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

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Goodrichis Growing Population The busiest place in school is the guidance office. Students come and go whether to choose a college, change a course, or just to talk about those grades. The line-up of students to see Miss Christiansen or Mr. Hargrave never ceases, and one can always see Mr. Henning, Mr. Jorgensen, or Miss Twohig advising some students. TOP: Mr. Alan Hargrave, head counselor, goes over a students application for college to make sure that it is completely filled out. ABOVE: Miss Laura Twohig checks a cumulative record for the grades and record of one of her students. LEFT: Consulting a pamphlet for scholarship information, Mr. Richard Jorgensen and Mr. Jerome Henning will be able to provide answers for interested seniors.

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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.

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ngli h ffers I 1 I FAR RIGHT.' Did you ever wonder what it was like to give a speech? Well, here is one of Miss Rotters' speech classes to show you just what it looks like when you get up in front. ABOVE RIGHT' Both of Miss Thodes' 6 W classes had to do a project. Joe Beck and Steve Casper chose to present a play. TOP: Mrs. Radtke's baby this year has been a humanities program. Some of her junior students were interested in Ending out all about it. RIGHT: Mr. McKeon points out a passage in A TALE OF TWO CITIES to a sophomore in class. ABOVE: Lynn Tonjes tries to persuade her speech class to join Ski Club.