Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1971 volume:

wwrww -.-Q11 Mi fi WNW v QL Ji HS I lIU .ij ll lvlivwlwl W Lf I H L W 5 V 1 in Yqfir,-Q S...-rl! UU W I L ff ,iz 'EH LEARNING T i- ivr - Lib? 'Q 'Mraz- a-0l ' X LIVE CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE ......... 4 ORGANIZATIONS ...... 54 CLASSES. . . . . . 94 SPORTS ...I46 ADS . . . . . . 172 HOMECOMING FEQTIVITIEQ HIGHLIGHTED BN Climaxing Spirit Week was the crowning of Homecoming candidate Cindy Bryant during the halftime festivities at the Culver Military-Goshen football game. During Spirit Week, a contest was held between the three classes. The best decorated hall which displayed the most school spirit was awarded the spirit stick by the cheerleaders. The cheerleaders received this stick during cheer- leading camp last summer because they had shown the most enthusiasm and spirit. This stick was presented to the Senior class. Among the decorations were caricatures of the team members, artwork, and streamer designs. The Court, pictured left to right, are Lee Ganger, Rick Zellers, Judy Garber, Kenn Moreland, Elaine Beer, Dennis Mathews, Queen Cindy Bryant, Mike Brill, Loraine Bail, Tony Weirich, Jane Mitchell, John Westfall, Sue Ainlay, and Jeff Rasley. .4414 fi- 'kb L ,av- Kris Keil, John Mitchell, Jane Yoder, and Steve Johnson Ore seen on the Senior floor which was named the best decorat- 5, -. 7 5 f J l ' R ' gs? V52 2 I ,NJ 1 . it tl Yrf 'ip W 1 1 5' 2 P4 . T . '9 1 1 Q 'Q cv 'Q: IV ,z ,ff Q if Z4 ..--r-- -fa . 4 5' '- z X: QJFTAI ' A L - ',Q'75'i'.,. I L f f-gig.3Q-.isfj 13 . , . .gf3:'2ie:Qg ' f 1 -f' ,Y KB -- - ' - f'mf-. ,-E95 1 . q . :- x . v 'Q K I ef-NL 'A Q fs: 's Xu N Moriho McCally IS shown ln one of her poses dur mg the iumor play She played the role of Conch: n 7-Ctr.. Ihr 4 , V lf, 5 '7fTf ff2 , Lg-'1 , . 9 x . - rf F ' S .lr 4 If A Man Answers was the name of the iunior class play which was presented in the high school auditorium on November 21, at 8 p.m. Pictured above are Rin Curtis, Chantal, Brad Strycker, photographer, and Susan Ainlay, Belladonna. This was a scene in the play where Chantal fRin Curtis, was not too happy about Europa being with the photographer. fl 'C -1 ' t i i,, X v 1 I - l i IF A MAN ANSWERS lf a Man Answers is a play about a girl named Chantal Stacy who is obsessed with a desire to find a husband. She finally finds her perfect mate and is happily married. Soon after her marriage, however, his love-life sours when she finds her new husband, who is a photographer, surrounded by his beautiful models. Chantal then turns to her mother for some unusual and hilarious advice. The cast consisted of the following charac- ters: Rin Curtis, Chantal, Kathy Martin, Ger- maine Stacy, Randy Troyer, John Stacy, Kathy Massonari, Tina Brooks, Pat Longardner, Miss Kaye, Tom Metzger, Mr. Chadwick, Brad Strycker, Gene Wright, Martha McCally, Con- chita, Nancy Long, Salome, Susan Ainlay, Belladonne, Carol Johnson, Europa, Mary De- vine, Flowershop Clerk, Ronda Hochstetler, Grace, Mary Ellen Myers, Eleanor, Bruce Kreider, Robert Swan, Mark Kercher, James, Jim Peck, Bill, and Joe Fretz, Tom. Marcia Yost was the Assistant Director and Mrs. Ja- cobson was the Director. 4-gi MARY WEILAND ELECTED SWEETHEART QUEEN Mary Wetland was elected queen of the aoshen Hugh School Sweetheart Dance fol lowung the Goshen East Noble basketball game on February l3 l97l Her escort was Joe Fretz Each year the Sweetheart Queen ns selected from one of fave sophomore candldates who thus year were Erika Alrbek Lee Ganger Colleen Schwab Jer: Lynn Yoder and Mary Wetland Jumor Nancy Long and Semor Dnxae Watson were the attendants The queen electron was held durmg the frrst part of the dance Mary Gunden and Deb Lewallen were dance co chaurmen and musuc was played by the Manx Jeff Rasley and Susan Amlay enloy the music of Manx Sweetheart Queen Mary Wetland rs crowned by last year s queen Nma Ackerson as her escort Joe Fretz and candndotes Jer: Lynn Yoder and Colleen Schwab look on Escorts are Bob Shelune and Jerry Culp I -Q . , . . l I I I I , . ' I - tt -1 X - - - .t .. 1. l ' L ' a I 47. I' i . - t t ri - L Q. e l f T- . I l . - li' - . -'ffl f5 -1. , - if ,- ' - . 11,1 ..: -'Q 1 --f ' L u . 'fr ' , v - ':- ,. . . , . . . --4. ,wx -,-b-. V - . , -nur, l i a 4 I sr, Af , -v 351 Q . J n ,.l 01' 'ut 5. 1 - ., Y - Y' Vg! 4 v 'I i ffl V. ,Q ' ' ll-I' 414 Q' 9-f ,y MUCH WORK 2411 , X 5 S. I ' ,f A-W' ' M 1 Karen Martin and Terry Snyder smile as though they are enioying themselves at the prom. Many Juniors worked hard at making the prom a success. 2 ldv 1-01.4 lf . A 'ffffriii i' ',.2-su? M 4. -.vu Y ., r -. 4- lrlll' The Beechwood Farm provided the music for the prom on the band stand decorated in red, white and blue crepe paper. .544 'i Z' dd T . Q3 r 4 1, J, , -1 H115 t 513- ' 'lf' 'EZ . ' V ' W GOES INTO '71 PROM si -3X ,- f D X mini O, lf, .1 If N., df' , ff- -r' E H ' ,fs 7111, -bv 4 't ii? H C I 1 ,ht John Nafzinger and Cathy French work hard to make this yeor's prom o good one. The Gas Light Era theme was carried out by replicas of country store fronts. GRCC WY Cl 1 Q.q Q Q. 0 l 4 :J N c' C' I 'Q '.,,.. 0'4' 0 1 ,1 lg 4 pf. 0 T WALK FDR HUNGER PROVED TO BE A BIG SUCCESS , . -'Ang ' J . 'wx A ,kr f -.-5 f ,M .,,,- X .1- . ,Q.x.'..xf -'-,,. .wfbif t -Q Rest was necessary to prevent collapse. Walkers were instructed to collect trash along the route by the Ecol- .lon Hess ond Mory Weilond enioy the refreshments provided along the route ogy committee. I2 11 if-fkws-4 I V. . I W m dxf? ' 1 if an L ,- n,,-,: 17.5 L .'.x, ffm!!- ! . . x W- -u F ff, 1' . 'f,- , A? r- C' . . ',F:. f 5 - 'lk-Q J fb . P A ' f' 1 g! i 5 L -I .,v BAND CELEBRATE9 50th YEAR The special 50th anniversary Goshen High School band con- cert was attended by about 1,500 persons May 14, 1971. Among those in attendance were 12 of the 17 living members of the first GHS band in 1920-1921 school year. Former direc- tor R. A. Brinklow was introduced and directed one number and Noble Brown, brother of the late Cecil Brown, first conductor, also was introduced. Mary Smucker received the John Philip Sousa Award and Mary Yost received the first Max Williams Jazz Award. Director Robert Sharpe named Principal John G. Johnson, Superintendent Charles E. Fields, and David Williams, R. A. Brinklow and Joseph Erskine as honorary band members. Mr. Plank instructs the band in the warm-ups before the concert. 1 . -.4 ,if cf.-H '- Q Everyone had to put forth his best effort to present a good concert The audience and the band stood for the Star Spangled Banner. hush p...- QW- I! 11 I -It I A ,-fd Al rv An . X v ,. ' 'nn 1 ffupwlgg , 'iff' 4 xmas: unmmmuqxu --.apo-4-v ' rw' r- -www' -' U ,I .,.r, 'df 1' N -- - -,,,-! Q N . at . , sa vaaQ:..M A I 3 'Ha' ' -'J Y - - 5.4-': 1- I , -.A -,-. A was 3,3 Joe Liechty hands Mike Yoder the baton during one of the events of the Goshen Relays on April 17. xx X I 4? w ' , . . ,, XX ,v' .1 . 4, 1 I 1 634' A 1 4: x 'gk ,X . ff 1 1x0 ' X . sb, lfofl 'F 9 - -X -- - S 1 I . l ': X I ,ha , att., . A' ll! If ' ff,,'7f , ,, V Qi! ' lr . -W-.9 4 ' E 'Sw T ,- ' u. 1 t ' ,Q , . 5. 475 37' 1 r.. 7 . s, I dh- ' x 1. '. xxx Nxxxx 0 1-v'q'm O QQ , 'xxxxxlxys O X O ' ,J .111 . Vicki Long presents a Jimtown Trackster his trophy. Righl: Falling is an important part of high jumping. If any doubt, ask Wes Day. L 421'- STEVE HARRIS i 'Q-, 8.4! ILL -, W . ELAINE BEER 'S r ' if, . 'n .-4 I SALLY ELDER .... ,,, 1 s,,.a LYLE PESTOW 1 8 25 'L VICKI HOWK l '1 ly! F .. ...,.. ff2' H' 1' 4 I 1 - n '2 fa -I 9 ,'Qf S x' Q ' 2, nb I .4:, ' Av. ,-. YM' ,,. . K.. f . We ffg. A N 'Jlllf I iii. N - in of 4 Y Vx 6 1 I ' 1 Q Q il .f 69, amd'-U-ll HOOSIER HYQTERIA Great players . . . have the poise and grace of outstanding ballet dancers. The game is one that requires balance, co- ordination, speedy reactions. lt tempts every normal young boy because it does not require great physical strength, but mental stability and courage. The player must be in superb physical shape to have the endurance the game de- mands. lt also demands unselfish co- operation, it provides valuable training, mental and physical. Word Lambert Qlllllllllll -.,,, ,, I- , 0. Q 4-. ,...--- , ., ,H -4 MF...-1 ! ',4..-0- '.'., 'Q'-rn.. ,...-ov ,..s.-- ' ' J ,4-44 -,Au . ,..a f ' I 3-,.,-1' ,4-fl ' l , ef O .g. v Q -o I.g.' I '.Q xsg. - O Og' 000- . 0o.,' . goo .Oi- x., oo,s' f' Q. 0060 ' I 'o O 0 4 ' , Q 0 -, 4 Y 43,,'K I . il I . 1 'QA' f' , J L ,il -,--F f o 5'-Ar' ,J n I Y . , 4 . 4' +, 1 Q I A ACTION The actions of men are like the index of a book they point out what is most remarkable in them David Thomas Bill Allen, Goshen's number three player. is shown in action during one of his matches. l X Yi! hxkllklkll M x lk R X, -1 1 ,A x lkllktxkxk , Xxx T- 'X Axle. sl 1 x ,xx -xl KX J- X R x kg I lk ANI A K ik K K l X 1 1 1 k 1 I . V .X .Al ,, 3 , 'Adef T I ir' . 1 2 1 X V ? 1 Galen Hershberger and his opponent were caught framed by the referee's legs during the GHS wrestling tournament in December. Wawasee won the tournament over Ft. Wayne North Side. I ,ffl Action plus is shown in this scene during a GAA volleyball game against Northridge High School. Pictured, left to right are Becky Cook, Lynn Hostetler, Dave Myers is improving his baifing average in math class Adnan of ihls nature conhnued unhl the mathemahcal probabahty of being caught was figured our by one of ihe other players - 1-1' .1 vs-' 7 'si-:,. '. - .112-'Vg' - J .. 14,gf2,4' -f gm.. L . I 7 C , ,255 ,ti ---Jn : F, gn-' 55' ' , g, 'A 'W-7 Q 1 KV- , ,rf-1-.54, V .2 I' - Qi.: :bb -1, i- A mr-:.', Q.. .. f ' :1,, c., '. i x' '?13'.:af- wx'-:Q J-Dia! f. f 1:1 1 if: a. ni Lg,k.:f.i,1'leriT g,'Qjy :' ' . '3' '7.r.-'C2 r '. 7'- '-fx 1-' :. -.'v,a1. 'lik-ge -i f 1. f- ' -dw'-'..f-P ea- q 1 rTl 1' r iw? ' - flgski A . YN, . 5. . .-,wif , 1' ar . ,,?g,- .2 1,5-g5fz Q4 '9'1 if :- ,,., -I .- - . , .,.. . .-,,.,r M - .wrweff 1-15.-f gg zj, ..,' . .V f Mgf-S391-'fn . , Aw . 4 A9 .4 .Aj Above: Linda Chapman and Judy Ogle seem to be enioying each others' company. Right: Ain't he cute?! Mark Botts seems to be concentrating on an intramural basketball game. 26 M0009 Learn as if you -were to live forever, live as if you were to die tomorrow. Anonymous Q . 'J D 2-3 5 'H .- 4. . 'fix .l .gy '--' - I I K il 51-'qt ' A ','. ilaayl. .1 7,-5' , 17. any '-f fa' 1 ,, X, -1 I-1 rr i 1 ,..,, 1 -,5,'1'1 - iff: l'e'E?' ll' y , Q-S-, 'rw cf' -Q K 0'.uw S 0, o 0, or 05' , 7'e,n K' I Q O 'l'..o.ol.' .Ko 'fn o k'. 0 r'-x. Jolene Bates is shown announcing the nexl acl. Below: Observing the action are sponsors Mrs. Allen and Miss Schrag. ' ,J X MR HANEY MR ALLYN MRS. ALLEN ' x MR. CARTWRIGHT ' Q 'ht i. MRS JOHNSON COSGROVE MISS CAMERON MR SNYDER MISS GERMAINE MRS JACOBSON MR DOBA ,QQ on-T - ,-' ' .fqs,'9urg,c THE FIFTH SEASON --'l 1 I DENNIS RUMFELT - Director Led by director Dennis Rumfelt, the Fifth Season was formed on August l2, 1969. The group con- tinued to change and im- prove with each service. The idea to travel to Washington, D. C. came during a trip to Richmond, Ind. The trip to Washing- ton became a reality in August of last year and many new friendships and experiences were ac- quired. The second year of the group began with the adding of 17 new members. The group has continued to grow and has a bright future in the service of God. 'YY 4-m ,..- , .,., Q. ng , Q., 4.9. , Children are an important port of a Fifth Season service. Wendy Wogomon is shown fgp: The Fiffh Season gave o service at EGSTCYH MGHHOUIYB College dUf '9 The with an unidentified little girl. Washington trip. Below: Jane Yoder and Steve Johnson are shown after the ser vice at the First Presbyterian Church. 33 3 S44-6 1 Siudenis give up worm oufumn evenings to back the team at xx , , r X . x V ! if ,g 'Q Q i ' X1 Left: Walking home from school becomes o necessity even on rainy days. l Season of Mist and Mellow Fruitfulness John Keats 1.2 ,X 1 '54- u - , ' . l 4 , , lf' 'V , Q l I x if J' Ill! l. .. I X. 3 l llf ' During the fall, outdoor sports rise to new heights. Right: The cheerleaders decorate fan buses to raise spirit for football games. SECOND ANNUAL ART EXHIBIT N -9 'P ff ei 'Xi I an l 3141452 ' , w QW J I kxs . .27 X Q Ib 9.4 I I I 5 fi Il me I 1 , ri ' Great talent has been discovered as shown by these oil paintings. I I! .,, .,.,,,, Above: Julie Smith admires the art display. Left: Robin Bontrager shows her interest in crafts. +- HERE COMES THE PARADE f wail Q . r 1 viii' 'Q so X r 1 1.1 f 252 i gig ' 1 1553 if II ' f 4: 'Q it 4' ' I f : ' , . 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J 1 I , 'Hi .42 uv -' '41 4:1- I , 3' - 1 .I 1 JUNE MILLER -I fl- Adhd Y i Qi qi l fi el I ll H33 l 1 Shelly Shaffer wears one of the new styles of the year, hot pants. 'am f 4 'V i V r I 5 'Q Y s li A, Q is MJ Mustaches are now legal with no dress code, as Dennis Mathews displays. Right: Self expression is shown by Jim Fretz's naturally curly hair. Jesus Christ Super Star - Album of the year 419 'ati NE . PowEnFuL FORMULA giant V . lranle Illlll We H HITE Dlllluling AEAQSQ Euro , , Susan Ainlay reminds us that long hair is still popular. Ecology plays a big part in GHS this year. 3 8 fi: - Wure rlmmed glasses suddenly became in seen by Kathy Lantz. A lot of girls wish they could wear hot pants as well as Martha McCaIIy. N. -. s Q 'Nav X , . N610 fc' .JQ 3 s The most important method of education always has consisted of that in which the pupil was urged to actual performance. Albert Einstein ii: I .V 5 -l-7, 4 1- E' Qian- J-J f si 1 -3 41.1 N Among the students dedicating the Kim Hartzler Memorial are Kim's father, Rev. Robert Hartzler, Kim's Grandmother and Rev. J. H. Fretz, who gave the address. 'V' 'I- JQ X f : '2 .5 3 ri f K4-f Gary Stewart and Joel Yoder helped Mrs. Dwyer plant a small magnolia tree in the courtyard between the pool and the High school building this spring. Ill Klffl NHT THE CL I , W X L . A ' I A 1 Mill Pa f Q..gg.-ery. .-Q.: .nz ag..- I l 4 I fn u gn - . , A I ,grgaisd 1 F Q f 'D 1 1 il L M L? N r 'N ' ' fb. A-AN fb X Yi-1 P . '1' W '-lm s, 1 '-Y? 1 X n 1 , s QQ. I I x ku vii, XA J' N: ft 'vi VR, b ,HQ YV., .RQ ,r- 1 .- , N, -- f , I rg. Q .n ix 1,7-P, Txx K! iiffu -R ',' v ax ' 'Z '-'N CLASS DAY Literary Club s Award Libby Webster Trl Kappa Scholarship Judy Garber Rotary Club Award Stan Yoder Phend Memorial Award Nelson Martun Class of 1936 Memorial Award Nelson Martin G C Murphy Foundation Scholarship Jlm Hester Goshen General Hospital Auxiliary Award Becky Korenstra Earl Arnold Memorial Award Nelson Martin American Legion Noble Croop Award Karen Kehr Exchange Club Scholarship Sharon Mast Women s Club Art Award Anna Smedzwlck Ps: Iota Xl Award Make O Neill and Stan Yoder Elrzabeth Fuson Scholarship Mike O Nenll Elks Scholarship .... . . . . ........... Doretta Wiegand Elks Athletic Award Dennls Mathews Athletic Scholastic Awards John Westfall Dennis Mathews Menno Simons Scholarship . . Mary Smucker Laura Kmdig Scholarshlp Km Ken Dennis Mathews proudly shows his athletic awards. Joyce Nymeyer W- - ll Sharon Mast, salutatorian of the graduating class, receives her diploma. ' ,-Q t,,,J,LI1 M55 ur s ., -3 'aj A T I 'S' ' '4-.. fr rv :Ei - , . 'V+ , 5.8. by X -snh-.N -Q. ,ii h xi! S : -,, Q AI 4 , ' 'u.-w-Ns'--in-N' X ll I 1 .4 O ' 'iss Yw,.z-11: . bb , - 0 ' ' v. 'K f v i-5 - fr ,S 1. hs, 4 ' wi' .J-s L Tony Weirich, Voledictorian of the graduating class, tells the class that it is time for change. Stan Yoder is shown receiving the Psi Iota Xi Award. -Y-74-gi '-' fr ILIMSS UF 71 S F Z ,- Mike O'NeiiI, Orator of graduating class, smiles as he receives X his diploma. 51 . wi, it g'.f'l' L., VA ! 's' ,lv L.J . gi 5 Kee, warg B 4 T 5 ! ,' ' ' 'Self 'Y 1 Q Yklv- F.. f-,..?A Niki' N.. - A, 1 - ' .01 1' M - a.- A f , .,,,,.- 42.5 ff--.1 If ..-.w 5' 3. xi 1- mm' 27-1 r X . te: A D go if lx .An Il I' Q, . ' Y , 4 , , 'Q .,..-T 3 A ' fix' ' s , W- S 6 . lst, , K i.-A ' ,.. S vt 3 -Q- x J V X -'V 'x 1 1 - - Q xl D 521 ' ' 1 E -,cr 8 3 F if K 0 Af? -mi., v s , 1 Q' Q. A X K Y If Y 'Y-s N A! x. VN l '. -Aux' X ' , .. 