Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Y r nu K Yr P mv- A 'f 9' I i e K Y 9 I '05 .',. , . ' e ' of-of A zeiu i A I i f to Q P 's S ' X hill ' Q I n' 4, I - ' X. 2: 5 ' w l 1 74 I Q, a , Q , A L.. 1 1 a N- - -. I . . 'Q . .. -Q. Q 'N mff ' -'gif' M, A 'Wil '4- Q 1 -af' Qdx 1jDan Coyne and Nancy Klatt talked about movlng to New York. 2ySue Rudy kept a clean house. 3,4lThe daughters greeted many guests. 5!Stacy Lung asked big slster Pet Myers what to do about John Shepard. 6,7jThe youngest girls showed their ornerlness.8,9,10,11jManytamlly problems came up and were dealt with ln there own way.

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all school play Meet Me ln St. Louis Excellent directing resulted in a wonder- ful experience for the 30 Goshen High school students who participated in the all school play, Meet Me ln St, Louis , which was presented on two nights, October 25, 26. Those students who were involved found a closeness among themselves which led to after play activities such as a pizza party at Dem Oovnees homes plus a few trips to some local restaurants where new friendships were discovered. The play centered around a setting in 7904 with a Smith family which lived in St. Louis. Dan Coyne played the part of the father who wanted to move the family lock, stock, and barrel to New York City. Not all were enthused about the idea of being moved to the big city. The four daugh- ters tried their best to create problems so they couldn't go. Many funny situations happened such as a derailed trolley, drag- ging of a soareorow, and dad getting fired. The audience was kept in laughter during the entire show. 1.3. u , . ,- aft ar , . , 3 ,. -1 -,, . g.. 4 , r UN V . ,By ul ' 4 X' 4 ,-N J 5' r I T 0010 lllllll 8109 26 3? A5 W 7 wif I' Q ' i' .. lx ..QJ KKK 'V ,suv ft Jw' fun' ulllm. llllg 'Ill .I nz! IFIIUQI IF: Qafnk Ill U 'gl' -Ullllh gun' 9':'l lllfl . . I lun!! 59' lllllQ'l'! nlll f : ' 'iv 1 P 1'

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How to Succeed . How to Succeed in Business Vwthout Really Trying was performed by members of the Junior-Senior Choir and the Or- chestra. The play traced the rise of J. Pier- repont Finch from a lowly window washer to the highest peaks of big business. During his rise in the World VWde Mcket Company, Finch had to hurdle big obstacles, like Bud Frump, J. B. Biggley's nephew. Along the way Finch also ran into another obstacle, named Rosemary. She im- mediately fell in love with him. Finch wasn't so willing, but he discovered that he too was in love with Rosemary. But Finch couldn 't let his love affair get in the way of his rise to the top of the business world. Mr. Swartley was the choral directer and general production coordinator. Ms. White was the director of drama and in charge of sets and costumes. Mr. Kirk was in charge of the orchestra. Dan Coyne and Theresa Hendricks were the student directors and Barb Rowits was the pianist. 5 Q.. one small atop 28 Finch ........ Rolomly ..... . Smitty ............ . J. I. Blggloy ...... . ludfrump .. Nady ......... lflil ............. Gdch,Wompcr In Jones li. Twlmbh .. Krumhottz .... Ovlngton ......... lh.Toynboo .. hmmm ...... Jonklna ........ Taekabcrry .... ...... Peterson ..... --- .Sid- '51 -4. 11 Y.. -... CAST OF CHARACTERS ......AndyRldh .......PamLandh . ...... Kathyllllcv .......DavklLnnu .. ...... Rlchldsflk ......!onnhllhr .......8uunRudy ...mlllkolwlm Johniloogonboom ..DavldThompoon .bowlynodongvnr f-'J' ' if!