Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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I was so happy when I heard on the radio that the plane was up and Iran could do no further harm to our people. -Paul Kahlin A NEW PRESIDENT Many things happened in 1980-81, but one of the most important was the election of President Reagan. He went into the White House will all sorts of budget cuts that he thought would be very simple to handle. But as his Presidential term progressed. he they were not so simple to handle and they may not work at all. -Charlotte Dishman ATLANTA KILLINGS When the black children in Atlanta start- ed to come up missing, there were many people upset about it. It seemed no one knows how these children were dying. Groups of men were gathered to watch and make sure children return home safely. Some were so frightened that they trusted no one, not even the people believed to be helping. -Brenda Arnold OLYMPIC BOYCOTT 'J I think that the Moscow Boycott was a main event in 1980-81. I don't think it was fair for President Carter to keep America's athletes away from the Olympics. You can't mix politics and sports. I was glad that all the athletes got a special medal from President Carter. That was the least he could do for them. -Stefanie Eldridge Photos by Crimson Staff and Associated Press. ---v WELCOME HOME HOSTAGEST Shootings 'hs v' Inflation Inflation was the most memo- rable experience 1 had in 1980- 81. Everybody had to cut back on everything, including even food and clothing. -Andy Piskor. X . 'P P1 dl Attempted zissinutions: Pope John Paul II and President Reagan. Republican .Iohn Hilcr ousted long-time democratic incum- bant John Bradamas from the House of Representatives in the November election. l ,M I ..,,.,. . . 'I ,A 1 Q -J 1 .. f . 4 -X -1 V Ati if W- ..,. tt . 1 . .1 W 5511 5 Q,-Q ,, M' h ,f ' QV, JU ,I ' ' 7 - ' 1 , 1- XX. S-qkd v , -A-ng.-we .xx The Columbia I think the most memorable thing in 1981 was the space shuttle Columbia. We were the first country to launch a space shuttle. The shuttle can take pictures and observe things in space and return with a safe landing. Someday I hope to ride in it and explore space. -Kathy Mast 4 UCI'-BUD Ztlj Age! E1 F-I E S1 Y ,Ezra 4 P wir . - s' 5 5- V, ff' - , ms xi-P N F fy w w I A nr . J . ak! J' In-nngv Qt X 3' ...kg ,I,. ...ull 91 it W fflaknfw A-if: ,, - I f .5 .y ,J Q . x af. l -Ky 1 :Y N - ..,:. U 5. s g Qxpyx L., H I Ni . X O l . Q.. si'- ,ss 8. 4 8 vL1 -4 'XML Toga Day kicked off our annual Spirit Week and class competition. Each Day of the week was special: Ripped and Torn Day, Dress Up Day, and Bruised Zebra Day. Field Day highlighted Spirit Week's fun with a Volkswagon push, class roll, crab soccer, powder-puff football, and a dunk-a-teacher tank. Thursday night's annual bonfire and snake dance ended class competition and sent the Redskins, fired up, to win the Homecoming game against Rochester. D NV I The thrill of victory . . . The Big Red Chief leads Bonfire activities Come on, guys! Push! v Let me out of here! 'X , I lx 'QMW M' , 1 sl f f A , V f 1 ' KV 'F the agony of defeat Blg Red Football movmg on to vnctory' I won t talk m class agam Mr Weaver' Students swmg to vlctory un the annual Snal-.e Dance Fw Rod Smlth doesnt seem very fond of the class roll hm af hx!! Class Competmon Semors 42 Junlors 32 Sophomores 22 Freshmen 11 P, , XR .Y 1 -fx V -T . x . . ' 1 . gt RK , .- '4 . R 5 x ' I c 0 .xl Y ' ' ., 4 .. , p 4- 2 ' -' - - .-r ' - Cr ' f - ,I' l 5 , A x . , 1 ' I X ,Q x ,J , R 1 - STEPHANIE REIGNS On a cold October mght durlng hlftxme of the Goshen Rochester football game there arose another 1n the long lme of GHS H0m6COmlDg Queens On Frlday October 17 Stephame Inbody was mtroduced as the 1980 Homecommg Queen Sen1or Stephanle along Wlth her court Semors Kelly Aker and Ellen Snyder Jumor Cmda M1ller Sophomore Dawn Eshelman and Freshman Sherle Stahley watched the mlghty Redskms crush the unsteady Rochester Zebras Afterwards they Jomed the student body 1n the Whlteman Gym for the b1ggest Homecommg Dance ever held at GHS Musmc was furmshed by the SIX O Clock D J from I 'I ' . . Stephanie Inbody, 1980 Homecommg Queen escorted by Neal Meyers L1gon1er. I I 1 -. , I Y X I f 5 - vd 1 ,I , , Q , f ' I4 fi W -f C f,tZl X Z Semor Kelly Aker cwcorled hx Marc Mlllex Jumor Cmda Mlller escorted by Todd Qwoetscr Homecommg Tradmon LIVES 011 bophomore D awn Fxhelmin escorted hx Daxc Cor dc r Freehman Sherrl Slahlex cwoxu ci lux XR 0 Node-1 Q O O I Senior Ellen Snyder, escorted by Vince Mil1l1iCk. TRACK EVENTS QUEEN S COURT BARBECUED CHICKEN Runmng and Jumpmg are not just chlld s play when they are the events IH the Goshen Relays Forty one schools competed 1n the 1981 Relays Roosevelt won the compet1t1on 1n d1v1s1on A Concord won the B d1v1s1on But athletxc competltlon was not the only event happenlng that day Many came to see the crown mg of the Relays Queen Rebecca Moyer It was a cool but sunny Aprll day Everyone enjoyed the track events the Queen s crownlng and the barbecued ch1cken pro Vlded by the Sunshlne SOCIGIV Anvbodv want a hot dog 1981 Goshen Relays Y'F1'9 7?,1l 1- v .hr 1981 Relay Queen Rebecca Moyer and llonorury Refexec M1 lhll Mlchcl Lvnn Newell watches the actlon from the concessmon stand Todd Alberry out IU front and no one even close' I' Q 4-1: L C h Y i P. '1 -5 s ' A ' , - 1 ix 'M In , L V, N. , 5 ,, , 1 ' A 1 o- ' U V Y, -xt h .J Q . 4 1 b . ... . . , I l 1 . ' ,-' s - ' N V .l ' 44. vr l ' 'H' HE Q. A A' TZ ...S 1 L, C L Q K K. V .4 J '. X, l l l ' v f 9' 2 an .1 A mf. WA 'J A u K, ! I of Z -J P A Nh 1 'F' Wmne-rQ Darrell and Dale Mo 1 5 'L' V 5? 3 I al! ., Over 300 students enjoyed the specxal nlght of elegance and dance prov1ded at the 1981 Jun 1or!Sen1or Prom Muslc was presented by Step p1n Out a band based 1n Ch1ca go The theme Escape to Fanta sy Island provlded a beautlful beach and large volcano PIZZH was served after the dance and many students enjoyed the showmg of The Stmg Waneta Hershberger and Cralg Fullfoos Studc nts escape to Fmtasy lsl'md through the 1981 Prom. ' gnu,-2 Tuna Drapeza and Angle Mahony take a break from dancing. Kelly Kee and Kelly Thul Escape To Fantasy Island Q l K setting, hlghlighted by a sandy .,-,,L Iii. - K . - rj . t 4 4' j Xf' t A , A f , A ul I xxsllul Null 1981 Prom G7 O 1981 Prom Queen Kathy Slbdl and her efacort Tlm Ox er C1355 was me name of Lhe game for Brock Roeo .ss Mlchelle Caesel 'lcd Nieddovw Dm Halemm e md hum Vkood Lorl 1nd Phxl enter I-amaqx IQI md pl lb Student Trave During Spring Break, Biology and Spanish students found that learning does not have to occur in a class- room. Biology students studied Marine Biology in the Florida Keys. Under a backdrop of palms and salt sprays students were exposed to biological experi- ments and seminars not possible in Indiana Twelve GHS students studied Spanish culture this year in Mexico' Their cultural expeditions led them to the Shrine of Guadalupe the pyramids of Teotihuacan Chaputec Park the Floating Gardens and the Muse um of Anthropology Though only a few students were brave enough to try to bull fight all made it to the top of the Sun Pyramid avxi' L Jive. 41 I in Palms and salt sprays highlighted Marine Biologx semin irs l' .tlfll Marine Biology Students Left to right Row l Flori 1 Blower lx ithy Sibeil Rebecca Moyer Roge Smith Row 2 Sonia Nofliger kelly lxce lxarmin Wiel incl QCClll'1Ch0I'I1lllx Bientl ewc Il in Row Doug lxewcll Marx Lherniik Chris Beachx Carol Sihil kelly Thul Row 4 lim Roberts Pitt Hirtsough Rob Svtihirt Row 5 Pony Lamb Iohn Shoup Bill Rieth Rovt 6 Ieff Stolwfus ku Peterson Mr Carl Weivcr Cathy Yodci braved the bull ring xl-54' lf VL I' J' 1-Oi 'z s in fun ind qludy ll Spanish Students I eft to right Row l leresa Rohrer lx ithw Bixler Anna llrinflau C wthx Yoder Carollxn Sanders Mrs Flynn Row 'P Mike Ieill N11 Horntmin Robert Beiehy Alan Criffith Bruce Anglemcycr Iohn Bowser left' litlor , x , l- l l -' t, g-Z' ' Q . . . . 