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

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90-Cross Country CROSS CGU TRY The boys cross country season can only be compared to a rollercoaster ride. At times the team looked very strong but other times they didn't run as well as their capabili- ties. Throughout the season the boys were one stride away from making a giant breakthrough. They finally reached the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow on October 20, 1984. On that day Goodrich ran and placed 4th in the Sec- tional meet. Prospects for a successful season next year look bright, because this year's team only ,had two seniors. Bob Holsman, team captain and MVP, won All-Conference honors. His protege, Paul Hughes, steadily improved his times as the schedule progressed. Hughes will be captain for the 1985 squad. A very talented and rising star, leff Brault, established a freshman record this season by running a time of 17 min. 51 sec. at the Fondy Relays. 1. At the New Berlin Invitational, Bob Holsman concentrates on running a fast even pace. Bob placed 4th in the meet. 2. Charging up the hill, Paul Hughes leads a trio of runners along the course. Paul was a consistent performer for Goodrich all season. 3. Enduring the pain that is common to all Cross Country races, Scott Bjornstad and Scott Bronkhorst run together in the Sectional meet. L to R: row 1 Iohn Brooks, Bob DeGuire, Dan Cavanaugh, row 2 Rick Munoz, Mark Eitneur, Brett Hunt, Bob Holsman, Pat Ryan, P.I. Pickart, Chad Eiring, row 3 Paul Hugh, Ieff Gast, Randy West, Coach McCoy, Coach Butzen, Tony Tabbert, Dave Riley, Tom Romuald, row 4 Ieff Brault, Doug Percy, Scott Bjornstad, Andrew Gorske, Pete LaBorde, Scott Brankhorst A rm .. 'fi ff

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-,V 'rx As usual, the Cardinal football team possessed some very talented players. This year's team was unusually well-rounded, getting contributions from members of each class. The backbone of the Cardi- nal starting roster included 9 seniors. Our Cardinals struggled through each arduous practice hoping to prove to be superior to the competi- tion. A couple of tough losses, that could have gone either way, prevented the team from qualifying for post-season play. Still, the Cardinals pro- duced a very creditable record of 6-3. Their 5-2 conference mark was good enough for a second place finish. Of course, the team record is basically like a report card. It NEVER really tells the whole story. So if you want to know how the Fondy Cardinals did this season, present the L to R: row 1 lim Hubbell, Mark Faris, Scott Barbeau: row Z Chris Parr, Kim Krupp, Dave Velasco, Craig Koenigs, lim King, Dave McCormick, Brian Klapperich: row 3 Terry Lisowe, Mike Karas, Coach Curcurio, Coach Bond, Coach Steinberg, Coach Sahel, Al Roerig, Sean Hansong row 4 lim Hausauer, lim Balthazar, left' Abler, Chris Thomas, Steve McArthur, Mike Tagliapietra. Brad Spoerke, Ieff Augustine, Gary Schabelg row 5 Roy Heidger, Damion Lacroix, Tim Flaherty, Cameron Stewart, Dan Huhn, Dave Mueller, Mike Bauer: row 6 Ieff McArthur, Larry Wetzel, Doug Barton, Andy Luther, Craig Hackbarth, lim Oelke question to a loyal, die-hard, fan. L to R: top row Tony Moyer, Bob lors. loc Sahel, Tod Bonlander, lamie Walz, row 2 Tony Rodriquez, Ioe Herrick, Gary Lakin, Tom Brogan, Mike McDowell, Lonnie Roder, row 3 Matt Acheson, Kacey Calvey, Ken Krebsbach, Ryan Dille, Mark Bastian. Iohn Ramminger, jeff Benzel, row 4 Rob Ciebel, lack VandeGuchte, lim Ruch, Coach Hammer, Coach Redding, Todd Cundrum, Dean Haase, Todd Schmitz, row 5 Gary Peterson. Brian Buss, Dan Diener, Brad Maloney, Dean Iaber, Bob Clement, Dabby Thompson Football-89

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fflffl 5 em 7461e!oLXff30q, . Wm vigil We Cross Country is a sport that requires many special attributes: discipline, pride, dedication, desire, and committment. Well, Fondy's girls Cross Country Team had more than its share of these qualities. The squad possessed depth and heart that wouldn't quit. Two seniors, Meg Sesing and Maria Bonnell, were the top runners. Both girls were three year letter winners dur- ing their careers at Goodrich. Meg, who has achieved ev- ery goal imaginable from All-Conference to setting course records, reached the state meet last fall. She advanced to state competition by placing 3rd in the Sectionals. Meg's teammates also fared well last fall. Goodrich fin- ished either Znd or 3rd at invitationals at New Berlin, Hartford, Fond du Lac, and Sussex. kZL6J0fcl L to R: row 1 lodi Thurow, Maria Bonnell, Lynn Nelson, Amy Lewis: row 2 Ann Iozefowski, Dianne Holland, Linda Rieder, Laura Morgan, Meg Sesing, Cin- dy Rasmussen, Iudy Poehlmang row 3 Chris Nickel, Michelle Erickson, Coach Beck, Michelle Peterson, Val Fendt, Tina Lazichg row 4 Stacey Stockstad, Debbie Duehring, Sue Sesing, Cathi Morgan, Ann Hornes Sophomore Amy Lewis enjoyed an outstanding rookie year. Cathi Morgan, Lynn Nelson, and Stacey Stockstad 4 gave Fondy much stability. Determined to keep the competition be- hind them, Stacey Stockstad and Sue Sesing try to widen their lead on the Manitowoc runners. Fighting to qualify for state, Meg Sesing runs even with one of her foes. Meg later passed her and placed third. Recovering in the finish chute after a grueling race, Amy Lewis contemplates the difficult task she just completed. Near the finish line of the Sectional race, Cathi Morgan digs deep inside to find enough strength to sprint the re- maining distance. Cross Country-