Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1956 volume:

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' - f .W -an ' -r ,:. ,sei :L V , As. 5 ' ' ' X Q51.2iwi2i3iE i-- , N an-an .ax-45, 1-1' X' 2 1? Q1531' ,Hg 1 ,gf X , 2 K 35 Xf gm hwy ' 'f w 4 z K 1 1f?'gf n .1 cj: , 12 ' me ,I .. uf., .AQ iid. 1-if I g x V . , , Y, 1, M. M, g' wgaif i'ga'.IaisfF' - as R: 3 22: W fi? li 'iv w E , . ,, . L A ta, 'L 9 .1 i, Q ! 33 , .,., if' f 5 al., . .4 ' ' a -9 ' Q by 4 2. sy- 2 f if - 14 k t Q , QE a! fr E CONTENT S ADMINISTRATION ,C -- SENIORS UNDER Page 5 Page 13 Page 29 C LASSM E N ...a a..a ,,-a Page 41 MUSIC H- FEATURES ae, H- Page 49 CLUBS .aaa --, Page 71 SPORTS ,-- -aa Page 91 ADVERTISING ...C A aaa Page 111 -aa-a-,, Page 145 SENIOR DIRECTORY IN MEMORIAM For three years and three months, Merle Shanklin walked with the Class of l956 as our sponsor through the halls of Goshen High School. He guided us with the same insight and understanding he portrayed in his teaching tor twenty-five years. At the time of his death, Mr. Shanklin was head of the English De- partment and instructor of the American Literature, Speech, and Debate classes. His influence was felt through all the community as he was an active member of the Goshen Camera Club, Goshen Lions Club, Goshen Rifle and Pistol Club, and the Goshen Library Board, He was also a member of Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity. As we continue through life, we will long remember Mr. Shanklin as the man under whom we learned much and who was always willing to take the time to help us. 4 PmHm'Z'gUb zO--4 L h M M SU PERINTEN DENT GOSHEN CITY SCHC Mr. Robert B. Weaver SCHOOL BOARD . W. Kintigh, Mr Bernard J Gill, Mrs Elizabeth Fldler, Mr. Richard G. awks, Mr b W me W 2. ffm J Mwyuf ,Q , fa za .Adm . , . 5 t 1 is RALPH ANDERSON EDA BARNES REGINALD BRINKLOW Science: B. S., Indiana Uni- Librarian: DePauw Univer- Guidance B Music, B M, DePauw versity: M. S., Indiana Uni- sity: A. B., Butler Univer- S., Goshen College: M. S., versity: Columbia versity. sity: M. S., Indiana Univer Indiana University. sity: VanderCaok School sity. Music. SQ 'l,l',,,T' fm? mIl.lf1wII'III la 5? I .I xl XM. HENRY CLASON BERNIECE DWYER FRICKE CAROLYN GARWOOD l Social Studies: B. S., North- Business Education: B. S., Mathematics: Illinois lnsti- Dean of Girls, Spanish: , western University: M. S., Ball State Teachers College: tute of Tech.: A. B., Linfield B., Manchester College: Indiana University. M. S., Indiana University. College: M. A., University S., Indiana University. of Michigan. 134 , pa , 'Q ' ETHE ROGG PHILIP HALSEY CHARLES HART HELEN J0 HEWITI' Business Education: B. S., Track Coach: B. S., Florida Business Education: Purdue Engligh, Speed., Deluge Ball State Teachers College: Southern College: Butler University: A. B., Goshen A., State Uxniversity of M. A., Ball State Teachers University. College: Ball State Teachers University bf Iowa College- College. clinic. I X yfk? I 8 X mend W? LOIS KYLER ROBERT B. 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S., Baseball Coach, Basketball Economics, B. S., Goshen College, M. S., Coach, Physicgl Edubgfign: Purdue University, Colora- Western Reserve University, B, E., Tulane University: ln- do University, Minnesota R. N., Mennonite School of diana University, University, M. A., Ball State Nursing, LaJunta, Colorado. Teachers College. ix xl ROBERT PETTIJOHN Social Studies, A. B., Ball State Teachers College, M. A., Ball State Teachers Col- lege. fw ry . . ' 1 mica fi. lim 'Sf X 1 ALLEN ROGERS 1 ALBERT SABIN MARY K. SHAFFER MERLE SHANKLIN Auto Mechanics, 'shen Agriculture, Science, B. S., Latin, A. B., Taylor Uni- English, Speech, Debate Collegeflt-iildu , versity: University of Illinois. versity: BON State Teachers Northwestern University, A ,ldilna Un' College. B., Wabash College, M. S. fs-.. I A Indiana University. A jf L: iii' ARTHUR SPRUNGER THOMAS SOVINE Am A. B., Goshen College, Social Science: A- B., ln- Chicago Art Institute, John dIOY10 UHIVGVSITYI M- A-, Boll Herron Art Institute, M. A. State Teachers College- Columbia University. MARJORIE STANSBURY Physical Education: B. S., Hanover College: Indiana University, Indiana State Teachers Cal lege. LOUISE ULRICH Home Economics: A Manchester College State Teachers Goshen College 5 N State College. PAUL UNDERWOOD THELMA VOSTEEN ALVIN WARSTLER JAMES WILSON Health, Social Science: A. English, Health: Western' Industrial and Vocational Science: B. A., Boll State B., Franklin College: Uni- College, Purdue Universityp Arts: B. S., Purdue Univer- Teachers Collegep M A versity of Illinois, M. A., A. B., Indiana nive ity. sitygM. S., Purdue Univer- University of Rochester Pur Indiana University. 1 sity. due University, University of Wisconsin. N0 PICTURE DON YODER BARBARA ZOOK DART T. BEMENDERFER RALPH PETERSON English, Football Coach: B. English: Goshen College, A. Goshen City Schools, At- Industrial Arts: B. S S., Indiana University, M. B., Earlham College, Ball tendance Officer. State Teachers College S. Indiana University. State Teachers College, ln- S., Indiana University diana University. 4 'IO G. H. S.SERVICE STAFF CCOKS CUSTODIANS Mrs. Mark Roth, Cafeteria Assistant: Mrs. John Mrs, Florence Leonard, Assistant Custodian: Steele, Cafeteria Cook: Mrs. Charles Hart, Cafe- Charles Burkett, Custodian. teria Assistant. ASSISTANT CUSTODIANS ENGINEERS GSOVQC HGDHGYI A5SiSNllf CUSf0diClli Ike Miller, Ward Sheline, Assistant Engineer: Jerry Holsinger, Assistant Custodian. Chief Engineer, T 'l :I , ., ,Zn in J 5'-flfz ' gg:gyg?g'1ff in Q me A .- .,W.,,,,,2 0 n r v 1 1 falx , , '1E5?f:, X 'RL -21f?!a. 4- 1 ' .' 'vii-5'-'fy 15 . L.. .',. ,V V ' qi 5 ,ga f 'xxx , X .-. , , , . N V . W 11 I 1 . I , ' W ' as - Qc, .uw VM Mt 9 gl' 'T' ..z,,,,fl, .. 1:f:gM.,, f -W'- , Wg 'K A 2... 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Joseph Judson Swiharl' Born November 14, 1938 Died November 2, 1955 26 ,gum Ajigw 33 :eff v 1 'ww 11: -f -x 11 . X . Qi -an :QQ uni mr .4 fm 31 ,, : ,7:Q'f?'-Q, .mg-z.,1 3. fx H, . - ,, , ffe. is M.,-JM. , x. . 12 ' ... .Tue -Ki W g ,if wwe ' in 1' ., 222 av: - 2. 1. mwiqj 41 sw ?Lfesz.fs ,, Q me sf, ?F QL 'Y if 52 3 s 25 as .lan 3 E E: 9, , if? a ug 1 H3 1' X ff xg? ss' 5 AF f,,.1q,L X L ai .L hi-?? fe 22. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Mike Yoder, Jack Bemenderfer. Standing: Nolan Holden, Janet Luke. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Sara Schrock, Norma Shrock. Standing: Jim Berkey, Dave Hoke. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Fran Few, David Harfzler, Laura Ann Hetler, John Quick, Paula Culp, Joe DeBiaggio. 29 JU IDRS First Row: Alfano, Sharon, Alwine,' Joyce, Anglemeyer, Bruce, Baker, Diane, Barringer, Rick, Bender, Becka, Second Row: Berkey, James, Berlin, Sharon, Blough, Charles, Blue, Paul, Bontrager, Judie, Boshart, Richard. Third Row: Brill, Tom, Brooks, Margie, Brown, Konnie, Brown, Shirley, Burt, James, Bushong, Judith. Fourth Row: Campbell, Karen, Clapacs, Peggy, Cool, Pat, Cox, Jean, Culp, Alice, Curtis, Donald. Fifth Row: Davidson, Eliza, Davidson, Sandy, Delcamp, Sam, Detweiler, Carol, Donovan, Di- ane, Dunithan, Darlene. Sixth Row: Dunn, Carol, Echelbarger, Dan, Eldridge, Tom, Ernsberger, Lawrence, Evans, Dennis, Eyer, Ronald. Seventh Row: Farrington, Barbara, Feichtner, Dorothy, Fidler, John, Foos, Sandra, Fricke, Jim, Fry, Terry. Eighth Row: Frye, Lindo, Goss, Don, Grotrian, Carlton, Hatchet, Ronald, Harbour, Nikki, Harley, James. Ninth Row: Hartman, lla Faye, Henry, Laurel, Hess, Hazel, Hessian, Audrey, Hoke, Dave, Hoke, Sharon. .IU IGRS First Row: Holdeman, Kenneth, Holdeman, Kenton, Holdeman, Olive, Hostetler, Skip, Huff, James, Hunsperger, Catherine. Second Row: Hursh, Anita, Jackson, James, Jamesen, David, Jensen, Diane, Kaminky, Mary, Kehr, Gilbert. Third Row: Keim, Jerry, Kettlebor, Dixie, King, Stanley, Kistler, Ann, Kitson, Richard, Lantzer, Ruth. Fourth Row: Leach, Marie, Leer, Marilyn, Leiter, Gale, Linthicum, Phillis, Lockerbie, Gordon, Markley, Davey. Fifth Row: Marquis, Tom, Mast, Don, Mc- Bride, Denny, McCrindle, Pat, McDougall, El- lin, McOuillian, Dave. Sixth Row: Mellinger, Becky, Michael, Ruth Ann, Middleton, Kay, Middleton, Ronnie, Mil- ler, Terry, Miller, John. Seventh Row: Miller, Larry, Miller, Mary C., Miller, Mary Edna, Miller, Robert, Miller, Shari, Miller, Shielda. Eighth Row: Morse, Julia, Myers, John, Nead, Nancy, Neumann, Wallace, Nusbaum, Dion, Oswald, Delbert. Ninth Row: Ott, Doris, Overholt, Brenda, Pan- nabecker, Willard, Patton, Thomas, Penn, Dick, Pippenger, Virginia. JU IORS JUNIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR: Bartow, David Bemenderfer, Judi Buckmaster, Larry Donovan, Robert Elliott, Mary Jane Garringer, Dianne Hoffman, Philip Johnson, Eugene Kauffman, Sharon Monschein, Charmaine Osborn, Fred Rink, Kay Shive, Dawn Taylor, Richard Williams, Judy Row One: Pletcher, Dan, Pletcher, Dean, Ris- ser, Ann, Rowell, Phyllis, Rowe, Larry, Rule, Lauralyn. Row Two: Salisbury, Robert, Scheidt, Nancy, Schenk, Patricia, Schoonover, Jenny, Schrock, Sara, Shannon, Barbara. Row Three: Shaum, Gordon, Sheline, Sherck, Bernie, Shrock, Norma, Shue, Siebelink, Roger. Raw Four: Simmons, Sally, Slabach, Smith, Wesley, Smoker, Edward, Sorg, Sovine, Jane. Janet, Anna, Edna, Sal ly, Row Five: Sovine, Tom, Spencer, Jeanine, Strycker, Dean, Tiegler, John, Tomlonson, Nancy, Treesh, Kenneth. Row Six: Tyson, Bonnie, Vannoster, Bruce, Veach, Keith, Wagner, Dorothy, Wolfman, Julia, Weiskittle, Judy. Row Seven: Wellington, Robert, Wert, John, Wiese, Marianne, Wogomon, Susan, Wysong, Denice, Yoder, Jean. Junior Class Officers President .....,ss Y .Y ,...... Dove HOKE Vice President ,, ,,,,,, -,.--,-Jim Berkey Secretary ..-w,,,,,A,.. -- ,Sara Schrock Treasurer .....E Sergeants at Arms Norma Schrack ,W ..... Ann Risser Jerry Keim Becky Mellinger Tom Patton SOPHOMORES First Row: Alheim, Jeanine, Amodeo, Charles Bailey, Phillip, Baker, Richard, Bartlett, Bar baro, Batch, Rose. Bemenderfer, Alan. Bigler, Clair. Fourth Row: Bixler, Ruth, Bowser, Lona, Branum, Cecilia, Britt, JoAnn, Brown, James, Brunk, Mary. Fifth Row: Bryant, Connie, Champion, Vir- ginia, Chattin, Mary Alice, Cornell, Carol, Coy, Richard, Cripe, Devon. Sixth Row: Cripe, Fred, Cripe, Janet Kay, Cripe, Janet Marie, Curtis, Donna Jean, De- Knikker, Donna Lee, Dennis, Anna. Seventh Raw: Dervin, Tom, Detwiler, Bob, Dillenbeck, Marsha, Ditmars, Darien, Donovan, Claudette, Dreves, Mike. Eighth Row: Drake, Albert, Eddy, Lois, Em- niitt, Tim, Ethell, Janice, Fountain, Dennis, Frantz, Edward. Ninth Row: Graff, John, Green, Kenlynn, Gresso, Edward, Guilfoos, Rebecca, Hawks, Eu- gene, Hay, Sue. Tenth Row: Herman, Barbara, Hetler, Dick, Higgins, Kay, Hoke, Jerry, Holden, Doyle, Holderman, Rhonda. 