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

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BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: This year's G.A.C consists of KBOTTOM ROWj Sue Pinnow, Lynn Tonjes, Holly Reesman, Sue Behnke, Sally Pfund, KTOP ROW! Dee Dee Hobbs, Karen Jenneke, and Sandy Royea. BELOW: A huddle is called for while G.A.A. members plan their next basketball move. BOTTOM: One of the many activities a girls may participate in is after school bowling. RIGHT' Keeping your eye on the birdie is part of playing badminton. V . ,.-5, ' I ' ,..e- T l Hg H ,7 ,,.r.f.v. .ur Malliv 14- . .. . , .... ,...,. l .,.., . M .. , , V12 il 150

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Increases Competition fAbove-cont.j Pam Handley returns a serve to the faculty. fTopj Volleyball teams play in aFondy invitat- ional. J' Mr K S. 1 er 1, :MX l --'te A . -A :f.wE2:5.' i T' 5:'f'1'. -J: 15-QHAHT-fr '- 2'7f:.:reE11ff CS ' fi A -, 'I - JUNIOR VARSITY TEAMS CTopJ ROW 1: S. Lueloff, K. C. Klinzmg C Dlener ROW 2: K. Maillard, R. Thorpe, K. Wilke. CBottomJ ROW 1 B Sples, J Humleker, S. Jarvis. ROW 2: S. Capello, T. Brandt, M. Fisher, E. Majewskr ..... .o... , . is 2 New 9 an --.s P A Q53 W v T sill N Nwgwg. K SN. . . .. W -' I+, P . X in F . O ff . 'e 1 , .. ,ir - Q.: . Qhnn .3 , 2 11' fi W H sf Q A '2 V: Si Q f '--' -'rife 'Q-., : . 53. . ' V K srl. H2 f s X, X '51 'Q wk Q of ilk 3 T ...,. Q ogg we 23 so 'si Y ff 'S' 9 . ... ...... s, , is Missy-4 is Y. 'ta YL, ,arse Xe I ---- f . 2 , Nr , W QQ VH je . ss- .str s..s '- is :'s : E25 Ziff F as W 14

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it . i 3 W Qi. . B.i.1 wi SQ E. ri T, is t tt. ::' it LEFT: Dee Dee Hobbs gives Holly Reesman a little spin through the girls' locker room. ABOVE: G.A.C members display their gift to Goodrich this year of school pennants for the gymnasium. Basketball, Tennis, Badminton- all interest girl through G. A. A. a ,ww 9 vw' t . l V 151 This year the GlA.A., Girls Athletic Association, got off to a good start with 320 members. The G.A.A. provides a series of activities for girls to participate in. This year's activities included bowling, kickball, archery, volleyball, basketball, badminton, table tennis, softball, tennis, and track and field. Other activities included the sale of pom poms, the Christmas party, the Red and White Game, and many interscholastic meets. The G.A.C., Girls Athletic Council, consists of eight senior girls who were chosen for leadership, sportsmanship, and scholarship. These girls are a part of the executive board for G.A.A., and are respon- sible for the girls intramural activities. Each G.A.C. member is in charge of two sports. This year the girls chosen for G.A.C.i were Sally Pfund, Sue Pinnow, Lynn Tonjes, Holly Resesman, Sandy Royea, Dee Dee Hobbs, Sue Benhnke, and Karen Jenneke. Every year, it has been a tradition for the members of the G.A.C. to present a gift to the school. This year, the girls purchased the school pennants for the l