Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1977 volume:

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A building recorded as the oldest high school structure in Elkhart County has looked the same to students for many years, but if one would take a closer look as we did when we reported back to school in August,we found many changes had taken place within the building. Despite renewing acquaintances, meeting new friends, and getting the feel for school, students found that a new attitude was in the air with the addition of a new principal, assistant principal, and two new teachers. We were told how important it was to be ourselves and to do our best, which hinted that student relationships would be improved over past years. lt wasn't long before small groups and cliques became less apparent and respect for each other started to take hold more than ever before. lntoductlon 2 il For approximately 825 students and 53 faculty members, it became quite evident that the school year would focus on people. Did someone once say that it is people which make up a place? Well, if they didn't they should have because this was the change everyone found at Goshen High School. It was a year of expanded activity, of exciting sports' contests, of enthuastic club activity, and of improving personal relationships. Almost Anything Goes, an interschool amateur athletic contest, captured the interest ofthe student body as did convocations, job placement through the guidance department and various clubs and organizations. lntoductlon 3 1 .-- Ai ,W x I. A, ,ff . . . Awareness, perception, and beliefs, abig part of ourlives, was witnessed by Goshen High School students. We laughed and cried but we did not find ourselves alone because, through it all, we had our fellow schoolmates to share all the good and bad. Awareness- a quality of realization, knowledge, alertness, and becoming alive to something-became evident as the belief in ones self accentuated. Perception- the capacity to comprehend, to be aware, to have insight- was stressed by our administration and faculty who Introduction 4 ff Contents Introduction . . Fall . . Winter IJ at .V Spring Class Faces .. i Administration .. Groups .. J Advertising Index . . . challenged us to the point where we became more perceptive than ever. We had the opponunity to participate in a workshop which involved teachers, parents, students, and supportive help. We knew what we felt meant something to those who made the decisions which affected us. Our feelings were truly heard and this attitude prevailed through the entire school year. Beliefs-the quality of trust and confidence placed in a person or thing- was truly witnessed in many of the activities at GHS, something that was not such an important part of students' lives in the past. The individual did become important at GHS. The individual did become the center of activity. 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Concluding the second, successive, undefeated season the Harriers extended their duel meet record to 45 straight wins and gained state recognition throughout the year, ranking third at the end of the season. The Harriers placed first in the South Side Invitational, ninth in the ILL--IANA Classic lcompetition between the top teams in Indiana and lllinoisl, first in Sectional, second in Regional, and third in State. Leading the attack during the season forthe Redskins were seniors Maurie Kline and Brian Warstler. WarstIer's first place finish lead the l E l' S l .ll Skins to their first Northern Lakes Conference championship while Kline lead the Redskins with a first in the Sectional, and a second in the Regional. He finished his high school career as the second fastest runner in Indiana, missing being the best by just seconds. Carlyle Schlabach, received the Most Improved and the Paul Under- wood Award: and Maurie Kline, Most Valuable. P First place trophys... Last mlntuo talks... a sport this year! :WW S ' b g 1-2 punch... li 5 And Siato Recognition... A happy coach... flll IS Spirit Week Excited Students -s. A l 's , x Y 1 ,-N . N 4, A I Y 4'-' .. H ' 1 la 7 A igrlgl tv ' ' I , rt f 1' SO Day was well represented by seniors Stacy Kramer Jerr Boomershine ortra ed Boys as gms gn S as boys were Pa 0 8 comme? Io , V P V Deal, Kelly Sharpe, Dave Edlund, Cindy Weeden, Tim and Margie Mowry. Tom Tom, the piper's son Ani!! Holder! Bhd her teddy bear on Kids fl 17 by Campus Life. Loft to right, Jaye Sloppy, Kathy and Arch Nevins. f 'ie: i Kids Frolicked in GHS Halls Can you imagine riding to school on your tractor or bringing your pet chickens or sitting in class with your raggedy dolls or wearing your gym clothes to school? These were just a few things the students did to add spirit to GHS during Spirit Week. A new wrinkle during the week gave students the first period on Monday to decorate the halls. The Best Decorated Hall went to the Senior class which also captured the Pin the Dummy contest. Senior class President Mike Troyer had the privilege of thowing the dummy into the bonfire gather- ing which was held on the school's practice baseball field. A movie, a beauty contest, and an electric chair thrilled the student body at a Campus Life convocation held Thursday. Jaye Sleppy idressed as a girly and Kathy Deal fdressed as a boyl won the beauty contest while Jim Hammond was excuted on the chair. On Friday Pep Band members led the students through the halls to the auditorium where homecoming queen candidates and their escorts were introduced. Representing the Senior class were Nancy Hertzler and Carlyle Schlabach, Anita Holden and Steve Mishler, Sue Battles and Chris Traxler, and Jane Martilla and Brad Harris. Flepresenting the Junior class were Natalie Lambright and Jeff Jackson while Terri Brandt and Terry Treece represented the Sophomore class. I I llfiffllillfff' 2573. 1 t J' ,Lg , 17 N cy Hertzler was crowned aueen by B rly as Sue Batiles, one ofthe foul: QHSXUI v !'9! .??T d'if'9 .. .Q-Q--.... nn...-.---.. 05:3 an I Q P' 4 li ' Z B-Q 5 ' A L ff 0 1 I . i , I fi-' ' . . li' Nancy Hertzler and hgr escort were prelented to the homecoming A Rlchard att p extra yardage. il , n .X A x 3 x D Q, fu Q ti :ff . ' 'WH' ' Stl-, 'TA' I V X ' J Q ' ' 1 - ', Ng? f r , .1 Bas' - -AQ is-h 5 t rank at the start of 1? .sQx ' l ' If Alan lowing a upon nl I I KiQ Livingston a race. S 'S . va 'I , 4 4 is-X ,gi- I lg i - I 8 - . I! 1 M i XXX U I Lf xx X Q ' rsity cheerleaders led the kins oreman Field as th IU or varsity cheerleaders greeted them with banners. I '2- .'P.. ll' ,X el' --- I. .Sax it' 'PX Queen CIMO m ,' N 4 . T? n - f ig. A l I I 1 I Q I u ..5' 1. , , f LL 4-. . J. 5 r' cheerleaders Enthusiasm Upheld A cheerleaders job may seem glamorous and glorrous but It takes a lot of hard work to rarse splrrt and enthusrasm at GHS The cheerleaders had a unuque happenmg this year they began seerng double as twrns Marla and Carla Troyer were both elect ed to the B team squad Also servrng as reserve varsrty cheerleaders were Jane Holden and Stephanie Lukeman A Q A Varsity cheerleaders were flll 21 Lnsa Zellers Peggy Burt Karen Riley Nancy Moyer Kay Myers and Kaye Swove and nr .AX -Z u The crowd cheered the Skins on to a 40-0 victory PONY. Kay and Kaye ralud 8 2 record Redskin Football Tomahawked Opponents Coach Ken Mirer and his scrappy Redskins powered their way to 8 wins and 2 loses, the fourth best mark in the school's history. The Redskins were led by senior quarterback Kirby Thompson and running back Kevin Cotherman who was the first Fledskin ever to gain 1,000 yards in one season, Most Valuable Lineman went to Neal Yoder and the Most Valuable Back went to Kevin Cotherman. He was also the leading ground gainer. Yoder led the defense in tackles with 62 solos and 57 assist while Cotherman dominated the rush- ing yardage, gaining 1,088. The Paul Underwood Mental Attitude Award went to Thompson. Alan Vihlkins was named Most improved. Four Redskins were picked to be on the Northem Lakes Conference team. They were Neal Yoder, offense-defense: Kevin Cotherman, offense-defenseg Tim Schwaim, defenseg and Richard Klatt, offense. The Junior Varsity, coached by Kirk Sorg and Devon Hoff- man, completed the season with a 6-2 record, a rarity for JV games at GHS. The future, stated Mirer, is on solid ground with eager underclassmen ready to step in and fill vacancies created by graduating players. -if .g, J' . ,.' 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The two-night production was performed in front of approxi- mately 400 spectators and grossed the Thespians Society 8350. Twenty-nine students participated in producing what many termed the best play in many years here at G.H.S. The backstage crew had their two cents worth when they reenacted the play for the benefit of the cast members at Stacy Lung's home following the Saturday night performance. Cast members also got together Friday evening at Doug Cripe's home. The play was based on the tme story ol two families, the Frank's and Van Dan's, who had to go into hiding during the Gennan occupation in Worid War Il. The play reveals how these two Jewish families coped with the situation. It was during this time, Anne Frank, then 13, kept a diary of the daily happenings of Anne Frank. Donna Kummeth, student director, and Ms. White, director, re- ceived red roses from the cast and crew at the curtain call the last night of the performance. ' Four caat membere at curtain call following the play. Diary of Anne Frank. H3-H ' ' ,. -44. E,-. . Otudentblredarbonna i x Connie Covington applied make up to many cast members. Here ahe applied eye make up to Angie Beer Margot Frankl. 1-i wt -vo-. Us ,J Q I g '1' K , 'Ninn ' 4 ff, 4... 1 A I Lf N IX ! 4 ,d. 'J wg., IA 4 I ,, ff A QI 1.4 Y 1 t. . . - - 9- . 'V -...,.., '.-1., -aqua-Q.. Y - ' .f'- '- '?04'V9un5 'l5n4 0Qas '2Eaex,+a-n-.N-YI,',' 'C' NHL. .gf r I W ' ' -..- '. A -v-...- at Y ,: .- f - 1 .f - - -,- -au - own-... 'W f' H ,. ....:, - ??.. ' :faq 1.11 Teachers lolned Up Wlth People near conclusion of program. Klm Pfahler helped collect grooerlee and clothing from fellow classmates. Members of Student Council carried grocery carte down second my gg tllght etelre ll they oenveeed the echool. student council Council Represented Students Two convocations, Up With PeopIe and Free Wheelin were two popular convos sponsored by Student Council. Almost Anything Goes was the Councils most in- tergetic project. The contest was scheduled in the spring. The Council worked with the administration to povide senior parking behind the school and on the 10th street lot. With the cooperation of the guidance department, a Career Day was scheduled for juniors and seniors so that they could receive first-hand knowledge of local business and industry. Representatives to Student Council were elected by first period homeroom students. The council met twice a month in room 312. Ofticers included Nevin Longardner presidentg Robb Bigler, vice-presidentg Stephanie Hoffman, secret- aryg and Milt Thomas, spon- sor. V.