'L .iii I if . V5 Q ,H 5 4' CSQSOUGGS as Gi? .1- .4 b 5. ,- -N 5 A-xfrfx ,W 6 Q- fs .,, fn Q... ,J-n ',, ,1 I I Ca QQ First Semester Student Government members are front row, left to right: Ted Young, Susan Ainlay, Judy Gardner, Terry Hoffman, Nina Ackerson, Lisa Weiland, Sue Rider, Deb Baker, Wayne Hershberger, and Tom Payne. Row two: Bob Schrack, Terri Whitehead, Lee Ganger, Erika Ale- bec, Carol Johnson, Sharon Browning, Margie Yoder, Martha McCally, Wendy Hostetler, Anna Smedzwick, Claudia Campbell, and Evan St. Ger- main. Row three: Tom Yoder, Gary Penland, Karl Yoder, Bob Beeson, Don Berkey, Lyle Pestow, Frank Deveau, Jeff Rasley, Melissa Milbourn, Phyllis Harshberger, Jackie Dresler, Joan Hoogen- boom, Phil Sibal, and Denise Vance. Row four: Dave Troup, Mr. Mathews, Jim Jessup, Dick Kit- son, Joe Fretz, Eric Gunderson, Mike Swihart, Randy Troyer, Stan Yoder, Eric Schertz, Steve Keim, Dave Hess, and Jim Lind. The entire student body became involved during the Charles King assembly program. f km -s,., A I A' N . i- ,r ,,.,x-A' L 6 s O 1 ,P 5. ig 6 l v o f FTA STUDENT GOVERNMENT Second Semester Student Government members are, left to right, first row: Libby Webster, Lee Ganger, Sharon Browning, Terri Whitehead, Linda Chapman, Martha McCaIly, Phyllis Harsh- berger, Claudia Campbell, and Jean Timmons. Row two: Dave Hess, Bob Beeson, Dick Kitson, ' I I 1 . 1 'W IIL1. -4-n t V., h, u lu . V Ventriloquist Cliff Guest was a hit with the GHS student body. WORKS FOR IMPROVEMENT OF SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY Karl Yoder, Greg Gaffer, Joe Fretz, Don Berkey, Margie Yoder, Deb Baker, Judy Gardner, Vicki Hawk, and Gary Kehr. Row three: Ted Young, John Reinich, Lindell Holcomb, Susan Ainlay, Mel- ody Jones, Bob Shrock, Kenn Moreland, Steve Jennette, Nina Ackerson, and Nancy Long. Row four: Terry Hoffman, Mrf Mathews, Stan Yoder, Frank Deveau, John Westfall, Mark Kercher, Jeff Rasley, Steve Keim, Eric Schertz, Gary Penland, and Lyle Pestow. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Duties such as promoting school spir- it, governing specific student activities, and establishing a mutual under- standing between students and faculty are the goals of the GHS Student Gov- ernment. It is composed of representa- tives who are elected in all first period classes at the beginning of each semes- ter. A constant move toward improve- ment and better communications was promoted through convocations such as: student exchanges with other schools, a community Walk for Hunger Plan and Environment Action, and working toward a new student lounge. Officers are Terry Hoffman, presi- dent, Susan Ainlay, vice-president, Judy Gardner, secretary, Ted Young, treasur- er, Nina Ackerson, public relation, and Mr. Mathews, sponsor. ' .fu gs Y N f if Discussing Crimson plans are, beginning clockwise, Mr. Snyder, Lynn McKibbin, Patti Loy, Denise Vance, Kathy Hawks, i Julie Smith, Jan Cregier, Sue Hendricks, Sharon Browning, Pat Hendricks, and Vickie Howk. Sue Hendricks was the editor f- 7' Crimson staff members Sue Hendricks, Lynn McKibbin, Mary Beth Duntley, and Sharon Browning spent many hours preparing 58 sg Here she is shown working on one ofthe 192 pages which the new 9 l2 book contains. CRIMSON The 1971 Crimson emphasizes change, The yearbook size is larger, now being nine inches by twelve inches with additional color in the opening 16 pages. A new format was used this year with a new student life section and no posed classroom pictures used. The texture of the paper was also changed to new grain. There was also a complete overhauling of advertising pages. Stu- dent photographers took all pictures ex- cept formal Senior, Junior, and Sopho- more pictures. Students contributing to this book are Sue Hendricks, Editor-in- Chief, Jan Cregier, and Cindy Bryant, Co-Student Life Editors, Lynn McKibbin, Organizations Editor, Karen Martin and Kris Keil, Co-Senior Editors, Sharon Browning and Mary Beth Duntley, Co- Sophomore Editors, Gary Kehr, Bob Cunningham, and Cliff Lind, Photogra- phers, Gary Kehr, Advertising Editor, Jan Yoder, Advertising Manager, Anna Hrynewycz, Art Editor, and Ed Geleske, Business Manager. CRIMSON STAFF WORKS HARD TO COMPLETE A GOOD YEARBOOK il 3 x I 'i' Karen Mamn Senior Edno, Mr Snyder Crimson Sponsor Cindy Bryant Co Student Life Editor we Cathie Miller served TOMAHAWK as sports editor throughout the year. John Mitchell served as assistant editor. 60 TOMAHAWK The TOMAHAWK is published bi- weekly by the students of Goshen High School to inform and entertain as well as give students the right to voice their opinions on the happenings at GHS. The TOMAHAWK'S policy is to limit cover- age of past news with more emphasis on current news and features. A notice- able change this year was the expan- sion of the number of pages to six. Christina Powell served as editor-in-chief of this year's TOMAHAWK. THE TOMAHAWK STAFF Editor-in-chief 4 Christina Powell Assistant Editor ! John Mitchell News Editors -Joyce Nymeyer, Lou Ann Richcreek, Joan Hoogenboom, Kathy Stout Feature Editors - Carol Johnson, Vickie Howk, Vicki Miller Editorial Editor - Mike Chisick Sports Editors A Cathie Miller, Mike Clason, Dennis Fult, Doug Hoogenboom Exchange Editor J Pat Akers Head Typists - Lisa Kyle, Joyce Smucker, Marta Lotz, Ronda Hochstetler Photographers - Gary Kehr, Bob Cunningham, Cliff Lind Business Manager - Ed Geleske Advertising Manager - Jan Yoder Sponsor f Mr. Jerry Snyder f ,f TOMAHAWK PRESENTS SCHOOL NEWS Cliff Lind worked as a TOMAHAWK photographer for most of the year. I 2 1 'Y' fllihiswf ' .-17 A I ,Jig v Members of TOMAHAWK staff are from left: Mike Chisick, Joe Frelz, Moria Lolz, Carol Johnson, Cofhie Miller, Tino Powell. Second row are: Dennis Full, Doug Hoogenboom, Cliff Lind, Bob Cunningham, Phyllis Hcrshberger, Jon Yoder, Gary Kehr. TO STUDENT READERS BI-WEEKLY Mr. Snyder is helping Tina Powell ond Cathie Miller work on onoiher issue of TOMAHAWK. 1 'mln f . M ' Q 1 ' X lo-Y. 5- '. pf! , W, . Q49 '.' I ,Xb llu . U Nz I I X i Joe Frelz writes his column, Abraxos, in every issue of TOMAHAWK. 3 5 . Q J., ' x, I -A 1 l s V X I V Dave King - i r- U NATIONAL HONOR a- 'q Q '1 Q.- Tony Wierich seems to be very interested in something in the library. Members ofthe 1970-l 97l National Honor Society are: Row I: Tony Weirich, Greg Korte, Karen Neff, Berni Hostetler, Wendy Hochstetler, Doretta Wiegand, Mar- ilee Penrose, Marcia Cripe, Lynn Price, Linda Miller, and Judy Garber. Row 2: Mrs. Johnson, sponsor, Mike O'Neill, Kathy Massanari, Sharon Mast, Susan Herr, Nancy lnbody, lrma Bowen, Jean Hoopingarner, Sandy Summer, Jane Mitchell, Libby Webster, Margie Yoder, Carol Weaver, and Steve Sibal. 'Row 3: Ted Young, John Mitchell, Sue Ellis, Betsy Davidson, Jo Bates, Mary Yost, Joyce Nymeyer, Phyllis Harshberger, Roy Anne Moulton, Becky Cook, Beth Suter, and Brian Webster. Row 4: Nelson Martin, Phil Hartzler, Norm Waggy, Cindy Culp, Lorraine Boil, Karen Kehr, Cindy Bryant, Lori Hoogenboom, Janice Wenger, Debbie Havens, Nina Ackerson, Mark Herring, and Randy Troyer. Row 5: Mike Chisick, Stan Yoder, Dennis Mathews, Frank Deveau, John Westfall, Terry Snyder, Keith Frick, Kary Troyer, Steve Johnson, Steve Keim, Jim Hester, Steve Harris, Kenn Moreland, Karl Yoder, Terry Hoffman, Kurt Goering, and Phil Sibal. 4- ., , -0 -11 f MR. HANEY - Sponsor PATTI LONGARDNER '- MARILEE PENROSE - vice-president SOCIETY AND EUCLIDEANS COMPLETE SUCCESSFUL YEAR ft ssl gy.. Af'- 'tv' Members of Euclideans sitting arphthy Folker, Marilee Penrose, Loraine Bail, Patti Longardner. In back Ore Mr. Haney, Dave King, Don Berkey, Norm Waggy, and Tony Weirich. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY High scholastic achievement, leader- ship, character, and service are promot- ed by the National Honor Society. It is composed of the upper five per cent of the junior class and the upper fifteen percent of the senior class. Members are initiated before the student body. National Honor Society members par- ticipate in a tutoring program to help students who are having academic diffie culty. The club also sponsors a student loan program. Officers are: Stan Yoder, president, Mary Yost, secretary, Phil Hartzler, treasurer, and Mrs. Johnson, sponsor. EUCLIDEANS The GHS Euclideans Club is an orga- nization that explores and instructs in mathematically related topics. Monthly meetings are held at which time the club members have an opportunity to be- come involved in examining subjects that are not usually presented in the regular classrooms. Highlight of the year is the visit to a place of group interest such as colleges, industrial plants, or institutions. Officers are Cathy Folker, president, Marilee Penrose, vice-president, Lynn Eggeson, secretary, Norm Waggy, trea- surer, and Mr. Haney, sponsor. SCIENCE CLUB Sclenhflc understanding and the pursunt of knowledge plus a proc tlcal and enpoyable approach to everyday applrcatlons are the basrc goals of the Goshen Hugh School Sclence Club Meetmgs are held once a month on wldely var led topncs The haghlrght of the year us the club trap whrch us taken In the sprung In conlunctlon with Euclndeans Offucers are Steve Johnson Presldent, Dan Traxler Vrce pres: dent, Lorraine Ball, secretary Dave Kung treasurer, Mark Hask ms, publrc relatuons and Mr Bow ers, sponsor 'Y Steve Johnson watches attentrvely during a Science Club experr ment SCIENCE CLUB OFFERS NEW KNOWLEDGE Science club members are, left to rrght Phll Wnlder, Steve Johnson, Steve Slbal, Mr Bowers, Dave Kung, Loralne Ball, Dan Troxler, Mark Haskrns, and Norm Waggy 64 'i Mr Bowers sponsor of the Scaence Club and teacher at Goshen Hugh School for 20 years was chosen as The Outstandmg Chemrstry Teacher of the Year thus year by the St Joseph Sectron of the American Chemlcal Society of Notre Dame Unlverslty til? 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I, L I 1 l l Members of Sunshune are front row left to rught Carolyn Kurk Debbue Eaton Mary Poscharscky -1111 IDX kr Mrs Zuck Tuna Stroman Mary Beth Duntley Krus Keul Karen Martun Marulee Penrose and Mrs Seymoure Row2 Rhonda Hochtetler Pat Leer and Peg Berkey Row 3 Peggy Schnell Run Curtus Kelly Lemung Sharon Brownung Kathy Daub and Nuta Schrock Row 4 Barb Mowry Pattu Longardner Juanuta Penrose Bernu Hostetler Mary Beck Betty Schrock Lunnea lngold Row 5 Mary De vune Lunda Muller Deb Havens Becky Mock Lmda Stroman Gladys Yoder Row6 Dorthy Nunnery Jo Morse Teruna Weaver Lunda Jackson Kathy Howard Deb Cotherman SUNSHINE MEMBERS ENJOY MANY ACTIVITIES THROUGH YEAR Af . Presudent Krus Keul and other Sunshune gurls shown after a Sunshune meetung SUNSHINE SOCIETY Makung others happy us the goal of the Sunshune Socuety To achueve thus goal the organuzatuon has been very busy Before Thanksguvung the gurls spon sored the annual Daddy Date Nught a carry un dunner to honor the fathers At Thanksguvung they sent leaf notes to the patuents at Goshen Hosputal Chrustmas found the Sunshune gurls busy as they made Chrustmas card doulues and sent them to varuous nursung homes un the Goshen area At Easter tume the gurls sponsored the annual Sunruse Servuce The year was hughlughted by the Senuor Gurls breakfast and the Ideal Lady tea To earn money for theur varuous actuvu tues the gurls sold mums carnatuons and had a chucken barbeque The club sponsored a young Negro boy from Dallas Texas Ferns Dale Pup kun, by sendung hum money each month He receuved toys from the club at Chrust mas tume Offucers are Krus Keul presudent, Maru lee Penrose, furst vuce presudent Mary Devune second vuce presudent Karen Martun, recordung secretary Sharon Brownung, correspondung secretary Debbue Havens, treasurer and Lunnea lngold chaplaun The sponsors are Mrs Seymoure and Mrs Zuck u ' X 0 'S' v. 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W- .., ' 7 ' if -'ff f MEMBERS OF NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE, left to right, are Mary Devine, Marsha Yost, Bill Peterson, Tom Metzger, Marta O'NielI, Steve Hrynewycz, Rin Curtis. and Laurie Butler. Bill Peterson, Rin Curtis, and Mary Devine find something interesting in BilI's car. THESPIANS HAVE BUSY YEAR. E lt. ' i 1 .'..f' . r I, . Y ,f X. in These two girls help in the proiect to clean up the area backstage. The area was painted and given a gen- eral washing. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Resolved: that the Federal Government should establish, finance, and administer programs to control air and water pollution in the United States. With this resolution, the GHS Nation- al Forensic League swung into action. During the course of the year, NFLers would participate in legislative con- gresses at Purdue University, solo tour- naments at Ball State, and speech meets in high schools throughout the state. From discussing current affairs and na- tional problems, to giving humorous and dramatic readings, students develop a wide range of skills in public speaking. Officers are Mike Chisick, president, Sue Ainlay, vice-president, Mary Devine, secretary, and Marcia Yost, treasurer. Mrs. Jacobson is the club sponsor. THEQPIANQ Thespians have been ot work as painters, carpenters, actors, artists, and costumers to earn the lOO hours of work required for membership into the nation- al organization. Many of the students helped to repaint and decorate the stage dressing rooms. One of the big highlights was the mu- sical production of Sleeping Beauty for the community children. A religious production, Who ls My Friend? was presented at the Youth Lenten Breakfast in March. Q i gf , Students like Vicki Miller must find time to study between being on duty in the health center. Most girls give up a study hall to serve in the cen- MEDICORPS Medicorps membership is composed of students who have an interest in any area of the medical and health care fields. lt is a health careers club and all activities and programs pertain to the in- crease of knowledge and information regarding various careers open today in any area of the health professions and services. Monthly programs are held throughout the school year. The biggest proiect is serving on duty at Goshen General Hospital as medi- corps volunteers. Members who serve twenty hours or more are awarded a teen volunteer pin by the hospital at the end of the school year. Other ser- vice proiects include health center duty, and nursing home duty in some of the area nursing homes. Annually Medi- corps sponsors singing valentines and the receipts from this project are sent to the Indiana Heart Fund ter. an 3, U L-I 'HS nut 1 Students who find themselves in need of first aid are sent to the health center in the high school where the school nurse and her student aides give aid as needed. MEDICORPS AND ART OFFER OPPORTUN IT 0.-117. I 'I-5 .ire 0 5 1 .113 I 4' IES Medicorps is a club composed of students who have an interest in the health related fields. Pictured are members of Medicorps. above J The art club members in front are Jan Cregier, Vicki Long, Larry Brill, Anna Smedzwick, Teresa Delwarte, Mary Eiermann. In back are Phil Cripe, Marilee Penrose, Georgia Riley, Berni Hostetler, Robin Stiver, Carol Stookey, Carol Johnson, Lena Smedzwick, Donna Gangwer, and Mr. Neuenschwander. ART CLUB Establishing and displaying art work of the students and studying famous art- ists and periods of art history are the main goals ofthe Art Club. Highlights of the year have been the December trip to Chicago and the May trip to Detroit and Canada to visit museums and study ar- chitecture. During the Christmas season, the Art Club decorated the public library and exhibited in the library gallery. The fall picnic was held at Bonnyville Mills park. Activities have been financed through the sale of Halloween Spook ln- surance policies. The officers are Anna Cindy Bryant, Kurk, secretary, Smedzwick, president, vice-president, Carolyn and Bernita Hostetler, treasurer. Mr. Neuenschwander is the club sponsor. nb. g FOR FUTURE CAREERS WC s. f Members of the Art club make a plaster cast of Dale MilIer's face. GAA GAA strives to fulfill the motto A sport for every girl and a girl in every sport, by providing interscholastic com- petition in badminton, volleyball, bas- ketball, swimming and track as well as participation in gymnastics, soccer, skiing, ice skatinlg, softball, archery, and tennis. These activities are sponsored by Miss Lana Eggerding and Mrs. Corally Allen. GAA girls earn points for each sport in which they are active. Culminating the year is the Spring Awards' Banquet held to recognize the achievements of the girls. GAA supports itself financially by selling stationery and concessions. The officers for i970-71 are: Presi- dent - Jane Mitchell, Vice-President - Becky Cook, Secretory e Barbara Huber, and Treasurer S Elaine Beer. GAA AND AQUATICS CLUB DEMONSTRATE VALUE THROUGH Aquatics club members practice their routine. ATHLETIC SKILLS I 1 l if 1970-1971 AQUATICS CLUB I AQUATICS CLUB Teaching girls the skills of synchro- nized swimming and putting these skills into effect are the obiects of the Aquat- ics Club. Every girl must try out by doing several stunts. An annual water show is given with the proceeds going to some area charity. This water show consists of several routines put to music. Girls who are members of this club also perform functions such as timing and scorekeeping at varsity swim meets. Officers are Brenda Sample, presi- dent, Robin Stiver, show chairman, Vicki Long, assistant show chairman, Barb Mowry, secretary-treasurer, and Nina Ackerson, Cindy Bryant, Debbie Lewal- len, publicity. Mrs. Allen and Miss Schrag are the club sponsors. ,Q ' x . ? W .