Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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5 ,w X ,. u 1. , A fiilll n..w fmll. J Ellen Peterson, left, and Vicki Goodenough, kneeling in front, and Beverly Butler, Jennifer Hoogenboom, Becky Inebnit, and Meredith Rumsey, dressed as Hawaiian native girls, welcomed the Prom guests. Blue Hawaii ,B Y 1 Gary Claybaugh, Mary .lane Bixler, Richard Bartow, and Kathy Tom Rankin, .lane Rarnsby, Nan Schnoebelen, and Ron Miller are Wasson are looking at a fountain, one of the unusual and beauti- seen admiring one of the special-built Hawaiian huts. ful decorations seen at the Prom. 9 - f.1 A ' 4

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The night of May 3, 1963, was an exciting one for students of GHS, as many were preparing to attend the Junior-Senior class Prom. The setting was one of beautiful blue Hawaii in the gym decorated with palm trees, grass huts, a volcano, and a fountain. Juniors and seniors danced till dawn to the music of Bob Ball's band from Elkhart and enjoyed delicious Ha- waiian food. Mrs. Leland Yoder, who lived in Hawaii, helped to make this authentic food possible. Randy Saal, high school basketball star, and Marilyn Marquis, queen of the Goshen Relays, were crowned king and queen of the Prom. Class sponsors who helped chaperone were Miss Lois Kyler, Miss Janet Whitelock, Mr. Harold Kastner, and Mr. Ralph Peterson. Sherry Milam presents a special lei to Mrs. Leland Yoder who lived in Hawaii and who spent many hours assisting in planning activities and decorations for the Prom this year. An Evening In Gary Claybaugh, right, president of the junior class, and Mary .lane Bixler, left, crown Randy Saal and Marilyn Marquis, king and queen of the GHS Junior-Senior Prom. f g. K Diann Paul and her escort, Joe Dervin, and Jan Westfall with Rob Leveno enter into the land of Blue Hawaii, the theme of this year's Prom. 3 g.

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The E. Burdette Hoke family is shown .in their home at 4-21 East Waverly Street, Goshen, on Christ- mas Day. Playing chess are Ron, a sophomore at GHS and Steve, a sophomore at Manchester College. Mollie, an 8th grader at Elkhart Township Junior-High, is looking on. Seated beside her father is Susan, a first-year nurse's training student at Memorial Hos- pital, South Bend. Relaxing on Mrs. Hoke's lap is Fluffy, the family pet. Mr. Hoke has taught in the Goshen schools for seventeen years. Many students know him as their Driver Education teacher. Other subjects which he has taught are Citizenship and World History. ,f ,, f