- ,MW Wine. . .fs X . XX I XX ' x , , X x ' X 'x - t students talked about the poellb el y, ' flux 01 t t jlwff 711, President Nervln Longardner listened to a comment from e Councll member. Q- . -t U ,N 'ls ' i Q, mg 1 S. an ,puffs D -I H... 'ilu -, ..--,- .. gy!-' --g4.,A-'ff - . N K' .4- - .. 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V , Z .,..,,.i.e.f4nrnlzn Q -Y' x e- -'-F -4 Q aopnunnaurltuuuuiuunneulbqnnnahauslunuu. boys' tennis GHS Netters Finished 1-11 Building on underclassmen, coach Pete Weddel's netters found winning a little difficult as they finished thier regtlar seasonwithat-11 markandsevenlhinalieldoleight Northem Lakes Conference teams. - Fletuming next year will be the teams number one player, junior Steve Yoder and Steve Swartzendnber, who played thenumberlhree position. Thedoublesteams. cormosedot Ken lngold,JimJackson,JaylngoldandJeflKercher,will retum except for K. lngold. Receiving the Paul Underwood Mental Attitude Award was Ken Ingold. and Steve Yoder received the Most Valuble Award. , 3 ' - flue A. fl 511 . V in-. ... .hu V 3. 9-5 ls. X wc' :U ix 4 sn ln ' n 1 a P ra She , QM.-Q team i 5: nferqqce,'Mog!WQuhble. 2' 1 in X? ' 1 . . 4 Xviusf Pvremh' Nw 1018 'if' 2311151 f, 5 4 4 . ..'.,,L,-- 1 x ..4-1? -qpk. ..,.... x.A-?:::.i--Ali?-qTl.',zl , . wiv- 3 Q20-. ,.,.-,. .Y 1-H 1. .. r Rhonda llilllorbu s the ball back to her opponent as Judy Lehman, Deb eenan, ggg ' ser watched. 4' A 'mfwg ' A .4--a ,-.Y Y-ve- ....f Tl ,-in wa. 's ,X .JJ .,. FVYX . .gi-X ' f Mary all the O98 Business Skills Learned in Community Eighteen Goshen High Office Education Association members participated in the OEA program which gave the girls the opportunity to earn a grade and a wage for their effort. The girls attended class in the mornings and worked in the afternoons. Participating in the program and their place of emp- loyment follows. Deb Waun and Barb Kemper, First National Bank, Sue Battles, Salem Bank and Trust Co.g Kim Pfahler, Penn Controlsg Jean Baehman and Jan Coffman, Starcraft, Pam Miles and Patty Jones, Goshen Community Schoolsg Julie Slabaugh, Hartzog, Hepler 8. Saundersg Teresa Troyer, Midwestern Ftubber Co.: Beth Penland, Mehl, Mehl 8. Beeson, Linda Vicary and Lynn Flora, Goshen General Hospitalg Ftuth Albert, Goshen License Bureaug Cathi Cripe, Star Agri, Jane Huff, Goshen City Court, and Jolinda Lung, Smoker Oar 8t Paddle. Miss Sandra Ward was the organizations teacher- sponsor. - O . I x ., 3 1L19xf' kg,-5-' 2 Jane Huff worked with the city court's books. K E L n Coffman, above, and Jean Baehman learned secretary K Wm '11, 55 R WY' 3 X ' Mm .4 Q ww .lk L rss.- ,-:A :JA ., . Chess , ' A v X . uv ' Winter Winter 36 ff . X .-Ea' -, - Ns , - --Six if '- 4 urn Divisicn ls:-1- Whig . 5533 7 -' V hav :.q' . .nn --v-Q-fp-o-Lrvhwnueulebzu' - f f Y ' . -5 .....,,,,J-'-u..a- - -lS::x,,A in-Us 1, 12 Q---: , N I. I, Qv. -.X A Q .ff x T-3-'nxt' 'q' V ' 1' 4' vw- . ' ' , .Q . .. ' ' 4' ' 7 Tn - ' V 0 ' I f . , , 5- - .. ., . .. ,, fi ! .5 f ,VL H V---1 i iffy A Um M9 gg 1.-f .g:.f L 'fv-.1+m A- - - A 14 J A' ' ' -Hin'-zcuuvluu-Lxf. xx:-:au-rn:-.3 - ' ' ' h ' -I. 5 - . f - - L .- ,-,- J 1.,' ,wt ., i?..::...r Q f .L J .ul Ll... D .1, 5359? I fu 0 f O 1. Winter 37 .4 , v 4 ' 1 qy ' 'il' 1 n,-'NLT cthris Ah er st dies her sewingdt I xx -Tx, '5 Q Q x rv Q' Cafeef Ceflfef Vocational Training Offered GHS Students Elkhart Area Career Center offered 50 G,H.S,students a choice of 28 broad-ranged career programs. 971 students from 34 area schools attended the Center where they learned skills by working with equipment used on the job. Students attended classes from twelve until three with the exception of cosrnotology which rnet till four. Each student received three credits per semester for each class F FTE: Y. 3 is wa-A . li' ' v . if KN A, A-1,1 iv. . ,,,', it-L 3-3, A lb ' , 0.1 ' is ew 3 Tl ,..-. - V,- ..-d- X ......,Jc ff Right, Kevin Cotherman displayed a victory cheer and a hug after defeating Elkhart Central in the Sectional, 52-51. Above Scott put the move on Wawasee Warrior. Below, Tuggle lays out the strategyduring Sectional play. Right, Ken goes up for two points. ,. - varsity basketball So Close Yet So Far Goshen High School fighting Redskins completed a fine season with an 11-win 10-loss record. After losing five of their first six games, Coach Roger Tuggle's Redskins threw it into high gear to be one of the biggest threats in the Northern Lakes Conference. Playing their best ball in the last three games of the regular season and in Sectional competiton, the Skins knocked off tough Rochester, came just two points away from Mishawaka, and fell to number seventh-rated Elkhart Central, 79-81, in double overtime. In Sectional play after shutting the door on NorthWood's Panthers, the Skins fired-up to meet the Big Blue of Elkhart Central once again. This time Goshen played the cat and mouse game to crush Central's hopes 51-50. But in the final game Concords defense forced Goshen to outside shooting while the Minutemen tore them up at the free-throwline1 and when the final buzzer sounded Concord was on top 54-49. The Skins only had left the memories of the dream they hoped to accomplish. Receiving awards for the Skins were Ken Bickel, Paul Underwood Awardg Kevin Cotherman, Most Valuable Player and Most Assists, Scott Hostetler, Defensive Award, Richard Klatt, Rebounding Award, John Conrad, Free Throw Award. Wlnter 42 T' ir -1 . L, '. ' W.. 1 : sv '27f:?i ,s .1 ' .e rf 1-1 I ffyz- J . 'lf H' .4 4 .6 ff 'L ,' ,Y -ei :AEZQT . I V-1 1 f. 4 t QgQ1'iXi7i'g': QT . . 5 3. M5 ' jg, . le: ' -. ' fr 7-A L r L 4 'ld UV L 'F'-f5fil ,'W tl Us LA I f A I ' , Ls.. b:LyJv. ' fi? f L. 9' --54 14' X I 'N 'B - 1 . Q14 4 V V. . 'ff' . I- - ' ' - 4. - B 5 x f v - bil -1 3 M B , Q - B-f ,, 3 jail 5 i if ll , ree ff' J .A F-'N L Y N- -4 Top left, Clingerman attempted jump shot. top middle, Klatt took jumper. Top right, Roger Tuggle gave instructions. right, Kevin Cotherman drove around Memorial player. Bottom right, Everyone got ready for rebound. Bottom middle, John Conrad tried to drive against opponent. Bottom left, Conrad took jumper from corner. Sli IMC' 3 , - f V X L' - 1 v , 'l 4 -.-., ,.-1 19 X 4. ,L k. 4 15.- faifie lv Sty Eg. tr it .xg .- ,Q- c'T , fwffwp ' .Q 6 f 5, -. . -. . v Z . D 1 ,,, t L it X in X l ' t ,. V Phil Taylor drove past screen. Top, Klatt attempted shot for two points. Bot- Scott Salisbury out reached opponent on rebound li .. .HR N x -I - ,-L. :N in-4- a V V 1- A is-,., .v 5 --st tom, Cotherman eyed situtation 42: J. V. basketball Rebuilding Year Goshen High School Junior Varsity basket ball team displayed a three win, 11 loss record Playing exceptionally well despite the lack of experience and height, the 'Skins, coached by Pete Weddell, did give many of their opponents fits and did manage to upset some teams Falling victim to the young 'Skins were Con cord, Columbia City, and NorthWood. Seeing varsity action were Sophomores Scott Salisbury and Bob Newell who dressed out with the team most every game, but played little. Coach Weddell was lelt with many inex- perienced boys and did the best with what he had. Coach Weddell during the month of May an- nounced his decision to retire as coach of the Junior Varisity as did varsity assistant Wayne Lambright. Both coaches resigned following the firing of head coach Roger Tuggle. Wlnttf 45 ,aw . I -gg x X X -Q .s . ' w 1' fi. V I XA ax, ,X 4 X in Q 41 .4 C 7 JL ,.. fr .Q g P' 2-39 , A-4 4 YLQ . N rv ll' . -Lf, M 1 u. . Q 5 , ' F . fy 'U 'v ev 11 4-11 B d K' d'd I t t - . ra 'me ' a 0 0 promote en The Girls Cheerblock supported the Skins at every home game. thusiasm. He was the Skins live mas- 001. Q Nlaurie Kline led the boosters in a cheer. Enthusiam in the Girls Cheerblock has dwindled to the point that it no longer functioned as originally planned. Out of the 100 girls who signed up, only 30-40 actively participated. Officers included Penny Mabie, senior class representative, Teresa Black- pon and Veronica Hendricks, junior class representatives, and Sarah Beeson and Terri Preheim, sophomore class representatives. Miss Cinda Taylor was the group's sponsor. The Boy's Booster was not an organized group with a sponsor this year. A few energetic senior boys took the responsibility of organizing an unofficial club. Providing the student leadership were seniors Neal Yoder, Kirby Thomp- son, Paul Bailey and Maurie Kline. Favorite activities included reading newspapers while the visiting teams' lineup was being announced, a cheer that started Elevator, Elevator, We've Got The Shaft...' and the boys getting a little over-enthusiastic at the Memorial game which resulted in the group being whistled for a technical foul by the official. Wlntor 47 Intramurals Intramural Action Offered At'Turkey Trot and a basketball league were the two activities offered to boys in the intramural program. The Fighting Frogs. coached by Kirby Thompson. won the regular season basketball championship while Parson's Pis- tons, coached by Steve Parsons, defeated the Hurrying Hules for the league tournament championship. Each team consisted of approximately nine boys with a senior named as a captain. The season was capped with an an-star vs faculty game with the all-stars winning the contest 67-59. The leading scorer and Most Valuable Player went to Kirby Thompson and Steve Swihart was named Rookie of the Year, an award given to a sophomore each year. Six participated in the Turkey Trot which was held in November at Shanklin Park. Covering the course were Neal Yoder, Jim Myers, Mark Roose, Steve Yoder, Gary Diaz, and Mike Sherer with Yoder winning the 2-mile race in a time of 16:04. t' Intramural referee Mr. Becker flipped a coin to determine goal ot each team. Pictured are Mme Buss dark shin lggped go gain com.-ol gf the ball from Bryan Kems Jamie Strycker tHurrylng Hulesy, John McDaniel, and Gary Diaz tParson's Pistonsy qpargon 5 Pigfonsj during 3 game Z 1 . 1 Terry Knight and John Shaffer eyed ball tout of picturey during in- tramurals action. Winter 48 li l'l S-'? ,uf 5 ,R H cz' Q Y' ' L Q L uv P if-AM T QW Q Sp. I -. .hkunv I 10 A vs A '94 ul --NN s. x-XF 7 r --.... 