1 Second Row: Baxter, Jon, Bean, Edwina, Bechtel, Jon, Beckner, Dorothy, Belt, Nancie, Third Row: Bennett, Jim, Berkey, Janette, Berry, Janis, Berry, Marie, Bigler, Barbara, SOPHOMORES First Row: Hollinger, Rex, Horner, Judy, Hos- tetler, Doneto, Hostetler, Richard, Huber, Sandra, Huber, Saroh. Second Row: Hummel, Kermit, Hunt, Rochelle, Hurst, Dale, Jackson, Paul, Johnston, Marion, Jordan, Diane. Third Row: Judoy, Larry, Kelly, Mantine, Kettlebar, Patsy, Kimes, Dallas, Kimmell, Dav- id, King, lrene. Fourth Row: King, Eugene, Kosnoff, Melvin, Krebs, Bonnie, Kruger, Hugo, LaFory, Patsy, Lafferty, Fern. Fifth Row: Lambert, Tonda, Lombright, Gene, Lawrence, John, Leatherman, Carol, Long, Larry, Marquis, Anne. Sixth Row: Martin, Sandra, Mast, Charlene, Mast, Cuba, McCoIley, Jerry, McDonald, Sarah, Mclnnis, Angela. Seventh Row: McKee, Pat, McKibbin, Peggy, McKibbin, Dick, Milbourn, Carmen, Miller, Phillip, Miller, Ronald. Eighth Row: Miller, Ronnie Lee, Miller, Yo- landa, Morgan, Kathy, Musser, Flora, Myers, Barbara, Myers, Phillis. Ninth Row: Neterer, Janet, Null, Ruth, Os: wald, James, Ott, Dick, Parsons, Marilyn, Phillips, James. Tenth Row: Phillips, Jim R., Pinkerman, Tom, Pinkerton, Judy, Purvis, Judie, Romine, Paul, Rose, Tom. SOPHOMORES First Row: Roth, Marvin, Schiever, Kay, Schrock, Marilyn, Schwartz, Ron, Sherck, Pat' Shidler, Goldie. 1 Second Row: Siebelink, Jack, Snoke, Eliza- beth, Sorg, Mary Lou, Stahly, Dewain, Steele Thomas, Stringfellow, Arreena. 1 Third Row: Strycker, Tom, Stump, Linda Lee, Swihart, Bonnie, Swinehart, Jeri, Tilley, Mary, Treat, Mary Ann. Fourth Row: Trenshaw, Marihelen, Ulery, Stephen, Umble, Janet, Wagner, Kenneth, Washburn, Leslie, Weaver, Frank. Fifth Row: Weaver, Patty Lou, Weber, Steven, Wert, Donna, Wert, Nancy, Whorton, Arthur, Wolff, Eugene, Sixth Row: Yoder, Lowell, Yoder, Pat, Yoder, Richard, Yoder, Stephen. SOPHOMORES WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR: Alwine, Phillip Blosser, Bennett Bowman, Nancy Burke, Jeanne Darr, Robert Davis, Betty Downing, Ann Folker, Ronald Foos, Phillip Jensen, Rita Lairmer, Marilyn Luke, Janet Mackain, Bonnie Most, Dean Miller, Richard Mishler, Douglas Oswald, Ellen Yoder, Wayne In the fall of '55, the Sophomores came back to the halls of GHS full of vim, vigor, and vitality. And why shouldn't they? Their Freshman year was full of fun. They had a skating party at Eby Pines, and everyone had a wonderful time minus a few blisters and floor burns. The annual campus clean-up proved to be fun and not work as they had anticipated. Miss Pat Yoder represented the Freshman class in the l955 Relays. Mr. Charles Hart and Miss Eda Margaret Barnes were the class sponsors, , 35 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ....,,....,... ee.. J ack Bemenderter Vice President -- .,,.. Richard Yoder Secretary ...., .,..., J anet Luke Treasurer --,,, ---sNolan Holden Sgt.-at-Arms --, ..,,.. Pat Sherck Peggy McKibbin During their Sophomore year, the class of '58 obtained another sponsor-Mr. Paul UnderwoodL The football concession added more money to the slowly-growing treasury. The Sweetheart Dance was not only a lot of fun but profitable as well, The sponsors and members of the class work- ed hard to make the Sophomore Variety Show on April -27, l956, a stupendous production. Next year, the Sophomores will be back to take part in the life of GHS as jolly Juniors. FRESHM E First Row: Alwine, Carolyn, Amadeo, Leonard, Amsden, Ronald, Aust, Judy, Boker, Daniel, Bauer, Dorothy, Beaupre, Karen, Beckner, David. Second Row: Berkey, Stephen, Berleyoung, Walter, Bigler, Allen, Bird, Marilyn, Bontra- ger, Diane, Bosse, Diana, Bosse, Sue, Boyts, Carol. Third Row: Brewer, Barbara, Brown, Janet, Buhrt, Karen, Burke, Jeri, Burr, Linda, Cam- eron, Diane, Chenoweth, Sharon, Chupp, Ruth Ann. Fourth Row: Clemens, Fred, Cripe, Sharon, Culp, Thomas, Culp, Paulo, Curtis, Shirley, Daub, Connie, Daub, Marcilla, DeBiaggio, Joe. Fifth Row: Deisch, Larry, Dixon, Sandy, Dono- van, Ronnie, Douma, Roberta, Drummond, Ed- Duncan, Carolyn, Dunithan, Hubert, Bill. ward, Dykes, Sixth Evans, Janet, Row: Elliott, Connie, Evans, Eldon, Myrtle, Eysol, Larry, Few, Fran, Fields, Fought, Nancy, Fried, John. Seventh Row: Gardner, Carol, Gorman, Nancy, Gibbs, Courtney, Gill, Larry, Ginter, Patricia, Graff, Marty, Graff, R. B., Grover, Joyce. Eighth Row: Gump, Roxann, Haines, Beatrice, Hall, Joseph, Hartzler, David, Heminger, Dorothy, Henry, Arlene, Hershberger, Glenna, Hershberger, Ruby. Ninth Row: Hetler, Laura, Hoke, John, Holde- man, Joy, Holderman, Kathlyn, Hooley, Larry, Hostetler, Marilyn, Hession, Yvonne, Huber, Barbara. Tenth Row: Huber, Sharon, Huebner, Peggy, Hunter, Sandra, Hurst, John, lnebnit, Mike, Jacobs, Sandra, Johnston, Jim, Juday, Jac- queline. Eleventh Row: Kaminky, Julie, Kehr, George, Keim, Julia, Kercher, Bill, Kilmer, Shari, Kin- tigh, Jim, Koch, Roger, Kulp, Elizabeth. Twelfth Row: Lechlitner, Pat, Leer, Tom, Lehman, Keith, Leiter, Cloyce, Longcor, Sally: Luke, Joyce, Lung, Janice, Lung, Mary. FRESHME First Row: Mansfield, Sue, Marquis, Jane, Massanari, Ronald, Mast, Anna, Mast, Eugene, Master, Betty, McCloskey, Meredith, Mc- Creary, Richard. Second Row: Mclntyre, Roberta, Miller, Larry, Miller, Leon, Miller, Margaret, Miller, Maur- ice, Miller, Ronald, Miller, Terry, Miller, Walter. Third Row: Moore, Edward, Monschein, Mary Anne, Moriarty, Karen, Moriarty, Michael, Myers, Jerry, Myers, Nancy, Nagle, Bob, Neff Sue. Fourth Row: Nelson, Dwight, Null, Eugene, O'Dea, Thomas, Onder Linde, Bob, Osborn, Mary Ann, Overholt, Karan, Patton, Kenneth, Patton, Virginia. Fifth Row: Pease, Geraldine, Phillips, Eliza- beth, Phillips, Jon, Phillips, Mary, Place, Jim, Plaut, Sydney, Pringle, Thomas, Quick, David. Sixth Row: Quick, Jon, Rankin, Bob, Rassi, Allen, Redding, Paul, Riley, Virginia, Risser, Dennis, Risser, Verna, Roger, Thomas. Seventh Row: Rohrer, LeRoy, Rupholdt, Steven, Ryan, Nancy, Sayles, Douglas, Schmidt, Ellen, Schrock, Judith, Scott, Paul, Scott, William Eighth Row: Shaffer, Helen, Shellenberger, Susan, Sherman, Dana, Shrock, Mari Helen, Shumway, Dewight, Siegmann, Ann, Smith, Judy, Speicher, Carol. Ninth Row: Snook, Shirley, Snyder, Jerry, Snyder, Terry, Starr, Martha, Stauffer, Dorcas, Stealy, Carolyn, Stouder, Thomas, Strycker, Rodney. Tenth Row: Stump, Jon, Stump, Kent, Stump, Stephen, Swihart, Stephen, Todd, Dave, Treat, Charles, Tredway, Charles, Turnbow, Patricia. Eleventh Row: Turner, Deborah, Tyson, Mar- lene, Vance, Jeffrey, VanderMass, John, Van- derReyden, Diane, VanDiepenbos, Mearl, Van- Hook, Sharon, VanWinkle, Judith. Twelfth Row: Ward, Marion, Weigel, Joyce, Wert, Steve, Whitehead, Roberto, Wiese, Den- nis, Wilson, Diana, Yoder, Herman, Yoder, JoAnn. Bixler, Donald Dempsey, Betty Galloway, Marianna First Row: Yoder, John, Yoder, Judy, Yoder, Keith, Yoder, Richard, Yoder, Ronald, Yoder, Steve, Yoder, Suzanne, Zimmerman, Rose Mary FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMEN WHOSE PICTURES D0 NOT APPEAR: Pfeiidelif ------ ---- -l 06 DeBiGQQi0 Knight, Bessie Vice President --, ..,. Paula Culp Martin, Molly Seffehry --ff ff----- J On Quick Osborn, Charlie Treasurer ,,,, ,,,, L aura Hetler gecresfl Wilma Sgt.-at-Arms Us ,,,, Frances Few Haberstich, David Hoogenboom, Dennis Sherman, Nancy Dave Hartzler On September 6, the Class of l959 wandered into the halls of GHS as green, little Freshmen. lt did not take them long to get into the swing of things: they went to all the football games and dances. To get the ball really rolling and to start to fill that empty treasury, the Freshmen had the concessions of the LaPorte football game. In the early spring, a combina- tion treasure-scavenger hunt and dance was held, At the close of the evening, they all met in the cafeteria for refreshments. Their party was a huge success. Later on, our campus became sparkling clean after the annual campus clean-up, which is a Freshman project. Miss Ethel Grogg and Mr. Don Yoder are the sponsors of the class of '59 As the year comes to an end, they are no longer green, little Freshmen, but are well on their way to becoming sophisticated sophomores. Working Hard? 38 1 vggsesallaml W 4.4 Q-af Ku 1 . . ir., . ,gr :Sr '21 f 1, mm ,.1,1.m V. , ., ,,, ,. X iiifihw is GOSHEN HIGH SCH GOL . J Ga si - eg'-fiwrls Sigel scoflw- EHEL Lf F I F f A Tien ri7H 'l'kf--ugh Hu. line.. Pun 'Y f- Ball vi? L+ M f . - J H H J 'film-.Q-Ik 'fi 151 FET E11-.f.L-Jqgvnl sag-Je -Huis I S Y fi , 1 1 I J X , J . I fine, -eh Sclveol Ga -f. r A HEL Sciufqlrf' It 5 I-mer fame.. ell-ow, V ff? ijf FHS VTWQIB U54-5 -I-'1Id,AnJ we, MH w-'n -H--'s Tame. ZHHIJY :Burn 'Rah-'Rnlnl :Bum 12.1, -'R.k! Mflnu FHL? I Gwslwen HJ711 -'RQL-RAL! Yea I' TGIF! H,z.+! 5-,LH f2',1.fL fRefv.4+ +I-p e, Sona, 41 Mr. R. A. Brinklow The music department of Goshen High School has been under the leadership of R. A. Brinklow for the past 34 years. The year i955 brought a new addition to Goshen High Schoolg this was the addition of rooms solely for the use of the music department. lt consists of an office for Mr. Brink- low, two instrument-storage rooms, one large practice room with permanent risers, and one small practice room. G. H. S. should be proud of its music department. The choir, band, orchestra, and many of our ensembles and soloists consistently win first prizes in the district and state music contests. We wish to congratulate Mr. Brinklow and his fine music department. We feel that the addition of the music rooms will make our music depart- ment even bigger and better than it has been in the past. Sli!! u ll .QV Z ' , gg if A 9 ' ug f wwf.-1-4, Qi? sea'HfazziAEkifsg 'L?4?' ff .R 'Qslllil ek R Q-, I ' , , fail isa? ' ' A ,. .,m.. -1 -, 'Wait 2 Q 1? 'fix nfs 33 L' 'Q bf ' 'fb f .. .FW ,' , I , . ,..,. 2535+ ' 'ji 5 - gg K r W R? CONCERT BA D One, Two, Three, Four! Each Spring the GHS concert band presents its concert. Practice is held on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday during the second period. Special sectionals for each instrument section are held each noon. The concert band plays all types of music from popular to classical. At the concert, one of the feature attractions is a narrative by one of the members of the band accompanied by the band. Excellent musicianship and leadership are the qualities which make our band the wonderful organization which we all know it to be. MARCHI G BA The G. H. S. marching band was under the leadership of Dave Weaver during the 1955 football season'. The band puts on a unique, half-time show at each of our home football games. Instead of going to an out-of-town game, the band decided to take part in the Purdue University High School Band Day this year. The entire band went to Purdue University in October in two buses. One hundred other bands participated with a grand total of 6,625 musicians. One of the highlights of the 1955 marching season was the for- mation of droodles with the band playing corresponding music, and the twirlers doing routines to help the audience guess the droodles. The twirlers this year were Pat Stroman, Phyllis Rowell, Judy Williams, and Virginia Champion. Kohler Champion was a big help to the band by announcing the half-time shows from the announcer's stand. The band plays for pep sessions, all the football and basketball games, and takes part in several parades each year. Students of G. H. S. and the general public often do not realize how much work and time is put into the band's playing and shows. Here is a salute to Mr. Brinklow and his Marching 60. Dave Weaver, Drum Maier. Phyllis Rowell, Pat Stroman, Virginia Champion Judy Williams. CHOIR One of the largest projects of the choir is the singing of the Messiah each year at Christmas time. The 50 voice choir also takes part in the Easter Sunrise Service which is sponsored by the Hi-Y and Sunshine clubs of GHS. Other activities include participating in both the band and orchestra concerts. The Choir Festival was held in Goshen this year with choirs of Elkhart, Laporte, and Michigan City taking part. After practicing during the day, the combined choirs gave a concert in the evening. Director ....,,,,.c. W-.- ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,., Mr. Brinklow Organisf an ,ssNorma Rockenbaugh Pianist -,, ,,,..,,. Anita Hursh Ready for the Met. 46 RESERVE HOIR The Reserve Choir, under the direction of Reginald A. Brinklow, meets twice a week. This choir is composed of nearly thirty students who are freshmen or sophomores, The purpose of this choir is to give troining to those students who would like to become members of the high school choir, Our Engineer The boys Serenade Mrs. Blosser. Lanny Scott, Dave The Melodenes Weaver, Don Stump, Joe Bill Swihart. 47 Betty .lo Bechtel, Charlee Cosby, Carolyn Nelson Carol John. F E A T U R E S Property ofthe privileged . . . . the owners of cors What is this, an antique show . . . but don't let Jim Weddell or John Ko- minky hear you saying so. Na nn... an J. -cs- WHISTLEWHILE YOUWCDRK TH E CURIOUS SAVAGE The Junior Class presented the play, The Curious Savage, on November ll and 12, 1956, in the Auditorium. The play, a three-act comedy drama by John Patrick, was directed by Barbara Zook. The play is a story of Mrs. Savage who has inherited from her husband a ten-million dollar estate. With the money she plans to establish the Cast of Jonathon Savage Memorial Fund, a foundation tor giving money awaylin memory of her late husband, Her three stepchildren think she is mentally in- competent because of the way she is spending her money, so they send her to a mental rest home, The Cloisters. Her experiences at the rest home comprise the play. Characters Mrs. Savage ,ec .,,.,,,,e,,,,,,,,. Jane Sovine Lilly Belle .... HWS, ,- ee.. Sara Schrock Senator Titus ,.....,,.... S... R on Hatchet Fairy May a,,, W ,,,,,,,,... ,,,,,Margie Brooks Judge Samuel Savage -U ---Tom Patton Mrs. Paddy ---. ..... ..- .... Pat Schenk Jeffrey .,.,..a,,,.- ....,,... R on Eyer Florence Y-- ,,,,,,, Anita Hursh Hannibal ,sa e.., Dave McQuilIian Miss Willie --- Dr. Emmett ,,,, -,,,,,,Anna Shue ---,Larry Ernsberger DECK THE HALLS Deck the Halls of G. HQ S Decking the Halls of the Masonic Temple at the Rainbow Girl's Christ- mas Dance. 'Sl M i H if . fziiiii w5 Y9 mmf?-uw lu. w ... 1 3? ?'+?? '5? :A 1 fami severaln ' uc ,J . V, W ,,, , fwfgfy,-1,--Q 1, Q 2' 1 at the gnlzqoilasi 'IfhH1'sriQ!?, 14 .af xwxox-ea ballbdxii :suv ' ' Q merrymaxms.1 ,baheingg mm at 8:30 to me mm 3hY'f11'1!31rPS, B4 inf fmfuanawaka rnzn . boysy ' Features of th6'RV6!1ii!K.f-RTOYRE ,wan ,mb opening ,ap the wrm, Will bel 3 'Sneak pr6Vi6W. mm gameJp1ayea nexz Px4x4 'dayt a ao4,ooono ooxitest' K :am-:mug awameagrne w1na ,h, , WQW149 Jes, such ssxhe hroemnldhucefzandkfztie' an-me em Curfew' sth at 11:30g P lamb 'man' ot l-arranginzf' A M018 L ':fLL I , f 1, 114- .yf.',--iw a'.f:'f 1, 1-4 The spirit moved us. Eeek!! C' 6' WHAT A BALL The Boys. Mommy and Daddy y 57 R E E V D E R S K T I R N U S E Me Plenty Proud. 4 Redskins have heap big Pow-Wow. 58 What A Game!!! Ardent fans relax. Ready to engineer a victory. f'Q f ll 5- , 4 Q12.2:z1.,,f, -- Q- aw 4' 12'-W 1 LV V .gp ' 'W ff ...lf .5 fi ANY STYLE GOES Take your pick! 61 Which one shall it be? Sing to Me of Love. How Clever!! illimz The hesitant question. The wonderful answer QUEEN EDITH WOLF AND HER COURT Caryl Brembeck, Mr. Bernard Paine, Edith Wolfe, Phyllis Rowell, and Pat Yoder. I955 GOSHE RELAYS asian . l 751, ' Q 1 'Tia' -'fz'22 ' 1 L, if , if If So oo tired. 64 l MARDl GRAS at CLUB '57 The Mardi Gras was brought to Goshen on April 29, l955, by the Class of '57 in the Sophomore Variety Show. The show opened as King Rex, King of Jollity, Uerry Keirnl chose Ann Risser from the patrons of Club '57 as his queen. King Rex presided over the show and served as king of the Mardi Gras. A pantomine orchestra consisting of Anita Hursh, Sally Sorg, Sara Schrock, Becka Bender, Dick Penn, and'Dean Strycker enter- tained throughout the evening. King Rex was entertained by sixteen acts. The musical acts were presented by Diane Garringer, vocal solo, Sally Sorg, saxophone solo, Anita Hursh, piano solo, Dixie Kettlebar and Sandy Davidson, guitar duet, The Foolish Five Orchestra composed of Sara Schrock, Jim Fricke, Ron Hatchet, Ron Eyer, and Dean Strycker, and a hill-billy song and act by Sally Sorg and Anita Hursh. Tumbling was performed by Dorothy Wagner and Audrey Hession, baton twirling by Phyllis Rowell, a monologue by Ralph Lock- erbie, and a dance by Tom and Jane Sovine. Four pantomines were given by the fol- lowing: Sharon Berlin and Bob Salisbury, Nancy Scheidt and Becka Bender, Peggy Cla- pacs, and Dan Ecklebarger, and Dennis Evans. A troup of roller skaters was also present to entertain the king and his patrons. The skaters were Barbara Shannon, Lauralyn Rule, Judi Bontrager, and Margie Brooks. King Rex was also very highly entertain- ed by a surprise act. A famous sheik finally consented to permit his harem to come to the Mardi Gras and give their charming act. The Harem dancers were John Fidler tThe Sultan's Favoritel, Duffy Middleton, Kenneth Treesh, Larry Miller, Jim Burt, Larry Buckmaster, Tom Patton, Larry Ernsberger, and Wesley Smith. Mrs. Vosteen, Mr. Pettijohn, and Mr. Kastner, the class sponsors, directed The Mardi Gras at Club '57 Surprised? Master of Art. A couple of engineers Was there c question? Comforfoble! You would have o fever, too, if you V L had my job. What's the excuse this time, Ron? Just One More Chance. ,Wise 'ffl mx - k,f ,. ,Q X . 1 ' UQ 'N 1 'NW A wa Q iN2iw swf!f-f'wmv:m::5f, ,a M1ffffiifiizssimaaseszzfaz rgggefsafv' ,V 3 jf f . .ffm ,,-:f4:.ff1:f4 mr: 1. 5 - an wr-V if:-ff ,fx. 5,,,,.fm-: W my Q. . . M: ,.- ' 'W '11 -gm may., - ,fl H . ,, L ., . W... KY N X ..1, kL, k x8 -ff-5 W? Q22 .Q...x., x W., . ,,,., ,T Q p -gg, -M. . ,.,,W. ng -e iE5FiE?:222 iii! l E' 1 W! v in s 1,-EAN' ,. , .fin K, I R gif s 'X T ., ... . ....., ,. sm, 1 - V , . E. EF -2 1. C L U B S V THE CRIM SO Conferring together Our Photog rophe rs THE CRIMSON The Crimson is our yearbook in which, each year, we attempt to record by word and picture our activities in Goshen High School. The staff is selected each year from a group of students who make application in their Junior year. As Seniors they then work together gathering pictures, writing copy, typ- ing lay-out mats, and meeting deadlines with the publishing company. The Crimson of 1956 is the 49th Annual to be edited here at Goshen High School. Betty Jo Bechtel is the Editor and Kohler Champion, the Business Manager. THE 1956 CRIMSON STAFF Editor-in-Chief Betty Jo Bechtel Assistant Editors Judy Gee Marie Morgan Business Kohler Champion, Manager Norine Boyts Carol John Dottie Koerner Tom Noel Karen Rankin Features Lu Ann Hath, Editor Pat DeBiaggio Charlee Jo Cosby Janet Farrell Diane Ganger Evelyn Miller Carolyn Nelson Sharon O'Neill Literary Pat Swart, Editor Sally Hutchinson DeAnn Jensen Maureen Johnson Dave Plaut Pat Stroman Photography Larry Hartzler John Kaminky David Weaver Sports Chuck Lehman, Editor Ed Farmwald Bob Hostetler Art Our Business Manager and an Assistant Editor Our Sports Editor Typists Loretta Bryant Priscilla Cripe Norma Jean Rockenbaugh Sponsor Mrs. Berniece H. Dwyer Our dependable typist!! Doris Brunk, Editor l George Burk Helen Friesen Carolyn Hummell Phil Murray Phil Payne Checking the dummy! Our, Features Editor 73 THE TCDMAHAWK THE TOMAHAWK, the high school newspaper, is distributed bi-weekly to students and faculty free of charge. This publication is a member of the Indiana High School Press Association and the National Scholastic Press Association. Members of the Tomahawk staff must have had one semester of journalism. These students receive valuable training and ex- perience in writing and editing copy, selling advertising, typing, stenciling, mimeographing and management. Social activities include the initiation service in the Fall and the farewell party for the seniors in the Spring. EDITORS 1955-56 Staff News Editors: Janet Farrell, Maureen John- son, Jacquelyn Phillips. Reporters: Marie Morgan, Norma Shrock, Julia Morse, Sharon Kauffman, Laurel Henry, Ann Risser, Mary E, Miller. Sport Editor: Sharon O'Neill. Sport Staff: Myrna Widmeyer, Dick Kitson, Sharon Berlin, Judy Bontrager. Feature Editor: Sally Hutchinson. Feature Staff: Sharon Alfano, Audrey Hess- ion, Dixie Kettlebar, Kay Middleton. Ad Manager: Roberta Beckner. Ad Staff: Helen Friesen, Sally Simmons, Dorothy Wagner. Production Manager: Virginia McCabe. Circulation Manager: Pat Niccum. Production and Circulation Staff: Olive Holdeman, Marilyn Leer, Jean Yoder, Anna Shue, Lauralyn Rule, Gloria Rink. Business Manager: Doris Roth, Sponsor: Miss Lois Kyler. J 43i?fl'55557V55ZfL,f1:Q- .. W , ,Ewa Q 3 af, ?,i?i First Semester Members: SENIORS-Jim Weddell, Joe Bill Swihart, David Weaver, Norine Boyts, Janet Far- rell, Jerry Risser. JUNIORS: Dave Hoke, Dick Kitson, Sharon Berlin, Carlton Grotian, Sally Sorg, Stan King. SOPHOMORES: Jack Bemenderfer, Ed Frantz, Kathy Morgan, Barbra Bartlett, Steve Weber, Ronnie Hurst. FRESHMEN: Joe DeBiaggio, Martha Starr, Judith Schrock, Dwight Nelson, Julie Kaminky, Steve Berkey. TUDE T COUNCIL The Goshen High School Student Council is composed of students who have been elect- ed to represent the student body. lt consists of four class presidents and five students from each class, who serve foreone semester. The Council represents the student body to the administration and plans the auditorium programs. lt also sponsors the selection and presentation of the Queen of the Goshen Re- lays. Second Semester Members, SENIORS: Doug Corporon Betty Jo Bechtel, Janet Fry, David Weaver, Doris Brunk, JUNIORS: Mary Sue Kaminky, Ron Hachet, Jane So- vine, Anita Hursh, Dean Strycker. SOPHOMORES: 1 OFFICERS FOR 1955-56 First Semester President ,-..,,a,,,,,,,,, Chuck Lehman Vice President ..,..,,,,,,, Joe Bill Swihart Treasurer an .u..............-. Stan King Secretary ,,,,.............. Sharon Berlin Second Semester President ,,,,,,,,,,.a,,a, Chuck Lehman Vice President u,,,u,......,,.. DGVG Hoke Treasurer ,,,,-.,,,,,,.,,, , Jeri Swinehart Secretary ........oa,.,...... Jane Sovine Dick Paul Miller, Jeri Swinehart, Steve Weber, Virginia Champion, Bonnie Swihart. FRESHMEN: Sydney Plaut, Steve Berkey, Jerry Snyder, David Haberstick, Molly Martin. ROSTER 1955-1956 Seniors Phil Rule Judy Gee Bob Sherman Dave Plaut Maureen Johnson Kohler Champion Iris Koher Norine Boyts Norma Ackerson Doris Brunk Karen Rankin Janet Farrell Betty Jo Bechtel Dot Kaerner Juniors elggmh Norma Schrock Tom Patton Jane Sovine Anita Hursh Dixie Kettlebar Judy Weiskettel John Tiegler Sally Sorg Dave Hake Phil Murray Loretta Bryant Helen Friesen Janet Fry Charlee Jo Cosby Norma Rackenbaugh DeAnn Jensen Marie Morgan The National Honor Society is an honor- ry scholastic organization composed of the pper five per cent of the Junior Class and we upper fifteen per cent of the Senior Class. 