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

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Plent of steam, drive, schemes, Above: Junior officers Mark Lavrenz, Cheri Royea, Valerie Garrett, and Lee Geiger discuss plans for the class project. Right: Mark Lavrenz gives his final campaign speech before class elections, which were held October 16. Above right: Following a meeting of the executive board, junior officers head for their lockers and then to second hour classes. Spirit, enthusiasm, and leadership helped to guide the Junior Class through an exciting and successful year, under the leadership of Mark Lavrenz, presidentg Lee Geiger, vice-president, Cheri Royea, secretaryg and, Valerie Garrett, treasurer. The spirit of a junior shows through his every action. Everything he does says, Look at me. I'm not a sophomore any more. It takes a while for some new juniors to realize that theylre not sophs now,but that they are juniors. They miss the leadership of the graduated seniors. There are many unfamiliar faces as the new babies come in. But when they do realize it, look out. They are proud of the new rings they sport. They laugh at the funny things they did when they were sophomores. School enthusiasm increases in every junior. Juniors feel more a part of everything. S 'iiors say to them, '6Come on and help usf' Acceptance becomes more evident in all things which they accomplish. This year they're the ones driving the cars to school, not the ones riding. Leadership in all areas grows. New ideas that never occurred before are brought before the class and the council. Things begin to look a little better because they are juniors now! xx .ar M1 . f--'ww - :'-:- X.. -1... Y - ,bf-za... harris --'M' 'S '..:'- -f . - s- ' - .g ,v: a2f22Qs::f1fill v wf - 1- xslt -,. a,' . ,K Q, T if 1-, . -':r rw Qe...- .gg 166