1 Q vw-Q, .nv luv Sara Shank went up for I in l fut brook. girls' basketball Difficult Year for Girls' Basketball The 1976-'77 girls basketball season under coach Miss Keyser had a difficult year. winning just two games while losing 13. Highlight of the season would have to be the mother- daughter basketball game and the beating of county rivial Concord. Receiving recognition were junior Deb Pederson, Most Valuable: Junior Deb Corson, Most improved: and senior Jane Martilla, Barb Zook Mental Attitude Award. Varsity captains were senior Sara Shenk and junior Paula Smith while junior varsity captains were sophomores Cindy Lindhorn, and Terri Schneider. Managers were seniors Lynn Flora and Penny Mable and junior Paula Shaffer and sophomore Bertha Borkholder. -ui l 'TO --ik. 1-lr .vw 1 f-4- ,, ein A fs' :II ,xi .Mg , 2 ' :ix-V Vw , 'f W, ' 'no-Q. 7:6 , 'if . n Y J ,Q I sag V ' '5 -blegeuhg-rn and they multiplied and stocked th'e oceans. When God began creating the heavens and the earth, the earth was at first a shapeless, chaotic mass, with the spirit of God brooding over the dark vapors. Then God said let there be light, and it was so, and as the days progressed and the earth took shape. God said let the vapors separate the sky above and the oceans below, and it was so. Then God said let the water beneath gather into oceans. and he called the dry land earth and the waters, seas. And God said let the Waters team with fish and other life. And so he creeied great sea'Cceature,s and fish of every kind. And God ,And oqthesixth day God created man, and rnan progressed into 'ihafhe .lgktoday anctjourneyed into the oceans and learned to .4.,Hx'petiment.. fig. Q f'.2 . ,Q,t.Q,, . ' 'And so-'the'75!'r'l' G.H'S.Advan'ced Biology group left on Dec. -Zigcifor blargrdlwbr to begip tlleir-experiments and Ixrewaggh-gndifogothers to cmtlnue with theirs. ,. - Just QDGNBFQ happ57famiQ1.,wjtt1Qap3 Carl aver and his wife ' L Cheryl. The group spent 10 days-atwlalibu dge where they tcatetfted, eiemined, egg erimeated, and just had a'good time.The daycarneiilagrt, Effwe loaded our belongings on the bus, and leffbehinRhe.ph6e we hadlived and all learned to 11. ' I ' maui A Mi. Qui A M' O nj i ,Egg X .1 -yn- 5' I fl1::-.' l biology trip ,Z Serious study... And dirty pots and pans... When We Were in Florida... -r rg X. fn a '.. 'awn- f ' - , 1 I ' N ,r . ' .2 x ' ' , I I 'X js ' Y: :V X f ai L ' l ' iss. E 1 X y '4 I' Q vw 5-yi ' . tx ' -ff. L' A 0 XLHA ,a'h :vet f vi ' ,-- s , ' 7 L Q.. As well as papa Weaver's lectures... 1. 'N g - ...- ,. Ls fi ,, Q V lg .nf - 41. ' L ,,...- .W . if --' z Q bl wtf ' if I W E ' -he as-3 .f,,,...'e 'Lr- V.. sb? .ff Q i. . N if K 14. :Q 4 A 'Ea., - . f -., fb, l. I.. -- .-:' . is 'x .V W, fs.- , 'I 3!'u, ' ' 1 .. 'sg' -.,,- Frisbee helped to pass the time... Or maybe a little sun now and then... and ot course . ...... , f-..'s . e.-K' - I . . F l -Q Q ,1 av- I L 5 Q ' r we always had work to do' S .t V 'E Wlnter 53 wiflwl' 54 french club Club Members Enjoyed Parties, Activities Passing lifesavers on a toothpick, passing a spoon with a string attached through clothing, and trying to whistle with a mouthful of crackers were all part of the fun activities French Club members participated in. Candy bars were sold to raise money for the Club activities. Activities included the Heifer Project, Christ- mas gifts, a trip to Chicago with Art Club, dinner at Super No' ,lt P Sopabmox L G8 for the camera. A 'x,. Steer and movies. A picnic at the sponsors home, a pizza party with videotape shown Journey to the Center of the Earth were other fun activities. Officers were Kerry Vandenover and Charlotte Jol- dersma, co-presidents, and Kathy Sweetser, secretary-treasurer. Robert Fancil was sponsor. 415' x .f-u s.1g'v A 2 Club members prepared for trip. '27 P ...J induction to the club was enjoyed by many ofthe active members. . ne H Members at their meeting spanish club Mexico City Trip Excited 15 Students A trip to Mexico City, Taxo, and Alcupulco excited 15 Spanish Club members and three accompanying adults. The group left Goshen over Spring Vacation for the eight-day trip. Students saw first-hand the life-styles of the Mexican people and enjoyed sunning on the Alcupulco beach, Throughout the year Spanish Club members met the last Monday of every month at which they saw movies. had dinner at the 'EI Toro' in Elkhart, enjoyed a Hal- loween Party at Dave Neffs home. and a Christmas Party at the Briarwood Apartments provided a social setting for the members. Officers were President, Jerry Boomershine, Vice- President, Mike Miller, Secretary-Treasurer, Teresa Blackport, Public Relations, Larry Price. Sponsor was Mr. Carl Horneman. Fun and games happened too. winter 55 swimming Tankers Captured Relays The Goshen swim team had a most unusual season having four meets cancelled due to winter snows and extreme cold which forced the closings of schools all over the state. Nevertheless. the tankers finished the year with a fine 9-3 record. The season was highlighted by the capturing of the Goshen Relays first place trophy. Also, the swimmers placed second in both the Northern Lakes Invitational and the Sectional which was held in the Elkhart Central pool. Brian Stevens and Steve Conder each won two awards at the annual swimming banquet. Stevens won the Most Valu- able Swimmer award, and the Jack Fult award for best per- formance in sectional and state. Conder won the Most lm- proved Swimmer award and shared the Kirkpatrick award for breaking a record in sectional or state with Dennis Howard. Brad Harris was the recipient of the Paul Underwood Award for mental attitude. , Chris Lechner was Goshen's record-holding 500-Freestyler until Steve Conder his record with an excellent 5104.0 time. T 5 A '14 Seniors Brad Harris and Brian Stevens performed well all season and they qualitied for state in the 100-Backstroke and 100-Breastroke, re- spectively. , , - - Donn Wmter56 il 05. - 1 -' , 'X 4 . X J u , b ' N vi-T 'I A '-'ok Q QYIWI -A L - - , . F , ' 1'11 i1,, wg 3 A U 13 ' V ie N 1 U .W ll a 'J' ,. fig' , .73 ,', t -1- , ., 1 v . ' funn' 4-,-f .iv i I ll Wrestlers Bob Wheeler and Mike Troyer talked with after their matches. I Ill g , J , Cathy Peetow Len to ngm N'4' K' GHS s wrestling matches Hill, and Cathy Pestow. Z Dan Sink talks to Merica 'KI' R.. N Pl t N Scorekeeper Kelth Stutszmen wel thrower Shelly Harris ta ween matches grapperlettes Grapperlettes Aided Wrestlers The four-year-old, fifteen member GHS grapperlettes helped varsity wrestling coach John Dechant at both home and away meets. They kept score, created and promoted enthusiasm and took a very active part in the invitational and sectional that were held in Goshen. To be a grapperlette the girls were tested on the wrestling rules and procedures, with the top fifteen girls selected from those who were tested and scored the highest. This year to change the look of the red and white sweather the girls chose to wear black pants and red blouses. Co-Captains for the group were seniors Cathy Petsow and Margie Mowry. .1 NIDQOY 59 Mike Bryant, a senior four-year lettermen, had an outstandino sea- 4f fs ulwdxi Junior Jon Lehman took a break after wrestling a hard match against Rochester. son. His season finished with a 22-1 record and a third at state. itll- ' 'fee----5 -- wrestling Bryant Named Most Valuable The wrestling team posted a 3-5 dual meet record under coach John Dechant. Due to bad weather two meets were snowed out along with the N.L.C. tour- naments. The team participated in six tournament. The Goshen lnv.l4thl, Penn Inv. tfithl, Sectional t3rdl, Regional t4thl, Semi-State l9thJ, and State Finals l11thl. Most Valuable Wrestler was Senior Mike Bryant, 21-1. He was a champion in the Sectional, Regional, Semi-State and placed 3rd in the state finals and concluded his four-year career total with a 70-16 record. He was a three-year state finalists. Receiving the Paul Underwood Mental Attitude Award was senior Mike Troyer who finished the year with an 8-8 record. He took 3rd in the Goshen Sec- tional. Mike was a tri-captain along with Dave Edlund and Mike Bryant. Junior Dave Edlund received second in the GHS Sectional and the Elkhart Regional at 177. His total record was 16-5. G.H.S.wrestling tri-captains for the l976-l977 season, Seniors Mike Troyer, Mike Bryant and junior Dave Edlund. QPU! Iii' .L. Q PI' 1-dn .Qy,,c'f 7 Senior Mke Troyer, a tour-year grappler, received a third in the Goshen Sectional. Winter 61 J , Firm, , , F4 -'Z' r- 4 . , i, r , the tomahawk ' 1 Tomahawk Represented Students The Tomahawk, the school newspaper, was again the instru- ment used bythe students to express their views on issues which affected their daily lives in and around the school. The paper was distributed free approximatley every other week to the entire student body and at various places in the community. Thephymcalyzeofhwanewspaperchangedh1Apnlsothatnews could come out once a week to allow for more timely news, Sue Farmwald served as the editor-in-chief of the paper during thehmtsmhemerandnmmtoHhesecondunhlmanyoHhoseduhes were given to Doug Manahan, Students worked on the newspaper dunngthe second penod each schoolday They msoiecewed credh. 'WF AL' B- i I, t Lf ' , E 1' 'Y Sue Farmwald-Editor-in-Chief I I 1 N 1-, r shr- 2 QQ! , , I X I lv lf- :, xx 1' S5-L 1l u Brad Lewaller K ' t 1 U I inf - Brad Lewallen perfed copy as two members of the advertising staff, Jeri the results. -- J,-ff. September Jones-writer Doug Manahan-Feature Editor w Sponsor Mr. Snyder went over Llz Burns' copy before published. wg. lt was Natalie ' r 5 ra hlc degi n Q-Q, X '- 'u ., rf' 9 P 9 phlhilh I0 f -j, 9P le V QQ li X QQIIIOQUDS a l Art students visited the Brookfield Zoo. Pictured below sign, sponsor Miss Day, left to right, Laura Kasdort, Jett Owens, Chuck Stoner, Tammy Miller, and Martha Coyne. art club Quotes Adorned Halls Discriptive quotes, an Egyptian tomb, and painted windows captured the interest ot the 36 art club members. They painted discriptive quotes of positive thoughts which were intended to boost moral of students as they passed through the halls. Twenty such quotes were placed throughout the building at the encouragement of Principal Fiandt. In the fall activities included a trip to Chicago to visit the Art Institute of Chicago, to see the Brookfield Zoo, and to spend some time to shop. In the spring, a return trip to the windy city made it possible to see the Egyptian Tomb of King Tut which has made its first trip to the western hemisphere. Halloween brought the best out in the artists as they again helped usher in the occasion as they painted the downtown store windows with interesting murals which depicted Hal- loween. Club olticers included Sarah Shenk, Presidentg Joe Harley, Vice-Presidentg and Martha Coyne, Treasurer. Ms. Mindy Day was club sponsor. Winter 66 lf YJ! ..,ii, 40 if .,J I 1'- 1. fi vm :Nur-.. Ski club Winter Enthusiasts Enjoyed New Activity Bunny Hill, Bull Bun, and Graduation became common words among the 19 winter enthusiasts who joined the newlyformed Ski Club. The inexperienced members took advantage of Bunny Hill while the intermediate skiers tackled Bull Bun and the advanced paralleled mogals on Graduation. Swiss Valley in Jones, Mich. was chosen as the resort where the members skied for approximately three hours every Tues- day evenings after school. Ms. Mindy Day, sponsor, and Bill Wayland, bus driver, accompanied the group to the resort. Junior Brad Senior ANGFQI hor skis. Winter 67 'FQ if -i 9. .fi 'x nz. x I I J ,ji 61 he xg, K 9, ' Aik- -iii .A if F 1 54, . s-' .'