Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1978 volume:

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'1'- fe in 2 ... -ea .-En'-f 'Ma - t w . A ' ' r .Q FQR -as ' E? I , 2. . Ext. . it A 14 ' ' , M -' 1- . ij- ' - ai! .t 1 'ta 1 5 4- f' 'h f 124 T 5 . if Q32-'-. i Introduction Goshen High School the past four years has tartan on many changes and has provided many new and different experi- ences for its students, faculty, and community. lt began in '75 when principal Philip Cartwright said he would strive to take the hassle out of GHS. In fact, some of the hassle was eliminated and students by years end anticipated the next school year. A year later, the Crimson celebrated the country's 200th birthday with a theme built around the once-in-a-life-time event. ln '77 We Put Life into GHS was the Crimson 's theme with principal Fiandt's goal to have students to do your best . The Crimson focused on people and people relationships in their many expanded activities that GHS provided. This year the Crimson staff selected Stepping Into Change because it was the year the 7 million dollar renova- tion began in the spring. Prior to renovation, other changes took place. The school served as a host to ex-president Gerald Ford and to Medowlark Lemon and his Globetrottersg experi- enced the worst winter storm in the history of the state and midwest which saw students out of school for over one week: recognized the first GHS individual state champion in modern-day history with Dave Edlund winning the 185-pound championshipg witnessed the school's first Blood Day ,' and saw the continuing theme of to do your best from the staff. We hope you enjoy this, the '77- 7B edition ofthe Crimson. '!. Lg? g ee. 'A -wr. ' Af- neg. 1 M, Q.: a af.. ,., Aa a , . am , ., -Zyl ., 'ill ,,.t - 1 4. .. ' I -NH .1 rg, HM 5 H ' . rm t ., . 'V ' L 1 me ' 3 1, f' -.. 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'.f1-qsqm Tradition Prevails Over Enthusulasm Traoltlon overruled campus enthusiasm as GHS students prepared for Homecomlng Week actlvltles Sparse numbers of student body and faculty mem bers pamclpated IH the deslgnated dress up days Farmers Day drew llttle involvement but Blg Red Day captured a malorlty of the school s students and teachers Convocatlons and student plctures formed class schedule lnterruptlons throughout the week Sopho mores and lunlors took time out from thelr books and flled through the audltonum and had thelr class plcture taken Fall sports athletes and the GHS Thesplans staged theatncal presentations as convocatlons for Homecom Ing Week Mmmmmgwammemmmmmwhnmemmmmmo get lnvolved ln dllferent orgamzatlons and clubs at GHS Thesplans performed sklts to lllustrate avallable club and organlzatlons offered Varlous varslty sports partlclpants comlcally tned to dlsplay the humorous slde of thelr sports Cheers songs and favorlte exercises were part of the perfor mance Semor Larry Holston was presented wlth the Sllver Elbow Award ln cross country and gurls swlm team freestylers unvelled the swlmmlng arsenal of back balloons to and them ln thelr meets Electron procedures forthe homecoming queen had a new twlst thus year as the number of candndates was extended from three to flve and pre selection quallflca tlons were greatly altered Queen nominees conslsted of senlors Angle Beer Mary Dublnln Natalle Lambnght Kay Myers Clndy Weeden wlth lunlor Tern Brandt and sophomore Llnda Lelchty as attendants tothe queens court Students and queen candldates volced their dlssatls faction toward the Idea of dumplng the tradltlonal pro cedure of each nominee bemg escorted ln front of the student body by semor boys and replaclng It wlth an Informal attlre also drew an unfavorable response The week long fund ralslng contest between the three classes and faculty ended as the sophomores emerged vlctorlous Sophomore class president Cralg Kercher had the honor of throwing the dummy Into the bonflre at the celebratlon preceding the homecomlng game against Bremen Actlvltles whlch led up to the Homecomlng game concluded as Mary Dublnln was crowned queen dunng half tlme ceremonies Semor flanker Jerry Rlley pre sented Mlss Dublnln wlth her crown whlle semor back Jay Lantzer followed wlth a bouquet of flowers Semor llnebacker Fllck Hamsher was selected to glve a wlnnmg klss to the newly crowned queen The vlctory over Bremen was greatly celebrated at the dance followlng the game The lunlor class sponsored event was well attended by GHS students as festlvltles honored the football team s record of 4 0 I O If 'an 'Q 1 Q ld ll 4' If if hi NO 59 bd to O O. . lfllf I 'Q Il AQ I x... 371 WEN P' We i QM was 'PW 7' '00 wmv 'rr WN Q 'V f gp. if XXX X, All JV' like P' bf .y F, i. ii Splrlt Week Happened As Expected HDERSOI1 Bowne. HIQCQ MQW 52 ll .IJWQ GOSHEN INDIANA 465 6 PHONE 2191533 3l9l Frl endly Market 533 8395 I I ml EYGKEZ l XJ fm am Wmwfafzm Coke udfagw wwf A Li? Qi 'Ax f x En'o figs l'Y X .d5,3.,1 I .4 ' A !'-Qf,.- vmm-'mag ,. X . 'xj--'I xy! it Z , 4' 1 xN I I I xv.. 1g L, H FEW? 'N f 111'-N, Wig. 1 f x Q Ill 'ffrvi HY and Spirit Week Happened As Expected :dim READY-MIXED CONCRETE f' Q 5 Q QC 1 CONCRETE BLOCKS SE:PTlC TANKS .J .TSPAICNED TRUCKS V SAND If GRAVEL V STONE 1700 EGBERT AVE. GOSHEN 7' 1 4' x PZ, ' 1 H X Q 'X 1 fx xx A0 4X r Fowl., -IG- lvsJl 'A 5'- sv' ' F' l ,Y Tx 5, X X K 1. In uma PH. 533-6695 Swztches INCORPORATED va uf ACTURING DI 971 usnvnowen omvs souru 1 OSNEN nvowvA 46525 fwofvf rs 1915330341 U : E 0 '- 'JUHVI FLECTRICAL PRODUCTS K f,,4, llDonna Davls and Dana Ollgee showed enthusiasm for 50's day.2lKlm hornburg all dressed for hat and sock day as she poses for photo- rapher on sophomore and junior plcture day.3lDIsplaying splrlt ls Pat obinson ln her glant hat tor Hat Day.4l0rland Mlller wlth hair greased ack dressed approplately for 50's day.5jVaI :Gross dressed for T-shlrt md Gym Trunks Day.6lJane Holden smlled blg on Farmer's Day. NX 4 ,. r 5 u 6 Spirit Week Happened As Expected Actuvutues Captured Student Interest Extra currucular actuvutues captured the unterest of GHS students as varuous clubs and organuzatuons began to operate followung the homecomung ac tuvutues Art club members duscussed workung at conces suon stands and planned the now yearly trup to Chucago whule the Sunshune Socuety began uts unutual meetung Junuor Achuevement promoters used the unter com to present theur program whuch encouraged students to get unvolved un busuness management Rotary electuons drew an early dusmussal for senuor boys so they could partucupate un the organu zatuonal meetung un our school s audutoruum Goshen Hugh School added another groups to ut s lust of extra currucular actuvutues when The Fel lowshup of Chrustuan Athletes began ut s campagn mg wuth a meetung un the lubrary The youth oruented reluguous organuzatuon was sponsored by head basketball coach Al Severn wuth Don Keyser Sue Neeb Ken Murer and Carl Weaver assustung Outstandung partucupatuon shuned throughout au dtuons for thus year s fall play You Can t Take lt Wuth You as 54 students competed for oneuof the 19 parts avaulable a psychuatrust but by the school s nurse Nelda Muller The enture student body was unspected for luce as a health precautuon Students fuled by Muss Muller and quuckly had theur scalps checked thoroughly wuthout one lock of haur bemg dam aged No luce was found Senuor parkung pruvuleges were taken advantage of by uunuor and sophomore druvers and Pruncupal Fuandt sternly warned of the consequences Park mg tuckets were ussued to underclassmen parkung mproper parkung un theur areas Furst tume offenders were ussued mere warnungs wuth the second offense warrantung a S2 00 fune and the thurd offense resulted un the revokung of all parkung pruvuleges on shool property NorthWood got teed off as our gurls varsuty golf squad def3ated the Panthers 213 324 Senuor Dawn Edwards captured medalust honors wuth a 46 Redskun gurls varsuty volleyball team evened ut s record at 3 3 wuth a vuctory over Elkhart Memorual and a loss to Rochester The JV squad also sported a record of 4 2 Coach Pete Weddels s varsltytennus team placed fourth un the Northern Lakes Conference tennus tourney held at NorthWood and the varsuty football team extended ut s wunnung streak to fuve games as the Skuns the Dekalb Barons 31 8 For the furst tume un the school s hustory durector Dave Plank had hus marchung band practuced on a Sunday afternoon un prepartatuon for the upcomung NISBOVA contest GHS students had their heads examined, not by 36. '59 P N? an 2s. .F 53 S- ax. if 4 xx 'F , . ' F 'D af U P. 3 , 1-M I 5 is 3 5 L. AP SERVICE CENTER GERALD NIXON Coniroller Clausing Service Cen ter 811 Eisenhower Dr, South Goshen lndllana 46526 Phone 12791533-0371 CLAUSING ACE RDW RE Telephone Kiysione 3 2939 S MAIN STREET GOSHEN INDIANA 4 Q I I W U M MEN'S SHOP GOSHEN. INDIANA A6526 -,,,,,-- E gi, 5-1 ' W Q pal Wu 5 . .. ,fi ' L 4 1iLori Stickel concentrated on her macrame hanger.2yBecky Stout and Ruby Schrock drew two point perspectives of cars for art.3JGIrIs golf practiced daily at Maplecrestgshown here is Dawn Edwards warming up.4iSenior Dave Edlund at a Rotary meeting.5jJim Jackson returned a serve during a match.6iGHS student checked for Iice.7yCaroI,LesIle, Jenny, and Ann await the serve. Extracurricular Activities Captured Interest NU-lf 'Q b sg ,. ,4 A W I u 1' ...T Q,? iTi A r , f A . fr' . Sqxixpgff ' , nju ' ' ' . 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' ' .-3 w Eli: 9 ' I- r.v -I F: .tm ,yw,h,. gyig' 1 ' r m 7 1-if-353' '15 Stepping nto Change Abraham Luncoln was a young man of twenty three Wagons and waterways enabled early settlers to uourney to the developung west lt was a mere 56 vears sunce the Declaratuon of Independence sugnungs when a log buuldung un north ernmost lnduana was formed unto Goshen Hugh School The year was 1832 a year whuch saw exploratuon and settlement of what us now the Mudwest of the Unuted States lnduana had only been a state utself sunce 1816 Sunce then alot has happened un Redskun country partucularly the structure of the buuldung over the last 146 years Pruor to the Amerucan Cuvul War a new buuldung was buult on the grounds of what us now the corner of Fufth and Jefferson streets Another had been constructed after the war but the structure was destroyed by fure durung the wunter of 1875 Relocated on East Maduson Street a new buuldung took form The funushed product consusted of ten clas srooms and an offuce for the school superuntendent As an example ofthe expertuse of constructung buuld ungs or possubly the lack of qualuty un those buuldungs the new structure was completed un tume for classes to resume the followung fall at a cost of only S20 000 Central School QGHS s name untul 19043 was agaun sutuated backto the corner of Fufth and Jefferson for the begunnung of the 1904 school year Contunuous relocatung of the school s ground came to an end un 1923 when Goshen Hugh School was now sutuated At the tume GHS had the largest property grounds un the state Faculutues for football baseball and track plus the addttuon of an audutoruum and gymnasuum raused the cost of thus expanded prouect to S40 000 By 1960 a lubrary cafeterua swummung pool and shop buuldungwere provuded Basketball players as well as other athletes were pruvuleged to partucupate un a bugger and more useful gymnasuum that was also con structed Brungung Goshen Hugh School up to state school safety regulatuons headed a lust of reasons for remodel ung the structure After several months of deluberatung on a set pruce for the prouect rennovatuon began as students departed for Sprung vacatuon Demolutuon started un the east wung of the thurd floor as walls separatung the old classrooms were knocked out whuch wull make way for the new expanded rooms whuch are forthcomung All the gurl s restrooms were also desugnated as targets for early remodelung designated a 17 acre lot where the present campus is 493-1 E..-1 fWT'?-i-Zee? A 1 1 I lissfifif 'F ' fgjg-:14,:: - 553. 90.959 ui:3f5,-,,.?- ,:ggg-q.'-- 'X' -uf K e ebb! L ' fs' e.f1j'jQ1'lsti':-, ff l Stepping Into Change .... 1lHlgh celllngs, brlck walls, waxed floors as they were when we left.2lRemember the wlndows which were dlfflcult to open?3yThe campus Included this scene plus the Fore- man Fleld area not shown In this photo.4lThe Admlnlstratlon bulldlng at Flflth and Jfterson Streets was the thlrd hlgh school bulldlng used ln Goshen form 1904 to 1923. As We Remembered lt RACEVIEW FLORISTS LEG RAP1, -, xy ,. AND GARDEN LAND FLOWERS OF DISTINCTION 1701 U, S. 33 E t. Gos d' h : 533-2260 Mann Street 76 Jefferson 81 S. Maln YOUR Goshen CAR CENTER Jeanettes Brzdal and Formal 105 Chicago Avenue Phone: 533 0078 533-0078 -gi- .-. 