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

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ARILEEN DAY MAXINE RAYNER jk? OMC? ZJCLMMLQQIUJ 6CA00!I'UI'll'lilfl9 Q ecfiuefg. FRANCES SUMMERER ANITA HORTON ROSEMARY DUNN Even though the ollice staff is busy with fllffir thousand and one respon- sibilities, Z1 smile of friend- liness greets everyone who enters the offices. JAMES RULE

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rw X ii Vw ' , K gg, One of the routine morning tasks Miss Dowd and Mr. Brosz perform is writing excuses. They're lucky pheasant season nloesn't lust long! I00l'l:i0I'fi QOLUC! and M052 CAQI' 00I'bUag5 Ol' As the thought of graduation takes a more prominent place in our minds, a note of happi- ness and a tinge of regret appear: happiness, that opportunities for future advancement are unlimitedg regret that our high school days are soon to be concluded. As we look ahead at the paths which lie before us, our minds wander back to the members of the faculty, whom we remember as both teachers and friends, who were always more than willing to help us to reach our goals. We wish to thank Miss Dowd and Mr. Brosz for all their help during this last big year. Many times when we were tired and had run out of ideas, their suggestions helped us finish the job well. 30 We especially wish to thank Mr. Brosz for all the energy and time he has contributed to our senior activities. The big moneyamaking project, the STAND, was more successful be- cause of his management. Other big items have been on our agenda - the trip, on which we had so much fun, Class Night, Baccalaureate, and last but not least, Commencement. Memories of Miss Dowd and Mr. Brosz will always come to mind when we think of our Senior year. Wife collectively and individually wish to express our appreciation to the other members of the faculty. They, too, have spent many hours with us in class and out, opening the DOORS into their special fields.