Sandusky High School - Echo Yearbook (Sandusky, MI)

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i Gary Pritchett and Judy Prange l King and Queen Annual Homecoming Festivities of Sandusky High School were carried out in true SHS Fashion in this our school year of i956-57. King Gary and Queen Judy reigned over the event in royal pomp and style aided by a grand court of underclassmen. On the afternoon of the traditional Homecoming Football game a parade of floats made its way through the main part of town led b the SHS band and royal couple. The bon-fire pep rally had been held on the sand hill in pre- paring our warriors bold For the contest with the Caro squad. Redskins emerging from the trial victorious cast a happy atmosphere for the Homecoming dance held in the gym immediately following the game, thus cli- maxing the day for all chiefs, braves, and squaws. ,,.-'1 ?a-i ' b ,' I I Qjip' - ,- g-3 -E-4:-i. Death to Caro - Seniors Rocket To Victory! - Juniors 56 Salute Alumni - Sophomores

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l I' ll0NOR SENIIIRS ' . 1 Y X' js 2' ,S Honor students Dale Cubitt, vale- dictorian, and Mark Orchard, salutatorian, are pictured here. Both boys are members of the Na- tional Honor Society and have participated in Band and Sports. Dale spent his school years in the old Sandusky High school building, while Mark came here after some time at Ball and Peck schools. During their four years together Dale and Mark have been excellent friends. College is in the near future For both of our honor grads . 1 .,,,2 E K 3 f 5 f e D t The house that Dick lDick being Richard Longi built is large and filled with Friends. Dick lived here until 1953 and then the family moved to Detroit. Dick went to Redford Hi School until he and his family moved back to Sandusky in l957. He re-newed his old acquaintances and many new ones since his return. lt didn't take him long to get his Finger in the Senior pie and that's the way we Seniors liked it. . f . '. .l l . The Seniors helped sponsor their trip to Washington D.C. by selling candy after school. Nancy Hall, Dick Long, and Freddie Reinelt are dishing it out to the cust- omers.

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DEPARTMENT Here we see Mr. Sabin showing Carla It looks like Laura Scott and Bill Fran- Spohn a few points of interest on the zel are Finding this map ofthe United map concerning history. and world events. States interesting also. Standing by to Mr. Sabin also teaches government and make sure they don't make any mistakes economics. is Mr. Sweet. In the art department Joanne Mater is experimenting with some colored draw- ing pencils. lt must be a very good drawing for Mrs. Joseph seems to approve of it. Mrs. Olbrick is showing a few of her Freshmen students how much fun it is to diagram sentences. Literature is also taught during freshman year.