"Grimoirel?! What's a Grimoire?" you ask? Basically, a Grimoire is a niagical book (with an unlimited number of pages, of course!) in which is written all the magical spells known by the owner. This year we've borrowed that simple concept; our Grtmoire will be used to hold all your memories of this great year! So, read on, for our tale begins . . .
Jn the years nineteen-hundred eighty-six and eighty-seven, there was a great Keep named Goodrich. In this mighty fortress there dwelt the Seers. Their responsibility was to teach the young folk of the northwestern side of Lincoln. These young folk could be divided into four groups: the Belmonts, the Highlanders, the Westemers, and the Parkers.
The Belmonts resided closest to the Keep. They came from Citadel Belmont; their first taste of formal schooling. Some of the Belmonts were educated at McPhee, a citadel in downtown Lincoln.
The Highlanders lived on the hilly plains northwest of the Keep; they were promoted to Goodrich from Citadel Fredstrom.
From West-Lincoln came the Westerners. They inhabited the area southwest of the Keep. The Great Oak Lake lay directly south of them.
The Parkers came from Air Park. They lived the farthest west from the Keep; their citadel was Arnold. They were separated from the other groups by the mysterious Stonestrip Plains.
Every year, the young ones began a new session of schooling at the Keep. Though some had to travel far, they came, and most spent their time well, for they knew that with every passing hour, they became prepared for the new trials that would challenge them after Goodrich.
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The Gathering Students flock toward the main doors, anticipating class.
Taking part in some fun Musicians of B and III participate during the Arts Alive assembly.
A display of power Chad Lyons shows Shawn Donovan that criticizing 9th graders is a bad idea.
A thrown punch Jarred Francisco shows his acting ability and boxing form in Drama.
Yech! Dissection! Carrie Ballenger dissects a starfish under the close supervision of Mr. Robeck.
A twinkle in Cupid's eye '87 9th graders on th e dance floor of the Valentine's dance, held February 13th .
Creating a fountain of youth Billy Medina e xperiments carefully during science while J e r e my Donovan looks on.
Look at this trickery! Debbi Schwindt and Denise Tappe smirk during one of this year's school dances.
Not just a bunch of hot air Heroines Carol Krumtum and Irs Bouwens carry bags fill e d with balloons for the Great American Smoke Ou t.
Heroic resistance to daydreaming Wise prince Alan Hargens takes an 8th grade spelling tes t .
Yearbook Class 1987 Jeff Foster checks out a yearbook theme for next year's class.
men years ago, a new seer entered the Keep. He was experienced, having been a superintendent of schools at a nearby province. Before that, he was a teacher for 16 years. Each year he strived for excellence in teaching, and the Wise recognized his accomplishments. In the time of need, he was sent here, where he has since stayed to guide and teach the folk of the northwestern lands. This seer's name? Kenneth J. Stasch.
Mr. Stasch grew up in Nenzel, Nebraska and graduated from Cody-Kilgore High School. He then travelled to the University ._...,IIJl!lllli.-. ~f"""'!'~-.__, f Nebraska, where he received his Masters degree in math.
Having completed his schooling, he was ready to teach the ways of arithmetic.
Mr. Stasch and his wife, Cathy, have two children; Amy, a sophomore at U .N.L., and Sally, a senior at Pius X High School.
Mr. Stasch has long surpassed the expectations of the Wise. Hehas done well in his teachings of the young folk and most of his students have overcome the problems of Algebra and Geome_ try. We are proud to have Mr. Stasch as an instructor of the !{eep, and to demonstrate our appreciation, we dedicate this book of wisdom in honor of h~ ~-----_,_...,..
and his superior knowledge.
Artiuitits Wftc Arts
Editor: Heather Fredrickson
Staff: Lance Koenig, Jeff Foster, Chad Francisco
Artist: Tony White
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•ome members of the Keep partake in extra curricular activities that brighten their horizons as performers. These classes and groups range from Band, Swing Choir, Science Group, and many other interesting activities. These activities sharpen the members' wits, as well as broaden their gifts .
• hen the time is right, these group members are asked to show what they've learned in front of the Wise. They become nervous and wonder what the Wise will think of their performance. Wonderful • performances are what Goodrich is known for, and we have the performers to thank along with the masters who taught them.
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Ghostly Kings
Queens of the Hal t · - Red Cross officers Angie Beeck, Staci Flanag in , Jerry Bayless, Krista Pritchett, and Andrea Jenkins arrive from lunch at Burger King in October.
Worthy Gift Student Council Vice Preside n t , Phil Gerlach, presents Mr. Fred Sikyta, Statue o f Liberty representative, with a check for 812 8 . The money came from the school Trick-or-Tr eat dance.
The Science Quest Mr. Robeck and Sc~en ce Study Group members, Bob Harper, Lonnie Gat es, Kevin Block, Steve Eichelberger and P h il Gerlach, are on their way to a weekend canoei n g trip •
Band I
Front Row: P .J. McMurray, Vicky icholson, Shannon Schneider, Kristina Morin, Jennifer Paulus, Shana Vasatka, Heather Ware, Shari J. itz , Jenny Craig. Row 2: Denise Lebsock, Brian Caughron, Erica Lanning, Tracy Swinscoe, 1ichelle Stout, Stacey Burton, Kim Houchin, Amy Wiles. Row 3: Chad Blahak, Chris Blaine, Ronald Gehle, Ed Itzen, Keith Allen, Bart Schroder, Charles Fullerton, Mr. Olmsted, Warren Charlton, Amy Dunlap, Carolyn Pulse, Tara Linkugel. Back Row: Dee Terry, Dominic Drdla, Stacey Emery, LaRay Inselman, Jeannie Simpson , Angie Vejraska, nknown, Kendra Rathjen, Lisa Angus, ikki Nichols, Melissa Luedtke, Tonda Trouba , Greg Kubert, Jennifer Trouba, Angie Bailey, Melissa Cahm, Keri Lewis.
Band II
Front Row: Lorena Parker, Nicole Fry, Stephanie Rothwell, Brandee Quinn, Jodie Krueger, Adam Ybarra. Row 2: Tamy Remmenga, Monica Thompson, Melanie Wheeler, Michelle Lebsock, Lousinda Bradford, Angie Pohlenz, Debbie Buhr. Row 3: Dawn Little, Cindy Rohe, Jennifer Scranton, Heidi Schmidt, Rene Capps, Stacey Davis, Tanya Jacobi. Back Row: Mr. Olmsted, Scott Connelly, Jason Graff, Rick Bundfuss, Chris Johnson, Scot Jenkins, Travis Davis, Mike Tomasek, D.J. Lutje.
