Goodrich High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Fond Du Lac, WI)

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Sponsors - 1960 I. F. Ahern Company T. E. Ahern Company Annen Brake Service Company Arcade Bowling Alleys Automotive Sales 6: Service, Inc. Berger's Ladies Apparel Shop Brauer's, Inc. Candlish Funeral Chapel Caramel Crisp Shop Chatterton Pharmacy Crouch Brothers Grocery Dallman df Cooper Dana 6: Worm Drug Company DeMet's Restaurant Dugan, Geo. M., Funeral Home Dundee-Sills Studio Ear1's Food Market Elgin Water Conditioner Co. Elliott's Ladies Shop Fairway Variety Store First National Bank Fond du Fond du Fond du Fond du Fond du Lac Commonwealth Reporter Lac Department Store Lac Lumber Company Lac School Supply Lac Stone Company, Inc. NG BY Ford Rexall Drug Store Gibson Company Giddings 6: Lewis Machine Tool Co. Gilles Frozen Custard Gysbers lewelry Store Haentze Floral Company Hammersmith-Kortmeyer Co. I. P. Hess Iewelry Charles Horn, Electrical Repairing Hotel Retlaw Huber Brothers Drugs Hutter Construction Company Immel Construction Company International Paper Company K 6: K Print Shop Kaufman Electric Shop, Inc. KFIZ Broadcasting Co. Klaetsch Sporting Goods Krail Iewelry Store Laux Studio Gilbert L. Larsen Studio Malady's Meat Market Sam Manis :Sf Sons, Inc. National Exchange Bank Nehl's Studio I. I. Newberry Co. A. C. Nielsen Co. O'Brien Dry Goods Co. Pagel's Flowers I. C. Penney Co. Petri Insurance Agency Petrie's Restaurant Ragatz Family Shoe Store Rueping Leather Co. Sears-Roebuck G Co. Service Motors, Inc. Summerfield Aligning Service Specialty Dry Cleaners Sport Shop Sterling Lumber Company Sutter-Remo Printing Company Thornton Finance Corporation Threshermen's Mutual Insurance Twohig Floor Covering Van's Bakery Vulcan Manufacturing Co. Wegner Office Supply Company Weigand Business Machines Wells Manufacturing Corporation West Ice ci Cold Storage A. H. Westberg, Inc. Winnebago Farm Dairy Wisconsin Lumber Company Ray Wood, Inc. Florists ENG A ING C S surrsn REMO PRINTING coMPANY FOND DU C. W SCONS Page Ninety-two HAMMERSMITH-KORTMEYER COMPANY I WAUKEE. WISCONS

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1 959 - 1 960 Semester Scholarship List SGPHOMORES Gary Aschenbrenner Margaret Baker Beverly Betry Iennifer Blakely Warren Buchter Nanette Capelle Wanda Cheevers Carolyn Collins Daniel Dettmann Frank Disbrow Charlene Doms Evelyn Eiteuner Sandra Fritz Susan Geiger Richard Gilmore Sue Glaser Michael Gulig Merry Haberkorn Ruth Ann Halle Rodney Hannes Craig Hansen Lyle Hansen Iames Hewitt Martin Holmquist Marion Iagow Carolyn Jensen Laurel Iohnson Walter Iohnson Anne Kaestner Diane Karls Kay Klipstine Mary Koenig Gladys Kolitz Mary Lampros Richard Larke Monica Lefeber Iames Leonhardt Sue Lingenfelter Kathleen MacGregor Steve McConahey Bruce McKay Iames W. Meyer Sue Mielke William Muenter Larry Olsen Bruce Petri Grace Pfeifer Kathryn Piotter Richard Plaisance Roger Prehn Iudith Retzlafl Ioanne Scheibach Marta Schulz Paul Setzer Patricia Sheridan Sandra Singkofer Ellen Soukup Karen Steffen Paul Stephany Lynn Stohlgren Ianet Streeter Iohn Strege Pamela Templin Sheryl Tremlett Wanda Treptow Robert Vincent Iohn Wams Ianet Wilhelms Betty Willis Iames Zorn 1 L --luv -Iii-

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illlarg lliagnvr Death seems such a tragedy when it comes to a young person so full of promise. This was the thought foremost in everyone's mind when, on May 5, 1960, news was received of the death of Mary Wagner. Teachers and classmates alike fondly remember her friendliness toward everyone. As one of her closest friends remarked, She never passed me in the hall without saying 'hi' or stopping to talk for a while. Mary's quiet, sweet disposition, her ready smile, and her bright hello are the fine characteristics for which she will be remembered. An excellent student, Mary attained high scholastic honors throughout her high school days. Although much of her time was devoted to school work, Mary found time to sing in the choir and to assist the business staff of the Cardinal. Teachers admired her cooperative attitude and dependabiltiy. School was an im- portant part of Mary's life: however, she also had many outside interests. She enjoyed church work and participated in many of its activities. Working on handicraft projects and sewing for herself and her family filled many happy hours. When death chose Mary Wagner, it took a very special person. Yet because Mary joyfully and successfully lived life, her life somehow seems com- plete. Memories of Mary are happy ones which will be retained forever. PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Fellow classmates, at this commencement time we are to go our individual ways. As president of the Senior Class, I take this opportunity to thank the faculty and all who helped us to prepare for this new phase of our lives. It is our responsibility to build on the foundation we have laid with their guidance. Our days in school have been filled with many memorable occasions, but not until May 5, 1960 did tragedy enter into our high school lives. Mary Wagner passed from us. She was the kind of girl that always wore a smile and never tried to hurt anyone. She was always ready to help her classmates with an extra hard physics problem or a confusing sentence in English. Her kind smile and radiant good will made an everlasting impression on all who knew her. Because Mary was that kind of person, memories of her will live forever with her friends. I am sure Mary would say with me - the best of luck, much happiness and may God bless you all. IIM VAN VALKENBURG Page Ninety-three