Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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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