Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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NeCfdtiue,. JUNIOR CLASS Row 1: E. Billet, D. Ful- mer, J. Howard, J. Amos, C. DeVault, B. Becknell. M. Carlin. D. Chrisner, R. Cripe, W. Cripe, D. Blough. Row 2: V. Fry, E. Branum, P. Al- bert, H. Hostetler. Billie Binkley, R. Gordon, E. Keim, N. Hickman, M. Kennedy, A. Clark, B. Gever, B. Beck, R. Hoffman. Row 3: A. Riller, P. Bechtel, M. Brosy, P. Em- mitt, D. Haager, K. Hoogen- boom, R. Davis. Row 4: W. Herring, B. Johnson, E. Cur- rier, P. Blackport, M. Evans, A. Collins, G. Graber, T. Hertel. B. Cripe. J. Ketring. Row 5: W. Hartzler, D. Hig- gins, J. Frick, P. Bemender- t ' er, Bobby Binkley, P. Foos. F. Beck, M. Disosway, D. Gouker, E. Hess, D. Goode- nough. Row 6: R. Fidler, L. Cripe, P. Bickel, R. Fancil. E. Kalb, J. Atz, W. Hostet- ler, W. Brenneman, Miss PfCkinpaugh, A. Coggan, W. Hanev, J. Detwiler. Row 7: Mr. French, R. Juday, F. Gardner, W. Brainard, M. Hile, R. Gunden, O. Bevkey. J. Cripe, T. Bullock. H. Householder, L. Klopfen- stein, C. Amsden. Row 1: E. Stark. M. Spi- del, B. Vance, P. Willig. A. Pittman, S. Nelf, B. Snyder, V Volz, B. Starnes. P. Zol- linger. J. McFarren. Row 2: .1 Sunthimer. P. Stimpson, E. Phillips. R. Tenna, E. Paxton. T. Maurer, E. Wea- ver, M. Over, R. Landaw, R. Mendenhall. J. Schlock. Row ?,: X. Pfohl, M. Thomas. M. Ynder. Z. Stiffler. D. Wy- song, D. McClish, M. Ogle. D. Reiff, G. Twaddle, R. Lindhorn. Row 4: A. Loucks. M. Steininger, B. Robinson, M. Wagner. F. Landaw, C. Pietro. E. Smith, M. Schrock, A. Weaver. Row 5: J. Rens- berger, D. Randolph, D. Paff, J. Lewis, J. Rogers, E. Yo- der, P. Neff, B. Thesen, L. Schrock. R. Metzger, J. Mc- Crea. Row 6: R. Swihart, .1. Pressler. W. Zentz, J. Sclmoebelen. R. Priser. R. Yoder, H. Rohn, G. Miller. L. Zollinger, W. Ogle, R. Miller, L. Paflas. W. Stose. W. Mil- ler, D. Putt, L. Stump. e= JUe G U tiJ04t 19M sees

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Que evewfLed Lucille May Warstler — Chorus 3-4, Glee Club 3-4, Radio Staff 4, Sunshine Society 1 -2-3-4; Marian Frances Warstler — Chemistry Club 3, C. A. A. 1 -2-3-4, Glee Club 2, Sunshine So- ciety 1-2, Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4, Girls ' Varsity 1-2; Richard Washington — Football squad 2-3-4, Track 3-4; Lee Wayne Weaver — G Club 4, Hi-Y 3-4, Radio Staff 4, Wahoo Club 3-4, Football team 3-4, Football squad 3-4, Basketball team 3, Basketball squad 3, Track 4, Intramural Basketball 4, Dramatics Class Play 3, Anne of Green Gables 4; Central, South Bend — Hi-Y 2, Baseball team 2, Basketball team 2; Evelyn Shirley Widner — Band 1-2-3-4, Home Economics 1, Orchestra 3-4; Harmon Williams — Forum Club 4, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Wahoo Club 4, Track 2-4; Carlyle Stanton Wise— Hi-Y 4, Track 3, Intramural Basketball 2-3-4; Virginia Dare Wolf — Camera Club 3, Chemistry Club 3, Home Economics 1 , Sunshine Society 1 ; Katherine Elizabeth Wortinger — Home Econom- ics 1 -2, Sunshine Society 1 ; Kenneth M. Wortinger — Tomahawk Staff 4, Intramural Bas- ketball 2; Robert M. Wortinger — Forum Club 4, History Club 4; Carol Maxine Yoder — Health Play 4, Dramatics Class Play 3, Middlebury — Jr. Class Play 3, Band, Glee Club. Mary Louise Yoder — Crimson Staff 4, Glee Club 1, Sunshine Society 1-2-3-4, Anne of Green Gables 4; Von C. Yoder — Chemistry Club 3, Track 2-4; Donald Wayne Zentz — Tomahawk Staff 4; Richard Warren Zollinger — Hi-Y 4, Football Squad 3, Intramural Bas- ketball 1-2-4, Albion High School — Track squad 2, F. F. A. 3, Basketball team 3, Intramural baseball 3. Senior whose picture does not appear: Phocian Bennett Hatten — Football squad 1-2-3-4, Football team 3-4, G Club 3-4, Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4. 3n m mnrtom SHIRLEY ARDEN HOWER June 3, 1922— August 29, 1939. 7i4e G UmijQ t f940

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= I le faUue UNIOR CLASS President Vice-president Treasurer Sergeants-at-arms OFFICERS Bill Stose Lamar Paflas Wayne Brenneman | Arlene Loucks 1 Bob Lindhorn In September, 1937, one hundred and ninety freshmen, the class of ' 41, entered G. H. S. Last fall one hundred and forty-six of that group registered as juniors, with Miss Peckinpaugh and Mr. French as sponsors. The members of the class are actiye in many fields: athletics, scholarship, de- bate, and music. Those who receiyed letters in football are Junior Schnoebelen, yrr, - ,. Pm w3 s Bob Juday, Lamar Paflas, Max Hile, Ted Bullock, Albert Cot ?an, and Junior Gardner. Basketball awards went to Dick Fancil, Junior Schnoebelen, and Phil Bickel. Arthur Weayer and Wayne Brenneman were on the debate team. This year ' s junior class presented the play Beginner ' s Luck. Its success was due to the cooperation of the capable committees and the work of the cast, which in- cluded Phyllis Zollinger, Julia Schrock, Mary Lou Disosway, Phyllis Bechtel, Man- Jane Thomas, Deyon Fulmer, Bill Zentz, Betty Thesen, Bill Hostetler, Bill Brain- ard, John Atz, Mary Grace Spidel, Mildred Steininger, John Robert Cripe, and Bob Lindhorn. Haying completed three successful years, the class of ' 41 looks forward with interest to their next and final year. 7l4e G u HAaa f940