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

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Senior Honored For Achievement Achievement proved to be one of the basic ingredients of the class of '69 as seniors received awards from the National Merit Foundation, DAR, and Elks, as well as from the school itself. Scholastic excellence was recognized as five students were named Na- tional Merit finalists. They were: Robert Anderegg, Steven Bertz, Betsy Georg, John Parrish, and Tom Scheer. After elections, held by the Senior Class and faculty, Susan Pinnow was chosen as this year's recipient ofthe DAR Good Citi- zen Award. Sue is the Senior Class secretary and is a member of GAC. Julie Becker was selected by the local Elks as the winner of the Elks Youth Leadership Award. LEFT: DAR Award winner Sue Pinnow participates in the GA C. She works on her costume for the variety show to make ita success. ABOVE: Awards of another nature were given to seniors throughout the year. Many senior boys were awarded letters this year. Cross country coach Del Stacy gives out letters to a number of outstanding members of the squad. 219

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Patricia Tennis Linda Testolin Karen J. Theel William Thern Suzanne Theyerl Jane Thompson - I ' Janice R.Thompson Mary Tischer I' - f , Thomas Titel A ' Patricia A. Toll Lynn Tonjes Judith A. Topp Robert Trepanier Jill A. Trott Jane L. Turnbloom , . - I '- . ., I Jgfiiifii AWQ1. 3 , 1 ls lr A A '- A . zxq 1 J 'Q sz X is 5 QJ' X if 25 W X a gk X K 1.5 -ra ,. r.m,rQggfRsE . Mary J. Unmuth XXXX wg? my we Wm Egg was s if was X - - rf, ! i Ann M. Vale J :.. Theodore K. Vande Berg Greg A. Vandeslunt : A 1 -c 'tF:-as Steve Van Vleet J ..f. : A as ' af . 1 .. Jai 5 ' is Miulil ... Hag, .... . , X , 195 f so , .... ers., , i if nf.. . ,,,, S.. .: .if f-Maisie!fesfgwifmiisf-E- if 2 .Q.f....s.. ...mar .. Julie Becker was named recipi- ent of this year's Elks Youth Leadership contest. Julie is an assistant editor of the Hi-Eye and is a member of Spanish Club and National Honor Soci- ery. 218

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Senior Head Plans for the Spring Tour began to formulate early in the school year. The annual trip consists of tours of Washington, D. C. and of New York City. First tlze students must sign up with Mr. Putman and begin to make payments on the total cost of the trip. Any student who don 't get to room 147 fast enough will find them- selves on the waiting list. Among the many sights seen during the spring vacation tour are the Capitol, the Smithsonian Institute, the Washington Memorial, and the White House. In the pictures above and left, the Spring Tour Group is seen getting instructions prior to their departure.