Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Foods anti Home Iiconornits tutthcr, K. LOUISE ULRICH, notes that she is lmppit-r in sthool. hut hex' favorite after-sehool interest is her littlc grand- daugliter. She also enjoys reading and raising flowers. She is sponsor Of F.I-I.A. Girls' Physical Education and Health teacher at GHS is MARY ETTA YO- DER. Her ileep tan :Kquiretl on both lntliana and lfloritla beaches is an envy of many GHS girls. -5 l A A. GU?-L--. Photography :mtl sports are the in- terests of ALVIN XYARSTLER. Voca- tional Mathincs and General Shop teacher. BARBRA A. ZOOK. English teach- er, is sponsor of Booster Club. During her after-school hours. she likes to knit. collect US. postage stamps, read, and travel. 25

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Sponsor of Latin Club and Latin teacher. MARY K. SHAFFER. likes to read. grow flowers, sew, listen to good music, collect two dollar bills, and spend her leisure time at the lake, she is fascinated hy new ideas. New Director of Music in the Goshen schools, ROBERT SHARPE. when not directing band and music. enjoys fishing. photography. and cooking. ROBERT SHOEINIAKER. Biology and Agriculture teacher, hunts and fishes and considers himself a do-it- yourselfer, He is a sponsor of the sophomore class. NEAL O, SHORTZ. a new mem- ber of the GHS faculty. teaches sopho- more English and American Literature. He keeps himself busy after-school hours with his hobbies. music, reading. gardening, and being sponsor of the senior class. 24 THOMAS SOVINE, LYS. History teacher and coach of the tennis team, enjoys fishing and traveling for relaxation. ,.-'44, l - ' s at J I Art teacher ARTHLYR SPRUNGER has many interests. Collecting mush- rooms, archery, hunting with his bow and arrow, and gardening are but a few of them.

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Wfhen the pings ot' hunger .ire felt during -ith period and the smell til' hot thili, stew. .md nut hre.1d, we-nd their way up tu Srd flour, students w.tit eagerly' u for the hell whieh allows them to be first in the Cafeteria line. As they pitk up their tixiys guid sit down .llllllllgl their lriends in the simitiutis new e.1fetcri.1, thev .ire Ql.iel to he .timing the OHS student lmelv. 1, . :D . . . . Oli Appetizing htit litmod is .tlxxxtys served .md there is tiiwportLii1iti' to go lutk for more. Kiekground music .uid new liurnisliings prtwide .1 lWlC.l.S.1l1l pldee in which to c-.tt .1 school-d.iy luneh. MARYlil.l.lTN ACORD. cttfeterid inandger, is resimnsible fur the pldnning ' 1 .md Pl'LtlXII'.lflUl1 ul the wlmlewiiwe loot served at the c11feteri.1. DOROTHY HICKS. DOROTHY SHERMAN. GOLDIE STRAXY. HENDRINA VVIESE, VERDA XYIZAVER, .md lSIfl.VA Dl'Xl.AP .ire in the new GHS lcitthen fruin 7:00 a.m. to 5 pin. meh school kldy tu prep.1t'e the meals for the Gunn students xxhu c-.it there daily. HAROLD SPENCER, LAVURENCE Sl.AlSAl,'GH. JIM TODD, tmtl s, D. BRUNK. head Custodian, are the iucn who keep nur liuildf ing shining and clean. Many tlmnks is iiwed to FLORENCE LEONARD who assists the custudi.ins in many ways and .ilsti pops the buttered Corn ue e.it .it the foothall and lmlsketbnll games. I 'qv