Goodrich High School - Pantherine Yearbook (Goodrich, ND)

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JOURNALISM The Journalism staff publish two productions during the year. The Panther Pride, our school paper, is published once a month and is concerned mainly with school hap- penings. The Pantherine, our annual, is a pict1u'e story of our school year. This fall the joiunalism class spent a very profitable day at a Taylor workshop in Bismarck held at the Hall of Four Seasons in the GP Hotel. We hope you enjoy your annual. Panther Pride Staff: 1. to r.: Duane W Sheri P editor Bev R Deb S., Linda A., Marlys M., and Kathy M with advisor Mrs Neptune. if ...ix- xf..,,xS Pantherine Staff, 1. to r.: Linda Ahl, Kathy Mindt, Sheri Pfahl, Bev Roberts Mrs Neptune ad visor, Debbie Strobel, annual editor, Marlys Mindt and Duane Wangen.

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Student Council Representatives, back row, 1. to r.: Blair Konschak, Myron Tessman, Karen Miller, Faye Eiselen, Byron Dockter, Jean Unruh, Paul Korus, Clinton Schnieder, sitting 1. to r.: Doug Wonnenberg, Frank Washnieski, V. Pres., Tim Wonnenberg, Presidentg Mr. McDaniel, Advisorg Debra Felchle, Secretaryg Brenda Erdmann, Treasurer and Beatrice Pfahl. Va ti' at Honor Society advisor Mr. Swenson with honor students, 1. to r., Curt Fandrich, Debra Felchle, Linda Stober and Faye Eiselen. ORGANIZATIONS The Goodrich Pep Club cheer the teams on to victory at their games. The lettermen are boys who are going out for sports every year. Student Council represen- tatives meet once a month to improve their school. The new water fountain on 2nd floor was a student council project this year. The honor students are selected by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character and participation. They sponsored a program put on by former drug addicts on March 25.

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Ni. HHH, 'TY ' Ti' 'Q JXI1' -'ve'-5 .ff f fi 'fwf'mel f W ' ' ' it H 7 . . 5? 5 f ,fer X BANQUET Shower of Stars was the theme for the 1971 Junior-Senior banquet held May 15 in the gym of Goodrich High School. The gym was decorated with blue and white streamers and accented with pink flowers, silver stars, and red crepe paper curtains. The servers were dressed in black and white, the boys wore black trousers, white shirts and black bow ties, while the girls wore black maxi skirts, and white blouses with a colorful sash. Mr. Guenther, our former principal, was the guest speaker. The benediction was given by Pastor Thompson, minister of the Lutheran church in Goodrich. The main coiu'se was roast beef and potatoes prepared by the mothers of the junior class. Entertainment consisted of a solo given by Debbie S., For All We Know by the Carpenters and Linda S. played a piano solo, You Are So Beautiful . The girls in their gowns and the fellows in their ties and suits provided a charming contrast to their everyday appearance at Goodrich I-ligh.