4 .3 . 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I , ,. , ,t '. ,. 1 . 04 Nlobut :ki Shinogi CHS exch mge tudent from Iipan Im 'R Marilyn and llondurwr fwnnly members, Felipe 'ind Noemi. lf, Exchange Students I wanted to see to listen to feel the differences between America and Japan said Nobutaka Shinogi GHS exchange student from Japan Sent by the International Christian Youth Ex change Nobutaka spent 1981 with the I arri, Gadsons of Goshen I wanted to see American education because Japa nese education has little interest to it I like this school s athletlc system There are many good sports for both boys and girls I am proud of Goshen High School The teachers treat me as both exchange stu dent and American student When asked what he liked most about America Nobutaka answered Well everythlng is bigger here than in Japan I think though that almost everything lS bigger than Japan ,,,g:f1,..,. Aly'-I '11 Q -' an 11 -fu-or. -QA, ,-- 3 as ,Y : ::,:.ty.3 D Q.. ' .f1'.!'---ka, .Q ' , 2:14-,e...m?-has Just one of the many ways Marilyn spent her Hondurus 'afternoons For Marilyn Joldersma 1981 was a year of learning to over- come a longing to be home and adapting to a new culture. She spent the year living with a family in Honduras and graduated from a class totaling only ten. Seniors Strut Their Stuff Teenage Lunacy ran wild during the 1981 Senior Follies. Many graduating students performed skits in the two hour show, proving that they were not the serious seniors that they claimed to be. The Master of Ceromonies for 1981 was James Venosky. His performance brought erruptions of laughter from an en- thusiastic audience. Skits this year included The Pharmacist, Mildred and Virgil Take a Vacation, Toad Debonar and the Bingo Brothers, Masque, and the ever-popular let's-make-fun- of-teachers sketch. il U Hlwi l Gi 'sa I ki ,gl Follies was fun for all! f Mildred and Virgil took a vacation on stage during the 1981 lfollii Ryan Solomon, still riding 21 U'lCYVlf'7 Steve Lamliright and Sonia Nofziger: Follies was their encore to a super yearf Hoos1er Scholar Gloria Blosser lxancw Bose Mary Cherniak David Chupp Teresa Dx ck Douglas Earmwald Christopher Graff Paul Crise Iom Kortie Tony I amb Steve I ambright Suzanne I eatherman Lori Litwiler Rebecca McAfoos David McCann Barbara Meyer Beth Miller Rebecca Moyer Sonia Nofziger Dan Oplinger Tim Oyer Peter Paris Tim Puro Bill Rieth Jim Roberts Michele Ruhling have Saunders Steven Schlabach Jody Schott John Shoup Carol Sibal Roger Smith Ellen Snyder Jeff Stoltzfus Robert Swihart kelly Thul James Venosky Sherri Watkins Karmin Wieland Matt Wittrig Tom Wogoman V31Gd1CtOF13H Barb Meyer, Beth Miller Matt Wlttflg Sa1utator1ar1 Teresa Dyck LOT1 L1tW11er Award mners American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship Carla Coxington Bausch and Lomb Science Award Bill Rieth Bill Walton Memorial Tim Berkex Business Education Awards Dave Chupp Cecilia Chernial Doug Farmwald Stephanie Inbodw Laurie Weldx Earl Arnold Award Matt Wittrig Elizabeth fuson Scholarship Michelle Ruhling Evening Exchange of Goshen Scholarship Ellen Sm der Goshen Education Association Date Chupp Sue Leathei man GHS Acting Awards Chris Mex er Sonia Nofziger Bill Rieth John Shoup kathy Ulmer Charlee Luttrell Merit Scholarship tGoshen Collegel Barb Mex er Menno Seniors Scholarship tGoshen Collegel leresa Dx ck Lori Litwilei Matt Vt ittrig Goshen Kiwanis Scholarships Pete Paris Michelle Ruhling Goshen News Scholarship Awards Joanne Haarer kent Vandenoover Susan 7ook Suzanne Buckingham Barb Mever Beth Miller Bill Rieth Matt Vtittrig Herr Pratt Scholarship Mat Wittrig kim Hartzler Award Tim Thul Mike Hartman Spirit Award Steve Lambright Maxine Nislex National Merit Scholars Lori Litwiler Barb Mex er Beth Millet Outstanding Senior Girl Michele Ruhling Phend Memorial Date McCann 'I9 e Made Itlll Senior activities at GHS included the Senior Banquet, Prom, Follies, Awards Night and Commencement. Planned exclusively for the senior to celebrate the ending of 12 years of schooling, these activities gave ample opportunity for all seniors to be in- volved and honored. By tradition, graduation attire of red and white gowns and mortar boards were worn at Awards Night and Com- mencement. From the fun and good food at the Senior Banquet to the thrill of receiving the actual diploma during Commencement, the Goshen High School senior should have many pleas- ant memories to cherish. Lund' 35 - -ta -:Z 5: 3-'r 3 5 5 3 --1 1 , A-nk :T W qu v , 37,1-r H ,, V . . 'AXP'- ' 1,2 '- f -+ ' , '45, . 1 u, v. 6: 'f Rx'-be if F asv. C. ge' ' 1 '.qy.',X li Ye sd I N, 4 , 1' f , 'A S' ' ,A Vf 7 li 1 IJ A QQ! A.. ..' ' I T3 . 1 . ak... i 'E , :P I. P Y 35 P -M, 1 - . Q G' Q - ?fg.,-,A- , ' ,gli .,- 5 . H N - '. : , . -un eyball-Chris Beachy , ,,...-- , 1 x . .,-e-- N T' 1 - ,I 'af ww ' v' 1 Most Valuable Players all GUYS nl- Football-John Sanders P' Cross Country-Mike Truex V GALS Tennis-Paul Algate ,A ,V- Wrestling-Dave Chupp ,V , A 2 l V , , Basketball-Jeff Haney Swimming-Bill Tedstrom .Qjz'35n-1l:.f7f'Qg4f' ' -f 5 ... If R A I .3 47 C 3 Be1ng a Tramer at GHS, IS more than yuet f1x1ng everyday bumpq brumee and Spldlllq A bpoxte Tramer can earn over 1000 houri of experlenee at GHS Thue as Mr Don Ogle states We have one of the best Sports Medlcme programa anywhere at the hlgh school level The tramerq have served verx w ell thls year and wlll make outstandmg college tramera Senlors Ron Elchert Dave Plnkerman Mlchele Ruhllng and Junlor Doug Roth were the 198081 Tramers All had achleved 400 1000 houm of CXDGI 1ence whlle bemg responalble for the management and care of all athletlc therapy I feel our coaches and athletee have much conf1 dence ln our program pra12ed Mr Ogle 'Li'-E2 Vlhxtex CI wou re v.'1tCh1ng ux mu the 1 l N IC off mound thf Q n Tramers TRAINERS Doug Roth Dave Plnkerman Mlchele Ruhlung Ron EICYICFI VN here doex ll hllll' M Don Ogle . I , , .i ' . ,v. 0 v v ' K -K 1, ' K K Y' A 1 V ., . ., . ., . , Q .- , . ., . ., c N I ' 1 1 Q 1 . c 5' , R . . . .V Q, 1 ! ' ' V ' - .. . x C, f . ' . ,, . , . . . . s' 9 Now, lhls IS how l'd do wt! I Q I I' lv, , . , N., i 0 X 0' , .J - ' V la ' '. ' g js,it s gaoc, , , , I I l 1 L- Y n 1 v . x 1 S .- , , , v A X 1 .1o' L' . 1 Xa 'si' 1 . VARSITY Left to right, row 1: Coach Mirer. Dave Pinkerman. Coleen Nofzinger, Rebecca Moyer, Jody Scott. Wanda Miller, Lori Burt, Lecia Roth, Doug Roth. Coach Sorg. Row 2: Stewert Lockerbie. Gary Gross, Brent Lewallen. Don Lewallen. Doug Hummel, Rob Swihart, Ron Lewellan, Ted Jacka. Eric Wagoman. Scott Garvin. Row 3: Joe Miller, Brad Whitehead. Lance Vaughn, Brian Thompson. Steve Lambright, Tony Lambright. Brad Troyer. Dennis Rose. Brent Shank, Mr. Don Ogle. Row 4: Randy Sorg, Dave McCann, John Miller, Jim Roberts, John Meade, Phil Miller. Joe Cheek, Lieland Nisley, Jeff Holden. Row 51 Scott Miller, Kirhey Stoner. Brent Lewellan, Kelly 'I'hul. Don Culp. Steve Hite, Tim Uyer, Jeff Jones. Doug Weldy, Ron Elchert. Row 6: Kent Yoder, Rob Cripe. Jeff Haney, John Sanders Dave Slabaugh. Bruce Englemeyer. Ryan Soloman, Greg Bernheisel. Doug Deter. Row 7: Coaches Hoffman. Zollar. GSW! and Crieman .J JUNIOR VARSITY Left to right. row l: Minnie Wicland. Kim Roberts. Ann Brandau. Caroline Sanders, Bridgette Leatherman, Cathy Yoder. Row 2: Tom Stanfill. Mike 'l'eal. 