Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Q- V , .u 1 Iyhedy, played by Cindy Gar1:aer,exelalmed, HereIaml 2yJohn Hoogen- hoom, Ike Blevlne. and others crled, lneed coffee! Sjllr. Swamey was a It help to the entire mualeel caat. ljllloe Vlhlte caught In one of her hdtv mooda. SWL Klrk directed hle fine orcheetra. 6j Hurry up, lald me daonae ae Choy waited lor Rich Star1x.'hAndy Rleth eouldn't believe Dave Lantx' loyaltyto Old Ivy. 8jThe orchestra at dreee reheareel. DN-Ich Barker iota llltlewo lnvoived In hla role ae lr.Gateh.10jKathy llller dldn't aeem no mamma In what Pam undue and Andy man were doing. 11yRlch 8tartoeuQltplot!lngtodoavrayumhAndyRleth. oneemalletap 29

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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!

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sophomore variety show Hidden Talents Unveiled Many sophomores combined varied tal- ents to produce the sophomore variety show which was given Friday, May 16, One of the highlights of the evening was the leg contest and the fashion show which several sophmore boys participated in. A contest which featured a cave woman of the year and a pillow line-up were other acts presented. Two musical hits were performed with one a pop bottle quartet and the other one a guitar and voice duet, I ,e 000 lllllll UIQ 30 wx Off I ll W 4 H xXx fi' - Ri, x, 1lThe eophomore varelty ahow completed tor another year.2lPop bottle quartet.3l0onna Kummeth and Amy Koranetra partlclpated In many acte.4jSue Farmweld contributed her act to the ehow.5lAmy, another cave llbber.6lThe plllow llne-up dolng thelr routlne.71Mre. Cavewoman gave her vlewe on cave llb.8lChecklng audlenoe reactlon on leg Ilne-up.9jDonna Kummeth and Amy Korenetra Iletenlng to bedtime etorlee.10lSue Battlee and Tlna Yoder durlng their act.11lA voloe duet along V with a gultar were theee two eophomor'e'e oontrlbutlon to the Varlety Show.12lIlr. Caveman lntrouclng the cavewomen.13lTrampe waltlng tor the bue?14lThe audlenoe eeemed to enloy the ehow.