0 of V7 'Z x 1, L 8' ' 7 f- en ' 33 1 3 u, X m.n.1...1.- 'N V 1 a r x0'P as hen, In :ana p one 1' Stepping Into Change .... 1JThls Is how GHS looked Midway through the summer ot '78.2JThe audltorlum was one of the flrst areas to receive a facellfl.3jA typlcal classroom one week before schoolstarted ln September of '78.4jAnolher hallway shot during constructlon.5jThe porchway behind the gym was destroyed to make room for the new tralnlng roomand physlcal educatlon area.6lTwlsted steel soon after contractors ellmlnated the roof area. B 1 , .M Ax-fx - Q, . fs- l 117 l AIP' .Z lv . T' ...au faask 8 xx gg .,..,,...- 4.-..,... ' - '-yau. Q. -,v v Y Q .'tf 5' -rv i 13i P?3' 'X 54 Rv :fr r' 4: A w NJ? -.., Su.. l.l,.I ..-4,,.1 -A-A -fer I 3x X:-'K Q 'fmuszw Q 1 .-ps ,, R ,,, I Alf U AK ,J-' ' A f , clififwew .ln 11 'fx' ' v,:'-ez, r , , 3 K ref! D Q-Q5 A WQTTSS fu Q ,. 4 ,lv As We Remembered It Partrcrpatron Energrzed Members Partrcrpatron energrzed members of the Crrmson band as therr Involvement Increased through the week Hours of marchrng proved to be worthwhrle when the band earned a second drvrsron ratrng at the NISBOVA contest held at Concord Hugh School Communrty spectators wrtnessed the band s contest show Monday evenrng durrng halftrme at the JV football game whrch GHS lost 26 0 at the hands of the St Joe lndrans Complarnts arred rn the school paper The To mahawk explarned of the band members rnconvem ences durrng the lunch hour due to noon marchrng practrce Students felt they should be shown more courtesy by the band drrector by allowrng them time to eat a decent meal and attend therr srxth hour class on tame Sophomores and rumors ordered therr class rrngs and recerved therr class prctures Many students spent the week exchangrng prctures among therr frrends The yearbook The Crrmson went on sale for S8 00 for the frrst trme Confusron resulted due to the yet to be delrvered 76 77 yearbook Oprnrons voiced rn frrst hour home rooms concerned the drfterent Improvements that could be made for next year s homecomrng as Speech Club met to organrze for rts frrst NFL meet GHS grrls varsrty volleyball team netted vrctorres over Farrfreld and Concord whrle the JV golfteam ended therr season on a wmmng note The boys tennrs squad hung up therr rackets for the season The team farled to place rn the boys tennrs sectronal I I l l . . , I . , . r r r - , . . v . , . . . 1 , . . . . , . --' fq V? i ,js X . f- I . 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H i nV'..r-d's4'.,',,,,,,..f-v'-away L., ' k'N ' -Q ...N 5 -v ...l 11 Steve Swartzendruber practlced hls serve before the game later that evenlng. 21 Junlor varslty quarterback Steve Crlpe blasted a pass to re- ceiver Gary Davis at the S.B. football game. 35 Coach Ken Mlrer gave his signals to the team. 45 Jay Ingold and Jeff Kercher determined the serve belore the game. 5J Brad Lewallen, buslness manager for publlcatlons, sold a '76 yearbook to Pat Roblnson. 6l Sue Haney set up a splke for Jenny Owens. gm. t, t dke' ,g t ' K -+6-Wblig fLx1a?a.:ji 'L A M ff'-:X -ef- f A ,..........,.....,..Y,,-,1,2,b,,,2,q,:,.,,, , . . .. ,,,. M 1 g WW, ,.,.,, , ...., w.-,.. 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Q, ,ET Participants Energized Momentum Competutuve Sports Expansuon Expansuon of extra currucular actuvutues to competutuve sports has captured the unterest of many students As fall sports athletes were funushung up theur seasons and cleanung out theur lockers wunter sports athletes were eagerly awautung to move un and begun preparatuon for competutuon lmprovung on a 1 6 record the prevuous season the gurls varsuty golf team upped uts record to 6 4 and went on to wun the gurls golf sectuonal Senuor Dawn Edwards paced the squad by placung thurd overall un competutuon held un Fort Wayne Edwards qualufued for reguonal play but fauled to advance any further The gurls swum team started off wuth a splash by defeatung Mushawaka Maruan un ut s openung meet of the season The Skuns followed wuth vuctorues over Plymouth South Bend Ruley and Tuppecanoe Valley Practuce began for the boys swum team un preparatuon for ut s season opener agaunst Mushawaka Maruan Three enregetuc athletuc females set a precedent at GHS by becomung tte furst gurls to partucupate on the cross country team Senuors Mary Dubunun and Eluzabeth Burns plus sophomore Nancy Troy used cross country as a condutuoner for gurls track un the sprung by tyung wuth Mushawaka Maruan and a loss to Lakeland GHS went on to funush nunth un the Elkhart Sectuonal wuth senuor Larry Holston advancung to the reguonal and placung 29th un the mule run After the varsuty football team defeated East Noble the Redskuns dropped two umpoutant contests to Plymouth and South Bend Clay The JV squad trampled Rochester 26 8 and lost to Plymouth 30 14 makung ut a clean sweep for the Flockues Buology students students made theur annual trup to 0x Bow Tark to study udentufy and take samples plus lust plants anumals and unanumate obuects found un a 10 by 10 meter square Students who made the trup valued the experuence The wonders of Japanese art were vuewed by mem bers of the GHS art club durung ut s trup to the Chucagc Museum of Art The group also took tume to shop at some of the unuque shops un Chucago before returnung home Though there was a lack of snow on the ground the GHS sku club met to organuze ut s fursttrup to Swuss Valley un Jones Muchugan when the whute stuff flourushed The Snake Dance and bonfure that annually precedes the homecomung game was rescheduled due to uncle ment weather Celebratuons whuch were to take place before the Bremen game were postponed untul the Plymouth contest as the S136 00 spurut dummy was funally tossed unto the flames The GHS adult booster club brought un the world famous Harlem Globetrotters to perform theur basket ball wuzardry before the Goshen communuty auduence The fund rausung event benefuted the GHS athletuc prog am l l I Boys' varasity tracksters ended their regular season r . . 3 , ,'.- 4, 4 . l ' rex ,W s We W --1 f - f4f-fi-. 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Main Street Telephone 533-3153 Goshen, Indiana 46526 MOI1ERN MASUNRY SUPPLY, INC. BRICK o STONE o SLATE u- 'N 111 i a '- CU S 33 WEST! 2010 ELKHART RD GOSHEN INDIANA 46526 NN. --ef A sf M xp Q! ki 6 9 D X .-, 5 'Yi 4 f-'gi yjmfpf 'ff K n Shelly Ingold and Deb Keenan during volleyball action.2lUndercIassmen r cked up thelr pictures In the publlcatlon room.3lScott Parsons In auto t ' chanics course.4yMeadowIark Lemon provided many laughs in Globetrotter pearance at GHS.5JDeb Keenan about to serve the voIIeybaIl.6lWInter sports A 5 rtlclpants gave students a show at a scheduled convocation. H Eccentrlclty Ends Routme Llvlng Eccentnc erratrc aberrent are words whuch de scnbed a very unusual famuly the Sycamores In the play You Cant Take It Wrth You The plot of the play was the hfe style of the Sycamore famrly It centered around enloymg llfe to Its fullest by dolng what one hkes to do rather than to get stuck In the routine of an eight to flve o clock lob Student roles Included a grandpa who found It engoyable to attend college commencements a mllkman a mald who served corn flakes hot dogs and pickled prgs feet a chemlst who made flrecrackers and a hlllbllly who was on welfare Other aberrent roles Included Essle who prac tlced ballet made candy and marned a xylophone player Pennytthe motherl who wrote plays Paultthe fatherl who never grew up enough to glve up bulldmg thmgs with an erector set or blowing up home made flrecrackers Allce was a normal mtellrgent glrl who fell rn love with her boss son Tony When Tony came to court Allce It caused qulte a strr between the two famllles Love conquers all however and the two famllles Iron out their dlfferences Tony and Alrce ln the end get marned Dlrectlng the successful play was student dlrec tor Cathy Phemlster and sponsor Mlss Penny White Doug Cnpe was stage manager Conme Covington props and Pat Robinson sound I 'I I I I 1 1 1 1 rr 1 - 11 , . 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H f'A.,w5Z v xii '65 fi 6 Opportunity Enlightens Achuevement Offucuals representung many of lnduana s colleges and unuversutues flocked to Goshen Hugh School for College Nught Junuors and senuors seekung unfor matuon and fruendly advuce on a future un college were unvuted to the evenung sessuon Students could fund facts about almost any mauor unuversuty or small college un the state as desug nated tables representung each college were placed around the hallways for convenuence Senuors took a step towards graduatuon by order ung graduatuon announcements Soon to be graduates gathered un the audutoruum whule the representatuve explauned the several optuons open for use School spurut began poppung as pautucupants un hugh school athletucs sold popcorn uars to rause funds for the athletuc department GHS gurls cheerblock held uts furst organuza tuonal meetung to prepare forthe openung basketball game of the season agaunst Northrudge whule sku club members turned un permussuon slups allowung students to glude down the snowy slopes of Swuss Valley lndustrualusts busunessmen and local mer chants cooperated wuth student souncul and pro vuded much needed support un the organuzatuon of Career Day The group extablushed the opportunuty for students to seek out unformatuon about possuble Sux members of the speech team placed un theur furst out of town meet of the year held un Chester ton lnduana SenuorStephanue Hoffman tookafurst un Gurl s Extempt senuor Durane Mushler placed second un Oratorucal lnterpretatuon uunuor Darla Ferguson placed fourth un Raduo and senuor Angue Beer took a suxth un Oral lnterpretatuon lnductees were unutuated unto the GHS Thespuans as qualufyung students were honored at a gatherung at the home of Thespuan Presudent Greg Weaver Thus year s fall play You Cant Take lt Wuth You drew two outstandung crowds at the annual theatrucal productuon Enthusuastuc auduences gave standung ovatuons at both performances The gurls swum team chalked up vuctorues over South Bend Washungton Culver Mulutary Wawasee and Rochester makmg the mer mauds record 10 2 Junuor Beth Moyer broke her old standard for the 500 yard freestyle by strokung to new tume of 6 02 6 un the event Senuor Larry Holston receuved an Honorable Mentuon ratung on the 1977 Class AA cross country team whule uunuor kuckung standout Walter Drapeza was named to the Unuted Press Internatuonal Furst Team All State football squad I V8l'lfUl'8S. ,..-P' '1.- Ei' we Hui Y hi' I' 5 Students Tackle Opportunities WINTER STAMPING PLANT MASCO CORPORATION OF INDIANA P.O. 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Sales -Service Accessories Elise Sf-:UP , 3. 06 Pete Miller 'v 507 No. Main Street Ph. 533-6021 Goshen Indiana DIVISION C JOHNSON CONTROLS INC 1302 EAST MONROE STREET GOSHEN INDIANA MANUFACTURERS OF AUTOMATIC CONTROLS FOR DOMESTIC COMMERCIAL AND IND US TRIAL APPLICA TIONS , DA I . - n I I I F lxng A 4 lxd U 0 O Stop E X X, gh A I x - - 1 i - 37' J 1 l 3 'li' f ' ,- -Q, .,n Q ., xi: ' :,j.?t YQ! . s 3 Y I I Dlstmctlon Encompassed GHS Hollday spmts flourlshed around GHS as students and faculty members prepared themselves for Chnstmas trme actrvrtles before durmg and after the vacatlon period Fanfares Parade of the Tall Skrpps The Mes srah and Gesu Bamblne Pearl Frsher Overture were lust a few featured selectlons performed by The GHS Concert Band at their Chnstmas Band Crncert prlor to the break An unheated audrtorlum kept the audrence numbers down but the crowd appreclated the student productrcn drrected by Dave Plank Tlme was taken durrng the concert to announce the wlnner of the band sponsored raffle Sophomore Trm Brlll was the happy reclprent of 100 gallons of gasollne Proceeds went to the development of the muslc de partment Candlelrght processrons hrghlrghted the annual Chnstmas Cholr Concert as another audrtorlum crowd sat rn delrght whale GHS concert members angelrcally strolled down the alsles durmg their opemng and fmrsh mg numbers The performance concluded wrth the famed Hallalulah Chorus The student body was treated to a medly of Chnstmas songs durmg a convocatron staged by the GHS Crrm sonanes Drrector G Merrrll Swartley guided the out standing student performers ln a collague of popular melodres Lockers lockerrooms and class rooms were the mann oblectrves of a thorough search by FBI agents as a strlct precautionary measure before the arrlval of ex Presrdent of the Unrted States Gerald R Ford The former Cherf Executrve was the honored speaker at the 25 the Annual Goshen Chamber of Commerce meetmg held rn the hugh school gymnasrum lndlana Governor Otls Bowen and Lletenant Governor Robert Orr were among the other notable dlgnrtarles at the evenlngs proceedmgs I I I - I I 11 11 K. 1 1111 1 1 - 11 11 - - 11 1 1 1 1 , . 