Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1979 volume:

g,x 4 ,B 2. C. ul 5 gl' 6 I' N. E? A' We went to state in '78! ... Crimsonaires to Pennsyl- vania no lockers We have to move this class again .. . Advanced biology to Florida .., How do you expect us to learn in this noise? ... GO SKINS!! ... The community rallied behind the teams Where's Mr. Fiandt? ... 'Mores scorned ... Big Red Fever . ., STU- DENTS KEEP OUT ... Girls basketball won sectioal .,. Seniors led the school in their final year and plan for the future ,.. Who picked the wallpaper in this room? ... Went to class with winter coats on . . . Flexibility, adapta- tion No doors, no locks noise, noise, noise dust, dust, dust How can one characterize a year that is stuck between times? The 1978-79 school year was in the middle ages ... between the beginning of the long awaited remodel- ing. and the end product. How can one capture the essence of a year marked by the mess on construction and the ecstacy of a state championship football team? Students, don't keep out ,.. Remember the year that found us Between Times Living it and enjoying it fully. 'J ! Student Life we ik F' I ir, 'nn lt -V5 f..,.... 5.,,x ,JIQIQ ,QE rs, ....,....-a- ' L........ ? f- 7 t..i.,,..-Q ii-:Ere School Came Allve Wlth Splrlt After the Splrut Week polnts were tallued up between classes the sensors scored furst junnors second and the sophomores followed wuth thlrd The classes were judged on enthusuasm and partlclpatuon In the week s 3CtlVItleS During the Homecomlng game s half tume festuvutues each of the losung class presndents were presented wuth a ple an the face Although the sensors won the class competltuon the entire student body showed enough spurlt to edge the football team onto a 14 12 homecoming vlctory over DeKalb The week s actuvutles conslsted of Brulsed Baron Day Jock Day Dress up Day Clashlng Clothes and Sunglasses Day and summnng up the week on Fruday was Bag Red and Hat Day All through the week the students splrlt took many forms We saw Mark Danforth and Phul Barley dressed up as nurses whsle Jeff Roth and Cralg Harrns were ln wheel chanrs And of course Jock Day wouldn t be the same wnthout four guy cheerleaders Thus year the student body showed more enthusl asm partuclpatlon and splrut than ln the past number of years lm ,-f' lv' XML ff ' ,, Cl' S XL- 'A lx Penny Relgns And G H S Wins The splrlt at G H S was a hot spot during homecoming week Home coming candidates and representa tives were chosen from each class Candndates from the sensor class were Penny Buss and escort Danny Kreager Marla Troyer and escort Dennis Howard and Pattl Teall and her escort Make Edwards Representing the underclassmen were 1unlor Nancy Troy escorted by Bob Nuchols and sophomore Sandy Yoder who was escorted by Chrus Graff The end of the game found Penny the queen and our Goshen Redskins vlctorlous over Dekalb. The final score of the game was 14-12. Q KJ If l' CJ - .5 G 1 xlr M 5531 f ., '11 v Z! A 1 ng, ' '1 :M . X x. ' ., 1. Sophomore candidate Sandy Yoder, senior queen candidates Marla Troyer, Penny Buss, and Patti Teail, and iunior candidate Nancy Troy. 2. The court listened to the applause of the crowd after Penny's Coronation. 1. Murray Stegleman. junior class president, got a pie in the face from senior class president, Mark Danforth. 2. Mark Danforth led seniors in a cheer at a pep session, 3. Homecoming queen Penny Buss and her es- cort. Danny Kreager. 4. Second quarter action at the homecoming game. Keep Out IVlen Working Beginning in the spring of 1978, the long await- ed and planned for construction project got un- derway. This project not only changed the build- ing, but the typical lives of high school students as well. Throughout the year, students sidestepped boxes, construction materials, and workers to get to their classes. They shivered in barely heated rooms, walked outside to many of their classes, and stayed clear of the areas marked STU- DENTS KEEP OUT . They learned to ignore the ear-splitting noise of construction tools, found they were capable of carrying whole locker's con- tents from class to class, and avoided especially dusty or drippy places. Sometimes it was hard to belive that education was actually taking place, but students and facul- ty alike adapted very well. With laughter, accep- tance, and a spirit of camaraderie, everyone calmly ignored or dealt with construction prob- lems as they arose. It was worth it as we saw the school begin to take shape. By the end of the year, wallpaper was hung, bulletin boards were up, and restrooms were open. Brand new rooms were being used, and senior awards were pre- sented in an almost completed auditorium. The construction project dominated our school lives this year and caused many problems and changes. 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A A 5 mn.,- mf NE-ff When man learns that he, too, is a part of the marine ecological spectrum, and not the absolute ruler of it all, with no accounting for his action, responible to no one but himself, given to greed and practicing waste - then, and only then will he be able to live with the wonders of nature instead of destroying them. CA. Rabinowitzj With this in mind, the Biology ll classes of G.H.S., students from Laurence North. and their faithful instructors set out on March 30, 1979, for lslamorada, Florida, to become a part of the marine ecological spectrum. Throughout the week the students were re- quired to classify 50 species of animals and 20 species of plants. Also required was an in depth study of a habitat, and 10 ecological profiles. The week was not all work and no play. There was always time for a toss of the frisbee, sand- lot basketball or a rousing game of volleyball tat low tide of coursej. The week came to a close too soon. Friend- ships had started, the food was tasting good. the work was done and the fun could begin. As all experiences go, it had to end. The bus was loaded and they headed back north. 1. The marine biology class poses next to their bus. 2. Bonnie Bartel looks over her work. 3. Snorkling was one of the many activities the students took part in during the week. 4 Students relax and listen to a lecture. 5. Brothers Gary and Carl Weaver were two of the instructors for the trip. 6. Jeff Barner returns from speciman hunt' ing. 7. Mr. Becker in his famous. ever pre- sent white hat. 8. Greta Burger returns from snorkeling. 1. A daily task was filling the holding tank with fresh sea water 2 Greta Burger. Tom Bailey, and Bonnie Bar- tel wait patiently for the bus to leave on the last day in Florida. 3. A beautiful warm setting for class 4. Garry Champ helps load the van and boat on the final day Farmlands and rolling hills of West Germany, the picturesque Swiss Alps, and the ancient history of lta- ly's largest city, Rome, are among the authenic sur- roundings experienced by four exchange students from Europe who spent their senior years at G.H.S. Lucerne, Switzerland marked the home of Jens Lub- ben before he settled in Goshen with the James Bandy family. Jens enjoyed skiing and mountain climbing on the Alps, but when he came to Goshen, he picked up on our American football and played on the '78 state championship team. Jens was greatly impressed with the G.H.S. spirit and the excitement brought out by the football squad. Thomas Wanja traveled to Goshen by way of Geneva, Switzerland, and spent his time in the Maple City with Dr. Owen Hess family. Thomas, like Jens, developed an interest in football and played for G.H.S. He also spent free time skate boarding and playing table tennis with his friends, two of his favorite pastimes. With its historic architecture and the ancient ruins of Rome, ltaly became the starting base for Roberto Vin- ciquerra's journey to the U.S. Roberto enjoyed the freedom of G.H.S. because his Roman system was much different. In Italy, Roberto had to choose a par- ticular field of study and follow it all through high school. His school had only 400 students from 9th through 12th grade, so G.H.S. must have been quite an experience. Roberto also participated on the football team and earned an athletic letter for his effort. Second semester brought Claudia Liedtke to Goshen after spending first semester in Illinois. Claudia came from Kiel, West Germany. Her hobbies included ceram- ics, music, knitting and reading. Claudia enjoyed the friendly atmosphere of G.H.S., its students and teach- ers. Claudia stayed with the Greig Weaver family. The exchange students added a different dimension to life at G.H.S.g they shared with us a glimpse of their cultures. In return, they learned from and enjoyed life in America for the year. Sharing Cultures Foreign Exchange .ii- .-,A A I . l .Q . n 3. . F. 1- . ,pr -.L 1. Jens and Thomas had much in common: they were from the same country, spoke the same language, were avid skters. and enjoyed their year at GHS, 2. Jens celebrated wnth other fans on the bus home after the state champton- ship game 1, Claudua enjoyed and did well rn her art classes 2 Roberto added hus talents as percussuonust and guatar player to the tazz band 3, Jens, as usual. anythung but shy Goshen Relays - Rain Again! i f,' .- Q ' Nilfl. X 1 .i xg J LI ld ii Goshen Relays Court: Juniors Amy Kotek and Gerry Davis: Seniors Mary Martilla, Scott Miller, Jenny Owens, Kevin Miller, Stephanie Lukeman and Dennis Howardp Sophomores Nancy Miller and David Slabaugh. .af i i - M 1 1 i 'ra 5 ,R ,Q , J.- V- Q. lqglullbiff V i-, i'll,lil,l 'T 1 x K.. 1 Y .W 1.- Wil X. AR W, The 38th annual Goshen Relays were held in a slightly cold drizzle, but the meet was still highly com- petitive. Jenny Owens was crowned queen of the relays before the large crowd. In Class A competition, Fort Wayne Snider's Panthers ran away with their second Relays title. In Class B, the Concord Minutemen took their first ever championship trophy. Goshen placed fourth with 62V2 points, just behind Northwood's 70V2. Junior Ron Gillis won the pole vault event with a 12 foot 8 inch effort. The Redskin foursome of Jon Reber, Kevin Miller, Dennis Howard and Craig Harris won second place in the sprint medley and Rich Minier placed second in the mile run. Goshen placed no worse than third in all the relays. In the field events, Walter Drapeza paced the Skins with a third place in the long jump. Senior Jerry Clinger- man took a fourth in the discus and Dave Faulkner tied for a fifth place in the high jump. ' 'ii A 4 1. The Goshen Relays royalty. 2. The crowd came prepared this year - umbrellas dotted the stands. 3. Relays queen Jenny Owens and escort Kevin Miller. 1. Scott MiIler's effort shows as he completes his event. 2. Rich Min- ier, Greg Weeden, and friends take a break. url' Performances by students highlighted the traditional friendship week convoca tions Monday students participated in an impromptu dramatic skit prepared by the Thespians Representatives from each class participated in a game show They were put in a hypothetical situation concerning friendship and judged according to their decisions The Crimsonaires and the Jazz Ensem- ble performed for the student body on Wednesday. The Jazz Ensemble also per- formed for the Senior Citizen luncheon which capped Wednesday s agenda. The week was concluded on Friday with a campaign convocation for the under- classmen. During this convocation nomi- nees for class and student council presi- dencies gave campaign speeches. The seniors enjoyed free refreshments and discussed end of the year plans during this time in the cafeteria. Friendship Week Highlights Students A .ini 1 The Crrmsonalres gnve thelr annual perfor mance for the student body 2 Steve Lambrlght glves has campalgn speech for the yunnor class presidency 1 The sensors Insten to Mrs Dwyer one of the senlor class advusors whlle she ex plauns plans for graduatzon 2 The junlors listen tothe campaugn speeches on Fnday 3 The jazz band plays contemporary jazz pieces for the stu dent body 4 Steve Muller campaugns for the sen lor class presidency , Q n . 