- rn' ' Y' Q Y . ' - ' l'Y 'x lridr I f' :P ? ,f 1, Members are: Row I: Cindy Simmons, Marsha Hostetler, Susan Alheim. Row 2: Robin Stiver, Carol Stock- ey, Stacy Simmons, Jan Cregier, Linda Chapman. Row 3: Barb Mowry, Laurie Butler, Elaine Beer, Jane Mit- chel, .lane Robinson. Row 4: Laurie Snyder, Rin Curtis, Debbie Lewellan, Cindy Bryant, sponsors Miss Schragg and Mrs. Allen. DECA Active DECA members with the help of Associates fiuniorsl managed conces- sion stands throughout the year, sold candles, Christmas wrapping paper, and sponsored a dance to earn money for the Employer-Employee Banquet. Distributive Education has dual pur- poses. lt is primarily to provide educa- tion that will prepare students to enter the network of distributive occupations and to progress in the field. The second- ary reason is to provide education that will enable students to understand the complexities of distribution. Officers are Lowell Straw, president, John Kuiper, vice-president, Jane Schreck, secretary, Byron Yoder, trea- surer, and Joan Nagle, public relations. Mr. Elliott is the club sponsor. .4 I ,- 4-21' l V 57 il E ,,1.. ,V . Members of DECA seated are Sonia Smith, Janis Beall, Joan Nagle, Vicki Talford. Row 2: Don Welsh, Dave Pollock, Bill Donat, Jane Shreck, Dale Culp, Janet Leer, Sharon Kline, Melissa Overholser. In back are Jan Yoder, Lowell Straw, Roger Huber, Mr. Elliot, and John Kuiper. DECA AND OEA CREATE ACTUAL JOB EXPERIENCES D.E.C.A. members regularly change the window Three G.H.S. students come home with awards after the D.E.C.A. contest held at Jimtown in March. Pic- in the lower hall. Jane Schreck and Roger Huber tured below, left to right, are Melissa Overholser, who placed third in iob interview, Lowell Straw, who are shown here arranging some clothes from placed second in public speaking, and Jan Yoder, who placed second in ad layout. Klines. 'Dv OEA members are, left to right: Kathy Saal, Karen Ulery, and Vickie Cripe. Row 2: Debbie Thompson, Deanne Cripe, Mariorie Helmuth, Rhonda Slabaugh, and Miss Huber. FOR THEIR MEMBERS. ... av' .e QL EW' ef-f H+ OEA Competing in Regional and State con- test with individuals who are in the same program is one of the main activities of OEA. Office Education Association is an organization which gives the students of GHS the opportunity to put into practice the business skills they have learned in class. It is a cooperative venture be- tween school and community designed to prepare students for occupational life. Fund-raising proiects go toward the Employer-Employee Banquet in the spring. ,enf- tif 'V' L G Q. X Xi? Miss Huber a new teacher at Goshen High this year served as sponsor of OEA. .l Libby Webster served as President of FTA. She also received the Future Teachers of America award. I '1 K' . Jf: Phyllis Harshberger has been an active member of FTA for the past two years. Lori Hoogenboom is shown helping a kindergarten student at Parkside elementary school water the flowers. This was one of her daily routines while participating in the high school's cadet teaching program. Future Teachers of America guves Juncors and Senlors Information on the op portunltues and requlrements ofthe teaching professoon Cadet teaching as a pro gram sponsored by the club whlch allows any Sensor In FTA to observe the actnvn tres that take place In a classroom Thus organization also has speakers and guests who appear at the meetings These combined actuvm s enable the mem bers to decade If this IS the profession they wash to pursue Officers are Libby Webster, presldent Judy Garber vlce president Sue Hendricks secretary Pattu Longardner treasurer, and Muss Grogg sponsor FHA Sponsoring the coat check for the home basketball games and hearing a rep resentatlve from Monlgues Modeling School have been two of the hnghlughts of the year for the Future Homemaker s of America This organization IS a club for students Interested an becomlng a homemaker Offlcers are Georgia Riley pres: dent, Duane Frey, vlce president, Pam Hoover secretary Kathy Muller, treasurer, Sally Kelm, parllamentarlan Sue Mann, song leader, Vlcku Swuhart, recreatlon leader, and Greg Korte, reporter Sponsors are Mess Cameron and Muss Blaur, both home economncs teachers Georgia Rlley received the Betty Crocker home economucs award Mlss Cameron exchange teacher from England served as a sponsor for FHA HOMEMAKING TEACHING SKILLS TAUGHT IN FTA FHA FHA members are, left to right, row one Mlss Cameron, sponsor, Pam Hoover, Melissa Fry, Duane Fry, Joyce Holland, Barb Rostochak, and Mlss Blaur, sponsor Row two Georgva Riley, Betsy Davudson, Kathy Muller, Greg Korte, Pam Swovelond, Cathy Lantz, and Sally Kelm 4' . . . i . F I ' F I F I . I ' f I . .- . . I I . D D I u . . . s 1 I nf 1 V 1 I f' I' , 7 X .3 Cathie Miller and Linnea Ingold were the only two girls who belonged to chess club. ln this picture Cathie is watching a member very closely as he decides what move to make. -.4 Chess club members are, left to right: Wilbur Harshberger, Duane Stickel, Gary Shuder, Linnea In- gold, Tony Weirich, Mike O'NeiI, Byron Yoder, and Mr. Blosser, sponsor. CHESS AND LIBRARN Mike O'Neill is shown here playing chess in the library. This was the first year for the chess club which met as club with Mr. Blosser the sponsor. 5 -Q54 Library club members are, row I: Diane Holland, president, Sharon Anderson, secretary-treasurer, and Donna Gangwer, vice-president. Row 2: Georgia Riley, Steve Hood, Wilma Barner, and Mrs. Burns, sponsor. CLUBS LEARN THROUGH EXPERIENCE CHESS CLUB The newly formed Chess Club was organized to provide students with an opportunity to improve their game through study and experience. The members meet twice ci month to analyze games and to play in tournaments sponsored by the club. The club has also played other schools, winning its first match against Warsaw. Mr. Blosser is the club sponsor. LIBRARY CLUB Mixing a good time with learning is not uncommon in the Library Club. Students involved in this club have enioyed such activities as roller-skating, a taffy pull, picnics, and swimming. 7 They have put into practice their goal: To promote great- er learning through reading by not only reading books but also using the other materials available S microfilm, lbmm films, pamphlet file, magazines, newspapers, records, film- strips, etc. The student librarians are able and willing to help their classmates locate books in stacks, find materials in the vertical file, or use the microfilm reader. Officers are Diane Holland, president, Donna Gangwer, vice-president, Sharon Anderson, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. Burns, sponsor. A micro-film proiector has been added to the library facilities. Shown using the machine is Patti Hendricks while Doug Zimmerman and Mrs. Burns, librarian, observe. Patti was the first student to use the new proiec- tor. , 4' fs! .1 ll 4 i --Pub ' ' s 3' 1. fl . . Hr 1. ' - . f .1 f N- -,, .-1, v'.--- . . - ' W 'H-E?vP'wA., 'i w- widifuilrf. ,,'?:,. . F'-fr . K 'ff' 44 f,. . HWS-'QHV' 5 1 ., 'was Members of Pan Am Club are, in front, left to righf, Phyllis Horshberger, Debbie Eaton, Karen Martin, Bill Fish, in back are Linda Curry, Terry Snyder, John Cosla neda, Doug Rossi, and Mr. Horneman. PANAM AND LATIN reds --nib Pom Am members spend considerable time studying foreign counlries. Pan Am member Phyllis Harshberger was caught in this pose while arfending a meeting. PAN AM CLUB Pan Am Club consists of students who have studied Spanish. The purpose of the club is to gain a better under- standing of the Spanish-speaking countries. Schrock's Memorial Pavillion was the site of the French Club f Pan- Am Club party. Officers are Karen Mar' tin, president, Terry Snyder, vice-presi- dent, Phyllis Harshberger, secretar' , Debbie Eaton, treasurer, and Stan Oyer, publicity. The sponsor is Mr. Horneman. LATIN CLUB To gain a more thorough knowledge of Roman Life, history, and literature, to understand better the practical and cul- tural value of Latin, and to interest other students in the local, state, and national clubs, is the purpose of the Circulus ln- timus, commonly called the Latin Club. The main event of the year is the Roman Banquet where members relive the early days of Rome. The annual candy sale is the club's money making project. Offi- cers are Ted Young, consul, Kenn More- land, pro consul, Beth Sutter, scriba, John Mithcell, praefectus aerarii, Cathy Lantz, publica scriba, and Mrs. Minier, sponsor. .f- Vo. , ny 1- 'N V 9 X Q B sa 'il Ht '?:fi,A' ,1 R 1 s P . -,QA 71, Ted Young, king of the Latin banquet, presents Mrs. Minier with a dozen red roses CLUB MEMBERS LEARN MORE ABOUT A FOREIGN LANGUAGE P' Tim Kosnoff auctioning off a slave. Becky Korenstro - queen of the banquet. John Mitchell and Doretta Wuegand during the ban ORCHESTRA Orchestra membership consists of forty-three string players and band stu- dents. The string section gives one per- formance per year aloneg they are ioined by the wind and percussion players in three other performances, plus baccalaureate, commencement and competition at the State Music Contest. Officers are Norman Waggy, president, Stan Oyer vice-president' and Jan Yoder secretary treasurer Mr Kirk is the club sponsor Norm Waggy received an excellent rating on his cello solo at the Indiana state music contest on February 20 l97I held in Indianapolis LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le Cercle Francais is made up of more than forty students who are currently studying French or have studied French The activities included the initiation in the fall a program of slides presented by Miss Schrag who was in Europe last summer a tour of the neighborhood near the school last December singing French Christmas carols a weiner roast and ice skating party at Schrock Pavil ion that included some cartoon features with Pepe le Pew attendance at Goshen College of Moliere s comedy The Doc tor in spite of Himself and the high light of the year was the dinner and fea ture film Charade This year the club made a cash donation to CARE award to the outstanding French Four student and worked at the concessions during the holiday tournament The off: cers of the club are Mary Devine press dent Carol Weaver vice president Robin Bontrager secretary and Mary Gunden treasurer 14 7 qv-lf' F Carol Weaver looks as though there s a big French test tomorrow Smile Coroll It can t be that bad LE CERCLE FRANCAIS ENJOYS CHARADE Members of Le Cercle Francais are Row I Leonard Popow Jennifer Jefferies Mary Jean Gunden and Lee Ganger Row 2 Mary Beck Linnea lngold Melody Kaser Patti longardner Peggy Yoder Sandy Snoberger and Robin Bontrager Row 3 Jerald Yoder Lisa Wetland Shelly Leer Deb Haven Kathy Massanan Mary Devine Carol Weaver and Jim Clemens 1 1 , , ' o a . . - rf . cs- 1 all . . . la! Ai 5 . , .f J , s- l ' , U' I ,, 1 1 ' I '. ,141 3, .4 I ,. , H . . . I . . . . ,, . I . ' ll ll ' , an ll ll 1 I . f 1 ' F 1 1 , . Q l' , K r 4 I ! E i N . I 7, ,2 1' T 7 ' . fs' . 1 ' 2 E , 7 Q . Y 'A ,- W 5 I, A 5-E : gf, ,. I . f A j . .-A. . 4 .ff J' ', ' ' 1 J.: 5 A- -5, . - .A - 3 ' , I - ' ' ' 1 - ., -. Q- ' Q 3- f , . - I 'A 4 5 T -- A If I . I, Qs L .' ' 1 ' . ' l I f 1 1 1 - 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 7 1 1 1 1 I I I ' f The GHS Orchestra dlrected by Mr Bnan Knrk ORCHESTRA IMPROVES UNDER HARD WORK Qs H. D 'Q 5 - '.p ,' f .-1.17. LIC- '91-A 4 Apfjlg f ,.V1',.,.-. ,-I yi: ff, ffff 1,4-A nj, ff ff' ,4,'fp,4-, .14 l . ff, ,f f, ,4 , 16-,150 fi., 7, ,'Arf!.Q'J,, ',f,,1, flffl 1 icfflf , . 41 -.-.QV f- . xi-' H Ay Vi -Q nf- '- Q 'xg - '-5 'X ...- .T n 5 R , - -. 4.- ..- --- 5 w ', its ., Q -. - ' If-5 g.g,M'+.K,ff ,T. A 'X ,, . Q, , .,' - L -I, Q.. v, 1- - '7ff,f,, ., . .r, 'f'N ' . I ' ' - ','ixC ' ,. I Q eq , -rl I, 4 Q Q 1.21 '4 H-4 xk , :N v X Q I 5 X xox XS- I x v ' N I '55 N Xxv' x .Q S Xx x 3 x bk fl Ax Kqfhy Mqsgqnqn seems happy after an orchesira Dave Troup and Mark Weldy wolkmg down the hall before the flrsf orchestra performance conced Several members seem to hut a dull moment dunng a basketball game PEP BAND BACK9 FIGHTING REDSKINS IN BASKETBALL ii F G' fits PEP BAND In preparation for basketball season the Pep Band begins prachcung every Monday evening soon after school slaris The 22 member organlzahon works on old favorutes and new runes to and the cheerblock In support of the Redskins Mr Plank us the sponsor The Pep Band performs dunng a basketball game The Pep band supporfs the cheerleaders dunng a pep session nn the audlloru m I x r - A 'F I - I if ' V .5 1 k 'G , s H , - ' . ' AT-' , , f ,T A . . . I I W N - -ini.-A-ul:-iq 5, -I N R . . . . .U u ,A P Members of Chamber Orchestra sealed are Norm Waggy and Cathy Metzler Standing first row are Mr Knrk Kathy Oyer Marta O Nelll Mike Dragoo Kathy Massanarn Beth Suter Cynthla Smucker Back row are Jackne Hoffman Jan Yoder Stan Oyer Joe Fretz Terry Hoffman and Phnl Wnlder CHAMBER ORCHESTRA PROVIDES A VARIETY OF MUSIC AT CONCERTS CHAMBER ORCHESTRA Membership In the Chamber Orches tra rs by mvltatuon only Thus group was orlglnated In order to challenge and an terest the advanced strung students en rolled In Orchestra The Chamber Or chestra performs at regular concerts, o premler of a work written especually for lt, and performs at the annual chamber music concert staged by all the GHS chamber groups The conductor IS Mr Kirk 7 I T T- 'Q l 5 T: 1 - 2 ' . ,J L 1 V f' ' T. ' 1 F X i. I - ff . X. ' :F ,V A V . 'y -A 1 ' , ll h fx ,Y I 1 ll f f . I Q I I . I . X 4 , 1 Q uh 2 , I' f l ,.--, 1' I I I ' ' I . I ' . I I ' - I ' I I I - 1 , 1 , 1 - ' A . . . I . . . . I 'NU' n fi as? ' Members of the 1970-1971 Jazz Ensemble are, in front, Rick Ernsberger, Scott Lung, Pete Goering, Sandee Albert, Karen Kehr, Lynn McKibbin, Bill Peterson, Dave Troup. Second row: Matt Grover, Doug Miller, Kevin Gingerich, Mary Yost, Mary Jean Gunden, and Randy Huber. ln back: Dallas Leatherman, Sue Hendricks, Bruce Butler, Dan Coy, Doretta Weigand, and Mr. Plank, director. xg 1 X The Jazz Ensemble during the Crimsonaire-Jazz Ensemble Concert. JAZZ ENSEMBLE Creativity is the word when the Jazz Ensemble swings into action. To swing is es- sential, whether it is traditional iazz or rock. The group was organized in November of 1968 by Mr. Plank and its goal is to learn iazz and iazz-rock to a high degree of profi- ciency aiming constantly at the highest levels of musicianship. The 22 member group annually performs approximately 12-15 times. Highlights of the year's performances are the stage band-swing choir contest and the Elmhurst Jazz Festival. The band has also performed at several community functions. Lynn McKibbin shown performing her solo at the school assembly program. 4 s.. o 4 V Yq aA, 'Y 55:97, gr A ' Q The 1970-1971 Crimsonaires directed by G. Merrill Swartly. CRIMQONAIRES The Crimsonaires were organized in 1959 as an extracurricular activity ofthe music department. One of the purposes of the ensemble was to give the musically talented students a greater opportunity to express and to learn the art of music. Membership into the Crimsonaires is by special audition. The group was organized as a swing choir, however, their repertoire, besides popu- lar music, show tunes, and folk songs, includes madrigals and chamber music from ear- lier periods of music history. a' V I.