Goodrich High School - Martian Yearbook (Goodrich, MI)

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Seniors Tammy Sanders and Brian Slavin were named King and Queen of the Junior-Senior Prom, and they loved every minute of it! Waiting for their turn at the buffet table gave Tina Moorman, Rob Howells, Dennis Brown, and Sue Wilmot a chance to reminisce. Senior George Herman and Junior Valerie Carson share a special moment at the Prom. Junior Terry Grab and his guest are pretty serious-about their choices. Apparently Junior Mike Harrison would be ready to dance if he could find Kris Berry! ln the background are Cindy Mayer and Greg Richmond. Being alone for awhile didn 't seem fo bother Juniors Brian Germaine and Lynette Baker as they enjoy a laugh together at the Prom. Atlas Valley's beautiful buffet offered tossed salad, swedish meatballs, fried chicken, scalloped potatoes, and mixed vegatables, and for dessert, sherberf. Making their choices are Dawn Bradshaw, Jeff Albrecht and date, Kelly Frantom, and Kim Middleton and date.

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1982 Prom uses theme 'Hold onio your dreams' 't if fs. Hold Onto Your Dreams was The theme of the 1982 Junior-Senior Prom on May 8. Held at the Atlas Valley Country Club, the evening was a most memorable night for all those who attended. Special effects such as a dance floor of fog and floating bubbles made the night even more enjoyable Seniors Brian Slavin and Tammy Sanders were chosen as the King and Queen ot the Prom. To remember the occasion, special engraved metallic wine glasses were distributed as favors by the Junior class. The traditional Junior-Senior Banquet was held the evening before. With the Juniors giving the songatory and the Senior class prophecy and the Seniors giving their Last Will and Testament and Remember Whens, the night brought many laughs and many memories. us.

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Seniors rejoice with linal candlet ht ceremony Proud parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, brothers and sisters all kept the flash bulbs popping as happy seniors crossed the stage to receive their diplomas in Commencement exercises on June 8, 1982. The candlelight ceremony was an innovation for the long march in which helped to create a solemn atmosphere. Principal Gary Hughes welcomed all guests and introduced Rev. Henry Wesenberg, father ol a graduate, for the invocation. Following this, Salutatorian Stephen Cutts and Valedictorian Kendrick Royer delivered addresses. Superintendent Raymond Green introduced State Representative Mat Dunaskiss, who used the class motto as a basis for his remarks. Soon, the tassels were moved from right to left: Graduation was over. Principal Gary Hughes presents the seniors to Board of Education members. Mr. Lawniczak, Mrs. Lindley, and Mrs. Smith all presented diplomas to their own sons. Valedictorian Kendrick Ro yer admonished his classmates in the words of Winston Churchill: Never Give Up! Athletes, scholars, jokers-they all feel great about wearing that cap and gown! Jeff Harrison, Joe DeSantis, Scott Wood, and Don Amman are representative of many others. lf seems appropriate for Pennie Broecker, Marty Holmes, and Kendrick Royer to spend a last few minutes in the library before Commencement exercises begin. The jubilant, exhilarating freedom of graduation is all there in the expressions of Tim Chmiel Rika Ogura, and Kevin Hunnells.