11 - 11 Y 1 I , . . l .V w xg at QXC. 5 x N? 5.1 Kyiv ' u. v,' HEN ra-in frail ?FlHl !lfl7 H 1 ,PX U 5 W , X- ue.. - - Aw 11 Mark Severn leaped up to score two polnts. 21 Bob Wheeler collected little creatures from the ocean. 31 Snow plowing was a necessity during the winter storm of '78. 41 Otls Bowen gave a warm welcome to former president Gerald Ford. 51 Gerald Ford was the honored guest In G. H. S. gymnasium. 61 Herb Ressler had the prlvaledge of shaklng Ford's hand. 71 Ford answered questlons durlng the Press conference. 81 Gerald Ford dellvered hls speech' to a hoosler crowd. 91 The plows flnally got the job done: there was alot of snow. 101 Mika Mlller on the beach ol Florida. 111 Mlke Hunsberger scooted forthe ball. 5 K81 K TRUCK H SALES INC INTERNIHDHILTRIIFKS PRES TI GE POR TRAI TS YO UR SENIOR PHO TOGRAPHER SA YS CONGRATULATIONS SENI ORS I 427 WEST PIKE STREET ' GOSHEN, IN 533 2105 A2 5 I champion, than went on to the state d the penny pltch barrels to see how mores were the wlnners.3lScott Salls- ghe opponent on the lump ball agalnst I to be hazardous when whlstle happy ore Steve Conder bacame the first lx at state.6jJane Gorham and Nancy ule cards to see lf they were tllled out Holiday Spirits Flourished GHS students completed the pre-vacation drudgery of second semester scheduling, while auditions were being held for this year's winter musical production Fiddler on the Roof. Director Penny White an- nounced that seniors Greg Weaver and Beth Van- derheyden will fill the leading roles. Marine Bioloby students and their sponsor Mr. Carl Weaver left for the Florida Keys on their two-week excursion to find facts on ocean life. The troupe re- turned one week after the rest of the student body started following the break. As the grapplerettes displayed their behind-the- scenes talent of decorating the hallways and locker- rooms in support ofthe varsity and iuniorvarsity wrestl- ing teams, Coach John Dechant's and Randy Flobeitson's squads charged out to a series of victories. Varsity wrestlers made their team record 4-1, while the JV team started off with a perfect 5-0 mark. The girls' swim team ended it's season with a loss to Warsaw making it's record 11-4 forthe year. The 'Skins finished fourth in the swim sectional with sophomores Tracy Anglemeyer and Beth Chevalier qualifying forthe state meet. There seemed to be no way of cooling off the boys' swim team as it continued it's hot streak, going unde- feated in it's first four dual meets. The fish swam to victories over Mishawaka Marian, Concord, Penn, and state-ranked Elkhart Central as sophomore Steve Con- der established a new school record in the 500-yard freestyle with a blazing 5:03.6. The girls' varsity basketball team lost it's season opener to Rocheester 54-34, but rallied for six consecu- tive victories, while the boys' varsity squad was struggl- ing along winless. ' First-year coach Allen Severn experimented with sev- eral different starting line-ups, but couldn't come up with one effective enough to put up a victory in the win-loss column until the Goshen Holiday Tournament when the 'Skins notched wins over Mishawaka Marian and Westview. It was the first tourney championship in 11 years for Goshen. --ann V , 'aS Qi as iii' X-A RTF --.4 l 'he 'I FM X 4-uf' X' I S54 -K! -J. NK Mig 'AN 4 K3 O a-A-Q-bgve-u 'Sr vw,- . as. X an W ff, Students Sharpen Skulls sk-A-. K r' ' . xx 4 I xx r- N W 4 , . A 1 M .5f:2f: I 1 vi X' .igiii ,bix A Di xr: X, x . K k 5 x, i ' i O I i X I-1 X .7 - U W :Fifi K Q3 if . K , -1 ' ' '-5 m few , 1 f l A K ,-,. .. , 'X Q ' 1 H 6 N .Q Q + W . M X i Jivg m',, N 44 L AA -fff ext ,te - N Q -' lx X - N , 4,-,f,.,.,,...,-. IL.. Q, Q , Q 43.13 X W: x 7 5 3, .1 4 , T , f . Q M I 3 A . 7 ' .5 Q 4 Q X .Z x..x . , -fy, A 5 ya -M.. Q - W . ' u 1,11 5 4 .Y 2 - 'U QQ- 3 i 4: is . 'N . Qin .f W. ' ' i pf ,Q 'AX x ! 1 ' if Y - - x' ' . z' an f 5 , - 1 'x ' 'S '95, X125 - ' M , ,Ar 3 1 Vkkt f .K sw S N ' vig L ' kv ' .. , X 4 ' ' cyl , A iq-. . Z Q ff, :Vi k 'J , . ff - jQ Mill g J:-5-.1 Wy 5 FAVORITE PIZZA Phono 533 9524 MTW Q . Q Q . J 6 U O A . Q AMERICA 's ISQQBRQQQQSD 508 W Li I W I 'the Linway Plaza . nco n Ave 1JLaurle Leedy,0EA student, was employed by the Flrst Natlonal Bank.2J Scott Relnhart proved to be an actlve member ln ski cIub.3J Mlndy Snyder spent many long hours rehearsing for Fiddler on the Floof .4l The Jazz Band received a class credit for the flrst tlme this year.5J A look ol concern crossed over JV cheerleader Kathy MlIIer.6j The Crlmsonalres provided enter- talnment at their many performances. Students Sharpen Skills Max Myers Motors Inc. EBY FORD U.S. 33 East HENDFRSHOT CHEVROLET AND PONTIAC INC. 405 West Pike K 8a K TRUCK SALES .427 West Pike 1202 West Pike PLETCHER MOTOR CO. INC. 1001 West Pike SORG DODGE INC. U.S. 33 West SHOWALTER BUICK U.S. 33 West WERNER MOTOR CO. I LECHLITNER MOTOR SALES INC. 708 West Pike X 'Vx C iI I Hoi.iDAY Viowlmx ...... - If if Sum' yi I-- Goshen, Indiana EIN3 50 YEARS X3?.ZifZiESf.,, GOSHEN IRON 8a METAL INC. Goshen Ind. SERVICE I fgajxai gk'vW .4 ' I WZf'! fi A 'gA,.,, .. 1 . . Q... .1 -' --.A :,. . ' H., ,......- -. 13 GHS guys participated in the after school intramural activity for promising basketball players. 2j Photographers captured a classroom period giving their attention to the subject. 3I Students work diligently through an assignment in I English class. 4, Graplerettes Jodi Brechtel, Cheryl Zentz, and Krista Miller prepared written material for an upcoming wrestling meet. 1 I I 4 ,R 3 QA... , K 3 k 1 QQ ve , 1 ,Q ,.. Q5 A 5 1 I A F' V. X nlxsx A ' 1 L Y ,, J. 4 --,',.- rift- l .. 5 Y .5 56'L --1 A7 j j 5 'g,1 --Y'ALL- . -- -1-. ' ' .6 ' -. . Q- 1 , ' A. . 4rm,7,.,c ' '.. 'W ' . W' -if s ' fy fy Q ' me , Emp 1 T Sz M UBBER SPECIALTIES COMPANY INC 725 E Ad G0 NOBLE SHOE CO 110So ' Go FOX S J EWELERS CONCORD I MALL Elkhart, Indlana T E m 5 ll QJ . C I shen 9 Af I I ' Q s -- L .wh 1 i N x - 'Q - , Cr . - any fl-ev.-f Y f A .,.. fs, at xt- 'K Ti 'A-4 Ji Nc:-T, 6: ,AL ., .V is i LPA fs of-t. t - wg, 1.4114 Eg: - - 1,533-fwg, a v i'Pg'+S2sa2a'tamN'5 5, -'fsffgf-QW,f sf - !.,55x:.g7.X? W x 1 ki' K ,Q -M -. . , .,,1L:w.t + fs if Ng? tgsut., .. '. x ' , - ' 'Y .sf.s.Sj'f!ff?r-, Q3?sQ: A 1 -, . - N f.LQ?E.:f'f f, . Tfiiyifa ff5,sffEg-ky--V , 3 f I ' - ' ' . . Sy. v f ,-1 'X iirfu 'T-': l9 'x - si!-viii xkxte . xi' hird hour class representatives to Student Council listen during e of their twice-monthly meetings. 2j Senior Angle Beer displays ' emotional acting talents while performing in the fall play, You 'Vt Take lf With You. 3J Junior Steve Conder worked himself hard raining for the long boys' swim season. 4j Sophomore Tlm Gard- 'took command of his opponents many times this season, estab- :Ing himself as a promising figure in future GHS wrestling years. Sl lor Steve Jones sawed through wooden panels in his contribu- to the success of Goshens' building trades house. -A 4-52.0. l l l Activities Captured Interest Blizzard of 78 Encompassed Goshen Snow snow snow that fluffy wet whlte stuff that everyone llkes to see fall gently to the ground on Chnstmas mornmg turned Into a massrve vrolent dns asterfor much ofthe Mrdwest and In partrcular North ern Indlana and Goshen resrdents lt was called called The Blrzzard of 78 by those Involved 17 Inches of snow fell durlng a three day stretch from Wednesday January 26 to Fnday January 28 which saw all roads closed and all busmesses and factories shut down Famrlres rn homes were stranded Indoors with the blowlng and drrftlng snow pllmg up four and flve feet hugh rn many places 14 Inches of that snow fell durlng a 24 hour span whrch broke the mark of 11 4 rnches set back rn 1929 The snow and hugh wlnds subslded Saturday January 29 and Saturday January 30 and clean up operations began Cnty and county snow removal de partments frred up thelr trucks engines started clearlng mayor hrghways and thoroughfares Trucks with large heavy duty blades were no match for the hard packed snow and Ice and the clty and county departments were forced to hlre pnvate busrnesses equlpped wlth payloaders The powerful machrnes wrth large shovels were enough to make the lnrtlal cuts whrle clty and county trucks followed to make those cuts wrder By Wednesday February 3 all roads had been suffr clently opened for at least one way traftrc Many school systems decrded to re open whlle others wanted out the rest of the week and opened up the following Monday The Goshen News was unable to pnnt for two days local stores reported total sell outs rn snow shovels and farm scoops, area darry farmers dumped thousand of gallons of mrlk on the ground slnce mllk trucks could not reach the farms Nearly all local churches were closed, and roofs collapsed at Hendershbot Chevrolet and at Westslde Furniture warehouses Cross country skners and snowmoblles were the only people who seemed to make good wrth the condr tlons as the fun goers enroyed the hollday and were seen all over Goshen The end result was that a total of 36 6 rnches of snow fell In January compared to the yearly average of 6 5 lnches ln January of 1929 Sights like these were very famillar to Goshen during the harsh wlnter. 1JSnow was drifted and piled along the county roads. 21A picturesque blanket covered the GHS grounds. 3lRoad signs became barely visible as road clearing away the packed snow and ice. 4lHuge payloaders were the only sufflclent means of pavlng the way throught the mountains of snow. 1? 32 T A if ,g if .g. ff? A I .11 V 3 ' 9 Y Y I I Y l Y I - I - .. - . ,, - ' e , , 7 . ' - , - I I I - , BLIZZARD OF '78 J UDD DRUG STORES Goshen to Serve You 6 Stores in Elkhart and HOUSE OF COLOR Moore A PAINTS 533-8021 114 E. LINCOLN C Ccfklzarf Gourzfy CO'Op arm ureau ooperafive ss Sz., nc. 301 W. LINCOLN AVENUE 533-4131 GOSHEN, INDIANA 46526 11 Seniors Beth Vanderheyden and Greg Weaver go over their scripts in prepara- tion for Fiddler on the Roof. Both were priveleged to serve as the lead charac- ters for the musical production. 21 Brian Lau and the rest of his trumpetlng companions perform during a jazz ensemble convocation in the auditorium. 31 Students from West Noble High School tgirl on tar right1 were among the ex- change students from the area who participated in the student council de- veloped program. 41 Senior Bill Beck wasjust one of the likeable, though strange animals which inhabited the Publications room.51 Students await the an- nouncement of the Sweetheart Queen at the annual Sweetheart Dance in the Whiteman gym. S 14 Q g. 5. -1' ff-u. wif? Q, NC ,A,il 5 15233 if 265: ,lp rg ,,, - 5 f 'difx' it iq Xymf . ,gm ,i ,, ' 4 ' bbw-Q - R U Hon. Activities Captured Interest I 1 - if H F .- L. YSKH f x U04 B1 'O Di Q, -fx N f '41 ls-.....,,.,hN l an 'ix' bfi J I' gy Activities Entangled Students ,,.-N A HIEHSHI EIEHGIEHS 5 312 3-IAIISTIEET OOSIEI Ill! 533-3408 N I B CO I N C Pontiac Plastic Products Dio. INDUSTRIAL max GOSHEN. INDIANA 46526 CJ 3 2 Z u I Complete Electnc Motor Repaxr LEWALLEN ELECTRIC Resldentlal 0 Cornmerclal 0 Industnal Wlnng Chuck Lewallen Res Phone 533 7731 Goshen Ind 46526 Phone 533 2695 w 6 MMV as , , I I gf 'S ' V4 4 5 Qgvffg, f ' f'-:ix fg ' Y ' gf QV, QL F4 f i ,, in ' i . A 5242 4, A b gg g S it stiff' if t eg .ig ' Y if t ,gig ff f i sr,-, as ' . ' ,Q Lf I 54,5 ,K 1 V i, if Q v .rf If A 'I-W, ings? -I I, v ,At w 3 J A H K jay F, ,. .,.. elif,-ff'fglLY 3i.fw if it f Q K ,- U Senior Dennis Weldy batted for one of the highest averages on the GHS baseball squad. 2y Members of the Crimsonaires delivered a 'Sweetheart Tune to students on Valentines Day. 3j Honor roll Etudents were treated to a free noon-time coke after grades were nnounced. Pictured are Melodie Cripe and Susan Haney. 'Activities Entangled Students i Fresh Ideas new actlvltles and lntrlgulng experiences are always main concerns for those people setting up the school year schedule but for unknown reasons GHS has lacked ln all three points the last few years Student Councll took a healthy step ln the right direction this year by collaborating with the American Red Cross ln staglng the first ever Blood Dono Day By establishing the donation center In the gym the Fled Cross received 78 plnts of the Ilfe sustalnlng fluld that they probably wouldnt have gotten by setting up in another area of town GHS students and faculty members chipped ln for those 78 plnts wlth most of them Prlor to any blood withdrawal donors were required to pass a make-shaft physical to be considered ellglble to give blood Donors had their welght blood type and blood pressure checked thoroughly durlng the examinatlon A complete run through of each Individual s past medical record were covered Patients passlng the pre-test were taken to a donor station While Iylng flat on their backs and staring up at the rafters ofthe gymnaslum donors calmly waited as a nurse pre treated the arm wlth which blood would be taken In a smooth easy step the nurse palced the needle ln the donor s arm for approximately 10 ml nutes belng taken for the flrst tI,me. 7, xesgx gf.