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

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REMINISCI What exactly is reminisc- ing? Webster's dictionary defines it as calling past experiences to mind. As time goes by we will find ourselves thinking back to our years in high school when each day brought a new experience, each month a new fashion, and each year the opening of another chapter of our lives. In future years we will come to cherish this book even more because it holds memories of student life, academics, activities, and sporting events. So we will use this when thinking of older times we're missing, spending the hours reminiscing. 1. Blockers make way for Craig Koenigs to rush for extra yardage. 2. While at the homecoming dance, King Scott Barbeau and Queen Nancy Bestor stand together on the bridge. 3. Windows in the gym lobby were decorated by fired-up students. 4. During the homecoming game, cheerleaders Toni Ferdinand, Charla Huck, Wen- dy Burns, Pam Panetti, Tracy Schaberg, and Margaret Hauer look on as court ITlBl'IllJ6I'S are Hl'1l'l0lHlC8Cl.

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STUDE The short time that we spend as students at Good- rich High School seems to slip stealthily between our fingers, and before we know it, all we have left are memories. Memories of friends and activities, of games and dances, of fads T LIFE and fashions. The pages of this section serve to record these memories. So, as time goes by, the many exper- iences of our student lives may never be forgotten, but only brought out of the past and reminisced upon. ,- S 1. In the middle of the second quarter, the Cardinals prepare to execute a play on third down. 2. During the pep rally, Tim Thomas escorts Ienny Anderson. 3. While decorating the gym, Sherif Mityas reaches for more crepe paper. 4. On Hawaiian day, Brian Westerman, Al Roehrig, Tim Fischer, Chris Gormican, and Terri Girardi visit before classes begin. -Student Life