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

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1. Waiting for the drop of the puck, Mike Fischer defends the cage. HCJCKEY 2, Defenseman Rob Oja checks his man off the puck. 3. While Ioel Schneider rifles a wrist shot toward the net, linemate Randy Oja waits on the doorstep for the rebound. 4. The players gather together before the period starts. v lfootly lfoorly lfomly lfomly lfumly lfumly lfootly lfomly l-'umly lfomly l-'ously l-'ontly lfomly lfontly lfomly lfoncly lfontly lfonzly lfomly lfonrly 102-Hockey .ZW K ,W fl IIUCKHY 4 liscnnolxu 7 SJ Waupun 3 5 Stoughton 1 12 Sun Prairie 2 0 Mononn Grove 4 2 Stevens Point t0 t Superior 9 2 Superior 10 J Mitlrlleton 3 .2 Madison Edgewood 1 5 Woupun 3 tll Stoughton 3 4 University School 5 -1 Monona Grove 3 2 Middleton l ti Wuusuu West 2 li Madison Eclgowoorl 5 5 University School 4 t3 Hoover Dom 2 13 Sun Prairie 4

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3 V GYMNASTICS Exhibiting great style and poise, Steph- anie Poulin balances on the beam. Heather Luszack performs on the un- even bars. 3. The Cabbage Patch Kids look on. 4. Shelly Weberg vaulted to three school records this year. i l Row 1, L-R, Lynn Scott, Shelly Weberg, Angie Wirth: row Z, Coach Kelly, Becki Peters, Ioili Sattler, Couch Guerts: row 3, Carla Wendt, Iucki Steffen, Heidi Armstrong, Heather Luszack, Mary Weber, ' My viyff ' Missy Nelson, 'igjwwf ., ,. ,..,,Wr c,,,,,.,.....,. , ,WM . 2 Much attention has been given to the sport of gymnastics this year. This rise in interest can be attributed to the success of the American gymnasts in the recently completed Olympic Games. Here at home, Fondy gymnasts also reached new plateaus. Shelly Weberg led the charge by rewriting the school's record book. Weberg's efforts along with those of teammates Iodi Sattler, Hei- di Armstrong, Mary Weber, Missy Nelson, and Stephanie Poulin, combined to establish Fond du Lac as one of the top gymnastic teams in the conference. The girl's racked up a record 103.39 points in one meet, In his first year at the helm, Coach Guerts was successful, especially taking into account that he had but two seniors, Sattler and Becki Peters. Gymnastics-101

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uM.XSU'R nk' , 2 ilk, W I ummm Q . Last season can be remembered as a year of firsts. It was the first year the Cardinals were coached by Ieff Hiltz, a former player from Canada. The team's 12-9-1 record marks the first time the hockey team played above .500. Goodrich participated in an organized conference for the first time.-And in that conference they finished first! An 8-2 conference record earned the Cardinals the Badgerland title. A pair of one goal victories against Monona Grove and Middleton late in the season iced the championship. Prospects for an even better season next year are very good. The entire team will return with the exception of three seniors, Rob Oja, Derek Ellingson, and Ryan Liebert. Ioel Schneider, and P.l. Kohlman, two All-Con- ference selections will return along with Randy Oja and Craig Koenigs. Oja and Koenigs are two of the team's most prolific scorers. With a wealth of talent in the underclasses, Fond du Lac has made a breakthrough which can only improve. . QQV l Vo it ri ' YL.. 'DY Cmnt' Row I: I.-R. Paul Prellwilz. lamie Steher, Malt Achesen, Andy Haas, Mike Fischer. 'l'ad Lipschullz, Steve U'Keefe, Mark Elliot, Chris Sayles, row 2, Chad Pickett, lim Kohlman, Dan Dorn, Iehn Karas. Randy Oja, Craig Koenigs, Gary Hallz, Terry Lisowe. loel Sleher. Coach Kohlman, row 3, Coach Kritzke, Dan Steiner, Malt Steinberg, Ryan Liehert, Mark Nesbitt, Cary Lakin, l'.I. Kohlman, Roh Oia. Derek Hllingson, Tim Christ, Ioel Schneider, Ieff Schwartz, Shane Wendi, Andy Castle, Casey Calvey, Coach llillze. 1. Terry Lisowe waits for a centering pass from Craig Koenigs who stick-handles be- hind the goal. 2. Fond du Lac lines up for a face off in the defensive zone. 3. lim Kohlman skates up ice to cover his man. Hockey-103