Orchestra
Left to Right: Susan Wells, Lynn Binczik, Leeann Pancharoen, Mike Wiles, Mr. Olmsted, Chris Radek, Andrew Martin.
Band II _ I
Front Row: Jason Bo , Doug ones, enni er Carlson, Nanette Skrdlant. Row 2: Kent Plants, Lisa Thew, Debbi Schwindt, Carrie Ballenger, Angie Hudson, Nicole Wood. Row 3: Eric Schultz, Chris Brenfoerder, Tim Hendrickson, Travis Jeffery, Dawn Moeller, Felicia Teamer, Heather Fredrickson, Christie Pitts, Nicci Wetzel, Amy Whitcomb. Row 4: Dave King, Erica Schroeder, Neil Stewart, Geoff Owen, Angie Harms, Russell Spadt, Nickie Bolln, Stacy Cookus, Holly Moreno, Jeff West. Back Row : Janis Strautkalns, Kevin Fedon, Robert Turner, Aaron Scholting, Jeff Jackson, Jack Dempsey, Veronica Ybarra, Brian Nunns, Gretchen Hall, Rick Sundermann.
Jazz Band
Front Row: Gretchen Hall, Brian Nunns, Kent Plants, Jason Graff, Richard Bundfuss, Jeff Jackson. Back Row: Geoff Owen, Jeff West, Russell Spadt, Eric Shultz, Jason Bohl, Melissa Luedtke, Heidi Woerner, Stephanie Arehart, Carolyn Pulse, Mr. Olmsted.
"The students at Goodrich can com pete with anybody in town! We have as mu ch talent here as any other school."
- Mr. Olm sted
9th Swing Choir
Ninth Grade Swing Choir is a group of dedicated members who sing and dance fo r many people. They performed at the Cornhusk e r Hotel, Gateway Mall, Autumn Wood R eti rement Home, several elementary schools, and presented programs at a variety of other engagements.
8th Swing Choir
Front Row: Carman Bohac, Jennifer Trainer, Jennifer Douglas. Row 2: Lisa Ahlberg, Michelle Haines, Cathy Wood, Maree Teeters. Back Row : Chuck Plants, Brian N unns, Matt Bower.
Front Row: Stephanie Powell, Heather Fredrick & , Gretchen Hall, Angie Simpson, Jennifer Carlson, C a r,> Ballenger, Nicci Wetzel , Angie Hudson , Cathy Ma e st P , Back Row: Sliane Balle, Chad Wyatt, Jay Davis, Cl-u ' Francisco, Kevin Fe.don, Tim Coleman, Jason Ko elz,_ Kelby Hansen.
7th Swing Choir
Front Row: Tina Schroder, Jeannie Simpson·, Mitchi Soto, Trisha Gillespie. Row 2: Jennifer Arnett , Cari Lyons, Marcie Herrada, Stacy Harrop, Carrie Cu nn ingham. Back Row: Chadd Walker , Sean ·Donovan , Je f Herr, Gi-e~ Kubert, Jason Bohl.
Stu d ent Council
Red Cross
Front Row: Tracy Barnes, Adam Ybarra, Stephanie Rothwell, Jennifer Douglas, Jennifer Wright, Lisa Abernathy, Cathy Wood, Maree Teeters, Aimee Lile. Row 2: Lin Burkinshaw, Cyndi Rank, Nanette Skrdlant, Angie Beeck, Staci Flanagan, Andrea Jenkins, Rachel Lage, Angie Hudson, Debbie Schwindt, Lisa Brown, Karin Lile. Back Row: Mrs. Smith, Tim Henderson, Nichole French, Jennifer Paulus, Heather Fredrickson, Jennifer Gallmann Karen Wait, Dawn Larabee, Amy Harms, Nicol~ Wetzel, Jennifer Hutchinson, Jay Davis, Jack Dempsey, Todd Kapke, Jennifer Carlson, Brian Tontegode, Jennifer Debus, Amy Bruck, Holly Smith.
Red Cross members participated in a variety of activities this year. They sold pumpkin grams, were operators for the Literacy Center, baby-sat at school programs, and visited Cedars Home for Children.
Student Council helps organize many activities that benefit our school and community. They · sponsor dances, organize carnivals, and sell holiday candy items. Proceeds from many of these activities are donated to charity groups. Student Council also represents the student body and tries to reflect its views and opinions in a positive way.
Front Row: Lisa Abernathy, Jodi Klein, Jennifer Paulus, Brandi Rueger , Ruth Dasher, Chadd Walker, Greg Kubert. Back Row: Mrs. Risenhoover, Andrea Jenkins, Heidi Schmidt, Angie Simpson, Jack Dempsey, Jay Davis, Erica Schroeder, Lisa Ahlberg, Phillip Gerlach , Mr . Robeck.
Journalistn
Front Row: Staci Flanagan, Andrea Jenkins, Jennifer Carlson . Row 2: Gretchen Hall, Heather Fish, Allen Loos , Jennifer Hutchinson, Kelby Hansen, Jenny Culver, Stephanie Powell. Row 3: Sarah Henningson, Shon Jensen, Danny Koperski, Amy Bruck, Paula Portis, Jennifer England, Amy Harms, Christie Pitts, Mrs. Magee. Back Row: Troy Appuhn, Tim Coleman, April Ralston, Stacy Spidel, Melissa Becksted, Nicole Wetzel.
The Goodrich Olympian is a new addition to Goodrich. The newspaper staff published four major issues and three smaller holiday issues. Through the newspaper, students are made aware of events occurring within the school and are able to voice their opinions on school matters. In addition, the newspaper establishes •a link between Goodrich and other schools, as well as the community.
Running Club
Physically fit members of Running Club enjoy being active and staying in good health. These members run after school whenever they can throughout the year. Runners who reach 25 miles are awarded a ribbon, for 50 miles they receive a medal, 75 mile runners get -dinner, and for 100 miles, they eat at Valentino's and are awarded a trophy.