'he society's main objective is to encourage igh scholastic work among the students. Membership' in this organization may erve as a reference in future' years. National lonor Society members are allowed to com- ete for scholarships which are not offered to ther students, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - Seated, Left to Right: Janet Farrell, Judy Gee, Dottie Koerner, Doris Brunk, LuAnn Hath Norine Boyts. Standing, Left to Right: Jim Weddell, Dave Plaut, Kohler Champion, Mr, Blosser. National Honor Society OFFICERS FOR 1955-56 President ,,,,A,,.,s,,,e,,.. Doris Brunk Secretary ,,.,, .,..,,,,,,e, L u Ann Hoth Treasurer ,.,,,,, , .e,,,..,, Janet Farrell Sponsor ,.,,, ,, .,,... ,- .... Mr. Fred Blosser Council For Student Organizations The Council for Student Organizations consists of the assistant principal acting as chairman, four class sponsors fone from each classl, four class presidents, the president of the Student Council, one club president, and one club sponsor. The school principal serves in an advisory capacity. The duties of the Council are to discuss the goals and methods of fund-raising proj- ects, to assign concession rights to athletic events, to formulate policies for the raising and spending of organization funds, and to set up standards and requirements for the formation of new clubs. Chairman, ,H ,sn Mr. Robert B. Mathews Secretary ..,,,,..,,,,, Jack Bemenderfer COUNCIL FOR STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS - Seated, Left to Right: Miss Gro9Q. Miss Barnes, Mr. Mathews, Miss Peckinpaugh, Mr. Pettijohn. Standing, Left to Right: Joe DeBiag- gio, Jack Bemenderfer, Jim Weddell, Chuck Lehman, Norine Boyts, Dave Hoke. 'dia SUNSHINE HONOR GROUP - Seated, Left to Right: Martin, Charlee Jo Cosby. Second Row: Nancy Myers, Mrs, Robert Garwood, Janet Luke, Norine Boyts, Vir- Marilyn Bird, Carolyn Nelson, LuAnn Hoth, Charlene ginia Champion, Sharon Kauffman, Julia Cripe, Molly Mast, Janet Neterer, Brenda Overholt, Jean Yoder. SUNSHINE HONOR SOCIETY The Sunshine Honor Society serves as the center of growth and development for the Sunshine Society. lt is mode up of those girls who work the most diligently to help spread sunshine and achieve the club's goals. I Membership is obtained by earning a S NSHI E The Sunshine Society this year had as its theme, Famous Living Women. The girls desired to learn how they, too, might become successful women of the 'future through the study of some of the famous women of the world today. Every Sunshine girl's goal is to carry out the society's motto, Others,'l and its slogan, Service Above Self. The first activity of the year was a very impressive formal initiation when many new members were welcomed into the organiza- tion. ln cooperation with the Hi-Y boys, a Thanksgiving and a community Easter Sun- rise program was given. Christmas holly certain number of points. The requirements are: freshmen, 400, sophomores, 800, jun- iors, llO0, and seniors, l300. The first vice-president, Charlee Jo Cosby, presides over the Sunshine Honor So- ciety meetings. SOCIETY wreaths were sold, and the profit made was the society's donation to the Riley Fund. Throughout the school year,! the Sun- shine girls tried to spread cheer to those who were ill by sending cards and flowers. The teachers' rooms were brightened with flowers and plants, and the Girls' Lounge was cared for, At the close of the year, a party was held in honor of the Senior girls. lt was a good year for the Sunshine Girls and it is hoped that the lessons of fa- mous living women have been an inspiration and a guide for the years to come. ' 4 SUNSHINE SOCIETY Officers for 'I955-56 President ,,,,,,eA., ,A -..- . ,,,,,,,, -, .,,,, Norine Boyts Vice-President ,.,, .,-,, ,,,. Charlee Jo Cosby Second Vice-President an ,,,., -.,Shari Miller Recording Secretary ,,,, ,,,,Sl'1aron Kauffman Treasurer .,s,, ,. ,,,k, ,,,, ,,,,,, J a net Luke Chaplain ,,--,, ,WGN ,s,, Virginia Champion Corresponding Secretarywn, -,,,,- .,,,, Molly Martin Sponsor a,,,,,,,..s.,-, -,,,,Mrs. Robert Garwood Hi-Y Club The Goshen Hi-Y Club was founded by the late Stanley F. Schenck and is affiliated with the state Y.M.C.A. lts purpose is,to create, maintain, and extend through the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Annual projects are the joint presenta- tions with the Sunshine Society of a Thanks- giving program and an Easter Sunrise Serv- ice. Representatives are sent to the state and district Hi-Y conferences. lt has also sponsored the printing of the football and basketball programs. The Euclidean Club of Goshen High School is composed of those students who have completed or are taking courses in al- gebra ond plane geometry, The function of the club is, to stimulate interest in mathemat- ics by presenting educational and entertain- ing programs, showing that math can be fun. lt also sponsors the yearly trip to the math contest at Indiana University. OFFICERS FOR 1955-56 Presidenf V YY YW Y,-------JOE SWll1Ol't First Vice-President ---- Second Vice-President-- Recording Secretary ssss - ---Larry Hartzler Gerald Raber ---.lim Weddell Corresponding Secretary----,,DiCk BOShOfT Chaplain -------- -,ff --- Stanley King 'Euclidean Club OFFICERS FOR 1955-56 President -- ,-E- .---- --s-lOl'1n KOI'Y1il'1l4Y Vice-President --- Secretary ------ Treasurer -- Sponsor--- ,Y x ve, 1 15132 if., . YZ ----Dave Plaut -----Jim Weddell ----Ronnie Hatchet Mr. Elmer Fricke Radio Club OFFICERS FOR 1955-56 President WW, ,, ,, Bob Yoder Vice-President ,ss ,,,, ,, ,,,, Tom Noel Secretary-Treasurer ,,,,,, Barbara Shannon Co-Sponsorssn, 7, ,Mr. Ralph Anderson Dr. Charles Hursh Through the activities of the Photogra- phy Club, the members have an opportunity to learn how to take and develop better pic- tures. A demonstration was given showing how to print Christmas Cards. Some students then made their own Christmas cards, using the darkroom facilities. The Eastman Salon Exhibit was secured and exhibited in the main corridor of the building for the enjoyment of all high school students. The members of this club are interested in learning about the radio and its opera- tion, The majority of the members are in- terested in securing a ham operator's license. Dr, Hursh gives of his time and experience to encourage and inform young people in the field of electricity and radio. Photography Club OFFICERS FOR 'I955-56 President Us , ,,,,,, Dan Ecklebarger Vice-President css, ,WW , ,,,Don Gross Secretary and Treasurer ,,,,,,,, Jim Berkey Sergeants-at-Arms ,sn W ,,,,,,,, Phil Rule Sandra Davidson Sponsor , , , Mr. Ralph Anderson LATIN CLUB Language: By this we build pyramids, fight battles, ordain and administer laws, shape and teach religion, and knit man to man, cultivate each other, and ourselves. -John Sterling NOBILITY FOR MCMLV-MCMLVI Pro-Consul c......,.c,c..... Mike Dreves Primus Senator W- ......., Tim Emmitt Secundus Senator ..,,,, Rhonda Holderman Tribunal Scribe .ss,,,,,,,,. Jeri Swinehqrt Monetary Counselors -, - ..,,,, Jim Bennett Richard McKibbin Tribunes ,,...,,,, ..,..o D iane Jordan Mary Alice Brunk Dick Paul Miller Tom Rose Nuntius .....c.,s.,....... Connie Bryant Advisory Board Nobility Pro-consul .,,,, , ,c,,...... Kathy Morgan Primus Senator -- ........... Ron Eyer Tribunal Scribe zz- c....... David Hartzler Consul ccccc. .c.. M iss Mary K. Shaffer 83 We, the Roman citizens, in the year MCMLV-MCMLVI are standing in judgment before the consul. Our goal has been to pro- mote a better understanding of the Latin language and to gain a better knowledge of Roman culture and customs. Opening the book of judgment, the con- sul read the citizens' activities for the previous year. New Romans became official citizens during the ceremony in which all new mem- bers were formally admitted to the club in an Ager-Servus ceremony. The annual Saturnalia was celebrated at the Christmas Season, the Advisory Board met regularly to survey special projects and activities of the club, the club retained its membership in the State Latin Club and be- came affiliated with the National Club, other interesting features were a Mythical Trip to Delphi and the Roman Banquet when the citizens' enthusiasm reached its peak! At the close of the banquet, an evening of beauty and fascination, the Consul's verdict was read: Goal accomplished! Our Consul, Miss Shaffer. Scribblers Club OFFICERS FOR 1955-56 President ...Y,,,5..,,,,. -Mflfie MOFQCN First Vice-President ..,,v,...Y Ar1iTG l'lUVSl'1 Second Vice-President .Y.,, Sally Hutchinson Secretary-Treasurer .... Virginia Champion Sponsor ,,,,s,,, Miss Eda Margaret Barnes Hoosier Student The Hoosier Student Librarian Associa- tion was established to promote interest in library work. Many activities of this organization are fun as well as educational. This year the club had a Guest Night, to which foreign stu- dents trom Goshen College were invited, a coke party for the teachers during Book Week, and the annual Christmas party. Members of the club served as guides for the P.T.A. open house, attended the spring con- vention at Mishawaka, and sold concessions at a basketball game to earn additional funds for their treasury. The purpose of Scribblers Club is to en- courage creative writing by interested stu- dents and to give constructive criticism ot their manuscripts. At the meetings, which are held once a month in the school library, manuscripts written by members are read. After the read- ing of these papers, an informal discussion is held in which the merits and imperfections are pointed out. Several new members were accepted in the organization this year. The highlight of the year was the pro- gram presented for guest night at the Eve- ning Literature Club. A progressive Christ- mas party was also enjoyed. Library Association OFFICERS FOR 1955-56 President ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, Peggy Clapacs Vice-President ,,,..-,,,,., ,Judy Bontrager Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Carmen Milbourn Treasurer .,.,.,,,,,,,.,.,,, Rita Jensen Progrom Chairman .,,-- ,svd DeAnn Jensen Sergeants-at-Arms .,s,,. .-sMike Moriarity Barbara Myers Sponsor, .,,,,,,. Miss Eda Margaret Barnes Anyone who is interested in library work may belong to the Hoosier Student Librarian Association. Many members serve as assist- ant librarians in the high school library Medicorps OFFICERS FOR 1955-56 President 5,.,.,,. M, ,, ssCarolyn Nelson Vice-President --. ,,,, Bob Niccum Secretary ,,,,, W , ,,,, Diane Ganger Treasurer ss ,,,,,,,,, Ellin McDougall Sponsor .5., ,,,,Mrs. Dorothy Nelson The Science Club is dedicated to devel- oping greater interest among Goshen High School students in the various fields of sci- ence. Meetings are held monthly, An annual field trip offering worthwhile instruction is the outstanding event of the year. The Medicorps is composed of students interested in some phase of the vast field of medicine. The aim of this organization is to pro- mote and maintdin high health standards in the Goshen school system, Field trips, guest speakers, and group discussions have furthered the interests of the club members. The money earned from the annual Singing Valentine project is given to a charit- able organization, Science Club OFFICERS FOR 1955-56 President , 7 ,,,,,,,,,, ,H ,,,.,Dave Weaver Vice-President . .ssc ,,,,,,, Gale Leiter Secretary-Treasurer ,,,, ,,,,,Dottie Koerner Sponsor,, . ,, ,MW ,,,, Mr. James Wilson COMMERCIAL CLUB President .C,,, u do ,,C,,,C,,,C,,,, WV A .,,PriscilIa Cripe Vice-President , ,, ,,,, , , ,,,, Doris Roth Secretary - --,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,7 ,,,Jean Yoder Treasurer - YCY, .. ...,,,,,, ,. ,,,Tatsy Bradford Sponsor.