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

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Color Th1 Year Success - '- Mx sie-1-115. ..:.mf..y. -:gf:.gf.gsfgag.,yay---s2,f..f A Q ss Tswi?lw I it S K gs sf 1: , , ,,.. X if Q- ix,-.mist sa .. www: Q t . . f -S V L ,,f, xL-- . . . . ABOVE: Student Council representatives take note of the proceedings on Monday mornings, Then all report to their rollrooms later in the week. ABOVE RIGHT' President DeJong addresses the Council in preparation to the Winter Formal. RIGHT: Diane Korell discusses possible improvements of next year's Christmas decoration contest with the members. 88

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.. , as -.fm is . ..,: s CA, Rating I Earned By Hi-Eye The goals of the 1968-69 l-li-Eye, the voice of the Goodrich students, were to publish news of our school and to take stands on current issues. The Hi-Eye succeeded in presenting news, features, sports, and student opinions in a different perspective in its numerous issues throughout the year. The staff of the Hi-Eye worked long hours trying to meet their deadlines in an attempt to present the readers with the freshest news possible. The Hi-Eye staff includes John Wollner, editorg Julia Becker, news cditorg Mary McLain and Sue Leake, assistant news editors: Betsy Georg, feature editorg Peter Julka, sports editorg Jake DeNe1l, assistant sports editorg and Kris Deiner, circulation manager. The faculty advisor is Miss Betty Payne. The Hi-Eye attempts to give Goodrich stu- dents a chance to take part in an extra-curricular activity through work in the school newspaper. Above left: Hi-Eye circulation helpers must first t'stuff the papers and ther: count them out by rollroom before distribution. Above: Editors Pete, John, and Julie discuss a page layout. Left: Pete and Jake finish up a sports page for the Christmas issue.

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For Student Council Our student government is comprised of one representa- tive and one alternate from every roll room. Through Student Council all students have the opportunity to voice their opinion on student affairs. Every year council sponsors Orientation Day, class elections, Homecoming, and Winter Formal. This year council held a roll room Christmas decoration contest and sponsored a Christmas assembly. There was also a Christmas Leap Year Dance to top the Christmas festivities. In the early months of school several projects were undertaken such as Save the Children and a candy sale to sponsor Domestic Exchange in the spring. The council also sponsored a workshop and the annual variety show which were both very successful. This has been a rewarding year to those who have had a part in the council undertakings. -'-- ffsiiKff1fr.,,a1gg,1if'getQ.,-SP5gglsgitmea.. s.i3eQEiagigeQggEj25ggQigilLp5iWtszig?2fj2sggglmi.i,ggr2sQp: to-4. g -,Q . l -sw 'SAW -5-N6 -- ltglis tfsaaaws s5ke3Ql 'eil?i?eies 'F'-is 15 We L ' :M fe -Ma -. .- ,, 1 X Y' awfifi s '- X ABOVE: Student Council President Jim Delong goes over some of the new business while Secretary Jeannine Merrill rapidly takes it all down. LEFT: International Fellowship exchange student Chris Parow speaks to the Council on his native homeland West Germany. 89