Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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riendship Remains 4.39- . .ah . 4 A Q ff In '3v'xl't.':1'2Nw. 150' 'X'K5.' v 0 , I -- I Exchange Students Seniors Claudia Wurth, from Germany, and Corinna Ganzoni, from Italy. were the exchange students who visited G.H.S. in ,79- '80. Both attended the full year and graduat- ed with the class of 1980. When asked how she liked the U.S., Corrinna said, I was very happy to get a chance to visit. It was some- thing I have wanted to do for a long time. It is much different than I thought it would be. In many ways I like it. But there are some things that make me want to go home. Both girls saw vast differences in the way high school students choose friends. They felt that in their cultures students were more open to accept people. They felt that here in the U.S. there is much pressure to conform to peer group standards. Both also expressed happi- ness at being able to visit thc U.S.. but both looked forward to their returns home. On thc left is Claudia Wurth. on thc right, Corinna Ganzoni.

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Friendship Week Expires But . A senior citizen joins students and workers in the salad bar line. Andy Stoner helps with clean-up work, Sr. Citizen Luneheor Friendship week no longer existed at G.H.S. in '79-'80. During the previous sev- eral years, one week during the spring was set aside as Friendship Week. During that week, students and staff were encour- aged through class competitions and con- vocations to be friendly and to think about different types of friendship. Some thought the traditional week effective, others thought it not. One effective holdover of that week was a senior citizens luncheon. Senior citizens from various nusring hand retirement homes in the area were invited by the stu- dent council to eat lunch in the school cafeteria. Individual council members helped with serving and cleaning up after the meal. The Crimsonaires entertained the guests and hosts after the lunch. Senior citizens seemed to enjoy the time to visit the high school and one commented that school had changed a lot since he had been a student. Senior .leff Johnson chats with a friendly senior guest before performing with the C 1 The Crimsonaires prepare to sing for the guests after the lunche

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