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

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MEMURIAL SERVQCES AT 7 RM, - FRUTH FIELD MAY THEY REST IN 26

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A Chance T 0 Meet Friend h TOP: Three lettermen, Greg Kramer, Doug Mohr, and Joe Klinzing, serve the club by -hanging booster posters during the football season. ABO VE: Students head for rollroom activities. 25

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Mr! Homecoming Victory Q' f ' W ' ' U g-gg. A . 'W . . . A Rtffwge ' gre p , 'I 0 0 0 we igw if sv Heighten Spirit Festivities of Homecoming were certainly Moments To Remember. With a thrilling all school pep assembly as a start, vivacious Cardinal spirit soared high to the scoring of the last touchdown in our victorious homecoming game. An amusing half-time show by the Goodrich bandsmen included a salute to television commercials. The porn porn girls and twirlers, joining in, added color and class to the event. After having been announced, Queen Julie Graves and her court were escorted off the tield in the TWA Special Homecoming Jet. The shower of tloats down Main Street displayed originality and creativeness. All entries involved dedication and hard work of either groups or individuals. Thus, homecoming parade could only be described as a credit to Goodrich High. Many students celebrated this successful day at the evening victory dance. The moment of crowning King Jim Bond and Queen Julie Graves is only one ofthe few cherished moments of Homecoming 1968. Above far left: Queen Julie Graves enjoys the spirit of the game. Seated along the sidelines, she chats with Pete Pie before the action begins. Above left: finishing touches are put on the Spanish Club entnv prior to the parade. Below jar left: A wish for the Sheboygan North Golden Raiders. Left: Cindy Morgan 's entry in the individual division won herafirsz place. The Early Bird Gets the Worm, she proclaims. 27