Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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We ' -Zqelaowz Mr. and Mrs. Starr are surrounded by the friends and relatives who came to appear on the This Is Your Life program. Mr. Starr is trying out one of the new camera accessories given to him by the faculty. 15 ii ' .ii Thomas Starr, who was head of GHS . 'e Q for the past 10 years, submitted his resigna- y tion March 10, 1960. He accepted the posi- tion of superintendent of the Corydon school system and began his duties there April 18, 1960. Mr. and Mrs. Starr were guests of honor on March 25 at a buffet supper given by the GHS faculty. Mr. Starr was presented with camera accessories as a farewell gift. I6 Mr. Richard G. Bigler is shown as he narrated the surprise assembly program Mr. Bigler is escorting Mr. Starr to the stage for the surprise assembly program in his honor. On Friday, April 8, a surprise program This Is Your Lifew-Thomas J. Starr was given with Richard G. Bigler as master of ceremonies. The program was arranged by the Student Council with Ethel Grogg in charge. Friends and relatives appeared on the pro- gramg letters were received from people who were not able to attend, and Mr. Starr's daugh- ter, Sylvia, sent a tape-recorded greeting from California. At the close of the assembly, Mr. Starr was given a desk set as a gift from the student body.

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O I cl Mr. Lee L. lixc- inittlics as Frank Ridcnoure and Don Stoutcnourc' break the ground for the new gymnasium. Wrestlirig with the school city's tax rate levy, approving bids for equipment in the new gymnasium and high school, and hir- ing teachers are but a few of the many duties of Goshen's Board of Education. This group of peo- ple selected by the City Council sets the policy as to curricula and other matters directly related to the educa- tion of Gosherfs youth. J f--7167 Mr. Lee L. llvc carries heavy responsibilities as our superintendent of schools. Goslicn's Board of Education: Mrs. Carl M. Hostetler snitctl with superintendent of schools Lee L. Eve Standing are james Rodihaugh. G. A. I-liiberstich. C. 1. Winter. and Paul XY. Kauffman. rxfi

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