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

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Library Service Club ROW 1 QL-RJ: S. Loeffler, S. Kelly, D. Pitchford. ROW 2: R. Johnson, C. Williams, K. Asen, M. Ab- lard, L. Nell, S. Sabel, T. Kramer, B. Fero, S. Zitlow, C. Kramer, J. Zom. ROW 3: K. Spoerri, S. Erickson, B. Evans, M. Grebe, J. Williams, D. Neilsen, J. Michaels, K. Ewerdt, F. Nibbe, P. Pickart. Service To School And Communit Are Provided ROW 1 QL-RJ: N. Schmitz, P. Karst, R. Galle, M. Geiger, B.Knecht,C. Wendt, B. Reschke, B. Fero, S. Erickson, L. Graham, W. MaLhers,B. Wiltzius,K. Steidaman, B. Bera. ROW 2: D. Morgan, M. Steidaman, S. Stohlgran, S. Halfman, D. McCarty, B. Sinotte, N. Schaub, K. Hughes, C. Schmitz, M. O'Heam, A. Kremer, B. Henslin, K. Fink, M. Schmitz, C. McEssy. ROW 3: A. Hollander, B. Anderson, E. Williams, J. Gemer, M. Schaub, D. Klimas, J. Toll, K. Rice, J. Reinardy, B. Galle, M. Retz- laff, S. Krause, P. Streams, L. Beck, S. Miesenburg, S. Flagstad. ROW 4: C. Hodgen, M. Zivkovich, K. Wilke, N. Rice, R. McAuly, A. Koenen, S. Benzel, L. Kraus, G. Mand, D. Mand, S. Stateson, A. Waldschmidt, L. Pomplin, T. Hoephner, J. Red Cross Edkins, C. Johnson, K. Theel. RED CROSS OFFICERS: Carolyn Schmitz-Trea- surer, Mary Steideman-Vice President, Pat Stems- Sergeant-at-arms, Susie Benzel-Secretary, Rose McAuly-President. 148 xiii

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ROW 1 CL-RJ: L. Behlen, S. Bergstrom, B. Bendrick, C. Knuepple, R. Birschbach, J. Cox, K. Beaver, J. Toney, K. McGrath, G. Salaga, M. Fen- house. ROW 2: T. Faris, B. Schenk, J. Fulbright, J. Nast, T. Quacken- boss, B. Mclntosh, D. McCormick, T. Jones, G. Wettstein, V. Crego, J. Oldenburg, V. Peebles. ROW 3: B.Bea.rdsley, D. Batchelder, S. Assaf, M Schroeder,B. Blitzke, A. Schessow, A. Lambeseder, L. Rust, P. Spa1las,K. Stahla, K. Koren. ROW 4: J. Kosloske, B. Blair, J. Merrill, J. Mrazek, G Schroeder, L. Tonjes, K. Konz, K. Jennecke, A. Kremer, B. Kroes. ROW 5 P. Randall, S. Konopisos, C. Reed, L. Hansen, M. Merhoff, S. Mathos, J . Smith, J . Stanke, M. Tadych, C. Rutlin, B. Plaisance, M. Quackenboss. ROW 6: R. Ramage, F. Nibbe, J. Halter, J. Rueping, O. Mueller, C. Kalk, Drama Club With ew Clubs J. Plaisance, P. Tumer, C. Kinzer, R. Lingenfetter, L. Humo. ROW 7 D. Promen, B. Mortenson, G. Nadler, L. Brown, A. Martin, P. Kimble, P Cummins, J. Puddy, R. Mitchell, P. Soukup. ROW 8: D. Scharf, L. Car- ling, S. Cruckson, J . Casper, S. Hansen, V. Pinken, S. Pfund, C. McNinch J. Seibel, A. McCallum, M. Scott. ROW 9: C. Moore, K. Kenyan, D Mesner, M. Kraus, K. C. Klinzing, C. Ruyea, C. Diener, C. Fink, K. Bond, P. Matthew. ROW 10: J. Pilkinton, J. Bullard, J. Edkins, S. Flagstad, M schmirz, A. Bueiow. Row 11: D. Mi11er,D. Mashock, J. waaaingmn, Bf Zyduck, T. Noe, D. Balthazor, J. Zimmerman, S. Herserb. ROW 12: B. Koneen, J . Gruenstem, M. Joss, D. MacAll.ister. SKI CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD The Ski Club got off to a fast start this year and membership nearly doubled from last year. The events of last year so encouraged students that many more were eager to take part in the club acti- vities. The enthusiastic slate of officers and the executive board met several times and made plans for many trips to Little Switzerland on alternating Wed- nesday and Thursday evenings. Two weekend trips were planned H one to Rib Mountain and the other to Pine Mountain. An evening was spent with the Schneegeister Ski Club viewing some thrilling moving pictures taken at Aspen, Colorado. Mr. Jack Hopper met with the entire club at an early meeting to talk about ski equipment and ski safety. Depending on conditions a longer trip ROW 1 CL-RJ: B. Burroughs, K. Konz, B. Kroes,C. Morgan,J. Becker,G. Schroeder, L. Ton- jes, K. Jennecke.ROW 2: S. Edwards, R. Spies, J. Mengel, K. Smith, D. Promen, D. Hanser. SKI CLUB OFFICERS Augie Buch-President, Cory Strupp-Vice-President, Barb Mortenson-Secretary, Kathy Zeller-Treasurer, Linda An- derson-Historian. 147 will be planned for several days during the spring recess. il. i H- 1- -

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BOTTOM L.-R.: D. Anderegg, S. Leake, C. Morgan. MIDDLE L.-R.: M. Polinske, J. Zimmerman, J. Michler. TOP L.-R.: B. Lemke, L. Geiger, G. Sharpe. DEBATE CLUB What can we do about crime in the U.S.? Goodrich debaters tried to convince their oppo- nents that we should faftirmativej or should not g D fnegativej have Congress establish uniform regu- lations to control investigation proceduresg inves- tigation of criminal activities. Leading the way for the young Fondy team were juniors Betsy Georg, Tom Noe and Bob Lemke, Performing well and gaining valuable ex- perience were promising sophomores Sue Leake, Stu Manis, David Anderegg and Lee Geiger. Add- ing experience to the squad was senior Vicki De- Serve Well The past season was not outstanding in tenns of victories but valuable experience in developing ideas and presenting arguments was gained by those participating. This experience coupled with the expected return of some veterans, active sev- eral years ago, should lead to further success in the coming year. The general topic for next yearg For Goodrich