. -' s Ji, .f , ,A vi 'U jx qv' ,ix .1-I' ,.! ' , 42. sl I , Ma ig . , 34 Q Tom Balley and Sarah n a fn , g fr I! i I 4 1 'k r' queen. .4 1- , 1.7 , ' Il Tbdd sweetheart dance Marla Troyer Crowned by Former Queen 'Sn Ti f Former queens Natalue Lambnght and Sue Battles assusted wnth the Coronation ceromonles at the 76 77 Sweetheart Dance held nn the Whnteman gym Vubrant Marla Troyer was presented her crown made of roses and carnatuons by 76 queen Natalie Lambrlght whsle 75 queen Sue Battles and approximately 200 spectators wutnes sed the event Other sophomore representatuves Included Nancy Mahony Patty Teall Jane Holden and Tern Brandt The dance accordnng to Sophomore Class Presudent Tom Barley was more fortradltlon ratherthan a class money maknng project however the class dad net S50 The muslcal group The Somethmg Else provlded the music Sarah Beeson as snsted Barley In the project Winter 69 Spring CRIMSON BAND P0?S CO X Division K , I 17' Li 'gg 5 , , J' ' Killii Spring 71 student life v 9 -4 l - X af, D 'O - .,., is-.1 F' b 3' ' Q 'ff 1 I AI 1 3 Ja is O -17V ff . - '?-44 - ,I at Q. ll A-12 'r r'4 ,L G. ss u fini '1 D Q.-- I i iv N-233 If L! C fv. We :RAD EQ . 5 2 :fi U6275, ei E m lxjm , ...A E Junior Tim Miller helped his team in the Breakfast Relay at the Almost Anything Goes contest. Senior teammates Jumol, G' jxgki X ,I V .1 .N as W A 1 H s 'U ss sa, W 3 xx ,J ff X T W ' 3 r Y fs. .1' Y ,rm F. , , .,-. u - .4 . F: Q. ' 1 ri . 493- , '- 'I 'Q' . A5 - v X u 'xx ,sr N 0 A , . N 9 ,r I 4' an 91' sunshine society Conflicts Caused Too many conflicts caused a new problem for Sunshine Society, For a number of years the club had been the largest and most active organization with 60-80 members, however, many conflicts with girls' sports, OEA, and Career Center, the active membership dipped to only twelve. Sunshine members sold mums at homecoming and chicken at the Goshen Relays with the profits going to the Heart Fund at the Ftileys Children Hospital. Daddy Date Night had an excellent New Problems turn out with dads trying to pick their daughters' favorite stuffed animal. Other games were played too. Having an ldeal Lady throughout the year added to other activities Sunshine did to bring cheer in the halls of GHS. Mrs. Deatra Kinney headed Sun- shine for her third consecutive year, . Officers were Deb Kendrick, Presidentg Sharon Rensberger, Vice Presidnet 15 Gail Berkey, Vice President 2g Teresa Blackport, Secretaryg and Marcia Kauffman, Treasurer. ,pf l ff-of A Tracy Blackport, Darla Ferguson, and Helen Ahonen. Q N Y,,.M I x 4 .4 'asxffh lf 1, L i t mf - 1 Kathy Nafiziger Mrs. Kinney 5 sem V- ?f. 2. .fi Jill Rensberger, Dawn Edwards spring B1 BOYS, and GIRLS' SPORTS SCORES FOOTBALL SCHOOL GHS OPP. N0l1hw00d 35 0 Wawasee 33 14 Concord 14 7 Brerrlen 12 6 DeKalb 40 0 Rochester 16 6 East Noble 16 6 Plymouth 20 22 S.B. Clay 16 32 Warsaw 50 6 JV FOOTBALL Wawaeee 14 6 Concord 22 6 Northwood 14 6 St. Joe 7 20 Rochester 14 0 Warsaw 22 6 Plymouth 21 o East Noble 6 12 CROSS-COUNTRY Fslrrleld 20 41 west Noble 25 31 Angola 16 47 Central Noble 15 50 Bremen 16 44 F.w.woyno 25 ar F.W.EImhurst 23 aa Penn 24 31 Plymouth za sa Concord 15 48 Northrldge 17 41 Wawaeee 16 45 Northwood 22 33 East Noble 20 37 Warsaw 16 43 Rochester 15 46 Mernorlel 19 36 Marian 20 41 Mlshawalra 15 45 Lakeland 21 35 WestNobleInvt. 1st. SouthSIdelnvt. 1st. Ill-Intl. Claeelc 9111. NLC lst. Elkhart Central 1st. State 3rd. JV CROSS-COUNTRY Falrtleld 47 15 West Noble 40 19 Angola 20 37 Central Noble 22 35 Bremen 15 45 Sprlng 82 BOYS' TENNIS BOYS' BASKETBALL Northrldge 47 51 Plymouth 54 57 Plymouth 2 3 Warsaw 59 52 Farmold 2 3 S.B. Adams 41 47 www 0 5 Concord 56 61 Memorlal 1 4 Columbia Clty 73 66 F.w. North 1 4 Bremen 64 46 Northwood 1 4 Penn 61 53 co.-.com 0 5 Falrlleld 62 39 gum.. Nobk - 2 3 Wawasee 71 65 wgwgggg 2 3 South Sldl 36 57 Elkhart Central 1 4 Elkhart Central 79 61 Bremen 0 5 Northwood 55 47 Rochester 4 1 F.W. Northslde 70 75 Elkhart Mernorlel 73 65 East Noble 63 64 Plymouth 2 :1 Rochester sa 57 Falrlleld 2 3 Mlshsweka 53 55 wgfgjw 0 5 SEC11ONAL Memorial 1 4 N0l'lhW00d 92 50 F.w. North 1 4 Central 52 51 Northwood 1 4 Concord 49 54 Concord 0 5 Clllllfil Noble 2 3 JV BASKETBALL Wawasee 2 3 Elkhart Central 1 4 Northrldge 31 57 aromon o s Plymouth 45 ss Rocheeter 4 1 Warsaw 27 46 S.B. Adams 54 57 Concord 47 37 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL Elkhart Central L W Warsaw W L Jlmtown W L wawasee L W Memorlal L W Rochester W L Falrlleld West Noble L W Concord L w Bethany L W Northwood L W Plymouth L W Brenlen L W Northridge L W westvlew W L DeKalb Invt. runners- JV VOLLEYBALL Central W L Warsaw W L Jlrntown W L Wawasse W L Memorlal W L Rochester W L Falrrleld W L West Noble W L Concord W L Bethany W L Northwood L W Weslvlew W L Plymouth w L Bremen W L Northridge W L lnvlt. 2nd. Columbla Clty 42 41 Elkhart Central 41 56 Perlll 22 38 Bremen 46' 51 Penn 42 53 Fllfllilll 34 37 Wawaeee 36 46 F.W. Solllll 37 58 F.w. North ' 29 67 Northwood 40 35 Elkhart Memorial 39 45 East Noble 40 47 Rochester 44 62 Elkhart Central 26 43 Mlshawaka 42 44 BOYS' SWIMMING North Manehester106 66 Central 62 90 Concord 99 73 Huntington 115 61 Penn 46 34 Mernorlel 109 62 Plymouth 97 67 S.B. LaSalle Wawasse 109 63 S.B. Adams 65 105 Msrlan 100 64 Rochester 112 60 S.B. Clay 74 96 curvor reonoorrooy Mlshawaka lcancelledl Warsaw lcancelledj NLC 2nd Sectlonsl 2nd. Culver lnvt. 6th Goshen Relays 1st. BOYS' WRESTLING LaVllIe 16 42 ' Bremen 30 40 Concord 42 16 Rochester 36 24 Wawaaee 16 37 Plylnouth 32 36 Warsaw 32 29 Northwood 26 30 C.M.A. lcancelled, snowy Penn lcancelled,snowI Pennlnvt. 6th Goshen Invt. 4th NLC Conference lcancelled coldl Goshen Sectional 3rd. Elkhart Regional 4th F.w.Seml-State 9th StateFlnals 11th JV WRESTLING LaVlIle 16 40 Brenren 40 22 Concord 54 5 Rochester 42 1 1 wawssee 27 46 Plymouth 46 29 Warsaw 26 32 Northwood 24 33 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Elkhart Memorlal 45 62 Jlmtown 41 43 Northwood 36 37 Warsaw 36 50 Rochester 44 67 Bremen 54 25 Concord 36 24 Plymouth 32 43 Hollday Tourney Elkhart CBIIUII 42 55 Elkhart Mernorlel 30 56 Sectional Northrlrlge 42 45 GIRLS' JV Elkhart Menrorlal 33 21 Northwood 19 15 Warsaw 26 40 Bremen 14 16 Concord 22 6 Plymouth 0 16 26 GIRLS' SWIUHING BOYS' TRACK BOYS' GOLF Narlan 129 41 Plymouth 103 01 8.8. washington 102 70 8.8. Rlley 00 84 Central 00 18 8.8. Adams 87 105 Concord 101 71 lllehavralra 95 77 Culver 00 04 wewaaee 91 81 Penn 99 72 8.8. La8alIe 09 03 Nemorlal 92 00 Goshen Relays 1et. GIRLS' GOLF waraavr 200 201 wawaeee 173 170 East Noble 281 203 Warsaw 104 181 Wawassa 233 213 F.W. Qlfoll 231 208 Nor1IlWood 188 218 GIRLS' TENNIS Nlehevralra 5 2 Bremen 1 0 Plymouth 5 2 Nemorlal 2 5 waraavr 3 4 Northwood 5 2 Concord 3 4 Rochester 5 2 Central 2 5 Wayrssss 8 1 Penn 4 3 .llmtorrm 7 0 ILC Tourney 2nd. rl.C lover-all 2nd JV BASEBALL Elrhart Central 0 1 llamorlsl 5 11 Dekalb 1 2 wanseee 0 1 Northridge 18 0 Penn 7 0 Northwood 0 1 8.8. Clay 2 1 llehawdra 0 0 Plymouth 0 5 Concord 3 0 Elrhart Central 7 9 DeKalb 4 9 Penn 4 5 llehewalra 2 0 8.8. Clay 50 llarlan 15 8.8. Adema 40 8.8. Rlley 40 Northrldge 101 Plymouth 71 Warsaw 71 wawasee 02 Nlehawalre 45 Penn 4316 Bremen 90Va Rochester 9016 Northwood 7710 Concord 77115 Goshen Relays 1at. Concord I-telaya 3rd. Conference tat. Sectional 3rd. GIRLS' TRACK lllehawaka 58 48 Northrldge 00 34 Elkhart Memorial 00 31 wawaeee 00 37 Felrlleld 00 44 Northrldge 00 30 Penn 42 03 wsst Noble 81 47 weetvlew 81 20 Rochester 30 57 Bremen 30 39 Warslw 48 55 Concord 49 30 Plymouth 52 20 NOFIIIWOOU 52 57 EIKIIIIT Conifll 38 88 Bethany 05 40 NLC 2nd. Sectlonal Sth JV GOLF HBCIIQIBI' 188 184 Plymouth we 187 Imran 178 185 llehlyrdta 206 207 Concord 170 185 Elhlrt WIIIOFIU 183 173 Elrhli Central 181 178 Nor1IlWood 181 185 rrurnnap na zoo wma am res wana 178 rss sm .ru na wr Enom l8llI0fIU :wo :mr uvma no 214 Fnesrruarr warmer rn ru wareavr ru no wana. 187 ras Rochester 100 187 S.B. Adams 331 338 S.B. LaSalle 318 328 Plymouth 184 157 Penn 38 312 Bremen 103 170 lshayralra 171 178 8.8. Rlley 330 320 Concord 105 171 Elrhert llemorlal 324 319 F.w. Carroll 324 323 LaPorte 315 310 Elrhart Central 315 324 Northwood 181 110 Northridge 323 350 Warsaw 178 151 Falrlleld 327 310 Wawases 180 187 St. Jos 320 315 8.8. Clay 329 332 Elrhart Nemorlal 331 330 Lavllle 302 304 Beechwood-LaPorte Ilvlhilonll 251110010134 CUAIIIVI1. 128hM1l NLC 310 l3rd.j Sectlonsl 321 3rd. Reglonal 9th BOYS' BASEBALL Central 5 2 LaPorte 4 1 LaPorte 0 2 Nsmorlal 3 2 DeKalb 0 2 DeKalb 5 4 warsaw 0 3 westNoble 2 1 Bronson 1 2 Bronson 4 5 Falrllsld 5 0 Northwood 9 7 Norlhrldge 9 4 Con1l'0lNobIa 3 1 Prarlellsllhil 10 4 8 wsatvlew 1 8.8. Clay 1 0 Wawlsss 7 8 lehawalra 9 1 rlshavralra 4 12 Narlan 3 11 Penn 3 4 Bethany 4 0 Bethany 2 0 East Noble 4 3 Plymouth 1 0 Concord 7 4 Concord 4 2 Brerrren 2 0 Plymouth 1 5 wawaeee 2 4 Concord 2 0 Northwood 4 1 Bremen 7 1 Plymouth 1 10 wersal 4 2 wavrasee 0 0 Rochester 0 1 Northwood 1 3 ILC 2nd. GOSHEN RELAYS CL AAAI! Gary Roosevelt 142 SB. Adams 57 Earhart llemorlal 50 8.8. I-llley 45 F.w. Hmhuret 43 F.w. Snlder 43 Ellrhart Central 41 Penn 4016 8.8. Clay 40 Nuntlnoton 34 8.8. washington 33 F.w. wayne 2319 8.8. La8alle 27 lllehavralra 13 F.w. North 12 wsrslw 5 CLASS B Goshen 85 Carroll 00 wabaeh 03 HINSIIBSIBI' 58 Northwood 53 Narlan 43 Concord 42 Plymouth 41 wayrssee 41 8.8. St. Joe 30 Central Noble 30 weetvlew 32 Bremen 31 New Pralrle 2511: Falrlleld 25 west Noble 2116 Lavllle 20 Lakeland 17 Northrldge 18 Rochester 14 Dslik 12 llorra llllltary 11 Jlrntown 0 Garrett 4 59111983 ugxmh' boys'Uaok Warstler-Kline Era Ends,' Conference Champs Gosherrs track team set four new records before its season came to an end. Senior Brian Warstler headed the record-breaking performances with a 1255.3 clocking in the 880 yard run follwed by Neal Yoder who scaled the high hurdles i440 yardj in 15.3, Jay Sleppy who pole vaulted to a height of 13'-10V2 feet, and Tom Bailey who threw the discus a distance of 134'-11 . The Redskins ended their season with a 9-5 mark overall and topped the conference standings by going undefeated with a 7-O record. Receiving awards were two seniors and one sophomore Senior Warstler was honored as the Most Valuable Neal Yoder Paul Underwood Mental Attitude Award and Tom Bailey Most Improved Award Serving as tri captains wers Yoder Neil Miller and Maurie Kline Carl Weaver was the coach Maurle Kline moved to get positron tuna-ug P A WL Q N -,,,v'Ir .a. .f. . ff 1 , Kline broke string at conclusion of race 'Yuan ,331 -nm new 1 . .., ,V - A I V. X . ' . I X 'A If ' - .dx .