- -4 ..-x 1. ...L Immun we A , Ag., X aff! , A KX N, X - 1 QXj. ,, gb.. 3' Fi. , p RIETH-RILEY CONSTRUCTION CO NC Goshen Indlana GUSHEN GHIHUPBAGTIG GENTER 333 E NIadison 533 2531 RON S DuPONT PAINT STQRE h I d 4 Ph 533 5934 9 Dr. Herbert Schnelder' 1 u.s. Pu. OII' 1 ' aza G n . 6526 U Crimson Marching Band lead the student body In a march through the school ln honor of Spirit Week. 2j Senior Dave Edlund was the lastest in the line of GHS state wrestling champ- ions. 3y Foreign exchange student Hazel Ahien. 4j The seniors forged a gallant effort to win the school yelling contest iwhlch they lostj. sy Art students were busily preparing their semester projects with a little studying. 7' .Q ' H ll AI' ,M 5 5 est? -3:59 -FE 5x, -s. . aW,..- gi Activities Entangled Students Hollmger Bake Shop ll . L14 1 Q . P.,,.e. v 2' l I 604 College Avenue Phone- 533-3669 See Wilmer Hollinger Owner WIELAND DESIGNS INC. .20 Blackpon Drive 'xoshnn IN 46526 CLIFF WIELAND Phone 533-2168 Manulaclurers Of Quality Sealing fa X , C 1 '-h ' U r A' kk x A xx Q . N L Q 4 Y'A'6 r 1 . . lax l ' Ny E 4 'J PL my J X I 1 'I ef x X ' 'r f L ui , Q , J IZIIJEJIIIENJUEI EEJBIBIIU E ZUaQaeen Qgeacy R SNYDER H STARK E WEAVER D BARHYDT Reu Pharmacnsls Phone 533 0502 1501 S MAIN GOSHEN r df- ? xi ff If Tami 2, L .,4, i +... 71: 3 A. , . Y ' 9 ' 4 A i V A 4 f'wA', , ,... 3' ra -- :S ' x , , I 1 Q sw ..,. ,, . W YN 1'.- ':a3N-'- ,.. K, . , !.i M' 'K A. :+..k- -N l Yixx .5 W, '1 . . E - f .Q Q2 ...- A s Q.- 1 5. r Q . wgfa, oin the people who've joined the Army. A lot of young men and women have discovered a good place to invest their time...The Army. What they've found here, they may not have been able to get anywhere else. Some came to learn a skill. With training in hundreds of different fields to choose trom. Some came for the chance to travel in Europe, Korea, Alaska, the Canal Zone,Hawaii, or almost anywhere in the U.S.A. Some came to meet a unique personal challenge. Like assuming responsibility at an early age. Some came to get a start on their college education on their own time. With the Army paying up to 752, of the tuition for approved courses. And some came to do something positive for their country. Which is a pretty good reason in itself. Call Army Rlch Krantz 875 5136 'V Join the people who ve joined the Army WE OFFER COMPLETE SALES - SERVICE - INSTALLATION Goshen Plumbing And Heating 206 W llNCOLN GOSH EN .,. Yfwxf -lf 1l Band members performed at the annual Pops Concert held in the gymnasium. 2, Senior Kelly Fidler paid for her senior announcements at the stand set up at the bookstore. 3l Counselor Berniece Dwyer measures senior Mike Miller for a gown prior dto sending of the cap and gown orders from seniors 4j The announcements representative searches for the correct packet of announcement s forthe seniors Sl Mrs Dwyer also checked Mike Miller for the proper cap size Instant Copy Service off-sem Printing Home: 533-7778 Business' 533-1825 SNYDER'S PRINT SHOP 403 Glenwood Drive 1f 'N ' ',3:V:,g,., :wg ,ls Q if f mzier 02223 EAST SIDE WEST SIDE 822 Lincolnway East 723 West Pike Street 0 . ALL AROUND THE TOWN EXCEL RUBBER COMPANY INC uno CHICAGO AVENUE - P. o. sox aaa GOSHEN, INDIANA 46526 IIEGIIEATIOIIAL VEHICLES ITS THE NAME YOU KNOW THE NAME YOU FEEL GOOD WITH Quality RV s Slnce 1941 SIIASTA INDUSTRIES 14489 US Hwy 33 E Gshn 534 1521 Plant 812 Logan 534 1521 g 5555? vf' 11 Student Council Vice-President and all-arou nd good guy, senior Kirk Llvingston, took time out from his busy schedule to pose for a Crimson Photographer. 2j Miss Funk addressed a class of parents at Back-to-School-Night. Sl Senior Dave Shoup fired up the Goshen basketball crowd with a rousing strlp-tease accompanied by the GHS Pep Band in the background. 4, Tomahawk staff members Kevin Miller, Patti Teall, and Mike Edwards corral sophomore Tom Yoder ffar rightl into an unusual group shot during some noon hour chaos in the News-Media room. 51 Junior Dave Faulkner finished the mixing process of hls cooking class assignment. 6, Junior Sarah Beeson displays the sophisticated and well- educated side of her personality that took her atop the lunior class scholastically. Involvement Portrayed Enthusiasm Class of 1978 Compluments of Western Rubber Company CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations Class of 1978 McDonald s West blde Fun n1tu1e Where Customers .Send Their Friends 7 iv In W' F1-love 533 9545 Fosheu I 1 1. 465-6 THE SPORT 229 S M Goshen T 'ephone 533 naar ALL SPORTING GOODS P yllls J S 8 TROPHY S Max D Sheets OWNERS all ,SS ,, 4 E10 -Q i 515 W Q . TS 3 315 'H' 48a N X f. 4 ., I 2 3 1 I .M 4 mu NX 30 ff, U '-we fm., ' - X S 'ififfwr - !'l ',.?,,' I 2 S f QQQQ 355, f :or. N 1-45- Intramural sponsor Rick Clark set the time clock tor one of the sketball games and also reterreed the contests. 2j Dave Edlund as honored for his state wrestling championship during Friend- ip Week. 3l Seniors Sally Millar and Sue Rodibaugh did a little blic relations work in advertising forthe Senior Follies. Sl Junior tty Essig performed some leg strecthing excerclses as a track Ectice warm-up. Sl Coach Doug Cartwright councils his girls' nls team during pre-season conditioning sessions held at the lllday Inn's tennis courts. .5-vig' ,Q , A ig, ga V.,,.:'.. ' First Natlonal Bank of Goshen dU.S.33 dS! d1 t In All Your Auto Glass Needs QUALITY GLASS SERVICE :Nc Give us the Break 533-8691 l l Four Locations Ml tMdl Cllg AenueandU.S.33Et B h R d West, t R 5 Jefferson l ll I! Leading Jewelers SN IDER Q 128 South Mam Street 9 L Goshen Phone:533-1574 , L Junior Brad Rogers portrayed Ralph Edwards in the skit This is Your te, Goshen High SchooI, a convocation presented by the GHS Thes- ans. 2j Superintendent Frank Algate spoke to the GHS National Honor Lciety. 3j Sophomores Deb Eschelman and Robin Davis were among many followers of the Redskins' baseball team. 4j Senior Mary binin placed a pin on fellow NHS member Dana Ollgee. 5l Junior alto slie Fraser vocalizes at choir practice. 61 Senior Jerry Riley ion righti ered Phil Bailey some help in installing cabinets tor the Building f - Stu fa fig , -,Q p ..fl,aW' .X A -'il-. XV 'N-I I Activities Entangled Students Ms 4 Wendersh6f' CHEVRDLET PUIITIIG, Inc GOSHEN S MOST DESPERATE TRADE!! New Locatlon U S 33 West, Goshen Phone 534 2521 Kung Pm Lanes OPEN BOWLING 201 N M . EVERY NIGHT am shea' Student Bowlin HAY DIL COMPANY E u ol GOSHEN INDIANA 46526 PHONE sas 1550 ' I I 9 .60cents per game until 6:00 p.m. 411 . nc n Avenue 7 Q46-f Q 4: - M I . 'x K 4 n Xie-. 19 ., 'f'kbQ1i'L:d -. QE? , x N xx 5 --.0-1-... 'Q W - ,Aw 5 X ' s xv? s I K - es - I 1 X -fy 'K S, X ff? 'XX A L XXL 5 'X ?X ,Q Q JK x 'f 1:E 'f' X ' ' , Mft 2 Ns AQ ya Q .xc Nm -gnll ' 4- , . 3 lxksan- W Changes ln Environment Experienced As the mountains of snow slowily melted away after a dreadfully long winter GHS students began preparation for their much anticipated spring vacation Tradition has it that students look for the two slgmflc ant ingredients that have become part of the Apnl break Sun and relaxation But in recent times the traveling scholars and ath letes found more than the usual activity of lymg around a beach and eyemg members of the opposite sex GHS clubs and organizations displayed pnme exam ples of the work fun vacation Thirteen Spamsh Club members flew across the na tions southern border landed rn Mexico City and started a week long adventure covering the scenery and hlstorlcal sites of Mexico Spring sports practices shifted into high gear as varsity boys golf coach Wayne Lambnght and candi dates for this years varstly squad traveled south to escape the cold wlnd and rams of early spring rn prep aratlon for 'he upcoming schedule Dam Resort Christmas Lake in Santa Claus Indiana and the Evansville Country Club in Evansville Indiana Golfers were given the first real chance to take their swings away from the inclement conditions Upon returning from the spring break the girls ten ms team captured its first match of the season Coach Doug Cartwnghts squad lobbed back handed and vollled it s way through the steady spring break work outs en route to a 4 3 victory over Mlshawaka The long awaited and highly anticipated arrival ofthe 1976 1977 issue ofthe yearbook the Crimson came to an end as a student envoy made the round trip to Tennesee to puck up the completed books Departing for Josten s Yearbook Company plant in Clarksville at mid morning of Apnl 14 and returning dunng the late mght of Apnl 15 the books were finally ready for distribution Sunday Apnl 16 Sponsor Jerry Snyder accompanied by several year book students were on hand to pass out the books as present GHS students and many GHS graduates were on hand to make their pickups The five-day excursion featured 'breaks at Kentucky 1 gg . A K 1 1l Sophomore Tracy Anglemeyer displays her form on the tennis court as she tra during a practice session prior to the opening of the spring schedule. 2l Afte dreadfully long winter, students were glad to see signs of the snow stopping and eventual melting of white covering. 3l Goshen students relax in a cool swimming p whilethe weather continued to bake everyone else. 4l Mexlco's Palace ofthe Arts v a main attraction for the Spanish Club members. 5l Visitors viewed the cliff scent and its channels and waterways. sy John Guipe hits his approach shot to the gre while Brad Kime waits his turn. 71 The mountains amd cliffs provided excellr perches for photographers to capture Mexican sights. i 3 , Activities Entangled Students MOGUL RUBBER CORPGRATION MOGUL 210 WEST PURL STREET GOSHEBIINDUHUKMMZS AREA CODE 2191533-I166 EERE E10 BITE AND ASSOCIATES 06 rth - 533-2191 Real Estate - Insurance McDonald s WESTSIDE FURNITURE PHONE 533-9545 7I I West Llncoln Where Customers Send Thenr Frnends U Many hours of students tlme were spent on practicing for the fall and wlnter c' schedule Pictured Is lunior Sarah Beeson 2, Senior George Culp follows thro on one of his many hits durlng the 78 campalgn 3l GHS students Kathy Ml Clnda Schwalm Tracy Anglemeyer Karen Hardles and Glorla Schneider are shn here In the cool breezes of sprlng viewing a Goshen home baseball game. 5- 'X I Q we I 2 No Malnstreete X 2 ! CONGRATULATIONS I ' 9 ' I R S z N 1 . ' - 0 ll ,I ' alxcf? x xX -xg EVERETT Linway Foods Uptown Super Linway Plaza 223 S Main KINDY INC Zenith sales and service 216 North Main Goshen Everett's Everett's Working with you since 1854 SA LE I3 U mm r n I c HGSIIEI . llusnssuna . new mls . vumusl BANKLTHUST - ' -L 'o ' . f. sf N W X Q. .V , .V 5 9: : ., . 7 - - . , ' 1 . ' 4. I, ,- X' -,Q ' - A . ,, 4 , . , , , , I 1 ...X sgt. V, .4 Q V X K, . W J, . X' 5 2 f J s 'wp 1 said? t -i 'Es-f'f 0 Carol Hoogenboom lfar rlghtl approaches Sarah Beeson In attempt to pass off relay baton during a glrls' track meet on Foreman Field. 21 Cast members from Fiddler on the Roof go over their Ilnes. 3j Leslie Barks heads towards the finish line ln vlctorius style. 4j Senlor Donna Hostechler corners her way Into the front ofthe large crowd outside the bookstore. SJ Senlor Pattl Teall and lunlors Jeff Johnson and Tera Jameson ponder the many treats and desserts on dlsplay as a part of a Sunshine Society bake sale. rv' 0? 4 Activities Captured Interest ndggwsgun Leatherman Supply DOOR OPENERS U.S. 33 West Goshen Ind. 46526 Phone 533-0597 XLO Nu Mac Numerical Machining 1201 EISENHOWER DRIVE NORTH A urur or Ex-ceLL-o convommon gtg, A nice place to work IT'S US UR RUST GOSHEN RUSTPROOFING INC W Zlebarl Auto Truck Rustproofmg U.S. 33 EAST GOSHEN ACROSS FROM THE HOLIDAY INN 534 1046 A M . O uucuumunc non uuunm 6 I I , u 5 ' Q . 1 lv, Qx F 5.11 - ' 'V J 45-ff law. . ' ,Z S. F P: ..- ,,,. -,, . . . af X' 1 Y '. U S f . N '- t'6tI'?'1'M ,v ml-S. 215.5-'rf' ' Q,-'QI 14ag.Qg,f,Q4. - ,f1l'?y.-fig-fyiyi f u -NLX.-.. f1,-ff GOSH EN RELAYS I- ' K 4 X Z ' A m 6 ' 1 I' G A .. Q A' f' 4 ' '- . vw-ml.. ' , ,' Vg '. 5 I: .QQ ' - fr . 1' 'tif :4 X f ' x QL H my 31 F X . I. 4 rr 7 -P , 5:1 -3 X y Ji el J t r ,, 1 ki, K X r l if Q B- 'W' 1,38 , 3346? 1jPam Lelchty was crowned queen of the 36th annual Goshen Relays by honorary referee Art Cosgrove. 2, Goshen's only wlnnlng relay was the 2-mlle relay run by Dave Bsrtel, Lyle Bontrager, Larry Holston, and Phll Balley. 31 On hand were plenty of trophles and rlbbons to be awarded. 0 An Interested crowd watched the pole vault event. 