Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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t3aJ4.dr3. J4P 1 23 4% 3 ; 5l5; 21 r7 .33 Left to right ROW I — Bob McCahill, Wayne McCloughen, Bob Garringer, Glen Dennis, ROW II — Larry Dubbs, Dean Ramcr, Bill Moyer, Don Beckner, Larry Nisley. ROW III — Keith Swihart, Paul Hinckley, Don Myers, Dick Cross, Dick Campbell, Doug Shue, manager. REDSKINS BOW TO RIVAL BLAZERS, 31-0 The third time is the charm, but not for our Redskins. The spirited Elkhart team held the Redskins to a scant 115 yards while they gained 3 53 yards for themselves. Fum- ble was Elkhart ' s hidden player. The G.H.S. eleven lost the ball seven times to this foe. All-conference Barnes scored three 6-point- ers for the victorious Elkhartans. Big Don Auer kept the Blazers in check many times with punts averaging 40 yards. EAGLES CLAW REDSKINS, 13-0 Again the G.H.S. eleven were shut out by a stronger conference team. Their ironclad defense was punctured only twice, once in the first quarter and once in the third. Go- shen ' s offense began to move a few times, but we couldn ' t make the grade against the John 17

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S tout J earted 27 38 43 48 3 ' sji ' se ?. ■ ' Left to right: ROW I — Wayne Miller, manager, Kenny Gulp, Ronnie Holden, Ronnie Gripe, Darwin King. ROW II— Fred Saal, Lynn Smalley, Frank McCloskey, Phil Nofzinger, Stan Warnick. ROW III — Phil Logan, manager, Bob Brown, Don Morse, Jerry Yoder, Don Auer, Phil Keim. PANTHERS OUTLAST REDSKINS TO WIN, 13-0 For the second consecutive week the G.H.S. defense held a powerful conference team to a scoreless tie for three quarters, only to have it broken in the last. The for- ward line, consisting of Flip Nofzinger, Don Auer, Wimpy Myers, Captain Larry Dubhs, and Phil Kiem, held the rugged Washington team for three quarters, but the visitors outplayed the Redskins in the dying minutes of the game. BEARS PASS OVER G.H.S. TEAM TO A 34-7 VICTORY With all state Jim Dulecg at the controls the S.B. Central football machine flew over the disheartened Redskins. Although the team recorded 178 yards gained they entered This page sponsored by Miller s Kestaitraut Goshen Implement Co. the Striped section but once. Early in the second quarter Keith Swihart moved the G.H.S. eleven 63 yards for their lone score. The key play was a 22 yard toss to Kenny Culp. REDSKINS BREAK LOSING STREAK CRUSH HOWE, 32-0 The inspired Redskins took advantage of the outclassed Cadets to down them 32-0, playing their best all-around game of the sea- son, gaining 313 yards while making 5 TD ' s. Senior fullback Dean Ramer reached pay- dirt twice in the first half to get the team rolling. Five plays were all the Redskins needed to score their third TD, Keith Swi- hart finishing the drive with a 20 yard sprint. Keith scored again in the third and Lynn Smalley tallied in the last. 16

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Left to right: ROW 1 — Bob Niccum, manager, Joe Swihart, Allen Patton, Chuck Lehman, Gerald Raber, Phillip Rule. ROW II — Paul Penn, Fred Saal, Kenny French, Larry Nisley, Kohler Champion, Charles Straub, Dave Pringle. ROW III — Keith Holdeman, Daniel Stump, Rene Cripe, Mark Maire, Jerry Swoveland, Ronnie Kennedy, John Downing. E.N.I.H.S.C. STANDINGS Won South Bend Washington 6 Elkhart South Bend Central . Mishawaka LaPorte South Bend Adams South Bend Riley 2 Fort Wayne North Side 2 Goshen Michigan City ost Tied 1 1 2 1 2 1 3 4 4 6 6 GOSHEN ' S 1953 FOOTBALL RECORD G.H.S 16 G.H.S G.H.S - G.H.S 7 G.H.S 3 2 G.H.S.- G.H.S G.H.S G.H.S.- 1 8 Gary Wirt 6 Laporte 6 S.B. Washington 13 S.B. Central - 34 Howe - Elkhart 31 S.B. Adams 13 Mishawaka 43 Culver 7 This page sponsored by Furniture Studio Crisfs Cleaners 18