-'Eg V K '4 x T 5 , f'7 Q -'Cf Q 9 5-j L ., ne 1' fi Vx H ' ,:1g.LlJ- JJ.,L1 ' A -'su I 1 sl 3 .N px ' A al F l. 'Q E S F ff . l.'Er!l4 Kelly Leming looks disturbed before a perform- Craig Sarbaugh presenting one of his drum solos. OnCe. '1 3 f X1 The GHS Choir directed by G. Merrill Swartley, presented Beethoven's Mass in C Moior and a medley from the Broadway Show George M as highlights of the year. GHS CHOIR PRESENTS The l08 voice Goshen High School Crimson Choir, the largest in its history, com- pleted a musically exciting and rewarding year. The concert year was initiated with an- nual Choir Pot-Luck Supper. The Christmas Candelight Concert followed. The choir, each year, does a maior work by a recognized master. This year it was the Beethoven Mass in C Maior. The final presentation of the year was the Spring Concert at which time Seniors and their Mothers are honored and merit keys, senior choir pins, letters, and chevrons are presented to deserving students. The Arion Award for outstanding choir student was by a vote of the students and approval of the choir director, presented to Miss Irma Bowen. Highlights of this concert were the performance of a medley of tunes from the Broadway Show George M. Seven vocal soloists earned gold medals for superior performances in the Indiana state music contest held on February 20, l97l in Indianapolis. The soloists are Jane Hoopingarner, Irma Bowen, and Marcia Yost, all altos, Jean Ernst, Deb Harris, and Karen Ulery, sopranos, and John Reiniche, bass. The Crimsonaires, iunior mixed en- semble and senior mixed ensemble also received first division ratings. Excellents were received by the sophomore girls ensemble and the iunior girls ensemble. Eric Zehr re- ceived a superior for his piano solo. Linda Stroman, Jan Thomas, and Dick Kitson re- ceived excellent ratings for their vocal solos. Choir members are shown singing Christmas MASS carols before Chrisimos vacation. Expression is all por? of singing as shown by Jane Mifchell and other members of choir ,x -.. . gn! I ,V bij IV Q wth' , ff' . ! I 'I ' ' 1' I J Hof ' 4 X' 1 Sm Band members are shown practicing before marching season. CRIMSON MARCHING BAND Upholding long established tradition of excellence in performance, the Goshen High School Crimson Marching Band once again executed in brilliant fashion its marching manuevers for the thousands of fans at football games at home and away. After a long week of extensive and exhausting practice during band camp, the Crimson bandsmen were prepared for another outstanding marching season. By winning a first division rating in the marching contest, the GHS band demonstrated its continued ex- cellence in performance. Outstanding Marching Bandsman for 1970 was Craig Sar- baugh, head percussionist. Drum Maior for 1970-1971 for the Crimson Band was Sen- ior Mike O'Neill. One saxophonist, a drummer, and three ensembles earned gold medals for superior performances in the Indiana state music contest on February 20, 1971. Craig Sar- baugh won a first for his drum solo and Bill Peterson received a superior for his saxo- phone solo. Ensembles which won superior ratings included the clarinet choir, wood- wind quintet, and the woodwind choir. Excellent ratings were received by the brass choir, horn quartet, and the woodwind quartet. elf.. !.5,1V.' , ,, .-4 i,E.,'p K.- GH9 CRIMSON Maiorettes, in front, are Cindy Bryant and Debbie Lewallen. In back are Joan Sorg, Rin Curtis, and A-5 0 'S i -, 1 'Q Y Members of Aviation Club, are, in front: Mary Poscharscky, Marilee Penrose, John Luke, Frank Deveou, and Robin Hanson. In row two are Phil Sibal, 'l Dan Traxler, Bruce Barker, Dennis Mathews, and Russ Buschert. Not pictured are Phyllis Hcrshberger, Lon Stine, Brad Lambert, Phil Hartler, Kary Troye AVIATION CLUB The GHS Aviation Club was formed at the beginning of the second semester with the following officers being elected: John Luke, president, Dennis Mathews, vice-president, and Mary Poscharscky, secretary-treasurer. Navigation, commu- nications, and meteorology were areas covered by Mr. Al Troyer of Skystream, lnc. Special highlights of the club's ac- tivities were a trip to the Chicago Radar Center at Aurora, lllinois, a plane ride to South Bend, and a plane wash at the airport. AVIATION AND G-MEN'9 CLUBS WORK Mary Poscharsclcy, Marilee Penrose, and Ted Young enioy learning about an airplane's complex EXCITING YEAR Mike Hemminger proudly displays his G sweater. G-MEN CLUB 1...-.L Quang G-MEN: front, left to righh are Mike Schnell, Greg Stump, Robin Yoder, Kurt Goering, Jim Snyder, Keith Frick, Mike Miller, Mike Hemminger, Stan Yoder, Steve Mine nich, Mike Clason, Wes Higginbotham, Dave Myers, and Mr. Doba. Standing, left to right: are Kevin Stutzman, Terry Snyder, Wayne Hershberger, Mike Yoder, Lamar Rassi, Bryan Webster, Bruce Barker, Tim Kosnoff, Bob Hoke, Mark Kercher, Scheidel, and Nelson Martin. - v hh .. , X The boys' cheerblock observes another GHS basketball game. Z Ci Q j 1 fi J if 23 1 1 T Q The boys' cheerblock backs the team. Here they 'H 5 are shown boosting the varsity basketball team which had a so-so season, winning tive while losing fifteen. BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club has been active this year in supporting the athletic teams of Goshen High School. With the aid of our peppy cheerleaders the halls of the building, dressing rooms of the teams and team buses were decorated for ath- letic contests. The club was also respon- sible for the fan bus. Officers for the club were: John Luke, President, Kelly Leming and Kris Keil, Vice-Presidents, Marcia Cripe, Secretary, and Dennis Mathews, Treasurer. GIRLS' AN The girls cheerblock urges ,. 3 .'.5 I 4 HB Q4 ' J The girls cheerblock re'oices during a happy moment of a basketball g BOYS' CHEER BLOCKS SUPPORT BASKETBALL PLAYERS I f 41 -rfilg'-ki' ga ,V N1 '41 '- .Vrd ' ' b x 'I ' if HQDLL Il-Illllll UU A9 - I A I X ff .ffyff 1 41 1 f 0fX L f I vff ,ff if IIE' -ei' III SIE? 'Eaiiii LY X 9, UI El U Sv , M eg! , iff 4 , I Hi fi!!! f gf, L -J g 5 if J, , - ll 9 In f M ' lg ll 4 535' ' f I, ,iii if I Ei ' f , li ,I I r 5 K X 4 I A 1 PHI! I! fl I9 .0 1 5 4? at D SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS seared left Io rfghf are Mrs Ashley and Mass Germcnn Sfandmg are Mr Pe terson Mr Kastner ond Mr Hoke SENIOR FACE 2 MELISSA MILBOURN 'Q .S- Foreground: Terry Snyder and Sue Snyder. Background: Sieve Jennehe. Q 40 'S' V-X 41' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS left to right are Brenda Sample secretory Lowell Straw publuc relohons John Westfall president Phyllus Horshberger vlce president and Patsy Crlpe treasurer EFLECT MANY THOUGHTS M' WK Q9 fl lp S 154 1'-7133, 1 Ja? Top left Make Chlsuck and right John Mntchell Bottom left Lnlnon Marhnsky and nght Muke Hem mvnger 11 L STAN OYER . I , . If I ll 1 S ELF H V IEPIE 'LA I 1 l,l . -- - - 1' I ' 2 , '91 0 J l -5' -f 4. - - I , 1 l, -. A l - 4 4 5, lt A 0 V YQ of S fl ' ll 1 ' - . SHA, -,A-M., X 3,-1 . a.J 1- '7 ' S ' 0: ' 'Q H l 5 I S .Q-17 hc. , - i .I II U ' D I I f , .I I -F-'J I, S 1 'J if if l , ,swf wi- if A ,ru i Ili M, ' - f.,qt J' ' 1 ., W- . I ' tb V t X. I 2 gt' W ,--TJnl.'p:, -L u V L 'Q A A lm I 45 . tv x -V . .pf F - fy! kj, qi.-2 .-1.5 if E . c'-P.: 7' ' ' if- .l l 1 S l 5 5.77611 5 -' U ' A v . L' -T ' .. I K. A - U bb- 74 U DAVI: ALFANO Wrestling 2 yrs SHARON ANDERSON Medrcorps I yr L brary 2 yrs LORAINE BAII. Cheerblock 2 yrs Latin Club 3 yrs Euclrdeans Club I yr Science Club I yr Meducorps 3 yrs National Honor Society I yr Speech Club I yr Junior Class Play JANICEI BAKER Cheerblock I yr Spanish Club I yr Art Club I yr Girls Athletic Assoc: ation I yr Crimson Staff I yr JOLENE BATES Sunshine I yr Girls Athletic Association 2 yrs Future Teachers Association I yr Aquatics 2 yrs National Honor Society 2 yrs JANIS BEALL Cheerblock 3 yrs Medrcorps 2 yrs Librory Club I yr D E C A 2 yrs Girls Athletics Association I y ELAINE SUSAN BEER Aquattcs Club 2 yrs Girls Athletics Association 3 yrs Sunshine 3 yrs French Club 3 yrs Crimson Staff 2 yrs Cheerblock 3 yrs Sophomore Varrety Show Junior Class Play Junior Achievement I yr Senior Follies DEDE BERKEY Cheerblock 2 yrs Sunshine I D E C A STEVE BERKEY DEBBIE BLOSSER Student Government 2 yrs Spanish Club I yr Sophomore Variety Show RON BONTRAGER Student Government I yr Booster Club 3 yrs CECIL BONTRAGER VIRGINIA IRENE BORNTRAGER MARK DIETRICH BOTTS Latin Club I yr Tennis 3 yrs Booster Club 3 yrs Rotary I yr Swimming I yr BRUCE BOUGHNER Sophomore Variety Show Wrestling I yr Football 3 yrs Booster Club 3 yrs CLYDE N. BOWEN JR. IRMA RENE BOWEN - Choir 3 yrs., Crim- sonoires I yr., Medicorps I yr., National Honor Society I yr. CLIFFORD G. BOYER Ill - Football 3 yrs. Wrestling I yr., Swimming I yr., Track 3 yrs., Junior Class Play, Senior Follies, G-Mens 3 yrs., Booster Club 2 yrs. JANE ELLEN BRADFORD Medicorps 2 yrs., Cheerbloclr 2 yrs., Sophomore Variety Show, Senior Follies MIKE BRILL 98 Dave Alfano Sharon Anderson Loror-ue Boil Janice I Baker Jolene Bates x 3' Vw-,CQ Janis Beall Elaine S Beer Dede Berkey Qs.. IN- Steve Berkey Debbie Blosser FROM HERE TO WHERE9 Clyde N. Bowen, Jr. Irma R. Bowen Clifford C. Boyer lll Jone E. Bradford Mike Brill Bruce Boughner J llll ll lll -I i 'Nr J 1 You tell eml Brenda Weber Nancy Brumbaugh Cynthra S Bryant Russ W Buschert Claudua D Campbell Earl C Charles Mlchqgl C Chmck Kglfh E Chngtngr Craig A Clark MlClt0Bl l l Clason JCITIOS W Clemens 'AAL NANCY BRUMBAUGH Aquatncs 2 yrs GAA I yr Sunshlne Socuety I yr Cheerblock 3 yrs Band 3 yrs Sensor Fallles Student Gov ernment I yr CYNTHIA SUE BRYANT Cheerblocln 3 yrs Sunshine Socsety 3 yrs Band 3 yrs Malorette 2 yrs Lahn Club 2 yrs GAA I yr Aquatucs 1 yr Sophomore Voruety Show Cnmson I yr Natnonal Honor Socrety I y RUSS W BUSCHERT CLAUDIA DAWN CAMPBELL Sophomore Class Secretary Student Government 2 yrs Cheerbldlc 3 yrs GAA I yr Latm Club 2 yrs Meducorps I yr EARL CRAIG CHARLES Football 2 yrs Booster Club 2 yrs MICHAEL C CHISICK Debate 3 yrs Nation al Forensuc League I yr Jumor Class Pay Football Statrstrcuan 2 yrs Sophomore Class Treasurer Tomahawk l yr Natronal Honor So crety 2 yrs Tenms l yr KEITH EDWARD CHRISTNER Bond 3 yrs Booster Club 3 yrs CRAIG A CLARK MICHAEL HENRY CLASON Football 3 yrs Baseball 3 yrs Basketball 2 yrs Sophomore Variety Show Rotary Sensor Follres GMens Club Bays Booster Spanush Club Student vernment I yr JAMES W CLEMENS Booster Club 3 yrs French Club 2 yrs Football l y 99 A 1 fix, 6,17 . I 5 Wtaltzs Us . 4' W ' ' I ' psf. W I . . I' ,J I l . . ,I . Q- .- L. - ' fur -1--rin' , - I NN , ll. ' -o ' X X A . in fx ff . N A ' I ' r 'Lb ' S' y , . 4 :L if ' ' . , F4 . , I ,I Vw . xQ. ' 5 Q li? 5 Q . B . It 1 T ' ' I I vs 4 . y . 4 4 1 t 1 , ' L ' N F I , . I X N . N . A CATHY A COLE THOMAS LYNN CONRAD Boys Booster Club 2 yrs DAVE COPENHAVER DAVID GORDON CRAMER JANICE AILENE CREGIER GAA 3 yrs Aquatncs 2 yrs Crimson Staff 3 yrs Sunshine Society 2 yrs Sophomore Vanety Show Cheerblock 3 yrs Sensor Follues Junuor Class Pay Q5 er' .3 NG' Q,,f X Cathy A Cole Thomas L Conrad Dave Copenhaver Davud G Cramer Jamce A Creguer TIMES - THEY ARE A CHANGIN Y VAFBOOK , rr-I .XS nl 1. is kg fs: no '41 it R31 FT WAFOOTBA ELKHA cuwfg N0 of 9+ Mfi 1 I -.v Left Dave Hess, Frank Deveau, and Muke Bnll work hard to keep the publnc unformed about sportmg events Right Pat Akers chan seems to have made a change DEANNE CRIPE OEA MARCIA LINDA CRIPE French Club 3 yrs Cheerblock 2 yrs GAA 2 yrs Natnonal Honor Socrety I yr Band 3 yrs Orchestra 3 yrs PATSY ANN CRIPE Sensor Class Treasurer Medrcorps 3 yrs Cheerblock 2 yrs GAA I yr Junuor Class Play Senior Follses French Club I yr PHILLIP CRIPE Photography Club I yr Art Club I yr Booster Club I yr VICKIE S CRIPE GAA I yr French Club I yr OEA Che rbloclr 2 yrs Sophomore Vane VY Shcw 100 hvx Y '7 iff 'SY Deanne Cnpe Marcia L Cnpe Patsy A Cnpe Phlllnp Cnpe Vlckle S Cnpe I ' N'-if ' 165' . x' W: .X Q . A ,I It W 5 - 4 .493 , I , I -1 I -f , .1 ' V I 'I 1 ' 'V . , I , I I I I IKA I I ,V I I , --I 'I Cx , , 13 f- W Q I ' qt: , .. ' L I f- I t .sv ...S ,ggrrfl . .- IN, .n v ,lr . -M .,, . , . L 1' ,Q xx 5 - ' Yu 1' s, ',. 'A - ' .- -,t . ik. MVK ' 1 N-5: V ,is x It B -1 2 ,I 'ff 'PR ' ' r , ' Y f nik, . ' V , L V I 'J . ' f .I E . I I fa Q I 4 ' 5. , I N., f- ' . er sl . H' . I EI I f ,, Htl ' Is.. ' - s ., A D l ,y .4 .1 V I Q. .V I . - F I - 3 . I L .A X Q - - - : , E V 5 , I I 5-li o I , ' I U - f 77 'I I -. -, I Q I .1 -I - , V Y , ' A. , I -f 'I '. ' II I -1 , , , . , , , 'N ' Q -, ., . A . . -- ., ' 'I I . 'I 4 A 550, . Y 'H in ' 1 . ..-.4-if Tim Crompton Jock D. Cross Cynthia A. Culp Dale L. Culp Betsy Davidson TIM CROMPTON JACK DUANE CROSS Booster Club 2 yr5,, Basketball LB-Teamj CYNTHIA ANN CULP Cheerblock 2 yrs., French Club I yr., Future Teachers ot America l Y'-1 50Phomore Variety Show, National Honor Society I yr. DALE LAMAR CULP Football 2 yrs., D.E.C.A. 2 yrs. BETSY DAVIDSON -- Medicorps l yr., Future Homemalcers of Ameruca I yr., National Honor Society I yr. WE QTRIVE AND WE SHALL SUCCEED an v O I QQ X 'In fs ' I sa' Sensors caught durmg one of thenr moments before an audltortum program Mlss Zook Mr Closon and Mtss Grogg seem to be keepmg a watchful eye on everythmg however rf' ? L -Z' Rrchard R Delcamp J B Detweller Frank J Deveau Bull Donat Tum Donat RICHARD RAY DELCAMP GMens 3 yrs Football 3 yrs Wrestlmg 3 yrs Booster Club 2 rs J B DETWEILER Wrestlmg I yr FRANK J DEVEAU Natlonal Honor Socuety I yr Booster Club 3 yrs G Mens 2 yrs Soph omore Varuety Show Sensor Folltes Student Government 3 yrs Rotary l yr Avtatnan Club l yr Football 3 yrs Wrestling 3 yrs French Club 2 yrs Sophomore Class Presudent and Vtce Presrdent BILL DONAT TIM DONAT l0l JACKIE DRESLER Student Government I yr Cheerblock 2 yrs Spanrsh Club I y DEBBIE EATON Cheerblack 3 yrs Sunshrne 2 yrs Pan Am Club 3 yrs Junror Class Play Grrls Athletrc Assocratron I yr Senror Follres LYN L EGGESON Sunshrne I yr Med: corps 2 yrs Euclrdeans Club 3 yrs French Club I yr Sophomore Varrety Show Chorr 2 rs MARY EIERMAN SALLY JO ELDER French Club I yr Cheer block 2 yrs Cheerleader I yr Band 3 yrs JAMES DOUGLAS ELDRIDGE SUSAN MARIE ELLIS French Club 2 yrs Cheorbloclx 3 yrs Band 3 yrs Orchestra I yr Grrls Athletrcs Assocratron I yr Natronal Honor Socrety 2 yrs Senror Follres JEANIE FIELDS Cheerblock 2 yrs D E C A YY BETH IHAINESI FISH Cheerblock I yr Grrls Athletrc Assocratron I yr Pan Am Club I yr BARBARA FISHER Cheerblack I yr Med: corps I yr CATHERINE ANN FOLKER Band 3 yrs Eu clrdeans Club 2 yrs Chess Club I yr Bowlrng Club 2 yrs Cheerbloclx I yr Student Govern ment I yr Tomahawk I y DAVE FOWLER KEITH DOUGLAS FRICK Football 3 yrs Swrmmrng 3 yrs Track 2 yrs G If I y G Mens 2 yrs Natronal Honor Socrefy I yr Sophomore Varrety Show JUDITH DIANE GARBER Cheerleader 3 yrs Crrrnsonarres I yr French Club 2 yrs Aquatrcs I yr Future Teachers Assocrotron I yr Grrls Athletrc Assocratron I yr Sunshrne 2 yrs Chow I yr Gurls State Sophomore Varuety Show Natronal Honor Sacrery I yr Senror Follres JUDV RENEE GARDNER GAA 2 yrs Sun shrne Socrety I yr Medrcorps I yr Crum sonarres 2 yrs Student Government 3 yrs Student Faculty Senate I yr Student Govern ment Secretary I yr Cheerblock I yr French Club 2 yrs Art Club I yr Senror Follies LYNETTE E GEIL GAA I yr French Club I yr Aquatrcs Club I yr Booster Club I yr Sophomore Varrery Shaw Band 3 yrs Orches tro I yr JANINE LU ANN GORDON French Club I yr Medrcorps I yr Junror Class Play GARY GREEN Sophomore Varrety Show Scrence Club 2 yrs STEVE HANEY Student Government I yr Basketball 3 yrs Baseball I yr Sophomore Varrety Show Senror Follres STACY DIANNE HARE Student Government I yr Cheerblock 2 yrs D E C A I yr OEA I yr Sunshme Socrefy 2 yrs Jumor Achreve ment I yr I02 Jackie Dresler Debbie Eaton Lyn L Eggeson Mary Erermann Sully J Eldef PROM HIGHLIGHTS SENIOR YEAR C1 ..