1 . v ,Y 1 z'1 2 r V5 1 A T Moonlight on the Bay was the theme for the '78-'79 prom which was held in the high school gym. Approximately 250 people who participated found themselves on the bay in San Fransisco, enjoying refreshments on Fish- erman's Wharf, looking out across the Pacific to sight sailboats and ships. A lighthouse ac- cented these decorations to make the setting complete. The couples danced to the sounds of l.C. Hott. After the prom, the students enjoyed FM, a movie shown at Goshen Theater, and pizza was served by parents at the First English Luth- eran Church in Goshen. Steve Conder and Karen Penrod served as this year's co-chairmen and Jane lngold head- ed the decoration committee. 5 ,g - . i I l X I Prom M C24 3 . L 9 P - bt 'hx Az51 5 'xu ., , , 117 Us , 7 2 'ay , hr Q Skis? R4 4 Z-'Y I x Ah -'-- 1 fy-mir Q. Q x 'i. -an Lk , ,N A43 , ff '-Q-7 -4, t. aj-1 ff I: lVlorp The morp was a new socual event at Goshen thus year Despite the fact that the date was changed several people enjoyed the evenmg of dusco dancmg The morp was held the week after the prom and ever ythnng was supposed to be back wards the gurls were to ask the guys and take them out for a change 1 Kenth Wnlden and Sue Haney duscuss the evenmg s events 2 A typucal table Setting at the prom lulacs and a program 3 John Bowers and Beth Muller were one ot the approximately 125 couples who went to the prom 4 Three couples take a break from the dancnng to talk next to a sanlboat on the bay 1 and 2 Lynn Gosey and her date show oft theur dusco dancmg skulls 3 A stereo takes the place of a band on morp nnght 4 Kum Lechner and Tum Gardner sut out a dance Sensor Follnes the tradltlonal good bye from the sensor class was exceptnonally unnque thus year Wlthout the use of the audltoruum the class had the added job of constructnng a stage un the gym Approxlmately 70 sensors were actlvely nn volved ln the program and almost all theur class mates came to cheer and leer at their perfor mances Hnghllghts of the evening Included skits by The Loud Famlly and The Cone Heads Commerclals and spot flllers kept the audlence entertained between sklts Durnng the untermls slon a door prlze was awarded to Mr Fuandt The prlze was an actual door from the construction project and had Students Keep Out prlnted on at It was slgned by all the sensors who took part un the Follies Seniors On Stage 1 .QU N. 4'5f l 1 l 1 Jed The Ted Nugent Roll played for a receptuve auduence 2 The sensor Crum sonarres broke thelr tradntuonal formatron for thus song 1 Darla Ferguson the anon ymous glggler caused the whole auduence tognggle too 2 Mnke Edwards prepares to accompany Jed Roll Roman Sawchuk and Vrc Maxumenko on theur two numbers 3 Macho men Jackue Porscharsky Mary Martrlla and Greta Burger mock a popular smgung group The Village People A R.. 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The Crumsonaures fuve day tour of Pennsylva nua began Wednesday Aprul 4 when theur char tered bus left Goshen for Souderton Pennsyl vanua Thursday was spent performung at Chrusto pher Dock Mennonute Hugh School and Dever east Fountaun whuch us a gurls school for the retarded That evenung they relaxed by vusutung Valley Forge Fruday the Crumsonaures presented pro grams for the lnduan Valley Jr Hugh and Hugh School To hughlught Fruday the group duned at Trauners restaurant Saturday the group went sughtseeung un Phu ledelphua vusutung Independence Hall and the Luberty Bell On returnung to Souderton that evenung they presented a concert for the pub On Sunday theur funal day they sang for the Sunday mornung worshup servuce of the Sou derton Mennonute Church They were thanked gracuously by the ladues of the church who pre pared a large meal for them and then sent them on theur way home to Goshen 1 The Crumsonauues gave an umpromptu concert un front of Independence Hall un Phuladelphua 2 Georgeanne Buckung ham on the chartered bus the group rode on theur trup 3 Stephanue Lukemwn relaxes on the branch of a tree un front of a copy of the Arc de Tnomphe 1 Kaye Saunders trues out her skulls on in antuque harpsuchoud 2 The Luberty Bell wuth Independence Hall un the background two of the hustor cal places the sungung group vusuted 227 Graduated uf . 1 'e ,.. - 'Y' 'yu P Pr Nr fg3f,.4,ff,. u4:,5 - H' - :df-A-f -- . 5 ,' 11? 3 1' My 4-- 5 The 103rd annual commencement at Goshen High School was held June 3, 1979, on Foreman Field. The weather was sunny and warm, and the 227 graduates listened happily and with nostalgia as their names were called to receive their diplomas. The speaker, introduced by class president Mark Danforth, was Mr. Dave Roever, Evangelist. The diplomas were awarded by Carol Summy, school board president. The ceremony was con- cluded with the senior choir members singing You've Got A Friend , a poem entitled Graduation by Patti Teall, and the benediction was given by Mel Bon- trager. o In 4 'N 1' i 1 x, , I 1. The class marches to their seats to the music of the processional. 2. Jim Beck smiles after he re- ceives his diploma. 3. The junior class officers lead the seniors to their seats. 4. The seniors wait for their classmates to file to their seats. 1. Barb Con- rad and Donna Cook after receiving their diplomas. 2. Mike Edwards, Doug Edlund, and Walter Drapeza smile at a comment by the speaker. 3. The proces- sional. 4. The End 5. Georgeanne Buckingham. Cathy Brown, Teri Brandt, and Mike Borzeniatow wait for the end of the ceremony. ,-. V I Q ll 'i Lg ,,...--K , fa! -va af -5. ,Fu -..f 1 f ' . 1 f .iT:. , xZf.V'.gft-.N f , , Mfg, F 4671 . J 1 ' ' x w 1 Q l H . - .' XT 'N E hs ' :al 4, ' N hu ' f' - VT' V A 13 A X fi LQ . . Ii ' J Q' 25- 11 ' ' ' 4 .' . - Q f 1 YY' fwfhnz- f e' 32994 ' f I .2 1 -,ttf bad . '42 in FQ, ' ' wr'-.-' ol flu QIF' . X. Z' A ff! 133-. , .4'. AJ -, , 1 .iv l, , LL- 1, lla Of The Classroom 3 ,, l n X ky l 3 YB FF EF? ' 'wi-9.9 Learning - academics - is what school is all about. But not all the learn- ing Cand sometimes not the most im- portant learningj takes place in the classroom under a teacher's guidance. Learning is the result of interaction between people and contemplation within one's self. The reading, 'riting, and 'rithmetic were important this year, but our learning took on other aspects. The construction project forced us to learn flexibility, adapta- tion, and concentration. Our friends taught us how to relate to people, have fun, and how to deal with problems. Our teachers gave us their subject matter and themselves. We learned - not only in the classroom, but also in the classroom of life at G.H.S. Involving Students . . . The physical education department devel- oped and put into practice a new curriculum this year. This change offered sophomore students a choice in learning a variety of lifetime skills. The department offered courses such as swimming, badmitton, vol- leyball, and softball - skills that the stu- dents would be able to use in their future lives. One particularly popular section was the dance section, which all students were required to complete. Disco dancing was taught along with traditional folk dances. Student and faculty response to this new program was quite positive. The science department this year was not as disrupted as others by the construction project. They stayed in their rooms until the end of the school year when rebuilding start- ed in ernest on the third floor. Students par- ticipated in chemistry, physics. general sci- ence, and biology classes, adding to their knowledge of the world around themselves. 1. Don Ogle. head of the phys. ed. department, pre- pares to give instructions to his class. 2 and 3. Kathy Sibal shows her hitting and fielding techniques in a softball game. 1. Dennis Miller studies electricity in a physics class. 2. Karry Cuthbert studies closely the progress of his chemistry experiment. 3. Phil Metzler and Tom Hoover record their experimental findings. 1e.ar.4, l 2 Science And Phys. Ed. Besides the typical moves due to the con- struction project, the English department ex- perienced other changes this year. CAPPS, or Comprehensive Assessment Program Planning System, was tried out for the first time. CAPPS is a test that measures the personal skill of the student in English, math, science, and history. Each student in 3rd, 6th, 8th, and 10th grades was tested in English this year according to the regulations of this state mandated program. nl I 1. Ms. Thomas marks grades in her book after a student gave a speech, 2. Mr. Cartwright introduces a story to his writing class by reading a few paragraphs aloud. 3. Jeff Eaton is engrossed in a story. 4, Faith Showers, Mark Behman, and Becki Smith rehearse for their one act play in a theater class. 1, Penny Sharp diligently works on her art project. 2. Mr. Nelson spent hours helping students. 3. Randy Gill expresses himself. 4. Cletus Yoder perfers cars to people, Art Stresses Creatlvnty 5-.Q 1. midi: .1 X45-1 us -4... Xmglff' ,BJ Addmg a touch of color to constructlon wrecked halls students In the art classes thus year dnsplayed their work frequently Students also were encouraged to enter thenr work In contests Ralph Troyer brought home a furst place award from a state wlde contest for a sculpture he cre ated Mr Nuck Nelson a new teacher to Goshen brought a phnlosophy based on lndnvudual achievement to has classes He feels that art as Important In helpmg build self esteem and encouraged students to do as well as they could In their art and craft projects . it I I - 2 1 Q' 1 1 M A t le e- sk Q. nj, -I i ,:'.f: : v,-min' : Vw ,M lf: 5561-' :I , 2'ffHl'f, A see' f 't - rese -'r'. H. 1 u - G TJ- Q.: M 7 i i' . , f y , l b A X I ff s , y f A, V N ,E 0 Q 2 fl t xg gp 1 X . Alai 'f ' - - -' l y 'Q . . l ri Busuness Department Grows Every year the busuness department grows consuderably un suze The world us expandung unto the busuness world therefore more and more students are enrollung un the busu ness classes Nouse was cuted as the buggest problem caused by the constructuon project When done the busuness department wull have larger rooms more typewruters and wull be moved to the thurd floor OEA Offuce Educatuonal Assocuatuon under the supervu suon of newcomer Mrs Ann Shomber has doubled un suze over the past few years Thus us a program that teaches senuors offuce skulls whule on the job The students take classes at the hugh school and also are placed un a job un the communuty The busuness department us now un the process of settung up a laboratory co op room whuch wull add to and change the OEA program Thus room wull be equupped wuth offuce style furnuture and ut us hoped that ut wull be avaulable for the next school year 1 Thoroughly untrugued busuness students 2 Mr Hart un an accountung class 3 Somethung catches Dawn Muller s eye 2 Krusty Defrees trues out the new electronuc typewruter 3 Mrs Anne Shomber helps a student wuth a problem . 'Q j .- rv ' A 1 . 5 W ' as f 1 .T l'.4. V- y N I r 5 Q 1 OEA Reaches Community L: ' in I is S - x Pft X 4 5 95 v ,, an -9 T9 4 5 50 'Q' ' ,J , -5-r N . '1 u' X 90 , . '-'v L Left to right: Lida Horban, Jane Holden, Cheryl Zentz, Teri Brandt, Kristy Defrees, Tracy Blackpart, Donna Clouse, Linda Jarvis, Carla Troyer. Sally Hostetler, Robin Mathis, Mrs. Anne Shomber, adviser, Jana Scott. Patti Essig. Not shown: Beth Stoner, Tami Smith, Diane Smith, Bev Schrock, l I Feel A Song Comm Cn I Feel A Song Comln On and Mood lndlgo are two of the tradltlonal songs that the Crlmsonanres have performed slnce the orlglnatlon of the group Although thus year under the dlrectlon of G Nlerrlll Swartley the Crumsonalres may have started a new tradltlon tour of Pennsylvanla durlng sprung break Means of ralslng money for the trap were also new They accom pllshed thus by havlng a Bowl A Thon selllng Jewelry obtalnlng money from local buslnesses and keeping the money pald to them for performances Due to the reconstructlon of the hugh school audlto rnum the annual Crlmsonalre Jazz Band concert was held In the Towncrest cafetorlum Other concerts In cluded performances for the student body clvlc orga nuzatlons banquets and churches Thelr flnal concert was held at Goshen College The group was made up of 20 slngers who audltloned alres The group Included John Bowers Terr: Brandt Georganne Bucklngham Gerry Davls Robln Davls Mlke Gardner Chnp Harley Jane Holden Jeff Jones Jeff Johnson Steph Lukeman Wlllle Muller Erln Neu man Jon Reber Jed Roll Jlll Slabaugh Martl Snyder Mnke Towne Angle Vanderheyden and Beth VanKla veren The rhythm sectlon was composed of Kaye Saunders on plano Vlc Maxlmenko on bass gultar an Steve Stuckey and Tum Boshart on drums -I 1 The Crnmsonalres perform at one of thelr concerts 2 John Bow ers and Erln Neuman are they perform1ng7 3 Jeff Johnson and Jon Reber fbackgroundj ID action at a concert 4 Sophomore planlst Kaye Saunders let her mlnd wander durlng a concert 1 Jeff Jones Robin Davls and planlst Denlse Lantz llsten as Mr Swartley ponnts out dlrectlons on a plece 2 The Sophomore cholr 3 The Junror Sensor cholr .vnl 4 4 ' 1 7 1 . V . . E , I . A lm . V I if for a spot and the chance to perform with the Crimson- : l I . 