French Club
Health Careers
Health Careers sets goals to learn more•ab . 11 the medical field and health related occu p ations. They took trips to the Humane Soci e t ~., Veteran's Hospital, Madonna Nursing Ho m e. and St. Elizabeth's Hospital. They also hel d ~party for Cedars Home for Children and ha d u picnic at Pioneers Park.
Draina Club
Front Row: Willie Sellers, Matt Coatney, Nickie Nichols, Brenda Holdren. Back Row: Mrs. Knaub, Scott Connelly, Billy Michener, Stacy Spidel, Michelle Langston, Carol Krumtum, Ms. Chelikowsky.
Front Row: Mrs. Tooley, Jenny Culver, Lisa Wenzl, Lin Burkinshaw, Kim Grant. Back Row: Sarah Henningsen, Danny Koperski, Troy Bishop, Todd Kapke, Shon Jensen.
Front Row: Keith Gibson, Mrs. Knaub, Nickie Nichols , Brenda Holdren. Back Row: Bob Harper, Scott Connell y , Billy Michener, Timothy Coatney, Carol Krumtum , Willie Sellers.
Front Row: Melissa Luedtke, Amy Dunlap, Nichol e French, Angela Bailey. Back Row: Tracy Barn e s , Stephanie Rothwell, Adam Ybarra, Brandee Quin n , Jennifer Douglas, Jennifer Wright, Christi n e Schmieder.
Explorers
-Front Row: Mr. Swanson, Michelle Parris, Krista Pritchett. Back Row: Tim Coleman, Nicole Wetzel, Gretchen Hall.
Just Say No
The Wise and Brave map out plan~
Science Study Group
Front Row: Lisa Abernathy, Ruth Dasher, Raejean Tupa, Kimberly Jochum, Ethan Seamark. Row 2: Mark Hawkins, Julie Roach, Maree Teeters, Cathy Wood, Stacy Spidel, Angie Pohlenz, Sarah Lewis. Back Row: Mrs. Sandquist, Felicia Teamer, Christie Pitts, Misty Bradley, Nickie Bolln, Stacy Cookus, Mrs. Rauch.
Front Row: Amy Harms, Miss Chelikowsky, Matt Whisenhunt, Cathy Visger, Janis Strautkalns, Lonnie Gates, David Reiss, Ethan Seamark. Back Row: Tim Hendrickson, Chris Radek, Mr. Robeck, John Haake, Jeff Shepard, Eddie Itzen, Eric Shultz.
Science Study Group is a group of students who wish to take the time and opportunity to further their knowledge in the field of science. They go on camping and canoeing trips, perform experiments, play games and Trivia which are all closely related to science.
Ho! Ho! Ho! Just say no
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Front Row: Rodney Watson, Chris Booe, Eric Sellers, Corey Richmond, icole Leapley, Heidi Michael, Cassey Pavey. Back Row: Zach Ryan, Denise Boyer, Mike \\ atson, ik Ditzler, Jeremy Clements, Gordon Makker.
Front Row: Tracy Barnes, Cathy Wood, ' Greg Sellers, Todd Cox, Shane Dunn, David Bitenicks , Matt Andrews. Back Row: Suzanne Carlson, Jarred Francisco, Angie Simpson, Kim Grant, Corey Gumm, Aimee Springer, Rachel Lorsung, Lance Dieken, Miss Graves.
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Front Row: Mai Nguyen, Lisa Abernathy, Deena Groshans, Heather Fish, Kathy Lahrs. Row 2: Lance Koenig, Brian Geer, Krista Pritchett, Eddy Howard. Back Row: David Wulf, Shannon Davis, Michelle Roderick, Terry Cook.
Front Row: Matt Shaner, Jeff Barnes, Paul Turek. Row 2 : Tina ovak, Mitchi Soto, Janlee Hill, Kari Lyons, Peter Sinica, Cristal Thomsen . B ack Row: Gloria Sayer, Cesar Perez, Hope Gress, Jason Graff, Becky Heinbigner, Tohnee Marcus, Katina Azbill. ·
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Editor: Geoff Owen
Staff: Chad Kennedy, Cathy Maestas, Felicia Teamer
Artist: Adrian Contreras
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mhen the Keep was built, there was a feeling of competition in the air. The competition of man against time, and between the masters who came to be a part of the Keep. This feeling of competition has ever since grown in proportion, and members of the Keep have handled the competition well. Members of every different party have competed for Goodrich against rival Keeps of Lincoln; always in some way rising triumphantly.
A11 kinds of sports determine the ability of the members of the Keep. There is volleyball, football, basketball, wrestling, gymnastics, and other sports that test the strength of the members of Goodrich. They battle valiantly for Goodrich and bring honor to its name. We shall ever be proud!
The Ball of Power The battle for first place was a hard one. The volleyball teams did th ei r best and ended up victorious, with Varsity seco n d • and Reserve third in the city.
The battlefield is rugged at times E ve n while wearing purple and white converse weap ons ! Jay Davis proves that to play the game you hav e t o pay the price.
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Goodrich gladiators march toward victo ry The tournament was a battle of strength and s kill and resulted in a 14- 7 Lincoln High -victory o
Heavyweight Football
Row: Chad Lyons, Chondo Haynes, Tim Hendrickson. Second Row: Terry Berks, Jim Gibson, Brad Runge. Third Row: Matt Whisenhunt, Kurt Fessler, Charles Gosch. Back Row: Tony White, Shawn Smith, Matt Strayer.
Lightweight Football
Front
Front Row: Neal Reblin, Terry Shockey, Paul Rexroad, David Kring. Back Row: Andre Hernandez, Stacy Dasher, Ryan Foster, Jason One Feather, David Wulf, Mike Wilson.
Front Row: Jason Koelzer, Eric Lee, Rod Gruenemier, Shane Bade, Billy Medina. Back Row: Rowdy Burke, Brent Blue , Jack Dempsey, Chad Francisco, Fred Sheridan, Aaron Buettgenbach.
Varsity Volleyball
From left to right: Veronica Ybarra, Lisa Abernathy, Kendra Wester hold, Amy Bruck, Angie Simpson, Taci Laws, Paula Portis, Katie Ebert, Christie Pitts, Cathy Maestas.
8th Grade Volleyball
Reserve Volleyball
Rothwell,
Wright, Nicole Fry, Jennifer Felton. Middle row: Cathy Wood, Rene Capps, Debbi Buhr, Deena Groshans, Mandi Jackson. Back row: Jodi Klein, Erica Schroeder, Carrie Andreasen, Lisa Ahlberg, Jennifer Debus, Heidi Schmidt, Dana Little, Kristy Schmeider.