5j Jaya Sleppy placed second In the pole vault competltlon. 61 Queen Pam Lelchty was attended by her court conslstlng of seniors Natalle Lambrlght and Clndy Weeden, junlor Mary Martllla, and sophomore Nancy Troy. Goshen Relays -4 Complete Lme of ROFFLER Supplles WESTWOOD BARBER STYLING 3Pf' 'D' s 1924 Elkhart Road Goshen IN 46526 536-1719 THERE IS N0 SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY IIPAIIINO l!1l.'l.!1'f ' . 2' HW SUPERIOR BODY WORKS 521 East Lincoln Gggheny IN 43526 C2191 583-1217 Doug s Allgnment 8z Brake SGPVICB, Inc Q- li- f219l 533 9422 U S 83 WEST AT GREENE ROAD GOSHEN, IN 48528 Tink Albert Phil Albert QMS! Al 'T 35414 'aw- if:-S3 -A 11 Larry Holston flnlshes the last sprl nt In the 880-yard relay vlctory In the Goshen Relays. 2j Honorary Referee Art Cosgrove stands wlth senior Dave Bartel. 3j Mlss Day took a tlme out to view Relay actlon durlng her stint as an assistant at the meet. 41 Sponsor Deatra Klnney and Sunshine Soclety members served refreshments to the large crowds of bystanders. Sj Falth Showers, Steve Swartzendruber, and Steve Conder played the natlonal anthem before the start of the lnvltatlonal. 6l Paul Underwood, Art Cosgrove, and athletlc dlrector Herb Resler talk durlng the Relays. Goshen Relays very speclal thmgs 122 S Main Street Downtown Goshen WWW 66 ' ' ,, mimi? . , 1 EBV Foao sALEs, mc. L I I I LINCOLN Q u.s. as wesr , ' 'iv GOSHEN, INDIANA 46525 I2'I9I 53343188 MAPLE CITY Fa b6ia HARDWARE 207 SOUTH MAIN STREET GOSHEN INDIANA 46526 533 3293 W I I fu is K Y it kr Tis 'Vx '47 ' A + Je W we ' w I - 1 4- JH- W p-,.l,.s J. Y, -A f I ,gre ,,'.'-'i,. It , fs A E ' ff ws. .-L y r, . f., wr I , --P- f Q 5 -f - . - N .. -AW, , gi 1:1 ' V , - '. lvfi-F,-il --, u , ' , sg Irvs' b 5:'i5si'f:il+4?imFFa-e - .s .. '1' wiitr Q-I-sl -,-1:4 21,q.Lg-E, 141 .-2-v a-:A f ,,. 4- ,sg-za' g-3,-I of I 1, ff '4- .fi 1i1'e--Je - .ef--anne --2 ' ' eg,,'ef, wwf- ' ei' ttf I , .iwweff-' f'lrtgw-f-v1.1.-Jfr-A-5'rf'sf. ' V .grf-'P , f we ,.w.f-mfqgif ' - gf. 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Q 5' 1 -s -Bly' N ,-,, f'1 -1-,MM 'K :Tx we 1.5 , .ifiitfz JfiNvT'7R::'f 5.-fs 'nx T'ftrd5tt'5w-c 105, 1J Members ot the glrls track team perform warm up excerclses durlng an afternoon practlce. 2l Jett Elllot, Cindy Oberland, Mlchelle Johns, Brian Gunn, and John Stllley dlsplay the trophy they won for capturing the dlstrlct compet- ltlon ot the 1978 Special Olymplcs. 3y Seniors Rob Ramseyer and Mike Sherer confer with the orchestra Instructor from Bethany Hlgh School In preparatlon for an upcomlng string concert. 4j Senior Jalme Strycker established a school record by throwlng four career no-hlt ball games, two of which he tossed thls season. 5t Dlrector Dave Plank leads hls jazz ensemble durlng an all-school convocation held durlng Frlendshlp Week. 61 Junlors Mary Marttlla, Kerry Hershberger, Chuck Pederson, and Mlke Pangburn take a well deserved break 1..-,. n., ,A,.--,,,,. ,,, ,,-- -1 -,.u,.. HW .n-----u--- 1--n.- ..--.. :Sk-, is werzx 1 T7 ffff '1 v2ilS!5 2 LJ-f-'A 'W-ilk SQ Student Self Establishment txt! G R 0250's Q X at - F. t .H X A 9 ff! ',' . ,E X -71, .tn-:hw ,.,. f 'VILLAGE RKET 1912 Elkhart Road Goshen 533-8722 EXPERIENCE COUNTS! Hoffman s OK Tlre Store 'Ili S ' 1513 E. Lincoln Ave. Goshen 1 ' E THE PEOPLE PLEASER as-in - Q E ' S H' A wi' 601 East Madlson Q ss so H vo 5 a 32 ' O U ru-. 2 59 3. mug- ,,' . 3 ' 0 4. -.1-.Q ...- 2,2550 .. 'tts ' -, Z ff-e as-sf I F' e. ' Y L- 1lThe Crlmsonalres provided many outstanding muslcal productlons to treat their audlences to. 2l Senlor Bill Frlsble questions bookkeeper Imogene Blosser over an apparent disagreement on a book rental fee. 33 Junior Rocky Anderson makes a blg splash at the school competltlon of Almost Anythlng Goes. 4l Prlnclpal Flandt congratulates sophomore Murray Stegelman on hls drive for junlor class president which Stegelman eventually won. 5l GHS students walt as attendance ottlcer Charles Hess prepares absentee excuses. Student Self Establiihnient Your Passport to Pleasure c 310 South Main Street Goshen IN 46526 12191 533 3136 'IW B My -, A B.FGoodrich I RQTH BATTERIES SERVICE STATION 1ooo scum MAIN s-I-nu.-r sas-5320 nm. sas-9245 THE NEWS BOOKSTORE OFFICE SUPPLIES FURNITURE 81 EQUIPMENT 130 S MAIN STREET GOSHEN IN 533-0427 STUDENT SUPPLIES CALULATORS TYPEWRITERS PARTY GIVE THE PAPER GOODS C3 VERY BEST GREETING CARDS BEAUTIFUL BOWS COLORFUL GIFT WRAP PLAQUES NOTE PAPER RIBBONS ENSEMBLES Nx Kb, . . ,. Q 1yNatalle Spencer ls auctioned oft by Mr. Cartwrlght at the senlor slave auctlon.2lDavld Shoup Is offered to underclassmen as a slave for a day.3jTim Miller awalts the chance to be chosen as a servant to some lucky sophomore or gmlor. 4jMr. Cartwright recleved bids from lunlors and sophomores on Angle eer. ag M -' ' -u. ' ' . 5. A ,V K Miva., if . .,', ., wi . 4-vxs mx WK Mn J uif 8: Herr Custom 'Palnt 534- 1784 'I4lc2dbslz GREENNUUSE AND GARDEN CENTER 65856 U S S8 SE 12191642-S234 GOSHEN. IN. 46526 I 521 E. Lincoln Compliments of i' i' i' 'lr 9835 iriiit li? IL iii' iii' FINE SIGNS AND SPECIALITY ITEMS SINCE 1959 510 E Waslungton Goshen IN 46526 533 7524 4-'Ir 'A' tg Ek if ir 'A' t -A' if fi- xiririrtttig t if , 0- ,, ,, Rl , +I f 4 J N 3 ,SX W. 5 ge Yi ' ii .gb L11 Y - if 4 5155 fin, , ,xfgwqA,q:s.11 iii! EQ! 5 fQ,:5?f53' , .W Q ? Win. 6115 .i, 'S uw , is -91 I is . yes. 33 L, , , F f a 4 ,, ,g,!-5 , Q -if KENDALL S HQNDA GOSHEN HONDA Sales 81 Service U.S 33 West 4 Miles South of Concord Mall Goshen IN 533-8115 Lawson R Kendall Goshen Anlmal Cllnlc 2806 S Main Goshen IN Veterinarians -24 Hour Service- Goshen - 533-0535 Wakarusa - 862-4995 HOME LUMBER 8: SUPPLY CO INC 2l2 WEST WASHINGTON GOSHEN INDIANA ' ! I Dr. M.L. Weldy 8: Associates , .... 1 2 X, 3 '1 'J' K -ci' -2 4 N A Y .1 .lk 1 he ,h 1 ras X 'Q I ..,.z ?13magr:25I' , , , iff: x, k '2 :.f Hs. Fi, 0 I I- wooden, wagoq, 'floral Shoppe fresh jlowen-5 , potted plants J gl ts FTD second Sz plke streets - goshen 534-2595 PARMURE GULF CUIIRSE a. me next noon N SCOTT SCHUSTER Go P f UCHSTEDLER IIME IMPRUVEMENI INL Siding Storm Windows, Storm Doors, Continuous Gutter and Down Spout -418 Bllckport Dri 0 Gbdl Ind' no 46528 PHONES 2101533-2873 21ll5334514 3 I F' Q 4' H s .51 H :lu -if Jw , Y V. f , xx . A if -, wux vu' 1 .if ' Q ig, 'Ein 5 ,N ,, ,V J U Sophomore Steve Miller lin center h0ldIng photography and his boisterous group of followers became an intricate part of a rouslng election for junior class president. 3y Ed Papes takes a warm-up before hls turn at bat. 4j Miss Dlane Houln puts on her mousy grin as a part of Animal Dress-Up Day durlng Friendship Week. 5j Jodi Brecthel had some dlfflcultles ln controlllng her vehicle at the Senior Follies. A' , f .5 f .i1Ai L g Activities Entangled Students Dura: jrafvonnu Snyder Paints 124 s.w mnge Ph saa-seas fy here to solve your painting problems EI EEZ!! DOUGLAS DRY CLEANERS VlSltUSf0r abrzc Yarns Needlework Kehr s Sewlng Center, Inc Sewing Machines 8: Vacuum Cleaners Parts and Service 617 W. Lincoln Ave. Goshen v ja' V9 ,wgunzi J 1' ' 0 5 .v .1 .- f . :K .Az F 4 :gs Q Q Turf e INC INDEPENDENT ROTECTIUN C0 INC 204S.ThidSt G sh . ' I G P ., . l603 09 South Mlm Street Goshen, Indiana 46526 0 Phone 21915334116 1 l r reet o en Indlan GOOD THINGS TO TAKE HOME at EAT NIII.I.ER S Ccwuf 0441 PIZZA I U.S. 33 W. AT 2nd ST. GOSHEN I 533 8120 Q ' fix' 25 2 fy ' ,ggi J ...ff X S J '21 Nlllscn 2 S .IW G C MURPHY COMPANY Linway Shopping Plaza Goshen G L PERRY VARIETY DISCOUNT STORES Elkhart EASY SHOPPING PLACE PIERRE MORAN SHOPPING CENTER Goshen CHICAGO PIKE PLAZA South Bend GREENWOOD SHOPPING CENTER BELLVILLE SHOPPING CENTER Nxles EASTGATE SHOPPING CENTER MlShaW3ka TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTER THERE S ONE NEAR YOU' K ,ff ,f 'u-2 :gp - A f I ,X 'Viv in 1 .'v W '3 X 4 'Fit' 1: .Q Nr A 1 lA 3 2.1 MCDOHBICTS l It 1706 Elkhart Rd Goshen SPURGEON S DEPARTMENT STORE P IHWB. 0 III 8.28. phone: 533-9625 Goshen, Indian: GOSHEN AUTO ELECTRIC AND BRAKE SERVICE 533 1151 118 E. Washington Street '. ' 5.9. ty- l X5 1 .Eg 'V 3 yf lv. 1 !, Nfs . 1 . Q I .,, vc I., ,hw 1 . ,,.,x-,Ax 9 A f ,s n . , AL 4. l 1 v : : ! l I fir Q Students Dlsmal skles damp ramy atmosphere and cool gustrng wlnds were a thmg of the past as the frrst ever GHS commencement held outdoors was a bnlhant success The 102nd annual graduatlon ceremonles was con ducted under near perfect condltlons as skles were filled wlth bnght sun and sparse whrte clouds though frequent bursts of winds dld alter the positron of a few caps and gowns Foreman Fleld bleachers were lammed to capaclty wlth over 3500 proud parents relatrves and spectators as 242 graduatlng semors paraded onto the settmg awartmg for for moment ot truth Competrtrve senses of drgmty and emotuon per meated the alr as ceremonies proceeded onto the Intro duction by class president Sally Mrllar of address speaker Martha Foreman and the recognltlon of tn valedlctorlans Deb Corson Doug Crlpe and Mrke Sherer along wlth salutatonan Stephanie Hoffman The audience and students anxuously awaited as Pnnclpal Max Frandt presented the Class of 1978 whrle Vlce Presldent Dee Byerly and Assistant Pnnclpal Wayne Randolph dellvered the graduate register School board Presrdent Phlllp Neft and vlce presldent Carol Summy performed the honorable task of awarding the diplomas to semors Neh' then declared the Class of 78 offlclally graduated and Introduced senlor Beth Vanderheyden who sang Corner of the Sky deslgnated the Class ong The semors then marched back off the fleld to the traditional Pomp and Clrcumstance as the crowd applauded IH a joyous salute to the four year accomp Ilshments put forth by the 242 semors sg 1:,,,01. V I re 12,1 ., iq-4 5 J Achieved 6 ' i W + 1 ' Goals A t 1 i. r if 1- 9Fd ?V4 egg, ,-QW 1-aesweeeft' ,,, W K nv New -u--5532. at if 'tee mess? N -agus Nmq 4 Xa5g Maxx ef 421 mfg WE? I s Wuwikspg' We 453, W' ff 5 362' xx 3:24:- --X v-, ' v I . erfgyflfy ' V7 I -,.g54L,:? ' '55 We f 4' V Slug' . A ,-Tm -Lsgf ' . .,:d4 f-L1 5'.7t ' ' U Over 3500 watched from the Foreman Fleld bleachers as the Class of '78 proceeded by the stands. 2l The Crimson Band performed dthe tradltlonal Pomp and Clrcumstance. 3j Seniors made their way up to the stage to receive their dlplomas. 4l School Board Vlce-President Carol Summy hands Michelle Bose her dlploma. 51 On stage, representatives from the GHS ad- ministration and the Goshen school board stand at attention as the senlors tlled into thelr deslg- nated seats. .,fl lr? ng . .i rl 'S'5315S ?t1, 111' Students Achieved Goals CI-IRISPYN OIL 8z TIRE INC COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE U.S. 33 WEST AT GREEN RD. PHONE 533-5942 GOSHEN IND. 46526 Line of Auto Parts The New Goshen ..NOA6!6lff .gun INMAN'S DINING RO0M New Indoor Pool 2 Complete oriots', inc. sou west washington street post office box 442 goshen undlano 46526 ventilation filtration heat transfer commercial residential industrial air conditioning - heating S . Y 'SX -r J, A 3 - . ,f . Q. l v. :. ' 'ligne 'A 4 ' 'G 5 S' -, x .gl K Y .J ftp ll Seniors Jeff Bolinger, Glenn Bontrager, and Richard Borkholder direct their attention to the present speaker at the podium. 2j Diplomas for the entire class, plus roses for the girls were admired by, from left to right, Jodi Brechtel, Kim Brown, Doug Burkhead, and Becky Burkholder. 3l Juniors attendants Sarah Beeson and Jerry Clingerman presented Kelly Fidler with a complimen- tary rose for her graduation. dl The '77-'78 senior class stands at attention as they were officially pronounced as graduated by School Board President Philip Neff. 51 The weather and atmosphere created a congenial setting for the ceremonies. ff B- H S , s 1 W.. 0. I e . - ' 36 N754 v' ' 'W-'S ' . 1, 1 -,- . J ff-7' A if -T r l?'fr 1 Q E' ' . 4 R' ' Fra 311'-'WY 5? 