'I 1 I ., 2 5 I f 'gl I 3 - I 1 I 2, 1 X . . 1 A I , , LL I Chosr Performed S 1 I QI Pr is .AQ The Junsor Sensor and Sophomore Chosrs under the dsrectson of G Merrsll Swartley held three major concerts thss year The fsrst concert was a get ac quasnted famsly nsght Chosr members and thesr famslses enjoyed a potluck sup per sn the cafetersa The chosrs gave a msns concert for thesr famslses after the meal The other two concerts were the Chrsstmas Concert and the Sprung Con cert These were both performed at the Fsrst Methodsst Church sn Goshen as the school audstorsum was unavaslable due to the constructson project Bessdes these three concerts the Ju nsor Sensor Chosr performed Schubert s M ss sn G at a number of o al churches Mske Gardner won the Orson Award as the outstandsng sensor vocalsst A number of letter and jacket awards were also gsven Beat Of A Dlfferent Drummer 'hx N Qu-'Q 13 Galaxy Three Way Blues and Flsh were just a few of the songs the G H S Jazz Ensemble performed ln the 78 79 school year Throughout the year the Jazz Band performed for Towncrest Jr Hugh a muslc parents meeting and thelr annu al Jazz Band Crumsonaures concert Due to the reconstructlon of the audl toruum the annual concert had to be relocated ln the Towncrest cafetorlum The hughllght of the year was getting a furst duvlslon ratlng at contest Members of the group Include Shel la Berkey Tlm Boshart Steve Conder Mlke Edwards Mike Gardner Jeff Johnson Steve Lambrlght Vlc Max: menko Gale Mlller Grace Oswald Faith Showers Dave Slabaugh Jnll Sla baugh Pam Smlth Steve Swartzen druber Roberto Vlnclguerra Lora Wood and dlrector Davld Plank 1 Senior Steve Swartzendruber dreams up an other solo 2 Densle Yoder and frlend perform for the annual concert 3 Members of Jazz Band pay close attentlon to the musuc they are per forming 1 Teresa Schrock concentrates on a plece of music 2 Mr Klrk helplng Karmun Wen land get a passage correct 3 Worklng dllugently 4 Anxta Stoltzfus practlcung her cello 5 Mlchelle Ruhlung and Matt Wuttrlg practuce their duet 6 Orchestra can be fun too' 5 . . 9' S 2 ' ,A r M ' -1- K ' , A xw I A f, . 5 f f , . N Lg V . t . v' . K W xi F f AA . J ' if -fd 1' A U Ina- 'l 1 K I ,- fi 'f Q .f-- f' Orchestra hai-. .:'Qj'3Kvu' 'I 7. I gf.. P . eq,-Y This year's orchestra, under the direction of Brian Kirk, gave four performances. With the exception of one performance, all were given with nearby schools. Two were given with Bethany, one with Wawasee and Bethany, and the senior concert was given with the band. This year's orchestra consisted of 19 members. A quartet composed of Anita Stoltfus, Teresa Shrock, Kathy Kneipple and Marilyn Joldersma per- formed with the high school choirs for their concerts. This quartet also accompanied the Crimsonaires on their trip to Pennsylvania. The Chamber Orchestra, which is composed of a selected few members of the orchestra, attended state contest and received a first division rating. The Chamber Orchestra held eight performances this year with the Bethany Chamber Orchestra. According to Mr. Kirk, this year was highly successful despite the problems construction presented. He com- mented, l appreciated the way my students worked through the year despite many difficulties, making this year very successful anyway. Band Played On . -T I. ,, I' 1 l 1- 5 I1 .L Row 1: T. Boshart, C. Mars, P. Smith, J. Beck, B. Shuder, M. Edwards, J. Anderson, S. Kepner, Row 2: K. Wilden, P. Algate, M. Ruling, Swartzendruber, F. Showers. L. Wood, F Ysias. J. Gardner. S. Wilden, P. Smith, D. Snider. Row 3: K. Wood, T. Zeiger, F. Evavold, J. Shoup Schrock, L. Kauffman, M, Goodman, D. Yoder, Row 4: J. Johnson, J. Waddell. B. Runge, C Phemister, R. Elchert, J. Keim, T. Miller, S. Vaughn Hershburger. J. Yoder, C. Knight, Row 5: G. Burger, M. Jerles, B. Whitehead, T. Medwos, M, Stegelman, G. Miller, D. Pinderman, D. Bortes, Archer, J. Wood, B. Chevalier, Row 6: M. Oplinger, T. Miller, D. Meyer, G. Oswald, A. Koteck, E. Snyder, D. Ferguson, B. Vandlaveron, S. Berkey Dukes, S. Hollar. T. Vanover, L. Miller. Row 7: C. Ortiz, L. Brichtel, R Hoshtetler, T. Dyck, K Stacy, P. Robinson, L. Dixson, T, Brill, Row 8 Stutzman. A. Trenshaw, P. Davis, C. Gaskell, D. Hoover, J. Tredway, R. Mathis, K. Kee, D. Slabaugh, S. Lambright, T. Metz ft 1. Mr. Plank presented the best marchman award to Mike Edwards. 2. Drum major Mari Oplinger held the band at attention. 3. Lori Stutzman performed as head majorette for the 1978-79 marching band. 4. Carmen Ortiz performed for her last year in front of her home town. 1. Kelli Kee and Cathy Gaskill performed their contest routine at a half time performance. 2. Ann Trenshaw and Valarie Hendricks performed one of their many pom pon routines. 3. Steve Kepner and Mike Edwards displayed their drumming skills. I Poms Added Spirit Row 1: R. Reaman, D. Hoover, K. Kee, C. Gaskill, Row 2: J. Tredway, R. Mathis, A. Trenshaw. P. Davis. The 1978-79 G.H.S. marching band and pom pom corp had an excpetionally good year. They added spirit, music and color for the fans and players at the games. The band, under the directions of David Plank, received a second at contest, which they considered quite good as this was their first year under a new judging association. The pom pom corp, under the direction of Patty Dechant, was different this year in that there were 9 members instead of the traditional 16. Also, instead of doing new routines at each football game, they did the same one. However, when the basketball season rolled around, they had a new routine for each game. This year's awards were received by Mike Edwards for Outstanding Marchman and outstanding percussionist: John Shoup received the outstanding sophomore award: and Ann Trenshaw received the award for outstanding corp person. Forelgn Language Soclal Studles And languages taught at G H S German was also offered but the students trav elled to Bethany Hugh School daily for thelr classes The French classes en loyed a crepe day and the Spanish classes had a taco day The math and soclal studles depart ments seemed to progress as usual de spate the problems the constructlon project posed Mr Harley head of the soclal studles department stated We have lost the use of our llbrary and some of our flexlblluty but ln general the students have adjusted well and taken the problems an strode if 1 Mr Rack Clark socuology teacher talks wlth Jackle Porcharsky 2 students discuss and study a French translatlon 3 A taco party was held In the Spanash classes during the last week of school 1 Students want for dusmlssal at the end of one of the more advanced math classes 2 Mr Kastner collects papers ln has Algebra l class 3 Steve Weddle applies hlmselt to has math prob Iems 4 Nlr Larnbrlght llstens attentlvoly to a student s questlon 7 . 'l I , ' I i ff: it I M! 5 x 05: Q t vga . ll Spanish and French were the foreign L . . - 5 I , N , V' - : 6 . . . . D I Q - ' . V. . . ,, ' ' t N 2 -e-gran SQ, I' f 1 1 1 C gg : N 3 Math Tomahawk Staffers Adapt auf' QM 1 1. Cathy Phemister. editor during the first semester, contemplates a suggestion by a reporter. 2. Emily Springer, editor during the second semester, works on production of the Tomahawk, 3. Mr. Snyder, advisor, gives some constructive criticism. 1. The Tomahawk staff. 2. The start of a typical day: roll call and assign- ments. W7 441-2' l PTY' X36 VK W 'T' il...-, .X J ff' Q The Tomahawk has been ln three lo catlons since the begunnlng of the school year the gym deck thlrd floor sclence room and one end of the llbrary The students have done a tremendous job of worklng around the constructlon norse dust and other related problems com mented Mr Snyder advlsor of the Toma hawk when asked how the constructlon project had affected has journalnsm work Another lnconvenlence was the location of the darkroom faculltues They were lo cated off the school grounds The Tomahawk staff contlnued to prlnt the news of the school prlntlng a newspa per approxumately every two weeks The quallty of the paper remalned constant and It was wldely read by the students When asked what new changes he would be looking forward to Mr Snyder replied Journalism classes wall move unto the new structure on the second floor The excltnng part IS the addltlon of a darkroom wlthln the room and the con structlon of a typing table which IS the length of one wall .av-Quan f- ,.,, I l' I ll. .Iv V ' . -, VJ P in , If WH U Ni e ' 4 ' A - ' A f -1 , 9 4 . . W I S 1 i V A A A , G 1 -. 0' T ' 4 y E r r , ,, I z f ' ' 3 I .' .- 1 as A Q -.IQ ll ' I - . ' ' V' .f ' Q v I e t 4 , ... 1 l. ' f ' ' tx , , 0 M, . 4 - 5 V x .. b . . D - ll , g ff ' ' - A 'r Q , - r I I ' 1 . ' . . . e My ' n A 1 . r 3 Q Y A I ' l ' x 1 ' V I . ' A . . . . I . K . .VI . .A --'4 CRIMSON Staffers Learn And Work Under the apt leadership of editor Peggy Miller, the Crimson staff met and overcame diverse challenges this year, stated Ms. Sue Neeb, adviser to the Crimson staff. The constuction project presented one main obstacle in that the darkroom was set up late and moved several times. The staff spent the first few weeks of class learning the funda- mentals of layout design and copy writing. They also chose a theme for the book and set up produc- tion guidelines. They then put their knowledge into action to produce the 1978-79 Crimson. 1, Members of the staff work on various tasks. 2. Editor Peggy Miller answers a question from a staff member. 3, Peggy Jones and Greg Weeden decide on cap- tions for a layout. 1. The Crimson staff. 2. Editor of the senior division, Peter Dubin in looks through the senior proofs. 3. Ms. Neeb and Larry Cherniak in first hour yearbook class, 4, Greg Weeden polishes the boys swimming pages. 5. Chip Harley works on his cross country layout. :XL 10.3 , Q 5 et: rl fl' 1 ri' L ki 4. B -4, N Y' ix Q. F48 F 1 X ..-43-:-,-5, l 1 I 1 1 -v . lu i,,,,,,, , IMI'-I HTH Lifiblflfl PZYYIQZ lffilill YZEQEH Im ii l I I' 'NU ,X lla! -1 i ',.p':S M. 4 . TAM ' lw ,srl In UCB! -1' rl- .-QE lixalfz ibfhio P 8 LJ -735 J 41277 !H1R'Mfi FU ll WR M4 ii Wil his Q .R Ll ,QE '-f fu. J. ' . ' tn., 'O ' 1.nln1aha-a'i1n-1n11'll'!Isonr-41' ' l' 1SF'i1iviUi Q 1l Q?r'DlJ'T' 'VA-,r-'val'-f HQ3'1l5'1Hll'l! ii-8 -? 1 ll4K!11ll BhH 1?Y'lu Qlll ilSL,l-':' iB'l-4l.'.AOiNf'9'-il l!l?'!?IH!'fK'l'- l ltihiibii'-24'5 '?' l3'.1' 1-Y. CVS! ITE! J-4:-I 1' UQ-mii fmt SLAB! 234211 'i l!!l'K?'f'i'1Y-' il1!'f 4i-iff' ? ,,KY sx 0 ' k-.'- Q is i. - ,LJ ,- I ,I - i ,ff .-.1-11 ' .- - . ac.,-s - 'fiffw-24.411--.3325- - I' . 33-'f' . H ' A' -. ,fm .fr 'l A-5 .'q'u.,., '4 . , ififivf 1 Z- , .fS?'fl-awegrf L.: .,1c':i'...-.v ,.. . fi -Tm.a.1, - 1. A building trades student prepares to pour cement. 2. Chip Sweetser moves a wheelbar- row of dirt in preparation to complete the driveway. 3. Jack Markin concentrates on as- sembling an appliance that is installed in the kitchen. 4. Danny Kreager works on perfect- ing his electrical skills. 5. Again moving dirt in preparation for cement. 1. This student liter- ally gets into his work. 2. Mr. Peterson super- vises the work of Jay lngold and Rod Bixler, 3. Steve Taft and Chris Simmons discuss the next step in their work. 4, Dan Berkey con- centrates on his job in auto mechanics. 