-J Cafherme A Folker Dave Fowler 15 Kerth D Frrck Judrth D Garber Judy R Gardner 1 Lynette E. Gerl Janine L. Gordon Gary Green Steve Haney Stacy D. Hare ,119 S-rj Lsnda Harley Steven M Horns Phyllss K Harshberger Phlllp C Hartzler Mark Haskins ', Mick Hausbqgh Kathy Hawks Mark S Hoy Marlorse J Helmuth RICIWOYCI G Helsel sl' fd' Mlchgel M Hernmsnger Sue E Hendrscks Calsxto Hernandez Susan Herr Wayne A Hershberger sb- '31 --4... Wiz- LINDA HARLEY Cheerblock 2 yrs STEVEN M HARRIS Football 3 yrs G Mens 3 yrs Chosr 2 yrs Lotsn Club I yr PHYLLIS K HARSHBERGER Future Teachers of Amersco I yr Pan Am Club 2 yrs Cheer block 3 yrs Sensor Class Vsce Pressdent Stu dent Government I yr Natsonul Honor Socsety I yr Sophomore Vanety Show PHILIP C HARTZLER Football 2 yrs Track I yr Lotsn Club 3 yrs Student Government I yr Booster Club 2 yrs Chess Club I yr Treo surer of Natsonal Honor Socsety I yr Rotary I MARK HASKINS Baseball I yr Natsonal Forenssc League I yr Debate Team I y Scsence Club I yr Sensor Follses Booster C ub 2 yrs Speech Club I yr MICK HAUSBACH KATHY HAWKS MARK STEPHEN HAY Football 2 yrs Track I yr Booster Club 3 yrs MARJORIE JANE HELMUTH Natsonal Honor Socsety I yr OEA I yr RICHARD G HELSEL Band 2 yrs Jazz En semble I yr Lotsn Club 3 yrs Sensor Follses MICHAEL M HEMMINGER Football 3 yrs Wrestlsng 3 yrs Golf 3 yrs Rotary I yr G Mens 2 yrs French Club I yr Jumor Class Play Sensor Follses Booster Club 3 yrs SUE E HENDRICKS Jazz Ensemble I yr Crsmson Edstor I97O I97I Tomahawk 2 yrs Medscorps 3 yrs Sunshsne Socsety 3 yrs Ls brary Club 2 yrs French Club 2 yrs Band 3 yrs Sophomore Vanety Show Junsor Class Play Sensor Follses Student Government I yr Cheerblock 3 yrs GAA I yr Future Teachers of Amersco 2 yrs Fsfth Season 2 yrs CALIXTO HERNANDEZ SUSAN HERR Medscorps 2 yrs Lotsn Club 2 yrs Band 3 yrs Natsonol Honor Socsety I yr WAYNE A HERSHBERGER Wrestling 3 yrs G Mens Club 3 yrs Student Government I yr Booster Club 2 yrs Xlx Libby Webster and Russ Buschert show the studious side of the seniors. T03 DAVE HESS Football 3 yrs Track 2 yrs G Mens 3 yrs Student Government 2 yrs Boost er Club 3 yrs Rotary I yr Basketball I yr JAMES F HESTER JR Football 2 yrs Booster Club 2 yrs French Club I yr Junlor Class Vrce Presrdent Natronal Honor Socrety JANE MARIE HILE Latln Club 2 yrs Orches tra 3 yrs CHARLOTTE HIZER Chorr 2 yrs WENDYS HOCHSTETLER GAA I yr Meat corps I yr Sunshrne Soclety 3 yrs Latrn Club I yr Cheerblock 2 yrs Chorr 2 yrs Sopho more Varrety Show Student Government I yr Natlonal Honor Socrety I yr TERENCE L HOFFMAN Natnonal Honor So clety I yr Student Government 2 yrs Stu dent Faculty Senate 2 yrs Speech Club I y Sophomore Class Publrc Relatuons Offrcer Jun :or Class Presrdent Sophomore Varrety Show Student Government Presrdent I yr Cholr I yr Orchestra 3 yrs Crrmsonarres I yr Cham ber Orchestra 2 yrs Rotary I yr Frfth Season 2 yrs DIANE KAY HOLLAND Library Club 2 yrs Medlcorps I yr Art Club I yr GAA I yr JOYCE HOLLAND Future Hamemokers of America I yr LONNIE HOLUB G Mens BILL HONEY A.. -.4 5? Dave Hess James F Hester, Jr Jane M Hlle Charlotte Hlzer Wendy S Hochstetler wr-'W Terence L Hoffman Duane K Holland Joyce Holland Lonnre Holub Bull Honey GOLDEN MOMENTS TO REMEMBER AS QENIORQ LORI S HOOGENBOOM Cheerblock 2 yrs Future Teachers of Amenca I yr Meducorps I yr Student Government I yr Natlonal Honor Society 2 yrs THOMAS WAYNE HOOGENBOOM Boost er Club 2 yrs Bowlrng Club I yr JEAN M HOOPINGARNER G A I yr Speech Club I yr Natranal Honor Socuety I yr Pan Am Club I yr Cheerbloclm I yr BERNITA R HOSTETLER Pan Am Club I y GAA I yr Cheerblock 2 yrs Sunshrne Socuety 3 yrs Llbrary Club I yr Future Teachers ol Amerrca I yr Crrmson Staff l yr Art Club I yr Natronal Honor Socvety I yr Sophomore VArlety Show Junaor Class Play Fntth Season I MARSHA LOUISE HOSTETLER GAA 3 yrs Sunshme Socvety 3 yrs Cheerbloclr 3 yrs Aquatucs 2 yrs Medrcorps I yr Sophomore Varrety Show Jumar Class Play Semor Follres D E C A I yr KATHY S HOWARD Sunshrne 3 yrs Med: corps 2 yrs DONALD HOWK Baseball 3 yrs Football 2 rs ANNA r-unfuewvcz GAA 1 yr Medeofps I yr Sophomore Varrety Shaw Crxmson Stoll I yr Sensor Follres ROGER HUBER Choir I y D E C A I r JANET HUNSBERGER IO4 EEF' Lon S Hoogenboom ThomasW Hoogenboom a. r Kathy S Howard Donald Hawk Ni Jean M Hooplngarner Bernlta R Hostetler Marshal Hostetler I Anna Hrynewycz Roger Huber Janet l'lUr1Sbel'ger 'A ' ' ' ' 5.1 rig.-If . , . ,, -, V. -f A V, l, ..- N 4 f .. , - f gp' ' . 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C0f0le Hunter Dionne L Huser Nancy J lnbody Dean A Jorvls Steve Jennette K 1-dl' Steven R Johnson David Joldersma Monte K Jones Roger Kauffman Karen M Kehr Q15 Krrstlne L Kell Steve Kelm Dan Kemper Buford D Kuncold D0V'd L KUI9 11 4-P CAROLE HUNTER DIANNE L HUSER Cheerbloclr 2 yrs GAA 2 yrs NANCY J INBODY GAA 3 yrs National Honor Socuety I y DEAN ALLEN JARVIS STEVE JENNETTE Speech Club 2 yrs Cross Country 2 yrs Wrestllng 2 yrs Crlmsonalreg 2 yrs Booster Club 2 yrs Sophomore Varrety Show Junlor Class Play Senlor Follues Tomo hawk I yr Frfth Season 2 yrs Student Gov ernment l yr STEVEN RAY JOHNSON Latin Club 3 yrs Science Club 3 yrs Natronal Honor Socrety l yr Fifth Season 2 yrs DAVID JOLDERSMA MONTE K JONES Football 2 yrs Wres tllng 2 yrs Track 2 yrs ROGER KAUFFMAN KAREN M KEHR Jazz Ensemble I yr Pep Band 2 yrs Band 3 yrs Orchestra 2 yrs No tlonal Honor Society I yr French Club l yr Tomahawk 2 yrs GAA I yr Sunshme Society 2 yrs Sophomore Vanety Show Jumor Class Play Sensor Follles Cheerbloclr I yr Wood wrnd Choir 2 yrs KRISTINE L KEIL Pan Am I yr Cheerblock 3 yrs Sunshme Socrety 2 yrs Cnmson Staff 2 yrs GAA I yr Art Club I yr Jumor Achreve ment I yr Junlor Mass l yr STEVE KEIM Student Government l yr Na tronal Honor Society I yr Booster Club 2 yrs DAN KEMPER BUFORD DANIEL KINCAID DAVID L KING Euclldeans Club 3 yrs Scrence Club 2 yrs Chess Club I yr Sensor Follves Bowlmg Club 2 yrs IOS x I X . 13.2. 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JANET ISWANKI KINNEY JAMES KITSON Booster I yr LINDA KITSON REBECCA JEAN KORENSTRA Medscorps 3 yrs Lotsn Club 3 yrs Crrmsors Staff I yr Pep Band I yr Bond 3 yrs GREGORY KORTE JOHN T KUIPER D E C A 2 yrs Tomahawk Staff I yr Crsmson Staff I yr CAROLYN M KURK Sunshsne 2 yrs Cheer block 2 yrs Crsmson Stott I yr Art Club 3 yrs Spanssh Club I yr Gsrls Athletscs Assocso toon I yr Sophomore Vorsely Show BRADLEY K LAMBERT Lalsn Club 3 yrs R tary I yr GMens I yr Football 2 yrs Track I yr Szrence Club I yr Student Government 2 yrs Sensor Follses CHERYL LYNNE LANDAW Bond 3 yrs O chestra 3 yrs Pep Band 2 yrs Masorette 2 yrs Varssty Cheerleader I yr Latsn Club 3 yrs Sophomore Vonety Show Junsor Class Play Sensor Follses Gsrls State I yr Class Treasurer I yr I970 Elkhart County Farr Queen SHARON D LANTZ Medscorps 2 yrs D CA I yr DIANA LYNN LARIMER MICHAEL LA RUE Scsence Club I yr Wres tlsng 2 yrs Booster Club 3 yrs LINDA LAWSON Lalsn Club 2 yrs Spanssh Club I yr Aquatscs Club I yr Cheerblock I yr Pep Band 2 yrs Band 3 yrs Sunshsne I yr Gsrls Athletscs Assocsatson I y JANET E LEER Medswps s yr o E C A 2 rs MICHAEL LEER Latrn Club 3 yrs Band 3 yrs Sensor Follses Booster Club 3 yrs KELLY MARIE LEMING Sunshsne 3 yrs Pan Am 2 yrs Cheerblock 3 yrs Gsrls Athletsc As socsotson 2 yrs Crsmsonasres I yr Chosr 3 yrs Future TEochers of Amersco I yr Sopho more Vorsety Show Junsor Class Play Sensor Follses Speezh Club 2 yrs Junsor Msss pageant GARY CHARLES LONG VICTORIA ANNE LONG Ar Club I yr Gymnastscs 3 yrs Gsrls Athletscs Assocsatson 3 yrs Aquatscs 2 yrs Sensor Follses PATTI LOY Medscorps I yr Gsrls Athletscs Assocsatson I yr Sunshsne 2 yrs Cheerblock 2 yrs Pep Band I yr Crsmson Staff 3 yrs Band 3 yrs Sophomore Vorsery Show Junsor Class Play Aquatscs Club I yr Sensor Follses Student Government JOHN R LUKE Decca Presrdent I yr Wres tlsng I yr Baseball 2 yrs Avsotson Club W yr Football I yr Rotary GMen s Club I yr I06 5 Nd' - STEPPING-STONE TO THE FUTURE John T Kusper Carolyn M Kurk Bradley K Lambert Cheryl L Londaw Sharon D l-Ont! ur-4' Dsana L Larsmer Mschoel La Rue Lsndo Lawson Janet E leer MlCl'l09l leer '-E 1 -Y Kelly M Lemsng Gary C Long Vsctorsa A Long Potts Lo John R Luke Sensors have thelr ups and downs as shown by Lubby Webster and Evan St Germam Barb Lundberg Sue Manns Karen A Martm Nelson L Martm Lulrane Martnnsky Cmdy Mag Sharon K Mqgt Denms E Mathews Tom McDameI Lynn A McKubbun BARB LUNDBERG Medxcorps 3 yrs French Club I y GAA I yr Sophomore Varuety Show Chou 3 yrs SUE MANNS Chour 3 yrs Future Home makers of Ameruca I yr Latm Club I yr KAREN ANNE MARTIN Sunshme Socaety 3 yrs Cheerblock 3 yrs Pan Am 2 yrs Med: corps 2 yrs Cnmson Staff 3 yrs Junuor Mlss Contestant Jumor Achuevement I yr NELSON L MARTIN National Honor Socle ty 'I yr Rotary I yr Baseball 3 yrs Basket ball 3 yrs G Mens 2 yrs LILIANE MARTINSKY French Club 2 yrs Sunshune Socnety 2 yrs GAA I yr CINDY MAST SHARON KAY MAST Natuonal Honor Socre ty 2 yrs Orchestra 3 yrs GAA 3 yrs Future Homemakers ot Ameruca 2 yrs DENNIS EMERY MATHEWS Latvn Club I yr Booster Club 3 yrs National Honor Soclety 2 yrs Student Government I yr Student Faculty Senate I yr Cross Country 3 yrs Wrestlmg 3 yrs Track 3 yrs TOM MCDANIEL LYNN A MCKIBBIN French I yr GAA I yr Jan Ensemble 2 yrs Cheerbloclc 3 yrs Band 3 yrs Orchestra I yr Fufth Season 2 yrs Sophomore Vanety Show Sensor Follnes Crum son Staff I yr Sunshme Soclety I yr 'I07 JAMES DAVID MEHL Booster Club 3 yrs CINDYA METZLER GAA I yr Medscorps I yr Junsor Achrevement I yr Cheerbloclx 2 yrs Sophomore Varsety Show MELISSA JAYNE MILBOURN Chosr 3 yrs Crsmsonasres 2 yrs GAA 2 yrs Sunshsne Socsety 2 yrs Junsor Msss Pageant Cheerblock 3 yrs Student Government I yr Sophomore Varsety Show Sensor Follses Speech Club Play CATHERINE JANE MILLER Band 3 yrs Pep Bond I yr Cheerbloclc 2 yrs Tomahawk Staff I yr Scsence Club I yr Speech Club 2 yrs Pan Amerscan Club 2 yrs GAA 3 y Aquatscs Club I yr Sensor Follses DOUGLAS MILLER Jazz Ensemble 2 rs Pep Bond 2 yrs Bond 3 yrs Sensor Follses KATHLEEN MILLER Latsn Club I yr Meds corps 2 yrs MIKE MILLER JEFF MILLS Basketball 2 yrs Baseball 2 yrs JANE MARIE MITCHELL Gsrls Athletsc Asso csatson 3 yrs Aquatscs 2 yrs French Club 2 yrs Sunshsr-e 3 yrs Crsmson Staff 2 yrs Med :corps I yr Natsonal Honor Socsety I yr Cheerbloclr 3 yrs Sophomore Varsety Shaw Sensor Follses Junsor Class Play JOHN MITCHELL Tomahawk 2 yrs Latsn Club 3 yrs Chosr I yr Crsmsonasres I yr Na tsonal Honor Socsety I yr Crsmson I yr N tsonal Farenssc League I yr Natsonol Thesps ons Socsety I yr Lsbrary Club I yr Orchestra JANE MONSCHEIN Cheerblack 2 yrs JEAN MONSCHEIN Sunshsne 2 yrs Meds corps 2 yrs Cheerblock 2 yrs KENNEDY MEDFORD MORELAND Sophc more Varsety Show Junsor Closs Play Latsn Club 3 yrs Swsmmsng 3 yrs Crsmsonasres 2 yrs Booster Club 3 yrs Chosr 3 yrs Sensor Fallres JIM MORIARTY Football I yr Track I yr Pan Am I yr Rotary Booster Club 2 yrs ROY ANNE MOULTON Latsn Club 2 yrs Chosr 3 yrs Sunshsne 2 yrs Natsonal Honor Socsety I yr Medscorps 2 yrs Tomahawk I y Sophomore Varsety Show Sensor Follses Crsmson Staff I yr BRENDA MURPHY JOAN K NAGLE D E C A 2 yrs Gsrls Ath Ietsc Assocsatsan I yr STAN NICHOLS Latsn Club I yr Scsence Club 2 yrs Euclsdeans I yr Junsor Achseve ment I yr ED NISLEY Track I yr JOYCE NYMEYER Sunshsne I yr Gsrls Ath Ietrc Assocsatran I yr Pan Am Club 2 yrs Crsmson 2 yrs Cheerbloclr 3 yrs Future Teachers Assacsatson I yr Natsonal Honor So csety 2 yrs Publsc Relatson Oflscer I yr Tomo hawk I yr Chosr 3 yrs Sophomore Varsety Show 108 sl? James D Mehl Csndy A Metzler Melsssa J Mslbourn Cathersne J Msller Douglas Miller 'GS- QL- Your Kathleen Msller Mslse Msller Jeff Mslls JUNE M MIICIISII JOIIU MIICIWBII GRADUATION IS THE END OF THE BEGINNING Jane Monschesn Jean Monschesn J is Kennedy M Mgrelqnd Jlm MOYIGYIY Roy A Moulton ,,.ao Brenda Murphy Joan K Nagle Stan Nschols Ed Nssley Joyce Nymeyer ., I' . I 'Lf r . I, , V' I, .. I ., . , . rs., I. ., H f I ,, ,, I ' .. ' I 2 , . I I' ' F 1 A Q l -I -, 'I y at Y M I . A . I' It II L I 1 I -f -f 9 ' ' .J - I yr., Booster Club I yr. 1 W I I -I-A 5' - -:.7 fern W , 4' ri f X V . , I' .7 . ., , V I , ' 5 ' , .r ' J I'-r I 'I' V I , . I I h - Y f E if I -4: 'f, ' ., V A s Vnckr L Olrver Mrchael V O Nerll Rebecca S Oyer Stan Oyer Thomas H Payne VICKI LYNN OLIVER Future Hornemakers ot Amencc I yr MICHAEL VERDE ONEILL Drum Malor 2 yrs Latin Club 3 yrs Chess Club I yr Euclid eans I yr Natrona! Honor Socrety 2 yrs REBECCA SCHERTZ OYER Orchestra 3 yrs French Club 2 yrs STAN OYER THOMAS HENRY PAYNE Student Govern ment I yr Chess Club I yr GLENDA R PEAK GAA I yr D E C A 2 yrs MARILEE ELLEN PENROSE French Club 2 yrs Sunshrne Socrety 3 yrs Euclrdeans 3 yrs GAA I yr Sophomore Vorlety Show Natronal Honor Socrety I yr Orchestra 3 yrs Cheer block 3 yrs Campus Lute 2 yrs KAREN FLETCHER MARY POSCHARSCKY Sophomore Class Treasurer Cheerblock 2 yrs Pan Am I y Sunshrne Socrety I yr Meducorps I y LYNN SUZANNE PRICE Medrcorps 3 yrs Euclrdeans I yr Nahonal Honor Socrety I yr Cnmson Staff I yr Glenda R Peak Morrlee E Penrose Karen Pletcher Mary Poscharscky LYNN 5 Pf'Ce ,--'11, i Q Yi 1-Q These senror boys seem to be enloyvng themselves at the Goshen Elkhart pep sessuon held rn the GHS gym Lmda J Prough Muke Ralston Jeffery S Rasley Lamar E Rassr BIIIY Rlre LINDAJ PROUGH Cheerblock 3 yrs Latrn Club 2 yrs MIKE RALSTON JEFFREY SCOTT RASLEY Swimming 3 yrs Track 3 yrs Cross Country 3 yrs GMens 3 yrs Latrn Club 3 yrs Speech Club I yr Scrence Club I yr Jumor Class Play Rotary I yr Student Government I yr Student Faculty Senate I yr Sensor Follres LAMAR EARL RASSI Basketball I yr Cross Country 3 yrs Track 3 yrs G Mens 3 yrs BILLY RICE 109 M f -U ' , lrlrfi. l ' V7 ' . I Iv - Q X . h 'I I 'x I I bf ' V-I I I ,, I f. gl I I IA A I ' I J if. li' 5 ' ,I ' 1 5 w tr, I 2 ,x 3 E 'A D 1 . 4,. 1 ' 1 ,. A SL' . ' 'Y' 7, 4 ,I- . - if I t lb I 1 I' . .- 5 1 d .-s Q , f v , I .- -L-:IY ,' - 4 g W - R ' Q . I -I ' -, - , -1 -f -, , fl 'I' I 1 Qi A l GEORGIA RILEY GAA 2 yrs Lsbrary Club 2 yrs Future Homemakers of Amersco I yr Art Clu I yr JAMESL RINK JAMES CRAIG ROGERS BARBARA JO ROSTOCHAK Bowling Club I yr Future Homemakers ot Amersca I yr RICHARD ROYER Pep Band 2 yrs Bond 3 yrs Orchestra 3 yrs Jazz Ensemble I yr Booster Club I yr KATHRYN ELAINE SAAL Sophomore Varse ty Show Cheerblock 3 yrs Sunshsne Socsety 2 yrs GAA I yr Medscorps I yr OEA I yr Sensor Follses Aquatscs Club I y Juni r Achsevement I yr BRENDA LEE SAMPLE GAA 3 yrs Aquatscs 2 yrs Junsor Class Secretary Sensor Class Sec retary Sunshine Socsety 2 yrs Student Gov ernment I yr Sophomore Vorsety Show Pep Band 2 yrs Cheerblock I yr Sensor Follses Band 3 yrs TIM SCHEIDEI. Football I yr Booster Club 2 yrs Wrestling 2 yrs Sophomore Varsety Show Junsor Class Play Baseball 3 yrs G Mens I yr ERIC SCHERTZ Student Government I yr MICHAEL SCHNELL Football I yr Baseball 3 yrs GMens I yr JANE ANN SCHRECK Cheerblock 2 yrs D E C A 2 yrs Sunshsne Society 2 yrs JOYCE SHROCK Library Club I yr STEVE SIBAL Science Club I yr National Honor Socsety I yr SYLVIA R SIRI GAA I yr Cheerblock I yr Aquatscs I yr ROBERTA SLABACH ANNA SMEDZWICK - Art Club I yr. Future Teachers at America I yr. Student Government I yr. LENA SMEDZWICK JULIE SMITH Y Medicorps I yr. Crimson Staff I yr. Cheerbloclr 3 yrs. Band I yr. Sopho- more Variery Show Senior Follies TOM SMITH DON SMUCKER Y Jazz Ensemble 2 yrs., Band 2 yrs., Cross-Country 3 yrs., Track I yr. HD COLLEGE I9 WITHIN OUR GRAQP V? -:L- Ge0fQl0 Riley James L Rsnk James C Rogers Barbara J Rostochak Rschard Royer ..