Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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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

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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' . ,.' I-A 5.,, i'1, '. ' .- ' sr, 4 1 a ' ' ,,, ' . ' , .,- u ' f, ,1 .- V nmumseunnyniuyesugm12pnsnref114iaurynra.Henmrougmrof possaaalon. 4 Iva r '.. - ' 5 . , 5 Y v 1 . -' N g .. If 1 Q 3 0 . ' ' 'Y . Jr.-,,,,,f f' ' f.sjffrLf A . -911- ra in 5 Ngy h . .fa ' W . T . g. 5 I -' ,. fa, 6 Q T r . I I ' , .0 Q A' ' ', I U -A , .g ,W Q 1' an X Q . N 1 G x fr , - A - v S 1,-, 'Q 1 , Q, , , J ' ' s . , . .., pw Men- Q ?2 K Q lx - 4 . fa r 1 , g -- , ' Q0 - . I 'r.,f+'I 6 , -1 ',f . 0 0 U '.. Q,-nfffvq ,,,,,- ' - . if-1 M' ' 4, ,sw ' 52, ..f. 1 Q Q v. as g rd. Auth, -s i R -Q fi N Ying-q r M a a 'I ,fir V. 1.5 I:-I . .1 1' A -.J f.1!'. .,. 4 ' v it - .4 gf .4 - . -Q -L ,-...'4 '.'-.L' '..Qg'?-Q-'-':'MLf :4f' Giwoflarzsivalnaeldtlidrlobalowlngquutorbaclrfhonipsontopassfor q' , 3' a si' V! xv Steve Swlhart and Nail lfllar awaited their rstum to the game. A , . S use 1 6. .Uh 'Q' rf'- Klatt crossed tha 20-yard Ina following his catch among a host of Wawasaa opponents.