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

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Hectic D N c ,V . s , e wMMWMmmnw4fM,,.,g W.. ,, ..., ,,.,,....,,,,,,,,,,,.... .WM K if ABOVE: Mrs. Rose Randall explains to Deanna Jones, assistant student secretary, her duties for tlze hour. LEFT: Mrs. Helen Swartz watches to make sure a weary student finds the correct counselor. BELOW: Mrs. Rita Koecher checks the list of absent students. Candace Gilmore Evelyn Lornson Sue Mietzel Enid Powell Jean Schwalbe Ludgilla Wirkus 79 l

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School Staff Stays Calm Through The mission: to keep Fondy running efficiently. In the attendance office at 7:30 sharp, Mrs. Rose Randall and Mrs. Evelyn Lornson greet students, selling daily and weekly lunch tickets. Counseling office 8210: Three frantic students need three different pieces of information Wright awayw. Unperturbed Counseling Secretary Mrs. Helen Swartz locates the necessary items and calms their troubled souls. Mrs. Candace Gilmore, receptionist,races for the continually ringing phone as Mr. Ludgilla Wirkus arranges Principal James Nelson's daily schedule. By 8:50 our study hall monitors have started their day, keeping law and order. At 10:30 Mrs. Helen Swartz is calling Mrs. Rita Koecher, our school nurse, to see a sick student which would like to go home. That is just the morning for these people. The afternoon is just as hectic if not worse. BELOW: Mrs. Rose Randall assists a student with a smile. LEFT: Miss Marcia Meinke checks Mr. Tlziel's busy Schedule, LOWER LEFT: Instructional Secretaries Kathryn Hansen and Ione Nelson type up the following mornings announcements. 78

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Cook , , LL 5 l 1 t... nd Custodian At 8:00 Mrs. Marguerite Soll reports for duty to prepare lunch for 600 hungry students. By 12:10 Mrs. Soll and her competent staff have completed their mission and lunch is served. This is not the end of their day. They continue to work, starting to prepare the following day's lunch. Move in men? The custodians advance with pails, mops, and nerveg and the daily clean-up begins. This year the custodians have been kept quite busy cleaning up after inconsiderate students who tear up posters and signs. Our excellent custodians keep this school looking like a million dollars. LEFT: Mr. Fred Glasser puts on his hat and coat to do his daily duty, raising and lowering the flag. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Donald Brown mops the halls after school. BELOW: The tedius job of scrubbing the floors is done by Mr. Claude Freischmidt.