'Ferry Cuxzocrea. Tom llamp, .lay Vpton Eric Lance. Scott Jarret. .lohn Bowser. Row 3: Jeff Treat. Dale Moore. Steve Danforth, Daryl Moore. Greg Shetler. Gary Rice. Dave Conder. Raymond Carnoncho. Row 4: .Jeff Taylor, Kevin Schcrck. Mike Kohl. Jeff Holden. Troy Adkins. Kevin Hite. Steve Sheets. Tim Shinkel. Row 5: Coach Zollar, Greg Haines. Kteth Miller, Bodie Stegelmann. Mike Biller. Bruce Anglemeyer, Tom Johns, Wess Davis Not pictured: Eric 'l'ay'lor, Mike Bontrager. Brad Huff. Skip Paluchniak, Harold Thonias. FRESHMEN Left to right. row li Tony l.nol.vt'. X'l.t7'l Kinney. Kerry litunit, 'l'ro, l.t-hr. lli Leliman. lioy Slnxcly, .-Xnrlx ll.ty.il:. Brian Doss. Andy Graff, limi' 2, tivo 1' Hoffman. Scott Xltller. 'lonjt llntlolpli. Byron llolden. lla-atli t'tnini:i:5h.n:i. Dalit Miller. .Inn Vzinnostcr. lirtict' Alltuitimnz. Rick Heller, .lcff VVhtlvhcafl. Voacll Gregory. Row fl. Greg Clievalit-r. IJ.ni I,cchner. llandy Nleatlc. Nlike IK'ootl. Mike Weddel. lloliert lfnlnecki. Roll.-rt VK'elty'. Greg Stcaly. Scott lltisf. lion l Coach Shivcly, Adam M.irker. 'l'errj. Shrock. Dan Knapp. Gerg llitzxis, 'I'o-ifl A. Miller. Rod Chupp, 'l'rat'jt 'l'retl'.tavt. Larry l,aconnt. lNot I,lC'llll'CtlI Nlaitt Liteiller. Redskin Football Another Fine Season Led by All-State pick John Sanders, the Redskins had a fine 8-2 season, capturing an NLC Co-Championship title with AA state runner- up. Northwood. Also leading the Skins were NLC first team picks including Don Lewallen, Dave McCann, John Sanders, Rob Swihart, and Kent Yoder. Senior Steve Lambright was chosen to be part of the All-State Academic Team. Junior offensive backfield Ron Lewallen generated over 800 wards on the ground and tight end Kent Yoder set two school records for the most receptions 33 totaling Elo vards The JV Football team won games against Plvmouth Northwood Northridge Fairfield New Praire and Wawasee The highlight of the Freshman season was the Warsaw game in which Terry Schrock scored four touchdowns and Dan Knapp kicked a 44 vard field goal Qu nterbick Bri in lhompson leads the offensive huddle A7099 ai, L+ sr 5 'tiff 'aaa 1' 'nik .sv 'ff' rt A at me A F e'-33' Wiwrf Goncord 91' r w ,f N 'WWW ga: 1 9, 4 Cru' P M B Clayk Q Afvarsaw Q 85 Fowl! Iohn Meade kicks off' I Running b ick Ron Lewallen carries the ball Defense Don Lewallen leland Nisslcv and Randx Xorg , L r , , 1, A . 5 1 V V V v 1 I L f ' . . . V . r 1 1 u 1 'W 1 . ff Q' . L C L n , , v , V I V V' 2 5 1 ' A ' -. ' 5 1 ' 'G -:C ' N -'1:lL3'-2L .ff ' '. , -JF: i' 247'-1 'Sig 1, A' -' t ,, - I, -. 1.-9-' 7 ,gi - ,jk r- '11, NLF? '51 ., .- , :2,. 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I ,X ' .4 A 1' i.,u.',1 -'-- ,l.W.,t,. 1, 15- .Q T , K - , -.. . ff. 'M L V ' - , 5 .-Lb 7-'lf :t-- v. V -F, .'D:g -61 I , g. ' ' i- ,, f. Q Y K 5 3' V sw v 1 , ' ,1,c V, yr, I Dave McCann and Jeff .IoneQ are juel two of eleven RCdSklI'1Q after the plgSlxlI'l Help Coach Shlvely g1VOS his freshmen Nome pomlers Gel Lhat ball Cn g ' I Y v A ' --' 1 ' ' ' . . A i v is. I GHS girl swimmers had a win- ning season of 9-5 in their 1980-81 season. Coached by Miss Jennifer Marquess, GHS sent four gal swimmers to state competition. They were: Nancy Barker, Elise Chevalier, Kate Macdonald, and Mo ing In The Fa t Lane Row 1: Shelly Roth, Lori Miller. Lynn Miracle. Maureen Donovan, Betsy Schrock Plise Chevalier, Beth Guipe. Row 2: Asst. Coach Nancy Morris, Susan Yoder. Jennifer Hetlei lill Sleppy, Shelley Donovan, Cecilia Cherniak, Stephanie lnbody. Lynn Newell. Row 3 Coach Jennifer Marquess. Lisa Keidaish, Kelly Mladiek, Libby Keidaish, Chris 'l'eall. Kate Macdon ald, Nancy Barker, Jane McCally. Kelly Mladick. JS -v The gals had a total of eleven Q 1' returning letterwomen. Return- nn. ' d, ing were seniors Shelley Dono- ia- ,M ' .4 . .S ,, ,N van, Cecilia Cherniak, Stephanie N -.,-.-Q: , J, . A -'f I x lnbody, and Jane McCally. Ju- ' 1' 1' niors returning were Nancy Bark- ' ' . er, Elise Chevalier, Jill Sleppy, v ,, 1 and Susan Yoder. Other returning nv A ' ,Q ' letterwomen included sopho- 5 'i' -1' I f i ' ' mores Beth Guipr, Jennifer HCLICI2 and Betsy SChI'OCk. Lisa Keidaish ehurns the water with her freestyle. Oli no! lt's the wall again! Time to breathe' Beth! --Jin if-1711 Imc looks I'lghlOI1 1111.11 1 C nn the vu 01 xuth hm lm 1NlIOk0 i 5' Wx i' iv-ss,-A kr' P u Flcvstxlml C0!'lll1QhiI'INllx svum f XIKIIIN EVENTS Backstroke Icnmfm Heller IO kate M.1c'domald 9 nn 'Vin :cle Bmw Schlock 10 Breaststroke Beth Guxpo 10 I1bbx I-xcldal h ' Butterfly Elnsc Qhcmlwr 11 Maureen Donox in 11 Dlvmg Stephamo Inbodx 17 I um Newell 11 .lane McCallx 1 J1llSleppx 11 Freesty les Cccllla Lherm Shcllcx Donox 1 1188 hcxdush 11 Ior1M1llC1 11 Shellx Roth 9 200 I M Nlancx Barker 11 Susan Xodcr 11 boi ' EMA On xour mark get vt GO' v ff , ' , Y ' ' L ' t r in Q. 7 I , . -' . 1 sr . 'a ,-1 ' , Y' Q' . 1 1 X .IJ ,. H Al. 2 ., ., . ' ' X.. ' .wx P . ' ' fu 5 . 1. l ' l, L- . - Iwi -lt A I ' ' V . .9 .. ' 'k YL '. q - C. ' I ' - A rx .2 wfw Lbhy hx' s N 'at ' ' ' 'Hs . 5, .vp ' . J xl' V I l l v , Ly . 'Q' ,Si - I ' I H., Q v B Q , Y J ' Q Qu, ', 3 ' 75 . - V B I' 1 -q. , J -vf' . V .. I.. . , V I ' , - . ' ' S .J . 1 ' - Q . 5- 9' ' Q , 0 '4 'v 'hf ' x H ' v 4 H 'X .I . , 4 , ' . ', 2 n q- vi . B ' .I 2 ' ak. 12 A . , - I C ' , 11, 12 w., xg N J ,Q ' . . . B -H- Q? 1 ' w -., ' 'A79.,,-' ' k0llvMlad1ck, 11 A . , ,Y 4 H . , .V . . , ,.- A fr.. Q., .ni ' .., ' -J ,-'QW'-Y . . .'-'.,.-. ,' , , , til. . - ' .. .-,,1,'- g ' -Y . , - 1 . I 1 :M . ., , K N I B H B we ,B-B , '. v A' iii, .A 1 1' 'Bn . ' Q .U HNA3, -xg.. sf 5,1-gg, xv A 1' A ,Q ' : K' X' T z ' X 1 ' s or I 3 ' . ,. ,. 'V 'r V' ' . 4, ,,-, . ' ,113 4 -.'. -2 R. A ' . gf' Q .-FFF! A . e 'wr' :-'i f.3j. ' ff gl-,kk . -5 ,. -- , , ,, v Wimming Down Victory Lane The Goshen High School Boys Swim team had an undefeated 14-0 season. The boys placed first in the NLC Conference, first in sectionals, and ended their season by placing in the state meet. Represent- ing GHS at the state meet were Bill Tedstrom, Tim Thul, Matt Lechner, Mike Ahonen, Mark Ahonen, Dan Tom, and Scott Gar- vin. O r .1- 7 Y 'Z'- llollom to top, loft to right. Row l Bill lcdstiom Doug llolicck Vince Nlllllllll-x lim lhul 'VI ill l cchnei Row 9 lenmfer Hctlcr llrlzirlq Ahnricli,GrcgChcval1cr W lflPSl1Nfl0l Srottf 1rvm Mike Ahoncn Sum Yodri Row 3 Dm 'om Str-ve Miller Dougi rum kurt Pclvr-on, .lon Jordon. Bn tt lxrimcr Chris Shorthousc Row fl 'Vlilw lc nl Stexc Inrlusch kr-vm llitc Rick Heller Co ich Rathl.,-. ' 'T' 'KP' 1' , Mxke Teal beautlful plcked posmon Season Scores Goshen Opponent Reach for the gusto Kevm Goshen Relay Central Concord Penn Plymouth Memorlal East Noble Wawassee S B Adams Bremen Rochester S B Clay Culver Mllltary MlShaWaka Warsaw NLC Sectlonal Backstroke backbone of the team 1st S S Freshmen swlm too right Rick and Wade .xl-4' 000 Sectlonal Champ Matt Lechner 108 91 47 102 ' 102 114 108 . . 104 127 119 . . 91 ' ' 99 ' 103 101 1 I.. N ' 1 T.. fi .4 , '2 , 12, '4-,Y .1-ju' 'Q' ,. ,Y ,Ja ' gqyaa-1 we I- : - 'Sir A- if r ' ' . in A - S ws, - - -sa Q- mashing 1 - Season For Netters 4 1h '- Tx. 5, , E , ul Left side: Frank Hess, Wayne Chiddaster, Steve Haney, Tom Hardies, Troy Branson, Darcey Shurtz, Dan Walsh. Right side Mike Stoltzfus, Jeff Strycker, Robert Beachy, Matt Wittrig, Paul Algate. Doug Crum, Jeff Stoltzfus, Coach Waddell Once again, the GHS netters sparkled through a winning season. The team tied for round robin in the Northern Lakes Conference with a record of 6-1. They pushed for a second place finish in the NLC tournament and had an overall record of 15- 2. Chosen as Most Valuable Player this year was Paul Algate. The Most Improved netter was cited as Jeff Stoltzfus. And the winner of the Paul Underwood Award was Matt Wittring. 34 I- ' v Junior Troy Branson uses his backhand for a comeback. - SM J 1 3, J,u4f M Freshman Frank Hess goes m for the k11l i X.. .