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

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SOPHOMORES X s Y l x ' ' ' Emma Abitz, Iudy Abler, Paul Abler, Kathleen Adlam, David Aigner, Ian Aitken, Iohn MISS GLADYS TRELEVEN Anderson, Iudy Anderson. Thomas Anderson, Sherry Andrews, Lee Asmus, Randall Atkins S6C1'elC-IIY Gladys Attaway, Iames Auchue, Donna Babcock, Lawrence Babcock, William Baggett, Gary Baker, Charles Balnis, Karen Baltz, Iames Barba. Alice Borden, Sharon Bames, Delores Bartelt, Sandra Beahrn, Anna Becker, Mary Becker, Mike Beirne, Paul Beisbier, Nikki Benzler, Robert Bera, Bernard Bergen, Karen Bemalh, Donald Berndt, Grace Beusch. Susan Beyer, Mark Bird, Ioan Blamey, Ioyce Blankenship, Richard Blattner, Ioan Blatz. e r , - L e i ,e,,e 'Q so G srre H :yx Q . 1 gy, f- ' ...,.f :Q i - f. ' 'A .. t ' , H W ., Z., I s i f x si ' krsr X ' .P if ,L Q ,g iff' gmt ' R - . K S - Sfl ' .V ix Dennis Blish, Marjorie Block, Sharon Blum, Cheryl Bogenhagen, Richard Bond, Sandra Bond, Thomas Bonnell, Donald Bosin, Lynette Bosin, Devra Boudry, William Boudry, Mary Fl.-ORIAN HARVET Boyke, Kaye Brandt, Nancy Brandt, Walter Brandstetter, David Bray, Lois Brester, Bonnie Beauty Operator Brien, Claude Brown, Iames Brown, Barbara Bucher. Page 47

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soPHoMoRE CLASS IIM WESTPHAL SUE MCINTOSH MARY GAFFNEY IOHN STACY Vice-President Secretary Treasurer President PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE I am certain I will never forget the great honor of serving our Sophomore class as President this year. Many people have said our class has great abilities and talent. If we con- tinue to work together as we have in the past, we can make our class a leader of Goodrich High School. IOHN STACY It was September 7, 1961, the first day of this school year. For the sophomores, it was the begin- ning of three of the best years of their lives. But just what thoughts were going through the minds of these sophomores that first day? Will the upper classmen look down upon us? Will the teachers be hard to get along with? As the year progressed, all of these first doubts and worries were left be- hind. The upper classmen and faculty proved to be of great assistance in helping us become ac- customed to our new environment. They really became true friends. We, in turn, showed the juniors, seniors, and teachers our capabilities by electing a fine slate of officers that were a real tribute to the sophomore class. Those elected were Iohn Stacy, President: Iim Westphal, Vice President: Susan Mclntosh, Secretary: and Mary Gaffney, Treasurer. These four officers proved their leadership abilities in every possible way. With the opening of the football season, the sophomores proved their enthusiasm by their fine participation at the games and also by those boys who represented their class on the team. Fall and the football season led into winter and the basketball season. Here, again, the boys showed their terrific sportsmanship on the basketball court, and the fans again showed their spirit by at- tending all games. Then came spring and track, golf, tennis, and baseball and again a fine par- ticipation by all. But, the sophomores were not only outstanding in sports. Their music aptitude was proved by the many who took part in the band, choir, and girls' chorus. The solo and ensemble contest in Ripon brough home many first plac-e awards, and for some, the right to compete at the State Con- test in Madison. The scholastic achievements, the participation in intramurals, clubs and organizations, and those who joined the Hi Eye from this class proved in another way. their sincere interest and spirit for their school. Yes, the class of '64 played an important role in this school year. It not only contributed in the material things, but in morals, behavior, and attitude toward school. We never will cease to main- tain these standards. We will make Goodrich High School forever remember that the sophomore class of this year was outstanding in every way. Page 46

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