Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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-, RAIN f-1 he 513511211 cum f ' f IME lur shuvlrrl ul' l0r: Pl-'R LOPY GOSHFKI l ll7lA'vIA 46575 'lliURSl7AY Of'l'UllFlt ll l9J U 'fmfgx fmymq '10 Pu 5 lhundnrshwers-vu Friday lxon Successor To kmg Anas' WA.SHINK'TON luvn tommy ueneral Hhot l Rlch School ardson sand today that Spxro T Agnew who has resigned as ure presxdent tn dxsgrace has 'W ffififfl mn pe-named enou5h mums Smdfnf-' lf' N95 hump, to pro to yall vl MGM -uhm mfnanmn wld 3 news U' 'W conference that Agnew has ul' time rendered a hxgh servlet' by ms WUI deusmn to plead no wntest to a smile Lax evnsmn charge and rcsngnum without a prolonged legal battle that would have nk' hurl the natxon 3' WWW' M Agnewnppearedttus mornmg '-'WU' 3 at tus office ln the Executlve lllmmtr, at AJP war Ill Nl 'W E the allepletxon W85 lormfl' 'nu Olflce Bu U' v adlacent to the n thug If hsigm President W' ms I-'ndaw lb' 'ms' 0 POW marsh W' x F dnsmlsltdh 'zrxncuhmemmvrli l fm,f.,,,,,, vows. Howe :ga my-mm eh-fue 'H ttxlam. as a to record now otlxclalh' shows 1970 He 'lu home pruldenttal axdes hxnt rd that Nunn Qensmg thut Agnew ultxmately would hate to quit has already reached a den-uon Ruhnrdsan sand President Nnxon was kept fully mlormcd about plea bargamlng negntlatmns between Agnew and the Justice Department but dld not actn ely paruclpate The attnmey general sand seelung to gall Agnew Wu more than l as head of the governments prosecutmn arm can recommend or wuh He indicated that the US 'lttomey lor Mar, land Ceorge vemgators bullt 'vrtmon can 0 orml -and m P' ,dm 5 Cleared th, pl-umouons hi C -'ld him Ed pmun camD- rxitvti eillpeczourmadvaruremenld mmgsunultaneouslyf The ml Elbert ww 'f .mc ll romprnmlic The very essence of n negotnatcd plea ls that 1-.uh xnde ynelds somcthxng ln order to reach agreement h sand Talks In Qeptemher hrolu down he sand But they resumed by telephone on Saturday mth llnal detmls worked out Tuesday ahernoon the day before Agnews rvslgnntlon Rxchardmn sand Beall and hrs etall dxd not always agree wlth me during the negotxa- tmns parucularly on the pmnlul Issue ot sentencmg 'Phe plea bargammg was xmtxatcd by n call from th l resldent s counsel presum uhly Leonard Garment askmg lf I were wllllng tn meet with the counsel lor the vlce presxdente ltxchurdaon sal . Al the Whlte House, Nnxon was at his desk early. Press Secretary Ronald I.. Ziegler said Nixon wanted all recommendations for a succes- N sor to Agnew on his desk by the is end ol the day and then he man Wednesday with Agnew pleadmg nolo rontcndere no contest I0 n xlngle comm! ol tax eusxon The yudge sand the ples was the full equlvalent to a plea of gultty fmed Agnew SIDWJ and put hxm on three vear: pmbanon but spared htm the tgnomlny ol havmg to report to a probation offlcer Rlchardaon gave the court a deuuled exposttmn of eviden- ce It saxd several nl Agnew s closest asocxates had told the lederal prosecutors that Agnew lntuated and directed almost from his hrs! days In office a plan to extort thnuunda ol dollars from consultlng engx nt-em awarded contracts by the state without competluve md dmg The paper sand Agnew told ms associates thxs was tuvtomary mhlaryland Prlmrlpal Figures Named The paper sald Agnew accepted 885,000 from two ol tour principal figures it named. Money also was taken, the dn:-uments sud, from l. H llammennan. a wealthy real estate man and a sixth-grade 'BS ed- cv win k u Clsi , . KG Se mtigegsecretaw JON' vig pay fm' me hmhef wal fofneenemogcnu, mu- 'ea Dfw'3ff'e':g!, inf and mam mme' dmmuungdlgilgefzharsno ranx,wmg0Elben has eium' Ciaorlymstsx' H b ' In Hnmalilhfii dlremf ot uw -' . ga ' ' l, - ' exota.sa1 ixon ou - , Bnnlmod' I-may Ammo R' Bmw' tdlsgzrt went lu UW Mums Mhulmlnatea nonlwlltlcal caretr- mmm!! N A the 185' for-f xngcanm Ruse, Ycaltthxg bm-asks in New YW' C35 Zfizil-,two potenliallW6 presld KQV' to be Clearedmi Mm, dmvofd fmmg' f Dm 5.