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

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Powerlifters, Gymnastics, Powerlifters C. Averbeck, J. Bond, M. Galles, J. Wol1ner,G.Pelot. ROW 2: M. Freund, S. Klotz, B. Harney, S. Zimmerman, J. Heesaker, B. Jones, P. Mumm. ROW 3: M. Fuhrman, J. Klinzing, J. Bogenhagen, G. Kramer, P. Tittle, D. Perry. ROW 4: D. Martin, D. Rein- ardy, G. Schaefer, J. Snider, M. Ubbesen,J. Kunasch. BACK: D. West, P. Webb, B. Walgenbach, B. Christian- sen, T. Kunasch. Above: Fondy Powerlifters aid the cheerleaders during half-time. Left 8: Below: The balance beam and the parallel bars are performed to per- fection by the trim Ggures of the gymnastics club. FRONT CL-RJ: R. Spies, I . Resop,

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WRESTLING Coach Bill Parish ushered in the grunt and groan sport, rela- tively new at Goodrich, by welcoming a record 92 hopefuls. Since the few lettermen retuming were grouped in a narrow weight range, much depended on eager but inexperienced candi- dates. The 4-5 season record, the first loser since the inception of the activity, doesn't tell the whole story. Though luck, close losses, and injuries hampered the squad constantly. Excellent individual records were posted by Scott Bergstrom, 7-4g Jack Bera, 10-53 John Rauls, 14-75 Tom Kraft, 8-43 Mike Peterson, 19-5, and Ted Kuhnz, whose season was shortened by injuries, 9-2. Things looked quite bright for tournament competitionghow- ever, the best we could do in the Fox Valley Conference was a second by Kraft and thirds by Rauls and Peterson. In the re- gionals, three grapplers qualiiied for futherr competition toward the State. They were Peterson with a first and Rauls and Bera with seconds. All three, however, were eliminated at the sec- tionals with Rauls being edged out in a heartbreaking, O-1, over- time match. With the graduation of only seven seniors, Coach Parish and Assistant Coach Julien Kinzer can look forward to a strong nu- cleus for the 1968-69 hostilities. Retuming to anchor that squad will be such dependable perfomrers as John Rauls, Ted Kuhnz, Duane Johnson, Jim Bauer, and Joe Mengle. Other tive prospects are Steve Schneider, Darryl Dudley, Jim Versylus, Benny De Leon, Joe Knuepple, Steve Fero and Damon Miller. l During An Uphill Season Left to right SEATED: M. Pionke, S. Edwards, J. Versluys B Tumer D Zamzow J Brown MIDDLE ROW Manager M Richter, R. Bacon, B. Deleon, J. Albertin, B. Jaeger, R. Buschbach TOP ROW A Seibel T Noe B Doyle D Mills D Johnson, L. Bestor, R. Annis. ,Ang

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New Clubs Expand G.A.C. 4 0 0 0 5 9 BACK L-R: Carol Johnson, Mary Wisse, Pam Freischmidt, Peggy Clark, Kathy 0'Connor, Ann Sonnenberg, Karen Rose, Sue Mann. The G.A.C. for 1967-1968 school year was made up of 8 energetic Senior girls under the capable direction of Miss Barbara Call. These 8 girls earned the right to wear the white blazer and G.A.C. emblem by participating in intra- murals and by exhibiting leadership, good scholarship and congeniality. Some of the activities included this year were archery, kickball, volleyball, bowling, basketball, badminton, tennis and softball. Other school sponsored ac- tivities included the sale of pom poms, Red and White Game, many interscholastic meets and the annual awards banquet this spring. This years members were, Karen Rose, Mary Wisse, Ann Sonnanberg, Sue Mann, Kathy O'Conner, Carol Johnson, Pam Freischmidt and Peggy Clark. Sandy Garrett and Sue Schwartz enjoy bad- minton intramurals. l l 1 .A.A. GAA OFFICERS5 BACK ROW: Bev Few, senior point l chairman: Sue Behnke, junior point chairman, Alana Schessow, vice-presidentg Vicki Peebles, secretary-treas urer. FRONT ROW: Lynn Tonjes, recorderg Terri Kovacs, president. Missing: Nancy Holzman, sophomore point chairman. FX if-g s 1 . u e'r ae:.fa