Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Sophomore Llbby Kerdarsh takes a cucumber to the thnrd person of the cucumber pass relay team 2 N 4 'M it ag.-A ..,--. -Q., 'ju- SW an ., Keeping balance rs not always easy but nt seems that Mrs Deb Shnvely and Mr Mike Rozzel repre sentlng the faculty have rt worked out 1.1 Q' N-1 .zu 2 r T. 'l - . 4 1' .. . . N9 4 ,F . A 'S '- U - 'ze' if ,. 7 , .f y Vere- ' 24,4 fi 1'3f,'fA 'Lf - 5 - - H 'T I-I ' lb' I: q2'5d4 -- 'lvl :? !r .i'3z :+ If ' l 1 lv K- . ,, BQ-iii' 1 -K . I Qvlzgli V :pg - . , -4 vii, ---, -.-,, - '-if .- ' , - -A - - . 4 I - -V-.:.., N 1 .. , . , A -v - A A . , , .

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l Lisa VanBuren helps a classmate decorate the cafe l teria for the relays dance. 1 nv Q' of AJ One of the jobs for class volunteers at the dances is collecting money at the door. Hero juniors Deb Rapp and Gina Lambright collect the entrance fee from Sherri Harris and Sue Sorg. Sherri Bradford moves to the sounds of D.j.s Todd and john,

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Seniors Don McCann and Suzanne Buckingham race down the court for their try at back-to-back football. Almost Anything Goes Almost Anything Goes was crazy competition that has been held each year between the classes. A convocation was held during a school day and students went to see their classmates take part in the zany events. This year's events consisted of the cu- cumber pass and the traditional food eat- ing contest with cold honey, chocolate pudding, hot peppers, jelly beans, Mr. Misty and saltine crackers on the menu. Back-to-back football was also held. Contestants attempted to throw a foot- ball through a basketball hoop. The keg roll and summersaulting down the court and running back completed the compe- tition. First place was captured by the seniors while the juniors and sophomores tied for second and the freshman brought in the tail. Sophomore Lauri Campbell rolls out of a summer sault on her way down the basketball court in the relay