Front row: Jodi Liebers, Angie Beeck, Angi Hudson. Middle row: Jennifer Culver, Brend a Gall, Staci Flanagin, Heather Fredrickso n, Krista Pritchett. Back row: April RalstQn, Am y Harms, Heather Warner, Shannon Davi s , Jennifer England, Holly Moreno, Sherry Tanne r.
7th Grade Volleyball
Touba, Sara Lewis, Susan Sola, Hope Gres s , Crystal Helmuth, Angie Vejraska, Brend a Holdren, Kim Houchin.
Front row: Dawn Little, Tracy Barnes, Jennifer Douglas, Stephanie
Jennifer
Front row: · Amy Dunlap, Melissa Luedtk e, Angela Bailey, Kimberly Jochum. Middle row : Carla Mobley, Susan Medina, Heathe r Harrington, Martha Soto, Stacy Harrop, Jennife r
'Goodrich
is more of a team because even though they lost a couple of games, they still kept trying hard while other teams probably would have given up!" - Jim Gibson
9th Boys
Varsity Basketball
9th Boys Reserve Basketball
Row: Lennie Chadd, Jim Gibson, Fred Sheridan, Eric Lee, Jay Davis. Back Row: Coach Schulenburg, Kory Stewart, Shawn Smith, Matt Whisenhunt, Matt Strayer, Joey Vejraska.
8th Boys Basketball
7th Boys Basketball
Front Row: Tracy Zastrow, David Kring, Ryan Foster, Cedric Brown, Brent Aclrlie, Jerred Francisco. Middle Row: Coach Schulenburg, Jeff Buettenbach, Jason Graff, Brian Nunns, Philip Gerlach, Jeff West, David Bauer. Back Row: Jay Pitts, Andre Hernandez, Derek Behne, Craig Dutcher, Jason Stager, Matt Bower.
Front Row: Linh Nguyen, Ekom Udofia, Troy Heller, Chad Blahak, Mark Hawkins. Middle Row: Willie Sellers, Steve Massey, Jeff Herr, Troy Bothe, Jason One Feather, Keith Gibson, Bruce Sands. Back Row: Jerry Bartzatt, Chad Walker, Eric Schultz, Cory Richmond, Jason Bohl, Russel Gruenemeier, Brandon Davis, Coach Dirks.
Front
Front Row: Troy Appuhn, Jason Shubert, Shane Bade, Rowdy Burke, Jason Koelzer. Back Row: Coach Dirks, Lonnie Gates, Chris Worden, Terry Berks, Geoff Owen, Brad Runge, Tony Martin.
9th Girls Varsity Basketball
Front Row: Felicia Teamer, Cathy Maestas, Christie Pitts. Back Row: Cindy Mohr, Angie Simpson, Taci Laws, Kendra Westerhold, Misty Bradley.
9th Girls Reserve Basketball
Front Row ~ Brenda Gall, Heather Warner, Tracy Harris, Marquis Hunter. Back Row: Dee Ann Isaacson, Jennifer Huchinson, Tammy Schroede r. Veronica Ybarra, Angie Hudson.
8th Girls Basketball
7th Girls Basketball
Front Row: Christine Schmieder. Middle Row: Erica Schroeder, Jodie Klein. Back Row: Amy Offenbacker, Carrie Andreason, Deborah Buhr.
Front Row: Dawn Hahn, Stacy Harrop, Brenda Holdren. Middle Row: Jennifer Schmidt, Heather Ware, Amy Dunlap, Nicole Ziemba, Shana Vasatka, Angela Bailey. Back Row: Tonda Trouba, Jeannie Simpson, Sarah Lewis, Stacy Emery, icole Walter, Angie Vejraska, Melissa Luedtke, Raejean Tupa, Kimberly Jochum. •
7th
To Arms
9th Wrestling
Front Row: Jeremy Donovan, Rowdy Burke , Chad Kennedy, Jason Koelzer, Chris P ink elman, Tim Hendrickson, Greg Penner, Aaron S cholting. Middle Row: Kevin Fedon, Brad Runge , Ted Vergith, Chad Lyons, Stacy Dasher, Ethan Seamark. Back Row: Brent Blue, Terry Berks , Jim Gibson, Lonnie Gates, Chondo Haines, Jason Shubert, Fred Sheridan, Corey Larsen.
Cltity lllrtstling Cltitamps 1986-87
Front Row: Eric Schulz, P .J. McMurray. Back Row: Front Row: Russ Spadt, Josh S Row: Jeff Jackson, Jerry Ba Jason One Feather, Brad Jurgens, and Dan Jackson.
Shaun Rooney.
Jason Koelzer
Jim Gibson
Kory Stewart
Wr es tl e mania
Editors: Carrie Ballenger and Chad Lyons Artist: Elberta James
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ong ago, before Goodrich was built, there was a meeting of ~I T the Wise. They needed seers to • teach the folk of the northwestern lands. They decided to build a great fortress, and within this fortress the seers would instruct the young on how to survive after their coming of age. Many came to be tested and many failed. Those who did not fail took their place in the Keep. During their reign as the masters, they learned as much from the young as the young learned from them. Many left for destinations unknown. Yet, there was always another worthy to take their place. eventeen years have passed since the great doors of the Keep were first opened and light fell upon its halls for the first time, and a few of the original masters are left. We are thankful for them and all those who have come after. They have taught us well.
A trainer times his patience Mike J anes c h clocks his P .E. students during their fitness tests.
An apprentice is disciplined Engli sh teacher Bill Schulenberg discusses with the clas s · the consequences of unruly behavior.
A ceremony of masquerade Counselo rs Mike Henninger and Luetta Sandquist don c ostumes for some Halloween fun.
Dalene Ballou Math
Vern Burling Social Studies
Lyle Bargman Principal
Valerie Hubbard Vice-Principal
Tim Bayne Social Studies Speech
Carrie Bouwens Health Clothing
Ann Brill Social Studies
Marie Chelikowsky Science
Charlotte Custer Math
Ross Dirks English Study Skills
Beth Briney English Study Skills
Ted Bulling Special Needs Counselor
Debra Eckery Marty Eischied Reading English
Pat Friesen English
Stu Friesen Math Computers
Rodney Droud Social Studies
Marcia Duckworth P.E., Health
Cheryl Graves English
Green P.E.
