Goodrich High School - Martian Yearbook (Goodrich, MI)

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f K X 'tj Richard Mattson watches as Bill Gratsch attempts lo sink a long and needed put. 22 Tim Baldwin shows the kind ot concentration needed to be the team 's second lowest scorer. 31 lt may look like Tom Gora is eating his ball but actually it's his new way of cleaning it. 41 Lee Peters' record breaking year enables him to smile be nignly at all opponents. 52 Smack! Greg Johnson hits another beautiful ball towards his designated target. 61 Bill Gratsch and Tom Gora show their teamwork as they re trieve one ot Tom 's little mistakes. The Junior Varsity team also went undefeated in league this year. With an 8-0 record, they honored the school by taking 4th place in the Genesee County Invitational which consisted mainly of Class A schools. GHS 355 46 228 402 224 43 49 145 29 1 JUNIOR VARSITY Brandon Atherton Montrose Lake Fenton Hamady Atherton Linden Linden Montrose OPPONENT 338 51 31 1 419 284 56 57 185 31 1

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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.

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