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

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I Academics-57

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,... ACADEMICS This section is designed to show what goes on in the academic world at Good- rich. From Calculus to Phy Ed. classes make up a large part of the school day. Stu- dents devote a lot of their free time to homework and academic related activities. The student-teacher rela- tionships are also an impor- tant aspect of life at Good- rich. Many students sometimes forget that teach- ers are people, too. The academic section serves as a reminder of all of the events that take place in classes at Goodrich ev- eryday. 1. Mr. Cooper calms his fans down. 2. Finding East Germany, Randy West points on the map. 3. Working in graphic arts, lack Balog prepares to screen. 4. In chemistry, Erin Kelly and Steve Rost carefully observe their experiment. 56-Academics

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ADMINISTRATIOIN 'ml 'fl W1 58-Administration 1 Referrals to recommendations. . . truancies to class projects. While dealing with attendance may be the most frustrating task, observing students grow, mature, and succeed provides the greatest satisfaction. The principals view graduation with pride as they see young people who have gained both discipline and a desire to succeed. According to Mr. Drew it is particularly rewarding to see the success students encounter after graduation. While most view the principals job solely as a disciplinarian, in reality their job is diverse and complex. Perhaps the most difficult part is finding enough time to do it all. 1. Mr. Drew 2. Mr. McCreedy 3. Mr. Peters 4. Mr. Thiel