Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Spirit, that was one key word at Goshen High School, and Spirit Week brought out Big Red Fever in everyone. The students participated in five special spirit days during the week. Monday was Kiddie Day, Tuesday was Bruised Carroll Day which brought the most student response. Wednesday was Hat and Sweat Day. Thursday was Dress Up Day, and Friday was Big Red Day Spirit Week revolved around the Go- shen versus Fort Wayne Carroll home- coming football game. The students' spirit building efforts worked because Goshen rolled to a 21-0 win to cap the week off. The football players were en- thusiastic about the week. Randy Sorg commented, Spirit Week was a big emotional lift because it fired us up for the game. Having all your friends doing all the crazy things they did all week and knowing they were up in the stands made us play that much harder. As for the general student body, spirit week gave many an emotional lift. As Dave Hone stated lt made going to school Y . a whole lot easier. Junior class president Jay Shepherd an- nounces fall sports teams. failwtlm. Jibiifviyxtiflv fxzi Qi ilu? uivfhqbl? 'lj' Iiwfp . U Q A N - nf.,'i fre, Ifgaii? f.' IV!! if i ,R f, rfwfgy fi C pf 'XS J l Y nj I 'i ',fI'b, If ffi j 1- . ofa I x ii- f v ff f ,K rs i,f :' S 75411 fi n ff 1 , Ai T .st ff ,ff I T tg iZV' T ' f -V - .1 ffl, H' Art by Becky Appenzeller SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIAI T SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIAI T SPIRIT 7 -v nv v -.--j ,..- ---- - gn, Qi' . ., .- , A-rf-'Geri-11 A. ,.,ae-1afff- TR'l 4 gf Q I Greg Waddell portrays a bruised Charger on Bruised Carroll Day. SPIIRI T SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT 'lx in 1 Could Big Red Fever be the cause Bill Reith's facial expression? SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT SPIRIT Junior Dave McCann contemplates club leaders' presentations during this years club and activities n focati in

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shelman, Redskin Reign Deb Eshelman, 1979 homecoming queen, reacted to her honor with total exuberance. It was the best 18th birth- day present I could have gotten, Deb said with a smile. Deb received her crown September 21, which was also her 18th birthdate. Deb's escort was Jeff Weddle, a 1979 graduate. Seniors Tracy Anglemeyer and Amy Kotek were the other two queen candidates during the homecoming festivities. Jun- ior Wanda Miller, sophomore Elise Chevalier. and their escorts compli- mented the queen's court. The fans at the Goshen-Carrol game were full of enthusiasm. lt was Noise- Maker Night 53 , and everyone was involved, banging on their skillets and pots and pans. It was a game where no one stood still. The Redskins blitzed Carrol 21-0, producing their 4th shut- out of the season. Spirit week activities were culminat- ed at halftime of the game with the announcement that the seniors were the class competition winners. Sophomore class president Andy Stoner, and junior class president Jay Shepherd both re- ceived pies in their faces, representing their losing classes. Senior class presi- dent Steve Conder gleefully presented the sticky penalty to the other two offi- cers. Sophomore Elise Chavalier and escort Tony Flora. , i 1 Junior Wanda Miller and escort Rob Suihart. Senior Tracy Anglcmeycr and escort Steve Conder. Senior Amy Kotek and escort Tom .lordon. Ch' -- f '-x s,.,-.-- '+ Homecoming queen Debbie Eshelman and escort Jeff Weddle. -J . , XX 1 X . lx xx i XX ,