-AO .P-if ks? Kathryn E Saal Brenda L Sample Tsm Schesdel Ersc Schertz Mschael Schnell 44? Jane A. Schreck Joyce Shrock Steve Sibal Sylvia R. Siri Roberta Sldbf-'CII Anna Smedzwick Lena Smedzwick Julie Smith TON Smlfh Don Smucker Q MARY CAROLYN SMUCKER French Club 2 yrs., National Honor Society 2 yrs., GAA 2 yrs., Band 2 yrs., Orchestra l yr. RITA PATRICIA SNYDER ROGERW SNYDER Football l yr Booster Club 2 yrs SUSAN VlCTORlA SNYDER Cheerblack l TERRY ALLEN SNYDER Wrestlrng 3 yrs Pon Am 2 yrs Nctronol Honor Society l yr G Mens 2 yrs Booster Club l yr Mary C Smucker Rlfd P Snyder ROQCI' W Snyder Susan V Snyder Terry A Snyder BETTY SPAFFORD W EVAN ST GERMAIN Football l yr Track 2 yrs Student Government l yr Booster Club 3 yrs Rotary l yr LON A STINE Football l yr Scrence Club l yr Avratron Club l yr Sophomore Vanety Show Booster Club 3 yrs ROBIN STIVER Crrmson Staff l yr French Club l yr Gymnostxcs 3 yrs GAA 2 yrs Aquctrcs 2 yrs Sunshrne Socrety l yr Cheer block 2 yrs Sl lELl.Y K STONER GAA 3 yrs Art Club l Betty Spafford W Evan St Germarn Lon A Strne Robrn Strver Shelly K Stoner 'sz if fx f Karen Martrn gets her stab at the Elkhart Blue Blazer R Jr, 9 Bum Blazer Burnl V 'sf' X -4 yr. V ' 'Writ F 1 Yf- I ll B I , k-L:...: . il I Mx! l V fri r ' A D C, 'sl e M - v .S ' 7 ' N V f I .S ist T' ,:, ' - - v - .,-. -, K- ff' if f 'N x ell' ' '9 2 f .. , . , - fv U ' I U tn - V I 0 M I A ' v 'i ' 'vi ,.: ' '-' L' 5 H ll .s A 1 ,.i .f. J l Y , 2 ' xt Y . E KATHY LUCILLE STOUT Band 3 yrs Med: Corps 3 yrs Tomahawk Stott 2 yrs LOWELL STRAW DAVE STUTSMAN SANDRA N SUMMER Cheerblock 2 yrs 4' Sunshme Society I y French Club 2 yrs '41 Chorr 3 yrs Sophomore Vcrrery Show Junror Class Play MIKE SWIHART Kathy L Stout Lowell Straw VICKI JEAN SWIHART DEC A I yr Fut e Homemalrers of Amer ca I yr DAN V TRAXLER Swrmmrng 3 yrs Booster Club 2 yrs Scrence Club I yr Avrctron Club I yr GMens 2 yrs G lt 1 yr CHERI TROYER Lotrn Club 2 yrs Library Club 2 yrs Sophomore Varrety Show KARY MICHAEL TROYER norm Club 3 yrs X Senror Follres Football I yr Natronal Honor Socrety 1 yr Booster Club 2 yrs Rotary I yr .dr DAVE TUCKER Tennrs 3 yrs Cross Country I yr Juruor Achrevement 2 yrs Tomahawk I yr Forerrsrc League 2 yrs Intermural Basket ball League I yr Track I yr VrckrJ Swrhart Dan V Traxler Dave Stutsman Sandra N Summer Make Swrhart 'C' Cher: Troyer Kary M Troyer 1971 JUNIOR MISS PAGEANT Cathre Muller starts her long walk down the runway he wasi one of twelve who pcrrtrcrpated rn the event 112 we .J-0 Q! f al Xxx A xX fire 1 rr Dave Tucker Doretta Wregand expresses her happrness after berng crowned 1971 Junror Mrss s , -I L A 'f Y 1' y ia. 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'T Karen L Ulery Denise L Vance Steve Vander Reyden Tom Wanamaker Elizabeth Watson Wrlllam G Waun Carol E Weaver Brenda J Weber Elizabeth A Webster Wtlllam S Wegehoft SENIOR SPIRIT SHOWN HERE Stack 'em hlghl KAREN L ULERY Cnmsonanres I yr Chou 3 s DENISE L VANCE Jumor Achievement I yr GAA I yr Student Government I yr Crumscn Stal I yr STEVE VANDER REVDEN TOM WANAMAKER ELIZABETH WATSON WILLIAM GEORGE WAUN Latun Club 3 yrs Track I yr Football I yr Band I yr Pep Band I yr Ensemble I yr Chonr I yr CAROL ELLEN WEAVER GAA 3 yrs Cheer block 3 yrs Sophomore Vunety Show French Club 3 yrs Natronal Honor Socnety I yr O chestra 3 yrs Cnmsonalres 2 yrs Sensor Follues Speech Club I yr Scuence Club I yr Eucltdeuns Club I yr BRENDA J WEBER Cheerblock 2 yrs ELIZABETH ANN WEBSTER GAA I y Cheerleader 3 yrs Future Teachers of Amenca 2 yrs Natuonal Honor Socuety 2 yrs Sopho more Vuce Presudent Junuor Muss Contestant Cutrzen I yr Wmner of Dtstnct Speech Contest I yr Runner Up of Reguonal Speech Contest I yr Sophomore Vanety Show Fufth Season I WILLIAM S WEGEHOFT Latun Club 2 yrs Booster Club 2 yrs Ready, okl yells captam Jeff Rasley I I3 r . Y , , Y - ' V , , ' sJ I . C d X - -1 I I -1 7' vi, .4 I 'I I 'I ' I f I r., Girls' State Representative I yr., DAR Good ., - A . . . . . YY, g in ' y 7 f W Q . l , - t I , I ., cf ' , . ' , 0 I . , I I . 1 . F I ' , F . N. 1 Q1 L . I I . l , l 'E' ll Il . TONY LEE WEIRICH Chair 3 yrs Crum sonaires 2 yrs Booster Club 2 yrs Euclrdeons Club 2 yrs Chess Club I yr Tomahawk I yr National Honor Society 2 yrs JANICE RENEE WENGER GAA I yr French Club 2 yrs Euclrdeans Club I yr National Honor Society 2 yrs Orchestra I yr Cheer block I yr JOHN EDWARD WESTFALL Basketball 3 yrs Baseball 3 yrs GMen 3 yrs Student Government I yr National Honor Society I yr Senior Class President Sophomore Vanety Show Junior Class Play Senior Follies RICHARD DEAN WHIRLEDGE Football 3 yrs Basketball 2 yrs Track 2 yrs DORETTA SUSAN WIEGAND Medtcorps 2 yrs Sunshine Society 3 yrs Aquatics Club 2 yrs Cheerblock I yr National Honor Society 2 yrs Crimson Staff I yr Band 3 yrs Sopho more VAnety Show Pep Band 2 yrs Jazz En semble I yr Latin Club 3 yrs GAA 3 yrs I97I Junior Mrss CHERYL ANN WYSONG Future Home makers of America 2 yrs Cheerblock I yr BYRON YODER DAVID YODER Cross Country 3 yrs Swim ming 3 yrs Track 3 yrs GMens I yr KIM E YODER Rotary l yr Crimson Stall I yr French Club I yr MICHAEL LEE YODER Track 3 yrs Crass Country 2 yrs Booster Club 2 yrs G Mens 2 yrs Photography Club I y STANLEY G YODER Football 3 yrs French Club I yr Student Government 3 yrs Notion al H nor Society 2 yrs Booster Club 3 yrs Ro tary I yrk Sophomore Varrety Show Orchestra I yr Band I yr GMens 2 yrs Track I y MARY MARGARET YOST Jazz Ensemble 3 yrs Pep Band 3 yrs Crimson Staff 3 yrs Band 3 yrs French Club I yr Future Teachers at America 2 yrs GAA I yr National Honor Society 2 yrs Tomahawk 2 yrs Orchestra 3 yrs Sunshine Society 2 yrs Sophomore Vane fy Shaw Senior Follres Junior Class Play Brass Choir 2 yrs THEODORE NORMAN YOUNG Football 3 yrs Latin Club 3 yrs Track 3 yrs Wrestling 2 yrs Band 2 yrs Rotary I yr Student Govern ment 3 yrs Booster Club l yr LAUREL SUE ZIMMERLE Medrcorps 3 yrs Latin Club I yr DAVID ZIMMERMAN Swimming 3 yrs Golf 3 yrs GMens I yr DOUGLAS L ZIMMERMAN ff Swimming 2 yrs., Golf 2 yrs., G-Mens I yr., Booster Club 2 yrs. TI4 3.1 Q.- ,Xe Tonyl Welrrch Janice R Wengel John E Westfall Richard D Whlrledge Doretta S Wregand Cheryl A WY5on9 Byron Yoder David Yoder Kim E Yoder Michael L Yoder DO IT DO IT - ALL RIGHT' .1 Stanley G Yoder Mary M Yost Theodore N Young l-UUYGI 5 Zlmmerle David Zimmerman Douglas L. Zimmerman SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR David L Akens Jr Patrick Akers Genevieve Albert Marvin E. Clark Lammar Culp Gordon Davidhizar Scott Dunnick Paul Fish James Fretz Steven Geaugh Cheryl Graff William Hite Chrrsyrne lAlbertI James Dan Kell Jannet lSwankI Kinney Sarah Lind Fred Miller Richard Miller Penny L. Mitchell Gina Peru Jim Rink Curtis Schmucker Nellie Schrock Rhonda Schrock Robert Stanley Randy Stoffel Diana Stuzman Debra Thompson Rene Torres David VanAntwerp Jim Winkler Robert Yoder Q? 4 jf' -ff .r 6- fjff-?, h. , ,.,, ii ji 73... Sonior boys really get around as shown by Gary Green in picture one, Dennis Mathews in picture two, and Bruce Boughner, Jim Moriarty, and Jim Clemens in the third picture. l. ti. ,Ll 2 'QA ,Mp 1-,:3.u1, L., . 1:4197 3 'Y ' . lr 'Gigi l lvl.. faqf- ' - ' ' I li L -V xt. -lir 1z'f:s i -I X - . r 'P m 1 I l . 1 I -I fi' wall display to Elkhart exchange student, Jon Carlson. Cathie Miller, the first high school girl to finish the Hunger Walk, appears to I9 SENIORQ' FAVORITE PAQTIME ' YQGY' 74' 1 ,fe ik ' Seniors participate actively at school pep sessions. 1,1 , 5 7 i ,Z ,-2 JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS sealed left to rlghf ore Mr Allyn Mrs Dwyer and Mr Closon Sfandmg are Mr Hlldebrond and Mr Shrock JUNIOR9 ENJOY rl i in - Joe Frgtz races fo flnlsh fhe Walk f0f HUUQCY Top leff Debble Kurtz and nghf Scot? Gross Bottom leff Jan Yoder and nghf Nancy long 7 ..- Nl . ,S 'L ,J -av S 49 E3 ' 1 l! I - I .i.. 1 N. ':' 0 A X ll .5 1 5 12' .ng rjvx f ' 'X ,. 0 '5 . Sw' SN I .NP . . U . , - ,S '75 S ' Q I' EJ? 1- W EU X is rn Q7 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, seated left to right: are Vicki Howk, secretory, and Carol Johnson, public rela- tions. Standing, left to right: are Kim Yoder, treasurer, Bill Peterson, vice-president, and Korl Yoder, presi- dent. AN ACTIVE YEAR V' -3- Barb Mowry puts the finishing touches on a deco ration for the prom. if oi Kathy Massonori shows disbelief at something Martha McCaIIy is telling her. H9 0 Nana Ackerson Sue Amlay Bull Alhelm Bull Allen Lmda Baul Wilma Burner Brenda Bartley Greg Baumgartner John Beachy Robm Beachy Wayne Beachy Jane Bechlel Joyce Bender Don Berkey Peggy Berkey John Bnllmon Tum Blosser Maynard Bollng Bruce Bontrager Jamce Bontrager Robm Bonlrager Phul Bowser Robm Boyer Susan Bruggs Jeff Brookbank Bruce Butler Esfher Byler Jerry Callahan John Castaneda Llnda Chapman Lon Chlslck Jon Chnstensen Karry Clark Marilyn Clark Jlm Cobb Joan Comer Becky Cook John Covlngfon Dan Coy Tommie Coy Karen Cramer Dan Cnpe CLASS OF '72 HAS GREAT YEAR' 'nv 7 5 v- 5 Xi ? '7 1 T5 There s always time to goof off and shown doing lust that are Allen Thomas Bill WOW? Jennelfe W95 Hlgglnbofhamf Und LYl9 P95l0W become involved in on Peterson and Carol Johnson exciting foolball 90m9- Cul AN lf K 'J 5 L1-.1 --49 oak-L in-0' X .ll vi, Ll 1 , wir 1 fl x N f vw JP, Don Cripe Bob Cripe Julie Cripe Tim Cripe Bob Cunningham Lindo Curry Rin Curtis Kathy Daub Steve Davis Greg Detwiler Mary Devine Teresa Delwarte Doug Dispennett Charles Drake Cindy Dubbs Elaine Dulaney Wanda Duncan Rick Ernsberger Jean Ernst Pamela Everst Carol Everett Marvin Fann Grant Farrond Mike Feoster Bill Fish Cathy French Joe Fretz Dave Frey Ernie Freid Diane Gall Jan Ganger Donna Gangwer Mark Gardner Kermit Gingerich Kevin Gingerich Kurt Glinsman Kurt Goerrng Collefia Graff Deb Greencwolf Scott Gross Ersc Gunderson Bruce Habershch Candy Hall Kay Haney Robin Hanson Lynn Horcrow Sherry Hcrdesfy Randy Hartman Deb Havens Joyce Heagney Path Hendrlcks Mark Herring Dave Hershberg Jon Hess Becky Hess Wes Higginboiham Deb Hire Dennis Hlfe Ronda Hochsiefler Cafhre Hodge Bob Hake Lrndell Holcomb Denrse Holdred Joan Hoogenboom Jane Hooprngarner Jack Hosfefler Lynn Hosfefler Vuckr Howk Steve Hrynewycz Barb Huber Randy Huber Duck Jacobs el' Jennufer Jeffenes Wayne Jennette Jam Jessup Carol Johnson Jerry Johnson Pam Jones Lunda Jushce Shella Jushce Gary Kehr Jrm Kell Mark Kercher Mike Ynmluck Lee Ann Kunfrgh Kathy Knson Duck KIYSOFI Ellzabefh Klart Sharon Klnne Tum Kosnoff Brenda Krallman Bruce Krelder Krm Krull Debra Kuriz Llsa Kyle Ray Lambdm Cathy Lanfz Fred Lawson Path Leer Becky Leonard Cllff Lind IF A MAN ANSWERS A BIG HIT Patty Longardner George Luklanenko Scott Lung Chuck Mable Rack Mable Ken Madison Peggy Madlson Kathy Martm Kathy Massanan Carolyn Mast Shurley Most Table Mast Joyce Master Ruchard McAfoos Martha McCalIy Vick: McCrlmmon Jeanne McDameI Mac McDonald Kathy Mettler Tom Metzger Dennis Muller Gary Muller Harry Muller Judy Muller June Muller Karen Muller Linda Muller Robin Muller Rod Muller Vncku Muller Mike Mlnmch Steve Mrnnlch Brenda Mvshler Dan Monroe Robert Moore Barb Mowry Jenny Moy Arndt Mueller Richard Murto 144 fh- 'bg Manln Lockerbue Cathre Lang Nancy Long 1-9 Q1 if , s: -41-..--Q-V 0.4 .40 It .3 'T xX -r vp -.Q L 'R I N'-- T? QM 1595275 560 pur- at Snowball anyone? X A Expressions as shown above by Connie Rowe Cathy French and Lisa Kyle pw r I l Q..-f rf? un.- 4-Q D 115 E 1 , ' I 4 ' o Q i I , A. L I ' I in XX 2' -. 'i X 1 if L, 1 R! , ri' ' L Q-.Q 9,4 Cu Ji '31 V ' ml Dave Myers Mary Ellen Myers John Nafzmger Karen Neff Mike Neff Pris Nichols Dorothy Nunnery Dean Nusbaum Judy Ogle Marla O Neill Melissa Overholser Kathy Oyer .lim Peck Brenda Perrrn Lyle Pesiow Bull Peterson Ron Fletcher Dave Pollock Tuna Powell Wayne Price Roger Prlhoda Don Ralston Rrla Randolph Doug Rassl Greg Recs Tom Reyff Cindy Riley Mike Ritter Jane Robinson Brad Rogers Dave Roose Connie Rowe '54 Gary Royer Charlie St. Germain Craig Sarbaugh Joyce Schmucker Nita Schrack Bob Schrock Valli Schwab Terry Schrock Richard Shepard Phil Sibal Stacey Simmons Steve Simmons Don Smith Sonia Smith Terry Smith James Snyder Miriam Snyder Joan Sorg Steve Stacker Nancy Stark Frank Stealy Regina Stepp Bill Stopper Greg Stouder Mark Stout Brad Strycker Greg Stump John Stump Kevin Stutzman Doug Suter Beth Sutter Debra Swihart Vicki Talford Allen Thomas Jean Timmons Brett Troeger Happiness is 5Pirit Easy Rider .fxvlf X i Xl q Q ii- ,xii H. N -...f JUNIORS PROVIDE FUTURE LEADERSHIP AT G H Q Jun: Bruce Barker Steve Bull Dave Cromer Rlchord Cramer Matt Grover Steve Hood Melody Jones Jam Klef Dave Troup Don Troyer Karen Troyer Randy Troyer Vmce Ulfug Sue Ulnch Debra Vance Rex VaNess Dawn Waddell Norman Woggy Jam Weaver Gary Weber Bryon Webster Mark Weldy Dan Welsh Nancy Welsh Jykla Wuegand Brenda Wnlden Phul Wllden Whit Wllklns Ben Wullnams Bruce Wllluams Allen Yoder Jan Yoder Jane Yoder Karl Yoder Kam Yoder Margaret Yoder Tom Yoder Roger York Marcno Yost Wynona Young Enc Zehr f Appearing Jack Leatherman Connne Marner Mlke Nesbitt 'Donna Nunn Lou Ann Rvchcreek Vlckn Roth Alan Sellers 1 v I Peggy Yoder Y F, .. , , Jeri L-Ynn Yoder Sheryl Nesbih IF YOU COULD READ THEIR MINDS . . , H! SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS, seared: Mr. Gibson, Miss Thomas, Mr. Reiner. Sfgndfng: Mr. Harley and Mr. Stevens. CLASS OF '73 COMES 0 D Q, , Sophomores at Goshen-Elkhart pep session are paying close artention to the ski? 1X K : H . ' , , J' I 1,45- f ,II H ix mkiir l SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, as pictured from leff fo right: Randy Clause, vice-presidentg Terri White- head, public relafionsg John Reiniche, president, Marta Coy, treasurer, and Brad Gilmore, secretary. ON STRONG i provided by the G.H.S. cheerblock girls. I 1- Ti, I fi Q 46 ' 0 x .V ix C ' V . X if I !' N 1 1 Debbie Lewallen, sophomor be enjoying her marching. I Pa K J' Z fx Xt Q K I1 e majoreffe, seems to 9 Frank Akens Paul Akers Sandee Albe Jamle Albrecht Monica Alexenko Suzanne Alhenm Erika Allbek Momca Andresen Dove Anglemyer Pam Anulles Connie Ashley l.mda Baer Cathy Barley Ron Balnter Deb Baker Delores Baker Muke Baker Randy Baker Randy Barghahn Doug Baumgartner Brent Beal Roger Beall Candy Bechtel Mary Beck Bob Beeson Fred Bellman Larry Bellman Dawn Bemenderfer Lrnda Bender Gary Berkey ii: D, ,rx ,7 N .nfl 21--,gfaxg 'L QFYKIJL: ,u Tlme passes quickly for these sophomores whale wanting for the fan bus golng to the Ft Wayne North game '15 -ob' 3 1 :AGU s-J 1' 4 4-dc Q4 , .49 Q--e wr l SWEETHEART DANCE TINGLES WITH EXCITEMENT Vada Berkey Scoff Bmkley Bruce Bnshop Evelyn Blevlns Tum Blough Floyd Bolung Mahlon Bontrager Sharon Bontrager Mrke Books Pam Boyer Sonya Bradbury Becky Bradley Mark Branson Gary Brnggs Sharon Brownung Bonnne Burkhead Kell: Burkholder Laurie Buller Debbue Chalk Jade Chandler Ron Charles Susan Charles Penny Chrlspyn Sandy Chnsfner Randy Clouse Ken Coffman Bull Cole Pat Colller Jerry Conder Glen Cook Deb Colherman Maria Coy Sue Cramer Phyllis Crawford Calhy Cnpe Dave Cnpe Deb Cnpe Mnke Cnpe Phullrp Cnpe Sharol Cnpe Jerry Culp Dan Cunnnngham .4 U Un U I U l U -if ' ' f. if Q I., . 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A ' U' . --X USM N U YC-:' I .l ,Y l I ' 344 h I . ,g . . . -J U U ' q- 1 ' U r- rf ' U il :Pl ' 4 UQ lt X ' n l Marlena Dooly Hal Darnell Wes Day Marcre Defrees Rrck Delagrange John Delcamp Lmda Detwenler Debbre Detwrler Jnm Detwrler Sue Dewey Crang Dlckuson Make Dragoo Deb Dulaney Melody Dunlap Mary Beth Duntley John Erermann Becky Eldrrdge Jam Fearnow Gary Fnelds Kathy Frsher Debbie Fleck Doug Fleck .llm Foster Karla Fowler Beth French Drone Frey Pam Frey Melessa Fry Dennis Fult Greg Gaffer Lee Ganger Larry Gates Ed Geleske Brad Gilmore Steve Gmgeruch Peter Goermg '11- ' sr' 04 145 'S Somethrng seems to have caught the eye of Sharon Browning qnnv fi' Q1 'P'-,.C9C 7 O bf' of - ,i . -, ' -7-. vb V . B F1415 l F A Alf I- l F' ' 11? Nikhil B ,f D 1, V A x .I ,-' - f I P' 1 ., 7 1 E . 1 . 7 K V I - . 5: B 'A 'w , , ..i , . , f,, Ax'. ,C . ' LF Ay ...e X If 1 F . Q. I, l wig' I l , s . B , .Q .uYfl- -L I P 6 fl 1 'l ' D 'F . nn- -- , 'Q ? ' ' -- x. M . 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V ' ,e 1 :Qu l X N Q , I, 1' W 1 f., ,l v rf' lf -4? --6 S uh Q! jll Q 1 QOPH9 SMILE IN THE SAME LANGUAGE 0'- ,K-Us -J .uv ,Q Z rv 'Q 3 4-9 nt Davld Grlmes Susan Gnmes Mary .lean Gunden Cmdy Hannes John Hall Tum Hall Larry Hamslton Rose Hanshew Deb Hams Jean Harshberger Wilbur Harshberger Louuse Hartman VICHI Hausbach Debble Howluns Norma Henderson Debbue Herman Manlyn Hern Galen Hershberger Melame Hershberger Gary Hlgglnbolham Debbie Huzer Jackue Hoffman Rack Holdraed Larry Holland Doug Hoogenboom Pam Hoover Jody Hossler Ron Hosfefler Melody Hawk Tom Huff Debbue Hurlberf Gary Huser Randy lnbody Linnea lngold Lnnda Jackson Gerald Joldersma Dawn Jones Make Jones Steve Jones Teresa Jushce Melody Kaser Barry Kauffman 133 Cindy Kauffman Ross Kehr Judy Keil Tom Keil Sally Keim Karen Kennedy Frank King Mike King Sue Kirkpatrick Mike Klase Pam Knight Cathy Krueger Frankie Kummeth Cindy Kyle Kathy Labar Ron Lambdin Cathy Lantz Nancy Lantz Jeff Lantzer Dallas Leatherman Steve Lee Randy Leer Shelly Leer LuAnn Leming Debbie Lewallen Joe Liechty Bob Lindhorn Marta Lotz Connie Lung Hank H. Maieske Chuck Monahan Dennis Martin 4 QQ 1' 1 Q4 'T' if ri! 1 Us .