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

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i 1 I F ONT ROW L-R : L. A d , A. Sonnenberg, J. Brandt, A. Martin, M. Dettman, M. Schaub, G. Miller, K. Hettwer, K. -Zeller, G. Schroeder. MIDDLE RIOW: P. Kimllle, Wissz, tl.rfll3Il'oadway, J. Graves, C. Giese, G. Nadler, A. Adsitt, D. Hull, K. Rose. TOP ROW: D. Fntz, T. Groh,M. Russel1,M. Mc- Cullough, G. Sadoff, J. Zwiegler, J. Vieth, D. Pitchford. MISSING: M. Grebe, J. Waddington, M. Albertin. .H.S. Bookstore Proves Successful N.H.S. OFFICERS: Mike McCullough-Treasurer, Gary Sadoff- President, Karen Rose-Secretary, Cannen Giese-Vice-President. ational Honor Society New members of the National Honor Society were installed during the spring of 1967. This group was chosen according to ratings given them by the faculty on the basis of the students' leadership, scholarship, citizenship, and service. Throughout the year, various activities were conducted by the work of diligent committees and the officers: Gary Sadoff, president, Carmen Giese, vice-presidentg Karen Rose, secretaryg Mike McCullough, treasurer. One of the main projects of the N.H.S. was the organization and operation of a school paper- back bookstore. The members of the N.H.S. wish to thank our capable advisors, Miss Haack and Mrs. Tonjes, as well as the student body and other faculty members for their continuous support in all of our endeavours.

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STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Ann Martin - Secretary: Dianne l-lull - Vice Presidents Tom Raab - Treasurer: Jim Zwiegler - President. Student Council Sponsors All-School ctivities The Student Council is the most important club in the school, for it is the student government. Through this club, every student in the entire school has an opportunity to express his opinions. Student Council is an outlet for present feelings about school policy in that it talks matters over and tries to amend or correct present policies. Over all, the Student Council is of service to every student enrolled in high school. This year the Student Council has continued being of service to the stu- dent body through its many projects. lt began the year with sophomore ori- entation, Homecoming and held class elections. It again helped in the Save the Children Federation drive. The Student Council sponsored many events during the winter, such as, a Christmas decorating contest, a Christmas As- sembly, and Winter Fomial. With the coming of spring, the Domestic Ex- change Program was enlarged and in conjunction with this, Workday was in- itiated into the program to fmance this activity. The Council also felt that it sponsored the best Variety Show ever. The Student Council has had a busy year, but hope to make next year even better. tAbove lefty Students decorate their rollroom for the Christmas decorating contests. fBelowj Elections proved to be of major importance for Student Council members. 140

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li: il'llQ-111'ZZ-T iii, ROW I QL-RJ: J. Graves, R. Sheppard, S. Loehr, D. MacAllister, P. Kimbel, G. Serres, K. Griffen, M. O'I-Ieam, N. Ries, M. Halter, B. Georg, K. Rosenberg, P. Wahoske, T. Peterson, C. Schmitz, K. Hughes. ROW 2: J. Oldenburg, L. Christ, L. Yugovich, T. Kovacs, M. Fee, C. Weber, K. Bennudez, M. Schmitz, L. Graham, R. Deslsles, K. Bond, K. Bauer, C. Newman, L. Neuberg, E. Williams. ROW 3: P. Meisinger, J. Delong, T. Groh, L. Rust, C. Kalk, L. Anderson, P. Barth, J. Becker, D. Evans, S. Konoposis, P. Matthew, D. Handley, M. Adelman, G. Scheibach, B. Anderson, A. Buch. ROW 4: B. Felda, R. Engel, R. Hollander, D. McCoy, L. Haskins, S. Matthews, J . Beck, R. Everix, D. Frank, T. Pickart, D. Mohr, S. Bertz. G Koepke, B. Anderegg, G. Sharpe, T. George, S. Schwark. French Club ROW I CL-RJ: M. Ehlert, D. Hull, L. Ellison, S. Cohen, A. Martin, P. Soukup, B. Zyduck, C. Barrett, C. Kalk, G. Hammang, C. Kinzer, S. Hammang, A. LaBorde, L. Brown, M. Markel. ROW 2: D. Gneiser, C. Fiebig, M. Fuller, K. Klinzing, F. Gaines, C. Newman, K. Konz, K. Bauer, P. Matthews, J. Carew, B. Plaisance, P. Turner, C. Hermann, C. Scharf, V. Peebles, B. Christie, J. Bullard, K. Searl. ROW 3: C. Kosloske, C. Shirley, D. Hobbs, L. Kwaterski, B. Ramsey, K. Pagel, M. Ablard, M. Scott, A. Mc- Callum, C. Giese, C. Barrett, S. Leake, A. McLane, S. Rasmuuen, L. Spoeke. ROW 4: S. Behnke, D. Kairis, M. Schmitz, K. Bemiudas, R. Spies, J. Kosloske, A. Buch, B. Felda, D. Martin, P. Webb, D. Frank, G. Sadoff, D. Soukup, B. Rosenthal, C. Dolan, K. Race, B. VanVleet. GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS: Judith Zim- merman-Secretary, Peter Meisinger-Presi- dent, Jim Delong-Treasurer. MISSING: Tom Loberg-Vice-President. ROW 1 QL-RJ: J. Bengal, C. Vandervort, K. Hayden, J. Toshner, T. Peterson, P. Wahoske, C. Jaber, M. Radke, L. Graham, M. Geiger, P. Karst, J. Mrazek, G. Schroeder. ROW 2: B. Breister, M. Polinske, C. Chudd, S. Smerling,P. Randall,G. Miller, B. Mortensen, P. Erickson, K. Stewart. ROW 3: T. Boettcher, P. Checki, K. McCullough, A. Sina, P. Eaton, M. Ehlert, V. Pinkert, M. Buch, J. Reeck, T. Kuhnz, Scribusg B. Minnich, Pro Consul. ROW 4: L. Kimple, B. Lemke, G. Law, J. Reuping, T. White,J. Lue- loff, S. McCallum, B. McC1oad, D. Grangaard, D. Giese, C. Giese, D. Wolf, K. Rochweit, W. Stark, D. Tank, S. Van Vleet, Cloister. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Tom Raab, Consul. Latin Club