- -Wm ,-- ,,...,,A,,, Mr. Robert B. Mathews Commercial Club was organized to acquaint business students with the employment opportunities in the business field. Students are advised to achievement standards ex- pected in business, and the latest business machines are demonstrated. Some of the activities of this organization are selling carnations for the Elkhart game and the sectional tourney, decorating the school Christmas tree and the front of the school building, a field trip in the spring, and sponsoring award pins for outstanding students in Shorthand, Typing, and Business Arithmetic classes, GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSCCIATIO President ..,.,.,., ,, ,,,,.,,,,. ,, ..,.,,, Nancy Ganger Vice-President ,,,,,Y.,,.,,,.,,,..,..,, Peggy Clapacs Secretary -D ,A. ,.. , Sharon Berlin Treasurer --, ,.,r.,..,,. Evelyn Miller 5P0nS0r ,,,.,,Y, ,..,.,Y,.,,,n. M iss Marjorie Stansbury G.A.A. sponsors bowling, basketball, and volleyball games for its members in an effort to give them a better understanding and knowledge of sports. Pep sessions during the year, the most popular one being the annual snake dance before the Elkhart game, are organized by this club. Signs are made and swishers are sold to help boost school spirit for the football and basketball games. Any girl in high school can join G.A.A. The meetings usually consist ofa program on sports. SENIORS AND OFFICERS OF F.H.A. Future Homemakers Of America OFFICERS FOR 1955-56 President ,,,. ,.,,5,,,,,,,, , W, ,,,,A, ,,Loretta Bryant Vice Presidentnc s,,,,Mary Ann Wiese Secretary -cw ,,,Sharlene Mast Treasurer W, ,5,.5 Barbara Myers Historian a,,.,., -,-, Nancy Tomlonson Porliamentarian E, ,,,,,. Jerri Stahly Editor ,,,, ,,,,,, , -,,Beverly Bickel Song Leaderww, ,,,,,,,, Evelyn Miller Sponsor- ,,,,, ,W ,W ,,-,,,.. Mrs. Byron Ulrich This organization began in i934 as the Home Eco- nomics Club. ln l945 it became affiliated with the national organization and the name was changed to the Future Homemakers of America, This is the lOth Anniversary of F. H.A. as a national and local group. Some of the highlights this year were the formal initia- tion 'and a tea for the eighth-grade girls. Concessions and selling pencils, on which the basketball schedule was printed, were the money-making projects. OFFICERS FOR 1955-56 ' President ,,... -... ,,,5,v , ,,,, Ron Holden Vice Presidentwn. ,,,. Dave Pringle ,c ,-eGene lnbody ,Bob Yoder Sergeants-at-Arms We ,,,,,,,, Ron Cripe Ed Smoker We. Mr. Ralph Peterson Secretary ,,,, .. , Treasurer ,,,,,,,,, ,,.Y,, Sponsor .,,, varsity G Club OFFICERS FOR 1955-56 President -fAY,,... WnMary Sue Kaminky Vice President ,,,. ,,,,,,,, S qrq Shrggk 5eCl'6fGl'Y ----f- ,e,,,,,.. J ulio Cripe Treasurer eve ,o.ooo..o. -Por Schenck -Sponsor,,,, ,,,Mrs. Robert Garwood Pan-American Club The purpose of the Pan-American Club is to help students understand and acquire a better knowledge of our southern neighbors. This goal is achieved by games, movies, en- acting plays, and acquaintance with foreign exchange students. By speaking Spanish, we attain a closer feeling with the Spanish- speaking countries! Each student must be a member of a first or second year Spanish class or must have completed two years of Spanish, Boys who have earned a varsity letter in any sport are eligible for membership in G Club. Good sportsmanship and the participa- tion of more boys in sports are the two main intentions of this organization. Framing and displaying pictures of out- standing Goshen High School athletic teams are being continued as the project this year. Funds to carry on the activities are earned through o paper drive. A hayride near the end of the football season provides some of the entertainment. fi M. . af.-1 X QF 5? fi Q A S P 0 R T S p HALFTIME 91 'Y wi O 1 'X' Beers Hoke FOOTBALL COACH ES of I956 REDSKINS DROP OPENER Gary Lew Wallace walloped Goshen 3l-O, The Lew Wallace attack was led by George Rajkovich, who scored most of Lew Wallace's points. Goshen's main handicap was in- experience. SOUTH BEND ADAMS OVERPOWERS G.H.S. A mighty Adams team pushed over a forlorn Goshen team and gave them a 26-0 shellacking. Goshen's offense looked much better than in the previous game, even though they could not get started to move the ball near the goal line. GOSHEN TIES THE MIGHTY CAVEMAN The inspired Redskins tied Mishawaka 6-6. Goshen led most of the game until, with one minute to play, the Cavemen scored on a pass. REDSKINS HALT PIONEERS The outstanding offensive player of the evening was pint-sized John Fidler. He gained a total of 80 yards in I5 carries as the Red- skins defeated Hammond Clark 7-0. ROOF CAVES IN ON RED DEVILS The Goshen Redskins defeated Michi- gan City I3-7 in o sea of mud to win their second victory of the season. Both touch- downs were made on line plunges by John Fidler. REDSKINS DEFEAT RILEY WILDCATS The Goshen Redskins surprised the de- fending Eastern Northern lndiana High School Conference champions, South Bend Riley, and handed them a 6-O defeat. The lone touchdown was the result of an eighty- yard run by quarterback Sam Delcamp. Gol Wart, Gol Ed Smoker on one of his many end sweeps X1 1 M V11 'W , mg, X is AW-.if ,SX my H3 5- 'A 35. xx 94, Tl f Q- J, .-'af ' , ,,, . id' I fwifi bf VS Q Al Patton HB Ron Cripe T 417k if Kay Troyer T Chuck Lehman HB 3 ,I 11.1 1-ef' LY A M.. 1 -Rf Dave Pringle Ron Holden FB E Fred Saal C Tom Noel E Larry Nisley Jerry Swoveland G SE IOR GRID PL YERS 95 Chuck Straub QB VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD-Row One: D. Pringle, Baker, J. Swoveland, C. Lehman, W. Smith L Rowe R. Holden. Row Two: T. Sovine, R. Cripe, K. Veach, Row Four: Student Manager, B. Niccumg J Kerm E J. Tiegler, L. Nisley, F. Saal, A. Patton, N. Holden. Smoker, P. Alwine, J, Fidler, H. Mowks, T Noel C Row Three: D. Goss, B. Anglemeyer, K. Troyer, D. Straub. GOSHEN HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY FOOTBALL ROSTER Name Position Height Weight Class Ron Holden, Captain LL LL E 5'10 161 Sr. Jerry Keim ,,L,.,,, LL E 6' 1 177 Jr. Bruce Anglerneyer LLL LL E 6' 1 161 Jr, Tom Noel .L,..,, a,,. E 6' 1 160 Sr. Larry Nisley ,.L, LLL T 5'1O 173 Sr. Ron Cripe LLL LLL LLL T 5' 9 196 Sr. Tom Sovine ..,,v-., LLLLL T 6' 1 190 Jr. Kay Troyer LLL LL LLL T 6' 175 Sr. Keith Veach LLLLL LL G 5' 7 160 Jr. John Tiegler LLLLLLL LLLL G 5' 8 160 Jr. Dick Baker LLLLL LLLL LLLL G 5' 5 141 Soph. Jerry Swoveland LL LLL G 5' 9 152 Sr. Fred Saal LLLL. LL LL C 5' 9 160 Sr. Wesley Smith LLLLL LL C 6' 6 180 Jr. Chuck' Straub LLL LLL QB 5' 9 151 Sr. Sam Delcamp LLL LL QB 5' 9 145 Jr. Allen Patton L LLLL L LLLL LL HB 5' 9 160 Sr, Chuck Lehman -LL LLLLLLL LL HB 5' 7 128 Sr. Don Goss LLLLL LL HB 5' 8 157 Jr. John Fidler LLLLLLLL LL HB 5' 7 130 Jr. Larry Rowe LLLLLLLLL LL HB 5'10 165 Jr. Phil Alwine LLLLLLLLLLL LL HB 5'11 147 Soph. Ed Smoker L-- LL.LL -. LL HB 5' 9 160 Jr. Dave Pringle, Captain.LL LLL FB 5' 9 165 Sr. Nolan Holden L. LLLLLLL LLL FB 5' 9 164 Sgph, Harvey Hawks LLLLLL LLL FB 5'1O 171 Soph. Get the towel, Niccum! Looking for something? ' f A '?'l Sw 'fN ,fax 1 M ,gm iiggfv fi I ' if as a fQf.125g,ifM, Q., 5 V , 'Q fff -A X ,msegarifeaznzaggzav QHSMH W -P0 , J' f- -51 .f - 4-.gy as gzzmw . K Af i E '5fQ QM, V . Wm1gm,,,i5 E 3 'T TENNIS SQUAD - Row One: Coach Tom Sovine, Bob Sherman, Bob Yoder, Skip Hostetler, Mike Dreves. Row Two: Carlton Grotrian, Bill Karcher, Jim Johnston, Wil- lard Smith, Steve Rupholdt. Row Three: Stan King, Dana Sherman, Jim Bennet, Tim Emmitt, Clair Bigler, Jim Phillips. The Harriers The Goshen High School cross country did very well at the end of the season after getting off to a poor start. They started the season off with South Bend Central losing to them. They met South Bend Adams and Laporte but lost again. On October 6, the Harriers traveled to Michigan City for an East division meet. Dave Hoke led the team by finishing third. Michigan CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD - Row One: Larry Judoy, Gene lnbody. Row Two: Bob Hostetler, Manager: Dave Hoke, Joe Bill Swihart, Dan Fletcher, Coach Allen City took the meet by beating both Elkhart and Goshen. The following week they lost to Fort Wayne North and Mishawaka. The team wound up the season at the sectional meet at South Bend by finishing 9th. Although the team did not do too well, they improved at every meet and one of the bright spots was the fine showing of junior Dave Hoke. Schrock. Row Three: Ulrich VonNathusius, Joe Swihart, Dan Stump, Al Mclntyre, Bob Wellington. giw?4, - 2 ,a ' , nf A 1. x . ', . . . 1 W R. '5 fr 4. f. 1 1 3' ,fs X5 ,Qi . mimi , I 'C' . W .rd 5 Q Q-,, x f A M . 4 A?-E' M ,W 5 1 L .9 .,gh, Y , 1 , K me-29.12 .M ff .- :- f j ,,i,.'m,,-T h k Q-.J fix C1 f XX 1, X J. xfw 3 ff ' af Qfm?5N' wwf' g,iQ3l-- M A N v .Mp ' tx, Q 1 if 1 Q. 1 14? W Q. ff K ,J We' .. 1! 5 1 ,,?X -f..,4.,,,Q,-if TENNIS SQUAD - Row One: Coach Tom Sovine, Bob Sherman, Bob Yoder, Skip Hostetler, Mike Dreves. Row Two: Carlton Grotrian, Bill Karcher, .lim Johnston, Wil- lard Smith, Steve Rupholdt. Row Three: Stan King, Dana Sherman, Jim Bennet, Tim Emmitt, Clair Bigler, Jim Phillips. The Harriers The Goshen High School cross country did very well at the end of the season after getting off to a poor start. They started the season oft with South Bend Central losing to them. They met South Bend Adams and Laporte but lost again. On October 6, the Harriers traveled to Michigan City for an East division meet. Dave Hoke led the team by finishing third, Michigan cnoss courrrnv SQUAD - Row one Larry Juday, Gene lnbody. Row Two: Bob Hostetler, Manager: Dave Hoke. Joe Bill Swihart, Dan Pletcher, Coach Allen City took the meet by beating both Elkhart and Goshen. The following week they lost to Fort Wayne North and Mishawaka. The team wound up the season at the sectional meet at South Bend by finishing 9th. Although the team did not do too well, they improved at every meet and one of the bright spots was the fine showing of junior Dave Hoke. Schrock. Row Three: Ulrich Vonblathusius, Joe Swihart, Dan Stump, AI Mclntyre, Bob Wellington. BASKETBALL si S VRS!- ev .L 2 . is Bob Sherman Jim Fricke Phil Alwine Wes Smith X Q. Coach Hal Peck Cam McDougall Tom Sovine Jerry Keim Larry Essig 101 Ed Smoker Bob Yoder Skip Hostetler Gene Inbody IV- ' a 'ffflf ' N rr . www 1-.1 M., ..:,, ,,, , .H N15 -, x If w .Wm Es. ,,.--X. , mm us. X ,,,. if 1.1 ,W ,,, 'sp ZZ? W .59 224' 'M f fi 5 ,Jil ,H ,Nififg 'Z' I .,f 64? 