-,mpg gem: prorrgotggman I .1 f.nfu,.,,. Nw.. S. nge: an gf mlscvndud ', gms: 5551- A ' J h' dmcmrge, H2 W0 . at I wud in lndochm' msn 35. 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Israells Launch Attack By United Preis lntematlonal official Israeli mllxlary spokes- Defense Mmister Moise man, reported the lsraelxs had Wayan saxd today Israel! destroyed B00 ot Syrm'x L400 mwred columns were r'--'--' 'nv-In xn Israel! greatest ward the Syrxan Cap 'mascus ayan made the state: ws conference xn Tn Gen, Chmm Hem xx Ckers f -. 1 .LU r, ,,.t,,,.p. and downhxll all the way The dnve to knock Syria out at the Mr was accornpamed by mtumu Israeli alr strxkes and z fr., than 12 hours after the aluvk Up 'AC0mpromise n Tapes MNC KONG llJPIl - ' , unlused young Fxliplnos with plswls and n hand gn ,4 hljaeked a Philippine Axr K3 lPALl jetlmer lrom Mamd Hong Kong today, but sua dered to palace ln exchanp, a promxse of amnesty, the , late 'I'hursday', means that the two-month constltullonal dis- PUU' UVB! pussessxon of Prem, dent Nlxon's lape recordmgg wlll almost certalnly have to he devldutl hy the Supreme Court Vox and Prvsldcnt Ntxvnk Chief lawyer, Prol. Charles Dl5Ult'! ol ftlllllllhlil lllill .alll-r lemtlhy mwllnzs--ml Monday. Tu'5d3b and Thursday no cumpronme could be rcache-fi nn U Wlvasm- Thr- .mln-:lla PMP' Md Suuumed that me lwu Nudes attempt tu wat-ll .nl out-of-court settlement :md on what merges Cox subpoenaed the Lnpest ln My mural, an-er tn.-lr emm- vnw not rxlmm.-fx .lt ml- 5 ' WMI-'Amr m-.rlmfh Nlxon re!u.wd tu comply .md I ln mf-fs xuxt tn on me... l2 bug oll tanks al Bama, on the Nledlterranean roast were ln flames and sull hlazlm: more A serum ul Israel: alr strikes mm'-at and Mn' ggtrdlvflents ximzggbdcxm 'nvnj Sify' guxd 5 nvliehard- Kong Information Semce . -'hu-4 U 5 mm rr C smged ,mth ,dna - m2'f0vxva9 xdoeoylkad eqyl-K 8 VW U5 mio? .,.,... R .., . .., , , .1 ing' Alan Wright, advised the US H Judas' John J Snr: 'K '-h fmn In -x -A ea ,t oi Weed ., 0 , Cm-mt Loun 0lAppeals tor the I regret to dame me noun A , 0 A110 UF shredded P eve- qlxnV- xml me V1 , prmnvd 1 h Y Well ..y i-,ts WA, W, st-I ,wx ' mem thr smcerr enum w.-fe me H' W' nnoo names urvf f,g lt. 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Nxxon, sand the Phase IV rules mutt-rw New M YY-B nls were eased by the Cog lollllwmg the Cost ol Llvmg as ongmally wntten were on must X Q,,,,,C,1 t'mmml'v 1CI,t'r decxslon tn gwmg servlce station an-Y' ' ml l L l l d 1 Led to Sur wma ,humgwn re ax mf rnntrnversla celmg uraw ea , f' ' 0 V! 'flkhart ann vru'-f rulr Nov' 11100 'Uday Despltr the approval for a 'Q Q f ee ruse by mdcor' 'lm' 1 e - 1 a ww .- K MV' - y tv ' N ' 'N' . 651 v . msunlye' e ,tm Y -any 4 1, 0 6 , ,ww mom sw- amy: gvuptwf 9 'WE DEMU9 86,101 Q' I 1 mai' Kgs , Q , I , e yn. . y vz A H By 'UUE H 4 wr Comp -' eww NSN wud 'W - ?cfns-'f- ,lx Owsw ANDGE 2 ms xtff' and Home qw.. wired? x, thu his :muon ai H63 1ubfZ'0 lmf,f' l s,,,, N ' www' 'U gvscrlfg W 'fl 01' Complex problems, x 'nl-,,, 0 In ,h 'fay,,, 'Jean 5:x'lJD5x . 