Raeona
Michael Henninger Counselor
Mickey Johnson Counselor
, Yearbook 'Teachers are basically the same everywhere. They strive to be the best at what they do, and in so doing, provide the best education possible for their students."
Sharon Navas
Education Val Risenhoover
Morelle Herzing er
Tom Jones Deb Hinkley
Kenneth Katzer
Robin Holtgrewe
Betty Knaub
Diane Hoyt
Magee
Medel
Edward Robeck
Bob Olmsted
Jackie Robertson
Kathy Parrish Math
Peggy Rouse
Kenneth Stasch
Jane Plettner Accompanist
Beverly Routh Math
David Rada Social Studies
Luetta Sandquist Counselor
Michael Janesch
P.E. Health
Marilyn Michael Art
Cathy Rauch
VSN
am Schulenberg English
Betsy Shipley Math
Susan Smith Government Language
Kenneth Stasch Math Ann Stokes Typing
Margaret Covert
Flanagin
Jaraprnf.essinnals
Karen
Jeane Loos
Carole
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Jeannette Nichelson
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Front Row: Barbara Bratt, Corrine Bartels, Dorothy Schneider, Deb Meter, Virginia Jones, Pat Halsted. Back Row: Irene Johnson, Billie Dempsey, Esther Chrisp, Bonnie Jurgens, Gloria Warner.
In
the King's countinghouse
"The teachers at Goodrich, in my opinion, are capable and caring. They are prepared for classes, use a variety of methods, and strive to meet the individual needs of students. I consider it a privilege to be a part of the Goodrich staff."
- Jackie Robertson
Front Row: Steve Lebsock, Gary Siemers, Darrell Green. Back Row: Tom Dietz, Tom Gray, Corrinne Haas, Lucinda Kaeding.
Robeck's Web
Warding off evil photographe~s
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Editor: Kellie Wilson
Staff: Eddy Howard, Elberta James, Tony White
Artist;.: Adrian Contreras
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s they approached the Keep,
old friends were found and new friends were made. Parties were formed and had a strong bond. Suddenly a great bell rang out in monotonous rhythm and the huge doors were opened. Each of the groups filed in slowly with sullenexpressions on their faces. They were afraid of the unknown. What lie in the Keep was an enigma to them. When they looked at it, it seemed dark and evil. Many of the young spoke to the
older members of the Keep. Some ( j said that there was nothing to worry
/ about, while others told tales of evil beasts and dark magics. The young
/. ones walked off, their hopes shattered as if they had been smashed to the earth 1 7
s they entered the Keep, they A came to an enormous chamber named only as the Commons. They saw many of the Seers . ; /'-' moving to and fro through the massive
1 halls and doorways. They knew that
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Young apprentices learning a trade Seventh graders in Mr. Dirks study skills class ar e caught off guard.
A Festival of Song and Dance Seventh graders, Jennifer Paulus and Suzann Sola, take a break from the Turkey Tango.
Queens of the Round Table
group o f talkative girls take a break in Mrs. Eischeid's English class
Jeff Ailes
Keith Allen
Rowdy Anderson
Matt Andrews
Lisa Angus
Stephanie Arehart
Jennifer Arnett
Angela Bailey
Heather Baker
Torrance Banks
Jeff Barnes
Shannon Baronio
Jerry Bartzatt
Jennifer Becwar
David Bitenieks
Billy Blackburn
Chad Blahak
Chris Blaine
Shaun Blair
Cyndy Boehmer
Billie Jo Bogenreif
Jason Bohl
Eric Booe
Troy Bothe
Modest Knigh t awai ts battle.
Dawn Boye
Chris Bradford
Danielle Brady
Matt Brethouwor
Janay Burke
Brian Burkinshaw
Terry Burnett
Stacey Burton
Julie Canfield
Lee Carder
Francine Carney
Rachelle Cashen
Georgia Casteel
Brian Caughron
Warren Charlton
Jeremy Clements
Andy Coulter
Edward Coulter
Todd Cox
Jenny Craig
Amber Cummings
Robert Cummins
Carrie Cunningham
David Dasher
Ruth Dasher
Brandon Davis
Daniel DeGarmo
Lance Dieken
Gerri Dittmer
Nik Ditzler
Sean Donovan
Shawn Drapal
Dominic Drdla
Randy Duff
Candace Dugger
Amy Dunlap
Chad Dunn
Kristine Dunn
Jason Dyer
Jason Edwards
Stacie Emery
Mary Eskey
"Goodrich isn't as big as I thought it would be."
Cari Lyons
Portraying words of the wise
Lt. Maxey's latest followers.
Sean Farmer
Robert Ferrel
Trecia Fosler
Tanya Fox
Nikki French
Charles Fullerton
Matt Geer
Ronald Gehle
Gerte Gerdes
• Keith Gibson
Brian Gillam
Trisha Gillispie
Chad Gleason
Tina Gleason
Nathan Goddard
Tonya Gossard
Jenny Grant
Teresa Greenbush
Hope Gress
Christine Grindel
Russell Gruenemeier
John Gutierrez
Dawn Hahn
Jason Halsted
Eric Hann
Heather Harrington
Jackie Harris
Stacy Harrop
Mark Hawkins
Troy Heller
Crystal Helmuth
Jeff Herr
Marci Herrada
Janlee Hill
Rachel Hillman
Brenda Holdren
Paul Messner weaves tales
Cristina Holmes
Kim Houchin
Kristine Howard
C!rlannical @,cutntlt ~raht ilrama Bnfnlhn
Mara Iesalnieks
LaRay Inselman
Edward Itzen
Daniel Jackson
Kim Jochum
Sandy Johnson
Brad Jurgens
Melissa Kamm
Paul Keating
Christine King
Donald Knaub
Scott Krogh
Greg Kubert
Katrina La Pointe
Lori LaBelle
Donna Lacfd
Jay Lahm
Erica Lanning
Zeus and Arachne perform
Francine the Fearless
Dennis Larabee
Amy Lawson
Michelle Lawson
Roger Lawson
Nicole Leach
~icole Leapley
Denise Lebsock
Jasmine Leitner
Keri Lewis
Conqueror of knowledge
Sarah Lewis
Tara Linkugel
Bryan Loos
Shawn Luedders
•Melissa Luedtke
Andrew Lyon
Cheryl Lyon
Cari Lyons
Harold Lyons
Gotam Makker
Melissa Mars
Andrew Martin
Steven Massey
Shawna Maybee
Richard McLaughlin
Patrick McMurray
Shane McNeese
Susan Medina
Brian Meisinger
Heidi Michael
Jeremy Mitchell
Shirley Mitchell
Carla Mobley
Kristina Morin
Dan Moyer
Chris Muggy
Paul Nelson
Paul Nemeiksis
Linh Nguyen
James Nicewonger
Nickie Nichols
Vickie Nicholson
Shari Nitz
James Oaks
Craig O'Brien
Jason Oglesby
Thomas Oldfield
Jason One Feather
LeeannPancharoen
Nicole Pantona
Ryan Pashby
Jennifer Paulus
Kim Payne
Carl Pence
Cesar Perez
Michael Pitcock
Group discussion fills castle.
