Goodrich High School - Martian Yearbook (Goodrich, MI)

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Want X J .,v J .gk . ..ffjg,Q:5.gi: : as Y X Y wgfss k sbs ,, K . VM. .. ..., J. .. . 4 E S Learning from our experiences,' all a part of Hfe. The Goodrich Board of Education has had many tough decisions to make this past school year. The main issue was the millage for the Goodrich Area Schools which was defeated and recessitated cut backs in programs and lay otts of personnel. They are, seated' John Lawniczak, Andrew Bentley, Nancy Smith, and Barbara Lindley. Standing: Jack Steele, Robert Snyder, and Tom Bohlen. Barb Chandler, one of several Art Students who painted scenery on the windows ot McDonalds in Davision, shows her talents. Bonita Grove hews a great deal while the driver's training students get their eyes tested. Julie Koehn 's artwork made the wall in the High School Guidance Ofzice come to life. John llkka Tries to enjoy his last year in the High School Library. Daryl Hoag shows his talent during the Cabaret put on by the High School Choir. The cabaret, put on for three nights, was a great success. Matt Rees' entry in the industrial Arts Fair in April took a first place at the regional level and 2nd at the State Fair in Grand Rapids. -. .. .f -....1-.AX s::- s X xg X .f'u.5:ff-X5fiNf5

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, ' E,-4' ,..,,M.,W A , ..,,, ,ff N ...V . ls Q we 'im Milloge defeat causes cutbacks in programs Due to the millage loss, Goodrich Area Schools have had to Cut two members of the High School Staff: Mrs. Srabian, one of the counselors and Mrs. Ferguson, an English teacher who was also voted as Teacher of the Year. Other changes have been made in school hours and class cuts. Instead of seven hours of school, there will be only six hours. .. ,saw Before dropping classes the counselors gave the students a chance to list the classes they wanted for the next year. From this class priority list the counselors were able to find the highest and lowest ranking classes and from that these class cuts were made: Shorthand and Typing ll, Foods and Nutrition, Foods ll, Clothing and Textiles, Clothing ll, Housing and Interior Design, Child Care and Development, Managing the Single Life, Wood-Working I and ll, Physioal Education lll, Health Education 9-'12, Studio Art, Drama, Bel Contos, Basic English '10-12, English Literature, Journalism I and Il, and German I and ll.