Scrapbook 2- Senior Year

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To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under heaven."
A time to be enthusiastic at pep assemblies and other functions that generate spirit.
A time to incorporate new ideas, like showing movies at Regalia Ball and initiating Student Corps.
A time to take advantage of opportunities like the activity period and a chance to avoid final exams.
A time to be involved in clubs, sports and other activities that round out an education.
A time to be responsible, adopting to the no-bell system and using independent study booths.
A time to feel relaxed when talking to teachers and administrators who used to seem distant and impersonal.
A time to be well acquainted with Groves.
A time to be the first Senior Class to witness Groves' defeat of Seaholm in football.
A time to start applying to college.
A time to look forward to making new friends.
Finally, a time to reach graduation.

Source: Talon 1969, p.194.

12th Grade: 1968-69

Football, Fall 1968
Groves Beats Seaholm for the First Time!

Remember when we used to wear ribbons on the day of the games?

Complete headline: Groves Ends Seaholm Jinx in Thriller, 7-6.

THE MOST HAPPY FELLOW
Quarterback Mark Shada is carried off field.
Source: The Eccentric, September 19, 1968.

BREAKING THE JINX
Dick Sokol plunges into the end zone to put Groves ahead.
Source: The Eccentric, September 19, 1968.

Home Coming 1968

Senior Float
Source: Talon 1969.

Tigers Win World Series
1968

Above: 1968 Bumper Sticker.

In addition to Denny McLain Night, the band marched to his house
and played music during 4th hour.

Interesting Memory: During Denny McLain Night, as Band Historian, I remember asking Denny McLain for his autograph so that I could put it into the Groves Band Scrapbook. At first he tried to brush me off. Then with much resistance, he grudgingly complied. Here I was in my band uniform, we had just finished performing a concert for him, and that how he treated a band member! I guess it's true: "What goes around, comes around." By the way, I have no idea where the autograph or scrapbook ended up.