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

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1 f s ABOVE.' Mr. James F. Nelson, principal, and Mr. Thiel confer about the dress code enforced at Goodrich this year. LEFT: Mr. Bilse looks forward to meeting stu- dents and attempting to help them with their classroom problems.

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, ., ft . Administration Sets Policy Running a large school like Goodrich is no easy task. To add to the normal problems, Principal James Nelson and his assistants Kurt Thiel and Elwood Bilse had several other touchy situations to deal with. One controversial policy which was set this year was in regard to student dress. Pant-dresses or culottes which resemble Hbermuda shorts were outlawed. Several female students who arrived at 8 a.m. found themselves going home at 8:30 a.m. The reason - pants-skirts which looked too much like bermuda shortsf' Others were sent home because their t'minis were too mini Skirts were not to be more than three inches from the middle of the knee. Everyday problems and student discipline fell into the hands of Mr. Bilse. A line of students Wait to see him throughout the day. Programming students was one of Mr. Thiel's many duties. Trying to make sure that classes didnlt overlap and that every student had the urightl' classes, Mr. Thiel was always kept busy. ABOVE: Mr. Kurt Thiel takes a phone call from the parent of a student wishing to change a program. LEFT: Mr. Elwood Bilse also receives a phone call. Mr. Bilse and Mr. Thiel are the two MMM hard working assistants to the principal.

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Counselor AdV1S6, D1rect ABO VE: Accepting calls for absences is nothing new to Miss Imogene Christiansen, she often doodles while taking the messages. ABOVE RIGHT: Before finishing up for the day, Mr. Jorgensen makes a final check to make sure everything is in its place. RIGHT: Miss Twohig advises Don Blattner on the advantages of going to the Fond du Lac Branch campus for two years.