Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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CLASS OF 1938 CLASS OFFICERS Preside7it . . . . Tom Yoder J ' ice-Presldent . A ' alter Krumweide Secretary .... Evelyn Lea Treasurer .... John Stose Sergeant-at-arms . Junior Herring Sergeant-at-arms . . Bob Miller Sponsor .... Miss Beaman Sponsor Mr. Beck lil fifiiffliuirMi HUB

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SENIORS WARSTLER, CARL ADRIAN ' Vaisity Football 3-4 Football Squad 2-3-4 Varsity Basketball 3-4 Basketball Squad 2-3-4 WEAVER, EUNICE Sunshine 1-2-3-4 Physics Club 3 Crimson Staff 4 Cicero 4 Virg-il 3 Caesar 2 Scribblers 2-3-4 Honor Sweater 1 Chevron 1-2-3 WEAVER. ROBERT H.i-Y 3-! Chemistrj ' 3-4 Scribblers 4 WEIN, ELIZABETH MARIE Sunshine 1-2-3-1 Chemistrj 3 tJrchestra 1-2-3 Caesar 1 Tomahawk Staff 4 ■■And Let Who Will Be Clever 4 WHITEHEAD, RICHARD CHARLES Chemistrj ' 3-4 llitle Club 1-4 Diamatics Club 4 iller Club 1-2-3-4 Kontball Squad 2-3 Toinaliawk Staff 4 WHITNEY, MARIAN HELEN Sunshine 2-3-4 Chemistry 3 WILLIAMS. DAVID ELDON Hi-Y 2-3-1 Student Council 3 Basketball Squad ' I Football Squad 1 Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Class President 4 WOHLFORD, HELEN JANE Sunshine 1-2 Home Economics Club 4 G. A. A 4 YODER, BETTY EUDEAN Art Club 1-2 Sunshine 1-2-3-4 Chemistry 3-4 Rifle Club 4 Crimson Staff 4 Home Economics Club . . . 2-3-4 G. A. A 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2 Volleyball 1-2 YODER, LEONARD WOOD Chemistry 3 Band 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3 Growing Pains 3 whose pictures do not apiicar: NEFF, CHAUNCEY A. Physics Club 3 Varsity Football 4 Football Squad 2-3-4 McCONNELL, JAMES Football 3-1 Basketball 1-2-3-4 NEFF, WILLIAM ARTHUR Physics Club 3 Basketball Squad 2 Student Manager of Football and Basketball.. 3-4 DARNELL, CONGRIEVE Sunshine 1-2-3-1 -MVU III mill in 11 II II 11 II

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CLASS OF ' 38 In the fall of 1934 the class of ' 38, a group of typicalh- innocent and un- suspecting freshmen, entered G. H. S. Ha ' ing been duly initiated into high school life and relieved of some of our pet theories regarding what to expect in that institution of learning, we settled down to the business of selecting our officers for the year. They included: Clifford Rensberger, president; Donald Yoder, vice-president; Esther Leer, secretarj ; Tom Yoder, treasurer; and Eugene Atz and Henr}- Clason, sergeants-at-arms. Our sponsors were Miss Beaman and Mr. Beck. With our sophomore year came the delightful privilege of looking down our noses at the new set of freshmen and wondering if we had e ' er been so awkward. For officers we chose George Williams, president; James Simpson, vice-president; Margaret Sunthimer, secretary; Richard Weaver, treasurer; and Walter Krumweide and Edward Delcamp, sergeants-at-arms. Our junior year has brought more activity with it. Our officers are: Tom Yoder, president; Walter Krumweide, vice-president; Evelyn Lea, secretary; John Stose, treasurer; and Junior Herring and Bob A4iller, sergeants-at-arms. Bob Mummert is our newspaper reporter. For the junior play, a mystery-comedy, One Mad Night was chosen and presented successfully. Its cast was: Donald Yoder, Evelyn Lea, Tom Yo- der, Milton Brunk, George Williams, Walter Krumweide. John Stose, Leonard Grover, Genevieve Warner, Maxine Thompson, Caryl Limbic, Margaret Sun- thimer, Helen Roe, and C -nthia Davis. Together with the seniors we have given two very successful parties. Students of the class of ' 38 who have received honor sweaters are: Gene- ' ie ' e Warner, Richard Weaver, Evelyn Lea, and Don Yoder. In athletics we have been ery well represented b ' Henry Clason, Junior Herring, LeRoy Fryman, James Miltenberger, Clifford Wert, and James Hoo- genboom. Other promising athletes of our class are: Hubert Miller, Dick Myers, Clifford Rensberger. George Talford, George Westfall, and Bill Bigler. Our yell leader, Arlene Phillips, has done good work in helping to keep up school spirit at the games. Being satisfied with our activities of the past, we are looking forward to whatever next year brings. Bv Verna Oyer ■= C II III II mfm-w% II in iii III nil II nil II I II II II II