Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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K , I .T FodngumlHaqMNlnFrtlflnyulqlwhmwddulyUbpdbyPderVmDnn1BraYob0. fallplay Dedication Characterized Play Cognac, made from ice tea and tang, seven weeks of hard work, and some up-setting but resolved moments spirited Diary of Anne Frank cast members to a successful play production in the school auditorium November 12.13. 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.

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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.