19- Learning By Doing In .3,,,1,v- . f V? . v. ' 's ' ' , .5 4,-tl.. lu, An' Building Trades And Industrial Arts .,,.!i Cdilvi' ,f7l!1f! X . ,f Building trades is a class-lab situation which allows students to learn the building trades by actually building a house. The students worked on the house every afternoon, learning a vari- ety of skills. They put in the electrical and plumbing systems, poured ce- ment, put up drywall, and painted, there was little they did not do on the house. The house will be sold and the profits used to finance a similar build- ing next year. The industrial arts department of- fered students another hands-on learning situation this year. They learned basic and more advanced skills in wood shop, metal shop and me- chanical drawing, taking a variety of projects from planning through finish- ing stages. Auto mechanics students worked on cars that were brought in for work ranging from tune-ups to more complicated jobs. The depart- ment experienced no great drawbacks due to the construction project. They did experience a greater enrollment in their classes, though, and are looking forward to adding more classes and possibly another staff member in the future. 0 - In .L fl' 6 A . -sw' - M 1 5. i 9 ' -9 Q-sv' SPORTS ' -if .ni-s' . ffzflfl, 11 I' ,.f . I9-1-1 fffff Cf, ffl ff '1 .5 'I' ' . . zl. U'4. 1' 'i swift + 3 F . A bp 'fi .ml - ,.w ' v s -. 5 ,- Q ,, ., in. NVWA Sf: 3 k'l K IM 1 x..f 'Af Qaa . I If -,Q A -1 .S .fi v . 1 . El 1 , '-s 0. 34 - 54-uv 92 Rh K . X1 L fl 5 W f 1 , ,l 'x Goshen's 0n Season A super year for the Redskln Football Team went luke thus Northwood Wnth an excltlng second half Goshen won 20 14 Thus was the 4th stralght year the Redskins opened the season wlth a wan over the Panthers Wawasee Wlth the best rushung ln 6 years Goshen ran 408 yards and passed for 64 An nmpresslve 38 14 vlctory left the Redskln s fans wlth plenty to look forward to ln the rest of the season Concord Our sklns blew out Concord 23 12 usnng bag plays for the uplnft Hlghlaghts of the game were sensor Wal ter Drapeza s 50 yard fleld goal and a fumble return by defenslve sensor Mark Wlttng Bremen A superb defensive show and a key fumble ID the flrst half led Goshen over Bremen 10 0 That meant Coach Ken Mlrer s Redsklns were off to a 4 0 start Dekalb The sklns pulled out a squeaker 14 12 before a capaclty homecomnng crowd It was down to the wlre but Dan Berkey havlng a flne year plled up a hard earned 133 yards Penny Buss was crowned 1978 homecomlng queen Rochester Wlth Dan Berkey leadung the way Goshen beat the Zebras 20 13 wuth Berkey havlng 109 un the 2nd half The flrst half was slow but after the flnal gun sounded the skins had a 6 0 record and were 4 0 ln conference play East Noble Beatlng the Knlghts 16 6 the defense allowed only 24 net yards by the opposltlon Leading the way were Mike Hunsberger Steve Swlhart and Tom Barley Dan Ber key led the offense wlth another outstandlng performance of 170 yards Plymouth Comlng an wlth a 7 0 record the Redskuns were shot down by the Rockles for the 3rd consecutive year 24 7 That left a 3 way tue for the N L C conference champlonshlp South Bend Clay Wlth a playoff hope allve the Redskins blew out Trlple A power Clay 35 0 Ken Murer s Sklns set the season s best flrst half wlth 21 points Warsaw Wlth a playoff hope In mind the Redskins smashed the Tigers 29 16 Super efforts by Cralg Gregory Dan Berkey and the whole defensive llne paced the Reds kms rl x ,f -41, ' W 'Pi - gi Rowl C Schwalm G Spencer S Luckernan K Muller K Hardles Row2 T Jordon J Weddle R Sawchuck C Gregory S Crnpe Evans S Swuhart P Bailey Row3 Coach R Robertson B Mathls W Drapeza J Wlttrng M Pangburn J Clmgerman C Peterson Harrns Row4 J Barner S Jones C Amedeo T Barley D Berkey D Richards R Gullus CoachG Zoller Row5 P Roberts B Snyder Davis E Swoveland B Lau L Hernendez L Perez Row6 Coach K Sorg D Muller S Hoffman S Relgsucker M Hunsburger Weddle R Swrhart Coach D Hoffman Row7 T Metz S Lambnght K Thul R Soloman J Meade D Slabaugh R Sorg Row8 nhnf S L Kosnoff, Pinkerrnan, K. Hershberger. S. Rofh,AS. Mulvlerv, B. Miller, filchert. Conn, Jlraliner D. Dgl-e. i I A g v 'v R ' dwarf- R - he -- l .. , ew no ns Y r 2' ' ' L . 1 , . ' Q 1 , ' . u , , -. 6 ' o ' ' - - - o ' , X ' A n l 1 . ' ' . ik I a 4- . 2 l ' . s ' Y - . . N ', lv ' . L6 ' - '- is JV Squad Dn The Play ..-.4 .ill-fx 1.4 Jr' ww .tug-z. 'P --ii ,,.. J t' 'W U fr at f0. N. 44' ll Lv 7 r i ' in 4.-dl' v 1-- -f .Jn n E Rowl Coach K Sorg K Thul J Roberts D Slabaugh M Severn D Culp T Metz CoachG Zoller Row2 B Lewallen R Sorg C Hamp S Lambright J Jones R Swihart V Minnlch P Grnse J Meade Row3 N Meyers J Bagley C Meyers K Stoner P Bailey R Soloman T Dyer B Lehman Goshen Opponents Jamboree Wawasee Concord Northwood S B ST Joe New Prairie Warsaw Plymouth East Noble Record 4 4 1 1 Opponents topple in disbelief as Goshen scores another touch down 2 Players were flying everywhere during this game 3 An East Noble player is ready to make a move as a Goshen player receives the ball. 4. Goshen High School s unbeaten team. 1. Goshen's Junior Varsity football squad. 2. J.V. pileup during one of their games. 3. Scrimmage between teams on a Saturday afternoon. A history-making football season featured Goshen's first trip to the state AA playoffs, and the Redskins didn't stop until they brought home the 42-inch state championship trophy. The Redskins accomplished the feat in record style by shutting out three opponents. They trimmed Home- stead 19-0 for the District 5 title on Foreman Field, then they whipped previously unbeaten Delta 27-0 for the regional crown on Foreman, before going to War- ren Central High School of Indianapolis to blank Brownsburg 9-0 for the championship. lt was a very cold, windy night for the final game, but 3,000 Goshen fans made the trip and there was a huge welcome home in downtown Goshen for the champs who were paraded through town on a firetruck. Goshen's defense was amazing in the playoffs, allow- ing Homestead only 82 total yards, Delta 122, and Brownsburg 35. Goshen rambled for 189 yards against Homestead, 386 against Delta and 94 against Browns- burg. Senior linebacker Tom Bailey added frosting to the Goshen championship by bringing home the coveted Phil Eskew Award for mental attitude. WENT TO STATE ll MII AIN '78 Wlnnlng Season For Tennls Players Wnnnlng eleven of sixteen matches the boys tennls team had a successful season Senior captain Steve Swartzen druber paced the team as the top sungles player He also won the Most Valuable Player Award and the Paul Under wood Mental Attltude Award Jeff Kercher and Paul Algate were 2nd and 3rd slngles players throughout the season Jay lngold and Dan Walsh were the top doubles players with the Steve Haney and Jeff Stoltzfus team followlng them nn 2nd place Qs i lin F'gl'9' 8 N wi' J vs Y' wh .L fx? iy1 at-A 6' 4 ,IF if 4 f 'ar gin ov X 'I' s VI. f 1 Q 0 P,.'.s 3 s jp 1 Ja! air ' f S 6' Of. iblfi ff I' ln sea., an A' Q Q i W In-D F11 Hllqge X Front row Matt Wrnttrrg Wade Chldduster Paul Algate Jay Shepard Troy Branson 2nd row Dan Walsh Steve Haney Dan Ophnger Mrke Crnpe Dann Keller 3rd row Jeff Kercher Jay lngold Jeff Stoltzfus Steve Swartzendruber Darcy Shurtz Coach Pete Weddle dtex.. 0 1 Most Valuable Player and captain Steve Swartzendruber off Kercher casually returns a serve 1 Paul Algate Stretches for 1 300-1 serve -0 67 Lady Golfers Successful 'J tv' if fry V-or If T 1: .Y .. V- ,'f Q s JL 5 f f-XJ RN' Q Front Row: Pam Scheidel. Coach Cheryl Reagan, Tane Frye. Second Row: Joanne Winters, Jenny Lind, Sarah Beeson, and Jane lngold. -,,..,.1 lt was another successful year for the lady golfers. Their final total was 6 wins and 5 losses and they also added another sectional crown to match last year's performance. This year's sectional team was very young with 3 freshman, a junior, and one senior. The sectional team was led by freshman Pam Scheidel, who had a round of 79. ual- L, , 2 74 11: i,. 'x v+', xl K ,I 'J H u v 2553 sk 15 1. The girls golf team. 2. Sarah Beeson speaks out for the team at a convocation. 3. Sarah Beeson Mental Attitude award- Pam Scheldel Most Valuable and Tane Frye Most Improved golfer awards. 1. Concen- tration is the name ofthe game! 2. The girls practicing their swings. 3. Jenny Lind lining up a putt. Harrlers Looking To The Future Q- s-1 1 qr , :N Front row Marty Snyder Don McCann Shelly Donovan Row 2 Doug Farmwald Mlke Keenan Dave Sentell Dave Chupp Lyle Bontrager Dee Harrlson Coach Rick Clark Row 3 Gonzalo Dlaz John Reber Tlm Muller Greg Weeden Scott Muller Larry Wenger Leslie Barks Jackue Flnnngan Row 4 Torn Yoder Greg Burns John Yoder Make Truex Greg Shavers Steve Coyne Mark Esslg Rach Manner Kevln Sentell Don Cottlngham Nancy Troy Under the outstanding leadershlp of sensor captaln Scott Muller Rnck Clark s Cross Country team funlshed nts season wuth a record of nlne wlns and ten losses Wnth a total of 28 members fnve belng gurls the 1978 ,v 79 Cross Country squad was the largest ever nn the hlsto ry of Goshen Jumor Rack Mlnler lead the team the entire year with a personal best of 12 mmutes 35 seconds Wlth all but two sensors returnung Coach Clark ns looking for a good sea son next year. '33 Q-.., um L 5 . ' 1 gin' if 6,-A YARN -1 ejhthhmhv'-1 1 The Cross Country team 2 Scott Muller wmner of the Mental Atta tude Award Jon Reber Most lmproved Runner Award and Rach Manner the 1978 79 Most Valuable Cross Country team member 1 Off to a good start 2 Scott Muller completes another race 3 Bag Red Pack 4 Goshen s top female runners 5 1978 79 female runners added Splrli Lady Fish ,,...o' -Z'- -1.-a Ending their season with a 11 3 record the gurls swim ming team coached by Corally McCann had a great year Five gurls qualufued for the state meet at Ball State Unuversuty State contenders included the 200 medley relay team of Freshmen Nancy Barker and Elise Chevaluer Junior Beth Chevaluer and Senior Beth Moyer Thus team holds the school record un this event with a tume of 2 01 0 Diver Tracy Anglemeyer also qualified for the state meet Swimming individual events at state were Beth Chevaluer un the 100 yard breastroke placing fourth wuth a time of 1211.2 another school record. Others who were in induvud- ual events but did not place were Elise Chevalier in the 100 butterfly Nancy Barker in the 100 backstroke and diver Tracy Anglemeyer. Other records set during the season were by Nancy Bark- er in the 200 freestyle with a time of 2:O9.2 and the 100 backstroke with a time 110.0 Beth Chevalier in the 200 Individual medley 11:24.23 Tracy Anglemeyer in diving with 244.90 points, Elise Chevalier in the 100 butterfly f1:04.0J, Beth Moyer in the 500 freestyle C5:53.2J, and the 400 relay team of Beth Chevalier, Nancy Barker, Elise Chevalier, and Beth Moyer with a time of 4:01.9. The most valuable swimmer award went to Beth Cheva- lier. Brenda Corson was awarded the most improved and the Barb Zook mental attitude award went to Becki Rea- man. ,4- -lbifli cc iiiwlifiua I 9?- U' So 1 'Z ...-..-,....i-.....- - . . N I K ,Y,, Row 1: Cecilia Cherniak, Nancy Barker, Elise Chevalier, Susan Yoder, Kim Lechner, Steph- up-1 o 5 i lf' ' anie lnbody. Row 2: Brenda Corson, Cheryl Buckmaster, Shelly Miller, Karyn McCann, Beth Chevalier, Becki Reaman. Row 3: Kris Teall, Sheila Berkey, Emily Springer, Beth Moyer, Tracy Anglemeyer, Jane McCally, Peggy Jones. ,.q..,,,--'fx-f.-A., -, ........, --- ., il -upturn 5114 1. Lined up for another start. 2. Nancy Barker. tired, looks for her tirne. 3. Becki Reaman, recipient of the Barb Zook mental attitude award: Brenda Corson won the Most Improved swimmer award, and Beth Cheva- lier was the Most Valuable swimmer. 