Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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7I4e Gnintijott 1941 THE BAND ROW 1: W. Hostetler. F. Baughman. B. Wilson. A. Hartaler, M. Spidel. B. Steininger, C. Hollinger, J. Atz, N. Mc- Lean, M. Vorhees. R. Brinklow. E. Naylor, C. Kentner, L. Bvers. ROW 2: S. Mover. A. Loucks. J. Schrock, B. Zentz. M. Evans. P. Neff. N. Miller. C. Atz. P. Ramsby, B. Miller, H. Anderson. ROW 3: W. Niceum. D. Randolph, B. Brainard. L. Hartzler. E. Naylor, M. Over, J. Loucks, D. Berrv. ROW 4: W. Hippensteel, W. Miller. B. Waf- fle, B. Atz, J. Amos, D. Bryner, M. Steininger, A. Howell, D. Fulrrier. P. Amos. ROW 5: D. Edsell. D. Faust, H. Blosser. J. oyer, R. Evans, M. McCally, R. Rippey. C. Stump, R. Mendenhall, F. Beck. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Manager Ass ' t Manager Secretary Jack Amos Mildred Steininger Pauline Ramsby Drum Major Twirlers Director Manager Ass ' t Manager Secretary John Atz [Carol Hollinger I Nancy McLean Mr. Brinklow Bonnie Wilson Pauline Ramsby Martha Spidel The band was very successful last year at the various contests. For the first time in the history of Goshen High School, the Goshen band went to the national contest held at Battle Creek, Michigan, and second division honors were won. This year ' s band consists of sixty-eight pieces, and it played at all pep-sessions, football, and basketball games. Two succssful benefits were held for the music de- partment, a concert by the Indiana University Band and the movie Bittersweet. This year the band participated in the district contest at Elkhart. Many mem- bers of the band also won honors in the various solo and ensemble contests held at Butler and LaPorte, Indiana, in April. Much credit for our fine marching and playing band is due the director, Mr. Brinklow, who gives unstintingly of his time, loyalty, and devotion in the interest of music. 7Ue G u aG t 19 1

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Ike GiimiXHi 1941 ROW 1: A. Clark, G. Graber, B. Brainard. B. Hostetler, H. Hostetler, ROW 2: J. Schiock. R. Mendenhall, XI. E. Disosway, P. Zollinger. F. Beck inger, Miss Barnes, M. G. Spidel, E. Weaver, A. Weaver, J. Atz. ROW Willig, E. Smith, W. Brenneman, B. Zentz, D. Fulmer. . THK CRIMSON STAFF Editors : Arthur Weaver Gladys Graber John Atz Business Managers: Mary Lou Disosway Bill Stose Bill Zentz Literary Editors: Magdalene Brosy Mildred Steininger Eleanor Weaver Feature Editors: Frances Beck Julia Schrock DeVon Fulmer Art Editors: Helen Hostetler Bobbie Binkley Athletic Editors : Robert Lindhorn Bill Brainard Phyllis Zollinger Mary Grace Spidel Organization Editors: Wayne Brenneman Ruth E. Mendenhall Bill Hostetler Typists: Ardene Clark Joyce Yoder Eloise Smith Phyllis Willig Sponsor: Miss Barnes 7 te Gnimfatt 1941

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7 G a tiJ04t 1941 THE ORCHESTRA Row 1: J. Kiilm, M. E. Buck, B. Steinirger, J. Boggs. D. Plough. D. Shank, J. Oyer, L. Trurrp, E. Weaver, M. Yoder. R. E. Mendenhall. M. Brosv. ROW 2: Miss Bi ittan, M. Brunk, D. Miller. J. Wamfcold, C. Hollinger, M ISiirion, X. I Hough, IV Hartzler, M. E. Hertzler, M. Evans, G. Graber. M. oyer. Mr. Brinklow. ROW 3: M. K. Stuck, L. Graber, E. Hershberger, R. Brinklow. G. Fulmer, D. Berry, A. Anderson. E. Xaylor, E. Naylor, L. Hartz- ler, P. Amos. J. Schrock. ROW 4: S. Moyer. A. Loucks, B. Zentz, B. Brainard, H. Blosser, J. Atz. B. Hostetler, C. Kentner, S. Ridenour, J. Loucks, M. Steininger. ROW 5: F. Beck, D. Bryner, 11. Rippey. B. Hess, B. Miller. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Manager Ass ' t Manager Secretary Stanley Mover Devon Fulmer John Oyer Directors SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Manager Ass ' t Manager Secretary (Mr. Brinklow I Miss Brittan Stanley Moyer John Oyer David Shank This was orchestra year — that is, the year for the orchestra to attend the na- tional contest. It was, therefore, only natural that our orchestra, consisting of sixty- four pieces, under the splendid and capable direction of Mr. Brinklow and ATiss Brit- tan, should concentrate every effort to make possible the attendance of our musicians at the national contest, held this year at Flint, Michigan, in May. During the year, the orchestra played for the junior and senior plays, at the Elkhart Teachers ' Association meeting, and in the concert, given by all groups of the music department, early in May. Members of the orchestra participated suc- cessfully in the solo and ensemble contests. The orchestra is most grateful to the Music Parents ' Club members for their continuous interests and support during the year. Their loyalty and assistance was invaluable. 7Ue GsUmdan 1941