-L Is 1tap1ane No juslSen1or Dan Walsh serv Semor Paul Algate has has backhand ln good m ' shape Semor Jeff Stoltzfus shows off hls forehand -3:1-I-1 - Matt Wlttrlg a semor shows good form A Season Of F1rsts For G1r1s Tenn1s The 1981 season for G1rls Tennls saw several flrsts Goshen competed 1n and won IIS flrst mvltatlonal at Wh1tk0 brmgmg home 1ts f1rst team trophy Nancy Barker reached the Seml fm als of the South Bend sect1onal an other Goshen flrst Chrls Beachy and Sally Hunsberger went undefeated 115 OJ through the regular season and were seeded 1n the sect1onal The 11 w1ns also t1ed the record for 1980 for most vlctorles for the team Most Valuable Player for 1981 was Nancy Barker Most Improved was Cathy Schooley Chr1s Beachy won the Barb Zook Award for Mental Att1tude Scholarshlp Leadershlp and Ab1l1ty bles Award were Chrls Beachy and Sally Hunsberger They also were named f1rst team all NLC and won the Outstandmg Doubles Award at the WhlIk0 and NLC Tourney 1981 Captalns were Lorl Burt and Chrls Beachy Coach Cartwrlght de scrlbed the season as obvlously suc cessful and rewardlng Left to rlght Nancy Barker Margaret Flsher Heather Bxxler Pam Scheldel Lynn Newell Jennifer Hetler Cathy Yoder Sharon Schwab Kathy Sxbal Lecla Roth Susan Yoder Klm Roberts Lon Burt Chrls Beachy Beth Gulpe Jamle Stlver Sally Hunsberger Carol S1bal Back Row Cathy Schooley Asst Coach Jennlfer Marquess Coach Doug Cartwrxght Llsa Cr1pe Cathy Schooley was 1981 s Most Improved f I I 1 1? 2 i l A g -1 1 . . ' - 5 W r 4 - . . f A I . -3 9 Winning the Dan Chiddaster Dou- b I l , 2 E , 1 A 4 0 I 'I' ,4 I 'Nu 1 Most Valuable Plaver Namv Ba Q I I , 0 .4 'S IC,-9. 211-gi '11-Lg... Al.'+.-.1 ,A - 5Ql1lL f'3'lwu,. -.,, 393371-r Q mf QYCYA-AGA. ,' ... Boys Golf 1981 was a good year for golf The Varslty held a record of 9 12 Whlle the Reserve Varslty held a promlsmg 11 5 record The freshmen stomped through thelr season wlth three wms and no losses Most Valuable Player for 1981 was Dan Walsh Brock Rose was Most Im proved Golfer W1nner of the Under wood Mental Att1tude Award was Neal Myers Mlke Stoltzfus won the Jackson Memo!-131 Award Redskm Golfers The form of wmners' In Mental Attitude Award wmner Neal Meyers Left to rlght row l Todd B Miller Steve Edwards Brock Rose Mlke Stolt7fus Kent Vandcnoever Row 2 Brent Meyer Joe Cheek Brad Whltehead John Rleth Dan Walsh Neal Meyers Troy Bransen Randy Meade l ' 1 1 A- 'Q '-:Q 9 , riff . ' N ' ' ex, ' 3 n. . 'L . +- .iz A . 1 4, A 1 f V' . 1 ' L , ' l I , ' f i ,A Q .- ' 5 . 5 2 I Q .A A ,V ' n,5 1 ' I 4 . V ' A ' v 5 - , , - , ' . .. A , . . v Y ' 1 1 Y . A - -v 1 1 . 11 of 0 1981 Boys Goif Goshen Opponent Memorial 304 Penn 334 Northridge 329 Bremen 406 Lakeland 184 LaPorte 340 Jlmtown 370 Northwood 342 gulvgr Mlhtary 164 B t Joe NewPra1r1e 374 Wawabsee 320 SF1Harsaw 324 Opponent Wawassee 327 Mxshawaka 351 Falrield 400 Westview 339 Elk Central 355 Plymouth 344 21 of 30 LaPorte Invnatxonal, 18 Culver Invltatlonal Northern Lakes Conference Sectxonal eggs N-sown -:nu Does ll taste good Danq MVP Dan Walsh 1 ii Most Improved Golfer Brock Rose 0.x S. Jackson Memorlal Award Wmner Mlkc Stoltv US Brock looks for a good shot Gals Dmve To V1CtOFy Glrl Golfers swung thelr way through another successful sea son m 1981 The gals capped off a 7 2 record wxth a second place f1n 1sh at sectlonals and a flfth place f1n1sh at reg1onals Leadmg the team for her th1rd year Pam Sche1del took medallst honors m all but one of the sea sonal matches sectlonal and re gxonals Pam concluded her sea son w1th a nlnth place flI11Sh at state Wmner of the Most Valuable Player Award was Pam Scheldel T1na Mlller was 1981 s Most lm proved glrl golfer Sharon Walsh won the Barb Zook Mental Attm tude Award Coachmg for her fxfth year Cheryl Reagon feels that the real 1zat1on of the teams goals thls year Wlll make a stronger more aggresslve golf team next year What a hne' T Seated Jumors Pam Scheldel Tma Vllller and JoAnne Wmters Standmg Freshman Judy Ingold and Jumor Tane Frey x..a Sharon gets all the fun jobs A power swmg' Concenlratlon ls the name of the game -'v' 1 Leader Boards don L he Pam s the champ' Thns blue rlbbon went to a real wmner' Get that ball out of ms wax' f,-V01 1' GJ cl5liln5 XX If l N4 A near-perfect swing. Coach Reagon gives her worr1cd look Gomg Cross Country Ready' A mce 3dd1IlOh to the team was Towncrest Freshmen Kay Hershberger 8' 1 -11' 'S Set' Go' 2nd Row Jeff Crlpe Dave Chupp Alan Rob mson Jlm Krezel Greg Shaver Todd All berry Mxke Truex Doug Farmwald Klp Wleland Dave Frxsble lst Row Soma Nof ,l Mlke Truex pumps to another v1ctory' Tnmes don't he. nght Coach? o . W- 5 .' - I . f Q f-'tra' il. Q- . ,, A Q 141 wife- ,. . ., Vega, 1 ww: N .i ' 4. if l ru , -ahh I 9 ,fa Q , 3 6 4 L A X ,. 1 .f -A-.- r I - A ,Q t , L - ,S YJ - - . Mx . 'I ,Q 'i ' 1, - . ay ', it .:. I q. I fly' 3 yn h , s' ., Y ' tg FJ- . 4 ' I . 'll' 1. ,-'tg' ' vi I , 91. . 1 4 xwfw' QM A , . . . , 4 v , I .r I x . JA , N ki --' ' Y , V ' , Q t 1 1 X. , , . . Z - 1'-1 ' I Q . I 1 , Q, ' 1 f t 1 . - i rw l 1 ziger, Kay Hershberger, Lee Grise, Dave Sen- tell, Tim Yoder, Ron Landis, Brian Fenner, Dawn Vannoster, Penny Robinson, Coach Rick Clark. 3, ,.R90hespeL , 1 .4 Qi ' L nl'1IiFMne Snidtr L Fmt Wayne North , . Here we go again! Girls Team 1980 Statistics eg vii., ,..- S - Qgfg ., - . aw , ' J' I - 1 . ' - ' - - f WayneSouth-Invit. 7t.h. 'Q . fr 4 - .,A V. 1, LL- QV: -35.20 M H V .. 14- .ajax 'wi 5 R ' ' V, ga 'I A .1 - .- --B L 1.5- V- ,ws -L-. 4 54 ' of f All: 2-as Q' -:' ,I ,gf 7 'A in ' 1-',. sms-if' 1 .V J' ' 332' i f w'e.e,,ffe,s:wf1f l f ,-.4-5' 4 . ..i 4 .-if ' '9'J:.Sf'- -A Jim Krezel gives it all he's got! Penn, 22-33 Overall Record, 3-13 County Invitational, lst. Overall NLC Place, 7th, Northern Lakes Most Valuable, Mike Truex Conference, lst. Most Improved, Brian Regional Meet, 2nd. Fenner State Qualifiers: Penny Paul Underwood Award, Robinson Dave Chupp Lee Grise Captain, Dave Sentell Kay Hershberger 4 Running Through A Super Season ,Q Y 5 4 1 K4-qw M,f,,: f vw V54 pwf' S g :fy 43 axwzfff Q EU uf' T3 pid, 101 1981 GHS HARRIERS Goshen 3rd of 6 f 4th of 25 2nd of 6 6th of 8 FITSL year trackstcr Darln Keller earned second hlghest pomt total 8th of 19 VARSITY BOYS TRACK Opponent Penn 79 Culver Invltatlonal Elkhart Memorlal 54 South Bend Clay 63 Mar1an '37 Northrldge 44 Concord 79 Northwood 35 Mlshawaka 56 Plymouth 93 Goshen Relays Wawasee 65 Rochester 24 Warsaw 64 Concord Relay s NLC Meet Sectlonal HHl'0ld Thomas SP0Clall79d In the QPVIULS Most Valuable runner .hm Glbson racked up the mo t du xl meet pomt Tr1Captams .hm Glbson Dave Slabaugh and M1ke Truex led the 1981 Boys Track Team to Coach Clark s wmnmg slde of the ledger Most Valuable Player for track events was Jlm Glbson For f1eld events Dave Slabaugh was MVP Stu Lockerble was 1981 s Most Improved XVIHDEI' of the Paul Underwood Mental Attxtude Award was .hm Krezel Geoff Hoffman was wmner of the Freshman Award The 1600 Relay Team of Jlm Glbson Darrell Moore Dale Moore and Todd Alberry was both the NLC Conference Champ and a Reglonal quallfler Todd Alberry quallfled for Reglonals takmg flfth place 25 , 4512 ' ,. 59 ' , 83 T' , 45 , 71 ' f. 42 , 70 ' , , 63 , ' ix' 5 , ,gg 1 if Xe.. f- ' 'Amm1f...,,. -K iF'-'--. X . 