Stockbridge High School - Panther Yearbook (Stockbridge, MI)

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Foreword You now have your 1 969 Panther Yearbook, and are about to explore the pages of history that it cov¬ ers. The memories of this book are told through stories and pictures. Many of these people and events will fade from your memory in the years to come but you can always look back on this possession to recall this year. Within this book you will find that the theme hands ' displays a perfect emotion that is present every¬ where always. Many students are taking advantage of their high school days and are grasping for knowl¬ edge. Opportunities presented by the hands of the faculty, principals, superintendent, school board as well as by the many parents are in abundance. MARGIE COSGRAY, OUR ARTIST All division pages and art work in our book is credited to her. We have endeavored to include all of the activities, organizations, sports and classes of which you have been a part. It is with pleasure, we present to you, your 1969 yearbook. This is your book — treasure it always. 2

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In Memory v CHERYL GAUSS Daniel Webster defines tragedy as dreadful, calamitous, disastrous or fatal and this year our school has been faced with many tragic events. In just such an event we lost a very dear teacher on February 26, 1969, in the person of Cheryl Gauss. Mrs. Gauss came to us in 1967 from Freeborn, Minnesota. Although she had been with us for only two short years, we had come to know her as a very lovely person. She was a very dedicated teacher and the students had learned to respect her and enjoy her classes. She, in turn, had all of their interests at heart. In spite of a full day of teaching she found time to do extracurricular activities which included being one of the senior class advisors. We, at Stockbridge High are going to miss her gracious ways and feel a deep loss of a fine teacher and friend. This yearbook has been dedicated to her memory.