- g1..-- H if 4 A A- - V. uwM: m Y I Q . . A ' H' I . ut ,.r - W t : N V 2 1, .li r 5' ' 2 A 1 - 4 ' xnrh 3 'L , 1 , -L p ,Q.. . W - -. .1 . - Q - I 4 n , . . fi ' --. W N W 'Q . Q Q 1 - , ., - r - f 4 ' - r 1 ' it - X 1 'f. -.t W , fl , 5 5 - L, . -.r '- ' ' A Q 'Q i A-1 A ' ?'T'1'Sr - -40. . -va f-- . ' . ' I - - ' r 4 A ' '- W' .T -g - N r I Q- -if - ,M v It 'X V xl h A I 1 Spring 34 Paul Bailey ran 100, 220 and relay log for Skins. JGYG SUBPPY 350'-lf to make vault- .fn .MX L- .l -.-A -4 l:.a. XP Jaye Sleppy relaxed between vaulting at- f tempts. f DQ 9 A g-,-KQ lla? 'Rf 1-msg., Aja i l l Larry Fllnt scaled low hurdles for Goshen ln the Goshen Relays 'S l 'K 31344, A Y, 4 ,I 'V N4 - 1 j ' 0 '55 K i a l vm'.v::.a.n.s sl fi 1'-'Q, ,....,..-lr , r H-w N :gl I M. ,-0 , .fa ., -4 N' 1' l I 1 'ff -ld' J-H V 'l 'l -'-A 3,-ian Wgrgtler in his speciality, the two-miter. Neal Yoder and teammates wait for the gun to go oft ln one of the relays at the Goshen Relays Sprlng 85 Baseball Skins Very Successful For the first time in many years the Goshen High School baseball team competed in conference play, the Northern Lakes Confer- ence, and came in second best to the Plymouth Pilgrims. Goshen's conference record was 9-5 which gave the 'Skins a tie with Wawasee. Conference action was played during the summer months in 1976. Hitting was probably the weakest part of the team but sophomore catcher Steve Swihart hammered out a .284 average followed closely by senior first baseman Bruce Kotek with a .281 average. Junior third baseman Steve Yoder finished next with a .243 aver- age. lt was defensive that gained the spotlight with the infield of Yoder, senior shortstop Scott Hostetler, senior second baseman Kirby Thompson and Kotek setting an all-time defensive record by com- mitting only 20 errors. Junior Jamie Strycker led the pitching staff with an excellent 5-1 record and a 2.10 E.Fl.A. Senior Darrel Bender was next with a 5-2 record an a 1.88 E.Fl.A. while Senior Scott Berkey had an identical record with a 2.86 E.Fl.A. Senior Chuck Looker finished with a 3-4 record and a 2.18 E.Fl.A. The Junior Varsity, coached by Bob Yenna, compiled a 5-11 regular season record. The regular season play for the 'Skins was successful, too, winning 18 and losing 9. The highlight of the season was the victory over first-ranked LaPorte in the second game of the year. ny- . n .,. .v' Scif' '--my . A--f-Us Ln We 'iii Y --'wus 5 .4 , f '. . -- A' 'v.- A, ' x -1 wg- :Fr - f. . - - L . - 2 -:5:,f5i1,2-lzgfhs. - ' l nf' ' . ,. ' Z' . ,K . O. , :,-. .4-,fp ,.-i. A .ga -Q . ' , H ' A i . ' ' N l :U '. .y ' -A ' '- '1-J',9 4 ' ' 'il 'q.- .. rr . . , ,-qA, . Q.. . ',y'Q,5n--,' F A -'- 5, . '.S . 'JJ 7'-if ' '- -f eegnx, . . ,J -55,13 1Q,...l2,'.-s. ..-. Darrell Bender pitched for Goshen and carried a fine 1.88 E.R.A. with a 5-2 record. Q.: 1' ' ,- 4' .- 4' ..w.- llgkuf, . Spring 86 'H X.,- WX. an L ' RG 1-23- X -Ml' it v:1.' ' Q9 ., Q 3:v:5K'v-7 -V ' i K:. J rf. N4 . r Ryo- . 4.,s,,,,,-Q ff f,s Hw.' jg 111.46 ' T. l-.go-R -.-, ' V I- q,r ,- .- .-.,-s 's,. ei-Q. 4 '-.-'-'A A ., J .. ' .- -. , -- ' xujif - N ' . A . . . x ' - - 'Ay . . , 5- , , . . Qs' x .- A - K . - - . - K- , .4..4.. . -A-'1 .' -.-5 - . 4- U9 , 1 .. .s- . f. , ,-: ,-.A , . 1 4. . -. 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'L ' PM rf, '- ' . - 1 1 f-.14 .1-Q - f' ' f 1 M i 11.:'.--'v.1'ff .Digi ,315 ,-1-Main... -.-ir. ,JH Senior Bruce Kotek batted .281 and played first base for the 18-9 Redskins. . .- ,- l. Ax t .- ,. X. n .. 'fr listhe real thing If Coke N. .. -.... .-.-. ... QOUUU wx' 5054 ' .,., of Q - - ' .4-is-1'-rg- .f P-age: . . f --.f::,i+5-uwcfj --. :. ' '.. ,.. 4-fj'1.' Q - l, LA, , - - -. Q ..-u I- 'Q-.lg - j'k f5. Coach Devon Hoffman coechodhls 'F A .T -- ' - ' :. 'b . ---, -. fe- toasuooessfulw-8 . 1 , - .4. ., S junior senior choir Choirs Do Well At Contest Under the direction of G. Merrill Swartley, the 123-member combined Sophomore and Jr.-Sr. Choirs performed four major concerts during the 76-77 school year at GHS. With a combined effort. eight soloists and six mixed groups set off to South Bend forthe annual NISBOVA Music Con- tests taking all firsts except for two. At the spring concert the JB.-Senior Choir along with the GHS Chamber Orchester performed four parts of Beethoven Mass in C Major while a Broadway Musical, West Side Story. was sang by the Sophomore and Jr.-Sr. Choir. The Arion award. the highest award given in choir. was presented to Kay Preheim the pianist and Joel Harley was the runner-up. The year ended with on of the best concerts ever given at GHS. , all Junior Senior choir getting ready for a concert. Mark Klase, Randy Jones, and Kirk Livingston practiced for concert. Q N 1iM'ksw9' fm Lf' if Kay Preheim played the Mass in C m8i0r Director G. Merrill Swartley leads his choir practice. Spring 89 girls tennis Conference Runners-up Jumping from a 0-8 record to a 7-5 mark was the achievement of the girls varsity tennis team. Determination to improve on the previous year's record, the girls went out and accomplished what they set their minds to do as they finished second in the Northern Lakes Conference tourna- ment and second in the N.L.C. standings with a 4-3 record. Top singles point getters were Peggy Burt with a record of 11-3 and Greta Spencer with a 10-4 record. Top doubles point getters were Tammy Sorg, Mary Moreland with a mark of 5-3, Sara Shenk and Deb Pederson with a cecord of 2-0. Receiving the Most Valuable Player was Peggy Burt and Most lm- proved went to Deb Keenan. The coach was Doug Cartwright. X X. A Xl x- X, X, - . X' XNXXXXX1 Xix X' ' 2 . xx x X, XXX tx is . it ' x, X, X xx ' XXX X. N. N it . h-,J N, 3 , X x I ' -..l. Q 4 ix Coach Doug Cartwright and senior Tammy Sorg waited for their oppo- nent before a match at Maplecrest. Remember the long wait girls? i X X 1 5 7 ' A41-1 Deb Pederson, pictured above. W' teamed up with Sara Shenk in dou- ' bles to combine for a 2 0 doubles SGNIOF PGQQY BUD was voted X 4 .K ,-.- .K 4 .K i ts-Q-wg: Natalie Spencer and doubles partner Tracy Anglemeyer worked on their skills during a practice session. Q6 Patty Essug and Donna Davus made an exchange ol the baton on the last leg ot the 880 yard relay race on Foreman Fueld Puctured above are the gurls who represented Goshen at the varlous levels of the ISHAA rournament competltlon Front row Iett to rlght are Jill Fult and Penny Hoftman who both quallfled forthe state ln the shot put and long lump and hlgh lump respectively and Nancy Troy who placed ln the 440 yard dash Second row left to rlght are Terrl Brandt who ran a leg on the 880 relay team Paty Esslg who quallfled ln the 220 yard dash Sarah Beeson who ran ln the 880 relay and 440 yard relay and Sherl Snodgrass an 880 yard relay member Penny Hoffman quautled tor the hugh lump and the long lump at the state level but fauled to place un the tough competition gurls track Fult Hoffman Qualified For State Sux unduvudual gurl s track records were set thus year and as a team Goshen placed 5th at Sectuonal 6th at Fleguonal and 9th at State Twelve Goshen runners qualufued un the N L C tournament whule ten of the runners went on to place un the Sectuonal They were Nancy Moyer hurdles hugh jump 440 relay Deb Eshelmen hurdles 880 relay 220 yard dash Sheru Snodgrass 100 yard dash 440 relay 880 relay Donna Davus 440 relay 880 relay Sara Beeson 880 relay 440 relay Patty Essug 220 dash 880 relay Nancy Troy 440 dash Jull Fult shot put Lynn Flora shot put Penny Hoffman hurdles hugh lump long lUmP Penny Hoffman and Jull Fult were Goshen s long Fleguonal and State qualufuers Most Valuable Awared went to Jull Fult the Mental Attutude to Penny Hoffman whule Lusa Stoner re ceuved Most Improved They were coached by Dorus Keyser Spring 91 Spring 92 pom pom gurls Gurls Made Up Own Shows Deducatuon was the maun unstrument the Pom Pom gurls used to get through the season The 12 gurls were on theur own for over half the season due to the pregnacy of theur sponsor Mrs John Dechant The senuor gurls made up the senuor show themselves They accompanued the Marchung Band at all four home games and performed durung half tume at two home basketball games Angue Copenhaver receuved the outstandung Pom Pom award whsle other members were senuors Vonda Havuland Pat Gregory uunuors Connue Covungton Elsa Puneda Kelly Klopfensteun Donna Davus Ver onuca Hendrucks Dawn Edwards and Bobbue Davus Sophomores un York Pom Pom members left to rught are Elsa Puneda Donna Davus and Bobbue Davus wanted for the show to begun Hugh steppung to the musuc were Pom Pom gurls, Ann Trenshaw, Angle Copenhaver, andConnue Covungton Standung at attentuon durung practuce are Elsa Puneda Donna Davus and Bobbue Davus ,X Standung at attentuon durung practuce front to back, are Elsa Puneda, Donna Davus and Bob bue Davus I E ,W S we cluded Flobln Mathis, Valerie Hendricks, Ann Trenshaw and Bonnie 1 sk l U K 1 Y ill 5116 O ,M .5- 1 X , -.S Bat Girls left to right, are Natalie Spencer, Lori Chiddister and Val Gross enjoy the baseball season. I i l bat girls Extended Helping Hand Fluttering around homeplate during the 1977 Baseball season were the GHS Varsity Batgirls. Helping Coach Hoffman in various ways, the batgirls were responsible for concessions, taking tickets and returning bats for both visitors and home teams. Despite the loss to the sectional champion Jimtown in the opening round of the Sectional, the Fledskin team finished out the season with a 27-15 record. Thev were Lori Chiddister, Sue Rodibaugh, Sandy Vaughn, Kathy Deal, Val Gross, Stephanie Lukeman and captains Suzy Keil and Natalie Spencer. Sue Ftodibaugh pictured doing what many of the girls dld most often- that of plcklng up the bat for the 'Sklns. The girls also helped keep score, sold concessions, and took tickets. 89140993 Darla, Mary, and Sue played their clarmets to the beat that drummer Ron Miller set. ,ff BX' - A .XX Q 5 ' XTR r . V WAX s 1 .' 