1. Mixed emotions after a meet. 2. Peggy Jones concentrates before her dive. 3. Coach McCann shows Susan her time. Team Has Super Season Cv' . A 4, A1-1-E its-1 .' Front row, l, to r.: Dennis Howard, Todd Eby. Randy lnbody, Dave McCally, Steve Kepner. Mike Garvin, Karl Peterson. Row 2: Garry Champ. Steve Stucky, Allan Ahonen, Don McDonald. Mark Sleppy. Mark Jameson, Mark Farver, Brad Fiandt, Dan McCann. Row 3: Nancy Barker, Peter Dubinin, Kevin Sentell, Kurt Peterson. Steve Reigsecker, Steve Conder, Dave McCann, Craig Kercher, Bill Tedstrom, Tracy Anglemeyer. Row 4: Mr. Shorthouse, Asst. Coach: Dan Thom, Scott Garvin, Vince Minnick, Doug Bobeck, Matt Lechner. Greg Shaver. Bruce Lau. Greg Burns, Coach Rathke. The boy's swim team capped another fine season by qualifying nine swimmers for the state meet. Among the awards received by the team this year were a second con- secutive sectional title and NLC championship meet, and a 14th team placement at the state meet. To cap it all off, the team was the unofficial class AA State Champion. The plac- ing was based on a power point system similar to that in football. Coach Brian Rathke was a repeat as the sectional Coach of the Year. Also receiving recognition were Dennis Howard, who won the Most Valuable Swimmer award. Allan Ahonen, who won the Most Improved Swimmer award: and Randy lnbody and Karl Peterson, who shared the Mental Attitude award laurels. N R, l 3 i Game e Match Splke set dug and serve are all very lm portant ln the game of volleyball After usnng these four skulls and a whole lot of team work the Goshen Glrls Volleyball team beat Breman Elkhart Memorlal Falrfleld Wawa see West Noble and Westvuew They fun lshed the season wlth a 6 wln 9 loss record ln the Northern Lakes Conference the re cord was 2 wlns 6 losses The most valuable player as voted by the team was Carol Hoogenboom and the play er voted as having the best mental attltude was Deb Eshelman OPPONENT Elkhart Central Northwood Bremen Elkhart Memorial Falrfneld Warsaw West Noble Bethany Wawasee Westview Plymouth Rochester Northndge Concord SECTIONAL Penn WINKR Central Northwood Goshen Goshen Goshen Warsaw Goshen Bethany Goshen Goshen Plymouth Rochester Northndgo Concord Penn tw SCORES 1510 1719 15-0 15-8 15-7 10-15 15-5 15-8 15-8 715 1.5-11 1512 15-13 715 15-5 I5-1:3 F511 15-2 1715 1510 1113 15-9 15-4 154- 159 159 157 152 155 1, 1. 1215 15-ll, 15-IQ 15-9 159 15-4 15 2 45 Varsity, L. to R., Front Row: Tane Shurtz, Ann St. Germaine, Deb Eshelman, Carol Hoogenboom, Tina Rogers. Second Row: Coach Rose Kettlebar, Kim Thornburg, Marla Troyer, Mel Cripe, Deb Snyder, Lisa Stoner. l L- J -1 21 Z., J V Team L to R front row Carol Snbal Kathy Slbal Eve Holhnger Second Row Myrna Muller Sandy Yoder ConnTroup Dawn Vannoster Chris Beachy Thnrd Row Coach Rose Kettlebar Dana Deter Nancy Bose Rlsa Richards Mary Chernrak Sandy Khne --7 .' 5 . v 2 . . ' P A 3 u 1 ak 1. Carol Hoogenboorn and Tane Shurtz go up for the spike. 2. Tuna Rogers and Tane get ready for a set. 2 Chris Beachy on the servuce. 3. Myrna Muller ready for action. Drill Team Added Excitement The drill team continued the good work they started during football sea- son lnto basketball season A new add: tion to their normal basketball format this year was a pregame drill They per formed a flag drill to the tune of the Olympic theme song They also enter tained fans during halftime with the traditional choreographed precision drills they were known for .va rr ' Q 4 17 ' if : 'A ' I . JC. ' i 1 x . - u of l Lg, 4' , 1 VQ 4 l 1 I ,, 'web if Y 42 '-v 78 2 5 4 . ' lg , -E, ' f V' ' x V -L V. - f' L- ' - ' Hs . . 7 fell: is 5' ' .: 0h.... - FA H . A . A 'f A --... .e. L'-iff' V ' 1 V 'Mau M 5' , I' -. '2'x?'rh.,f5, 41 , '- . ' - - , . .-. -., , ' 4' M - ig, .4.3:: , gg Q -.3 gn- - , N: - 'W -. -7- ' ' V - - ' .,,.,' --- gg 1 . U - ,, - f MCL- f K - --,, V 4, f .., 15: ,mb Pep Band Boosted Skins l This is the best year we have ever had in pep band -the refs even mentioned that they enjoyed the music, stated Max Mault, the pep band direc- tor. According to Mr. Mault, the musicians must have professional and dedicated attitudes in order to form a good pep band. This year's band showed these attitudes and consistently gave excellent, spir- it-building performances during the basketball games. The pep band consisted of 45 high school stu- dents who rehearsed during their lunch hours three times weekly. They played up to date music, which the Booster Club helped them purchase this year. 1. Dawn Hoover and Renee Reaman stand at attention for t'The Star Spangled Ban- ner . 2. The corp in formation at a basket- ball game. 1. Toni Miller and Kim Stacy tootin' flutes. 2. Evan Landeau sets the beat. 3. Lorrie Wood blows her horn. 4. Greta Burger plays a song during half time. G.H.S. Basketball Has A Future SKWS 5223 SKINS SKINS SKINS :WN3 ,sxltvf 5Q E . i 5 SKINS. Front row, I. to r.: Ron Bender. Chuck Pederson, Jeff Stoltzfus, Jeff Weddle, Second row: Assistant coach, Marty Gait, Brad Lau, Scott Salisbury Mike Hunsberger, Tom Hoogenboom, Mark Essig, Jerry Clingerman, Dennis Miller, Bob Newell, Head coach, Steve Phillips. The 1978-79 round ball squad completed a constantly improving season with a respectable 8-13 win-loss record under the direction of new head coach, Steve Phillips. The 'Skins were led by Mike Hunsberger's fine shooting and Bob Newell's excellent play making. Hunsberger end- ed the season averaging 11.5 points per game. The squad consisted of seniors Chuck Pederson, Jerry Clingerman, Scott Salisbury, Bob Newell, and Tom Hoo- genboom. The juniors were Steve Weddle, Ron Bender, Brad Lau, Mark Essig, Mike Hunsberger, and Dennis Mill- er. Sophomore Jeff Stoltzfus rounded out the squad. f - .- - - . .. 7 T r -.. - .- ,, . - J -1 ,V 1 .,-' eau.-, -afff., -- 2- A .- ' 'ln-f --4 'E 'rem ' . . 4,3 . ,Q -S 1' -5 , 1.-.f , A wg., :fs -5- 1 Q., f L ...A .. .-,.- -- .-qu -4- A-, ..-- - N P' ' s 1' .' .,. 'J - .U--1 -',V 'fr F -f--'i 44 Y K., -.... Northrldge West Noble Warsaw South Bend Adams Concord Colurnbla Cnty Breman Penn Wawasee Central Memorlal Dekalb Northwood Plymouth East Noble Rochester Mlshawaka JV Basketball Has Splrlt C115 1 'Q A '1- 'C O G o ' 52 57 55 54 51 71 49 57 55 55 A ' 62 55 g , 55 62 . 4 . 64 59 , Fairfield 54 47 . 63 57 1 1 51 54 , ' 51 76 ' 62 66 V - Q, 48 44 ' Q ,' 55 50 , 1 f 6 55 50 ,U fs 55 54 - D ' 1 ' 61 52 2 1 , 3 as QQ' 3' v l 3 T Front row Randy Sorg Tony Larnbrught Jeff Jones 2nd row Coach Marty Gaff Rob Swuhart Jam Gibson Don Harrison John Bagley 3rd row Dennis Muller Chrus Graff David Slabaugh Mnke Muller Ryan Soloman 1 The J V team watches closely for the tsp at the begnnnung ofthe game 2 Ryan Soloman dns plays hrs shooting form from the foul Ine 1 Randy Sorg on a defenslve play QNX..-f ii- 'Q 1 I Y Q ' ff' ' uv Y il- I A X ' . -X .A , - ' 0 :L ' ' ' v Q 1-ef ' . K I I . Q... -s - , . f ' iq- rx ' X l l . XX! 'X ll Q 1 U 1 5 . .1 A ., Q 1 ,f 4 D 7 J' a ' l , l 5- ' 1. A r xl, I x ' I . X - 4 , l ' r , Kr I ' ' 4 , er'.,' H v . 1 4 ' o it ii, X 6 xl ' if ,L L Rewarding Season For Grapplers 1978 79 wrestling team complled a 5 wln and 6 loss record agalnst very stuff competltlon There were many good lndlvldual records with Sensor co captauns Roy Honey and Mark Wuttng havlng 24 4 1 and 24 4 records respectlvely Freshman Tracey Barley had an 18 9 wlnfloss record and placed second ln sec tlonal competltlon Randy Gull prevlously a sectional and reglonal champlon suffered bad fortune and was not able to funnsh the season due to an ear Injury The grapplers achleved a fourth place ratlng In the Northern Lakes Conference a thlrd ln sectlonal competl tlon and a fourth at the regional tourney At their annual banquet Mark Wlttng and Roy Honey recelved the Most Valuable Wrestler awards and Mark Wlttng recelved the Paul Underwood Mental Attltude Award 'li Plymouth -nqr Fir?-S ' -rv img -It gf UH I I 9.5 I - e 9 ' X, 1 eg - l 2 6 1 9 . as . ,' . -is l. V.. .T Y 4 Q, ' lt 5 . 1 I' I- aw V -.1U'.,.., 7' Q 9. .i'9-,f Q 9 5 WP! U ' Led by Mark Wittrig, Roy Honey, and Randy Gill, the A U - on V ' 9 T - ' ' ' , 'l ' ' -' I ye. , - 9 9 9 9 9, , 9 , 99 1 f 1 9 . -V e so, ,,c21 . ' . 26 29 - . ' . - 22 so ' . , K 27 36 ' ' , za as l 4 - - 1 42 18 . ' , . 7 41 U H E H U -27 30 V . U t ' : 6 ., - ,Q , i . , 3 E ' H 115, lf, P If The gurls tennls team had nts most successful season ever Tern Schnelder the team s only sensor played a wlnnlng season and produced a 4 3 record Greta Spencer was the team s Most Valuable Player wlnnlng 6 and Ioslng 5 matches All varslty players had wlnnlng seasons and the overall team record was 9 3 The lunlor varslty also was successful wlth a terrufuc 6 4 1 record Coach Doug Cartwrlght sand that the team dld very well and he hopes that the support wlll keep the team golng on nn the future Ya 1. Karen Hardles concentrates on the servrce, 2. Susan Yoder stretches to make a good return. 3. Karen agaun shows good form, 1 and 2. Lori Burt eyes the ball and follows through with a good swung. 3. Jane Gorham plans to pulverize the ball. Qougdfvv Nlne Records Broken Or Bettered l vs 'Ek-11 Q 49 'ln f? as X ll If I l 7 'Z Front row Nancy Huber assustant coach Kristal Pollock Terr: Berkey Mary Haney Ehse Chevaluer Laura Mcl-lull Laurue Muller Jonell Kolb Tammy Lower Second row Tanner Ron Elchert Angle Mahoney Glenda Johnson Marilyn Joldersma Dawn Vannoster Shelley Donovan Lnsa Brechtel Mary Chernlak Rlsa Rnchards Teresa Groff asslstant coach Thnrd row Tuna Drapeza Carol Hoogenboom Kane Scherk Tana Rogers Rebecca Moyer Dawn Bradford Cecllla Chernlak Glenn Zoller head coach Fourth row Deb Eshelman Llsa Stoner Sue Haney Robln Davls Leslne Barks Nancy Troy Sarah Beeson Deb Snyder Bertha Borkholder .J yr'-'Q Y J- 1 ,I5 ' T f- ' rp' 5 ,gu- i NL R! id l..8p-F 'Vishu ...angina 0 I I ' - 5' X' J. - I Q - . Q. - +- . U . h h Q , a - an... I J V V - ' -A - 1 L 3 ,-xy -'f'f ' ' 'V . 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' V 06 f Northridge Plymouth rsaw A 1 W x Q ' ,. , -.- S T r '.'k,'2RQCEhester - FQ' '. 3 P ,Mg-west Noble . 3 ' L- Sc l' , , -,xr H, Q2 'i,1Concord . ,- fd ' .4 Northwoocl, X I 'fqs ' Y ' I Bethany as Lf , l -.- ,Rc R f Q . ...xfwuhrihw--s ...B rw: al Under the leadership of head coach Glenn Zoller and captains Sarah Beeson, Deb Eshelman, and Carol Hoogenboom, the girls track team had a 6-4 win-loss record, and broke or bettered school records nine times. They topped season by sending two contenders to regional competition. Carol Hoogenboom represented the G.l-I.S. team in the shot put event, and Deb Eshelman ran the 80 yard hurdles. School records were battered in three events this year. Leslie Barks ran the mile in 5.56, breaking the record Lisa Stoner had set two days earlier. Deb Eshelman bettered her own school record twice, finally running her best of 11.4 in the hurdles. Kristal Pol- lack bettered her own record in the 440 three times, setting the record at 63.3. Along with these, other standouts who also rounded out the sectional team were Tina Drapeza, Angie Mahoney, Dawn Van- noster, and Jonell Kolb, who ran the 880 relay, and Tina Rogers and Elise Chavalier, who participated in the high jump event. 'Isnt J 2. Tina Drapeza runs the final leg of the 880 relay. pulling ahead of her Bethany opponent. 3. Lisa Stoner exerts herself running the mile, her outstanding event. 4. Deb Eshelman strains to pull ahead in the 80 yard hurdles, in which whe holds the school record of 11.4. 1. Carol Hoogenboom was outstanding in the shot put and the softball throw. 2. Tina Rogers, a consistent high jumper for the team. participated on the sectional team. . . sv ,xxx - Building Year For Track Team QQ 'Q-' 'Q T Front row: Walter Drapeza, Kevun Muller, Tom Barley. Dave Faulkner, Dennrs Howard, Roman Sawchuk, Cralg Harris. Scott Muller, Jerry Clnngerman, 2nd rowi Greg Weeden, Steve Coyne. Jon Reber, Murray Steglernan. Dennrs Muller. Gerry Davrs, Don Cottlngharn. Torn Yoder, Turn Maller. Rach Manner 3rd row Doug Farmwald. Fernando Ysaus, Mrke Keenan. Lyle Bontrager. Steve Haney. Turn Oyer. Mrke Truex, Jam Krezel, Jurn Gibson, Ath row: Davld Plnkerrnan, Dave Slabaugh, Brad Snyder. Greg Shaver, Leland Nnsley, Davld Mathews. Davrrl Folk, Joe Cheek. Eric Wogaman, Guy Farmwald. Doug Newell 5th row' Bull Nowaczewskl. Jeff Crlpe, Dave Chupp. Jlrn VanCuren. Ron G1lllS.Tlm Brlll, Scott Kosnoff, Bruce Zehrrnan, Mark Copnhaven. 6th row' Greg Burns, Jeff Berky, Ed Papes, Dave Sentell, Assnstant Coach John Dechant, Head Coach Rack Clark, Asslstant Coach Dave Shrvely. Assrstant Coach Dave Lehman 'n1ry- , ,grail-f A ' 5. 1.4-.:..4. .4-.....1-... Under the leadership of new head coach, Rick Clark, the '78- '79 track team finished its season with a 5 win, 7 loss overall record, and a 3 win, 4 loss record in con- ference competition. A balanced group, the team was led by several outstanding ath- letes. A new school record was set by senior Tom Bailey in the discus throw, and Dave Faulkner set a school record of 6'4V4 in the high jump. Other fine perfor- mances were given by Ron Gillis, who jumped 13'8 in the pole vault eventg Rich Minier, who ran the two mile in 9.453 and Greg Weeden, who ran 2.001 in the 880. Regional qualifiers were Walter Drapeza in the long jump, Tom Bailey in the discus event, and sophomore standout Lyle Bon- trager who had a best of 1.562 in the 880 yard dash. 1. Senior Jerry Coingerman strains to fling the discus as far as possible. 