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

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Squaring off against his opponent, Mike Furner looks for a weakness. Listening to the referee's instructions, Sherif Mityas prepares for the bout.. The Fondy bench watches a key match in progress. as .. A , ... Top Row, L-R, Mike Summers, Ioe Toriellu, Mike McDowell, Tom Brogen. Mike Stacey. Chris Wertlin, Damian La Croix, Scott Butyen, row 2, Don Stabman, Mike lfurner, Todd Schmitz, Coach Sesing, Coach Marchionda, Assist Coach Brian Peterson, Tom Hoffman, Sherif Mityas, Dustin Eilert, row 3, Ron Roen, Glenn Berry. lorry Moss, Les: Kitts, Dean Lewis, Darrin Peterson, Bob Raab, Dan Mueller, bottom row, Rob Schultz, Paul Myers, lenny Mangas, Vicki Nett, Mary McDermott, Sheryl Andrews, Brian Hilbert, Mike Ullrich. WRESTLING Fondy G3 G.B. East Fondy 35 Waupun Fondy 26 G,B. Preble Fomly 54 G.B. Northwest Fondy 31 Campbellsport Fondy 45 Sheboygan North Fondy 30 Manitowoc Fondy 1st Fond du Lac Invitational Fondy 48 Sheboygan South Fondy 29 G,B. West Fondy 59 Oshkosh West Fondy 3rd WIAA Regionals Fondy ist WIAA Sectionals

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2. The sign in the background reads: Our RESTLI Skill and Dedication. These two words represent some of the reasons for the success of the wrestling team this year. One of the team's goals, to go undefeated, was missed by excruciating closeness in two of their regular season meets. Despite the first loss by only one point and another by four, Coach Marchionda feels his team is just as good, if not better than their extremely tough competition. The quest to reach other team goals, included progressing as far in state competition as possi- ble. Coach Marchionda is quick to point out, however, that each of the wrestlers has set his own goals aside from those of the team. Many of those were reached also, including, improving on the time needed to pin an opponent, improving on quickness and timing, and many others. Clearly, it takes quite a bit of talent to accomplish everything this year's wrestling team has. They have really made use of the words skill and dedication, and we can only wish them more success in the future. s i -A, .. ...M Individual State Qualifiers Mike Furner Dan Mueller Glenn Berry Darrin Peterson 5 1. Waiting to confront the enemy, Bob Raab approaches the mat. Dozen is Grade A, and Dan Mueller does his part in supporting that fact. 3. In control, Sherif Mityas works to set up a pin. Mityas helped the Cards defeat previously unbeaten GB West in this meet. U .... .iq g , - S . g g A D r l iii 4. The Winner! Dean Lewis scores another , .,., N rt , victory for Fond du Lac. fa- --. i .ilr V ' f i g 7' , 'f 5. Sophomore Damian La Croix makes his . escape. . 5 S, 4 104-Wrestling 3 3 A

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CHEERLEADI Not cold, nor rain, nor dark of night shall keep them from their appointed duties. It is the cheerleaders we speak of not postmen. Our cheerleaders have a pretty tough job if you stop and think about it. Aside from the prestige of being a cheerleader, the fun stops and the work begins. They must carefully learn, practice, and synchronize their cheers. This takes a lot of time and patience. They also assume the herculean responsibility of trying to fire-up the students, who can be downright unenthusiastic at times. And as if that's not enough, they make the ultimate sacrifice-they have to wear those skirts no matter how miserable the weather gets. Too often we take cheerleaders for granted. They add a lot to the atmosphere of a game. Why a football game without cheerleaders is like a kiss through a screen door-you just don't get the full effect. 1 Varsity Football: Row 1, Lisa Lindner, Charla Huck, Lori Walters, Toni Ferdinand, Wendy Burns, row 2, Tracy Schaberg, Pam Panetti, Pam Sanger. 106-Cheerleading 2 Varsity Basketball: Row 1, Charla Huck, Toni Ferdinand, Wendy Burns, row 2, Tracy Schaberg, Pam Panetti, Sarah McNabb.