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

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STUDENT PARKING LOT There were over 373 parking stickers sold to students this year. However, one fact remains-there are only 115 parking spaces available to students. This leaves over 258 students searching for parking spaces in an area that only allows for two hour parking. This results in numerous problems for students. Many are being parked in by those STUDENT LOUNGE The library is a place to study, however, during noon hour, study sessions turn into gossip sessions. It is not unusual to find several students leaving against their will as the librarian's finger points toward the door. Once ousted from the library, students find themselves with no place to go. Students with open campus also have this problem. SMOKING Is the image of Goodrich being marred by the minority of students that choose to smoke in front of the school building? Cigarette butts, matches, and old packages are being left on the school's doorstep for all of the communi- ty to see. Is this insulting the neighbors and defaming the school? This issue has been pondered by administrators double-parkers , money is being wasted on unnecessary parking tickets, and in below zero weather, students find themselves walking up to three blocks from their car to school, causing numerous tardies. The most obvious solu- tion to the problem is expanding parking facilities. While on open campus they are not allowed to sit in the gym lobby, even if they are waiting for a ride. If they go into the library they must study and can't leave until the bell rings. Some students need somewhere to be until their ride comes or until they go to work. A popular solu- tion to many students is to convert room 230 into a lounge. and students alike. What kind of solutions can be offered? A few alterna- tives including the use of the Haentze land, the conversion of room 231 into a smoking lounge, and the complete banning of students smoking on or near school property have been suggested. Issues-25

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THE CURIUUS SAVAGE The Curious Savage , a comedy in three acts was this year's all-school play. The story centers on Ethel P. Sav- age who is committed to a mental institution by her chil- dren. In this institution she meets a group of patients who help her see the distinction between sanity and insanity. Her greedy children, who are after her money, seem less sane than the patients. Some of the major parts on this play were portrayed by: Ann Bastain, Tim Thomas, Sue Peters, Mario Casetta, Lori Walters, Geoffrey Frank, Ingrid Adolphson, Pat Ryan, Dan Kavanagh, and lill Koski. 26-Student Life a-.Q s 't