Carolyn Pulse
Heidi Quincy
Aaron Radek
Chris Radek
Kendra Rathjen
Scott Reuter
Paul Rexroad
Cory Richmond
Randee Ridgley
Donald Rinke
Teddie Rohr
Becky Rosekrans
Brandi Rueger
Zachary Ryan
Luke Saltzman·
Bruce Sands
Gloria Sayer
Jenny Schippert
Jenny Schmidt
Shannon Schneider
Bart Schroder
Tina Schroeder
Eric Schulz
Stacey Schwab
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Berry Scott
William Sellers
Wesley Sharp
Jennifer Shires
Jeannie Simpson
Peter Sinica
Penny Sipes
Amy Smith
Devin Smith
Suzann Sola
Martha Soto
Robert Spahn
Shon Sparks
Michelle Stark
Sharon Steckelberg
Justin Stork
Michelle Stout
Brent Straatmann
Students enjoy ancient games of skill
Stacy Strain
Jeremy Stroup
Pepita Stubben
Chris Stutzman
Tracy Swinscoe
Tanya Teater
Dion Terry
Jeff Timblin
Phuong-Uy Tonnu
Tiffany Trenkle
Jennifer Trouba
Tonda Trouba
Nathan Trumble
Raejean Tupa
Paul Turek
Ekom Udofia
Ashley llimer Shana Vasatka
Angela V ejraska Michael Vicars
Chadd Walker Nicole Walter
Heather Ware
Rodney Watson
Tracy Watson
Jason Weland
Susan Wells
Cory Weskamp
Angie West
Heath Whitney
Artisans at work
Jarrod Wiechert
Cheryl Wilcox
Amy Wiles
Angela Williams
Heather Williams
Sean Wilson
Wendy Wilson, Heidi Woerner
Terry Wood
Theresa Woods
Kimberly Yantis
Daniel Zeiger
Fell in the moat:
Mark Atherton
Jeanne Beason
Frederick Bernt
Paul Glaze
Brian Hardison
Eric Howe
Pierce Hubbard
Tamara Reynolds
Pamela Schriner
Margaret Skeen
Melissa Smidt
Freddie Thomas
Nikole Ziemba
Pepita Stubben labors for the Keep
Hail to victory
Worthy warriors study ancient times
Jnurnttimtn
Editor: Staff:
Artist:
Angie Simpson
Debbi Schwin d t
Stacy Seefeld
Mike Wiles
Elberta James
Ill anh.er.ers nf tltt iRnah
i\fter a year of experience in the Keep, last year's Apprentices have moved up to become Journeymen. They have strived hard to gain respect in _ the Keep, and they are doing far better than what any of the Masters expected. To quote one of the Masters on the subject; "They are an interesting, curious, and exciting group with a willingness to learn."
mith a year of apprenticeship under their belt, their point of view of the Keep has changed. They now think of the Keep as a stepping stone and not as a stumbling block. They help each other through the many trials and they are continuing to progress. They are ambitious; that ambition has shown that they are ready to become Masters.
"Are you the substitute seer?" World of Manufacturing takes a break from drawing plans of CO 2 race cars.
Jodi looks for her Knight in shining armor Jodi Krueger (Laurinda Kerplunk) and Angie Pohlenz (Woman of Mystery) work on their Melodrama, "Dark Doings at the Crossroads ," in 8th grade English.
Creating -a suit of armor Working on school engines turns out to be hard job for small engines class.
Alysha Abert
Brent Acltlie
Lisa Ahlberg
Kim Albright
Michael Alvarez
Carrie Andreasen
Erinn Armstrong
Katrina Azbill
Kevin Barnes
In quest of knowledge
.Tracy Barnes
David Bauer
Jerry Bayless
Derek Behne
Brandon Bell
Jennifer Benson
Matthew Bertwell
Cynthia Black
Micheal B~ake
Carmalita Bohac
Ronald Bohaty
Christopher Booe
Matthew Bower
Denise Boyer
Lousinda Bradford
Charlie Brayman
Tina Brennfoerder
Nicole Brice
Jason Brinkman
Cedric Brown
Lisa Brown
"The class of '91 seems to be outgoing-free-flowing-like-salt
Melissa Brown
Jeff Buettgenbach
Deborah Buhr
Richard Bundfuss
Aimee Burkey
Kent Burklund
Anthony Butler
Chandra Canfield
Rene Capps
Bobbie Cashen
Matthew Chollar
Dale Christensen
Adrian Coker
Matthew Cole
Shelley Cole
Scott Connelly
Michelle Cornell
Lawrence Corning
Dennis Creps
Ryan Crocker
Stacey Davis
Travis Davis
Jeanenne Dean
Jennifer Debus
Norman Decker
Bryan Dillard
Tracy Dittmer
Jennifer Douglas
Tamara Down
Craig Dutcher
John Epstein
Chadran Ethridge
Jennifer Faust
Stacy Fauth
Jennifer Felton
Bryon Fleming
Ryan Foster
Jarred Francisco
Shawn Frede
icole Fry
Michelle Frye
Jon Furrer
Shanna Gagner
Marlene Garman - Craig Gerdts
Philip Gerlach
Lori Gill Lee Glaze
Starla Goebel
Richard Golden
Jason Graff
Sherry Griggs
Deena Groshans
Kelly Gubser
Cory Guticz
John Haake
Michelle Haines
• Ken Halvorsen
Kimberly Harding
Billy Harsh
Jnurntymtn ~ltint
Becky Heinbigner
Timothy Henderson
Jeremy Henke
Andre Hernandez
Kimberly Hofker
Ingrid Holman
Jack Holman
Rachel Howell
Amanda Jackson
Eric Jackson
Jeffrey Jackson
Tanya Jacobi
Richard J azbec
Travis Jeffrey Scott Jenkins
Christopher Johnson
Brett Jones
Douglas Jones
Brett Jordan
Gayla Keenan
Jodi Klein
Jason Knaub
Kevin Koelzer
Todd Koester
David Krtnr
Jodi Kruer
Carrie Km: .tk
Tim LaCardii
Kathryn Lahrs
Roxanne Lear
Michelle Lebsock
Marcus Leming
Aimee Lile
Karin Lile
Dana Little
Dawn Little
Campaign of Vengeance
"We are not all alike and in one group; we are all different and unique."