'g 4 biz, . ' : f 1' Tami Miller was the librarian for the band and also played sal aphone. n u f vc!! 4 I W1 Q I O 1 1' ' ish .L Qi , 1 it 'M X L I '3' if 5 I memorial day Band Enlightened Goshen Crowd Goshen Hugh School s marchlng band under the dlrectlon of David Plank marched and played ID the Memorlal Day parade to the dellght of the Goshen cutlzens who Ilned the cnty s streets The band also partuclpated ln the actlvltues that were held at the Oakrldge Cemetery where the old and the young gathered to pay trlbute to the country s war dead c -'iw Wad fx 5- .bfi 5.- 'Q The pom pom glrls also partlctpated rn the parade These two band members played the taps at the cermonies at the cemetery I fy. I, l. , E v ,f ur ' x , . 1... hytx. . v L t 0 l .', IW -, '-. V1 I 3' 5, r ' ' - A , I . . DN- ' A 71- , 1 D xt i , I 'a I Ii. E , 4 -,Q . - me .. , ', V LI -' . ' Q71 - . b., l 5 ' I ' K K' I l f- 'LL ' - A ,- , t Ao--' , r E' ' r s' lv A A Cu 2 'l ' ' Ja If fr: . ln 5 ' .ll ,X ' A a .L - . st., , I 'I .L L 5 Q . ,F b JA. L Y . elf. X 1 -4 I '41 k 1 'hd Aan., iolf captain Dave Carr was the teams nly senior who solidified the Skins Ttack. . fb' y .-Y 1-ff.. ' . Spring 97 1 ' I ' 1 .1714 I ' ' 51 y vi- lf, Junior John Conrad, Goshen's most consistent player, was voted Most Valuable player. Ironing out their golf game during a practice session were Coach Wayne Lambright and sophomore Doug Carr. varsity golf First Time ln N. L. C. Experiencing the challenge of the Northern Lakes Confer- ence golf action for the first time since joining the conference, the Fledskin golfers, coached by Wayne Lambright, finished with a 15-9 mark in regular season play and came in third in the conference tournament. In Sectional action, the young golfers placed third among 16 teams with a 318 mark which allowed them to advance to the Regional where the team finished ninth. The reserve team ended with a 9-5 mark overall and 5-2 record in the N.L.C. The freshman team ended with an impre- Sslve mark of 3-O. John Conrad received the Most Vauable Award and John Reiner received the Most Improved. I 1 l r I Tc' : 'F' I ,uint 1 xi N l I 'V Q t ': . . 19 5 . A nf l A X ' -4 Jfn 76, ' A . ' , .lin 'A ' ' - ,J' ' 1 :gd X gqtu .1 . ' 174-rl, fa - John Guipe, first freshmen to make varsity in four years, added depth to the young golf team. thespians 79 Thespians Honored This years main accomplishments for Thespians were the two major productions of the fall play tThe Diary of Anne Franki andthe musical fBye Bye Birdiei. About 20 people participated in each play where a total of 3450. was made to support the Thespians' produc- tions. During Friendship week the Thespians wrote and produced a play called The Wizard of Gosh, which they performed during third period. New members were initiated at the end of May. During that day, the new initiates painted their faces as part of their initiation. Then that night, they took their pledge at the Briarwood clubhouse and signed their name to the troop number 763. David Carr and Stacy Lund were voted best Thespians. Other members included Donna Kummeth Mike Yoder, Robb Bigler, KimCuthbert, Tim Farrell. Robin Hummel, Alan Wilkans, Mike Al- gate, Angie Beer, Scott Bell, Jodi Brechtel, Connie Covington, Doug Cripe, Stephanie Hoffman, Bob Hostetler, Cathy Phemister, Pat Robinson, Bob Smucker. Sponsor of the group was Ms. Penny White. Thespians performed in the fall play. Left to right, Jodi Brechtel, Mik Yoder, Greg Weaver, David Carr, and Rob Hostetler. l fp-I1 Spring 98 goshen relays Skins Win Again Goshen captured its second consecutive Class B crown by out distancing Ft. Wayne Carroll 85-68. while Gary Roosevelt ran away in its Class A division by scoring 142 points. Six records and one tie were established in Class A and Class B. For the first time in many years rain did not fall which made a perfect day for all track and field participants. Kay Preheim was crowned queen and Ernest Sample was named honorary referee. Pacing Goshen to victory were Brian Warstler and Maurie Kline who each collected 4211? points thigh in Class Bi and Neal Yoder who picked up 14 points. The three boys won their event two years in a row and Yoder bettered his old record in the 440-yard low hurdles in a time of 55.9. Coach Weaver praised Warstler, Kline, and Yoder but was quick to point out that Goshen would not have won the Class B title without a team effort. The title ended the track careers of many fine athletes in the senior class who have made their mark the past three years. pn Jaye Sleppy and Neil Miller took a break between their scheduled events. Spring 100 -..Y f P 'rl itfseillf NeaIYoder cleared hurdles in a record time, 65.91, bettering his old record of 57.2. T' .' :fd-x X g I, 17 . ' ' 5 i rm V- ' ' - T 5 'Q X 7 If ' 'L vi, .Qbg 'ii Q sl ' ' J 4 vt I 1 f r' ' ,J , ' af-L , , Q, ' 2' 'hy' 7 V597 ,ff I ll f K ' f 1 S EDEN ,qu ,Ap- '19i'i.-. Ill o'l'1 h , -- -- --Qc.. C ffl X A Wyggnw - .-s.i:,,:xv, 5, H.. lu. ,fx -X6-MJF., ,, Paul Bailey sprinted from blocks in the sprint medley to give Goshen a sencond place finish, 2 I JS If fi i xx 04 Qf- , 1 1 -nlxl-. '4 4-P' x,-a gi- -ai .. fX nuff crimsonaires Gained Superior Rating At Contest Spring Spectacular was the highlight of the year for members of the Crimsonaires. Hard work and dedication resulted in a spectacular performance which was held in the GHS auditorium. Throughout the year the Crimsonaires sang for private organizations and clubs with special con- vocations for the student body at the high school and at Towncrest and Whiteman. The singing group gained a superior rating at the State Band Swing Choir contest as they have done all other previous years. Long hours of learning music and routines proved worthwhile to Crimson members as they entered front stage and they knew they had a song worth singing. Q! I Paul Bowers and Kathy VanKIavern did a step tor the teachers. - as ft.. , this scene was performed by the Crimsonalres in more than 30 performances throughout the community. Directing the group was G. Merrill Swartley. This Song ls Drivlng Me Crazy was sung at the Sprlng Spectacular which was held in the auditorium ln May. Pictured left to right are Alan Lotz, Greg Weaver, Karen Weaver, Anita Holden, and Kay Preheim. Spring 102 Left to right Flow 1 are Beth Vanderheyden, Mindy Synder, Julie Slabaugh, Linda Boshart, Row 2 Joel Harley, John Devlne, Dave Shoup, and Alan Lotz. 4 x Y. ,'5Yl4Y ' It 'Nd s hw I ls t A I 1 D i . Qs wr-- - 3 v-,-. -4 . - r ?. 4 ,N m --in ol to . no-4Q RIS mfs? K 'f Q Q. X 1. - 4 aft V ' I' 15:21 -' 1 ' Mi! xi- ' -X -4 ' at I. P' ,aj xg xwx i ' 'y -Y . 4 . 'V ' 'g W GJ G1 F f X ' 1 + 'H+ + i H- - --1- JW ,Q x., t:Q,. 'j ,i ,.1:,',Lf, .K ' I1 'L Senior Arick Finant sang for all those who attended the Follies. Ruth Ann Blosser looks on. senior follies Cookroaches Highlighted After a two years absence. the senior class renewed the Senior Follies. a fun event which in past years allowed seniors to display their many talents. Dave Carr acted as the master ot ceremonies and introduced the acts and kept the show on schedule. The evening will be remembered for skits, 'Prominent Cockroaches In The Locker- roomj' A Spirit Week Wed Like To See, and the scene where Tina Springer, Nancy Moyer. and Andrea Angelo did nothing but tap their feet to the delight of the capacity crowd that attended. Heading the Follies were students Charlotte Joldersma. Dave Carr, Nevin Longardner. Marcia l-loogenboom and Laura Kas- dorf, The proceeds from the Follies helped pay for the first ever Senior Party held in May at the Holiday Inn, it 44-.f E fl-if i y.. E K r . 1 fi: t : I Q f' j T 1, pg .- A l ftlf . T , ., 3 - gif. 4 A : .f. 5 ? , . is t ' i ,. ., 1 1 Qxkrff ll 5-4 if 4, 1976-1977 Sr. Football players in the Lockerroom left to right, Kevin Cothermen, Neil Miller, Tim Schwalm, Vernon' Borkholder and Kirby Thompson. Picktn and Grining left to right Ron Miller Nevin Longardner and Tim Hoogenboom. i E t 2 9 4 i 9 l l 1 l l l x 4 1 i 1 L'f. 1 - rs., Y '..,x, A u Y O ol A 2 -V I 6.1, P ,. F. Q . .3 1 34- Sftgf ,,,.g I ' , G Q35 H I L 7211111.10 ll Ln! 1 The l1l0fQl'f8POff0l'YIlOdU'iO' Pillowcase Poop dance. .sim TIM SCI-IWALIVI EIN CATHI CFXIPE 1977 Kung and Queen Dragons Buddahs Gelsha gurls and onental scenery one dvd not have to go to Japan or Tokyo for these slghts thus year The junlor class took care of all travellng expenses by puttlng on an onental prom Sunset on the Orrent the theme for the was started by walkung through the mouth of a dragon Into a dtmly Int colorful oruental atmosphere Puctures were taken atop of a bndge punch was served from a fountaln bowl and fortune cook es were provuded for those who wanted to rely on orlental gods to fortell thelr next hours prom, was quite appropriate, The evening l if-.r .V v Irv. A- fn. '-r UV ' :1X-X- X SM fx XX , XX XX H -Q NN QR M Ek Z E. 2 S: X gl 4 I im Q X ,ni ' X 5 QE F ff if W! 'ff f X x QSM -1-as ,I 41 Orland Mlller shown poaltlonlng the rafters on the flrst house bullt by GHS students. building tra des GHS Students Build First Trades' Home It took three years to plan but the results are in. Goshen High School has completed its first Building Trades home which is located at the corner of Beckner Avenue and Greene Road. The First National Bank of Goshen financed the entire project which was headed by a corporation ol business- men inthe community. Community members on the board were President Terry Snyder, Vice-President Phil Neff, Secretary Doris Miller, Delmar Yoder, Garrett Hoogen- boom, Max Fiandt, and Flalph Gunden. The project began in August with the digging of the basement. The students, who did all the work except the digging of the basement, worked with the community lead- ers and their instructor James Hughes to complete the building in June. Helping to decorate the interior of the home was GHS's Interior Decorating class under the direc- tion of instructor Miss Norma Blair. The girls selected the color scheme and selected the carpet for the home. Q5-ft'i:,'g'. , -1 Qtili-iaqx 'ic 'KSA Thls ls how the house appeared lust a couple of days before lt was open to the publlc In an open house. The house reportly sold for 838.000 Spring 110 months of completlon. The house was bullt under the supervlslon of James Hughes, Instructor. f '5 . f , Y K, 1 XJ' 1 f f Kirt Miller shown plastering the interior wall ff fur? Two students leveled the dirt in the basement before the cement was pored. he as -fi Orland Miller and co-worker nailing atop the house near the peak of the roof. efg-5.- - , .. ' 41,41 . 'ex -' Y -. , 4. iw ..,,.,,fg,1,,---.-.