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

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ABOVE: The Girls Interscholastic Track Team practices many hours. RIGHT: Chris Shirey hurdles her way to the Olympics. ABOVE: Carol Weber practices her high jump for the first meet. BELOW: Jackie Eigenbrodt practices the shot-put. 14

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Girl ' Interscholastic Sport btain Goal For Athletic Minded Girls Girls lnterscholastics consists of Basketball, Bad- minton, Volleyball, Softball, and Track and Field. The Basketball Team finished the season with a 7-2 win lose record. Senior Trudy Peterson, Krys Sullivan, and Karen Kees were outstanding at for- ward. Lynn Tonjes was the outstanding defense play- er. The Girls Track Club is still undefeated in invita- tional meets after four years. Chris Shirey is defend- ing her state hurdle record. This was the first year for badminton and softball. The Fondy gals tied for first place with Oakfield and Ripon in the area invitation sports day held at Goodrich. ABOVE: The girls Interscholastic Basketball Team, composed of Mary Fruend, Karen Kees, Coach Miss Call, Lynn Tonjes, Nancy Topp, Sue Luelofji Betty Renderman, and Trudy Peterson, has a pep talk before the game. RIGHT: This jump ball is very important to our team, it 's a tie game, one minute to go and we need one basket to go home with a victory. TOP: Trualv Peterson shoots from mid court for two points, 144

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Lettermeni Club Attain oal BELOW: This year's officers for the Lettermen's club were: from left to right, Joe Klinzing, Treasurerg Jim Bond, Secretaryg Kevin Smith, Vice-Presidentg and Mel Fruend, President. The F ONDY sweaters shown in the picture were purchased by the club and sold to the entire student body. The officers were elected by the other members of the club at the organizational meeting at the beginning of the year. ABOVE: The meeting takes a very informal nature as the advisor, Mr. George Trtan, lends some advice to president Mel Fruend. The club met every other Wednesday morning and accomplished many things during the course of the year. Right now it looks as though someone in the room has added a small joke to the regular business. The FONDY Lettermen's Club ac- complished more than any other club in the school this year. After the officers were elected the members went right to work on their first project. By the end of the year the club had purchased a wide-angle lens for the basketball pro- jector, tape recorder for all sports, a magnetic bulletin board for all sports, and, as this copy is being written, the club is working on new glass backboards for the gym. Donations of S50 each was made to the band fund and the Joe Capicik Memorial fund. The club was open to all Varsity letter winners and consisted of about 85 members. It is hoped that next years club can carry on in the same manner as this yearis. Let's see now, what can we do for our tirst 146 project . . .