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We're Going to Take the Hassle Gut of Goshen High School . It began on the first day we returned to GHS. Surprised by the summer changes in the building and greeted by a new principal, we expected some- thing. Wearing cut-offs and tank tops, we met in the auditorium for the intro- duction of Dr. Philip Cartwright. We're going to take the hassle out of Goshen High School, was his first statement to the student body. Tradition was shattered our first week.' The hallowed senior floor was no longer, third floor teachers for the first time looked out their doors to find disorientated sophomores fumbling at locked lockers. Co-ed home ec and shop classes surprised some. Student council representatives were volunteered candi- dates instead of drafted clowns. A new speech teacher began to put Goshen's speech club into the winnings at area meets. Mrs. Myers was announced as the new special education instructor and coordinator. Barefooted students waited in long lines to pay book rental for the first time at GHS, due to a new state law. Even the cafeteria affected. The Red- skins became more crowded as the snack line was eliminated. Goshen schools enrolled a hundred fewer students than in 1972. Due to problems in the grade schools, every student had his head inspected for lice, thus a new joke evolved. New ni- cer parking stickers cost student dri- vers a quarter, or a car towed away. A cop was stationed at Redskins to keep away non-students. Cars groaned as more speed bumps were in- stalled. A new addition to football halftime activities was the GHS flag corp. The possibility of an honor study hall came closer to reality. GHS was visited by White Eagle and the Globetrot- ters. Students met with faculty mem- bers for philosophy and objective com- mittee meetings. And the usual activities continuedg juniors getting through the PSAT, soph- omores ordering rings, senior pictures being taken, election of student council officers and homecoming queen. 3

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CC 9 ' And Then We re Trying to Take the Hassle Out of the World. By September of 1973 the word Watergate was enough to bore any- body but we were to find it contin- uing on into 1974. For 'the first time in United States history, a vice presi- dent turned in his resignation. Spiro T. Agnew admitted guilt on various tax evasion and swindling charges. P.O.W. bracelets were taken off by many as President Nixon ended U.S. involvement and brought the prison- ers home from Vietnam. The Mideast situation flared up again and in South America, Chileans revolted. Skylab missions continued to probe outer space. As we entered school in August the energy crisis was still under debate and had not yet become a tiresome cliche. Billy Jean King and Bobby Riggs took our minds off the government mess long enough to choose sides for the tennis match billed as the battle of the sexes . Radios played Paul Simon's Ko- dachrome, Maureen McGovern's Morning After , and Jim Croce's Big Bad Jim . A plane crash tragi- cally killed rock singer Jim Croce and his entire band. Two of his songs, Time in a Bottle and I've Got a Name were yet to come out. All in the Family with Archie Bunker and company was listed as the top TV show. Last Tango was rated X by the movie industry and area residents attempted to get the movie banned from the Goshen-Elk- hart area but to no avail. Other repu- table movies included Billy Jack , Poseidon Adventure, and Jona- than Livingston Seagull . American Graffitti became popular with the wave of nostalgia which swept the nation. Jeans continued as standard school uniform. Pizza remained the tradi- tional after the game food. In all, the world situation was bleaker than it had looked ina long time. With the economy headed downward, a new attitude was just beginning to develop.