2. Dave Chupp and Dave Sentell pace themselves in a race. 3. Regional qualifier Wal- ter Drapeza stretches to jump as far as possible in his specialty. the long jump. 1. Dave Faulkner displays good form in the high jump, for which he holds the school record of 6'4i4 . 2. Stan- dout junior athlete Ron Gillis in his specialty, the pole vault, 3. Runners concentrate and listen for the gun at the beginning ofa race. 4. Jerry Clingerman exerts effort to throw the shot put. 3rd At Sectional AL Varsity team Jay lngold Head Coach Wayne Lambrught Doug Carr Chrls Mars Ron Edwards Dan Walsh John Guupe Assistant Coach Jeff Jackson 'vig GHS 46 43 34 6 3 28 8 4 3 4 4 46 4 4 4 4 40 0 4 366 4 4 8 3 3 4 84 330 DNS 7 4 South Bend Adams South Bend LaSalle Penn Northridge Mushawaka South Bend St Joe South Bend Rnley Plymouth Breman Lakeland Westview Elkhart Central Laporte Jnmtown Rochester Wawasee East Noble Culver Academy Elkhart Memorlal Lavnlle Warsaw West Noble Northwood Concord South Bend Clay The G H S golf team topped nts season by plac Ing 3rd ln a fleld of 15 In the sectlonal tourna ment Junlor John Gulpe won the Most Valuable Player Award and also had the best average on the team wlth an 81 6 season average The other top players on the team were Chrls Mars Doug f f f ' Carr Dan Walsh and Jay lngold 91 Sophomores and punuors Ron Edwards Neal Myers Jay Shep herd Jay lngold Jon Zentz Dan Walsh Tony Trenshaw 2 John Gulpe lanes up a putt 3 John concentrates before makmg has swung 1 Doug Carr shows hus good swung at the drlvlng range Varsnty Baseball Outstanding gt' til nnnn 1s -'fl' ' n..b -Lg.. -J- As' Qu-1 .i' 'QUE' ..-... 2 ff-':? 5 '1 f rfrwst M ff e.'sv'.J5ii5?ivv.w, M... '- uid- cn-Q Front row Scott Mailer Jeff Hernley Craug Gregory Steve Swnhart J S Muller Ed Swoveland Torn Hoover Bnan Muller 2nd row Coach DeVon Hoffman Ron Bender Phul Taylor Make Pangburn Chuck Pederson John Papes Steve Weddle Brad Lau Assistant Coach Mlke Rutter I l - . 3Q'.j,,' - A 4' ' -. -ip' Ati: ' '. Jig' ,Q N . , - Irrgi, - fn. Z. wr , -. 'x t 4 ' -' . - J -x ,' . 15? , j'!,I,vU f- i' .4 ' , asa . - Wt- Y -. A 'A 'HQ ,Lf -il: x ., Q-7 ' ,' 'A ' - -Jak LI... , E J'i'. A r , -rv 4 .,,..... - X..-.-......, -. -...- o H A A . - . ' M ,. ANN- 'K ...j 'p 1 - as f . , I- . rf,-'. 1 ' . '., '- - --.L , - T .. B .' e- V . F' ' - '- 5' ' N' f Q' - f: - -f fu -.- -I . V. A V' r - f: E,-if 1,11-H - f if' 4-1 :.',4'f fv- es Xi- 'J . ' '--B' ,ir-e,:'f:af.1-..g f:u'. . fa.r.e-'Af V on ,,'iflu::'ifh-HA .VV ,J sill l..l.,ii., - -Q, --. A 'QMS u 1.1 lfhf'-'XL ...L '-H M' ' Wi - va-.'-..' ' .lCt, I ' t . Q i d s ' ' K ri . -A Q ' U P X 4 X 11 A J : . If U 1' -I , .1 , I 'tr Q A .r .x----e 'ip The varsity baseball team played one of its best seasons ever, finishing with a 17 win, 7 loss record. Senior Steve Swihart was outstanding as the leading hitter, and senior catcher Phil Taylor was the most outstanding defensive player. Junior stan- douts were Ron Bender, who led the team on runs scored, and Ed Swoveland, who was the leading pitcher. .JW-' 'q'c'4'-'of' 0. t'.l' 1 ll '.O.' '. ' , . I s,O, .' s - ' N' 11' .-.ff P! :J-,. 'twy fd .3 ,- xx - ' by 'li N X I. ' '..i1 '-ci' ... f,f' ,. . V . ..4 x Q S - , 3 1, Catcher Phil Taylor positions himself to guard home plate. 2. Head coach Devon Hoffman in his role as first base coach. 1. Leading hitter Steve Swihart did not make it to first this time. 2. Jim Evans returns to first. 3. At the Plymouth game, the team members wait for their turns at bat in the dugout, 4. Phil Taylor at home - as the batter this time. fi J.V. Baseball Strong GHS 12 2 6 3 4 11 5 12 5 4 12 11 3 7 O 4 4 14 17 2 1 2 3 7 Elkhart Memorial Elkhart Central Dekalb Dekalb Northridge Mishawaka Marian Mlshawaka Marian Breman Concord Concord Concord Wawasee Plymouth Warsaw LaPorte Northwood East Noble Concord Wawasee Plymouth Northwood Warsaw Plymouth Northwood 'Q la . 1'4- f wr' 5 K Front row Steve Lundhorn Brian Thompson Doug Edwards Make Summy Phrl Miller Brent Lehman Doug Roth Lance Vaughn 2nd row Joe Muller Don Lewellan Ron Lewellan Rob Crlpe Dennis Rose Steve Hale 3rd row Coach Marty Gaff Tum Wullug Bnan Crupe Don Culp Chrws Graff John Meade Darun Keller Lu Riff.: ...urns ' 1 U' ,A Q--I--+ - fE...-T.. -v-- -v-A lm- M pf' IV fl. wr- 'J' AI-rid' ml' unr 14r cpu- qxl 1-'fzvair as-lr 'oft 1 The J V team watches the game from the dugout 2 Brlan Cnpe warms up has arm before a game 3 Freshman Rob Crupe after hrs turn at bat 2 Catcher Phul Maller guards home plate 3 Mnke Summy and frnend take a break 4 Coach Marty Gaff vuews home plate from the fnrst base une s E 5 I A 'ww ' -', lr ' . 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The student councll headed the student body durlng a very actlve year Two students from each home room were elected as representa tnves both fnrst and second semes ters They were led by Cralg Harrls Presldent Becky Flsher Vlce Pres: dent and Pattl Teal Secretary Mr Mllt Thomas and Mr Randy Robert son were the faculty advlsors The student councll sponsored several splrlt bulldung charltable and money maklng projects Theyj planned the Splflt and frlendshlp week actlvltles They headed a drlve for canned goods and money for the Clothe A Chlld project They also or ganlzed a blood donor day at the hlgh school Theur teacher apprecla tlon glft a breakfast was prepared and served by the members The coveted Spurlt Award was presented to Mark Danforth by the student councll thls year At the end of each semester the student councll members enjoyed a pnzza party as a reward for thenr la bors for the student body and com munity 49'v:- xv fl' ffl Student Council tv-nl 163-r 1 Sympathmes were defunutely wnth the png durmg a greased png contest 2 Sensor boys dusplay thelr spurlt ln a rather unconventlonal way 3 Cralg Harrus Becky Flsher and Pattl Teal off: cers lnsten to the duscusslon during a meetung 4 Toby Lararnore gets ready to partucupate nn the tug of war durlng splrlt week 5 The junlors score a pount agalnst the mores during a crab soccer game 1 Tom Hoover attemptrng not to fannt donates a punt of hrs blood to the Red Cross 2 The sensors take part ln a splrlt week actlvlty on the football fleld 3 Jerry Cllngerman flunches as he prepares to donate has blood has '5r sl V .1 wfQ'93'F .5455 t in 'I- Vs 1.1 'Y' 9'5- fx -'Z vnu IL N -' 41. I ' fa? .-......-.--.. P 1 Q 1. n ' , A x.. Q . vhs' I ..,.- ,. ...ix s ,- -qv 4 L4.n. CHEERLEADERS S ,ff Varsnty Cheerleaders: Kathy Muller, Greta Spencer, Cinda J.V. Cheerleaders: Soma Nofzrger, Rebecca Moyer, Jodi Scott Schwalrn, Stephanue Lukernan Ccaptavny and Karen Hardues. and Wanda Muller Screaming Redskins!! The 1978-79 cheerleading squad set a goal of raising spirit at G.l-l.S. by using new ideas. Some of those new ideas were: raising money during the sum- mer to buy slacks for the cold football games: new routines: and new spirit days, While the team was winning. the girls were yelling, and they contin- ued that tradition throughout the year, When the basketball season started. the squad gained num- bers through the help of the cheerblock. Although not as big as in recent years. the cheerb- lock was a great help in sup- porting our teams. Thespians And Art Club fs 9 Due to the reconstruction of the school's audi- torium, the Thespians were unable to present a fall play or a spring musical as they always had in the past. Instead they did You're A Good Man Charlie Brown for local clubs and schools. Having a new sponsor, Miss Jan Thomas, the Thespians also presented two skits for the stu- dent body. The first one was in the fall during Spirit Week. The other was late in the year for Friendship Week. 1. The Thespians doing their version of The Brady Bunch 10 Years Later, 2. Mike Gardner and Marti Snyder win a check from the Clearing House Sweepstakes in a skit for the student body. 1. Claudia Liedtke and Kathy Arnold in the art room with Mr. Nelson. 2. Some ol the art club members: Carol Hoogen- boom. Reva Kellogg, Yolanda Bigler, Dianna Smeltzer, Janda Miller. Mr. Nelson, Brad Shuder, Lori Wood and Harry Bevers. ,rf ..,f' .. Front row: Angie Armstrong, Darla Ferguson, Georgeanne Buckingham. Marti Sny- der. Back row: Jill Slabaugh, Jeff Johnson. Jeff Jones, Kevin Miller, Cathy Phemister. Not pictured: Rob Hostetler and Ann Trenshaw. Artists At Their Work The art club dlrected by Nlck Nelson rnet on an almost weekly basls to work on dlfferent projects Plans to bulld a sculpture to dlsplay ln front of the school were put ln the beglnnlng stages thus year Other projects lncluded palnt :ng a mural on the new art room wall and palntlng store windows ln downtown Goshen at Halloween tlme if NHS, NFL, Sunshine Society The National Forensic League had eight members this year, five of which were new. They took part in approximately ten meets under the direction of Jan Thomas, adviser. Two entries won first place at the district level, and went on to region- als. They were Michele Ruhling and Jeff Jones, who did a humorous duo, and Nancy Bost, who read poetry. The year was started with a trip to Ball State University for a combina- tion speech clinic and speech meet. Mayor Chisick was the featured speaker at the induction ceremony for the National Honor Society held on March 29. The 54 members in the NHS this year made up of 1570 of the senior class and 5170 of the junior class. According to Robert Mathews, faculty adviser, they are inducted on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service qualities. The money that the club made selling concessions was used partially for the NHS scholarship loan fund. Mrs. Kim Kiser, adviser to the Sunshine Society, stated that the main function of the society is to help others, meeting needs when- ever they are made evident to the club members. Therefore, much of the money they raised selling carna- tions on Valentine's Day and St. Pa- trick's Day was donated to charities. The club took part in several other activities. The members brought their fathers to Daddy Date Night, a potluck dinner. They also sponsored an ldeal Lady Tea. They gave teach- ers cookies on Valentine's Day, and sent cards to people in the hospital. The members worked in order to ob- tain sweaters, keys, or letters. 1. Nancy Bost, Lori Zook and Rob Hos- tetler listen as Ms. Thomas. adviser. goes over a script for a reading. Nancy Bost and Lori Zook demonstrate a duo reading. 3. Tim Gardner presents an impromptu speech, which was his spe- cialty. 1. Mrs. Kiser presents sweaters and letters to Kathy Nafzinger and Jane lngold. ix 'Q f' ff' -ot' A A-...r Sunshune Socnety I to r Kum Kuser advuser Patty Jones Kathy Nafznnger Jackue Porcharsky Ann Trenshaw Cheryl Battles Donna Nafzungcr Jody Scott Jane Ingold Natuonal Honor Socuety Offncers Jam Evans Prcsudent Sarah Beeson Vuce Presudeht Georgeanne Buckmgham Secretary Mary Martulla Treasurer 4 fx 'Z-' ' a .Af V. f , A x a S- X is . ,QW A 1 tx 1 . fi? 'qt -f' -Q35 1 . .-AGR e J? ' E ' 1 X a N A ,, f -if if ' rf- ' : 4 f-, X V Q If L V 6 H Q lf. 1 3 y . . f--- or-A-f . A 3 bv f 7 .L ' I ' A 5 I Eh .f Chess Club And Science Club . 1. A chess club member sets up a move in order to practice her chess skills. 2 Jon Gardner contemplates his next move, 1. Science club members and other interest- ed people Iook over U.F,O. information 2. Science club members Jim Evans. Steve Barhyat. Dave Rapp, and Melvin Bon- trager look over information with Mr. Bow- ers. adviser. and a U,F.O. expert, I I in E M- V A 's . ,V V up .Cu Qvj :gg 1 L 4. F 3. Chess club members, I. to rg Jay Ingold, Tim Gardner, Jeff Stoltzfus, Garry Champ, Beth Miller, Jon Gardner. Gigi Hoyman, Mr, Fred Blosser, adviser, Thinking And Enjoying It W 1 In Zia. A UFO expert was one highlighted speaker this year at a science club activity Other activities included a demonstration of a ham radio demonstration of different :tems in science cabinets and a demonstra tion on stroboscopic effects Mr Bowers the science club adv: sor said The major innovation moved meetings to nights This caused renewed interests in science club as more students could attend It provided for a need for students who have a real interest an science The chess club met twice a month on Mondays at Mr Blossers house They practiced playing chess to build up their skulls They didn t par tscupate nn any dual meets this year but they did participate an the Re guonal Tournament at Arcenel Tech in Indianapolis on March 24 -,,..