Goodrich High School - Martian Yearbook (Goodrich, MI)

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Girls efforts produce outstanding records Goodrich Goodrich Varsity Girls Track TSGH7 New Lothrup Brandon Genesse Byron Atherton Lindon Bendle Montrose Bentle y Lake Fenton Hamady Opponent 1. Lanette Baker runs the mile, with much determination. 2. Lisa Higdon clears the hurdle in excellent form. 3. Michelle Klenow makes the 3rd handoff to Colleen Peters for the 880 yard Relay. 4. Wendy McQuillan runs to ward the finish line to win the 440 yard Relay. The Girls Varsity track team did especially well in the start of their track meet though their team was especially smaller. The injuries to key personnel meant the last half of the season wasn't as successful as the beginning. Even though no one qualified for the state meet this year, next year should be a dilterent story because of the number of talented, experienced girls return ing.

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lrWnning season for JV represents future hope for varsity competition Compiling a winning record of ten wins as opposed to eight losses, the junior varsity baseball team showed promise of developing an outstanding nucleus for the future Goodrich varsity. Coach Bob Newton attempted to give playing experience to each team member to encourage individual im- provements in all phases of the sport. Dan Lambert showed his all around skills by leading the team in pitching and hitting. His love and dedication to the sport were displayed regularly as he played a leading role in the winning season. Dan is certainly deserving ot the glowing praise of his coach, fellow players and fans. Sharing hitting honors, Lee Garza was always a dangerous man in the Martian lineup. Lee and Dan formed a one-two punch for the potent offense. inconsistency prevented the winning record from attaining greater heights. The team was unable to compile any winning streak longer than two games. Coach Newton continued to be frustrated as the win one, lose one season progressed. However, as player improvement was the goal, the team can be proud of its achievements in this area. Certainly, this team will provide the stars of the future. 1. Number sixfeen Pat Coletta tries to increase Goodrich 's lead OS he fGke3 G pOWeffUl 5Wif7Q. 2. Coach Bob N6WfOI7 gives credit to the deserving Martian team at the annual spring sports banquet. 3. The banquet also gave Coach Newton a chance to tell of the team's achievements. 1982 Junior VOl'SifY CHS OPP. 8 Holly 14 4,1 1 Lakeville 1,6 1, 12 Hamady 7, 0 1,2 Bentley 9,0 5,5 Montrose 6,4 9, 12 Lake Fenton 2,2 3 Brandon 10 1 1, 7 Bendle 3, 1 2,2 Atherton 3, 14 4, 7 Linden 8, 6

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Wi wares Experience, youth work towards building team 1. Mdlfy Good ISGDS lf7fO fhe Gif to mdke G VUlUObl6 fUmD. 2. Steve Kaftenburger sprints toward the finish line in the 100 yard dash. 3. Lyle Hewitt of Goodrich jumps 6'4M in the Lake Fenton meet for the school record. fPicture by the Flint Journa0 4. Kendrick Royer keeps stride while running the mile. According to Mr. Kelly, ThiS yeCIr'S boys' track team WCS very young and ineXpel'ienCed. Lyle HeWiTT WGS The only person WhO went to state, and he plGCed 7Th. He GISO bI'Oke G school record ThiS year. In the high jump he jumped 6' 4W'. The team did not do well this year: they won one n'1eeT. They placed IOST in The leclgue. Now they have The experience they need to start next year with better hopes. Goodrich 8 1 96 82 70 63 93 66 104 6 1 64 87 68 53 Goodrich Varsity Boys Track Team 82 Ne w Lothrup 4 1 Brandon - Bendle 50 Byron - Atherton 45 Linden 44 Montrose 5 1 Bently 53 Lake Fenton 37 Hamady 44 Opponent 82 9 1 107 112 134 103 105 121 1 14