Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

Page 30 text:

Most Successful Blood Donor Drwe kathy Blosser has her hlwod pnssurt h L 'lat om ol tht mm statnons Tum Flt lc and Dall Mnlltr rtlw tlttr th w donated hlood md partake ol the sqndmt hes donuts and soft drunks proud d hx the Rtd Cross ,A ken Hatkler us .xssxsttd to tht rttowerx :ret ther don mng blood Somt people ttlt dwzv for 1 short txmc .after thu, gmc hlood 16 .-au Senior Tum Sl.th.n'h watts for the nurse to insert thc nccdlc for his blood donation.

Page 29 text:

'Zi' . t ,.f 3 T .f ' 4 ' 1 l Mi' y ln 5. , ' I I v. tix r G i .I ix yl l V . i lf' J 'Ee 4. 4.4 K , ,L . U 'iii-r' A .,, r-1-I ' - , er t .1 'S vii- .f 'Q' i' x . A V i f ,. e ,rv , e , A l we 1 1. ' f X- 3 2 l xy, 51... 'N . ' f . 1151333 T. . Q . X LX! - 4 i LV. ' T 1 if . E. Above are the Relays Queen candidates and their escorts. Upper left: seniors Bridget Leatherman and Tim Yoder. Upper right: seniors Dale Moore and Anna Brandau. Middle left: seniors Darrell Moore and Beth Lehman. Middle right: juniors Geoff Hoffman and Becky Ford, Lower left: sophomores Mike Snyder and Michelle Yoder. Lower right: freshmen Craig Lockerbie and Tina Miller. Contenlrating all his efforts on his 4oo meter run, Tim Yoder rounds she lvend during the IGOO meter relay, EE., v-,g3'.-QQ.-, .4 ee .iff-.N 1 . ff v4 , W Senior Bridge! Lealherman was 1 rowned Goshen Relavs Queen at the 41st annual event. 2 .1 'f si J- . avgrffli '- - - The Class B winning teaml Front row, kneeling: Darrell Nloore. Ben Rassi, Mike Biller. Mike Snyder, Kip Wiieland, Second row: Dale Moore. Craig Lockerhie, Todd Chupp, Geoff Hoffman, Tracy Fry, Dave Frisbie, Kevin Guilfoos, Tim Yoder, Honorary referee Don Gill. Back rows: Tony Rudolph, jeff Stryker, VU:-s Davis, Robert Fulneeky. Scott Vangilst, 'lon Goodman, Doug Burns. Allen Reed, Nlike Wfynn, Jeff Vancurcn, Dean Peterson. 25

Page 31 text:

junmr Carol Vi allxrr wmhrs the nurse thetlc her blood pressure pnor to donatnon The student tounul helped mth the annual tom munity wade Rtd Cross blood donor drne on bday II Ihr drm was adurused oxer tht rxdto and m the area newspapers and both tommunnty members and CHS students partmpattd One hundred and ten students sngned up the day before tht donor day and tht flnal t ount nn punts of blood donated was oxer 'oo tht largest amount tolletted during a donor drne snnte the student tountnl started the lunttlon Students had to be I wars old and vsengh Ito pounds nn order to donate XX hen thex ment to the gym students were met bx a nurse who thetlttd thur blood pressure toolt a blood sample and toolt a bnel medxtal htstorx Donors were then encouraged to eat a lxght snatlt lf then. had not had any lunt lm or breakfast As soon as a table was open a pmt of blood was donated, and then the donor was asststed to tht retoxery area where sandvnthes donuts and soft drxnlts were available Gen Ann Bleau who donated blood for the flrst tune wasn t nervous btfore she gaxe I thought II was a posmwe thmg to do for the tommumty It dxdnt hurt and lm glad I drd nt eff Stn lcer wuts plutntly whult a punto! blood lSl1ltCl'1l'!'0l1I hm arm .v- Dr Bollmgcr answers the prellmman quesuons before domung blood He was one of sexrral fatultx members who donated 1 . .' ,' . ' , ,. . , ,. . . .Q , l R 1 . . . V- ,A A ' ' ,- t Q -X , Q , . Y t 1, . ., f X , . , - -,, ' , - . I. I - ' - . 1 , V - fe . t ' ' . , H . , . f , . , 1 .V . v 1 - -vw O I l