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'f wa rs- X. he -'YM 'aft b 2q::v-- iv 'y?x ,ygf,ifa if '- ' I'-'q'ff2,3 471g-,Rf 'rift--.t if ,Wt 'nav' -f Sgqin fx ef: A '.,.',k gg r'g.'4z,2 'Q E Ek gf' L ,1 ati. K g L' as ' M.. S3,nlft l1?.'s- A I r 4 g1x,.1,?,1 7,1 ,,,L,, ,Ki . ..: 'iff-a fn Students Achieved Goals if ff X f X f NX I , I 1 .4! fxxi XM Q JT x 1 -Nh ' y . ...N --. L. 1 ffii nf I ,,- -. rr. '14--1 X5- - XX ,NX it V I GAIL LX NN ALEXANDER Career Center MARY ALEXENKO Senior Choir Yearbook Sunshine Society Grapplerettes Senior Follies and Cheerblock D KATHLEEN ALLYN Biology Trip Cheerblock and Aquatics club ROBERTG AMSDEN Senior choir Basketball Inlramur als Track and Bye Bye Birdie LAURA ANN ASCHLIMAN Sophomore choir OEA and Cheerblock DAVIDM BARTEL Orchestra Band MarchmgBand Pep Band Jazz Band Track Cross Country Biology trip NHS Damn Yankees Fiddler On The Roof andByeBye Birdie LINDA DIANE BEACHY Band Marching Band Pep Band OEA and Cheerblock WILLIAM DANIEL BECK Tomahawk Editor in Chief Crimson ANGELA MAUREEN BEER Sophomore choir Senior Choir Crimsonazres Golf French Club NFL Thes plans Grapplerettes SEHIOFFOIIIES Fiddler On The Roof Diary of Anne Frank Cheerblock You Can t Take It With You and Bye Bye Birdie RANDYA BENDER Basketball Intramurals and Boys Booster REBEL CA SUE BENDER Sophomore Choir Senior Choir Sunshine Society Career Center and Cheerblock DOUG L BEUTLER Baseball Basketball Intramurals Senior Follies and You Cant Take It With You TERESA LU BLACKPORT Band Marching Band Pep Band Golf Crimson Pan Am Sunshine Society Senior Follies Cheerblock and Pmm Committee DEAN ALAN BLEILE Tomahawk Career Center and Al most Anything Goes JEFFREY W BOLLINGER Career Center GLENN M BONTRAGER Basketball and Boys Booster RICHARD LEE BORKHOLDER Basketball Football Track Boys Booster and Building Trades MICHELLE LYNN BOSE Sophomore Choir Seruor Choir Crlmsonaires Crimson Biology Trip Pan Am Senior Follies F xddler On The Roof Sophomore Variety Show Student Council Cheerblock Medicorps Bye Bye Birdie Crimson Editor In Chief f76 771 LINDA JO BOSHART Band Marching Band Sophomore Choir Senior Choir Crimsonarres Swimming PanAm Senior Follies Sophomore Variety Show Student Coun crl Cheerblock Bye Bye Birdie Ski Club and Prom Committee JODI SUE BRECHTEL- Band Marching Band Pep Band Crimson Sunshine Socretv NFL Senior Class Treas urer Thespran Gmpplerettes SenzorFollles Fiddler On TheRoof Diary ofAnneFronk StudentCounc1l Cheerb- lock Medicorps You Cant Take It With You Bye Bye Birdie and Prom Committee KIMBERLE JANE BROWN Orchestra Band Marching Band Sophomore Choir Track NFL Media Club Pres: dent and Teachers Aide LARRY BROWN BILL BURKHEAD Baseball Football Intramurals B078 Booster and Building Trades DOUG A BURKHEAD Senior Choir Sophomore Choir Crxmsonazres Football Intramurals Boys Booster Building Trades Prom Committee and Rotary REBECCA ROSE BURKHOLDER Orchestra Band Marching Band Pep Band Tomahawk NHS and Fld dler On The Roof ELIZABETH ANN BURNS Swimming Track Cross Country Tomahawk Biology Trip French Club NFL Cheerblock and Girls State MICHAEL LEE BUSS Intramurals Track and Rotary REX A BUTLER Sophomore Choir and Senior Choir NOAH EDWARD BYERS- Band Sophomore Choir Senior Choir, Baseball, Basketball, Football Intramurals Truck, Wrestling Senior Follies Sophomore Variety Show Student Council, and Boys Booster THERESA ANNE CHERNIAK- Tomahauk Biology Trip Pan Am Sunshine Society. Class Officer Senior Follies Sophomore Variety Show, Student Council, Cheerblock, and Prom Committee ' LORILINN CHIDDISTER- Track, French Club Senior Fol- lies, Bat Girls, Cheerblock, and Prom Committee DEBBIE S. COMSTOCK- Sophomore Choir. Senior Choir, OEA, Senior Follies, Sophomore Variety Show, Cheerb- lock, and Medicorps Beanie Mary Kathy Bo Laura David Linda Angle Bimbo Bob Doug A Teresa Capt. Bly Jeff Bon Dick ee 'x 1 S Michelle Lir1 Lin Jodi Kim Larry Burk Burk Rebecca Uz P.F.C x R.A. B. Fro Theresa Chid Debbie SENIOR CLASS SHA WN CONA TSER- Boys Booster CINDY R. CONDER- Band, and Marching Band JOSEPH MATTHEW CONN- Baseball, Biology Trip, SeniorFollies, Student Council, Boys Booster, and ROIGIU JOHN R. CONRAD- Basketball, Golf, Senior Follies, Boys Booster, Prom Committee, Rotary, and Fellowship Of Christian Athletes ANGELA C. COPENHA VER- Sophomore Choir, Pom-Pom, SeniorFollies Student Council Cheerblock Flag corps and Prom Committee DEBRA KAY CORSON- Basketball Volleyball Track. French Club NHS Art Club Library Club, Chess Club and Cheerblock DANIEL W. COTHERMAN- Baseball Intramurals and Boys Booster MARIA D COTTINGHAM CONNIE ELIZABETH COVINGTON Sophomore Chou' Senior Choir Sunshine Society NHF Thespuzn Grap plerettes Pom Pom SeniorFollies Damn Yankees Fld dler On The Roof DIBIQ' ofAnne Frank Cheerblock You Can tTake It With You Flagcorps Prom Committee Bye Bye Birdie and Ten Little Indians DOUGLAS DANIEL CRIPE Orchestra Band Marching Band Pep Band Jazz Band Pun Am NHS Thesplan Senior Follies Damn Yankees Fiddler On The Roof Diary ofAnne Frank You Cant Take It With You Ten Little Indians Bye Bye Birdie and Muzco Trip TERESA RAE CRIPE Golf Tomahawk Sunshme Society OEA Student Council Cheerblock andProm Commattee GEORGE CULP JuELLEN CULP Band Marching Band Pep Band OEA and Cheerblock LUCINDA ROSE CUNNINGHAM DA VID MATTHEW DANFORTH BOBBI LOU DAVIS Senior Choxr Sophomore Cholr Pom Pom Cheerblock and Flagcorps DONNA SUE DAVIS Sophomore Choir Track Pom Pom and Flagcorps KATHLEEN EMILY DEAL- Sophomore Choir Senior Choir Basketball Volleyball Track Sunshine Society Class Officer Grapplerettes SemorFollxes Track Maids BdfglflS Sophomore Variety Show Student Council Cheerblock Fellowship Of Christian Athletes GARYF DIAZ JAMES D DILLS MARY DUBININ Track Cross Country Biology Trap French Club NHS Grapplerettes Senior Follies Track Maids Bye Bye Budze Aquatics DAR Good Citizen Girls State Alternate Homecoming Queen Prom Com mittee and Almost Anything Goes KIMBERLY LYNN EASTMAN DAVE A EDLUND DAWN A EDWARDS Orchestra Golf Sunshine Society Pom Pom Senior Follies Student Council Cheerblock and Pmm Committee TIM L EFFENBERGER ARTURO ESPINOSA Career Center CHRISTOPHER ALBERT FIANDT KELLEY JO FIDLER Track Tomahawk Senior Follies Cheerblock and Ski Club KATHLEEN M FLEMING Sophomore Choir Senior Choir and Prom Committee LARRY N FLINT Band Football Intramurals Track NHS Sophomore Class President Wrestlzng SemorFol lies Sophomore Variety Show Student Council Boys BoosterPres1dent Kim Hartzler Outstanding Sophomore Award and Pram Committee TAMMI LORRAINE F OLKER Sophomore Choir Senior Choir Basketball Volleyball Truck Biology Trip Art Club Grapplerettes SeniorFoll1es Fiddler On The Roof Cheer Block Skt Club Bye Bye Birdie Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Prom Committee WILLIAM F FRISBIE Intramurals Tomahawk and Semor Follies Shawn i Jew John Angle Cory IX D C Mana Connie Doug Buzz George JoEllen Cindy Dan Bobbi Donna ff l 1 i. Ma Ma Deal Gary Jim Mary Kim X ' A Dave Dawn Tim Art Alley y Kelly Flamingo Fred Tam Bill BRADLEY WILLIAM FRY Band Marching Band Pep Band Jazz Band Senior Follies and Building Trades DOWMERRILL GORHAM Swimming Tomahawk S2m0r Follies Student Council Boys B00st2r Shi Club and Offee Aide MONICA EMILY HAINES RICKY JOE HAMSHER Football Intramurals Track Wrestling Student Council Boys Booster and Rotary KELLY DEE HANDGEN DALLAS ROY HANEY Sophomore Chair and Senior Choir DANIEL JOSEPH HANEY Intramurals Golf and Boys Booster DAVID MICHAEL HANEY Orchestra Band Marching Band Pep Band Jazz Band French Club President Sk: Club and Prom Committee KIM HARDESTY MICHELLE DIANE HARRIS Sophomore Choir Senior Choir Crzmsonazres Suzmnung Biology Trip Pan Am Grapplerettes Senior Follies Track Maids Sophomore Varzety Show Student Council Cheerblock and Boys Swimming Statistician JUDY ANN HARTMAN MARK A HARTMAN Career Center CRISTINE ANN HAUTH Career Center CnRISTINA JO HAVER Career Center VERONICA A HENDRICKS Swimming French Club Sunshine Society NFL Pom Pom Senior Follies Cheerblock Flagcorps and Prom Committee ROBERTJOHNJR HEPLER Band MarchxngBand Jazz Band Senior Choir Basketball Football, Intramurals Track Biology Trip, NHS Senior Follies, Sophomore Variety Show Boys Booster and Hoosier Boys-State KIMELLENHILL- Track ArtClub Cheerblock,andAlmost Anything Goes DAVID H. HIRE- Swimming Track Cross Country and Boys Booster KIMBERLYJHOBSON-Band MarchingBand PepBand SeniorFollies Track Maids Batgirls andProm Commit- DONNA KAY HOSCHTETLER- Sunshine Society Cheerb- lock and Medicorps STEPHANIE DIANE HOFFMAN- Jazz Band Sophomore Choir, Biology Trip French Club, NFL NHS, Thespians Senior Follies, Damn Yankees, Fiddler On The Roof Sophomore Variety Show, Student Council President Student Council Secretary, Cheerblock, and Bye Bye Bir- die CHRISTOPHER LYNN HOLAWAY- Sophomore Choir, SeniorChoir, Swimming, Golll and Fiddler On The Roof JEAN MARIE HOLDEMAN- Band, Marching Band, Crim- son, Sunshine Society, and Cheerblock DAVID C. HOLDERREAD- Sophomore Choir, Tomahawk, and Wrestling NANETTE SUSAN H OLDREAD- Sophomore Choir Presi- dent, Senior Choir, Cheerbloch, and Prom Committee LARRY VAUGHN HOLSTON- Intramurals, Track, Cross Country, Tennis, Biology Trip, NHS, Boys Booster, and Rotary CHRIS ALLEN HOOGENBOOM- Intramurals, Boys Boos- ter, and Building Trades SUZANNE PATRICE HOOPINGARNER - Sophomore Choir, Senior Choir, Basketball, Volleyball, Track, French Club, NHS, Art Club, Senior Follies, Fiddler On The Roof, and Fellowship of Christian Athletes DREWETTA HOPKINS- Senior Choir, and Sophomore Choir STEVEN DEWA YNE HOSTETLER- Baseball. Football. I n- tramurals, Senior Follies, and Boys B00ster GARTH C. HOYMAN SHELLY BETH INGOLD- Sophomore Choir, Basketball, Volleyball, Track, NHS, Ar! Club, Ch-Wrbloek. Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes. and Prom Committee Bratley Bill Dow Emily Ricky Joe Kelly Dallas Dan David Kim Shelly Judy Mark 1 N. '-,si Chris Chris Nicky Robert Bun fi x ug, 11 153 .15 David Kimbie Donna Stephanie Ufile Wally ' eg:-Q., 1 Jean Dave Duh Holstein Hoogie ix N-. 'M,- Li if 1, Y, -. 2 , V HOUPY Dewetta Roach Garth Shel JAMES JAY JACKSON- Intramurals, Tennis, Golf, Crim- son Boys Booster, and Rotary JEFFE JOHNSON Intramurals Art Club Career Center. and JA RANDALL JOHN JONES Sophomore Chozr Semor Choxr Football Intmmurals Track SemorFoll1es Boys Boas ter and Rotary SEPTEMBER LYNNE JONES Tomahawk Sunshme Soc tety Art Club Career Center Semor Follzes Student Councll Cheerblock Medzcorps ondHomecom1ng Rep resentatwe TIMOTHY STEVENJONES Band MarchmgBand Foot ball Track Wrestlzng and Boys Booster DEBRA ANN KARPINSKI Sophomore Choir Vollevball Truck OEA Art Club and Prom Committee DEBBIE ANN KEENAN Basketball Volleyball Tenms Art Club Cheerblock and Aquatics TIMMYA KEMPER Football Boys Booster and Almost Anything Goes VALERIE LEE KENNEDY Sophomore Chozr Smmmmg Track Tenms Career Center SentorFollzes Sophomore Vartety Shou Student Council Cheerblock and Skt Club BRIANK KERNS Intramurals Art Club Semor Follies and Boys Booster SANDRA SUE KILMER Band Marchmg Band Career Center JA and 4H BRAD KIME Golf NHS Junior Class President Senior Follies Student Counul Boys Booster Sk: Club GHS Mascot Pmm Committee and Rotary ANITA KINNEY DANIEL RAY KINTIGH Orchestra Chamber Orchestra and Career Center PAIGE ANN KITSON Sophomore Chozr Semor Choxr Track SunshmeSoc1etv OEA TrackMa1d Cheerblock and Pmm Committee MARKANDREWKLASE Sophomore Chozr Semor Chou Swzmmmg Crimson Tomohouk Boys Booster and SA Club Choir Sunshine Soczety Pom Pom Semor Follles Cheerblock Flagcorps and Prom Commxttee MARILYN C KNAPP NHS DENNIS JAY KREAGER Baseball Basketball Football Semor Follies Student Council Boys Booster Rotar and Bulldmg Trades NATAUE RUTH LAMBRIGHT Basketball Volleyball NHS Art Club Semor Follies Track Mazds Student Council Cheerblock Prom Commzttee Sophomon Sueetheart Queen Swim Relays Representative Homecommg Queen Representatue Goshen Relays Queen Representative Fellowshlp ofChrtstzan Athletes President ERIC GRANT LANDAW Band Marching Band Jazz Band Science Club French Club Semor Follxes and Boys Booster STEVENR LANDIS Baseball Intramurals Track and Boys Booster CHERYL ANN LANTZ Orchestra Chamber Orchestra OEA NHS and Cheerblock DWAYNE KENT LANTZ JOHN THOMAS LANTZ Band Marching Band Pep Band Jazz Band Semor Follies Sophomore Vartety Shou and Almost Anythmg Goes JAY S LANTZER Baseball Basketball Football In tramurals Boys Booster and Rotary CYNTHIA SUE LARAMORE BRIAN D LAU CHRISTOPHER TODD LECHNER-Swzmmmg Tennts Science Club Bzologv Trxp Pan Am NHS Boys Booster and Tenms Team Captain LAURA LYNN LEEDY Sophomore Choir Tomahawk Sunshine Society OEA Cheerleader Art Club Semor Follzes Batgrrls Cheerblock and Prom Committee JONATHAN EARL LEHMAN JUDY ELAINE LEHMAN Band Marching Band Sopho- more Chozr Semor Chou' Volleyball Art Club Semor Vollles Track Molds Sophomore VarletyShouI Student Counctl and Cheerblock . - I I - . , . . , I I I I ' I . , 4 . I I . I I I I ' . , I , . I I I ' I , I I I I l ' I I I I I A ' I 1 I A I I 4 I I YI I I . ' I I I I I ' r l I ' I I ' I I 4 I l I I I I I I ' I I h . I . . I I , I I . I I I I - D I I I ' I I KELLY JO KLOPFENSTEIN- Sophomore Choir, Senio. , I I ' I - I ' I I I I I I . ' I I I I I , . , I I I I , . I I I ' I I I I . . I ' ' I I I ' I I I I ' I I I I I I N 'I - ' I I I ' I I . . y . , I , I I I I h ' - I I I I . I I I I ' I Y I I I I I - I ' I l 'I I o Iv Jimmy Jeff Jonesy Sept Tim Karp Deb Tim Valerie KSVUSY Sam Brad ,, I ANNE Daniel Paige Mark KGVY Marylin D. K. Nan Eric Steve Cheryl Dewy Koiack Jet Cindy Nu . jf 'T w Brain Chris Laura John Jude PAMELA SUE LEICHTY French Club Art Club Senzor Folltes Track Maids Student