Goodrich High School - Martian Yearbook (Goodrich, MI)

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Young .L M Team Has Rebuilcfng Season 1 maui, lf M, I 12 With one tree arm Tab Phillips attempts to pass the ball 22 ll? his lGSf Qdme GS G coach, MIZ Hughes looks on fOl G Win. 31 Scott Wood ls all alone as he received the punt. JUIWOR VARSITY 41 Coach Sellers works the team hard during practice. 51 The .L M team tlre off the line in preparation tor the big game. 62 Mike Rountree and Scott Wood lead the team in the pre- game warm-ups. FOOTBALL GHS OPP 6 Holy Rosary 28 24 Brandon 20 12 Linden 26 13 Hamady 0 0 Bentley 14 6 Montrose 6 13 Lake Fenton 27 14 Bendle 36

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Varsity Footballers Give l'Wnning Season to Retiring Coach wvhl0v VARSITY FOOTBALL GHS OPP 19 Holy Rosary 0 30 Brandon 14 0 Linden 27 14 Hamady 6 15 Bentley 14 6 Lake Fenton 32 28 Montrose 7 0 Bendle 21 A high amount of enthusiasm was shown by the members of this year's football team. Led by team captains Don Amman, Mike Rountree, Brian Sibilsky and Scott Wood, they finished with a 5-4 record, a fltting way for Jerry Hughes to end his coaching career after 28 years. The high point of the season was the Homecoming game. The Martains were down 14-8, then with a 10 yard touchdown pass to Scott Wood they tied the score. A successful extra point put the Martains on top 15-14. Bentley did not score again. Brian Sibilsky and Scott Wood were chosen the most valuable players of the year. Most improved went to Brad Foy for the second straight year.

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Golf Teams Achieve Perfect Sfancfngs in League Play,' Peters Breaks School Records VARSITY GHS OPPONENT 210 Brandon 196 196 Atherton 220 207 Montrose 281 204 Lake Fenton 21 1 198 Hamady 284 218 Atherton 243 223 Linden 251 219 Lake Fenton 253 210 Linden 245 179 Montrose 196 204 Hamady 250 Coached by Ray Baumbach, the Golf Team flnlshed the year with a 10-0 record in the league. They went on to take first place in the league championship which upheld the tradition of a wlnnlng team. Unfortunately, when they went to regionals, they placed 7th and so did not go to state, even though their scores at regionals were better than those of last year's team. Team captain Lee Peters' and Co-captain Tim Baldwln's play were a big factor in sustaining a team average of 42.2. Lee Peters finished the year with an average of 37.2. He also broke the school record twice with 4 and 6 under par rounds.