-A ,.a ff I Students ln the French Club Ilsten whale Mr Fancu! mtroduces a fnlm they are about to see 2 Paul Shreck vasuts wuth a frrendly pet J Paul and Jenny Lund take part an a French Club discus- sion, 4, Mr, Fancil introduces the film Gigi , that the club is ready to view.1. Steve Miller takes part in a taco party during Spanish. ,qu French Club, Spanish Club it , l i M51 .f ' French Club, front row: Tim Vanover, Chris Weaver, Theresa Schrock, 'Yolanda Bigler. 2nd row: Tan- ya Tyler, Sherry Bontrager. Sue Leatherman, 3rd row: Theresa Dyck, Mary Oplinger. Brent Lewellen, Jenny Lind, Paul Schreck, Tom Sibal. Spanish Club: Mr. Horneman, adviser, Rosalee Vanover, John Shoup, Laurie McCloskey, Cheryl Bat- tles, Kathy Arnold, Steve Miller. The foreign language clubs had an active year. The French Club, under the direction of Mr. Bob Fancil, adviser, and Chris Weaver, president, sold candy to raise funds for their meetings. The meetings included a treasure hunt party and a panel discussion by former G.H.S. students who had traveled in Haiti. Club members also enjoyed a Christmas party and at another meeting saw the film Gigi, The year was climaxed by a trip to JohnelI's, a French restaurant in Fort Wayne. The Spanish Club did not have as many meetings this year as in the past years due to problems the construction project present- ed. They sold posters to raise money and enjoyed several taco parties. The highlight of the year for six club members and two ad- visers was a trip to Mexico during spring vacation. Mr. Carl Horne- man, adviser, listed some of the trip's highlights as visits to Mexico City and Paxco. They also viewed cliff diver in Acapulco and climbed the Mayan pyramids. A bull fight, shopping trip, and visiting a disco rounded out the trip that was en- joyed by all who went. GRAPPLERETTES AND BATGIRLS Front row Cheryl Zeratz Mary Martalla 2hd row Heada Raos Sarah Martalla Jolene Troyer Jackae Fararaagan 3rd row Dana Folk Cathy Saba! llera Snyder Carol Saba! Chras Beachy Eve Hollahger QQQ 'SA 2 Sarah Martalla assasts an score and tame keepang 3 Jackae Fanraagara and Cheryl Zehtz take a break durang a wrestlang meet 2 Cathy Maller retraeves a bat after a hat 3 Durang the Skaras turn ah the field Stephanae Lukemara and Mary Martalla watch the game all 00 Q 55 Sk T- '- tlr. . .'f 1 Assist Teams 'kill 1 3? ,'.x .? ' .r sf' W .C Front row: Stephanie Lukeman, Mary Martilla, Sherry Yoder. 2nd row: Amy Kotek, Sheila Berky, Cathy Miller, 3rd row Wanda Miller, Sandy Yoder. Q . , dill, 1 5 '3 ' I ' i -1 8 . 1 h '- If if if at . -f W L, - --, ' HT, J.-:P ' 5, 2' 1 V iggr.-4: A ,-...M . -Q 'I D 6 ,... 79.4 ' , 'fn -v-'w ' 1' 5' -'Q' if.-f fi . .'f f- fs., -. , :vl,l..Q:.i:5y-Jxl. .f' ,.5',. Q , A'-'15-pta' 'Q .fifg jf1-.,,tgQM'fia,- 1' Q, : A.k.'::A'g,-,,a,,,,,.',.lB uit 'var .fa ,.f,.,li,,,,Q4r,1 '...f-tv 5 -1 :i sig? ---n'.gt H-r-1---'wiv if-'5 Iff' Q '-r 'far H C . f.'f' fry 'L' - Y -UI sv' '11-1 f- 9 - Fi, L' 4' fy. . A. 'i,q3v4-- ,, ,NQQ- QSO '1-, .' ,v58VfH:2 v, 1-,, 11 . -,,. '-gk' 1 Q '-'N' .v 1n-T L, ' RS' - Jfzlf'-.s 'Ft-es.. . ' - i .i: .ia-f1,L,,'f'4Qg,7:4f. sf' . P U' Q., .5 .-. Y-4 - Q tw.. 3 '-- ft fuhzit 4-1- l A ' it up The Grapplerettes and Batgirls assisted the wrestling and baseball teams respec- tively in a variety of ways this year. Be- sides giving spirit support to the teams, the girls helped by selling tickets, selling concessions, keeping score, and various other tasks. Mrs. Patty Dechant was the advisor of the Grapplerettes and Miss Cinda Taylor was the advisor of the Bat- girls. lin PA? SENIORS dll 'in X 4' f i 'I Z1 ij ...Em ...al l1v,,f V' iff' 2 f! ful v S .4 c.P4 6 , if 91' 'AE 'J f 3 'Nfl 0 sa f P9 4 ' 'Q Candy Adknns Volleyball Yearbook Student Councll Medlcorps Helen Ahonen Swlmmlng Spanish Club Sunshlne Soclety Grappler ettes Cheerblock Ska Club Annette Akers Charles Amadeo Basketball Baseball Football Intramurals Track French Club StudentCounclI Boys Booster Rocky Anderson Intramurals Boys Booster Phllllp Balley Football Intramurals Track Boys Booster Thomas Balley Sophomore Cholr Senlor Cholr Football Track Sc: ence Club Blology Trlp Class Off: cer Student Councll Almost Any thlng Goes Camp at Rose Hulman Steve Barhydt Sophomore Cholr Sen lor Cholr Scuence Club French Club Jeff Barner JV Baseball FOOIDBII Track Intramurals Scaence Club Bl ology Trlp NHS Wrestlung Boys Booster Hoosler Boy s State Bonnle Bartel Orchestra Band Marchlng Band Pep Band Jazz Band Blology Trlp Spanush Club NHS Andy Beck James Beck Band Marchrng Band Skt Club Sarah Beeson Soph Cholr Sensor Chour Basketball Track Golf French Club NHS Class Offacer Sensor Follles Student Councll Cheerblock Prom Commlttee Dan Berkey Football Intramurals Track Boys Booster Yolanda Blgler Band Marchlng Band French Club Art Club Career Cen ter Sensor Follles Cheerblock Tracy Blackport Orchestra Band Marchlng Band Pep Band Year book Tomahawk Spanlsh Club Sun shane Soclety OEA Grapplerettes Cheerblock 122 Candy Helen Annette 'i gr ol Dude P I Tom eff Bonnle Andy Beese Dan Yoe Whop L Steve g 'T Jlm Bob Tracy , ' I , - 1' I 1 . 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'l N Davsd Rapp Football Golf Scsence Club Bsology Trsp lntramural Bowl T1 Ansta Stoltzfus Orchestra Chamber Orchestra Art Club Sensor Follses Fsddler on the Roof Cheerblock Home Ec Club German Club Beth Stoner OEA Track Masds Cheerblock Becky Stout Steve Stucky Orchestra Band March sng Band Crsmsonasres Swsmmsng Intramurals Sensor Follses Boys Booster Lors Stutzman Band Marchsng Band Sophomore Chosr Sensor Chosr Cheerblock Masorettes Bye Bye Bsrdse Sensor Year Head Masorette Steve Swartzendruber Band March sng Band Pep Band Jazz Band Swsmmsng Tennss Boys Booster Rschard Sweetser Wrestlsng Steven Swshart Band Marchsng Band Basketball Football Intramurals Scsence Club French Club Sensor Follses Boys Booster Mark Tavallals Band Football Track Wrestlsng Phsllsp Taylor Baseball Basketball In tramurals Boys Booster Rotary Club Patrscsa Teal Scsence Club Class Offs cer SC Secretary Sensor Follses Student Councsl Cheerblock Sks Club Almost Anythsng Goes Home comsng Candsdate Sophomore Sweetheart Candsdate Theresa Thacker Mary Thul Sophomore Chosr Sensor Chosr Sunshsne Socsety Medscorps Hoosser Gsrls State Mske Towne Sophomore Chosr Sensor Chosr Crsmsonasres Basketball Football Intramurals Track Golf Sensor Follses Fsddler on the Roof Boys Booster Sk: Club Vocatsonal Auto Mechanscs 134 Dave Ansta Beth 'VX ,..4 Becky Cosmsc Man ors Steve Pi ,d' Chsp Grszz Mark P s C f Patts Teresa Mary K Mske Vg' I ,N l, L . . 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Sun- shsne Socsety Thespsan Pom Pom Sensor Follses Fsddler on the Roof Student Councsl Cheerblock You Cant Take st Wsth You Flag Corps You Are A Good Man Charlse Brown Arlsn Troyer Intramurals Tennss C reer Center Boys Booster Carla Troyer Basketball French Club OEA Cheerleader Art Club Sensor Dollses Track Masds Student Coun csl Cheerblock FCA Home Ec Club Marla Troyer Sophomore Chosr Vol leyball Track Bsology Trsp Cheer leader Class Offscer Sensor Follses Student Councsl Cheerblock Home Ec Club FCA Sweetheart Queen Swsm Relays Ralph Troyer Art Club John Ulmer Intramurals Tennss Scs ence Club Spanssh Club Wrestlsng Sensor Follses Student Councsl Boys Booster Rotary Club Angela Vanderheyden Sophomore Chosr Sensor Chosr Crsmsonasres Sensor Follses Fsddler on the Root Cheerblock You Cant Take st Wsth You Marsbeth Vanklaveren Band Marchsng Band Pep Band Sophomore Chosr Sensor Chosr Crsmsonasres Bye Bye Bsrdse Rosalse Vanover Spanssh Club Sylvsa Vaughn Band Marchsng Band Pep Band Art Club Roberto Vsncsquerra Jazz Band Foot ball Track Tomahawk Exchange Student ICYE from Italy Thomas Wansa Foresgn exchange stu dent Football Darrell Watts Jeffrey Weddle Band Baseball Bas ketball Football lntramurals Boys Booster Rotary Club Lsnda Wegehoft French Club Sensor Follses Track Masds Student Coun csl Cheerblock Sks Club Larry Wenger Intramurals Track Cross Country Boys Booster 135 The Time Has Come Keith Wilden Band Marching Band Tomahawk Library Club Chess Club You Can tTakeitWith You Me dia Club Mark Wittrig Football Track Wres tling Senior Follies Boys Booster National Honor Society Who s Who in American H S Rotary Club Linda Wright Rick Wyman Denise Yoder Orchestra Band Marching Band Pep Band Jazz Band Yearbook Spanish Club Medi corps Jerold Yoder Jill Yoder Band Marching Band Pep Band Art Club Sherry Yoder Sophomore Choir Sen ior Choir Basketball Track French Club NHS Senior Follies Batgirl Cheerblock Prom Committee Cheryl Zentz Tomahawk DEA Grap plerettes Senior Follies Cheerblock Prom Committee Samuel Zepeda Intramurals Wres tling. Michael Gardner: Jazz Band. Sopho- more Choir, Senior Choir, Crimson- aires. Senior Follies, Fiddler on the Roof, Boys Booster. Crimsonaire Trip to Philadelphia. Dennis Howard: Swimming, Track, Boys Booster. 136 Keith Mark Linda Rick Y Denise Jerold Andrea Yodie Cheryl Sam Mike pk Dennis :ew 5-x A .'-ffl. -' 3' Z ' ff' Q ,Q-sw-.,Y'm 2: .uf uf if inf' N H .' .' v ' ax x ,S ' 1 ' A x --4K ' I XX 5. AV I . 1 Y- 5 si i ' ff - am Ti Y 'wa ,J 4- 5 Q J 1 2, I 4. O1 I0 U ' 521. K L.. I' Pfjw' 9' J- X '5 fk. r f 'fi X Y Y. .V WW-ff 52 xv lk Brenda Adklns Allan Ahonen Rlchard Amhrosen Tracy Anglemyer Angle Armstrong Kathy Arnold Mark Baehmann Leslre Barks Cheryl Battles Jeff Ron Chrlstlne Debble 'Shella Battles Bender Berkey Berkey Berkey Rod Blxler Luz Blanco Karen Blevlns Brlan Bontrager Shen Bontrager Deborah Borntrager Dawn Bortz Tum Boshart John Bowers 4 Dawn Bradford Tum Brlll an ev A? J 1.-lg Raquel Cannacho Beth Chevaller Chrrstopher Chrrs man Pattl Conder Steve Conder Steve Coyne Mark Cregrer Melodre Crlpe Mike Crlpe Gerard Davis Patty Davls Jon Deal Dana Detwller Mary Ann Dlaz Pete Dublnrn Suezy Dukes Cheryl Dulaney Jeff Eaton Todd Eby Mark Eldrudge Dennrs Elllott Debbue Eshelman Geneva Esklns Scot Eyer Denrse Faldoe Mark Farver Steve Fldler Jackre Flnmgan Joyce Ganger Chrrstlne Gardner Turn Gardner Cathertn Gaskull Randy Gull Ron GIIIIS Jane Gorham Nancy Gray Barry Grate 140 ,J lug 'lf I yr- f- Ds! Vilma TM L A4 R 2 'ph .-v ms,- Q-2 I U f ' J 190 Q C V - EL, 7' A .1 35. 1 ' 3 - '- - ,J 5 H5 ' ' ' . ' X K A Sw? ,43 - K ' t- . , if 55 ' ., ' - 1 QAM , F s . V Ph l ,P 4- 4. 4? .v 'v' ' X Y '- sxx A Il ' fr' M- . V Qi. X I ': 5 L f ' ' . 1 ID. L ', 3 Y .f V 'E I 1 V t I ' ,A -at , 4 ' ' , 1 1- ,V D - A A E 41 l AF . ' ' , V ' ' . r 1' ' ' X ' K -75 I' 'lx l' fx! ,Xl We 4 iU'r..'!' fa v. A.. ' g , 1 s ' 0 2 . A K , ,,s ' ' 5-1 r -i -- .21 '. 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A Cfalg Gurlfoos JOhn Gurpe Curt Haberstnck Tammy Hall Susan Hane Karen Hardues Joel Hart Don Hartman Jeff Hernley Bonnae Hershberger Douglas Hure Steve Hoffman Shan Hollar Carol Hoogenboom Tom Hoopangarner Tom Hoover Jane Hoyt Muke Hunsberger Brenda Hunt Scott lnbody Jane lngold Jay lngold Dave Iwema Mark Jamesen Marilyn Jerles Jeff J Johnson Jeffrey L Johnson Robin Johnson Jeff Jones Patty Jones Peggy Jones Thomas Jordan Mary Keeler Steve Keenan Craig Kercher Jeff Kercher Cynthia King Debra King Richard Kinney Amy Kotek Phil LaBar Brian Lamb Denise Lantz Micheal Lantz Larry Laramore Brad Lau Kimberly Lechner Bette Leer Linda Leichty Jenny Lind Dana Long Cynthia Loucks Don Macdonald Polly Magers Chris Mars Dawn Martin Sarah Marttlla Karyn McCann Mike McCIoughen Kelli McGuire Beth Messner Philip Metzler Denise Meyer Brian Miller Dawn Miller Dennis Miller Janda Miller Kathy Muller Loretta Miller Tim Miller Toni Miller Richard Minier Brenda Mishler Carla Mishler Karen Moore Kevin Myers Donna Nafziger Erin Neumann Michelle Nisley Grace Oswald Nanette Ott Ed Papes Karen Penrod Luis Perez Doug Pfahler Donna Price Allen Rassi Maureen Rassi Renee Reaman Jon Reber Greg Reeder Jennifer Rensberger 4 2 If K 1 le N lf ' L' X w XJ- it l ,154 dl! vb mill: 5 - shi. ix. Q A .11 N 4,fx 'i Dave Rlchards Darryl Raegsecker Steve Rnegsecker John Rnggs Hendn R105 Phrl Roberts Julue Roose Steve Roth Barbara Runge Larry Saunders Todd Scearse Laune Schrameyer Jeffrey Schrock Teresa Schrock Fi... Cunda Schwalm Kevin Sentell Faath Showers Lusa Shnner Brad Shuder Tane Shurtz Tom Sibal Chrus Summons Mark Sleppy Dnanna Smeltzer Bruce Snyder Debra Snyder Martha Snyder Greta Spencer Emlly Sprnnger Ann St, Gerrnaln Gale Stahl Dan Stealy Murry Stegelrnann Lusa Stoner Shelley Stoner Davld Stotts Denuse Strycker Edward Swoveland John Tedstrorn Klm Thornburg Jana Tredway Nancy Troy Jolene Troyer Lon VanBuen Make VanderMaaS Linda Weaver Steve Weddle Greg Weeden Dana Wellung 'XLR X Susan Wllden Mnchael Wnlllg Jodl Wood Lorne Wood Thomas Zelger Cundy Zook 'T f- - 'if' W p N.: N 1 K 'Xi 1 W fe Q 5, .2 ., xl . iv ' F X1 I ,, v . l .xn ' -.R I f ,Al .