- Phillip Gerlach
Jeremy Lorenz
Rachel Lorsung
Kerry Ludwig Penelope Luster
Gail Mason
Kip Maynard
Jason McMeekin
Joseph Melvin
Troy Micek • William Michener
Todd Milbourn
Steven Miller
Dawn Moeller
Matthew Nelson
Sarah Nelson
Althea Nemiksis
Cody Newkirk
Misty Nimrod
Tina Novak
Lords and Ladies determine future
Pamela Null
Susane Nungesser
Brian Nunns
Amy Offenbacker
Maria Olschwager
Shannon Page
Lorena Parker
Donald Parrott
Cassandra Pavey
Angela Pearson
David Pekarek
Russell Pelton
Joe Pence
Johnny Pitts
Charles Plants
Kent Plants
Angela Pohlenz
Mathew Portman
April Prendes
Joshua Prentice
Brandee Quinn
Cyndi Rank
Neal Reblin
Stacy Reiss
Tamy Remmenga
Erin Rettig
Angela Reynolds
Gregory Richardson
Julie Roach
Angela Robidoux
Fitting costumes for the Festival
Mastering the halls of the Keep
Rebecca Rogers
Cynthia Rohe
Shaun Rooney •
Stephanie Rothwell
Stan Rowland
Douglas Ryan
Hector Santiago
Heidi Schmidt
Christine Schmieder
Erica Schroeder
Kevin Schultz
Cathrine Scott
Jennifer Scranton
Jayson Seip
Eric Sellers
Greg Sellers
Matthew Shaner
Sherry Shaw
John Shepard
John Sherman
Terry Shockey
Misty Sinica
Shawn Slade
Aaron Smith
Holly Smith
Joshua Smith
Sandy Sowders
Russell Spadt
Amy Springer
Jason Stager
m1tc tub nf a winbing rn ab
BJ Stangeland
Karen Starkey
Shane Stewart
Valerie Stewart
Janis Strautkalns
Christian Stride
Ramona Stubben
Rick Sunderman
Rebecca Swanson
Maree Teeters
Melissa Thew
Karen Thompson
Monica Thompson
Cristal Thomsen
Michelle Timmerman
William Tindle
Billie Tobin
Michelle Torres
Jennifer Trainer
Christopher Urbaner
Stacy Van Dyke
Cheri Von Busch
Lisa Wagner
Bobbi Weedman
The eye of
Uh, Oh, the Plague has struck.
Reading stories of old.
A look of bewilderment.
"They communicate well, and have an understanding of their friends."
- Ryan Foster
Attack of the giant 9th grader.
Jeffrey West
Melanie· Wheeler
Amy Whitcomb
Roger Whitcomb
Tammy Williams
Michael Wilson
Catherine Wood
Donna Wood
Jennifer Waght
David Wulf
Adam Ybarra
Johnnie Zamzrla
Tracy Zastrow
iocked in the Cell
Stephanie Arrendondo
'Becky Audsmo:re ~ ,
T •. roy' Bolender lf
Berl :Dahlbetg· r
Naomi Dodson
Christopher Erks
Sharon Gardner
Michael" Gragg
Kathi Griffith
Matthew Hahn
Alan Hargens
Jack· Hunt ·,
Amr, Int1e~s.,.
~ark ~i:mess 1
Tahnee Markussen·,
Kristy Moeller
Rachel Williamson
Locked in the cell of knowledge.
tltmtmber lllften
Rachel Lage did the hula in Life Science Class
court the wrong way
Jason Koelzer wasn't going grader
Chris Bauer dressed normal an eighth
Mark Langston spit on Fred Sheridan's sho
Jay Davis got a perm and looked like a Fre pciodle
Editor: Angie Hudson
Artist: Adrian Contreras
Staff: Taci Laws, Jack Dempsey
Witt llnuage nf tftt
Now we have come to the pinnacle of the Keep: the 9th Level Masters. The Masters have been members of the Keep for what seemed to be an eternity. At last, they have becomeveterans of the system. Some members of the Keep look up to them as leaders and representatives of the fortress. Others listen to their fables and tales of their past experiences, and sometimes ask for counseling on certain subjects.
IDhe Masters have a long passage ahead of them. After they open and close the doors of the Keep for the last time, they will see a long corridor. At the end of that corridor lies three more years of knowledge and questions . It will be different and many unexpected things will happen, but they will adjust! We wish them all well in their quest for ex, cellence.
Frolicking Through the Relics of Goodrich Captivated by the Arts Alive Festival are Chris Bauer, Todd Kapke, and Adrian Contreras. •
Wanderers of a Majestic Night A group of 9th grade girls take a break from the Halloween dance.
