Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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ALL THE WORLD S This famous quotation from Shakespeare paraphrases our production which takes place in the familiar and crowded halls and class- rooms of Goshen High School during the school year of 1957 to 1958. Our scenes are varied, ranging from school clubs, sports, music, and other activities to our all-important classrooms. Although there are many outside activities which we enjoy, we know that the real purpose for our being here is what we gain from the classrooms. We can get a full measure of the fundamentals - reading, writing, and arith- metic - here at Goshen High School. English classes, which are essential for fresh- men, sophomores, and juniors, intermingle stories, essays, and poetry with grammar drill and theme writing. Seniors may take college preparatory English with intensive drill in English grammar and a required research theme. The math program ranges from a general course for those who enjoy working with Figures to trig and other advanced courses for the potential engineers. Besides the fundamental subjects there are many other important courses which high school students study before graduating. Some of' these include science, where we work in the lab and study the make-up of life, history, which deals with ancient history as well as current events, foreign languages, which enable us to speak a different language, and business courses, which help us to become more effi- cient. There are also many vocational courses such as home economics, agriculture, and auto mechanics. A glimpse at many of these scenes will start our production going as we present a review of the year 1957 to 1958.

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A DALL THE A D OUR PRODUCER The producer of our production is our principal, Mr. Thomas Starr. As pro- ducer he guides us and our show through four successful years at Goshen High School. He helps us with decisions that have to be made and responsibilities that we have to assume. He also keeps us aware of the opportunities and advantages that our school has to offer toward better education. OUR DIRECTORS The directors of our show are our teach- ers. They help us to broaden our general knowledge and to prepare for some voca- tion or college. When we seek advice, they are always ready to help us with any prob- lems. As directors our teachers also assist us in our extracurricular activities. Many are sponsors for classes, and others are sponsors for clubs. They attend our art and musical programs, our plays, our games, and our meetings. Through the years in Goshen High School, they are responsible for our activities and fun as well as our education.