'VVL i A iff, I 'kim-4751, '1 121 'fi ' - bQA.,.W , Hemmed ln Somebody Get lt The following Tuesday night, seven Red- skins combined their efforts to drub the Wakarusa Indians 65-4l . . . The Elk- hart Blue Blazers continued their mastery of the Goshen Redskins by defeating them for the 33rd consecutive time- 68-52 . , . The following week the Red- skins lost an ENIHSC tilt against La- Porte, 78-58 in the Goshen crackerbox gym . . . The Big Red got back on the winning side by bruising Kendallville 6l- 47. Coach Peck let all of the boys see action in this game . . . The lowly-ranked South Bend Riley Wildcats proved to be too much for the Skins, as Riley won 67-55 . . . ln the final regular game of the '55-'56 season, Goshen smashed the Mishawaka Cavemen 77-70. The Cave- men rallied in the last half to give the Goshen fans quite a scare as the season ended. FINAL ENIHSC STANDINGS W. L. Elkhart ssss.. sss 8 1 S. B. Central sss sss 7 2 LaPorte ,,..,,, sss 7 2 F. W. North sss sss 5 4 Michigan City ssss sss 5 4 GOSHEN ssssss sss 4 5 Mishawaka ssssss sss 4 5 S. B. Washington ss sss 2 7 S. B. Riley sssss sss 2 7 S. B. Adams sss sss l 8 103 No, lt's mine! JERRY KEIM, a Junior, was a sparkplug the whole season. He would be what is called an Iron Horse because he would play the whole game. He also was the most consistent scorer on Goshen's team. G. H. S. fans will be glad to have hirn back next year. JIM FRICKE, the big blond Junior 'for- ward, had a nice two-hand shot. When he was in, he was a good scorer. ln practice, he would spin the ball on his finger, too bad he didn't do it in a game. Just think, another Goose Tatum. 1 What's up the 104 re? ARSITY PERSGNNEL LARRY STRETCH ESSIG, 6' 5 center, started the basketball season slowly. He was a bit slow in jumping up and getting the re- bound. Later in the Ft. Wayne North Side game, he showed the G. H. S. fans that he could use his height to good advantage in holding down Dick Bergotf the 6' IO center from Ft. Wayne. CAM MC DOUGALL, a very steady Sen- ior ball player, showed that he could hit from any place on the floor when battling visiting teams. He liked very much to dribble the ball-something a center seldom has a chance to do. GENE INBODY, 5' 10 Senior guard, seemed to always know where the ball was going as he was usually successful in breaking up three or four of the opposing team's passes. BOB YODER, a tall Senior guard, did not get to see too much action although he did have a nice jump shot. g 2 t S 2. fs ',?nf:r+ 'Q jj 3' K -.-5 Q I , L '38 3 ' Q55 QR M , 3? f Q2-L . J z 1 5 A H Vzig :f ' ., ,, V. 5 I . 4': N ' 2 ,, W.- -.ig A J 150' .nd ,naw Nao my ,, 4 fa-,L fb if-iffy? x,::, , as Q v ill S Goshen Goshen Goshen Goshen Goshen Goshen Goshen Goshen Tourney Tourney Goshen Goshen Goshen Goshen Goshen Goshen Goshen Goshen Goshen Goshen B-Team Basketball, Raw One: Jack Bemenderfer, Manager: one basketball, Steve Berkey, Manager. Row Two: Dick Hetler, Sam Delcamp, Gene Wolff, Ed Frantz, Pinky Bigler, Dick Yoder. Row Three: Gene King, Dick Hostetler, Stan King, Coach Jim Phend, Pat Sherck, Bob Detwiler, Larry Juday. B-Team Record Freshman Record New Paris Goshen Nappanee Nappanee Goshen Elkhart North Side Elkhart Goshen Kendallville Howe Goshen John Adams South Bend Adams Goshen Warsaw Middlebury Goshen Syracuse South Bend Central Goshen Warsaw Warsaw Goshen South Bend Central Warsaw Goshen Elkhart Roosevelt Elkhart Goshen Wolf Lake Michigan City Goshen Plymouth Concord Tourney South Bend Central Fort Wayne North Side Tourney Elkhart North Side South Bend Washington Goshen Nappanee Wakarusa Goshen Rome City Elkhart Goshen Plymouth LaParte Goshen Elkhart Roosevelt Kendallville Goshen Mishawaka South Bend Riley Mishawaka Freshman Basketball, Miller, J. Debiaggio, Snyder, D. Nelson, L. Swihart, D. Beckner, Snyder, Manager. Row One: K. Patton, D. Bigler, B, Onderlinda, M. M. Stump. Raw Two: J. Johnston, D. Sherman, J. Eysol, E. Keil, Coach Burdette Hoke. Row Three: S. R. Yoder, T. Drummond, B. Rankin, J. Kintigh, T. THE CHEERLEADERS: Dottie, Shar- on, Nancy, and Peg. 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Thanks, businessmen, for without your assistance we might be financially embarrassed. You are the hub around which our town and school revolve. We hope that our stu- dent body will show their appreciation by patronizing you. Kohler Champion, Business Manager Betty Jo Bechtel, Editor Mrs. Bernice Dwyer, Sponsor Pat likes the friendly and prompt s offered at BRADFORD'S 701 South Main Sfreel' Phone 3-120 THE OLYMPIA CANDY KITCHEN Home-Made Candies Ice Cream Lunches Corner of Main d C Th k f II f y p tronage. Good luck in th years ahead. JOHN LONG MCCONNELL'S GOLDEN RULE DRUG STORE Prescription Pharmacists Gosh h 3 2232 CARL'S COFFEE CUP 103 North Fifth Street Home of those large, tasty, all beef Hamburgers and golden crisp French Fries. Carl and Fern Weaver CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '56 TILLEY ELECTRIC CO. MILLER'S RESTAURANT 'l'I7 South Main Street Phone 3-'I737 HOME DECORATING, INC. Dutch Boy Paints, Wall Paper,Floor- coverings, Plastic Wall Tile, Custom Picture Framing, Complete Line of Drapery Hardware, Interior and Exteri- or Painting 8. Decorating. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE Compliments of R 8g K SERVICE Your modern food store EVERETT'S UPTOWN SUPER 223 South Main Street Goshen Indiana SALLY-JO TEEN SHOP 114 East Washington Phone: 3-2255 GOSHEN, INDIANA The only Teen shop in Northern Indiana. GOSHEN FLORAL SHOP Flowers for all Occasions Centerpieces - Plants Corsages - Arrangements to meet your needs. Phone 3-1628 GOSHEN CHURN AND LADDER, INC. Quality LADDERS and WOODENWARE Since 1900 STIVER'S F h cl d I f th f Eth n Allen Maple furnitu shown he attached Photo. STIVER S FURNITURE - CARPETS APPLIANCES OOSPEL BOOK .SHOP BIBLES - PICTURES - BOOKS Ch t L t d S pplies I E l A G Indiana Compliments of LOGAN MONUMENT AND FUEL COMPANY GOSHEN glam: save at Eggsxgs To the Class of '56 M s ccess and happiness I-U be youjsyin uall of your future en- Moin ol' Purl Sheet deqvol-5, Elgin Bulova Wyler WMS LUMBER co., INC. Feature-Lock Diamonds . . Rd. No. 33 ot Plymouth, Ave. Engraving Watch Repairs Goshen Indiana Our Low Overhead Saves You Money. Good Luck to the Graduating Compliments of CIOSS SOUTH SIDE SODA RADIO STATION SHOP W-K-A-M 1460 Kc. CGRRAL DRIVE-lN AND GOLF DRIVING RANGE U. S. 33 West of Goshen Compliments ot BLOUGH'S HARDWARE Celebrating 50 years of service 'I'l8 S. Main St. Goshen Ready-to-weor Dresses-Suits Skirts-Blouses Lingerie-Robes Hose-Handbags Bridal dresses and Formols Something different in Accessories and Jewelry Stop at MAYBELLES' In Your Future BOWERS 8g GOGDENOUGH REAL ESTATE Always See Us First To Buy or Sell Residential - Farm - Business 102W So. Main Goshen-3-2282 FOOD CENTER Sells for Less U. S. 33 at Reynolds Ggghen llldidlld LUCILLE DRESS SHOP Qualify Merchandise at Moderate Prices GOSH EN AUTOMOBILE DEALERS' ASSOCIATION AUTO SALES, INC. - DeSoto-Plymouth PLETCHER BUICK, INC. - BUICK I. A. MILLER, INC.-Chevrolet-Pontiac EBY FORD SALES - Ford WERNER MOTOR CO. -Chrysler-Plymouth LECHLITNER MOTOR SALES - Nash RIVERSIDE MOTOR SALES, INC.-Cadillac-Oldsmobile SNOBARGER-RUMMEL- Dodge-Plymoufh THE MEDICAL STAFF OF GOSHEN GENERAL HOSPITAL CROWELL 8. TERWILLIGER Leading Jewelers 3 5 G sh ndiana 8 S h Main 5 Compliments of HOME LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY SCH ROCK'S FLOWERS Goshen Indiana Phone: 3 505 WIRE SERVICE AMERICAN LAUNDRY AND SANITONE DRY CLEANERS Let One Call Do IT All G h ndiana 3 1032 GOSHEN SASH AND DOOR COMPANY GOSHEN, INDIANA THE EVANGELINE SHOP Ladies Ready To Wear Phone 3-'I337 GOSHEN, INDIANA BOWER'S DRIVE-IN Goshen, Ind. A LASTY lmmsunain 5McIITrII:.hc:IasTvlIrIT:uu' Fnsncn mms. .gg A so sv uonl. The Meyer's Drugs' staff is always ready to serve. MEYER'S DRUG STORE COMPLIMENTS tothe Class of 1956 KLINE'S ELLSWORTH'S MOTEL You are a' stranger here but once Compliments of PLAUT'S I RIETH-RILEY CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Drive South an Road 'l5 to Kercher's Fruit Stand, Turn East M1 Mile. GOSHEN PACKING COMPANY RAY MESSICK cmd SON WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MEATS e sell Beet an Pork processed for home freezers, also a com l I W d I frozen foods rn ou n Meat Market. Plent of arki at all times H Compliments of HONEY CRUST BAKERY, INC.. Wholesale and Retail Baked Goods 'I'l'I S G I1 d GOSHEN SCOTT-KINDY, INC. TV AND RADIO 216 N rfh M ' St t N AN ARTCO METAL FINISHING Compliments of SUE KAY ICE CREAM BAR LACEY'S Everything Photograph 110-'l'l2 East Washington S GOSHEN C pl nts of JOHN S. WELLINGTON, O.D Optometrist Compliments of NOBLE'S SHOE STORE CITY LIGHT AND WATER WORKS 4- fr ,e , 515' I . I - I .P .5'kx.'39if,?l':f ff' F 5 f' :W ,. is V fd-,Q if .1 iff if Y . - .1 . - 65,12 ,J 5 ffjffs iff? F1 51 I ,' .. W .A , 5 PENN CONTROLS, mc. GOSHEN, INDIANA MANUFACTURER OF AUTOMATIC CONTROLS FOR HEATING - REFRIGERATION - AIR CONDITIONING - GAS APPLIANCES-ENGINES-PUMPS-AIR COMPRESSORS COSBY'S Philco Firestone Easy Washing Machines Stromberg-Carlson Admiral Complete Service for all brands of refrigeration, washing machines, radio and T.V. 226 South Main Phone 3-1073 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. 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DRAKE CO. lkhart's' Best Store Phone 3-22 FARM BUREAU Life - Auto - Fire - Hospitalization No extra charge for youthful drivers CARL E. BACKUS, Agency Manager 212 West Lincoln Ave. Phone 3-2123 Goshen Compliments of DR. EDGAR A. BAXTER EXCEL RUBBER COMPANY 1410 Chicago Avenue Goshen lndiono Phone 3-1273 MOLDED RUBBER SPECIALTIES Compliments of MARION YODER 8K SON REAL ESTATE s. INSURANCE 110 W. Lincoln Avenue Phone 3-1154 1 l HEADQUARTERS FOR QUALITY dh! UPHQLSTERE W FURNITURE ATZ FURNITURE CGMPANY GOSH EN HARDWARE US 33 EAST Always Plenty of Convenient Parking The latest and the best in Housewares, Tools, Gifts and Hardware Supplies. BARLER METAL PRODUCTS INC. C RIS T' S ry Cleaners Ancl Shirt Laundry NA shington CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 MOGUL RUBBER CO. Compl :ments of STANDARD PLATING WORKS SNACK BAR 'l'I9 W. Washington Stree Rumpus Room 8. Danci g Sa clwiches - Fountain Se G h Y Th Always Wel H I INDIANAS FINEST JEWELERS SORG., INC. Best Wishes to h Graduating Class RICHMOND WHOLSALE COMPANY INC. LUSK VETERINARY For large and small animals ighwuy 33 West 3 0 SK Exclusive Dealers in Kroehler - Valentine - Seaver - Karpen LIVING ROOM FURNITURE Crosley Refrigeration Kent Coffey Kroehler - Thomasville - Kling BEDROOM and DINING ROOM SETS Howell - Kuehne Dinettes We corry the finest factories' products. We give you the utmost in service. NEWMAN FURNITURE Compliments of HElNE'S HARDWARE Dave and Don are shopping at I Ellllllllllll Hill Home of Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes Bostonian Shoes Dobbs Hats Arrow Shirts McGregor Sportswear C pl nts f ROTH AND SON SERVICE STATION MAIN AND JACKSON NEWELL'S Since 1880 A Quality S MAPLE CITY ICE CREAM CO. Phone 3-2000 Our Two Best Cu GDSHEN HIGH SCHEIDL GOSHEN. INDIANA Spring, 1956 Dear Readers: On behalf of the 1955-56 Crimson staff, l would like to thank all the people who have helped to make this book possible. First of all, we thank Mr. Paul Retrum and Mr, Wayne Atkinson of lnter-Collegiate Press Company for their help and interest in our book. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Snyder have taken our faculty, senior and club pictures for us. They have been very patient in taking the pictures we wanted. Mr. Dennis Siegerfoos, photographer for the Goshen News, has interrupted his busy schedule to come out and take pictures around our school and action shots at our school activities. We are most appreciative of the efforts of these two photographers who have helped us secure good pictures for our yearbook. Mr, and Mrs. Ned Lacey have assisted us greatly by advising and developing the candid pictures which our own staff photo- graphers have taken. To the advertisers we extend a hearty thanks for their patronage. Their loyalty and assistance has made our book possible. Mr. Starr and all the faculty have been very helpful to us. Without their cooperation, we would have been unable to get much of our material. To Mrs. Berniece Dwyer we are very grateful for her outstanding guid- ance, patience, and joviality. We have appreciated her staying with us through the long hours we have spent after school planning and editing our book. Now for my own personal acknowledgments: Thanks, Kohler for being a wonderful business manager. Also, l have really appreciated all the help and interest of the staff and of all the other kids who dropped in at our Crimson-Members-Only corner. We had loads of fun laughing and working together this past year. Sincerely, 6-QQ Betty Jo 'Bechtel Editor of 1956 Crimson 144 SENIOR DIRECTORY ACKERSON, NORMA LEE National Honor Society 45 Sunshine So- ciety I, 45 Spanish Club 25 Commercial Club 45 Science Club 45 Glee Club 25 Choir 3, 4. ALBERT, PHILLIP LANE ALLSEN, JON KENNETH BAILEY, DOROTHY LUCILLE The Roaring Twenties5 Papa Was A Preacher 5 F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 2. BAKER, WILLIAM ROBERT Commercial Club 45 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 45 Ro- tary 4. BAUMAN, DONALD RAY The Roaring Twenties 5 Rotary 4. BECHTEL, BETTY JO Student Council 3, 45 The Roaring Twenties 5 Papa Was a Preacher 5 Crimson 45 Crimson Editor5 Latin Club I, 25 Medicorps 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Sunshine I, 2, 3, 45 GAA I5 Library Club 25 Choir 2, 3, 45 Girls' Quartet 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 4. BECKN ER, ROBERTA ANN The Roaring Twenties 5 Sunshine I, 3, 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 Tomahawk 3, 45 Crimson 45 Commercial Club 45 FHA I, 25 Band I, 25 Orchestra I. BERLEYOUNG, RAYMOND ANDREW BERKEY, ALICE JOYCE GAA I, 25 Latin Club I5 Spanish Club 25 Sunshine Society I, 25 Medicorps 2, BICKEL, BEVERLY MAE FHA 2, 3, 45 Medicorps 2. BITTLE, MARADEE CHRISTINE GAA I, 2, 3, 45 Medicorps 35 Commercial Club 3, 45 Spanish Club I. BIXLER, HOWARD E. BLOUGH, DONALD EUGENE The Roaring Twenties 5 Photography Club 4. BONTRAGER, JON EDWARD BONTRAGER, J. RALPH Photography Club 3, 45 Science Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Tennis I5 Rotary 4. BOYER, CLYDE C. BOYTS, NORINE ELOISE BRA Vice-President 35 Student Council 45 Papa Was A Preacher 35 Arsenic And Old Lace 45 Crimson 45 Latin Club I, 2, 3, 45 Sunshine Society I, 2, 3, 45 Sun- shine Honor Society I, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Council for Student Organization 45 Glee Club 25 Choir 3, 4. DFORD, ATTA ELIZABETH Arsenic and Old Lace 45 Sunshine So- ciety I, 2, 3, 45 Sunshine Honor Society 2, 35 Latin Club I, 2, 3, 45 GAA I, 2, 3, 45 Science Club I5 Commercial Club 3, 45 Band I, 2, Choir 2, 3, 4. BREMBECK, CARYL M. BRU BRY BUR Spanish Club 45 Orchestra 35 Alliance High School, Alliance, Ohio I, 2, NK, DORIS MAY Student Council 2, 3, 45 The Roaring Twenties '5 Crimson 45 Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Choir 3, 4. ANT, LORETTA ANN Crimson 45 Latin Club I, 2, 35 FHA 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 GAA 35 National Honor Society 4, K, GEORGE, JR. Crimson 45 Football 3. CARR, SHIRLEY MARLENE Science Club I, CHAMPION, CHARLES KOHLER President 25 Student Council 25 The Roaring Twenties 25 Papa Was A Preacherf' 35 Arsenic and Old Lace 45 Hi-Y I, 2, '3, 45 Science Club 2, 35 Photo- graphy Club I, 25 Latin Club I,42, 35 Council for Student Organization 25 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 45 Euclideans 25 Crimson 45 Rotary 45 Football I, 2, 35 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Choir 25 Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Radio Club 3. COMSTOCK, THELMA IRENE SENIOR DIRECTORY CONTINUED CORPORON, DOUGLAS JAMES ELLIS, CONNIE JEAN Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, The Roaring Twenties 2, Arsenic and Old Lace 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 3, 4, Photography Club 3, Basketball 2, Tennis I, 2, 3, Rotary 4. COSBY, CHARLEE JO Secretary 2, The Roaring Twenties ' 2, Papa Was A Preacher 3, Medicorps 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Commercial Club 3, Sunshine Society I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Sunshine Honor Society I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Girls' Quartet 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. CRIPE, BERNARD D. G Club 3, Basketball I, 2, Cross Country 2, 3. CRIPE, JULIA ANN Sunshine Society 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, GAA 3, Choir 4, Orchestra I, 2. CRIPE, PRISCILLA JANE The Roaring Twenties 2, Crimson 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Sunshine Society I, 2, 3, 4, Medicorps 3, 4, GAA I, 2. CRIPE, RENE B. CRIPE, RONALD RAY G Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Science 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, Wrestling 3, Rotary 4. CU LP, BARBARA ANN Sunshine Society I, 2, Commercial Club 4. DE BIAGGIO, PATRICIA LOUISE Secretary 4, Student Council 2, 3, The Roaring Twenties 2, Papa Was A Preacher 3, Arsenic and Old Lace 4, Crimson 4, Medicorps 4, Student Council 2, 3, Choir 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club I, 2, GAA I, 2, Commercial Club 3, Latin Club I, 2. EDSALL, GEORGE FRANKLIN The Roaring Twenties 2, Photography Club 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 4, FHA 2, 3, Cross Country 3, 4, Tomahawk 3, Track 3, 4. The Roaring Twenties 2, Latin Club I, Sunshine Society I, 2, Medicorps 4, Com- mercial Club 4. ESHELMAN, DAVID R. Central High School, South Bend, ln- diana, I. ESSIG, LARRY RAY G Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, Track 2, Cross Country 2, Choir 3, Rotary 4. FARMWALD, EDMUND DOUGLAS Basketball I, 2, Track I, 2, Crimson 4, Rotary 4, Orchestra I, 2. FARRELL, JANET M. Secretary I, Student Council 2, 3, 4, The Roaring Twenties 2, Glee Club 2, Latin Club I, 2, Sunshine I, 2, Science Club 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, GAA I, 2, 3, Crimson 4, Tomahawk 3, editor 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. FARRINGTON, SUSAN ROBERTA The Roaring Twenties 2, Tomahawk 3, Medicorps 2, 3, Sunshine I, 2, Scribblers 2, 3. FISHER, WAN DA MARILEE Commercial Club 4, FHA I. FRIESEN, HELEN KATHLEEN Crimson 4, Tomahawk 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. FRY, JANET LOUISE Sunshine Society I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Student Council 4, Commercial Club 4, National Honor So- ciety 4. GANGER, DIANE RAE Sunshine Society I, 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Honor Society 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, Medicorps 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, Crimson 4, Science Club I, The Roaring Twenties . GANGER, NANCY MAE Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, EI-I-IOTT, LARRY EUGENE Medicorps 3, 4, Library Club 3. 146 GEE, SENIOR DIRECTORY CONTINUED JUDITH KAY Student Council I, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Crimson 4, Latin Club I, 2, 4, Science Club I, 3, 4, Sunshine Society I, 2, GAA I, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Scribblers 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, Twirler I, 2, 3, The Roaring Twenties GRIFFITHS, SIDNEY CONRAD Photography Club I, 2, 3, 4, Euclideans 4. GROSS, DONAL WILSON Photography Club 2, 3, 4, Euclideans 4, Science Club 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, National Honor Society 4, The Roaring Twenties GUTHRIE, SANDRA JOAN FHA I, 2, 4, GAA 3, Ligonier High School, Ligonier, Indiana, Kendallville High School, Kendallville, Indiana. HAMMAN, NORMAN PAUL HARMON, FREDERICK RUSSELL Football I, Basketball I, Plymouth High School, Plymouth, Indiana, Portage High School, Portage, Michigan. HARRISON, REX GAIL HARTZLER, LARRY D. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 2, 3, 4, Medicorps 4, Crimson 4, Science Club I, Rotary 4, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, The Roaring Twenties HEADLEY, CAROLE JANE Spanish Club I, Sunshine Society. I, 2, GAA 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Medi- corps 4. HOCHSTETLER, OTIS EDWARD HOLDEMAN, WALTER CHARLES Hi-Y 4, Commercial Club 4, Basketball 3, Jefferson High School I HOLDEN, RONALD LEE Student Council 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, G Club 3, 4, Rotary 4. HOSTETLER, DORENE GAA I, 2, 3, Science Club I, 2, 3, Li- brary Club I, 2, 3, 4, Tomahawk 3, The I47 Roaring Twenties HOSTETLER, ROBERT WILLIAM Football 3, Track Manager 3, 4, Cross Country Manager 4, Photography Club 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 2, Crimson 4, The Roaring' Twenties , Arsenic and Old Lace HOTH, LU ANN Student Council I, 3, Sunshine I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, GAA I, 2, Science Club 4, Medicorps 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Honor So- ciety I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Crimson 4, The Roaring Twenties HUFF, SUSAN JANE Sunshine I, 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, The Roaring Twenties HUMMEL, CAROLYN ANN Commercial Club 4, Crimson 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 4 HUTCHINSON, SALLY LOU Sunshine I, 2, Latin Club I, GAA I, 2, Library Club 2, 3, Scribblers 3, 4, Com- mercial Club 3, Crimson 4, Tomahawk 3, 4, Science Club 2, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, The Roaring Twenties INBODY, R. EUGENE G Club 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Rotary 4. JENSEN, DEANN FAY Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Photography Club 3, Sun- shine 3, Crimson 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Medicorps 2, National Honor Society 4. JOHN, CAROL LEE Sergeant-at-arms I, Treasurer 4, Science Club 4, Medicorps 4, Commercial Club 3, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sunshine I, 2, 3, 4, Crimson 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Quartet, The Roaring Twenties . SENIOR DIRECTORY CONTINUED JOHNSON, MAUREEN JANE Latin Club I, 2, Science Club I, 3, Sun- shine Society I, 2, Scribblers 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, Crimson 4, Tomahawk 3, editor 4, Spanish Club 4, Glee Club 2, The Roaring Twenties , National Honor Society 4. KAMINKY, JOHN Vice-president 4, Radio Club 2, 3, Scrib- blers 3, Hi-Y 4, Euclideans 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Crimson 4, Photography Club 2, 3, 4, The Roaring Twenties , Papa Was A Preacher , Rotary 4. KENN EDY, RONALD JAMES Football I, 2, Track I, Tennis 2, Science Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, The Roaring Twenties . KOERNER, DOTTIE Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Crimson 4, Science Club 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Spanish Club 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Sunshine I, 2, 3, Com- mercial Club 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, '.'The