Council Cheerblock and Prom Committee WILLIAM BRADLEY LEWALLEN Orchestra Band Marching Band Pep Band Suxmmmg Track Crimson Tomohauh Science Club Pan Am Fiddler On TheRoof Sophomore Variety Show Bovs Booster Prom Commit tee and Rotary KIRK LIVINGSTON ALAN GEORGE LOTZ Sophomore Choir Semor Choir Crzmsonalres Art Club Fiddler On The Roof Sopho more Variety Shou You Can t Take It With You Bye Bye Bzrdle and Prom Committee LOUISA ANN MCCLOSKEY Sophomore Choir Semor Choir and Medzcorps DOUGLASE MANAHAN Football Tomahawk Edxtorin Chlef CareerCenter Student Council and Boys Booster KEN C MAST SUSAN JEAN MASTER Sophomore Choir Senior Chmr Art Club Library Club and Cheerblock RHONDA LYNNE METZLER Orchestra Chamber Or chestra Basketball Volleyball Tennis Biology Trzp Sunshine Society NHS and Cheerblock PAMELA A MEYER Sunshine Society Semor Follies Student Council Cheerblock Medzcorps and Prom Commattee SALLYANNMILLAR BandPepBand Suzmrnmg French Club NHS Semor Class President Sophomore Class Public Relations Semor Follies Track Maids Sopho more Varxety Shou Student Council Ski Club Student FacultySenatePTS Member HoosxerGirls State Inku ell Wrzter Pram Chazrman and Aquatics BRUCE ALLAN MILLER Sophomore Choir Semor Choir Crlmsonalres Baseball Basketball Football Intramur als SenrorFoll1es Sophomore Variety Show Boys Boos ter and Rotary JERRY RICHARD MILLER Career Center MICHAEL DALE MILLER Surmmmg Track Crimson Biology Trip Pan Am Boys Booster Rotary and Prom Commztte TIMOTHY OWEN MILLER Jazz Band Sophomore Chozr Semor Choir Cnmsonalres Football Intramurals Track Cross Country Tomohauk Career Center Semor Follies Sophomore Variety Shou Student Council Boys Booster GHS Mascot German Club FFA and Bye Bye Bzrdze DURANE WAYNE MISHLER Sophomore Chorr Semor Choir Crmxsonazres NFL Art Club Thespzans Semor Follies Flddler On The Roof You Cant Take It With You and Bye Bye Bxrdze WENDY JO MORSE Band Marching Band Sophomore Chair Semor Chozr Cheerblock and Prom Committee TERIM MOWRY Sophomore Choir Sen1orCho1r Sopho more Class Treasurer Art Club Grapplerettes Semor Follies Sophomore Varrety Show Student Council and Cheerblock KAREN KAY MYERS Sophomore Choir Semor Choir Crtmsonazres Golf Biology Trip Cheerleaders Senior Follies Fiddler On The Roof Trackmazds Sophomore Varlety Show Student Council Bye Bye Btrdle Girls State Homecoming Queen Candidate Prom Committee and Sweetheart Queen Candxdate DAVIDL NEFF Intramurals Truck Crimson Pan Am NHS Bays Booster Rotary and Prom Committee TAMILA CGANGERJ NEWCOMER LESLIE ANN NEWELL Sophomore Choir Semor Chotr Semor Follies Track Maids Chcerblock Prom Commzt tee Intramural Smrekeeper and Library Assrstant MYRON DUANE NISSLEY Intramurals Boys Booster and Ski Club JEFFS NORTON Student Councll ANDREW HUGH OEXMANN Band Marchmg Band In tramurvals Golf BrologyTr1p Semor Follies Flddler On The Roof Boys Booster Rotary Student Council and Prom Committee LORI ANN OGLE Track Pan Am Cheerleader Art Club SemorFoll1es Trackmazds Student Council Cheerb lock and Prom Committee DANA JANE OLIGEE PanAmOEA NHS SenrorFolltes and Prom Committee DAVID ALLEN PARCELL Band Marching Band Jazz Band Crunsonarres Biology Trip Sen1orFollzes Damn Yankees Boys Booster Bye Bye Brrdre MIKE PERRY PARSON DEBRA LEE PEDERSON Track Basketball Volleyball Tennis Art Club and Fellowship ofChr1stzan Athletes ROSALIEA PENROSE Sophomore Chorr and OEA GEORGE DAVID PEREZ Football Career Center and Wrestltng Pam Brad Ernie Alan Louisa The Radical Ken Susan Ronda Pam Sa Goose Jerry Mikey Dud Durane Wendell X. 1 X , 5 . W x Teri Kay V Dave Tammy Les IN Mvfvf' Jeff Ox Laurie Dana Dave Mike Peedy Rose Jos? BENJAMIN FREDERICK PESTOW Band Marchmg Band PepBand JazzBand SenzorFolltes andButldlng Trades ELSA LURDEZ PINEDA Sophomore Chozr Pom Pom SentorFoll1es Student Counczl Cheerblock Flagcorp Almost Anythmg Goes and Prom Committee KAREN S PLATZ LARRY B PRICE TERRYA PRICE French Club Damn Yankees Boys Boos ter and Student Counctl NANCY PRICE Orchestra Chamber Orchestra Bzologv Trtp French Club NHS Damn Yankees Fzddler On The Roof and Medzcorps LORI LEE PUMROY Band Marchtng Band Crxmson Career Center JA and 4H JOHNNY LEE PUTMAN Swimming Boys Booster and Rotary ROBERT CARL RAMSEYER Orchestra Chamber Or chestra Crtmson Editor ln Ch1efl77 781 Tomahawk NHS Career Center SenzorFoll1es Ftddler On The Roof Damn Yankees and Sophomore Varlety Show JOHN REINER Basketball Golf Student Counczl and Boys Booster SHARON KA! RENSBERGER Band Marchmg Band PepBand Golf PanAm SunshxneSoc1ety NHS Senzor Follies Chcerblock and Prom Comnutlee KATRINA LYNN RIDER Pom Pom CHARLES DRISCOL RIGGS Career Center JERRY LEE RILEY Sophomore Cholr Senior Chagr Baseball Basketball Football Student CounC1l and Rotary PATRICIA ANN ROBINSON Sophomore Choxr Semor Choir Crimson Art Club Thespmns Senror Follzes Fzddler On The Roof Dtary Of Anne Frank You Cant Takeltwzth You J A Bye Bye Bndxe Prom Committee and A V Club SUSAN JANE RODIBAUGH Sophomore Chmr Sentar- Chotr Biology Trip Pan Am Club NHS SenrorFolltHs Batgzrls Student Counczl Cheerbloch Mexico Tryp Skt Club Prom Commzttee and Almost Anythmg G02s JEFFREY D ROOSE Sophomore Chmr Sensor Chotr Senzor Follies Sophomore Vanety Show Student Coun czl Boys Booster and AV Club BARBARA ELAINE ROTH Orchestra Band Mardnng Band Pep Band NHS Damn Yankees gndF1ddler On The Roof PAMELA RENAE ROTH Semvr Chogr Cnmsonazres Sunshine Socxety OEA NHS Semor Follies Student Council Cheerblock Prom Commgttee and Offlce Atde BRIAN LAVON SCHMUCKER Crimson and Career Center GLORIA ANNE SCHNEIDER Sophomore Choir Sengor Choxr Crzmsonazres Termgs Crrmson Brology Trgp Sunshzne Soctety Art Club Grapplerettes Semor Follies Student Council You Can l Take lt Wgth You and Prom Committee SCOTT SCHNELL PAULA MAY SHAFFER Sophomore Chonr Senior Chogr Basketball Volleyball Art Club and Fellowsmp of Chrzstlan Athletes KELLY LEE SHARPE Semor Chogr Crgmson Art Club Sentor Follies Fiddler On The Roof Tmckmauds and Cheerblock MICHAEL RAY SHERER DAVID LINN SHOUP Sophomore Ch0xr Semor Chmr Football Intramurals Golf Bgology Tryp Thegpguns Semor Follzes Fzddler On The Roof Sophomore Variety Shou. Student Councxl Boys Booster You Can t Take It With You Bye Bye Bzrdxe and Homecoming Escort ESTHER MARIE SHRINER Band Marching Band and DANIELC SINK Wrestlmg Sengor Folhes and Boy Boas Cf JAYE M SLEPPY Football Swzmmtng Travlt Bx0l0gy Tnp SentorFollnes Student Councrl Boys Booster and Rotary PAULA K. SMITH- Basketball Volleyball Trovk. Tennis Sunshine,Sociely Senior Follies Trackrnuidg und Cheerblock SHERRY LYNN SNODGRASS- Band. Marching Band Pep Band, Basketball Volleyball Track Crimson and Student Aide Bernard E sa Karen Laffy Terry N8f7Cy on ee Rob Reifldeef Sharon Katrina 4 w 5 Charle Rooster Pat Runaround Sue ' Judu i ga-df 3,3-f , . , . . .- .u. - '. , Barb Pam Brian Gloria S090 aww vom... Shaf Kelly Mike Shgupie Ream P A Peggy Dan Slep Smitty Tad I MELINDA SUE SNYDER Band Marfhxng Band Sopho more Choxr Sen1orCh01r Cnmsonazres Pan Am NHS Semor Follies Fzddler On The Hoof Sophomore Vurgety Show, Cheerblockl Bye Bye Bzrdaf and Prom Commlttee NANCY ANN SNYDER Sophomore Chozr Semor Chozr and Cheerblock NATALIE C SPENCER Tennis Bzology Trzp French Club Sunshme Soczety Jumor Semor Class Vzce President SemorFoll1es Batgzrls Student Council and Cheerblock AMYSPRINGER Swzmmmg Tenms Golf Cnmson Sun shine Soclety Grapplerettes Trackmands and Cheerb- oc BRENT PHILLIP ST GERMAIN LORI SUSAN STICKEL Sophomore Chozr Semor Choir Volleyball Track ArtClub LzbraryCIub SemorFollles Student Councll and Sk: Club CHERYL LYNN STOTTS Band Marching Band Pep Band Blology Trzp French Club Cheerblock andAqua xcs JOYCEE STROUP Sophomore Chou- Semor Chou- Art Club Career Center Fzddler On The Roof You Cqnz Take It Wlth You JA and Medio Club JAMIE R STRYCKER Sophomore Chozr Semor Choxr Crlmsonaxres Baseball Basketball Football Intramur als Sophomore Class Vxce Preszdent Senzor Follzes Sophomore Var:etyShow Student Counczl BoysBooster and Rotary TRACYA STULTS Swzmmzng Student Counczl KATHYL SWEETSER Orchestm Band MorchmgBand Pep Band Jazz Band Tomahauk French Club Semor Follzes Damn Yankees Slu Club and Prom Commxttee KAYER SWOVELAND Pan Am Cheerleader Art Club Semor Follzes Batgzrls Student Council and Prom Committee LISA ELAINE TAF T Sophomore Choxr Basketball Track Sunshzne Soclety Student Counczl Cheerblock and Prom Committee DONNA KAY TAYLOR Orchestra Band MarchmgBand P Prom Commzttee JOHN MICHAEL TRENSHAW Bays Booster and Buzld mg Trades BRUCEL TROEGER Swxmmzng BoysBooster andBuald mg Tmdes KERRY LEE VANDENOEVER Band Marching Band PepBand JazzBand B1ologyTr1p French Club Semor Follies Sophomore Varzety Shou StudentCounczl Prom Committee and Aquatzcs BETH ANN VANDERHEYDEN Sophomore Chozr Semor Choxr Crrmsonazres Bwlogy Trip NHS Thespmns Semor Follies Damn Yankees Fzddler On The Roof Trackmazds Sophomore Varzety Sh0w Cheerblock You Cant Take lt Wzth You Prom Cammzttee and Bye Bye Bxrdle KATHY SUE VANNOSTER Sophomore Choir Semor Choir Semor Follies Cheerblock and Prom Commzttee SANDRA ELLEN VA UGHN NELDAM VONBLON SophomoreChozr andSen1orCho1r DONALD WAYNE WANAMAKER JAMES GREG WEAVER Sophomore Choir Semor Chogr Crrmsonaxres NHS Thespmns Semor Fotlzes Damn Yankees Flddler On The Roof Dmry ofAnne Frank You Can t Take It Wxth You Ten Little lndgqng and Bye Bye Bzrdze JAMES RICHARD WEAVER Band Morchmg Band Football Intmmumls Student Council Boys Booster and Buzldmg Trades KAREN KAY WEAVER Sophomore Chou' Semor Choir Crxmsonaxres OEA Semor Folltes Sophomore Varzety Show Student Council Cheerblock and Medzcoprs CYNTHIA ANN WEEDEN Volleyball Career Center and Student Counczl DENNIS J WELDY Sophomore Chotr Semor Chou Baseball Basketball Football Intramurals and Boys Booster LISA D WELDY Sophomore Chozr Semor Chmr and Cheerblock JOE N WELLING DAVID P WENGER ROBERT DUANE WHEELER Band Marchlng Band Football Track Bmlogy Trzp Wrestling SemorFoll1es Student Council Boys Booster Prom Committee and Rotary CATHY DIANE YODER Band Marching Band Semor Choir Basknnn ' I l I I . 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F3f'f5'G 3f?T- 4'!7f9'- Q ' ' 1-' - 2:99521-v fkvfsg ,3.,,,, ,. 531392545 f- f' -- .Y t A, mvgvl ' ' P' e- ' '-n s, x ,, x so-ft :ftp atjg M X x 3 J.-I-:rim I 1 4- -1 'wyio L 'W' X , L-55 o R A 3 ' f : . e , ' . ve... , ' I at L 5 'fx' Wi-f' .44 f x ' . 4 X' fe - 7 1 als , Y .' N , K , Q ii' 5..,4,t 'gy .t : 'x -,' ' K is-:,v Qt R., 1 X x ', ' -I 'W 'Wm Y 5 ii . fs .Qi t A. 29 -4 'LS' 'rj 'N' we R 9 -' ,. rw 2.21 V., Mu. 433555: w: Wg: yt ' ' oott N RQ t ., ii 4 I' A. ' 8 - ' ' ' is ' 1 3 YK i -St e ws if els s fTe'3'1 it ...s -. fi , 4 'f 4 I Q f ' ft so age., s Q t W 1 saw , . L gay - XE' W' A t Q 'W J gnu' 'GBT WTIL YA Xrk . 54 , x K . ' fax' 1t' h.wiY s 1 , ,, -1.,, , Scott Slnk -DECEASED- Scott Sink was lost to his class- mates in a car-pedestrian accident on Berkey Avenue in August '77. Scott would have been a GHS Sophomore. 4? Dave Becker-Oberlin AB, Biology, Chemistry, 3 years. Norma Lee Blair-Indiana State University MS, BS, Home I-Iconimics, Department Head, I5 years. Fred Blosser-Goshen College BS, Indiana University MS, Depart- ment Head, 25 years. Elmer Bowers-Manchester College BS, Ohio State University MA Chemistry, Physics, Department Head, 20 years. Germaine Burns-Purdue University BS, MS, Media Specialist, I0 years. Deanne Byerly-Ohio State University BS, Western Mishingan MA, Vise-Principal, 3 years. Doug Cartwright-Indiana University BS, MS, English, 3 years. Diane Cartwright-Indiana University SA. MS, English, 9 years. Rick Clark-Goshen College BS, Sociology, Psychology, 3 years. Henry Clason-Northwestern University BS, Indiana University MS. U.S. 6 World History, Civics, 25 years. Arthur Cosgrove-Butler University BS, Driver Education, 19 years. Melinda Day-Bowling Green University BA, Art, 3 years. John Dechant-Ball State University BS, Western University MS, U.S. History, Wrestling and Track Coach, I0 years. Berniece H. Dwyer-Ball State University MS, Shorthand, Typing, Guidance. 