Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT PROVIDE l The violin section of the G.H.S. orchestra practices a difficult piece while trying to keep one eye on the music and the other on the director. Our own Mr. Brinklow ftril-:cs up the band for a rousing march G.H.5. drum major Dave Hartzler has proved that a lot of prac- tluring a C.H.S. football ganw. UCP makes a good drum major.

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Noon! Hungry students race to the first floor to shove their way into the cafeteria line. Budging and going under the rope, al- though illegal, are much in practice. Most C.H.S. students go home for lunch. The school parking lot is a mighty busy place at noon. Cars sail on and off the campus as students rush for home and food. F MILIAR CE ES Other students bring their own lunch to school. Study hall 214 is set aside as a dining hall for them. The latest gossip is indulged in by some students while others try to catch up on schoolwork.