- AX, N-r I A :iw K I ii-e 3 Y.-A '- in Not Pictured: Mike Alexenko Jeff Amsden Diane Bailey Jeff Berkey Harry Bevers Robert Blckel Jim Bradford Ty Brown Greg Burns Richard Chupp Olivia Castaneda Sandra Corvin Don Cottingham Anita Cregler Shari Culp Eric Cupp Robin Davus Gonzalo Diaz Diane Edwards Roy Espinosa Mark Essig Yvette Eysol Diana Farmuloe Connie Forsythe Patricia Frye Richard Frye Devon Gangwer Brad Goble Jeff Hall Tonya Hall Tammy Hawkins Ed Hendrix Luis Hernandez Kelly Honey Jeff Joselin Robert Knight Doug Krueger Theresa Lay Jeff Marker Jack Markin Larry Martin Donna May James McBr Arnold Miller Jeff Miller Sandy Miller Steve Miller Gary Myers Martin Neal ide Scott Reinhart Kevin Rockenbaugh Shirle Ross April Rowe Jesse Sailor Rebecca Smith Debra Stotts Steve Taft Teresa Thacker Tania Tyler Robert Wilson Dwight Yoder Thomas Yoder Subd SOPHOIVIORES Nj -I 'wx 'X if ff td J 935' 9 Jerry Akers Kelly Aker Mike Alt Carmen Alvarado Brenda Anderson Susan Archer Tony Armstrong John Bagley Patrick Bailey Daniel Balentine Christine Beachy Allison Beck Tamara Belcher Bertha A. Blanco Gloria Blosser Douglas Bobeck Ronald Bollinger Donald Bontrager Lyle Bontrager Nancy Bess Lisa Brechtel Nancy Brown Carla Buckmaster Jerry Burt Lori Burt Cecilia Cherniak Mary Cherniak Wade Chiddister David Chupp Todd Clark Susan Conder Carla Covington Stephen Cox Brian Cripe Brett Crume Don Culp N! I ixssndlw Xu X 'C I-' 4 .' . ' . I, l b is -a v.u i 1 N 1. X N 1 i l ' sf. E' r ' ' 'WJ ' Y xv A, 'xg -S A lf' 1 is , ill' I ,il I 'U 1 ,..i Q 0 'P li l nv gf, l X 0- -, a.. 'Q A i ,v C ,N ig ,. X T no 1 C X74 T' l , Taryn f 'WP +4 SI 2 -1' glyph? l an l X Q-i J ji 'J- lf vK v-'Y if A -L- Hx S1 11? I, Ld Amy Day Dana Deter Laura Duxon Shelley Donovan Barbara Dowllar Tina Drapeza Teresa Dyck Krlsten Eastman Doug Edwards Steve Edwards Ron Elchert Ke I EIIIS Forrest Evavold Doug Farmwald Rhonda Farthnng Ken Farver Todd Fendt Lesa Fenner James Ferguson Brad Fuandt Pam Fleck Dana Folk Steve Fortner Joe French Susan Frnsble Dave Gaskull Ruth Getz Jam Gnbson Linda Glngerlch Marllyn Goff Chris Graff Cher: Graftord Don Gnse Paul Gruse David Hach Charles Hampton Steve Haney Terry Haney Doug Hansen Don Harrison Patrlcua Hartsough Bruce Hershberger Waneta Hershberger Doyle Holden Eve Hollinger Dawn Hoover Larry Hoover Vera Horban Robnn Hostetler Edith Howard Georganne Hoyman Debra Hunt Stephanne lnbody Amy lngold Mlchelle Johns Glenda Johnson Marulyn Joldersma Jeff Jones Jam Jones Larry Kauffman Muke Keenan Barbara Kmcald Tonu Klnney Jeff Klenn Sandra Klune Kathy Knelpple Cheryl Knight Tom Kortle Scott Kosnoff James Krezel Tony Lamb Curt Lambdun Tracle Lambert Steve Lambrught Tony Lambrught Ronald Landns Jon LaRue Evelyn Leatherman Fred Leatherman Brent Lehman Brent Lewallen Lora Lutwuller Barbara Lnvnngston Allen Locust Vellnda Long Donna Lotz Angle Mahony Victor Makxnrnenko Make Marker Greg Markham Gina Martln Darlene Mast Marlene Mast Melody Mast Rhonda Master Rebecca McAfoos Jane McCally Dave McCann Phll McGechle Scott McGlll Rack Mead John Meade Stacy Meade Tom Metz Chrls Meyer Mnchele Meyer Beth Muller Marc Muller Melody Muller Mike Muller Mitch Muller Myrna Muller ,lan ,af it 'lui A J 89 V' -'H UA 'Wk fl.. 1 , r v x vi , 1 ,Pt , r 9 a-Q ,gil im l 434 ,Q f 0 'M .W D9 x XX Xxxfr fl lx 411 fag. 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' M' , G9 'I' , . , , , '5 7 ' Y I I V . s H . N 'O Q 'QU' , ls. Q ' , ' V . f l - T .' T fl. I Xl' . X Y T 4 Nancy Miller Phil Miller Scott Miller Sheila Miller Steve Miller Tim Miller Tom Miller Steve Minnick Sam Mogica Eric Morris Rebecca Moyer Neal Myers Shelly Myers Daryl Nafziger Fred Nelson Doug Newell Tammy Newman Sonia Nofziger Greg Norton Dan Oplinger Cynthia Osborn Darrell Ott Tim Oyer Pete Paris Tamra Parson Terry Perrin Kurt Peterson Craig Phillips Dave Pinkerman Rod Plank Tim Puro Jeff Radkey Dellana Rassi Waunita Reed Joy Rees X -'-L - ff' 1- ' 0 ' lj-J ' T .1 ':. L ,. -f 4 b A rf A X X A 1' , I, '--. ji. .f.:.-ig Q I ' il 1, . iqszzzieaai i T A V .,, - .H -3 Wx X :L A gi Tw- ' -:L ' ' W v ' -' ' l ti 4 . 1- '. Q f Fi Y' ' i . ff, , J 'f r - . . ix. N- P' A, Q if L- - X' 1 Xl. -we Eg. 'T' . ' ,' ' F' 4' Lf, q 7' T -Ei' 4 J 1 1 Ll f, .AL A i v QM I . 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Lester Slabaugh Pam Smlth Phll Srnlth Roger Srnlth Ellen Snyder Ryan Solomon Randy Sorg Klm Stacy Vina Stanflll Rebecca Stephens Jeff Stoltzfus Knrby Stoner Kevin Stutzman Make Surnmy Ben Suphal Rob Swlhart Rob Taft Chrus Teall Bull Tedstrom Kelly Thul Tony Trenshaw Conn Troup Charles Truex Mike Truex Kathy Ulmer Jlm VanCuren Bully Vannoster lm Vanover um Vanosky um Waddell Kam Wagoner Dan Walsh Sharon Walsh Sherrn Watkms Chrns Weaver Randy Wedge Klm Weeden Laurue Weldy Julle Wenger Cathy Weeler Jerry Wheeler Karmln Wneland Karen Wsllsey Matt Wuttrlg Tom Wogoman Kell: Wood John Woods John Yoder 'V I1 ,, M T x-- . l U ' v 4 X 'K , ff N A' 5 .75 ' ' ff' 1 l R ll T R l T T f M A t. wh tu .C-1 x l - n. nh nl.. F hx N55 '.. 3 , +1 J 5 -I 'j ' -3 4:-f j-5 'QR A ' , Q V 1 l X rv. 4 A Q V V l , ' I - ' . .v tif'-,IE - ' ' N r F I .UN T 'N 'S' .2 New ' ur- ., 1 . v 4 S5 ,T ' ' ' 4' - X ,xi X l H I i -, ,v :Q - A rx In - I 4 Q rf A 3 . 4- 3, ff- -. Q is 3 -4 -ze R . Nm ,'i.!',Ug::i177,'::H:' 'Yau r , ' ,A y Dawn Vannoster l 'wx' - . i -al ' T. H Q X -' EQ I1 2.9 J, 414 I J: , - . J r-'fl Z 3 'F-X-i - x l- ,V I in Iv V A l . .X X 5 . y .v g .- A rx V ,tv I 1' 5 . 5 ':'-- A 1 1- ' ' 4 -y A K I Q - . ' ' AA ' m ' y -l' ' KQV ' al, 1 - ' - sl- : W.:-I R. ff Y T5 ' 5 i f 3- 'N 21 ifl ' A A 1 N N' u'4 I XX - I K W- A 1, v L ' ' 5 I .-1 ' 1 J. 6. ,. ' 4if '3'51- . ' 'J X A Af if I .j ' I 6' 9 ' . Jr. .X. ' T . . A 1 . ll I FAC U LTY AN D STAFF Administrators Led School 4Q,,41Du 'ldv 'C 0-'Z Prunclpal Max Flandt Vice Principal Wayne Randolph Assustant Pnncnpal W Lynn Bollinger Rl 00 1 wr 109' A 2-ww., Guidance Department: Harold Kastner, Milt Thomas. Berniece Dwyer, Wayne Randolph, W. Lynn Bollinger, Fred Blosser. 'Y ,Z Indispensable People Y ni Q '74 i x I - -KN , Cooks: Mary Muller, Barbara Stoltzfus, Rachel Muller, Velma Ulrnch. Elsie Llnthlcurn. Velda Hewhbergef. Jacquellne Meeker, Mary McCreary, June Cleveland. Vlrgunla Knught, L 1 Charles Hess, Attendance Counselor x fi 7-. I j Imogene Blosser, Bookkeeper: Sheryl Bontrager, Attendance Secretary: Dorothy Rassi, Guidance Secretary: Barbara Ogle, Athletrc Secretary: Patsy Keum. Hugh School Secretary, 41 Custoduansr Bob Clayton, groundsman, Maxlne Nlsley Mary Nead. George Madeson. head custodlan, Not shown Don Morse, Steve Markharn, Harold Ralston. A Diverse Faculty hz: 'xx it 'SNK QQ, fm .Y , ff: lndustraal Arts Departrnenti Ralph Peterson, Ken Murer, Allen Rogers. James Hughes. .,I, I.,--wa -Q, f '5 ' at Q-T' Spectal Educatuoni Brtan Burkart, Barbara Snell. Soclal Studues Department: Seatedi E. Burdette Hoke, Ruehard Harley, Rack Clark, Standlng: Henry Clason. Milt Thomas, John Dechant, Study Hall Proetori JoAnn Brandt 'Y ,iiiZ'L ?i'l'i 3 S ,-no '10 .v Forengn Language Department' Robert Fancul, French. Vicky Hcrrman Arti Nnck Nelson, and Carl Horneman. Spamsn, Q5 '?? l - ll' -1435-5 English Department Cunda Taylor, Laura Funk. Loss Yakc, Jerry Snyder, Duane Catwrught. Jan Thomas, Doug Cartwright, p . in .Ji- Yi , n., Home Economics: Norma Blair, Kim Kvser. 95 4- Sue Neeb Media Specialist: Germaine Burns. Science Department: Jerry Wilson, David Becker, Randy Robertson, Elmer Bowers. -I ,,,,..-, -r: '- f 5 4 . 1.. 61 ' . '6-fQfFi- -.1 Business Education Department: Berniece Dwyer, Charles Hart, Anne Shomber, Robert Mathews, Howard King. QA er 'Q- sfqj 1, :, v , -. 7 'flag - i 5 . 3, 'Vp '-1. a Img . D V' 1. AIA 'G ' at , .Ei in X .' . ' 3 mu :M I ' I Driver Education: Steve Phillips. Mathematics Department: Harold Kastner, Carl Reiner, Wayne Lambright, Robert Mathews .Not shown: Henry Clason. 171 11 'Y 9? '-My Physucal Educatuon Department Don Ogle Corally McCann Dons Keyser Marge Stansbury Bryan Rathke f-mtv-4 Musuc Department Brnan Kurk Orchestra G Mernll Swartley Choir Davud Plank Band Not shown Max Mault Asst Band Robert Sharpe Dept Head I Athletic Director, Herb Ressler. 4 - W x X Wt cow x cf All T!! 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SAUNDER'S LEASING SYSTEM ,, i Q' 2890 College Ave. Goshen Ind 533 0521 534 1702 1lll ' Compliments of Bethany Chrlstlan Hugh School A MAF FIEDEKE DRY CLEANERS ,Q 211 S 5th Goshen In 6526 533 3070 7 ' U I Q J' --J Q 1 is 1954 b a . 5 .V .v??gQgRl7lELinf1'9Eh'HBtliQ2lhEhdl'!iNliliiLSmWT ff-,V'5e15'-pg:rd:rwAssr:urfm:mmnmn:v1wmrumusrwwzs- 3411.-i 'gmxqnouour IRQNJFURNITURLK-.. I 1 1 v- I4-4-1. . .. NRNSHS-aQE2rn4I-uArCki3'IuE.h.EfGI' - d INDUSTRIAL PARK-GOS I DIANA 4 TH E SPORT SPOT 229 S. Main Goshen, Ind. 533-3831 LLDO ' , ugipur ' ' f-f+f'4fffWif If it ll' 9 J A -, Y W R Chicago Pike Plaza N I B CC I N C Pontzac Plastzc Product D11 INDUSTRIAL PARK GOSHEN INDIANA 46526 Wiggins Service Center Your Atlas Tires and Automotlve Center 7th and Lincoln Goshen 534 3360 ZZQM REINICHES 610 East Jefferson St P 0 Box Y Goshen lndsana 46526 Phone 12193 533-6255 4 SQWEFMON rom For PV'm'ng 5 Y ., -K ' .4 - 1 H l I S 1 H 41 , l I Q 3 I . 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' , -31 7f-' fi 1-A - Q gfrga,-A ,A Nan - , . 23677 US, Hwy. 33, Elkhart, Induana 875-715 FOX S JEWELERS I ADAMS CONCORD MALL Elkhart lnanana THETQDQQMS 124 S Mann 336 9 MILLER S BARBER SHOP 408 S. MAIN GOSHEN, IND. FOR MEN CONCORD MALL 1009 S. 9'II'1 875 6432 GOSHEN IND SOUTHSIDE 'n I vs Nl ',f.K,yP I I Y ', , ggi Z, I . In. I mu ., u ,, , , g,,3 Mmm 'M I 1 7 1 875-6142 ' 5 - 5 5 . ,gygfkil X M woodeq, wagoq, floral Shoppe fresh flowers potted plants 2' 'S second Sz plke streets gosher J U D D D R U GS The Prescrlptnon Drug Store Ll. 502 W Pike St 533 2685 1401 Llncolnway E 533 9412 Q 10+ .' ll S I 9. . . 1 235.151 4 kv XY , I ' .11 -my J 52, 'D' A 50. op! ,B s ,U ,C Q gt 9' Q J 1 ZX W L! - Q D B 4 .mis-. .. g - A . 534-259 , ' ' - Compliments Df GDSHEN COLLEGE 1700 S IVIAIN GOSHEN IND 533 3161 Compllments Of R D FRYE REIVIODELING 533 4334 lt' Dick Frye Goshen In. JL IN SIEGINAAN '1OBEa SORG DODGE DODGE-DATSUN AUTHORIZED SERVICE US 33 WEST GOSHEN 533 8605 ARTCO 533 2354 METAL FINISHING BRIGGS 610 E MADISON GQSHEN PLUMBING AND C Q FITIEIIIIIIQ 533 6635 I? IA HEATING INC 211 N IVlaIn Goshen ' 1 4 X y I ' . ' 4 ' 7 fn I I. 1 ' -N. V . v V , ...N , ox VA y. . I 'I Y, if V ' I , .-,I-I IT IA.,.lILfg..Ig-qw,eajgfggsfg .Q .I - ' 'L ' '. I 4, Avis.,-' I-nur ' it -, f I?'I'WiI 7't5N4V 1 r'fIiX5 '1I . - 'N rig? if . I A I V ' 'Ii TEC INDUSTRIES INC 825 9491 St Rd 120 Howe w er RACE VIE W FLORISTS X5 AND GARDEN LAND FLOWERS OF DISTINCTION ,Q .JI .KS KNC 922 PO Box 466 534 1441 Manufacturers of Window Shades and Valances for the Recreational Vehlcle Industry , u 1 I I , 'N ' .C- .- 5' fy, 1 5 I , . ' i ' 4 - r n . S 'R I - jg I ' ' . A - V' A ' ,J ' ' .L ' G , 4. f 7 Q 1 . .v , L 0' I . ' ' I I . , ,F ,- 0 , . ,K :J 1 I If 1 .51- r .J.54'f'f-' I ' ,uf sl :, 31 , ' ,Kg,xtGRAP,, - , I A 17 fx -If . 4 I 21-2 ,g HN-'Q f- ww ic: 1- X1 5 V - If ' ' I 5. ml I lun. 1: llluldu ul: H , 1n1L0 F , 3Eaat Easi f HOIVIE-CREST CORPORATION Extends Congratulations And Best Wishes To All Goshen Hugh School Graduates Of 1979 1002 Eisenhower Dr N PO Box 595 Goshen In 46526 C2199 533 9571 CONCORD MALL . . . ., . . , . - ,JY 1 2, 9. 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