-.. X -, - ., 'Q Goa, Y , -MM graduation . . . it Principal Fiandt f y Selected Speaker The one hundred and first commencement of Goshen High School was again forced to be held in the high school gym for the fifth year in a row due to threaten weather. Commence- ment was held at three' o'clock on June 5. with 250 students graduating. The Rev, Paul Baehmann gave the invocation followed by the welcome given by Goshen Community Schools' superin- tendent Frank A. Algate. Student Council President Nevin Longardner introducted the speaker for the program who was GHS's own principal Max Fiandt. Joel Harley. a member of the class of '77, sang the class song, A Song for Us. The words to the song were written by Anne Hostetler and Ron Miller played the guitar. The Rev. Thomas Lee gave the benediction before the graduating class left the gym to the tune of Pomp and Circumstance ef T - ' ' ,4 ' ..- le . 4- .- if wifi, Julia Abshlre with her rose All the girls in the graduating class received a red se Karen Riley received her red rose following the presentation ro of her diploma QQ! This picture was taken lust moments before the senlor class placed their tassle on the opposite side of their motar board hats . ,V l .' I l li. I ig ' I Y I K H' , .,.. A I ' in -4 'Q 'N t ., .. - S ' 'ly x ' 3 1 xl: X 3 -lily S Q. ff yr, FT I A. 1 V I ,pl I B, fi? M, ' a L , C X 4 ' x K, A R lx-V 4 , I I ' . .1 ' I . X q 0 1 qt L.- ,rf X , I ' h , Vt. . u ,I , ' l I 11 7, 'V ax- K in ,. r W . n ' , . - x - Sdlool board member Rlclfiflfriyder pf-esonted dlp- loma to S0n!q5,QQ9 crossed the stage. ffm ' ?-MN Q A A-E!! 1 ' Qi ' - ...H If Q 'Q 15.5 lg 4' S' iff, I r Av, :ll tr F? ,, ,aff Q , - ,la J .. -- rf -f5'?f5'? '?:k- 9'fN5j'Q'5lQ1g?3 ff, cfxx H- 9 ' mt-v Carlyle Schlabach, one of three valedic- torians, in the class of '77 , ' fl 1 , TT T'f,-- 'fn - 1 ,-' ,-' A.: ' n 3 -- 'sae 1 , ,- 4 14.1 ' , : ,- 74 1 , 45:4 fi? ,J 17501 'f' U' -'Lp '. p . 1514, -f-.1 fq. Arg. M--L' g Fgtyff' . '-': ' 'iff' .5i1., ,, an 5 -7-ps. .j:..'.'-15 4 . -3 - .BQ , . . ,VL---J, V ,P J Aww 9 . Q-q,.r, fl '- f- .. -. -.,-..,....4 g ,c. 'I g , v Principal Max Fiandt gave the graduation address at the request of the graduating seniors. l .I E A happy senior and a member of the family who will someday go through the same experience. w ffalvq if , in--:Ni K Vk',!,' - E13 Joel Harley sang the class song, A Song for Us 4 'ti ' R 'N ' 1 v'xk:!'1' -' -S ' ' ' F x 5- 9- S N-1 F J . y I .1.v...., .., -asf' - ,4, FM if S! as uf, K -L 'W' fi- -M ' 1 Qtx fx j Q A ff. 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B010 4,1 'bv s,,., E von Myrt PARIS STEXI1 N CIBIIX Intramurals DEBRA IPAN CLFAR Cheerblock Merlnorp.s Sunelzrne Soezetw DAXID JOHN LLINGFRMAN Bwl ogy Trzp A X C lub ROBERT COBB IAN LFNORE COI'I'MAN OILA Cheerblnck Sophomore larzetx Shou Prom .StudentFxchange LORI ALLISON COOK KEY IN MARK COTHERMAV Foot ball Rotary Baaketball Track Baseball Sophomore 1 armtx Shou Prom Student 601171 11 SHARIL COX JA MARTHA AVN COYNE Hou to Sue feed ln Buszness H zthoutReally Try :ng Bzologx Trzp Art Club Prom Sk: Club Dzarx of Anne Prank JOE ANTHONY CRAIG Sophomore Chozr Career Center Jr Sr Cholr Meet Me In St Lou1.s CATHI LYNN CRIPE OEA Senzor FOIIICS The Tomahauk Sunshme Soczetv Sophomore larzety Shou Prom KARL DAVID CRIPE Rotary Career Center LARRY CL LP KIM MARIE CL THBERT Concert Band Woodumd Chozr NFL Pep Band Marchmg Band Art Club French Club Theepzans Dzarv of Anne Frank Bve Bve Bzrdze Damn Yankees EVON LYNN DAVIS Crzmson MARGO A DAVIS Pom Pom Girl Career Center Medzcorps Meet Me zn St Louis Prom Senior 123 . . - ' , - V , r 4 A 4 - ' I . . . . . . - - ,' I A - v w N , P A :ggi I 1 ' .. lv, . 1 . 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ID 0EN'E I'ROST Sophomore Choir Concert Band Biologx Trip Prom Intramurals IILL DIANE I'l LT G1rl.s Swimming Girls Vollex ball G1rl.s Basketball MARTY HAYNE GATES Career Center CHARLES CALIIIN GIBSON Or iheetra Bzologx Trip DON' I GILLIS Sophomore Choir COIYIPIIS Life NFL Career Center Jr Sr Choir Thc.spzan.s PATRICIA AN'N GREGORY Pom Pom Girl Cheerblock Prom STFVE GRESSO JAMES PHILIP HALL A V Club SCOTTA. HAMILTOIN- Concert Band Biology Trip Marching Band WORTHIE HA NIEY JOEL DEAN HARLEY- Sophomore Choir, Crimsonaires, Senior Follies, Jr.-Sr. Choir, Art Club BRADLEY NEIL HARRIS- Concert Band, Pan Am. Golf, Rotary, G-Club, Swimming. Prom DAVID HART- Sophomore Choir, Career Center, Jr.-Sr. Choir MARK DOUGLAS HARTZLER- Campus Life, The Tomahawk, Stu- dent Council Sonlor12S VOIND4 MARIE HAVILAND .Sophfr more Chozr Llbrarv Club Pom Pom Gzrl Jr Sr Cholr Prom Student Council DOL GLAS' WADIL HLRNLFY Or chestra Concert Band Pep Band Hou to Succeed IILBUSIVIQSS Wzthout R1allvTrwng Wa 4hzngBancl Ja z Band NANC Y ELIZABLTH HFRTZLLR Orchestra Cheerblock Track Wald Vue Presult nt Sophomore C lass C hamber Orchestra Seruor I'oll1es Art Club NHS french Club Homecoming Candzdate Girl s lol lcvball Gzrl s Basketball Czrls Track Student Council cr' KIM oRoxER H1LB1s11 Rotors In Mane Jamoke Nancy Kim tramurals PENNY MARIE HOFFMAN Pan Am Aquatics S'en1orI'oll1es Sophomore Darzetv Shou Prom Girls Suzm ming Glrl s Track Student Counczl DWAYNE B HOGAN ANITA L HOLDEN Sophomore Choir Concert Band Wooduznd Choir Cheerblock Crzrnsonazres SenzorFoll1es Cheerleaders Ir Sr Chozr Warchzng Band Prom Homecomzng andzdate Bat Gzrl Girls Suzmmzng Gzrl s Track Stu dent Counczl Bye Bye Blrdze CHARLESE HOLDERREAD Track MARCIA ANN HOOGEVBOOM Pan Am Cheerblock Senior Class Vzce Preszdent Senzor Follzes Grap plerettes The Tomahauk Biology Trip Prom Gzrls Volleyball Stu dent Counczl TIMOTHYA HOOGENBOOM Con certBand Campus Lzfe Cheerblock Rotary Pep Band Senzor Follies Sczence Club G Club Bzologv Trzp Marching Band Jazz Band NHS Prom Intramurals Student Counul JOHN GERARD HOOPINGARNER Pan Am Intramurals ANITA CLAIRE HOSTETLER Crzm sonazres Senzor Pollzes Jr Sr Choir Prom French Club Damn Yankees SCOTTB HOSTETLER Rotarv Bas ketball Baseball ANTHONY D HOWARD Senior Fol Iles Career Center Marchzng Band Meet Mem St Louis Prom Student Council LINDA HOYT JANE RANEL HUPF Senzor Follies Sophomore Varzety Show Senior 126 3-'V 1!'1.o Penny D and J Nfter Charles l' Marcia Hoogle ' Anne Scott Taco Lmda Jane 0' k? 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KA UFFMAN- Chamber Orchestra How to Succeed in Busi- ness Without Really Trying Biology Trip NHS. Student Council MARCIA RENEE KA UFFMAN- Senior Follies, Sunshine Society, Marching Band DANIEL JOSEPH KEELER SUZANNE MARIE KEIL- Senior Fol- lies, Jr.-Sr. Choir, Sophomore Vari- ety Show, Prom, Bat Girl, Damn Yankees BARBARA LYNN KEMPER- Public Relations tSenior!, Senior Follies, Service Club, Sunshine Society, Meet Me in St. Louis, Sophomore Variety Show, Prom Sonlor 127 DEBRA I KENDRICIX Churblock Traik Maid Senior Iwllu Sun shine Society Sophomore lariih Shou .Studi nt Council JOAN ELLEN AEPINER Orihutra Cheerblock Chamber Orihtstra Sunshine Smietv I'rinih Club Damn Yankiu ERLIL KETC HA 'LI DEBRA JO .KINNFY Comer! 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Career Center DONNA EILEEN KUMMETH- Or- chestra, Concert Band, Ten Little In- dians, Pep Band, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Marching Band, Jazz Band, Sopho- more Variety Show, Thespians, Damn Yankees MARK ALLEN LEE- Aquatics SHARON ANN LEE- Pom-Pom Girl, Aquatics, Marching Band, Prom CHARLES MITCHELL LEWALLEN- Wrestling, Football, Swimming, Student Council Senior 128 Q is.- 1 Deb Joan r e Kinney Virgil Richard Klein :Q Am Bruce Mahorta O Kevin ' 6- 'U' . 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V 1 4 f , A D J f f fe S T 'J . ' V .N ' -.-,LA. ? 'V1 33 TR! ,- -6 A. T -Le . .Q I 1 I x Beth Vanderheyden ' I 3 A ' f - 0 'dx J- - J 1 - l f A' 'Lf' X 2 .. ,A ET ' J ' -5' 4 -9 1 'o Z ' 7 ' l - Qi Am- .2 is T xt . - - - . H ---- 1 ... - 2 S YIMQQ' X ' Mg ' E ' L l 1 i .if 1 . 1 . 'rf er- l fy' 1-,.4-'Mb ls sung lk AV' O 1 lunlor 143 I F0 nn I 0 . N , f 5 1 ' .4 1' Y ' X 2 1 1 ' r. 'Y i X ' 5, w , 0-xi I Y I 1 i fa ' V A in, 4 Y 7 ff si .K Y Q2 v ' lu 1 1 N ' -N a X. 4' Q . ' A Y ' 1 I H. v Y kxxx ,A . U' Al 1 U -V K A I I V .4 , :P f -- rn I-. if ,pw . .. . s- nik, if t ? ' if 1 I lfi1'f 'P! yi i X ' a ' . Q' 9-ga Vinci X -S 'Q 'Q-ltr- ' a . ni gf.-'J ' .ab Cs is ' slr Sophomores WMU i I 1 X Junlor 145 - 5 . A ' ' l V ' 4 f ' 'B ' - -1- ' , Q X 1 2 , 1 xi . ' A if xx 5 ' '-' f sf . 'H 1 4 f ' , 5 ' ' Y ' x , ' V Q51 , Biff 5 ew 1 liz ' LID, J - A 5 I. 4- A - ' I X X 1 , - ' - 5. X' g . , . ' xx ' ' ' il. v A I ' i : . . . A Q 9- , , 11 - Y' J. V I . - fl? l .gm .X Q A 1 i . 'i ' . ' Q i il u I V X j - ' V V I 11 - I .- X . z . Candy Adklns Helen Ahonen Annette Akers Chuck Amadeo Rocy Anderson Allan Aust Phll Balley Tom Barley Steve Bamydt Jetfery Bamer Bonnle Bartel Randy Beachy Andy Beck James Beck Sarah Beeson Mary Belcher Davld Benton Dan Berkey Harry Bevers Yolanda Blgler Tracy Blackport Elna Bontrager Mabel Bontrager Melvln Bontrager Nancy Bontrager Bertha Borkholder Mike Borzenatwo Tony Bradley Roy Brandall Teresa Brandt Cathy Brown Janice Bryant Georganne Bucklngham Sheryl Buckmaster Greta Burger Bruce Bushong Penny Buss Carlos Camacho Doug Carr Rodney Cart Garry Champ Lawrence Chernlak Hlllery Chrlsman Mark Chlrstner Jerry Cllngerman Donna Clouse Carol Cole Vlckle Colllne Carolyn Compton Andrew Conn Barbara Conrad Glenn Cooper Brenda Corson Robert Corvm Teresa Cotherman Amta Cregner Sophomore 146 XX Q' X F 1 f i ig, f ig, ...gl L l Z' km ...I J' w 'Va , 'I Us X-. T 5. F' Q.: A Q9 av ' gr T 4 Q -4 . . K x I . 1 wr , f f X . T- . 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Er ll Rb N 3 'WSWS 45 if ,- 'vw-v sys? ? :T- .KN ,Xlx 'lt va Lon Cnpe Steve Cnpe James Culp Donna Cunningham Karry Cuthbert Phullp Daub Kristy Defrees Kalonle Donat Lynee Dorsett Phayon Dotson Vuctorla Dowllar Walter Drapeza Doug Edlund Mlchael Edwards Jefl Elllott Karen Elllott Mlke Elmore Phyllis Esklns Patty Esslg Jum Evans Greg Everlngham Gerald Faulkner Dave Faulkner Tony Fenner Darla Ferguson Becky Fisher Kumberly Forsythe Leslie Fraser Michael Gardner Michael Garvin Rodney Graff Angela Gray John Gray Craig Gregory Valerue Gross Brlan Gunn Troy Hall Herd: Hamilton Chlp Harley Craig Hams Lori Hart Jerl Hartman Kevin Hartman Cindy Hauth P J Hawkins Scott Henderson Valerie Hendricks Ellen Herr Kerry Hershberger Llnda Hershberger Stewart Hiner Sally Hochstetler Tam Hogan Jane Holden Tlm Holdeman Roy Honey Tom Hoogenboom Llda Horban Clayton Hostetler Kathy Hoatetler Robert Hostetler Dennls Howard Teresa Hoyt Sophomore 147 .if ' I if x ' . A-xx X x V , - 3 Q : A I ' 'X' -4 -I 4. 