Goodrich High School - Martian Yearbook (Goodrich, MI)

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ROW 1: James Fleming, Woody Millspough, Edward Morrison, Jim Sanford, Vickie McCormick, Charles Feher, Jackie Falter, Diane West, David Laird, Cathy Lesko, Linda Tody, Linda Pierson. ROW 2: Dawn Kostecke, Mary Liscom, Mary Meyer, Ronnie Auten, Jim Scharf, James McNeil, Virginia Heusted, Mary B tts, Geraldine Wotring, Clennis Lilly, John Bird, Allan Rohrer, Mrs. Hill, teacher. ROW 3: Bill Holstead, Betty Holderbaum, Ann Nichols, Tom Bohlen, Robin Barr, Bob Andrews, LeRoy Andress, John Meranda, Barry Zubke, Bonnie VanKirk, Carol McAbee, Gary Greenhoe. ' Q The boys and girls started off the year in the brand new school. They were very good housekeepers all year and kept the desks and the room very neat. The children brought many plants to help decorate the room, and all through the year kept the bulletin boards covered WitH monthly activities. The P.T.A. gave the room a big fish aqparium which was stocked with goldfish. Though we had bad luck at the begin- ning with it, we were finally able to enjoy it. The children had many interesting units this year. One they enjoyed in particular was a study of foreign children. A note book was made which covered the countries of Spain Norway, Alaska, France, Mexico and Holland. The children made a paper village complete with stores, schools, churches, hospitals, and all he trimmings. The 3rd grade ended a very interesting school year with a group of 36 children.

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RCW 1: Carolyn Welch, Donna Sanford, Clifford .Jones, John Krause, Connie Maxwell, Karen Brown, Carol Pintek, Joyce McCormick, Elon Clark, Joe Roberts, Linda Becker- ROW 2: Mike McAbee, Patty Sherman, Cheryl Horton, Margaret Pratt, Vonette Gemeny, Terry Bouck, Car0lYU Am-dons Ronald Brgsseau , Raymond Rayl, Diane Rohrer, Elroy Converse, Marsha Slavens, Mrs. Rohloff, teacher. ROW 3: Pamela Dooley, Laurie Bird, Larry Tefryaha Nancy Mccandiish, Carl Magnum, caan Hiiiier, Terry Schlagel , Ronald Trafas, Sandra Mecklenburg, Carolyn Hecht, Margaret Sanford. ABSENT: Sandra Letts, David Roberts. Secancfg There have been approximately thirty-six children in the second grade room all year. Enrollment nas varied some. Much acting the part of characters in stories was a part of our activity program. At Thanksgiving, centerpieces for tables were made of salt boxes in the fonn of turkeys. At Christmas, pot holder racks were made,colored and shellacked The last project was circus. The teacher wrote to Ringling - Brothers Circus at Sarasota, Florida, for the backstage life of the circus performer and his family. We made circus wagons, rings and animals. We planned to attend a real circus.