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

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High School Red Cross Club OFFICERS COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN President ................. ANNE CLARE KAESTNER Kathleen Beltezore ..... County Home Program Committee First Vice-President ..... ....... M ARY ANDERSON Kathleen Rogge ........... Veterans' Hospital Committee Second Vice-President .... ...... L INDA STOLLFUS Mary Heiting ........................ Projects Committee Corresponding Secretary ........ KATHLEEN WURTZ Kathleen Wurtz ............ Group Inlormation Committee Recording Secretary .............. BARBARA GREBE Iacqueline Ayres - Arla Arthur .......... Card Committee Treasurer ....... .. ................. DIANE KRAMER Lauma Salenieks ...... Christmas Food Basket Committee Faculty Adviser --- .... MISS OTTILIE OESTREICH Grace Pfeiler .... -- .............. Publicity Committee lGI1iCe Hall -.------......-.. .....-. C alling Committee PROIECTS 1. Monthly programs featuring group entertainment and refreshments were given at the Fond du Lac County Home. 2. Christmas baskets were furnished for needy Pond du Lac lamllies through the auspices oi the Salvation Army. Members brought iood to furnish complete meals or baskets. 3. Easter, birthday, or friendship cards were mailed to all Fond du Lac senior citizens residing in the geriatricsward oi St. Agnes Hospital or in private nursing homes. 4. Through Operation Easter Bonnet. patients in the geriatrics ward of St. Agnes Hospital were given refurbished hats and ties which had been collected by club members. 5. A Lakeside Park flower project will highlight group spring and summer activities when members plant and care tor three llower beds. A special area will feature an eight-by-eight foot plot centered by a raised cross ot red petunias symbolizing ihe Amer- ican National Red Cross. 6. Annual November enrollment funds set a new high total of over 3100.00 collected. Four girls will attend the Wisconsin Red Cross Youth Leadership Training Center in August at Camp Robinhood, Green Lake. Thru the local chapter of the American Red Cross, Ann Kaestner, club president, attended the American National Red Cross convention in Cincinnati, Ohio. She is also on the High School Advisory Council of this organization and was appointed chairman of the Northeastern Wisconsin area High School Steering committee.

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OFFICERS President ........................ STUART CO1-IBN vice-President --- ............ PAMELA 'rE1v1pL1N Secretary ..... .... M ARY BORNEMAN Treasurer ....................... IOYCE ABBUEHL Historian ........ ............... B ARBARA GREBE No one can say the Future Teachers haven't been busy this year! Remember when they served cookies and coffee to the parents and teachers at open house, and what about those pompoms for homecoming? However, it wasn't all work. There isn't a member who won't admit the Christmas party was a huge success. To those who attended. the trip to Oshkosh State Teachers' College was not only interesting but also highly informative. During the second semester many meetings centered around talks on various colleges. Another activity enjoyed by almost everyone was Teacher Appreciation Day. This enabled some of our group to try their hand at teaching a class. Future Nurses OFFICERS President ...... .............. C AROLYN IENSEN Vice-President ..................... LESLIE HANB Secretary-Treasurer ............... PAMELA GIESE Corresponding Secretary ....... KATHLEEN GORON CS Page 62 r

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Seated Sally Hielsoerg Susan Mielke Robert Freiberg, Mike Gulig, Marion Jngow, Jennifer Blakely, Barbara Sutter. Bonnie Butz, Richard B'1l7er I-.athy Flanagan James Gaffney Joan Blamey, Carol Schingen, Daun Garcia, Cheryl Bogenhagen, Georgette Thuerwachter Daud Fxtzgarrald Lol Race. Gerry Race. Qtanclmg' barol Gelow James Kastorff Joyce Johnson, David Engelmann. Anthony Halfman, Ronald Pemberton, Carol Smith, Verna Zimmerman Terry Burn Su an Plttler Robert Plagens, Tom Schultz, Stanley Mingus, Richard Pitzner. BAND The familiar strains to this stirring song came drifting down the hall as our band prepared for its final concert on May 10, the climax of a very successful year. God of Our Father, Whose Almighty Hand - Our 77 piece band, this year under the capable direction of Mr. Paul Richmond who took over for Mr. Zimmer on November lst, participated in several events. The band tour- nament at Ripon on May 12th was perhaps the most impres- sive. We were well represented at the East Central Solo-En- semble Contest also held at Ripon on March 3lst. The en- trants from the band brought home 5 firsts in solo work and 2 firsts in ensembles. This entitled Susan Cerny, F rank Cerny, lim Gaffney, Maxine Averbeck, Mike Gulig, Marion Iagow, Sue Karst, Kathy Flanagan, Ioan Blamey, Sally Hielsberg, Diane Thew, Gerry Race, David Fitzgarrald, Cheryl Bogen- hagen, Ioyce Blankenship, Stanley DeRusha, and David Gardner, to compete at the state contest at Madison on May 19th. A combined school concert with Roosevelt Junior High Schocl Band showed that our rehearsals had not been in Page 64