A feast fit for a King
Lisa Abernathy
Troy Appuhn
Jodi Ayres
Shane Bade
Matthew Bahr
Scott Bailey
Carrie Ballenger
Nguyen Bao
Angela Barnard
Chris Bauer
Melissa Beckstead
Angela Beeck
Curtis Benda
Terry Berks
Michelle Berlowitz
Lynn Binczik
Cary Black _
Kevin Block
Brent Blue
Nickie Bolln
Vince Bologna
Bradley Bonge
Bambi Boyd
Christopher Brennfoerder
W!Jt ifpit nf tfJt <tr!Jampinna
Troy Bx:ethouwer
Amy Bruck
Aaron Buettgenbach
Rowdy Burke
Melinda Burkinshaw
Denise Cardwell
Jennifer Carlson
Suzanne Carlson
Paul Caswell
I ! Wally Carlson
Jill Cederberg
Lennie Chadd
Rebecca Churley
Timothy Coatney
Tbµothy Coleman
Adrian Contreras
Terrance Cook
Stacy Cookus
Jennifer Culver
Stacy Dasher
Jay Davis
Shannon Davis
Michael Deboer
Jay Delgado
Jack Dempsey
Paolo Denovellis
Jathan Dixon
Jeremy Donovan
Shane Dunn
athaniel Dyer
Kathryn Ebert
When asked what he'd miss most about Goodrich, · Troy Bishop replied , " The simpleness of it. "
Steve Eichelberger
Timothy Elder
Susan Eliker
Jennifer England
Kenyon Epp
Gordon Fangmeyer
Kevin Fedon
Kurt Fessler
Bobbie Finney
Heather Fish
Staci Flanagin
Jeffrey Foster
Chad Francisco
Heather Fredrickson
Gary Freeman
Brenda Gall
Jennifer Gallman
Kendra Gardner
Troy Garter
Lonnie Gates
Henry Gavers •
Brian Geer
James Gibson
Zacharia Gillander
Chris Gilliam
Gary Gollin
Charles Gosch
David Graham
Kimberly Grant
Kimberly Griess
Roderick Gruenemeier
Rusty Grundin
Diana Gutierrez
Gretchen Hall
Kelby Hansen
Amy Harms
Angela HarmsRobert Harper
Tracy Harris
Roger Hartshorn
Tawny Hatten
Kevin Hawkins
Chondo Haynes
Dawn Helget
Tim Hendrickson
Sarah Henningsen
Shawn Henry
Todd Henson
Shane Hesselges~er
Mark Hietbrink
Jennifer Holland
Edward Howard
Angela Hudson
Jenny Hunt
Marquis Hunter
Robin Hunzeker
Jennifer Hutchinson
Deeann Isaacson
Elberta James
Andrea Jenkins
Shon Jensen
Cynnamon Jones
Todd Kapke
Chad K~nn -edy
Jackie Knocke
Sean Knutson
Troy Kochner
Jason Koelzer
Lance Koenig
Daniel Koperski
Carol Krum tum
Rachel Lage
Tracy Lahm
Mark Langston
Michelle Langston
Dawn Larabee
Corey Larsen
Paul Lattimer
Taci Laws
Eric Lee
Jodi Liebers
David Linneman
Michelle Long
Allen Loos
Duane Lutje
Kristina Lyon
Chad Lyons
Cathy Maestas
Vicki Magnuson
Anthony Martin
Edward Martin
Kevin Maxon
Dennis McGinnis
Christine McGrane
William Medina
Michael Meyer
Jamie Miller
Cynthia Mohr
Holly Moreno
Lynnette Muggy
Bradley Murrish
William Napier
Mai Nguyen
Aaron North
Shelia Nugent •
Jeremy Ohlschwager
Geoffrey Owen
Michelle Parris
Jerry Parrott
Dawn Pavey
Gregory Penner
Jason Pierce
Christopher Pink elm an
Tim Piper
Christie Pitts
Mike Poole
Paula Portis
Stephanie Powell
Krista Pritchett
Christopher Prue
Sondra Rafferty
April Ralston
Jason Ramsay
David Reiss
Denise Rilinger
David Rinke
Michelle Roderick
Tonya Roderick
Bradley Runge
Carlos Salinas
Matthew Saltzman
Rhonda Schaer
Christina Schippert
Aaron Scholting
Tammy Schroder
Debbi Schwindt
James Scott
Ethan Seamark
Stacy Seefeld
Jennifer Sharp
Jeffrey Shepard
Fred Sheridan
Ronald Showen
Jason Shubert
Sharon Shute
Angela Simpson
Nanette Skrdlant
Laura Smith
Roger Smith
Sean Smith
Stacy Spidel
Kory Stewart
eil Stewart
Monty Stoakes
Matt Strayer
Sherry Tanner
Denise~Tappe
Felecia Teamer
Michael Tomasek
Jennifer Tomlin
Brian Tontegode
Jillian Turek
Robert Turner
Jay Ulmer
Mireya Valenzuela
Meveren Van
Joseph Vejraska
Ted Vergith
Cathy Visger
Karen Wait
Patrick Walla
Heather Warner
Lisa Wenzel
Kendra Westerhold
Nicci Wetzel
Matthew Whisenhunt
Michelle Whisler
Amy Whitcomb
Tony White
Michael Wiles
Cheryl Wilkins
Darlene Williams
Chad Wilson
David Wilson
Kellie Wilson
Nicole Wood
Chris Worden
Chad Wyatt
Veronica Ybarra
Nicole Zbytniuk
Jason Zimmer
Slain by the Dragon
Jenny Aldridge
Troy Bishop
Tamara Bohon
Lamonica Bradley
Beth Carlson
Lori Childs
Christy Edgar
{lichard Farber
Leticia Garza
Corbett Gumm
Glenn Keating
Barbara Kraatz
Patrick Lowrey
Gary Olsen
Brian Olson
Christy Radford
Crystal Smallbear
Eric Thornton
Michelle Wright
The Enchanted Goddess has a Ball
Troy Bishop
Amy Bruck
Jason Koelzer
Rachel Lage
King - Jason Koelzer
Queen - Lisa Abernathy
Jack Dempsey
Angie Hudson
Jason Shubert
Tonya Roderick 1987
Jeff Foster
Lisa Abernathy
At last we come to the The portraits emblazoned on Writers of the Lore, the this page are some candid views Yearbook Staff. They have of the 1986-87 Yearbook Staff. toiled all year to bring the They have all worked hard and Yearbook to you. deserve the recogniti<;m they
The Yearbook Staff is chosen . receive. In the portraits, some each year from the elite Journey- are caught on the job, hard at men. The Staff did many things work on completing the Grimin order to produce the Year- oire. Some are seen working on book. For example, they sold the other activities pertaining to the yearbook during the mid-day Lore. meals, took pictures, completed Let us take one last long look artwork, wrote copy, headlines, at these Masters, for they are and captions, and finally sent moving on ... the book off to the pressman.
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THE GOODRICH GRIMOIRE; Goodrich Junior High Yearbook, 1986-1987
