Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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The Redskins Sandwich Shop - Feeding GHS Students Since 1931 ll 'wti' ,.,N ' .Q . .th 'H 'Ei' r f' ' I.. ,, i v vs., 1 M o 1 1 1 if The Redskins Sandwich Shop provided snacks for GHS students for many years, Here Don Riegsecker, -Jackie Clingerman, Jackie Stack. and Brenda Richards grab a bit to eat. Skirt lengths go up and down - and so does the hair of the guys - but there's one thing that remains unchanged at Goshen. That's the Redskin sandwich shop which has been helping GHS stu- dents ward off hunger pangs for 41 years. Back in 1930. Ansel Whittle. a GHS student, came up with the idea and pro- posed it to his father. He began it in 1931. Mrs. Nelson Linthicum began man- aging it in 1958. Technology has replaced the old ice box with a refrigerator and the pop bottle cooler with a soft drink machine. Bubble gum has been the most popu- lar snack for generations. Mrs. Linthicum - Elsie - says sales often run up to 900 pieces a day, which averages more than a piece per student. E1sie's special recipe for barbecues has increased sales from seven pounds per week to 90. Anything and everything could happen in the GHS parking lot. A police officer from the city was stationed in the parking lot for a few weeks to keep out non-students . A Campus Life gorilla even showed up one day.

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