Grand Blanc High School - Echo Yearbook (Grand Blanc, MI)

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0 I It has been our tradition to dedicate The ECHO each year to a compara- tively long-standing member of the faculty, but this year we are dedicating it to two very long-standing members of the family, Mother and Father. Re- peatedly Dad hears, Please, Dad, may I have a dollar? and he usually hands it out with maybe just a short lecture as to where the last one went. Remem- ber your last birthday when Mom surprised you with that luscious cake, made while you were in school? Yes, she and Dad are always glad to do something for us kids. Our parents are pretty swell people, and we wish it were possible to have every one of their pictures on this page.

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Foreword This is it!! The 1950 issue of The ECHO. From the first day we worked on it last fall to the last day this spring, we wanted to produce a book you would enjoy. In doing this our hands played a major role. How could any of the pictures be taken without the help of hands? Going even further, how could The ECHO be published? Since our hands play such an important part in our school activities you will find them appearing on many pages. Because we are wearied with looking at all the pic- tures and trying to think up new ideas, we now turn this issue over to you . . . The 1950 ECHO.

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you know we .have a legislative ,body in our school? That's exactly what the School Board is. They don't use me theme as much .as they do their Many of the problems which confront them concern our welfare. The the Board makes are enforced Brendel and Mr. Pepper. High- mihded individuals are required for these and our administration is cer- tainly tops! , s -2 g lp. - X5 V: ,,,s..l1.,.:a V fl' 1 rt ' it l ,s-lg 1 ,, me ma.,