-, 'V 1' , SOMEDAY SOON I 973 ll 7 T 19 Z' Ulla 5, JW 4-.Q 411 Kh '15 4- H Cathy Marvel Randy Mast Wade Mayberry Mark McCar1hy Barb Metzger Cafhy Mefzler Randy Mnllar Dale Muller Dale R Moller Gary Muller Jerry Muller Marc Muller Becky Muller Wilfred Muller Roxanne Mllfenb Darrell Munmch Larry Moshler Volerle Mlshler Tern Mitchell Becky Mock Paula Moody Jo Morse Joerg Mueller Pam Mullet Ron Mullet Mulch Murphy Grant Myers Sheryl Nesbuft Derrel Neufeld Rulh Nlsley Tum Ogle Rack Olugee Deb Ollver Chuck Payne John Payne Gary Penland Juanna Penrose Bea Perez Tom Pernn Carl Pestow Dennns Phebus Ruta Pomdexter erger 135 Leo Popow Jon Raber Ann Reed Belinda Reid John Reiniche Jill Rensberger Jim Repogle Sue Rider Dale Riegsecker Kathryn Riggs Debbie Riley Jayne Rink Hector Rios Dave Robinson Jack Rogers Kevin Rogers Rick Rolston Phil Roose Greg Sample Peggy Schnell Jim Schooley Betty Schrock Dale Schrock Colleen Schwab Vic Serikow Shelly Shaffer Bob Sheline Doug Sherman Scott Sherman Rick Shrock K XA 1 xx! l Q. ..f' ff 'i I x. A , T 1, fy 1 .J J A'V R K f if 5 ,nn ' E - 4- v l'l l id ' x X lf' X . f r 4 i 1. ,J- A X I S , F7 . J ' ev 1 l ln J ' ' J lr C' ' t 1 , f of 1' F- X 1 l 1 X ru X ,4- bw -.D 16 lv v. '?b3i 'SJ xii I V e www 'Wx Mary Jean Gunden, Lee Gonger, Tina Stroman and Jo Morse heading for marching practice at bond camp in August. Ni, k- --J -2 I .fi ,N '7 ?' ? ' ? ' Gary Shuder Candy Slmmons Ron Snmons Deelora Smnth Cynthia Smucker John Snobarger Tom Snobarger Sandy Snoberger John Snook Loune Snyder Steve Snyder Kathy Sorg Steve Spotts Beth Sprnnger Marsha Springer Gary Stewart Duane Stuckel Bull Stoner Carol Stookey Charles Strahm Clnda Stroman Lando Stromcn Tuna Stroman Charlle Stults Kelly Stutzman Kerry Stutzman Larry Stutzman Pam Swoveland Bob Taylor Jan Thomas Stephanie Thomas Sheryl Thompson Carleen Tinkey Deloris Troyer Fred Troyer Roger Troyer Ron Troyer Vickie Troyer Jeff Tucker Mark Tudor Kathy Ulery e.,Y.X A rj FUN AND WORK . . . THATS FOR UQ!! -1 ' li'-I I Tim, y '7 . f. 0 A '1' ' .qv di I A . -:L .. Lf Becky Stewart A' - , -'V' ,QP x i 1 .f 'X 1 .' 'N T fl 11 Q K ' r rl.. 1 - LL 1 x 1 T , P ,. Diane Vance Norma Walker Susan Walton Steve Warner Anne Weaver Terlnc Weaver Mary Weiland Max Weldy George Wellung Marcia Wenger Terri Whitehead Paula Wrdner Janette Wnederman Jenette Wrederman Kathryn Wilder Lynn Wnlson Joan Wogoman Wendy Wogoman Larry Woodhouse Bob Wortmger Ron Wortinger Gladys Yoder Jeri Lynn Yoder Joel Yoder Marie Yoder Peggy Yoder Robin Yoder Debbi Young Dick Young Rick Zellers -8 if mf ll, l 1-9 'YN 41 Not Pictured John Bullock Cathy Cramer Albert Davila Pat Harvey Yi! . Beverly McDaniel Dallas Miller Rick Nettleton Debbie Perrin Kay Slagle Lee Stoner Dean Strawser Connie York f' X Noreen Zlmmerle 4 JK Cindy Kauffman, Wendy Wogoman and Melody Kaser pay close attention to the fancy footwork of the football team ,J RAW!-!!oE HERE WE COME!!! Al I I Aw llld. 5. I! U 'I :li . of 4- 6 i' Lourie Snyder and other fans ot tourney fime. I3 9 s .E ig? I I A ' fh . 5 . I .t. 1 5 ' I , I N yi f ff EJ ?gg22??f un' 55 ip E 2 2 2 H ' l' 1 - l' I 4x 2 -utr'-'girl-ia- . .X A fl' 'M Q . -77 'I1u-incur-' -- fvv- - - T ' PRINCIPAL JOHN G. JOHNSON Mr. John G. Johnson is completing his fifth year as Goshen High School princi- pal. Before coming to Goshen he had been principal at Attica High School, and Boswell High School. Mr. Johnson received his undergra- duate degree from Indiana University and in l957 received his Master's De' gree from Purdue University. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFS OVERSEE TOTAL YV. . Q, If I lg I I I It ri '.n If - sf Fx- , ,-x . . fl I I 996- 12wi,c, --lf., '- f f , I 21 Principal John Johnson and Secretary Mrs. Blosser checking over extra-curricula oc- 40 counts. i f T: ICH . I U ' 1 -4- ' 1 - 2e1,.,' '-A -- ,Q - 'T L: -fig ' A- if ' - 3 IA.. . '-'Wit nf I Q hi ' Fi '1 I I , 1 faq .nx V' I ...-'.v'!-Q . X .I gl . rf' .'4 It . -1 I f .lf s I XX rf? cumes . s X , I tx M Fifa -7, - , 7d ' 5' -nr... its XI' ,V-.. Q 'tv-5 X , ' w I . L 1 L I . I 1' SUPERINTENDENT CHARLES FIELDS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM st J -t' 7 Dr. Charles E. Fields, who came to Goshen as o high school principal in I96O and who then moved up to the su' perintendent's position six years later, will be ending an eleven year stay in the Goshen Community Schools' system. Dr. Fields accepted the su- perintendent's job in the Michi- gan City school system, effec- tive July I. While serving as superin- tendent in the Goshen system, Dr. Fields contributed much to the total educational picture. He will be missed by those who worked with him during his stay here. 'von' . . . if 9? Hp? I 'UQ 'ws-. If ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF AND SECRETARIES pictured left fo nght front row are secretaries Mrs Mildred Long Mrs Roberta Rowell Mrs Josephine Young, and Mrs. Carol Eldridge. Standing are Superintendent Charles Fields, Assistant Superintendent Frank Algote and Harold Bechtel, and Elementary Coordinator Rufus Christner. 4 CORALLY ALLEN, Ball State University BS, MA, Swim- min Phys Ed Health 6 years JOHN ALLYN Purdue Universi ty BS Indiana University MS Biology I9 years DOROTHY E ASHLEY Ball State University AB MA Counseling I2 years JOSEPH E BEESON Taylor University BS University of North Carolina MA Mathe matics I5 years NORMA LEE BLAIR Indiana State BS MS Home Econom ics 8 years FRED B BLOSSER Goshen Col lege BS Indiana University MS 30 years ELMER BOWERS Manchester College BS Ohio State Uni versity MA Chemistry Phys ics I9 years GERMAINE BURNS Purdue University BS Librarian 8 years PATRICIA M CAMERON Northern Counties College Newcastle University n land Diploma in Advanced Home Economics Foods Housmg Experimental Foods Family Life Child De velopment 6 years PHILIP E CARTWRIGHT Ind: ana University BS MS Civ rcs US History 5 years HENRY E CLASON Northwest ern University BS Indiana ry US History I7 years ARTHURJ COSGROVE Butler University BS Driver Educa tion 33 years WILLIAM DOBA Ball State BS Western Michigan University MS Physical Education 9 years BERNIECE H DWYER Ball State BS Indiana University MS Shorthand Typing I6 years LANA EGGERDING Ball State University MA Purdue Una versity BA Physical Educa tion Mathematics 5 years JOHN ELLIOTT Ohio State BS Business I year ROBERT FANCIL Goshen Col lege BA Indiana University MA French I5 years BARBARA GERMAIN fWAG NERD Wayne State Unrversi ty Western Michigan Umver sity BA Sociology Econom ics I ear PAUL W GIBSON Goshen College BS Notre Dame MS American Literature years ETHEL GROGG Ball State BS MA Bookkeeping Advanced Typing 34 years FACULTY aff' ,JJ OF GOSHEN HIGH SCHOOL ,,.4-9 Q ' Q1 . .1 1 E I ' I A I' 1 1 1 Q , . . ' , ' Y -a l . I I I ' ' X , . . 1 - 1 . 1 I . , . I . 1 1 ' U , . . , - 1 I ' ,. , , ' . I I A , . . 1 1 1 ' ' 1 E 9- ' 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 ' , . . , I' I I ' , . . , . . , - 1 University MS, World Histo- jg - w . H . '. , . . , . h ' I I , . 6 3 I I , I ' , . IX t I I I I . , . I I . . Lx .I z . 'Q 1 1 1 1 'X I y- I I - 4 1 1 1 ' K I . 1 1 ' I , ' , y . k 1 ' W I . 1 - X, ' ' ' . I . I Q . I I ' 1 Y - . , A 1 r Y , 30 I I I I , . 2 tl! 117 st' av-'rf 1? Pg ..,ar if rv-A 91 6 Y 7 1.41 -ff :elf I 'fi Sul PATRICIA HAMPTON, Purdue University BS, Spanish I, I4 years. LARRY G. HANEY, North Cen- tral College BA, University of Missouri at Rolla MA, IO years. RICHARD HARLEY, Purdue Uni- versity BS, Ball State MA, U.S. History, Values 8- Issues, I6 years. MRS. SUZANNE HARRIS Can- ton University BS Special Education 2 years HARLES F HART Goshen Col lege BA Ball State MA Ot fice Machines Business Law Business Typing I9 years VICTOR HILDEBRAND Goshen College BA English 7 years E BURDETTE HOKE Manches ter College BS Indiana Uni versity MS Civics Geogra phy 25 years CARL P HORNEMAN Wabash College BA Indiana Universi ty MA Spanish 9 years MISS KAREN HUBER Manches ter College BS Business Arithmetic Related Office Ex perience I year MRS MARILYN .IACOBSON Bob Jones University BA Notre Dame Graduate Work English II Speech 5 years JOHN G JOHNSON Indiana University Purdue University BS MS Principal I7 years MRS MILDRED D JOHNSON New Mexico State University BS Syracuse University MS Counseling I3 years H KASTNER Ball State BS ln diana University MS Psychol ogy 25 years MIKE KURTZ Tulane University Goshen College St Francis Co ege U S History 5 years ROBERT MATHEWS Manches ter AB Purdue MS Assistant Principal 24 years FLORENCE M MINIER Goshen College BS Manchester Col lege MA Latin 32 years STAN NEUENSCHWANDER Ball State BS MA Art I3 years RALPH C PETERSON Ball State BS Indiana University MS Industrial Arts 28 years DAVID PLANK Bluffton College BS Ball State MA Music Theory Asst Band Director 6 years BRYAN RATHKE University of Evansville BA Physical Edu cation fswimrnmgj Eftects 4 years CARL REINER Ball State Univer sity BS MA Mathematics I8 years ALLEN ROGERS Purdue Uni versity Auto Mechanics 20 years GLADYS SCHRAG Goshen College BA French 3 years H DEVON SCHROCK Goshen College BA Englrsh 2 years CONNIE SEYMOURE a State Universtty BA Indiana State University MA Business Typewriting 5 years I4 44 ROBERT SHARPE Morehead State AB Colorado State MA Band 27 years JERRY SNYDER Ball State Um versity BS MA Journalism 7 years PHIL STEVENS Earlham Col lege Indiana Umverstty BS Special Education 2 years G MERRILL SWARTLEY Go shen College AB Vocal Muslc I3 years DIANE THOMAS Indiana Um versity BA M5 English 2 years MERLE TOOKER Indiana State Umverslty BA MS Electricity 7 years PAUL B UNDERWOOD Frank Inn College BA Indiana Um versity MS Civics 40 years ALVIN R WARSTLER Purdue University BS MS Industrial Arts 26 years CARLL WEAVER Goshen Col lege BA Biology I year NORMA WYSONG Ball State University AB MA Art II years BARBRA A ZOOK Goshen College Earlham College AB Ball State University of Colorado MS English 34 years LEAH M ZUCK Elizabethtown College BA University of Pennsylvania Northwestern University MS English I8 years CHARLES HESS Manchester College AB Attendance Counselor 4 years gc? Not pictured Brian Kirk V X Mr. Cosgrove proudly displays his plaque that states he is one of few coaches Mr. Beeson caught without knowing his picture is being taken. in Indiana that have won over 400 basketball games. 4-4 ,,.,.v JK Q04 nu-i '11, lu. ff, ll ll! 1 L Mrs. Hoover rs the secretary to Assrstant Prrnclpol Robert Math ews in the gurdonce department r I f S x -1. 34 .-i x' r' .h:r,P, , 411' Assrstont Pruncrpal Robert Mathews checkung over some mall Mrs Ogle rs the secretary to Athletrc Busuness Manager Paul Underwood ond helps an attend J X If X f lA X lpllll- 4 ..:,: Ngmzl ' ll Im!! N. W 44 1' ll , i, cgsE:E33F N u I . I M ff' w N xi i i' 4 X X x ' FX 47 ,gr .. X S Pictured are members of the swimming team who engoyed some fine food provided by parents of the swimmers The banquet was held at the Holiday Inn Ash- ai carry In for those boys who participated in football cross country and tennis six Yr Joe Fretz received the most valuable football player award as well as the Jaycees most points scored on the star system Dave Yoder was the most valuable in cross country and Robin Yoder was most valuable rn tennis ATHLETE9 RECEIVE AWARDS The G man award went to Dennis Mathews who lettered In cross country wrestling and track 25, P . - E - 1 i f' lk -I A- J' G., if ' I I . , j M . , V h xx -Z 1 E xi . 4 5. , l V i This picture was snapped at the fall sports banquet which was held in the high school auditorium. The banquet was a . Q' tl 1 I r V 'A I V-, T ' - r 5 or, K V I t ' l X l r 2' it , 1 ,X ' 0 REDQKINS PROVIDE GOOD FOOTBALL FOR FANS CONCORD f Scoring in every quarter but the second, Goshen won its opener against Concord, 30-I6 on the Minute- men's new grid field. NEW PRAIRIE - By defeating New Prairie 24-8, Goshen posted a modern- day first in winning its first four games in a row. It was the first time in II years that a Redskin team has won four in a row. The streak started in 1969 with a win over Penn. WAWASEE - The Redskins won their third game 35-I6, defeating neighbor Wawasee. Dave Hess scored four touch- downs and two extra points. Not since 1949 has a Redskin scored more than three touchdowns. Continued p. 152 Dave Hess, Goshen's leading scorer this year with 96 points, is shown picking up some yardage in the Wa- wasee game on Foreman Field. The 'Skins won the game 35-I6. DOBA MEN CAP Pb Q6 It Goshen s Dave Hess evadung tackle of opponent who us un hot pursuut Hess earned the ball for the Skms I 10 tumes and gained 631 yards for a 5 7 net yards per try He scored 15 touchdowns DEKALB Gaming 468 yards the Redskms trounced DeKalb 40 0 rn therr most prollffz offensive show of the year Coach Doba s Skms golloped to 312 yards rushlng and added 156 passmg FT WAYNE NORTH Wmmng nts flfth game an a row the Skms trlpped Ft Wayne North 22 6 at Ft Wayne after bemg faced wlth their frrst deflcnt Scor Ing for Goshen were Jlm Snyder Dave Hess Steve Mmmch wlth Clason and Mmmch runnlng the extra pomts ELKHART Takrng on the state s num ber one team Goshen lost to the Blue Blazers 26 8 a game which ended up bemg one of the toughest games Elkhart was fqced wnth all year A few bad breaks for the Redskins wlthrn a 13 mm F' ute peruod made the dufference rn the game CULVER After leadmg 26 24 wlth 1 29 left to play Goshen lost to Culver Mlhtary 30 26 for Its second loss In a row Candy Bryant was crowned home coming queen on what was a near freezmg nlght SOUTH BEND CLAY Parents mght was hnghllghted wlth a 520 wm over Clay The wln marked the wlnmngest season un 11 years wuth one game left to play next week agamst Penn Not smce 1959 had a team won more than sux games PENN Dave Hess set an all time scor mg record for the Skms as he scored 'I' ,rm Oi' v ie dd, 'bi -an ig- wlth 9 50 on the clock In the second pe nod as the Redskins went on to defeat Penn nn thelr last game 41 8 and fmlsh the season 8 2 Hess ended the season with 96 pomts breaknng the prevrous record of 92 pomts The Skms also es tablrshed the best scoring year nn Goshen s hlstory scorlng 302 pomts The previous record was 210 pomts set In 1949 Goshen s B team footballers fm :shed the season 6 1 wuth their only loss comrng at the hands of the Elkhart Blue Blazers In the last game of the season on Foreman Fneld The game was marred by a ram soaked fleld The Blaz ers won 12 O 'ii 1 O 0- I , g- 'N 5 u ' Q I j ' 4 - J ,- I Q . P 5- X N V I Q 1 . , I ,, , -v 631' , ' l ,Y V .fl ' . .v 1 . yt e U ' 1 ' F F - Q . v' .nhl . I I -. , .tbl 'lv'- ' I' ' 'Z .5-f 'JL - A , rf 1 n -. -z . Y' N 1 n 'Q ,5' it 'if 1 . . I . . . - K: . - . . - : I - . I . . an o 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' W 1 1 . . ,, - . . . ' i , . . . . . . . . - I- -. . 1 I ' ' I . . . 'll - I . T l - T . . . . . , . '- 'so S I J Tum Kosnoff watchmg mfently r -v A 'NV7' at Ji' 57910 Mlnmfh defendmg Coach Dobc C0Uf1S6llf1Q Bob Hoke happy about the outcome B TEAM POSTS SUCCESSFUL 6 I SEASON sit, CII Qs-ff' M 9 QI! T? T .. v-J ,:'-9' .J 9 N 0 IJ1 The B fooiball team members pucfured Left to Rrghl Front Row are Bnan Webster Doug Baumgartner Lyle Pestow Wayne Jennefte Mlke Knmllck Max Weldy and Frank Sfealy In Second Row are Bob Beeson Joe Llechfy Randy Leer Randy Mas! Bob Shellne Gronf Myers and Sieve Snyder In Back Row are Coach Jlrn Hughes Dave Crlpe Jam Foster Jam Fearnow Greg Sample Chuck Monahan Dole Muller and Gary Hngglnbotham 9 . A ' I l u ! T N fr .. 3 1 fc 5:5914 ' ' ' :mx A Q .bv f ' I fl I' Qf 'I, J ig ' ' a 51 T . B .h M Q xi- e Gage . ' - - L, :, T3 h ., H ir! I 1, ll ll lg Mg, 'TM E- B, eeeece , ,S he 5 . ' - ' K ' '--fr-ff' - 0 TT- ,S dwg 4 cr, 4 - ,E ,' e - SYM- ' 'P ' T A 'E ' -ng X' 4 EH-+ T- , r i . an f e - fl - . -Mi -. I E ' 5, A.-ik? J? 5. and , ' -' '- cy- l . ' T A , . . l I ' A I, pl I ','.4,' - It 'E .V ax .f 'N E, N -V V G 'f Q' .i :-, -.,,A4 . ,V . .w- , -Q I 13 'MA v-L . WESTFALL LEADS TEAM This year's varsity basketball team was one of the most inexperienced teams Coach Art Cosgrove has worked with since his tenure here. For the first time in eleven years the roundballers post- ed a losing record. They finished the season 5-l5 The Redskins reached a high point near mid-season when they won four straight games J Columbia City, Marion, Warsaw, and DeKalb. The big upset win was over Marion as the 'Skins defeated the highly touted team 66-bl. Another upset win came at the expense of a tall Ft. Wayne South team. Goshen won the game 68-65 In the Sectional, the Redskins drew Penn who turned around and defeated the 'Skins for the third time 73-54. Earlier in the season Penn beat Goshen 89-73 and again 75-64 in the championship game of the Goshen Holiday Tournament. The B team posted two wins and eighteen loses. J .311 -.5 Mike Ritter, 50, is shown here taking a iump shot in the Goshen-South Bend Riley game. The 'Skins had one of their REDSKINS HAVE GOOD MIDDLE SEASON -N ,I , .,.