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

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Classes Become A W y Of Life K X as sweet' .Q lit F I TOP: Don Blattner helps Karol Bond hgure out a diffcult math problem. ABO VE: Before printing a poster, Cindy Morgan has to put the finishing touches on the mat. RIGHT: In advanced chemistry all work requires accuracy. Chester Schwartz weighs a powder element. 4 You hang around for twelve years so that you can tackle college or a job. Most of us have caught on that education is the best thing going. You try to take courses which will benefit you later. But, you canit always fit them in, so you end up taking Home Economics instead of Sociology. But, after all, Home Economics isjust as valuable as Sociology. The many courses offered cover a broad area of interests. They provide a technical and vocational, as well as a college preparatory education. Industrial Arts and Home Economics give a vocational back- ground. Physics, Spanish V, and English 6C are but a few of the college preparatory courses offered.

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Seniors Serve School I A Variety S TOP: G.A.C, members display their pep to the student body in one of many assemblies. ABOVE: Throughout the entire year Tim Freiss has served as the head technician for all school plays. One of the many he worked on was Of Thee 1 Sing . 183

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Sandra L. Christensen Kay Christie Richard J. Christie Bernard E. Clark Paul Cleveland Renee Colward Leslie J. CommO Jeffrey A. Cowles Diane Daley Michael W. Davies Howard M. Deanovich Rosemary D. Des Isles Susan Detert Kristine K. Diener Denise J. Dion Diane Dittel Lawrence J. Ditter David C. Domenget Sharon A. Dorn Thomas Dorst Charles L. Dowler Robin L. Draves Jean A. Dreifuerst Michael A. Hayward