1., n an- ' I K ., HIL Q- - -N! .if all s . K E' 415 5 X Left to rlght row 1 Monlca Jameson Mary Haney Terrl Berkcy Row 2 Chrxs Beachy Krystal Pollock Carol Slbal Sandy Klme Kathy Slbal Michele Ruhlmg Row 3 ASSISIHUL Coach lrlsh Albrecht .Ionell Kolb RISK Rlchards Tma Rogers Lorl Grlfc Mary Chermak Coach Rose Kettlebar Mxller Beth Lehman Karyn St Germame Donnell Selbert V1ck1Ta5lor Row 3 Coach Rose Kettlebar Susle Stoner Dawn Eshelman Angle Zollmger Cmdy .lerles Lx nn 'Vlatthews Terrl Blosser Asslstant Coach Trlsh Albrecht Left to rlght row 1 Michelle Hochestetler Janette Zolllngcr Chrls Summy Stacv Sallor Mlchelc Kauffman Lorl Nowatzke Row 2 Coach Deanna Datcma Stephanle Sorg .lull MOFTIS Cathy Evans Becky Leatherman Tammy Zelger Lor1Whceler Asslstant Coach olleyball The G1rls Volleyball Team opened thelr 1981 season w1th a bang They beat Central somethmg they had not done 1n the past few years Most Valuable Player Chr1s Beachy led her team through a 9 5 season The team f1n1shed thlrd 1n the Northern Lakes Conference They lost 1n sectlonal play to Mlshawaka MHFIOH 1981 State Champlon Most Improved for 1980 81 was Carol Slbal Mental Attltude Award wlnner was Mary Chermak Tammy Ze1ger won the Freshman Award Both the Junlor Varslty and Freshmen teams had wmnmg sea sons JV held a promlslng 12 3 re cord Freshmen ended the year Wlth a record of s1x w1ns and f1ve losses Left to right, row 1: Tammy Denton, Sally Hunsbcrger. Row 2: Terri Rice, Sherri Evans, Kary ..-. Coach Kettelbar S qulck mstructlons lead to victory. l 114 'Q SS i X .--...L MINE! ,. fu A J . '4 Jonell's going for another spike. Lori Wheeler serves with all she's got ls I Q K 1 -,, ,Y ..f.f Tina reaches for the stars! restlers I-Iave Top- otch Season VARSITY Left to right: Row l: M1111 Wittrig, Kelly Thul, Dave Chupp. Row 21 Tom Stanfill. Randy Flveler. Brock Rose. Tracey Bailey. Eric Taylor. Don McCann. Doug Chupp. Row 3: Coach Shively. Mic Bowman, Jeff Holden. .Iohn Sanders, Steve Brown, Coach Crisman, Coach Dechant. GRAPPLERETTES Front: Ellen Snyder. Left to right: Row li Jenny Eldridge. Kathy Sibal. Brenda Chupp. Lee Grisc. Sharon Jesse, Row 2: Mel Miler, Chris Beachy, Mary Cherniak, Jane Blanco, Heather Ford. Row 3: Monica Leichty, Carol Sibal. Kris Balley, Laura McCahill, Rebecca Mcafoos, Carla Coving- ton. GRAPPLERETTES: The seventeen grapplerettes were an important part in the running of both meets and tourneys. Their many duties included scoring, selling programs and concessions, typing, keeping wall charts, being runners. handing out awards, and giving cokes and smiles to all teams during meets. VARSITY: With a total team effort, the varsity team finished with a 9-2 record and titles at both the Western Invitational and the Goshen Invitational. Tri-Captains included Most Valuable Wrestler Dave Chupp who also received the Most Pins Award with 12 pins, Kelly Thul, recipient of the Underwood Mental Attitude Award, and Matt Wittrig, who received the Coaches' Award. Outstanding team members TEAM OR TOURNEY included sophomore Randy Eveler, 15-8-1. Outstanding Laville juniors were Brock Rose, 17-113 Wawassee Steve Brown, 13-131 Tracey Northridge , Bailey, 17-4-2 NLC, Sectional Northwood Res. Var. Invit. and Regional Champion, Most N0FlhW00d I Improved Doug Chupp, 18-5, Goshen Res. Var. Invit. NLC, Sectional Championg Mic Sturgis, Mich. Bowman, 21-7, Sectional and Western Var. Invit. Regional Champion, and 4th. Warsaw place Semi-State winner. Concord Outstanding senior wrestlers Plymouth were Matt Wittrig, 17-43 Bremen Western Invitational Champion C-M-A John Sanders 12-11g Goshen Goshen VHF- Invit. Invitational Champion Kelly ROCIHGSIGI' Thul, 19-4-2: Dave Chupp, 25-1, Western Invitational, Goshen Invitational, NLC, Sectional, and Regional Champion. fdfd 'I lf? VARSITY Goshen Opponent 21 30 49 15 58 9 39 24 25 26 1st, 44 18 29 26 39 15 32 24 39 18 lst. 49 9 RESERVE VARSITY Goshen 49 34 54 lst. 39 4th. 37 36 35 20 36 Opponent 16 27 6 30 30 36 25 16 25 i '? Hh--pf RESERVE VARSITY Left to right Row 1 Andy Bayak Crcg Stahley Adam Marker kcvm Ulery Cralg Scott Jack Snyder Stowe Hollmger Row 2 Wes Dans ltm Shmkle Greg Shetler Erlc Vlogoman Crcg Hames Bruce Abramson Rovt 3 Allen Roblnson Dave Folk Nobutalta bhlTlOgl Shayne Copeland Brent Blough FRESHMEN Left to rlght Row 1 Roy Shzvely Adam Marker Andy Bayak Greg Stahley Cratg Scott Andy Plskor Terry Schrock Tony Plke Row 2 Mlke Weddle Todd A Mlller Dan Lechncr Bruce Abramson Robert Pulncckx Mlke Wood Randy Meade FRESHMEN Even w1th OO 'P Team or Tourney Elkhart Brookdale Concord Elkhart Westslde Grlsson Wawasee FRESHMEN SEASON RECORD Goshen Opponent mcreased competltmon the freshmen complled a balanced 2 3 season Accordmg to Coach Shlvely the team progressed and 1mproved both the1r physlcal and mental SklllS Indlvldual achlevers mcluded Andy Bayak 12 2 who also won the Smk M6m0T131 Award Others were Greg Stahley 9 5 Terry Schrock 4 1 Todd A M11ler 8 4 Bruce Abramson 8 6 Mlke Weddle 5 2 RESERVE VARSITY The ever changmg reserve varslty l1ne up combmed for an undefeated season of 8 0 1 Coach Crlsman attrxbuted the undefeated season to the past efforts of both coaches and wrestlers and to a good feeder program Cmsman stated that success breeds success He felt also that added partlcxpatlon was hlgh Outstandmg 1nd1v1dual records lncluded undefeated Wes Davts 15 0 Andy Bayak 12 2 Greg Shetler 9 3 T1m Shmkle 6 1 1 EPIC Wogoman 8 2 Greg Stahley 9 5 Todd A Mlller 8 4 Terry Schrock 4 1 Mlke Weddle 5 2 Bruce Abramson 8 J lumor Fraccx Ballex wlth 1 17 1 7 record mm 'NI L Secuonxl md Rcgmondl rhdmplon yy mm!-n lmu Lhdmplon lohn gdumimx 1905 49 A ..4n:.5. Jon Mc'C.mn pmQ hu foo ID oxrmmc fr Juv, ,,,.g,,-. H- VN 1th .m I8 u record Doug C hupp um both NI Q md NQFIIOIMII C HJITTDIOII Na ... Fcam Qplrxt wax a km clvmvm for mfilxlriuxl mrccwx arg 3 I. o s If I . - Y - 2 , -4 Y. 'N I . -'Q 5 ' . , Y . . A ' . , .. . ' W ' , . . . . , , . . V b. c -. VV , .. 1.- 1 1 . -1 '--' 'l kv' i 'j' .cg . Y Y-- 1 , '- 1 , , is M - . Ax- c F-4 .,,,'A'5g 7 fr A , ' i Tw: '54- . . ' M hmm . x . - ' -. ' -' ' .W ' . A:-V - - t .. . it-J!-Y' 1 , 'az Fr L . I? - X L F X f K' 4 x 'xi' jr X ' V' QV. . nf' . I lv Todd A. MIIICI' while wrosllmg both JV and 5 ' , ' in , ,. I-QCOYL ufnl .f ! N ' 1 I , , ' 3, 4 4 Q - t . f:if-f -- 55' vi' .s - wo'- 1----euu--- may N, 4f1+ f-if f. A I B av-4 1 TEAMS HF- VARSITY: Left to right, row 1: Joe Miller, Steve Danforth, Leland Nissley, Tim Yoder, Dave Pinkerman. Row 2: Asst. Coach Meyer Kent Yoder, Jim Roberts Dave McCann Mr. Don Ogle. Row 3: Asst. Coach Marty Gaff Jeff Haney Bodxe Stegelman Jeff Gelser Marc Ruhllng Tony Flora Todd Alberry Don Bontrager Coach Steve Phxlhps JUNIOR VARSITY Left to rlght row 1 CFIS Yoder Steve Danforth T1m Yoder Steve Sheets Dennls Wheeler Tom Johns Coach Marty Gaff Rob Crlpe Mlke Blller Bodle Stegelmann Todd Alberry Bruce Anglemyer Tlm Wllllg FRESHMEN Left to rlght row 1 Laura Rlchards Laurl Campbell Jam1e West Karl Donovan Judy Wheeler Row 2 John Hatch Kerry Brandt Kent Vandenover Heath Cunnmgham Br1an Doss Terry Crlpe Row 3 Scott M1ller Byron Holden Tony Looker Ron Welty Scott Vang1ll1s Jeff Whltehead Don Stelner Tracy Tredway Row 4 Coach Cook Geoff Hoffman Kenton M1ller Harold Vanhook Doug Burns Robert Hale Matt L1tw1ler Coach Rltter Boys Varslty Opponents Q lhew Northrmdgc Flkhart Central War aw Fmrfleld Jlmtown We tvlew xIOI'lhI'lClgC NN est Noble Penn Wawasec Memorl 11 Concord Northwood Ft Way ne North Plymouth East Noble Bremen Rochester W hlwaka Penn fSec J .' NV ' ' A' 1 ' 48 53 . 41 66 ' s 37 58 ' ' 58 66 ' ' G9 39 Columbla Cuty 76 81 ' ,s ' 66 57 . 39 56 ' . ' 78 54 49 5-1 . 39 41 , 'L 58 68 , 51 78 l' ' 43 64 . j 45 E38 j 67 . ' 65 55 , 35 -14 .. 46 53 . 's 4 118 83 .' . 55 57 Basketball Fever 9 J v .5 n Q Q 0 21321 BK 695354 I 9 3 Q 'Er TEAMS VARSITY Managers She1la Chadwell Pam Schetdel Stephanle Shue Regma Rock and M1Ch6l6 Ruhlmg Coaches LISH Schm1dt student teacher Dor1 Keyser Head Coach Tr1sha Albrecht Ass1stant Coach Players left to rlght Dawn Eshelman Tlna Drapeza Kr1sten Eastman Terrt Blosscr Jonell Kolb L1nda Jerles Clndy .Ierles Cmdy McDan1el Lor1 Gr1fe Ang1e Zolllnger and Sally Hunsberger JUNIOR VARSITY Center Coach Tr1sha Albrecht Left to r1ght Mary Haney Tammy Denton bherry Evans Dawn Eshelman Terr1 RICE V1Ck1 Taylor Lynn Mathews Llnda Hall Terry Berkey and Krlstol Pollock FRESHMEN Row 1 left to r1ght Manager SUSIE F1811 Cr1s Summy Steph Sorg Stacy Sallor Mlchelle Hochstetler .Iuhe Morrts Jodle Hamsher and Manager Carey Arnett Row 2 left to r1ght Manager Tlna Mlller Lor1 Wheeler Cathy Evans Tammy Ze1ger G1na Lambr1ght Deb Rapp Beck Leatherman Alma Reves Coach Ellen Burrell Not plctured M1chele Kauffman GIRLS A 4, VARSITY Opponent XR e tx I0 Elkhart Central M1 hawaka Fa1rf1eld VN est Noble Northrldge Plx mouth Bremen Lakeland If lkhart Central Wavua ee VN arsavs Concord Northwood Elkhart Nlemor1 al Rochester Penn Penn tbec l Flkhart MCI11OTl3l t5ec l 4f O ,, .. 