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

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FAS FANS. They are the heart of any sports event. Their enthusiasm can lift a team to play above their abilities. When our teams play at home, the crowd serves as an extra person: it gives us the edge. A loyal fan is a rare individual indeed. Someone who lives and dies on the autumn of his favorite team's per- formance. A true fan is never afraid to let his emotions showy he screams for the good plays and moans at the bad ones, Dedication is another characteristic of a good fan. It means having to tolerate all types of weather and stopping at nothing to see the team play, even if it means traveling to remote places like Green Bay and Manitowoc. Finally, a fan must be extremely die-hard. He will always believe, no matter what the actual l outcome, that his team is the best. rtriaik . we 5326 1. A spirited crowd goes wild at a football game. 2. Two avid wrestling fans, Lisa Giese and Ienny Mangas, pose for a picture between matches. 96-Fans

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BASKETBALL This season witnessed the hiring of a new coach, Dick Diener, who was a standout dur- ing his high school career. When Diener assumed the head coaching job, he wanted to instill a winning feeling into his players. They experienced this feeling after the first game, a 1-point victory at Brown Deer. The Cardinals went on to win both their home and confer- ence openers also. Fond du Lac soon developed a tenacious de- fensive style that made their opponents earn every point. Although they did lose more games than they won, they played each new rival tough and battled each team to the final buzzer. Scoring threats for Fondy were senior Mike Bauer and Iamie Walz, one of the few sopho- mores to make the varsity squad in recent years. Doug Barton and Mike Lowther helped solidify the middle on defense. As any supporter of the team will say, the Fond du Lac basketball team provided some entertaining games this year. 1. A sight for sore eyes! This convincing win over GB West was very welcome. 2. Bringing the ball across half court, Iim Balthazor sets up the offense. 3. Defending on the play, Doug Barton de- flects the opponent's shot. 4. Guarding the baseline, Mike Lowther covers his man closely. BOYS BASKETBALL Fondy 47 Brown Deer Fondy 45 Beaver Dam Fondy 33 G.B. East M , Fondy 47 New Holstein Fondy 56 G.B. Preble Fondy 53 G.B. Southwest Fondy 41 Sheboygan North Fondy 55 Appleton East Fondy 54 Manitowoc Fondy 51 Sheboygan South Fondy 57 GB. West Fondy 56 G.B. East Fondy 48 G.B. Preble Fondy 51 G.B. Southwest Fondy 38 Sheboygan North Fondy 56 Manitowoc Fondy 69 Sheboygan South Fondy 54 GB. West 98-Basketball R I, L-P, Scott Barbeau, Mike Andrews, Dave Holvick, Dan Eisenach, row 2, lim lim Krohn Lomb Dlenrr Coach Heely, Rich Petak, Dave House, row 3, Mike I th Doug Ballon, lamn, Walz, Rick Stoegb if! ..y if