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

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FRONT ROW: Greg Schafer, Fred Negus, Smith, John Slavin, Mike dorn, Craig Wilkum, Howie Deonavich, Dennis Diaz, Stan Wesphal, Becker. BACK ROW: Craig Kaemmer, Tony Schumacher, Brian Bloc- Dennis Schmidt, Eric Schenemann, and coach Ron Nelson. Pucksters Continue To Improve Again this year the Hockey team got off to a slow start because of lack of practice time. The pucksters were limited to ten goals in their first eight games of the season. After the bugs were worked out the team made a complete turnabout and won their last three games. They scored fifteen goals to their opponents three in these finals. This years captains were Fred Negus and Eric Schenemann. The most valuable player was goalie Brian Bloedorn who was among the finest ever at Goldrich. Brian set records for the most saves and the fewest goals allowed. Howie Deonavich was high scorer leading in both goals and assists. Other players who were assets to the team this year are Stan Wesphal, Craig Wilkum, John Slavin and Greg Schafer. The Hockey team was a group of fellows who produced fine results in spite of the lack of practice time. It is hoped that in the near future the city of Fond du Lac would find it necessary to build a permanent ice arena. With this practice ice readily available the hockey team will be sure to be among the finest anywhere. 132 RIGHT: Junior Mike Becker, one of the most aggressive players on the team, is shown getting ready for action.

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ntramural nitiate Spirit - 2:3 I if ABOVE: The pace is fast and the spirit is high in the Intramural volleyball games. This years volleyball program was bigger and better than ever. The taller kids didn 'I always win out though as the picture shows. BELOW: The new Intramural sport, wrestling is exhibited by the two boys working hard on the mats. The program was very successful as more boys turned out for the sport than was expected. 134 At Goodrich boys intramurals is highly regarded as one of the best programs to be found anywhere. This year there was more sports to choose from than ever before. They include flag football, softball, basket- ball, volleyball, wrestling, and track. The newest sport among these is wrestling. A meet which included both the junior high schools as well as Goodrich was held here. The meet was well attended and produced some very fine performances. The annual free-throw con- test was also held with sophomore Jim Mundt winn- ing the final shooting with 23 out of 25 free throws. The basketball program proved to be the most excit- ing in recent years as the WEIGHT WONDERS and the Bn Boys were neck and neck the entire season until the final tournament when the B Boys won the game by one point. All in all it has been a very good year for intramurals at Goodrich. At the mo- ment an even newer sport has been added to the in- tramural program. Fore! H 'fa warm