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Randy Inbody '7 Jay James Tera Jamesen Llnda Jesse Sandy Johnson Belinda Johnsonbaugh Judy Jones Steve Jones Todd Jones Timothy Jordan Mlchael Kasdorf Kathereen Kautzer Steve Kehr Phll Keldarsh Jett Kelm Scott Keller Reva Kellogg Steve Kepner Janet Kercher Terry Kmcald Arthur Kistler Kathy Klatt Cindy Kllne Jeff Kllne Julie Klopensteln Martha Knapp Shawn Knelpple Robbm Knight Terry Knlght Danny Kreager Jem Kyle Theresa Lamb Greg Lambrlght Jacqueline Lemarr Jenloe Leonard Cindy Llndhorn Anna Looney Stephanie Lukeman Nick Lukaminko Flick Lung Nancy Mahoney Jeff Marks Wayne Markham Gregory Martin Mary Marttila Paul Mast Vick Mast Robert Mathis Robin Mathis Laurie McAdam Patrlcla McBride David McCally Sophomore 148 7 'W 1? Ll ,Z .gm 515, !'BF E' 1 x ' AFP? ,I f aaa fm! 'Rfk asm'-f-vvgwww' L.. Q MU 6 1 .X ,uc A KX . X 1 gf.. . , ' W 5 l'X s T 'ti' ,K is :fist L U1 .Z 'ff x50l all Q xl Du I Ni Cindy MCCIOBKBY Lorie McCloskey Jim Myers Kathryn Myers Alan Muller Cralg Muller Gale Muller Kevln Muller Loretta Muller Lynette Muller Pam Muller Roxanne Miller Scott Muller Shelley Muller Vucky Muller Beth Moyer Kathy Nafzlger Robert Newell Mary Opllnger Carmen Ortlz Nydla Ortlz Charlme Osbom Chnstlne Osbom Jennifer Owens T Mlke Pangbum John Popes Paul Paris Scott Parson Chuck Pederson Jeanie Payton Dave Phebus Catherine Phemlster Duane Phems Keren Platz Bradley Pollock Jackle Poscharscky Tem Preheim Davld Rapp Danny Ratclltt Dialane Ratlltt Rebecca Reaman John Rleth Deborah Riggs Bred Rogers Jed Roll Mark Roose Mark Rosser Jett Roth Bruce Rowits Scott Salisbury Steve Salisbury Roman Sawchuk Sophomore 149 Tom Scearse Kahlul Schertz Theresa Schnelder Paul Schreck Beverly Schrock Matt Schrock Jana Scott Dan Sharpe Don Sheley Paul Shepard Thomas Shrmer lla Simpson Jlll Slabaugh Pam Smlth Tam: Smith Thomas Smlth Tony Smothers Robin Snoke Sharon Springer Dan Stahlv Roger Stephens Elmer Stevens Conme Stlckler Phllllp Stllley Anita Stoltztus Elizabeth Stoner Becky Stout Steve Stucky Lon Stutzman Steve Swartzendruber Richard Sweetser Steve Swlhart Arlen Troyer Carla Troyer Marla Troyer Ralph Troyer Randy Troyer Chrls Ulmer Angela Vanderheyden Marlbeth VanKlaveren Mark Tavallall Phllllp Taylor Patrlcla Teall Teresa Thacker Sonny Thompson Mary Thul Ines Tanker Ann Trenshaw Rosalie Vanover Sylvia Vaughn Jett Weddle Londa Wegehoft Larry Wenger Keith Wllden Ten Wilkins Mark wlffflg Sophomore 150 rw-Q. -VK. 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J',,5 99' f eff ,DQ '- a 43, f K C s YK66k,9! -'stiff meh. 154 Our teachers ln the many roles they played admlnlstratlon Developing Self Worth Admlnlstratlve Objective Under the administrative leadership of first year pnnclpal Max Flandt Goshen Hrgh School took on the goal of developing the students self worth as well as continuing the general goals and philosophy of the school Flandt moved up from assistant pnnclpal to pnnclpal when Dr Phlllp Cartwnght resigned to take a positron In an llllnols school system Assisting Mr Flandt was Goshen s ffrst woman Vlce Pnnclpal Dr Deanne Byerly and Wayne Randolph, who was assigned the Assistant Pnnclpal and guidance department duties -swag Assistant Pnncupal Wayne Randolph taked to a student s father In this case Mr Coyne durung the parent teacher conferences held in October Bottom left IS Pnnclpal Flandt 5 Prlnclpal Flandt pictured above was attendung a cross country meet when thus photo was snapped It was a common occurance to see the pnnclpal at many ofthe school s activities Vice Principal Vice Principal Principal Wayne Randolph Dr. Deanne Byerly MRX Fialldt N ., . ll A ll?-iifwii' gl I li it Y 5' ,, , 1 'Q ug my ,f ' ' ' N'- -t.. L 4 A' l If tl V, J , f c' l -ll' tx -3' dllllll B .Q-X Q- ,Q-sf' Athletic Secretary Barb Ogle Guidance Secretary Nancy Teague Media Asslstant Norma HllblSh 'R Laundry Attendance Clerk Bookkeeper Max 1ne Nlsley Dorothy Rassl Imogene Blosser X School Nurse Prmclpal s Secretary Dorothy McFarland Patsy Kelm supporlpve help Dorothy McFarland IH'- Fletrres After 33 Years Mrs Dorothy McFarland GHS s head nurse for 33 years retired at the end of the school year Not one to ever stop workrng and grvrng health care she an nounced that she would spend trme helprng the Afrrcan natrves In 1973 Mrs McFarland received the Drstrng urshed Service Award from the American School Health Custodlan Assoclatron a hugh natronal honor Indeed George Madlson Along wrth the health servrces headed up by Mrs Ni McFarland was the janrtorral staff of Rex Butler George 1 Madrson Mary Nead Maxlne Nrsley Harold Ralston James Haney and head custodran Ken Albert Supportrng the admrnrstratron staff rn the prrncrpal s office were Patsy Kerm secretary and Imogene Blos -1,5 Nancy Teague Helprng wrth the dutles of the atten dance offrce were Charles Hess and secretary Dorothy Hass: In the lrbrary assrstrng Mrs Burns was Norma M4 Hrlbrsh QL .Q Head Custodian Custodian Ken Albert Mary Nead HEMI? ,1- l S ' Attendance counselor Charles Hess and attendance clerk Doroty Rassi with students as they checked into the atten , dance office before going to class. trainer. I . I . D ' 1 ' ' Y ' r LL V ' fl ' ser, bookkeeper, while in the Quidance office were 5 W E ' if A I ' .fefldf 52 , f.,' 1 L , wiv, L- ,fr H y . . l w .. ' . -Q ' A Ai . X r ' .. Milt Pappas was GHS's study hall teacher and athletic 1 ,lt 'X - , - - 4 J,ij time 'Sn-TS M5 5, 17 w 'I .I H X ' :,-.nl Senior Cathy Petsow and Junior Jim Jackson worked on laying out their pages. -6 Y I N h 44 I4 ., f ? i 722 Junior Jean Holdermen works on the perforator. I Teresa Blackport concentrated on -QJO -A Business manager Brad Lewellen and Kerry Hershberger took care ofthe g.-ag-,,.. D l , Junior and N L Photographers, senior Jett Zehr and iunior Rob Ramseyer, dedicated alot of time and effort to photo-jornalism. Pfamef- yearbook Crimson Personalized GHS Adding a Group Section, the 22-member Crimson staff worked to report the 1976-7977 school happenings. Three color prints were used on the cover to add a personal touch to the yearbook. Students produced the Crimson totally as they took and developed all pictures, wrote and setall copy into type, pasted down all pictures and copy, sold all advertising and conducted their own business affairs. Goshen High School is one of the few in the state of indiana to do so. Each student was assigned 3-4 layouts. Michelle Bose served as Editor-ln-Chief, Jodi Brechtel, Assistant-Editor-ln-Chief, Kim Pfahler, Senior Editor, Pam Miles, Junior and Sophmore Editor, and Jeff Zehr, F?obF?amseyer, and Mike Snerer, photography. I' - Q-Ji .VA .ll-5' 4 Group 1 We can take Or We can give WHEN Ith1nk back now I reallze how short my ye u s ln school haxe been I can remember very clearly when I mow ed to Goshen almost twelve ve ll s ago and the f1rst d iw I went to school here I was IH second grade and I was scared but It dldn t take long to make new fx lends and those memorles w1ll stay w1th me through my llfe AS I approached graduatlon wlth the class of 78 I started xgaln to be apprehensive about an even blgger move that Ill have to make that of bemg wlthout the sheltermg home of my parents In a way the thought of leavlng home to go off to school scares me as before but I m challenged by the prospect of maklng my own declslons In the past twelve years is 1 studc nt IH larger hlgh school s 1t has been my home away from home and It has been an lnfluence on my llfe FOR SURE the way we as graduatlng semors llve the rest ofourl1wes1s up to us and we ll have no one to blame but ourselves We can elther go out and take wh xtever the world gn es us or we can see how much we can glve of ourselves to the world I hope that we have grown and learned enough to make our world the best that we posslbly can notjust for us but for those that hve ln the world around us 4 C ftp fjff any ff yumzf Edxtor IH chlef Mlchelle Bose ' ' .e ' .5 V 1 1 f z ' .' aj 'I - 5 I nw Y l I I nl sw 5 . . I ' x Y 'SA LI, C the Goshen school system, I've grown very fond ofthe people in it. Although GHS is not one ofthe . H , e A 1 l ' K' 1 K K L Z Q ' ,, L 1 L P LZ kg ' if ' l fly , 4 , , ,J 1 s 0' X -Q-. WE ACHIEVED THE A ULTIMATE... ALL SPORTS CHAMPICNSHIP if 1, E , ':' Tift!!- 'if E Q x 'I -v 1 .. 3 ' -v' 1 C 155' .. v.?'5f T .5 . -4 h 'K' i.NN ,K ,, , - .7-,gf T ? Vzrl ' ' 4-.- . - Q kiwi, - . C1137 JMQSQN ! ' xv via' 'lf Y nr W ' K ' 2, . 1 I , a-N J ff 1- f'--N Yfx I S , ' ' ' f .4 S 2 Q al i ASKETBALL-P IOIN rl 1,Phll , KA ,C' HOUR' ,B b JQHW d , gillhh Dain Wn nN Rall r ugnhnnin l'.llr!?r:ghn:k nn: 2 :an--cifaw .-., 5 1 at ' . Y, I . Q! i a . 5 5 i 4 3 , 1 5 l i',I7 X i ' N4 , -X1 L, 1 -v-rr-2. .. W3 .H , . 1 'x ' - Wg,-f, f' '1- . g - I ji ' ..- N. .D -,gf -1 w- 1 . ' ' . -A 'zxtlxx .' ,FQ:'lzv. . I ' 1 . 'I n si. . 1 25.7.11 ., I M I: . 3 5. E915 f-' ,A - 1 V l X - A 1 Q 9 '- yu ' . , -- ,, ' ,G . ' , .- ' ff 'ff ., -lf.,-qy-p,.,,. 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SPOTS- Robb Blglo Gurr mm mum, , f 'fe ay llyors DEBORAH SUE Anglo Boer ANNE Pat Robinson KARL Alan Lotz UE Both Vanderhaydsn MARY BETH. Lori Bolo, MR. IAACAFEE: Bob Smuokor, TEEN ALVAREZ: Anita Holden, HELEN: Lori S : I ', . - , NA E PETERSON: Undo Both! REPORTERS: Alan Tlm lllllor, MAYOR: Alon Wlllxlo, IIAYORQS WIFE: HRS. MERKLE: Jullo SIIDOUQR, NEIGHBORS: ED SULLIVAN'S voleog Tim llllor, TV STAGE Shoup Tlm Flrroll and Miko Algato. PIT OHBONES: Richard PRODUCTION YOd8l', ASSIS- and Karen Wana vld Carr, andwn Hummel. :- BYE-BYE BIFIDI Crlpo, TR Stove Crips Da E ORCH ESTR O ... .,m I K Y f' :. ' ss,-?f vi 1 9 - B6 OFIMESTRA- Pictured left to right, Flow 1, Anneveyer, Anita Stoltzfus, Kay Yocler, and Pam Bontrager. Row 2, Joan Kepner, Nancy Price, Kris Kauftrygnjhonda Metzler, Theresa Lamb, Cheryl Lantz, Kim Brown, Amy Korenstra, and Kathy Sweetser. Row 3, Rich Everingham, ' , Farrog, Doug Cripe, Doug Hernley, Dave Bartel, Barb Roth, Miker Sherer, Rob Ramseyer, Steve Stu eth, St , A4 - ' ' HB5 1 ' j i win Donna Taylor YA ,L f -0' R 5 I Ex F ...J Y X' Qi' ' ii f - ' ' . ' V Q . ::'19 lf D 1-f B W- . :tm-fly: K I t may A U, r 1-4 rr u . . . vmj.. - ir U N r I on I ,- . H, CFIIMSGNAIHES- Flduhdlelto right, Row 1, Kay Myers, Ann l-Iostotler Sue Reiner Beth Vanderheydln Mindy Snybugf ,,,, ' M , Llheh GROUP PAGE 178 xiavww - sn, mmm Kathy vammmm, Kay mmm, Ann. Holden, kann wuve1,.nacmriomJuiuJnma. non, on , , my, A-Ilarloy, Joe Harley, John Devine, Devo Shoup, Alan Lotz, Miko Algato, Paul Bowers, Ron Miller, Bob Smuoker, Greg Weaver, and Dave CRIMSONAIRE lb 'f-fi -24 t ff , 4- 4' hx ga 'H 'Y gg K vqfl iq 11+ U 'U X? -'lf A sh uf- f I-,Q , 'I Q. 1 . X,-' YH 1 F' 'J :Af Y . X, X gi 7 Nm! Q -1 fl' 1 x , Q , X' V -, 'llmx Fx N rf' . L f fr T- f .R 9, fi n Aix! ,ri . R 5 . , fgfqxdw '45 l . 'I mx 'V V . . 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