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

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FAR RIGHT: FTA members, Debbie Randall, Barb Birschbach, and Julie Becker, observe posters promoting their objectives. RIGHT: Jane Seibel and Nancy Louis End assisting teachers in class rooms an interesting exper- ience. BELOW: Putting up bulletin boards and showing what FZ4 is all about interest Orin Mueller, Barb Riese, and Chris Chudd. i 94 it Q fi 1522 at it' W -' fa:f,,:-1- . 'fi-e':.1m1,, 'tn-fyf . ,Z Wgswhjww, ,,-gafggfes it get ts: if ,,,,. .Wwe 1 i 1,31 Znl9Qw U,J'2?'a,:,,, ,:1Qf-IHV:ffwfy MQW' f f :ff fzlvgifrt, Li a ,- ifimgwm ,-,f f zu- J, Asmiifw MZ,,,gmgp'r-f?n:, fs X Z ,,,, 1 ,,,., imi,,,,,M,,W, V f, 5 , X A A t it LL liz - , - fx tgp 1 6 9' A it -,,iftfwwg,, ' C ,, f ' sa 1 t 1 , , 'K ft, 1 S I , --41 f A ,lif- -..ff ' 1 A 'll , ' -tt ' ' m n ' , i ,,., sl!!- lff , V ' , , A, ,Q Q fl 5 t ,

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Students Express Themselves n Debates and Creative Writers Our fine Debate Club was headed this year by Dave Anderegg, President, Tom Noe, Vice President, and Barb Treleven, Secretary-Treasurer. The club was quite active this year, attending debate institutes at Madison .and Milwaukee, and participating in six invitational meets. The club placed second at the Shorewood invitational. The club also entered the state tournament but was defeated at the Ashwau- baun district meet. The faculty advisors for Debate Club are Miss Thode and Mrs. Setser. Speak your truth, quietly and clearlyg and listen to others, even the dull and ignorantg for they too have their storyf' These words were printed on the inside page of the 1968-1969 inkwell,', in hope that they would reach a few people. the inkwell was established at Goodrich two years ago as a creative means of expression. It has been and is the goal of the inkwellw to give people with writing ability a chance to have their voices heard. sr yfrf jg LEFT' Two contributors to the 'tinkweII are Ross Simons and Tom Raab. ABOVE: Editor Brita Reque confers with Gunars Knubis, Co-editor, on what should be in the Hinkwell. 93

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FTAandFHAServe School and Student Members of the Future Teacher's Club were very busy this year doing various projects. Such projects as putting up bulletin boards, assisting a teacher in a classroom, and teaching a class of students enabled the club members to become more acquainted with the work behind a teacheris job. FTA members offered their service as tutors again this year. Volun- teers aided any student in need of help in a particular subject. Students gained both valuable information and experience by participating in FTA activities. We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hopesf, This is truly what a future homemaker is, as stated in the FHA creed. We are a part of a national organiza- tion ofjunior and senior high school home economics students. Of the 12,000 chapters in the United States, our Goodrich Chapter, just as all other chapters, is dedicated to serving family and community needs as best We can. 95 MIDDLE: As a part of FHA week advertisement wore red roses. BOTTOM: Among the ac- tivities presented in FHA was a panel discussion. LEFT: Future homemakers pin on their roses for FHA week.