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

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GULF ,, . I ,:, A2 . 9 ,L The 1984 girls Golf Team surprised everyone includ ing themselves by qualifying for the state meet The state tournament culminated a brilliant post season for the girls They reached the State Championships by placing 3rd at reglonals and 2nd at sectionals. Senior Laura Sheibach placed 3rd individually in the meet. It was her 4th consecutive trip to state, closing out an exceptional high school career. Fond du Lac, on the in T . . op-L-R, Illl Fischer, Missy Paulsen, Amy Koenigs, Cheryl Bradel, Iodl Sattler, Laura Scheibach, bottom, Missy Amidon M Wilfong, Laura Mallatt, Christy Brooks, Amy Ba ker, whole, or should I say hole, also fared well at state. Goodrich placed 4th out of eight schools. They came within 1-stroke of placing 3rd. At state, Iill Fischer proved equal to the challenge of the Sentry World Course by placing 16th. Leadership was definitely a quality that the Golf Team didn't lack. In addition to Sheibach, two other seniors contributed both talent and experience to the varsity squad. They are Cheryl Bradel and Iodi Sattler. 1. Keeping her eye on the ball, Iodi Sattler lines up her putt. 2. Hoping that the putt will sink, Laura Scheibach intently watches the ball roll slowly toward the hole. 4. Iill Fischer launches a long drive. Golf-95

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TENNIS 1. Absorbed in meditation, Amy Davidson and her partner Mary Foote'await their opponent's serve. 2. Keeping her eye on the ball, Chris Treleven works on her serve. Chris pro- vided the team with leadership and depth this year. 3. Hustling across the court, Mary Weber smacks a solid return on her backhand. 1 Row 1, L-R, Mary Meyer, Iodi Clausius, Amy Davidson, Liz Pollom, row 2, Mette Christensen, Vicki Scheel, Vicki Hlinack, Mary Weber, row 3, Wendy DeMaster, Chris Treleven, Paula Baldwin, Mary Foote. Karen Kauffman. Without the help of many former Letter Winners, this year's girl's tennis team still turned out a respectable season. The need for new talent was met by Mary Weber, Wendy DeMaster, and Paula Baldwin, who greatly fortified the team as a whole. However, the backbone of the team was again two seniors, Amy Davidson and Mary Foote, who together formed a deadly doubles team against any local school. Their record was 12-1, and ended in their 3rd consecutive trip to state. Overall, Coach Vescio felt the team made the most of their talent, and more importantly they had fun and gained experience. 94-Tennis

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FAS FANS. They are the heart of any sports event. Their enthusiasm can lift a team to play above their abilities. When our teams play at home, the crowd serves as an extra person: it gives us the edge. A loyal fan is a rare individual indeed. Someone who lives and dies on the autumn of his favorite team's per- formance. A true fan is never afraid to let his emotions showy he screams for the good plays and moans at the bad ones, Dedication is another characteristic of a good fan. It means having to tolerate all types of weather and stopping at nothing to see the team play, even if it means traveling to remote places like Green Bay and Manitowoc. Finally, a fan must be extremely die-hard. He will always believe, no matter what the actual l outcome, that his team is the best. rtriaik . we 5326 1. A spirited crowd goes wild at a football game. 2. Two avid wrestling fans, Lisa Giese and Ienny Mangas, pose for a picture between matches. 96-Fans