22 years. Robert Fancil-Goshen College BA, Indiana University MA, Bench, Department Head, I8 years. Max I-'iandt-Northwestern Missouri BS, Indiana University MS, Principal, 3 years. Laura Funk-Goshen College BA, Ball State University MA, Engish, 3 years. Richard Harley-Purdue University BS, Ball State University MS, Social Studies, Department Head, 22 years. Charles Hart-Goshen College BS. Ball State University MA, Busi- ness, 27 years. Carl Homeman-Eabash College BA, Indiana University MAT, Spanish, I3 years. Burdette Hake-Manchetster College BS, Indiana University MS, Social Studies, 25 years. Harold Katsner-Ball State University BS, Indiana University MS, Guidance, 28 years. Doris Keyser-Goshen College BS, St. Francis MS, Effects, Ad- vanced P.E., Basketball 8: 'IX-ack Coach, 4 years. Deatra Kinney-Purdue University BS. Ball State University MA, Home Economics, 10 years. Brian Kirk-Oklahoma City University BS, Purdue University MS, Orchestra, 16 years. Wayne Iambright-Goshen College BS, Bowling Green State Uni- versity MA, Mathematics, Co-Department Head, Golf Coach, I3 years. Robert Mathews-Manchester College AB. Indiana University MS,Business Math, 32 years. Corally McCann-Ball State University BA, MA, P.E., Swimming Coach, 12 years. Ken Mirer-Eastern Mishingan BS, Western Mishingan MA, Indus- trial Arts, Varsity Foootball Coach, 10 years. Shirley Myers-Indiana University BS, MS, Special Education, 5 years. Ralph Peterson-Ball State University BS, Indiana University MS, Driver Education, Industrial Arts, 33 years. David Plank-Blullton College BS, Ball State University MA, Music Theory, Jazz Band, Band Director, 10 years. Wanye Randolph-Ball State University MS, Assistant Principal, Guidance Director, -4 years. Bryan Rathle-University of Evansville BS, Indiana University MS, Swimming Coach, Physical Education, ll years. K Carl Reiner-Ball State University BS, MA, Geometry, 21 years. Herb Resler-Ball State University BS, MA, Athletic Director, Phys- ical Education, Department Head, 5 years. Allan Rogers-Purdue University BS, Auto Mechanics, 27 years. Ls FACULTY 4 Devon Shrock Goshen College BA Norte Dame MA Engush 9 years Robert Sharpe Morehead State Unn ersnty AB Colorado State Unnersxty MA Musxc Hnstory Department Head Assnstant Band Director I8 years Jerry Snyder Ball State University BS MA Law and Mass Media Joumallsm, Yearbook Newspaper Newsbureau 14 years P.lulSteWenslnd1ana Unneralty BS MS Specnal Education 9 years Menll Swartley Goshen College AB Choxr Crunsonalres 19 years Milt Thomas Manchester College BS lndlana Unnersnty MS Gun dance Student Councnl Sponsor 3 years Wnlham Tnchenor-Indiana State Unlverslty BS MS Applned Sen ence Earth Scnence 9 years Sandra Ward Lake Mnshlngan CollegeAB Western Mlshmgan College BS Advanced Typing Typxng 1 Related Omce Prac tlce 3 years. Carl WeaverwGoshen College BA Blology Cross Country and Track Coach, 9 years Penelope White Unnersnty of llhnons BA MA Speech Commun: cation RhetorlcCommumcat1on Nl-'Land Thesplan Sponsor -1 years 5 H-can 3,3 close friends, and associates throughout Art Cosgrove's career were on hand to pay tribute to one of Goshen High A g is W most distinguished faculty members.2yMr. Cosgrove recieved 3 'C e C ' l from the cheerleading squad during a ceremony at halftime of a basketball game. 3jMr. Cosgrove was introduced to the apprecia- rowd.4jArt Cosgrove holds up a Goshen News photo given to the in recognition of his 1962 team that went to the Fort Wayne Stepping Into Change cnoups an A' W' wi 5 ,.s?'5 , Qmwfl w ill 'B . ' ' f qw, qi my l '.fjf.!'f Tf ' 4 , f fs: f it, V f H t Viale I w -fa?-1'f'E4if1'f' 3T It A ' V1 vAnslTY CHEERLEADERS pictured len no right, first row, carla f 1-iw' 4'7 - J ' E' L GHS ' ht Ste hanle Lukeman EQ,fiw: . ,.4..g .VJr 4. is T,-oyer and Jane Holcziesi Second row, left to rig , p , ?I ' . . ,3. j',',xZ'-A A. wfff A Ka e Swoveland, an ara royer. 15135 9 J E21 14 ,iz GHS GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM- First row, left to right, JV cheerleaders Greta Spencer and Cinda Schwalm, trainer Toni Miller, Paula Smith, Sherry Snodgrass, Carol Hoogenboom, Deb Pederson, Patty Essig, Mel Cripe, Shelly lngold, Sue Hooping- ardner, JV cheerleaders Kathy Miller, and Karen Hardies. Second row, left to right, Bertha Burkholder, Paula Shaffer trainer Kerry Hershberger, Terri Schneider, Leslie Fraser, coach Dorn Keyser, Natalie,Lambright, Deb Corson, assistant coach Vicki Mullet, and Deb Newell. V, AA . -1411! l GHS VARSITY AND JR. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM- First row, left to right, K. Hershberger, B. Miller, M. Alexenko, E. Swoveland, K. Sentell, M. McCIoughen, C. Chrisman, J. Guipe, B. Snyder, S. Hoffman, D. Weldy, and S. Roth. Second row, left to right, T. Brown, L. Perez, B. Hooven, R. Gillis, T. Jordan, S. Riegsecker, M. Hunsberger, D. Miller, D. Richards, J. Davis, M. Eldridge, T. Eby, J. Berkey, and B. Lau. Third row, left to right, coach K. Mirer, B. Mathis, J. Hamman, D. Carr, J. Riley, T. Bailey, J. Strycker, B. Miller, R. Hamsher, C. Gregory, J. Lantzer, D. Kreager, C. Amadeo, J. Sleppy, and asst. coach R. Robertson. Fourth row, Ielf to rlght, asst. coach D. Hoffman M. Essig, A. Miller, T. Jordan, J. Weddle, J. Barner, C. Pederson, J. Clingerman, T. Hoogenboomg L. Flint, M. Towne, S. Cripe, R. Hepler, T. Kemper, W. Drapeza, and asst. coach Glen Zoller. Fifth row, left to right, trainer Don Ogle, asst. coach Kirk Sorg, S. Swihart, J. Lehman, C. Harris, P. Bailey, R. Jones, M. Pangburn, M. Wittrlg, J. Weaver, S. Weddle, D. Berkey, B. St. Germain, S. Jones, J. Evans, D. Edlund, and O. Miller. L w'-lf-'i' 'Ts- ui, Q, XX GHS VARSITY GOLF TEAM- First row, left to right, Doug Carr, John Rieth, John Guipe, and Jim Jackson. Second row, left to right, asst. coach Jeff Jackson, Chris Mars, John Reiner, John Conrad, Brad Kime, Jay lngold, and coach Wayne Lambright. T R at K GHS VARSITY GIRLS TRACK TEAM- First row, left to right, Terri Brandt, Chris Teall, Lisa Brechtel, Angie Mahoney, Tina Drapeza, Karie Sherck, Kathy Sibal, Shelley, Donovan, Marty Snyder, Sherry Snodgrass, and Kathy Ulmer. Second row, left to right, Toni Miller, Leslie Fraser, Dawn Vannoster, Sarah Beeson, Rebecca Moyer, Sandy Kline, Mary Cherniak, Cecilia Cherniak, Linda Jesse, Shari Bontrager, Deb Snyder, Bertha Burkholder, Kim Kuehl, and coach Dori Keyser. Third row, left to right, Gail Elliot, Michelle Bose, Risa Richards, Marilyn Joldersma, Barb Roth, Tina Rogers, Leslie Barks, Marilyn Jerles, Lisa Stoner, Mary Dubinin, Carol Hoogenboom, Deb Eschelman, Nancy Troy, and asst. coach Mindy Day. BA EBALL a A M- GHS VARSITY BOYS' BASEBALL TEAM- First row, left to right, trainer Andy Conn, Scott Miller, Dan Berkey, Ed Swoveland, Jaime Strycker, Jay Lantzer, Danny Kreager, Phil Taylor, Ron Bender, abd trainer Larry Champ. Second row, left to right, Denny Kreager, Jim Evans, Mike Pangburn, Dennis Weldy, Chuck Pederson, John Papes, George Culp, Bruce Miller, Steve Weddle, Steve Yoder, Steve Swihart, and coach Devon Hoffman. X sf, NX X X 1 I F GHS GIRLS GOLF TEAM- First row, left to right, Jenny Lind, Kay Myers, and Sarah Beeson. Second l'0W, lefi to fight, Dawn Edwards, Terri Schneider, and Amy Springer. WRE TLIN GHS VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM- First row, left to right, Chris Ulmer, Randy Gill, Matt Wittrig, Tim Gardner, Dave Chupp, Dan Sink, Roy Honey, and Dave Richards. Second row, left to right, Bruce Snyder, Jon Lehman, Mark Wittrig, Brent St. Germain, Bob Wheeler, Dave Edlund, Mark Rosser, and manager Brad Rogers. GHS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM- First row, left to right, Nancy Troy, Scott Eyer, Chip Harley, Tim Miller, Tim Miller, Don McCann, Jeff Eaton, Dave Sentell. Second row, left to right, Liz Burns, Kirk Livingston, Jon Reber, Scott Miller, Larry Holston, Tony Lambright, Gonzalo Diaz, and Chris Burgess. Third row, left to right, Mary Dubinin, Steve Coyne, Dave Faulkner, Dave Bartel, Greg Lambright, Rich Minier, Vic Maximenko, Don Cottingham, T6m Yoder, and coach Rick Clark. GHS VARSITY GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM- First row, left to right, Tammy Folker, Deb Keenan, Sue Hoopingarner, Deb Pederson, Deb Corson, and Sherry Snodgrass. 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K J.. 5 fl :k:,.,r.5..4e.,,5:g,j. Wiz? r ' as fi' 40 ' ' i' ? 6 . dh! ww HQ QQ ASHFE, MH 40 aaa if Q A . 'Xfire GHS VARSITY GIRLS TENNIS TEAM- First row, left to right, Chris Beachy, Terri Schneider, Linda Leichty, Tracy Anglemeyer, Greta Spencer, Natalie Spencer, and Gloria Schneider. Second row, left to right, Lori Burt, coach Doug Cartwright, Deb Pederson, Jenny Lind, Beth Chevalier, Jane Gorham, Paula Shaffer, Rhonda Metzler, and Karen.Hardies. GHS BOYS' TENNIS TEAM First row, left to right, Paul Algate, Dan Oplinger, Steve Haney, Wade Chiddlster, and Matt Wittrig. Second row, left to right, Steve Yoder Kahlil Schertz Mike Cr' e St S - D , , ip , eve wartzen druber, and Kevin Miller. Third row, left to right, Mr. Weddell, Arlin Troyer, Jay Ingold, Jim Jackson, Chris Lechner Jeff Stoltzfus, and Jeff Kercher. ' A ' 5. F - - - Q .. ML Q 5 GHS VARSITY TRACK TEAM- First row, left to right, Mike Keenan, Abebe Taffere, Dave Chupp. Lvle Bontrager,.John Yoder. R Q Doug Farmwald, Steve Haney, Jeff Radkey, Dave Sentell, Mike Truex, and Steve Coyne. Second row, left to right, Scott Miller, 3 'Don Cottingham, Gonzalo Dlaz, Tom Yoder, Phil Bailey, Larry Holston, Jaye Sleppy, Tim Miller, Tom Bailey, Craig Harris, Jon ' ' Reber, Kevin Miller, Kirk Livingston, Tim Miller, Chris Burgess, and Roman Sawchuk. Third row, left to right, Larry Wenger, ' Greg Weeden, Tim Brill, Gerry Davis, Phil Roberts, Bob Hooven, Ron Gillis, Chuck Amadeo, Bob Wheeler, Vic Maximenko, Steve Fliegsecker, Walter Drapeza, Rob Hepler, Jeff Barner, and Larry Flint. Fourth row, left to right, Rich Minier, Dennis'MiIIer, Peter Dublnln, Dave Slabaugh, Murray Stegelmann, Ed Papes, Mike Hunsberger, Jerry Clingerman, Dave Faulkner, and Dave Bartel mx .U ,, wg-f-Sai, -..-,W , -,qs ., .WJSQL p . . -- gl ,ne fl 14 X1 '25 ii 'xmhvy 1s Q9 in I 4 ...X- ' ll-W Q- .-.,g.gga,..m 54-,Lean GHS MANAGERS- Pictured left to right, Andy Conn, Dennis Weldy, Mark Roth, and Brian Miller 9 K 4 If l mem xg kk I S Ss Ku. K Q YL ZF U2 N Qi Md X, -4f:: L-d-X'j Ulluijj, W ik 1 1 1 K W' X fi Ggiw W X 5 , , fykwn QA 1 x J Y Y nf Ng, 4 'ff 5.5 55 533.525 F0325 Q51 WM lui ,J -T' ww' ,W Q-f Q 'K' in N PM fm 4 X' 2.3! 1' Y Q 255 Q . iw fniyf , l. H2 Y A , L ' 51 is f 'Q . QW? ig? ' r ,xg Q WN 5 f 3 3 6 ' - Qs R 4' VQSW '6-4-5225 Bair ' fl Q3 1 t R r . J f lfel' row! IETY-Fl t w, left torighl, Rhonda Metzler, Chris Gardner, and Jenn iglusugtgysfailger, Shiraz Rensberger, and Helen Ahonen. Thlrd row, left to rlght, Donna MSW Thuly TSYBSH Blackport, Jane lngold, Tracy BIBCKPOI1- and MVS- Kinney- SUNSHINE SDCIETY J A Z Z E .ef N JAZZ BAND- First row, left ot right Kerry Vandenneover, Gall Mille G B , r, race Oswald, Jill Slabaugh, John Lantz, Kathy Sweetser, and Mike Gardner. Second row, left to rlght, Stephanie Hoffman, Tlm Miller, Rob Hepler, Dave Haney, Denise Yoder, Dave Bartel, Paul Schreck, Tom Crum, and Mr Plank. Third row, left to rlght Mlke Edwa d B ' , r s, rad Fry, Bob Benton, Ben Pestow, Doug Crlpe, Steve Swarzendruber, Brlan L Lau, and Steve Conder. E NHS- First row, left to right, Sherl Yoder, Mary Martllla, Deb Corson, Mary Dubinln, Beth Vanderheyden, Rhonda Metzler, and Stephanie Hoffman. Second row, left to right, Stephanie Lukeman, Angie Copenhaver, Georgeanne Buckingham, Marllyn Knapp, Nancy Price, Becky Burkholder, Lynette Miller, Mari Oplinger, Bonnie Bartel, and Sharon Rensberger. Third row, left to right, Mlke Sherer, Mark Wittrlg, Shelley lngold, Cathy Yoder, Sue Rodibaugh, Sally Millar, Natalie Lambright, Natalie Spencer, Pam Roth, Mindy Snyder, Barb Floth, Dana Oligee, Dave Neff, and Larry Flint. Fourth row, left to right, Doug Cripe, Steve Yoder, Jim Evans, Rob Hepler, Greg Weaver, Tom Bailey, Kirk Livingston, Larry Holston, Ted Yoder, Jerry Riley, Chrls Lechner, and Dave Bartel. Fourth row, left to right, Brad Kime, Mr. Mathews, Jerry Cllngerman, and Jeff Barner. NATIONAL HONCR SOCIETY TRACK MAIDS- First row, left to right, Janet Kercher, Penny Buss, Cathy Brown, Jodi Brechtel. Second row, left to right, Teresa Hoyt, Jana Scott, Kim Forsythe, Jackie Poscharsky. i?lS i2f'i5f 45 Q ' '? 'f'1 'ff9'f ld T 'Qf'1'F ,2' ' 1 1 - 4 L, , , , I , M K ' . . . .-1 w w -4 J , - A ' ,Wt Xfgw 'B-yn, HM-11 .V -4 Q If ' if - .. - '54 'ww F' -LT' it If-, wif? 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Second row, left torlght, Chrls Osborn, Lynn Gosey, Terry Prlce, Klm Brown, and Dale Stevens. TOMAHAWK '33 U4 f 7B X., x ' ig - TOMAHAWK STAFF- First row, left to right and sitting, Tera Jamesen, Mike Edwards, Cathy Phemister, Teresa Cripe, and Bleile. Second row standing, Chris Hauth, Dave Holderread, Flob Flamseyer, Jeri Hartman, Dow Gorham, Patti Teall, Bqb W Dan Stealy, and Doug Manahan. Third row, Bill Beck and Kevin Miller ix. 5 1 T H E P I A N THESPIANS- Flrst row, left to right, Ann Trenshaw, Marty Snyder, Greg Weaver, and Darla Ferguson. Second row, left to rlght Georgeann Buckingham, Pat Robinson, Mindy Snyder, Connie Covington, Cathy Phemlster, Beth Vanderheyden, and Jill Slabaugh. Third row, Ielt to rlght, Doug Cripe, Rob Hostetler, Jeff Jones, Jeff Johnson, and Durane Mlshler. 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