-I, ---v , -A , , -. 1..,.... -L,-,:,.- .. .....- The varsity basketball team pictured, left to right, are manager Steve Haney, Bob Hoke, Bruce Barker, Greg Stump, Vince Ulfig, Barry Kauffman, Mike Ritter, Coach 4 Art Cosgrove, Mark Stout, Mike Brill, John Westfall, Greg Stump, Nelson Martin and Mike Miller. S I l 'gf--. 1-. f-XC J., X best scoring nights, scoring 82 points, but it wasn't enough' as the 'Skins lost 92-82. Ritter had eight points. BUT FINISH 5-I 6 'ii John Westfall is shown taking his favorite stance at the foul line. John was the 'Skins Mike Brin ou' iumping opponent as he attempts shot Mike ended 'he main threat ending the season with 407 points. He shot 76.502 at the foul stripe. season scoring 181 points. 155 6 v A B-TEAM AND ,Q 33315 -I ss. 9 I jf fi A ll ...- 5. ,Qi -f . -1 ? Q ' -tl R v E5 Dan Sherman, Randy Mast and James Albrecht seem to have control of this situation during one of B team and varsity cheerleaders pictured, front row, Ieff to right: are the home B team basketball games. The B team won three games and lost eighteen, Cherie Landaw, Margie Yoder, Deb Baker, and Lee Ganger. Back row: are Nancy Welsh, Sally Elder, Judy Garber, Libby Webster, Kathy kj .40 44 ii B TEAM BASKETBALL SQUAD A Pictured left to right: are Larry Stutzman, Joe Liechty, Steve Snyder, Bob Sheline, Randy Mast, and Terry Shrock. Back row: Coach Mike Kurtz, Randy Troyer, Tim Ogle, James Albrecht, Joel Yoder, Bob Beeson, Scott Sherman, managers Steve Gingerich and Robert Lindhorn. CHEERLEADERS DGING THEIR THING I! , g ,V -f Y ' x. 'i 'C e ...X sl an x . X - 1 I Y ' if -T ' T 4 ,Q of w R- ef X .., 1 p l ei? S 'X we 1? 2 tf - Ax , 0 e 5 V .' 5 'f g J if - r I 5 il 1 5 7 U ' X I Z. ! sl I ' ii A it I . Massonari, and Connie Rowe. Cherie, Margie, Deb and Lee are the B cheerleaders. Q 'Q 3 l ui i T , ,,...- . . nl acl- 7 F ' 2 1 Sally Elder expressing emotion during a game. Judy Garber giving it all she has during one of the cheers. Coach Kurtz and his B team had many moments just like this picture might indicate. At this point things don't seem to be going too well. 157 . ' . -, Org: Q ' R P n . ' gd . 'Q Q fi' W fm- A 1. vi K 'I' fy. 5,41 'HK . J 1' 31.4 31 -,J xxsffw i'.. f-f',1' , x fY X, , FY' . VMNJ' -NAIA, Wyre'-A ...F Fa di 1. x,,5.. 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Dave Yoder was the only runner to establish a new record as he recorded a fine 4:20.41 in the mile run. Dave es- tablished this record at the Regional meet at Ft. Wayne. Yoder, Miller, and Myers came close to qualifying for the state track meet but each missed by just inches, I AND TRACK ON UP-SWING CROSS-COUNTRY The Goshen Harriers finished the cross-country season with a 6-9 record. Lettermen leading the team were Dennis Mathews, Glen Cook, Mike Yoder, and Dave Yoder. Senior Dave Yoder was the standout on the team as he repre- sented Goshen in the Sectional at Elkhart. He came in fourth, good enough to send him to the Regional at Ft. Wayne. Once qualifying again at Ft. Wayne, he went on to the State meet where he placed l3th with a season best time of 9:51. Phil Wysong of West Noble took top honors at the State meet winning in 9:29.4. LAMAR RASSI DAVE YODER MIKE MILLER DAVE MYERS Q JQRIL. ir'fiZ':??1? ' ' tus. Jn' ' -I+' ' .. '-its -I 1-7 ' --.... Winn, P-' Mark Gardner, who flashed to a school record in the 400-yard freestyle in 4121.7 and came close to establishing a record in the 200 freestyle, looks a little disappointed fol- lowing his race at the State Finals. He didn't place. Keith Frick added punch tothe medley relay team which qualified forthe G M M N 8 R State swim meet at Ball State University. The team foiled to place in the meet, however. 43 F W? .046 ij... 5, if' .' t .1 '-S :Fi 4 L . A SWIM -Q4 I O . T af, e I.,-eq MEDLEY RELAY TEAM These four boys set a new school record In the medley relay wuth a time of I 49 breaknng the record they set earller In the year Pictured left to nght are Doug Zimmerman Dove Zimmerman Mark Hernng and Kelth Fnck OR I I 2 SEASON The I970 7I swummmg team ended up the best swlmmmg team un the hlstory of Goshen Hugh School The tankers ended the season wuth a II 2 record The two losses came at the hands of Valpa ralso one pount and Elkhart fnve pounts Eught swimmers went to the State fmals at Ball State Umverslty In Muncie They were Doug and Dave Zvmmerman Mark Herrmg Kelth Fruck Mark Gardner Denms Fult Robln Boyer, and Enc Neff None of boys who swam as lndlvnduals or those who swam on a relay team placed un the state meet The Goshen Swummers won theur own Goshen Swum Relays the nlnth annualj by out swummung Wawasee whlch placed second The Redsklns won wnth I36 points CO CAPTAINS OF SWIMMING TEAM Doug Zummerman and Kenn Moreland served as co captams for the I970 71 swlmmmg season They were selected by thesr teammates ,Q , 4 Q . g J ! 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M ri kai' Mlke Clason was Coach Mlrer s frrst Ime prtcher for the Redsklns In the above prcture he ns shown deluvenng one of hrs patches to an opponent BASEBALL SQUAD WINS FIFTH SECTIONAL The hughlrght of the T970 71 base ball season was the wmmng of the fnfth straight Sectional For the last flve years Goshen has hosted the Sectional and has walked off wuth the champlon s up Durlng the regular season the Skms ended the season I4 18 To wm the Sectuonal the Redskms had to defeat Tnton 2 I In elght rnmngs, Wawasee 97 In regulatlon play, and NorthWood IH the fmale John Westfall and Nelson Martm taed for the most valuable player honor The best mental attutude went to Phal Srbal, wath Randy Mast the leadung hrtter Mlke Clason, Mike Schnell, Randy Mast, and Steve Bull shared the pltchung dutres Nelson Martm was named to the a regional flrst team The Redskins were defeated rn the Reglonals by Plymouth 65 In elght mnmgs The 'Skms were ahead most of the way but lost the game rn the last mmng 3m-, Egfr 6' any . l . 1 r A ? lv Q- P3 .L S 9 . av 7 Z fd: J ' -lIx'sn..V. .- I Q . .' gr nf: . 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P-3' s- w- - ,' 'l A -'. pI, uf'.'.'. ,I I 'HFS - 'X - ., ' 'r '..- ' ' ' f . ' . -- n..jA hex- -T I .- Q A4 1' .g- 2' '2-W , 11 .' -. N - . v . l.f..,r'g . . A ' I Q I: i 5 1 . . - - 1 , S . . . e 2 , '. ,f Q- , , ', . . . ,Y I I kg . X U ' .I CI 5 5 - VI I I 5 A . Q ' ' l rl Srl A li ll' S . . I I I, gg- . Y xi . ' If :l i :Q V v . , . .,' x . . '- . . 5- . . 4 X . N I ' ' r ,XX A: - aI . A 6 is in his favor. J AIR il 4 l 4 , ? f fi . 1 5 J 4414? 1: Jiri' ..', f , 1 Nelson Martin is shown receiving the championship trophy from Principal John Johnson following the win over NorthWood in the Sectional. The trophy marks the fifth one in as many years for the baseballers. i V 3? T! ,, LX 145 r i J. f 0 1' , il .451 'f 'fS. YW' 0.0 a QS . Suzanne Alheim was one of the bat girls this year. This a new idea in the sport of baseball. 5. was . 1 Q fi x . 'V V. 'I r P19 A. BASEBALL TEAM - Front row, left to right: are Coach Ken Mirer, John Westfall, Randy Mast, Tom King, Mike Clasan, Nelson Martin, Terry Schrock, Greg Stump, and manager John Snobarger. Back row: are Assistant Coach DeVon Hoffman, Mike Ritter, Tim Ogle, Phil Sibal, Kevin Gingerich, Bruce Williams, Mike Schnell, John luke, Steve Bull, Don Howk, Bob Taylor, and Keith Frick. Suzanne Alheim is seated in front of the team. This picture was taken after the Sectional win. I -'1 s -. 3. Ulu. Olaf , r WRESTLING TEAM - Pictured left to right, front row: are Galen Hershberger, Bob Cripe, Wayne Hershberger, John Del- comp, Lonnie Holub, and Terry Snyder. Second row: Coach Bill Doba, Jim Snyder, Dennis Mathews, Kevin Stutzman, Lyle Pestow, Frank Deveau, and Robin Hanson. l Dennis Mathews shown receiving his first place trophy at the Goshen Invitational Wrestling meet. Dennis was Goshen's only first place winner. GOSHEN WRESTLERS 14,0 - i. an-.,,,A, fin- ' ' -iv, .eyei--P51-so: 1, hive- i GMT .- ,fa . T54 Coach Dobo talking to Dennis Mathews ot o moment when action was called for Before a wrestling match begins a flip ofthe coin decides which team is up repairs during match. It doesn't matter when one goes to a wrestling match he is always going to find two wrestlers and a referee in some kind of an interesting pose. This picture is iust one of the many typical scenes seen at a wrestling match. The Goshen wrestler is iust getting ready to pin his opponent. The Goshen High School wrestling team had a very successful year in posting a 6-2-l record. In the Sectional Bob Cripe placed fourth, Jim Sny- der, thirdg Rick Delcamp, fourthg and Dennis Mathews, second. None of the wrestlers advanced beyond the Sectional. The highlight of the year was the win over Culver Military and Dennis Mathews' win in the Goshen Invitational. FINISH 6-Q-l: TIE CONCORD , .1-41 'ITT . - . . 1i '1- and which team is down. Here the wrestlers watch for the decision. John Delcamp and Mark Kercher resting after their match fi ' .,4'.. l TENNIS TEAM - Pictured front row, left to right: are Larry Stutzman and Mark Botts. Back row: Robin Yoder, Jim Lind, Bill Allen, and Coach Joe Beeson. NETTER9 POST 5-4 RECORD The Goshen High School tennis team walked off with a 5-4 record under the direction of Coach Beeson, who took over the coaching duties after Tom Sovine retired from teaching and coaching. Many didn't expect a winning season but the netters surprised everyone with their performance. .,'0- SEASON RECORD Goshen 4 NorthWood 3 Goshen 7 Penn 0 Goshen 2 Plymouth 6 Goshen 6 Wawasee I H I Goshen 5 Jimfown 2 Goshen 2 Mishawoka 65 Goshen l Elkhart 6 Goshen 6 Warsaw l HM UND Goshen O LaPorte 7 . A xikkc . : .: amp.. ...Ai-3 4 if - A ... li T - 'A 1' i . ru' ' ' 0 ,Q l rf' 1'f'TY . 1 H g 1 I P9 . L. W- H ' I ....,.-, . '- 'M Q. 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ALLEN N I K - 1 I I 1 l l A I W GOLF TEAM FINIQHE9 WITH PERFORMANCE IN REGIONAL lt was saod In the local newspaper the golf team had three sporkllng veterans and a couple of sharp swinging newcomers who would add a lot of punch to the 1970 71 golf team thus year Some of that punch and sparkle came true as the golf team flnushed the season IO 8 and went on to place second In the Sectlonal behind Warsaw The young golf ers had harder luck at the Regnonal as they failed to place Making the trap to the Reglonal were Randy Troyer, Doug and Dave Zlmmerman and Scott Gross The golf team was coached by John Elliott who took over the coaching duties for Coach Wayne Lambrlght who took a one year leave of absence .l I DAVE ZIMMERMAN f' 5x Randy Troyer was one of the top golfers for Coach John Elluott COACH ELLIOTT GOLF TEAM Left to right Rnchard Murto, Jeff Klme, Mike Klrkpatnck, Kary Troyer, Lon Stane, Brad Lambert, Keuth Fnck, Randy Troyer, Mike McCarthy, Scott Gross, Dave Zlmmerman, Doug Znmmerman, and Coach John Ellnott I67 . I . D . . Y , . 'fy .1 ' A ' ' . ' I 9 N. - r 'N' I ' . H., ' 5 o ,ll 4 , Y. wk' ' 0 ' T If' :A . Q I , 5 I r x ' ' gu '7-I , . 0 A V' Z E----A A-. I ,.f'. f I , nr' , ' I ' 'I' L I E. N , I ff Z T, wk-X I , N W 4 Lf' , 5 Y? . 3 T n X 9 I f -Q w . . Q 9 ft I N I I I 68 sr 5 i 5 I I Scott Gross goes un for layup 1 Q 'Q lbsedl' Q Q W.-.,.,.,.1v Z l 4'5- 1' i 'IPM' Ji Enc Gunderson led league nn scormg Jack Leatherman was hot shot from Scott Gross and Phlll Roose go after red a DIRECTOR CARL WEAVER REVIVE9 INTRAMURAL I 'Il a WINNING INTRAMURAL TEAM Dave Hess' team won both the regular season champlonshlp and the tournament Pictured left to rrght are Hess, Phnl Roose, Steve Stacker, Jack Leatherman, Mark Botts, and Dallas Leatherman I '- ' , .W 1 t p 1 - ' Q -- ' I ,, I 'L-5 ,.,..,, . ., , if .' gravy, ,f -. X Ld!-i l ? Q, l ' '72 ' L . : L, l y. 5 -. ,5 is ' l if . I 'ff ' . A ' wr A 'll L E Rr 'nw C I ' .'.. 4',V-',. - K. A L , .A I. I -5. f. ' Z v N . .E ia A 1 .!L, I . , . 9 Z h ' W: K ev if A: . L qi 1 ,S 'hgh' 'I' ' . - s V 3 Y . ' Y I 'f-H , ' ' f' I b n. 1 Q Ooh. 5 . 5 ' - v 1 Q' A 1 Q '- E a .5 ,L X. - I -f' '5 Q . ' V 9 A 1 A 'Q ll . 4 In l Intramurals were enjoyed by many Goshen High School stu- dents this year. Director Carl Weaver took over the job and made something out of the proe gram. There were many close games with Dave Hess' team win- ning the league championship and the tournament. A highlight of the year was the all-star vs. faculty basketball game which was played before the student body, and enjoyed by all in attendance. The all-stars won 64-42. The latest word is wait until next year. At least this was a com- ment made by one teacher. Members on the all star team were Mick Hausbach, Brad Lam- bert, Jack Leatherman, Eric Gun- derson, Jeff Mills, Dave Mehl, Phil Hartzler, Mark Gross, Mike Schnell, and Dan Welsh. PROGRAM I WN ii av! Appreciation for the intramural program was ex pressed by Dave Hess at the intramural all stars vs. faculty auditorium program. 1 f U 1 Q i ' 0 5 if W 5, 1 O Wx TN all ,rx 3-'ly 5 THE END - UNLESS . . . Americans are beginning to learn that economic growth isn't as important as a growth of spirit, of beauty, of kind- ness, of love, of fundamental human decency. Clean air and water creative leisure and an uncluttered countryside may be reality only if we try if we are willing to make the hard choices to not cop out to not despair We have less than a generation to make up our minds what we want to do to our environment lf we choose wrong this country could become a continental sewer A population that continues to rise will ultimately doom all private and public efforts to save the earth and even mam tam our present standard of living There can be no ultimate environmental control without some limits on population That places a heavy responsibility on young people Its up to us My special thanks go to all the persons that made this yearbook possible The new size and style caused many problems with layout design but with time and effort the dit ficultles were erased There are four persons I would like to thank for all their work The first is Lynn McKibbln the Orga nlzatlons Editor She spent hundreds of hours of hard work making her section one of the best sections in the book The second is Cindy Bryant the Student Life Editor She handled the new larger Student Life section Gary Kehr was the pho tographer for the Crimson and also worked on two other sections Last I would like to thank Mr Snyder Crimson Sponsor Without his help and guidance this yearbook would not have been possible N., Ny A T K -M. 555360 ' 90000 J D000 JO'C-4 J 3 Qgggg C-ia Gus. 5 Edltor In Chief Crimson Sponsor Student Life Organizations Editor Senior Editors Sophomore Editors Advertising Editor Subscription Editor Photographers Art Editor Business Manager Advertising Salesmen Sue Hendricks Mr Snyder Cindy Bryant Jan Creguer Lynn McKibbln Karen Martin Kris Kell Sharon Browning Mary Beth Duntley Gary Kehr Jane Hile Gary Kehr Bob Cunningham Cliff Lind Anna Hrynewycz Ed Geleske Jan Yoder Gary Kehr X r , . g . . 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IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF GROWTH NIPSCO IS one of the hlghest paying utllltles ln the State of lndlana Its attractuve employe beneflt pack age tultlon refund plan acatlons holldays lute ln surance comprehensive meducal Insurance pensions etc provldes an atmosphere for IITUIVICILIBI growth Fntteen leadlng colleges and unlyersltles are strategl cally located throughout Its service area 'vlth others avallable ID the greater Chncago area Drop ln We ll be glad to talk lcbs wrth you Q56 my Q Y Q. V f KSN? 5. 'I ix i an W M Northern lnduana 635 f Public Service Company symbol of service fn nfpscolanrl I86 . . , . . . O O I I A M If A I I f' 9513-f pany. As one of the top gas and electrlc trlbutlon , I ' JI , . , I fa veal 5 ' 'Q - H X! H,- ' ' 4.1 ' R 1 gf , I - it I - ' z. 4 I A Ls Y M , 1 Q Q Q , T I ' 1 I I X I ' I K 1 n 1 I l I 1 I I LAUREL and HARDY s PIZZA PALACE 20 N +hIv1 Goshe 6 5- I ABSHIRE OIL COMPANY 7 X' I3 AZARS BIG BOY RESTAURANT OFFICE I23! 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