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

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ALL YEAR LONG ... GB : STAFF WORKS FOR US “Do potato chips really have 200 calories?” Sharne Etheridge, Joyce Wiest, and Vada Bryant are only three of the over 400 served daily by Mrs. Ter Burgh and the other cafeteria staff. The constant replacement of burnt-out bulbs . . . the always breaking windows shades . . . the never-clean blackboards . . . the water- spattered windows . . . the janitor’s job is never ending . .. Mr. : A familiar sight to all Grand Blanc students is the snake-like yellow Haddrill, Mr. Malley, and Mr. Russell, are only part of the backstage . line of busses, 30 in number which transport some 3015 passengers crew which strives to keep our building in top shape. daily through rain, snow, fog, sleet, freezing drizzle . . . all kinds of weather. “| need these tests in half an hour” .. . “Did anyone turn in a brown and yellow striped wallet?” .. . “May | use the phone to call my pe Mom?” . . . “Do you have the keys to the ice cream machine—I lost my dime’ . . . these are among the fifty million questions answered daily by GB’s cooperative office staff: Mrs. Lobban, Maxine Rayner, Mrs. Horton, Kay Burke, and Mrs. Summerer.

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}Here several students are engrossed in a combined square dancing class .. . | PERFECTING ARTS | With the assistance of Mr. Wideman, David Porter learns how to operate the lathe. “After you, girls’ . . . Mr. Hoppert strikes a debonaire pose as he starts out another day in his life of a drivers’ training teacher. Girls, who gain experience for future jobs through office practice under the direction of Mr. Bradley, practice to improve their skills.

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TEACHERS LEAD VARIED LIVES — pamela MS TY PEWERITER KEYBOARD e688E00008 = 00000000006 P% 0600000980 Tape recordings, movies, filmstrips, panel discussions, play acting, records add spice to daily classes Exchanging ideas and techniques along wih some chit-chat fills many a teacher’s conference period... lunch time provides an opportunity for relaxation and relating the day’s activities .. . Checking out at 4:15, teachers go home to families, outside jobs, graduate classes, stacks of papers needing grading . . . Faculty cars fill the parking lot many evenings while teachers attend PTA, chaperone dances, participate in meetings, correct papers, ar- eerie ie range bulletin board displays, support the teams