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

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119' s i1 s if ,. H, 'A W if J - , , Ja.. V TOP.' Band members do sightseeing before the parade. One of the more memorable sights was John FI Kennedy 's grave site in Arlington cemetery. ABO VE: Ted Kuhnz and Steve Van Vleet rest after a hectic weekend in Washing- ton, D. C. RIGHT' Goodrich High School Parade Band, representing Wisconsin, marches past the reviewing stand. 90-. 'mem 32 -:n lllg

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BELOW: The honorable French Ambassador stands Frm in defense ofthe injustice! that has been done to divert the French mistress from becoming the future wife ofthe president. BOTTOM: Representing the elegance and dignity of France 's customs are tlze French soldiers who escort the French Ambassador. ABO VE: Before the performance can get under way there are certain final tasks that must be accomplished, one of which is to master the art of make up. LEFT: Another ingredient in the production of any kind of play or musical is a person 's ability to know wlzat's going on in the peak of any amount of confusion.

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