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S 5 In hls last year at GHS Coach Steve Phllllps led the Basketball Redskms through a 5 16 learmng season Varslty MVP was Jeff Haney Freshman MVP was Byron Holden Other varslty award wmners mcluded Jeff Haney Mental Attltude Todd Allberry Freethrows .hm Roberts Asslsts Kent Yoder Defense .IeffGe1ser Rebounds Descrlblng the season Coach Ph1ll1ps sald We knew we were golng to have some ups and downs th1s year wlth young players but overall I was pleased w1th the oung Blood hustle and effort hem Vande noex er f-27 sF'E'5'--1.-5' HX 'Nl-1, l 4 1 A gruelmg game for Mare Ruhlmg Z' lxerrx Brmdt heads down court for mo poml Kem Yoder looks for help 3-5- L The crowd choom Jeff Hmm on IN he px xo Lho hall Slow Danforth look th ough um fm 1 h ll lh l k 1 1 3 Todd Allbvrrw rmchos for a ulmp ba i mm and a Qhot for Jeff Gemcr Ilm Roberm Qhoow for two pmw For a team that lost SIX letterwomen last year we ended up wlth a super 14 o season stated G1rls Basketball Coach Dorl Keyser For the flrst t1me ln 1ts hlstory the GHS glrls team beat both Warsaw and Rochester The gals grabbed second place IH the Northern Lakes Conference Most Valuable Player for 1980 81 was Jonell Kolb Terri Blosser recelved the Most Improved award Wlnner of the Barb Zook Mental Attltude Award was Clndy McDan1el Jonell Kolb was tops ln free throws L1nda .Ierles broke the reboundmg record Lorm Grmfe and Krlsten Eastman txed for the hlghest number of asslsts Representlng Goshen on the NLC 1st team was Llnda Jerles Lorl Grlfe was chosen for the NLC 2nd and Krlsten Eastman for the NLC 3rd team The Junlor Varslty team had a promlsmg season of 13 3 and the Freshmen glrls shaped up a wmmng season of 21 18 We had an outstandlng group of athletes stated Coach Keyser WINNING SEASONS ALL L: 4 2-f i Llkda Jcrelc jump fc r the up E f X, iii-Ax nv- -'u 5 5 L 'J' 1 Clndw Iereles looks for help from tm I ln 1 u ' 5 I .Q I I l . K.. . V 1 - Q Q u - I X Y S S J E' S33 5 g --.- x' . -5 J a A ,- Y F L bs. - 1, 5 'fs-.. as '- -L ' L 'N ' . . Sis ' ,' G11' Basketball Xl 1 T 1 Semi-.-'U' it IVMO DOIIIIN r1Ql1l Pollock cr xmblm N for xloo 4 Fxuhm in Mlchvlv lx mffm m tmu m rn me Tl JI HQ! 'Ima Dripun rcadx To plv 5-A-1' 1' A .-5 Sherrx hx am nuke IDOLIINQ p xx ? -L, Cheerleadmg Cheerleadlng means so much more than just lead lng cheers at ballgames It means hundreds of hours of practlce before the pyramlds and gymnastlcs are actually performed Cheerleadmg means spendlng al most every nlght after school workmg to unlte the Blg Red student body wlth Splrll It means promotmg enthuslasm and excltement even when the ChlpS are down Cheerleadmg 19 fun work Joy hope dlsap pomtment excltement dreams and sore throats all rolled lnto one Blg Red package Led by Captaln Wanda Mlller the varslty cheer leaders attended camp at Notre Dame last summer They took awards ID sp1r1t team effort and lmprove ment Each week we saw changes at GHS as the cheer leaders found some new way to promote splrlt for all the athletlc teams Lockers hallways and fences were decorated for the groups Messages were sent from GHS to our football and basketball rxvals North wood and Memorxal when they headed for reglonal and state competltxon Q Freshmen Bottom to top Laura RlChZ1I'flQ Iuflx XR heeler lnurle Campbell lsar1Don1won and lamxe West S u.: Q 5 S Junior Varsntv Bottom to top hum Roberts lirxdget Iflllhilllllll Cathy Yoder Larolxn Sanders Anna B1 mdau and Mmme W .lhlen CHEERI EADING SPONSORS Miss Marilyn Craher Cheerle ldmg IQ a lot ol' wm k but lt IN llso fun Mnss Cmda Taylor Cheerleading lets me become mxolx ed mth xll FHS sports I 1 x x - . . , . . Q I - - , . , . - If ' I ' I I Y . i . . . S. , - ' Q r v ' ' y - . . - , . -2 . v - .N l R tl u , Y 'T ' 1 . K l f' C ' n 5.1 , N W -111. Q x '. J. Q 1 . . I I ,. V 12 ,. Q t . , UW. . ' s . ., . , ' ' '- tt ' V , A L ., 4 1 V - HX ix Y- 1, .. j - s ' C , '9 : ,x . -.. g . x 4 . . , . . C 4 C 1 ,. ,. ' ' .. K 2-' 1 f . .' 1' ' ' 2 1 .T . .fu Capt tm VN mth NIIHCI Jodi Scott Rcbecc 1 Niox or 11. 1I'ddlllOI1 In 0 on' -,,.-n DJ.,- -X Warslls R xx 1 VS mth 'Vltllm lod1'wcott i Nofflngu md I on Burt I orl Burt N Nl Roth lithec 1 su tot Salutmg The Semors Jod1 LOF1 Rebecca Wanda t .1 '--'-'-- V . 6 i W --'ls . 2 -L 8' ' f ' 'Q ,. K0 - .. - ,G 5 - ' V- F95- fs . C .., I z Q 'Q L ' ' h' , . N'O , Y s 3 ' A s 3 1 J -, 7,1 x - .. M ,o . Q ' 0' i 'Q 2. t ,am 1.151 .Row 21 X 'Cs N'Tc '1'. 'I . . Redskin Baseball: A Sweet 16 Year' Sll .Qi 1981 Sectional And Regional Champs Goshen Redskins joined three of Indi- ana's top six high school baseball teams in semi-state action this year. A team of destiny, the Skins whomped Wawasee 5-O and skimmed Northwood 3-2 in 11 innings to win their ninth sectional title. Edging Westview 7- 2 and Miskawaka 3-2, they won their sec- ond regional crown. Ron Lewallen led the team in batting, capturing the school record with an aver- age of .413. Outstanding pitcher for 1981 was Chris Graff. Phill Miller was cited as the team's Out- standing Offensive Player, while Brian Thompson was honored as Outstanding Defensive Player. Most Valuable Player for the 1981 season was Phil Miller. sf' E ng.-H..-..,...........- ff' ' '. 'T Batgirls: Left to right, row 1: Karyn St. Germain, Cinda Muller, Kelly Aker, Suzanne Coach Hoffman paved the way for INWCCL xear Buckingham. Row 2: Vxeki Taylor, Lort Weldy. Lori Miller. Sandy Yoder, Donell Slebert. +P' it ., in? 1,1 , , vc.- L w'i'f1 Rob Swlhartz ready for action! 1981 Outstanding Defensive Player' Brian Thompson Baseball Fever nv. 0010 Looks like Ron did it again Ka? 0, if-gi! I I sg, . J 4 1 C ,, I 41 v i X Redskin's strong defence: Third baseman Don Lewallen, Shorlstop Brian Thomp Q son, Second Baseman Dace McCann, and F'1rst Baseman Rob Swiharl. x . -., - . 1 . . - 1 - v . V. .' ,u ' - . . - f Don Lewellun in center field action. Catcher Doug Edwards waits for the hall, 1 1 4. 1 'v -ff L1 4' ' ' 1 Y. -PR ' ,1.4 q':5 -' vw : V 'vi' TN 'Ss A ,' H' A mv- .fm .rv . , . N , 1 x rl t. bv' . ' 5 .4.6fff ',.' f. . Aff ,X ' Y :J 2, yn, .wi Q Q ' IN. .IM . , . 9 I T Ron, Rob and Chris-some happy Redskins! I Q flwxlll ' in 6- fff t , t - 'A 'ff .1 - - mash '. 5 Pf1' , f.,- Q tilgwjlg I :inf S, 4, Q- A pop fly and You're Out! Pitcher Chris Graff lays one on tho batter. 4. 4 annum ffff 1' ff U Uk L M Ulf! A xy l' VA ,J 5 f Nr X. ,'F L GTO- 'S 2- -'sv' ..- 'tx A Q. 4 CJ... . ' 0 , 'o l 'nw . ' fo 'I S I .. r J 'lg :. g,N. s L X , if -is xv' A fx-X -.X f my xpw il ,Jw A 9 'x ss 7? AU .dar 1 I 0 5 -5 Q Xsr 5 f 5 5 :'X 5' A ,Z-XE- I ll M I 8 f 3 Exi n , 4,-. 5 . d 3 , 15523 fi5f+l3fff5'ir1 ' f Q-+W?i'q'iffix f' -5 35,61 'if ' - T 2?- TFf' ?5 . 2' , ' J 4+ ,sb u 'gin' 7. 1 X nf' gvi ik in .lx g.,t . -'zhxizl 'If w N-e:'4ll' ':Q,1 ' Choir And ' Orchestra I-I1tt1ng The R1ght Notes 2 These freshmen were part of the GHS Frcwhmcn Lhmr 0 0 o 4 - -p u is W. 1, ff Z' .I ri' I n Q u 2,1 ' ' V ' ' 5 15 Swffmie Eldfidge b9C0m9S 009 with hm' Vi0lif'1' Chris Bowser concentrates while hc' pracuccs. Q , ' M 1 4 i x T N' ' Q . ' ' , ' i 'h 0 1 .1 1 - . It Z I N. f ? X rl 8 - D As any music student at GHS can tell you, there was more to school in 1981 than books and pencils. The three GHS choirs donned hats and mittens to greet Santa Clause on the Court House lawn. They also performed in numer- ous concerts throughout the year, Like the choir, the orchestra also performed many concerts. But most will remember the strains of music that filled the auditorium during the production of South Pacific. 