Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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1Ue. G um4jo t 1941 THE CLASS ROW 1: B. Garber. H. Amsden, R. Haney, D. Fields, P. Hartzler, M. Franklin. D. Bechtel, N. DeVault. M. Koch, B. Inbody, V. Anglemyer. ROW 2: H. Knapp, F. Dewey, A. Grabill. I. P. Greenawalt. J. Copenhaver. C. Kendall, E. Brooks, C. Grise, L. Graber, M. Berkman, E. Barringer, A. Hartzler. ROW 3: J. Eriekson, H. Holdeman, B. Bickel, E. Campbell, I. Darr. M. Blough, H. Blevins, A. Howell, B. Clark, R. Davis. R. Haberstich, J. Hower. ROW 4: C. Kentner, P. Clark, J Bigler. J. Kuhn, P. Grover, A. Kurtz, D. Blough, D. Culp, R. Evans, B. Crapo, D. In- body. ROW 5: D. Berry. G. Beck, P. Hertel, B. Hoke, E. Jessup. E. Bechtel. B. Books, T. Biller. E. Christophel. ROW 6: M. Huber, D. Horn, A. Burke, J. Branum, D. Gunden, D. Ellis. D. Dubbs, L. Culp, R. Kercher, F. Fenton. ROW 7: D. Folker, H. Bunger, P. Bowser, R. Hoover, G. Bvler, J. Gonderman, J. Cripe, E. Johnson. OFFICERS President .... George Zollinger Vice ' president .... Lois Miller Secretary Mary Franklin Treasurer Richard Evans Dean Pittman IWalt Miller Sergeants at-arms The sophomore class returned to G. H. S. this year with 177 members. Our sponsors are Miss Stutz and Mr. Greenwalt, who were chosen last year. The large number of sophomores on the Honor Roll speaks well for the class. The year ' s scholastic leaders were Donald Berry, first, Dave Culp, second, and Hari McDou- gall, third. JUe G u aQ t 1941

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7I4e GlimiJCM, 19M OF 1942 ROW l: R. Mullarkey, I.. Swihart, B. Weaver, P. Zentz, E. Naylor, B. Wilson. J. Treece, E. Naylor, R. White, J. Westervelt, D. Zellers. ROW 2: R. Madlem, J. Shive, C. Rirhpler, B. Whitehead, M. K. Stuck. L. Trump. P. Ris- don, R. Murray, V. Rassi, D. Shank, R. Snook. ROW 3: S. Yoder. W. Stamets. W. St. Germain, J. Martin. R. Phil- lips, E. Mvers, R. Rieth. D. Ulerv. P. Sailor, W. Penrose. R. Smoker, J. Smith. ROW 4: S. Mover, R. Wortinger, O. Packer. O. Stealv. B. Miller, C. Marek, V. Moyer, V. Whirledge. A. Yoder. ROW 5: J. Oyer. W. Yoder. J. Stump, E. Payne, J. Stack, J. Tom. T. Ogle, D. Whitmer, C. Ogle. ROW 6: D. Mangum, J. Rarick, D. Minard. B. Waffle, M. Rhoads, G. Shank, H. Y ' oder, Mr. Shanklin, K. Wortinger. The junior class was well represented in athletics : Floyd Koch, Don Whit- mer, Maurice Rhoads, Junior Myers, Charles Keil, Walter Foxx, John Stack, Ted Ogle , Richard Aust, and Maurice Nisley, all of whom won football letters. Nis- ley was chosen captain of next year ' s team. Junior Myers, Floyd Koch, and Don Whitmer also won letters in basketball. Juniors who have consistently ranked high in scholarship are: Stanley Moyer, Gerald Shank, John Oyer, Elizabeth Hershberger, Nancy Latta, and Leona Trump. Many juniors are members of musical organizations. Outstanding are Doris Bryner, John Oyer, and Stanley Moyer, all of whom won honors in musical contests. Patricia Risdon is well known as a vocalist. The Class of 1942 has enjoyed this year of various activities, but they eagerly look forward to their next, and last year at GHS under the sponsorship of Miss Beaman and Mr. Shanklin. ' lite Gnimteti 19 t

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= 7 4e GlUntatt 1941 OF 1943 ROW 1: B. Myers, J. Swihart. X. Mummert, P. Ramsby, M. Spidel, J. Loser. M. Vance, R. Sage, J. Neill, M. Mc- Crea. M. Shaffer. B. Rolston. ROW 2: M. Martin, P. Ulken. G. Stichter, B. Steininger. M. Williams, H. McDougall. L. Miller, J. Latta. P. Manges, L. Pursell. L. Rassi, B. Shannahan. ROW 3: B. LaFary, L. Whitehead, A. Volz . R. Warstler, A. Mitchell, V. Peck, D. Pitlman. R. Packer, J. Metzger. ROW 4: B. Wvsong, H. Showalter. N. Miller. J. Musser. R. Pomeroy, J. Loucks, L. Vandermass, L. Rohn, R. Stage. B. Sheffer, D. Rohrer. ROW 5: R. Thomas, R. Mills, C. Troup, E. Stump, H. Stutzman, M. Ropp. Z. Shoup, A. Sheline, B. Miller, G. Pressler, D. Wen- ger. R. Roth, M. Lee. ROW 6: C. Schroek, W. Miller, W, Nirnmi. M. McCally. R. Rowe, Iv McClish, :. Zollinger, D. Scherbaum, A. Ropp, C. Waldron, W. Wagner. ROW 7: L. Saal A. Yoder, E. West, F. Hartzler, C. Stump, B. Wasson, D. Showalter, K. Michael, V. McCreary. The sophomores also entered into the field of athletics. Rollin Hoover won his letter in football, Loyal Culp, Dave Culp, Phil Bowser, and Walt Miller were outstanding in basketball. A number of musical sophomores are members of the band and orchestra. Several of them entered into solo competition at the band and orchestra contests. Most members of the class belong to and enjoy, one or more of the clubs and organizations which add so much to school life. The sophomores have had one meeting, at which the officers were elected, but are planning on a party this spring. 7 te G Um4x 4t 1941