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

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i l Twirlers Add To School pirit Both Twirlers and Pom-pon girls added to the school spirit by wearing their uniforms on color days. Among their performances this year were Homecoming and Miss Fond du Lac parades, football half-times, and pep assemblies. Although both organizations had hopes of going to Washington, D.C. with the band, only a certain length of people could go. As a different money-raising project this the Twirler's club held an Hunco- year, ordinatedv twirler week. Members of the club carried containers, and students gave their pennies to the most unco-ordinatedw one. With the money raised, new uniforms and equipment were purchased. Pom-pon girls are selected from a tryout of the Way they do a routine. While for twirlerls, any girl who can hold a baton is in. ABOVE: Barb Sclzmidlkofer, Ellen Kaiser, Stephanie Crucksorz, Debbie Flentje, Char Hansen, Linda Schmidt, Karen Sslzneider, and Vickie Pinkert all practice for an up-coming performance. RIGHT: One of the first performances in the Twirler's new uniforms was for the 1968-69 homecoming. ABOVE: On one of the many Friday color days, Twirlers, Pam Bublitz, Debbie Krause, and Linda Schmidt rehearse. 141 l

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'1'-f ,W lf S ' Q f, ,wi L,.- i , AW? Pompon Girls And 'Nw 5 RIGHT: Porn pon girls ,End that students are always willing to buy some homemade 1 ' 'esl goodies. ABOVE: Tlze first row of Pom pon girls move out in the Homecoming Parade. 1-t , ww . MM ABO VE: One of the ways tried to build-up school spirit was by having an outdoor pep assembly. Here, pom pon girls show their routine for homecoming. 140

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Grace, Talent And ractice What person has not been envious by the talented performer as she executes a routine with ease and self-assurance on some form of gymnastic apparatus? For many girls who have a dream like this, it may become a reality when she joins the gymnastic club. The gymnastic club was organized by Miss Joanne Peirce and interested girls in 1967. Present members bring a variety of back- grounds to the club. Some have a strong dance background while others are neophytes working to discover the talent which is theirs. Performing at half-time basketball games, various area meets and attending clinics keeps this club very active. Interested girls who have tumbling ability or are interested in learning gymnastic skills can join the club after passing a series of skill tests in the four areas of vaulting, uneven parallel bars, balance beam and tloor exercise. wwwwxu him:-mise LEFT: Senior gymnast Vicki Matthew goes through a back rollover on the balance beam. Spotting for Vicki are Barb Peters and K. C. Klinzing. ABO VE: Gail Becker practices a new movement on the uneven parallel bars. 142