1981 GHS Orchestra 1981 GHS Choir Crimsonaires l The 1981 Goshen High School Crimsonaires I Feel A Song Coming On 1 feel a Song Coming On is the theme song of the 1980-81 Crimsonaires. Composed of twenty students, this group travels to entertain and compete, spreading music with their every step. Led by G. Merrill Swartley, director of the singing group for the past twenty years, the students center their talents on jazz and popular music. Dancing is done to the heat of many of their songs. And it was long ago that they traded their choir robes for hoth fancy and casual costumes. Hours of practice and dedication mark this group. Like any sport or academic discipline, these students put their hearts and minds together with their talent and end up feeling like a song. Vic Maximenko, on stage with the Crimson HIFPS. Cmmson Guard C1ndy Stoner and Dawn Hoover led the 1980 81 Crlmson Guard through an excltmg and successful year As always the glrls performed at the football and basketball games Superv1s1ng the g1rls at basketball games was Valerle Corneckx Kev1n Cook supervlsed durmg the football season The g1rls attended Smnh Walbrldge Camp durlng the summer and learned many new routines But most 1mportantl5 they learned the meanmg of practmce For before they perform they must pracuee Ch B df d mg ra Of L'QaBfHd1fr practlce practlce Zenalda Ortw The Crumson Cuard paxkle mth the marchmg band The Student Counc1l and class offmcers have been an lmportant part of GHS for many years 1981 was no exceptlon They played an 1ntr1cate role 1n plannmg many act1v1t1es such as Homecommg Blood Donor Day Lyra Concert Anythmg Goes Fr1endsh1p Week and most nota bly the formatlon of the new Redskm Rowd1es A few of the comm1ttees re sponsxble for keeplng student teacher relatlons smooth Steve Lambrlght c1ted were Publlc Re latlons Sp1r1t Bulldmgs and Grounds Convocat1ons and Stu dent Exchange The Counc1l met every other week to dlscuss events gomg on w1th1n the school system Reports from representatlves were heard ln second hour classes as the Counc1l trled to keep all students 1nformed about xts act1v1t1es 1981 Class Presidents B111 Rlcth hm Bmdw klm Roberts Not pxctured Lxhbw Kndnsh tudent COUHC11 Class Gff1cers 1981 Student Councll Officers Left to rlght row 1 AllCl1 Baker Lccu Roth Angle R14 h mis Deb son Row '3 Nancy Bose Chrxs Meyer hm Venoskw 'Vlilt Wlttrlg 'li Qs---0 1981 Student Councml Presldent Steve Lamhrlght wlth fellow offmccrs Rx an Solomon md Angle Mahoney O , I , I A, ' - A E ' 1 r ' ' ' ' Q ' I r - . . '- - f 1 I ' 1 f .. - Miller, Missy Hendricks. How-2: Wes Davis,,Rob Cripc, Andy Stoner, Harold Thomas. Allen Iglobln- X . ,. 'V . . A I . ' - -s W' . ' Y ' 1 AL A 1 .y 5' x , v l .Q , ri.. ' - . L- ,- X A ki x Q A Y 5? 97,2 Q 1 21.1- ' . 1 x A 11- ' A' ' 5+ V4 , J H ANYTHING GOES! i i..l 0 zmmml Svnmr C'1I12vn's I,11m'hoon xx 1 Ihm m mm 4 lm H1 'Tw :dom fjUllIN'1l SPUI1S0l'0lf lfrwlmclshxp A 1 1 HOME EC. CLUB The Home Economics club had an active year. Led by President Cathy Schooley, the club partici- pated in such varied activities as a popcorn contest making Christ mas baskets for the Salvation Army and listening to guest speakers The group also learned flower arranging and visited the Goshen College Home Economics Department SUNSHINE SOCIETY The Sunshine Society orga nized by Mrs Kinney is an active and fun filled club They do many things for charity and to help oth ers Some of their activities include Daddy Date Night Ideal Lady and a Rock a Thon They also sell carnations on Halloween Valen tine s Day and St Patrick s Day Chrysanthemums are sold for Homecoming To brighten the teachers day they send cookies cupcakes or candy once each month Awards are given according to the amount of points each mem ber earns The awards include a sunshine charm a sunshine letter a sweater and letter and chev rons 4-0,9 Q N 4-21 if . L s-Hb: F it 3111 I? 10 f ,ldnvufkf aiu! Clubs Brighten Dur Days 41 'A h--f Ai Front left to right Judy Hedge Ellen Swoveland kathv Sehooley luis Hiekel Sheili H irtsong Back left to right sponsor Miss Blair Judy Menter ax. ' WN Front left to right Nancy Miller Kim Wagoner Michele Mex er 'lre1surcrA hlex lxuehl Secretary Brenda Brown Back left to right Dawn Hoover linda Cmgerich Fir t Vice President Cheri Cr ifford Iulie Vkenger Second Vice President Shelly Cassel Sponsor Mrs lxinnex ' ' n ' ' V 'E X2 . Q V A Y . .' 5 . . .1 nxvxah. ' v -3 5 x K ' L7 1' , -l A , - A - . - I 1 Y ' ' '- . 1 - - , I , . . .. , , . . ' - . , . , . . Q D ' . I cd -I J Q - x ' U Y . . . - -1 - . f f. ' , . ' 1 N . ' . - :e ' 7 Y AQ' '- kg 1 ' X . 5 - I, ,. , A- : N -b ' ,A r A.. g,sLi','. 'Qin . 5 s staffs.,-fa . . -- X N . 1 -,,-+5'Q Cy? - I . . ft? fry, ' 1 ' V' 'ft I Q - ' ' I ' . Q , .. , 1. ' ' , ' ,V I X . A j Ar . , g- sg. , o -3 R .. ,, f' ' rv 1 8:1-Ci' ill I I' l'f'1.'i's 'f'4,i -., ,, V gf. Q Vac 'QE 431 . .4 lx - ,V-I Q E - , .U I 1 y A! 1 I' I , il S X-4 V ' ,ii 1 I V ...X L ' I y s V - s , 1, x w Y , v , 'A 4 jf- A l 1'-1 1' . 1 fj Thesplans Entertam FL Has State Fmahst S I ront to back row 1 Sharon Jesse Fd Ixcup Ixus Illndgen Row. 7 Ixelh Wood I iw C1 ur 501111 Nofllger Ixlthw Ulmtr Brent I twell an Iohn Shoup Huge tt Axrnstxong Ilnh 'VI I'ront Tmx Snmmons Rhonda I ord Iamne Suu r C umm Wulmd Back Ixrts Ihndgen Ixathx lllmcr Qhlflil I uttrell I xnn C luer THESPIANS Members of the Thesp1ans were honored thls year when nlneteen 1n1t1ates called worms had to wear beanles and bow to the Thespman members Thesplns produced the fall product1on of Up The Down Staircase The play starred Kaye Saunders Betsy Klntlgh Dan Walsh Chr1s Meyer Soma Nofzlger and B111 Rleth Another fall act1v1ty was a costume drlve deslgned to rebulld the GHS costume department The group also produced a melodrama for the Goshen Sesquecentennlal and a chlldrens play for area grade schools LEAGUE GHS students part1c1pat1ng ln The Natlonal FOTGHSIC League had an exceptlonal season w1th two secnonal f1I'1EillStS a reg1onal f1nal1st and a state wlnner Krls Handgen placed slxth 1n Poetry and Drama at the sect1ona1 meet held at Concord Charlee Luttrell placed fourth In Oratorlcal Interpretatxon and f1rst m Drama at sectlonals She placed fourth 1n Oratorxcal Interpretatlon at reg1onals and represented Northern Indlana as Dramatlc Alternate at state Charlee ended her NFL season by grabbmg f1rst place IH Oratorlcal Interpretatlon at the state meet held IH March O l O C Q A an rv , - L . . + x- a ' 'K . ' I I ' , . - l . rn . ' y A Y ' X - . . RN- I L y . I . Of -A . . :.' ' , , ' , ' ' s L . 'Li 'A ..ur Foss, VI 'ns Meyer, Nancy Bose, Charlee Luttrell, ChI'lS Iflffenberger. Row 3: Dan XNalsh, Iiill Il1eth,.,lohn Rim-th, .' Q '. , 'Q j N. ' A' L ,. .' , 'YH ' ' 5' , 2' myers. :Ill 1 ,, I -D l A I Up The Down Stalrcase f1lled the CHQ aud1Lo11um Wllh both dramauc art and llVClV humor 'lhe Bel Kaufman producuon featured Kaye Saunders ae Sllvla Bar1et a young Fnglleh teacher startmg hCI f1rst job 1n room 305 of Calvm Coohdge H1gh a punk f1lled Brooklyn School Both the actlon and the humor centered around the many male MIQS Barrel endured Wllh her students W- cl lllhl Q!! ill Staff F1121 row Soma lNaf71ger Audrex Aclkms lZ111ig,f ll XllllNlI'Ollg Brent l Mull in N mr x 0 800011111011 Chux Pfffllllilgfl' l31llIi1fLh D ll VK l l oh Rath Pulx l ulxough p1cL111crl lx 11 N lL1IlflCIS Students Sl 1 Jlll 1 S 11 rgvr C lrmc n N 11 I mfl 'N 111 11 1 ar 111 r l fl kr lp Bfclxx SIX IgG Second row Sh 11o11J1 Sc C hrlx Mc x11 John Hutch K h 11l11 l 111111 ll Xnrlx Stonu C 11 'nw mr n nup ue 1 0 rc N 1dclfl ol p11 11111 1 oocl 1 loo . ' ' 1 L . 