Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Left to right: ROW I — Bruce Anglemeyer, Delbert Oswald, Charles Gulp, Fred Osborn, Keith Veach, Dick Penn, Carlton Grotrian. ROW II — Ronnie Hachet, manager, Jim Harley, Don Goss, Larry Rowe, Sam Delcamp, Ed Smoker, John Tiegler, Jim Berkey, Dick Kitson, manager. ROW III — Karl Hostetler, Dave McQuillian Wesly Smith, Tom Sovine, Jim Fricke, Jerry Keim, Bob Wellington, Stanley King, Terry Miller. SECTIONAL TOURNEY REDSKINS NIP CUBS SECOND TIME, 62-58 The New Paris Cubs managed to keep up with the Goshen Redskins, but weren ' t able to pass them as the local five knocked them from the sectional, 62-58, on the Nappanee floor. The Redskins sank 6 straight free throws in the final seconds to cinch the game. REDSKINS EDGE JIMMIES, 61-56 The inspired Goshen Cagers won their second tournament victory and doubled the season ' s win record at the cost of Jimtown, 61-56. After trailing 10-1, the Redskins came rolling back to lead at the half, 32-30. Phil Nofzinger took scoring honors with 17 points. BLAZERS BURY REDSKINS, 79-51 Playing in the final game of the sectional tournament for the first time in 10 years, the Goshen Redskins fell again to their rival, the Elkhart Blue Blazers, 79-51. The Blaz- ers could not be stopped. E. N. I. H. S. C. FINAL STANDINGS Won Fort Wayne North Side- Michigan City Elkhart 7 7 South Bend Washington 6 Mishawaka 6 Lost Won Lost 1 South Bend CentraL. .. 5 4 2 South Bend Adams 3 6 2 South Bend Riley 2 7 3 LaPorte 1 8 3 Goshen 9 This page sponsored by Bradford ' s Grocery Goshen Floral Shop 24

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REDSKINS SCALP REDSKINS, 62-42 The Fort Wayne North Side Redskins romped to their twelfth win 62-42. Our Redskins outscored their namesakes by 5 points in the final quarter, but it wasn ' t enough to overcome North Side ' s lead. PANTHERS RALLY TO WIN OVER REDSKINS, 68-50 The Goshen Redskins rallied in the third quarter against the South Bend Washington Panthers to lead at the end of three quarters, 44-42, only to fold completely in the last. INDIANS SMASH REDSKINS, 62-48 The newly crowned county champions, the Wakarusa Indians, showed the G.H.S. Cagers how to play ball in a 62-48 victory. The Redskins had another night of slow ball. BLAZERS EXTEND STREAK BY WHIPPING REDSKINS, 68-56 The slow-starting G.H.S. Cagers lost to their rival 68-5 6. Staging a rally in the final quarter, the ' Skins outscored the Elkhart giants, 23-15, but to no avail. SLICERS DOWN G.H.S. REDSKINS, 46-43 The LaPorte Sheers left the Goshen Red- skins in the ENIHSC cellar by a 46-43 win. The game was knotted five times in the sec- ond half, but the Redskins couldn ' t rally in the final minutes. Flip Nofzinger was top man, hitting 14. COMETS CLIP G.H.S. FROM FOUL LINE, 54-48 The Redskins were cut down from the charity strip by the Kendallville Comets, 54-48. The team outscored their foes in bas- kets 18-13, but were hampered by 30 fouls called against them. WILDCATS CLAW G.H.S. REDSKINS, 60-53 The South Bend Riley Wildcats rapped the Goshen Redskins in our longest game of the season, 60-5 3. Sixty fouls were called, 34 against each team. The Redskins began a rally in the final quarter, but it fell short. REDSKINS BOW TO MAROONS, 76-66 The Goshen Cagers played host to the red- hot Mishawaka Maroons and came out on the short end of a 76-66 game. The team was really hepped up the first quarter, hit- ting 2 3 of their shots to lead 19-12. The Maroons quickly recovere d with a 28 point lead in the second quarter. Left to right: ROW I — Jlm Wellington, Bob Yoder, Gene Inbody. ROW II — Jerry Butcher, Kenny Gulp, Bob Niccum, manager, Doug Corporon, Ronnie Baumgarten. ROW III — Dave Volheim, Paul Hinckley, Mark Maire, Larry Essig, Jim Wright, Bernard Gripe. This page sponsored by Lucile Dress Shop Logan Monumeut 23

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TENNIS Under the very able coaching of Tom Sovlne the 1953 tennis squad ' s fall conference record resulted in 7 wins and 1 loss. Finishing second in the N.I.H.S.C. Eastern Division, the racketeers were led by five grad- uating seniors: Larry Yoder, Junior Durr, John Wea- ver, Edson Ulery, and Bob Backus. Two sophomores, Bob Sherman and Bob Yoder, both gained valuable experience and will see action next season. Between twelve and fifteen freshmen and sophomore boys are expected to try out for berths on the squad next year. SEASON ' S RECORD G.H.S. G.H.S. G.H.S. G.H.S.. G.H.S.. G.H.S.. G.H.S.. G.H.S. 3 S.B. Riley 2 4 LaPorte 1 4 Michigan City 1 3 S.B. John Adams 2 3 S.B. Central 2 4 F.W. North Side 1 4 Mishawaka 1 2 Elkhart 3 et Lyui nose Lytd KecorM Left to right: ROW I — Bob Sherman, Junior Durr, Edson Ulery, Bob Yoder. ROW 11 — Mr. Sovine, coach, John Weaver, Bob Backus, Larry Yoder. This page sponsored by Maple City Ice Cream Co. Casey ' s Food Market 25