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

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OGOICAIIOH Always there are persons and places which seem to stand out in the memory of our school days. To us, one of these persons is Mr. Stanley Bussard in whose classroom we have sat and under whose coaching the boys have learned, not only to run and shoot but also to play the game fairly and for the sake of the game. Mr. Bussard, by his varying and unusual presentations ol the lessons in World History and United States History, has made these courses more interesting, more truly the living, historical materials which have served so great a role in the building of the world and the nation we live in. That he is a successful coach is proved by the accomplishments of his teams-basketball, cross country, and Held events in track. Not only do we honor and re- spect him, but the Board of Education has honored him by ap- pointing him Assistant Superintendent, the new position becom- ing effective the second semester. As a man, Mr. Bussard inspires us all with his quiet, consis- tent, courteous pursuit of his work and pleasures. He sets a high standard for himself and gets the same type of conduct from his students. Thus, to Mr. Stanley Bussard, who has given us help in using several KEYS to success and happiness, we dedicate this 1952 ECHO. 5

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5 Q The central section of this building was erected in 1922, the north and south wings in 1935 and, 1939. Cafeteria, shop, music and classrooms have been added at the rear. And now the new gym is materializing. W. si , -:s ietf 'Wr'fff r ,,-, sfmf1ay.f: :sg -,fl-Wg ,, , K kkk. A , V ,. - Y x eq K -gigs 5-sig, - N sr - f- A V -1 ee-' sie,-was Q1 .nr 4' ' , V i X rv ,L X ,, , ' .f ' - N- - 5 ,X 5, - K .. , ' 7 - ' Q- K WV i ' . K af-1,-: W, . K A is ,eq f!!MQJ,. grew K 'iff Qu -5 The walls are going up. Concrete foundation slabs appeared. The new gym with steel roof beams partly up. Structural steel beams seen from below. 6