Roaring Twenties . KOHER, IRIS AU DEEN FHA I, 2, Scribblers 2, 3, 4, Medicorps 3, 4, Crimson 4, Science Club 4, GAA 3, Spanish Club 2, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, National Honor Society 4. LACEFIELD, MILDRED ANN GAA 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Bristol High School, Bristol, Indiana I, 2. LAMBRIGHT, ESTER MARIE LA RUE, JAN HOWARD Hi-Y I, 2, 4, Science Club 4, Track I, 2, 4, Choir 4, The Roaring Twenties . LEATHERMAN, BILL LEHMAN, CHARLES DWIGHT Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Euclideans 2, 3, 4, Photography 2, 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Crimson 4, Science Club 4, Rotary 4, Council for Student Organizations 4, The Roaring Twent- ies , Papa Was A Preacher , G Club 4, Track I, 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4. LOWER, LULABELLE FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Sunshine I, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Honor Group 2, 3, Li- brary Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. MAI RE, JOHN MARK Basketball I, 2, Football 2, Science Club 4, Track I, 2, Student Council 2, The Roaring Twenties . MC CABE, VIRGINIA HELEN FHA I, 2, 3, Sunshine I, Tomahawk 3, 4, Commercial Club 4. MC DOUGALL, DONALD CAMPBELL II Science Club 4, G Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, Cross Country 2, 3, Latin Club I, 2, Treasurer I, The Roaring Twenties Ro- tary 4. MC INTYRE, WILLIAM ALLAN Football I, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Coun- try 4, G Club 4, The Roaring Twenties MERONEY, MARY ANN GAA 3, 4, FHA 4, Tomahawk 3. MILLER, EVELYN KAY Secretary 3, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Band I, Glee Club 2, Choir 4, The Roaring Twenties , Crim- son 4. MILLER, GARY HAMILTON MILLER, LESTER DEAN Euclideans 3, 4, Elkhart High School, Elkhart, Indiana I, 2. MISHLER, SHERRILL ANN Sunshine I, Latin Club I, 2, 3, Com- mercial Club 3, 4, FHA 4, GAA 3, 4, Band I. MORELAN D, AMY LOUISE Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Photography Club 3, Library Club 3, Sunshine 3, 4. MORGAN, MARIE LOUISE Sergeant-at-arms 2, Student Council I, 3, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Scribblers 3, 4, Medicorps 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, Toma- hawk 3, 4, Crimson 4, Sunshine I, 2, 3, The Roaring Twenties , Papa Was A Preacher , Orchestra I, National Honor Society 4. SENIOR DIRECTORY CONTINUED MU RRAY, PHILLIP WILLIAM Latin Club' I, 2, 3, 4, Scribblers 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Crimson 4, Euclideans 2, 3, 4, Science 4, Radio Club 4, Band I, 2, 3, The Roaring Twenties , National Honor Society 4. MYERS, KAYE DIAN E FHA I, 2, 3, Commercial Club 4, The Roaring Twenties . NELSON, CAROLYN MARGARET Library Club I, Sunshine I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish I, 2, GAA I, 2, 3, Science Club I, 3, 4, Medicorps 2, 3, 4, Crimson 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, The Roaring Twenties . N EUMAN N, DORIS GAYLE Culver City High School, Culver City, California I, 2, 3. NICCUM, PATRICIA KAY Tomahawk 3, 4, FHA I, 2, 3, The Roar- ing Twenties . NICCUM, ROBERT LA MAN Medicorps I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Euclideans 4, G Club 4, Track manager I, 2, Basketball manager 2, 3 4, Football manager 2, 3, 4, Rotary 4, Choir 4. NISLEY, LARRY Football I, 2, 3, 4, G Club 3, 4, Commer- cial Club 4, Rotary 4. NOEL, THOMAS E., III Hi-Y 3, 4, Euclideans 3, 4, Radio Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Photography I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Scribblers 3, 4, Football I, 4, Tennis 2, Cross Coun- try 2, 3, Choir 4, The Roaring Twen- ties , Papa Was A Preacher , Candi- date for West Point. 0'NEILL, 'SHARON Latin Club I, 2, 3, Sunshine I, 2, Science Club I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Scribblers 3, 4, Tomahawk 3, 4, Crimson 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, The Roaring Twenties , Or- chestra 2, 3, 4. ORSTED, ROBERT ANDREW OSWALD, RONNIE RICHARD PATTON, ALLEN JAMES Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball I, G Club 4. PAYNE, PHILLIP E. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Photograph Club 4, Radio Club 4, The Roaring Twenties , Band I PHILLIPS, JACQUELIN E GAY Library Club I, 2, Science Club 3, Toma- hawk 3, 4, CeditorI, Sunshine I, Photo- graphy 3, Medicorps 3, Scribblers 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, The Roaring Twen- ties . PLAUT, DAVID S. Student Council I, 2, 3, Rotary 4, Eucli- deans 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, Crim- son 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, The Roaring Twenties , Arsenic and Old Lace . PRINGLE, DAVID L. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, Stu- dent -Council 3, Wrestling 3, Track I, 2, 3, 4, G. Club 3, 4, Rotary 4. PRONGER, ROSE LYNNE RABER, GERALD EDWARD Hi-Y 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, Choir 4. RANKIN, KAREN KAY Student Council 3, Science Club 2, 4, Commercial Club 4, Sunshine I, Latin Club I, 2, Medicorps 4, GAA I, 2, 3, Crimson 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Choir I, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety 4, The Roaring Twenties , Papa Was A Preacher . REED, KAREN KAY GAA 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Crimson 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Photography 2, 3, The Roaring Twenties RINK, GLORIA JEAN FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Tomahawk 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, GAA 3, 4. RISSER, ELDON DEAN Hi-Y 4, Science Club 4, Commercial Club 4. SENIOR DIRECTORY CONTINUED RISSER, JERRY LEE Science Club 4, Latin Club I, 2, Student Council 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Rotary 4, The Roaring Twenties , Papa Was A Preacher . ROCKENBAUGH, NORMA JEAN Sunshine Society I, 2, 3, Latin Club I, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, GAA 3, Na- tional Honor Society 4, Choir I, 2, 3,4, Crimson 4, Orchestra I, 2, 4, The Roar- ing Twenties , ROOKSTOOL, ELIZABETH ELLEN GAA 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. ROTH, DORIS JANE Sergeant-at-arms 4, Sunshine Society I, Tomahawk 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, The Roaring Twenties RULE, PHILLIPS R. Sergeant-at-arms 4, Science Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 4, Radio Club 4, Photo- graphy Club 2, 4, Euclidians 2, 4, Foot- ball 2, Track 3, National Honor Society 4, The Roaring Twenties , Arsenic and Old Lace SAAL, FRED EARL Football I, 2, 3, 4, G Club 3, 4, Photo- graphy Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 4, Science Club 4, The Roaring Twenties SHROCK, MARCIA ANN Scribblers 2, Medicorps 4, Choir 4. SCOTT, LAN NY LEE Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, The Roaring Twenties , Choir 2, 3, 4. ' SHAN D, JANET LOUISE Sunshine Society 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, Lees- burg High School, Leesburg, Indiana I, 2. SHANKLIN, JOHN WILLIAM Photograph Club I, Euclidians 4, Science Club 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Ro- tary 4. SHERMAN, ROBERT DEAN Treasurer 3, Student Council 2, Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, Euclideans 4, G Club 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. SIMMONS, WILBUR ARTHER, JR. Wrestling 3. STAHLY, JERALYN ROSE FHA 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4. STAUFFER, CHARLES RAYMOND STOUDER, BARBARA JEAN FHA I, 2. STRAUB, CHARLES STEPHEN President I, Student Council I, 2, 3, La- tin Club I, 2, 3, Photography Club I, 2, G Club 3, 4, Rotary 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Euclidians 4, Arsenic and Old Lace STRINGFELLOW, DARLENE JO Latin Club I, FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Society I, Commercial Club 3, 4, GAA 3, 4. STROMAN, PATRICIA SUE Sergeant-at-arms 3, Medicorps 2, 4, Crimson 4, Sunshine I, 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Commercial Club 3, GAA 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Twirler 2, 3, 4, The Roaring Twen- ties . STUMP, DANIEL RAY Hi-Y 3, 4, Photography Club 4, G Club 3, 4, Football I, 2, Cross Country 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3,4, The Roar- ing Twenties , Arsenic and Old Lace . SUTTON, PERRY LEW SWART, PATRICIA SUE Student Council I, Crimson 4, Commer- cial Club 3, Sunshine I, 2, 3, 4, Sunshine Honor Group 4, GAA 2, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, The Roar- ing Twenties , Papa Was .A Preacher . SWARTZENDRUBER, SHIRLEY ANN FHA 3, 4, Spanish Club I. SWIHART, JOE BILL President 3, Student Council 3, 4, Coun- cil for Student Organizations 3, Football I, 2,.3, Basketball I, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Euclideans 2, 3, Radio Club 4, Choir 3, 4, Rotory 4, The Roaring Twenties , Arsenic and Old Lace . SENIOR DIRECTORY CONTINUED SWOVELAND, JERRY LA MAR Football I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, G Club 4. TICE, PEGGY SUE Sunshine I, 2, Latin Club I, Commercial Club 3, 4, Band I, 2, Choir 3, 4. TOMLONSON, WANETA SUE GAA 3, 4, FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Sunshine So- ciety I, 2, Commercial Club 4. TROYER, MILTON KAY Football 4, Kinross Consolidated School, Kinross, Iowa I, 2, 3. VANDER MAAS, NANCY CAROLEE FHA I, 2, Sunshine Society I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4. VON NATHUSIUS, ULRICH Cross Country 4, Hi-Y 4, Rotary 4, Ar- senic and Old Lace , Felix-Klein-Ober- schule, Gohinger, Germany I, 2, 3. WAGNER, BARBARA ANN Commercial Club 3, 4. WANTZ, MARY ANNE FHA I, 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, Photography Club 3, 4, Library Club 4, Medicorps 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4. WASHBURN, HOWARD D. WEAVER, W. DAVID Sergeant-at-arms 3, Student Cpuncil I, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Photography Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Radio Club 4, Eucli- dians 4, Hi-Y 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 3, 4, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Rotary 4, Arsenic and Old Lace . WEDDELL, JAMES MICHAEL President 4, Student Council 4, Council for Student Organizations 4, Track I, Hi- Y I, 2, 3, 4, Euclidians 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Scribblers 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Rotary 4, Orchestra 3, The Roaring Twenties , Papa Was A Preacher ' Arsenic and Old Lace . WEILAND, SHIRLEY JO ANNE FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Comercial Club 3. WHEELER, SANDRA KAY Commercial Club 3, 4, Library Club I, 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, Sunshine I, 2. WIDMEYER, MYRNA Commercial Club 3, 4, Medicorps 3, 4, Sunshine Society 3, Tomahawk 2, Science Club 4, FHA I, The Roaring Twenties WILLIG, DAVID L. Photography I, 4, Radio Club 2, Foot- ball 3. WIXON, WILLIAM Hi-Y 2, 4, Latin Club 2, Science Club 2, Leons Township High School, Lagrange, Indiana I, Thornton Township High School, Harvey, Illinois 3. YODER, JOAN RAE GAA 3, 4, FHA I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Sunshine Society I, Commercial Club 3, 4. YODER, ROBERT DAVID, JR. 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