'A Q . 1 , J Qx r . x , F - H iziiff ,1 'gf:Tf,3-' ' . x 4 , 3,,,. , 3 A , , h 4 S Q - 2 5 - as A A v P- - Q I Q 1' ' - . 5 ' ,, L u . l , . , I i 1 5 .1 , .. 3 , : 1 Ze if ' I ' : ' 'IQ ' ' . ' ' fr 1' 5 , 1 'Hz ,fe Hos..'. 'Z f 1 H 1' 1, 1 , Ll 1'z1s1,.l nlv . 1 K lr: ,Not 3 -'A , - ' it-in - . 4 1 I ff, Q c e 11 , 1. ' ,Q ,, . 1' M '- 72 I . 4 I 0 4 4 .' .: F118 rox ': Rol ll 1r.'hl 1 , T1 1 X' H N11 1 lla'-l.i'hr1s lI:1111lg1'11, .l ly Cross. Lyllll G llf'l', 'I '11, 'Q '1.'1' xxx' '-,1 Mjalj 171 11: .Ioh Sh .SI Hut ,G rg N 'Q 1. N, 'I 'ii Kell W ,, . .I ll ' por. I , K ' x -ff X Q Vi l!. . , I I N 1 -, JLW jg 'A P 'NQQA5 y V' C .,v' A X ' h true luvv' N h h I 11 11 1 -mu!! I'm gonna wash that man rxght ouuzn my 1 D hzm'Y X I' A K N Cool ocean breezes and salt water sprays swept through the GHS auditorium during the spring production of South Pacific. With WW II as its backdrop, the play told the story of a small pacific island occupied by American forces. Entwined in the problems and prejudices of the soldiers and islanders, two couples fall in love. For one love comes too late, for the other, just in time. Starring in lead parts were Bill Rieth as Luther Billis, Nancy Bose as Nellie Forbush, Dan Walsh as Emilie DeBeque, Brent Lewallen as Lt. Cable, Kris Handgen as Bloody Mary, Pam Miques as Liat, and Chris Meyer as Capt. Brackett. Student director was Sonia Nofziger. Directors were Miss .Ian Thomas Mr. Merrill Swartley, and Mr. Brian Kirk. Bloody Mary is full of happy talk! These guys want dames! Shake it, Dan! Looks like Chris could use a lawnmower! Cast, bottom to top, left to right. Kids: Elaine Wiggins and Rod Nofziger. Row 1: Nancy Bose. Charlie Luttrcll, Lynn Grucr, Kathy Ulmer. Sonia Nofziger, Miss Jan Thomas. Row: Ed Keup, Patty Hartsough, Pam Miques, Kris Handgen, Chris Effenberger, Barb Meyers. Becky Savage, Mary Haney, Rick Pyles. Row 3: Trina Connelly, Deb Lambright, Michelle Garvin. Dave Pinkcrmzm, Robin Hershberger. Scott Miller, Dave Slabaugh, Chris Meyer, Vic Makximenko, Dan Walsh, Brent Lewellcn, Bill Ricth, John Shoup, Greg Waddell. Media Club Video Photography Equipment Maintenance - . -' .er-vfsw '-'- -,G Si ' ya ' ' t- J . 7533 ' '..,.r A , l , V1 K. - .- ' 1' I 4. ' n . ' ' -an .Q-H ' . ,f. Y 1- 'yd' 14... : Q f f fl .YE-- 1-I if vial' -4 ..'. ,Q Phi v . 1. .y,,.'. ' .. ' ' if ' ! ., -:Ll l ,- ' ' . on-ft PSA' A w , - . 1 if EW T X ' -, WX..- Brian Pletcher and Brett Mello at photogra- phy contest, in .leff Pluhrt Row 1, left to right: Kenneth Hacklcr. David Stroup. Row 2: Brian Plotcher. Scott Baumann, John Meyers, Donna Lotz, Kevin Wheeler. Row 3: .leff Buhrt, Brett Mello. Mitch Miller works on a slide show Q Polar Bear rmy What 1s the Polar Bear Army? It 19 a group of wlnter runners who prepare for the sprmg track season Runnmg where and when they wanted each Bear clocked 3 4 mlles a day Each Polar Bear was respons1ble for wearmg proper clothlng layered to keep out the wmter cold Extra care was taken on sl1ppery roads and sldewalks No harr1er wanted to start track season ln shape but on crutches Awards were glven to those who clocked hlgh mllage Sponsor Mr Clark chose hlS ch1lly awards well dllly and buster bars' Frozen treats for frozen runners' 81055 an 5 -.Q Fx 'Pd 'X 'z7 QlF Q- af- Polar Bear wmncrs Ron Landls and Mlk0 I 1 um Lynn Mlracle and Kay Hcrshberger are out for a chnllv run l m t L,-f' t - U X W fu to f Rotary ki Club Fellowship Of Christian Athletes G5 '-5 i left to right row 1 Stexe Miller Tim Miller 'Vluc Miller Ron I andi XX adc C hidcli tai Mika Summx Row 1 lim Our Rx in Solomon me lambright lxcllx lhul left' lone R cnll hmm I Veno lu thii Maur li vu 5 ll I Swihut lh l M ll i ulp Due 'WL inn lohn Saundcr Iweil Myer Lhiis Fi iff Bill Rlcth SKI CLUB Thirty two ski club members made six trips to Swiss Valley Trips were planned early in the season but had to be cancelled due to late snowfalls A planned trip to Boyne Highlands also had to be cancelled due to early spring weather. Both sponsors Mr. Slabaugh and Miss Marquess were optimistic about the future of the club. It seems that as long as there is snow there will be skiers. ROTARY Dinner and song were just a few events that were a part of Rotary a local businessmen s club Each Friday Rotarians met together for a meal some light conversation and some times a little entertainment Junior Rotarians were sponsored by a Rotary member and was his guest for one month. So for one month at least some 22 members of Goshen s Senior class had the true feeling of being young adults. FCA President Mary Haney led the Fellowship of Christian Athletes through a year of witnessing fel lowship and fun The FCA Joined the Crimson staff in a snow blower raffle and held cake raffles at basketball games. The money raised was used to send members to summer camps all over the country. The motto of this year s group was Jesus is the answer for the world today above Him theres no other way. Jesus is the way. '! 1981 FCA MEMBERS 1981 SKI CLUB MEMBERS Dracula would have loved Goshen High School's 1981 Blood Donor Day. Sponsored by the Student Council, the drive proved to be one of the largest ever in Elkhart County. A total of 92 students gave 244 pints of the red stuff. Many students and staff will remem- ber well the day they gave their all for the Red Cross. Teachers, as well as students got into th ict La t Year For R 0 E The 1980 81 school year was the last for Mrs Shornber s Related Off1ce Experlence KR O E J class Senlors were offered thls course to gam on Job experlence 1n area busmesses The thirteen students who were accepted lnto thls two semester course spent one half of the1r day 1n area buslness off1ces and the other half ln the1r regular classes Tramlng ln the areas of typlng transcr1pt1on f1l1ng spell mg off1ce machlnes and off1ce procedures were an 1ntr1cate part of th1s course Replacmg R O E IS the new class entltled 0ff1C9 Exper1ence Laboratory whlch IS an off1ce slmulatlon The mam reason for the change over was the economy It had become mcreasmgly hard to locate Jobs for students ln actual busmesses .J -sg Barb I lvmgston Com lroup :Va heated Shnela Ernshcrgcr Glc-nd1.Iohnson Mrs bhomber Wanxta Hershberger Vtandz M1ll er Angle Mahoney Pam Fleck btandmg Marlene Mast Cher1Grafford Barbara Lnmgston bandy Klme Com Troup CFIS Shldler Crimson The Crimson is the GHS Yearbook. The students who produce it are re- sponsible for the events and people we will remember in the years to come. Advised in 1981 by Randi Mochamer and edited by Becky Appanzeller, the Crimson sought to balance its budget while keeping costs to students at a minimum. Raffles were held at basket- ball games and donations from the community were sought. It was the Crimson staff that was re- sponsible for the organization of annu- al student pictures, including those all- important senior pictures. Photogra- phers were on hand at nearly every event at GHS. Their sole purpose was to catch a glimpse of 1981 and preserve it for tomorrow. 1981 Crimson Editor Becky Appenzeller. Ashley Kuehl sells raffle tickets at a ball game Crimson photographer Darren Young. Ns l 14-Q, Tomahawk X 4' The Tomahawk IS the newspaper produced by and for the students of Goshen Hlgh School Advlsed by Mr Jerry Snyder the Tomahawk students learn the b3SlC Skl11S of Journallsm whlle belng responslble for the management elrculatlon and contents of the paper Wrltlng page productlon layout and photog raphy skllls are just a few of the elements that students learn wh1le produelng the paper r Q33 .1- ' Jay takes a mlnutm f m hls p tge prorlutnon for I 1 Tma Drapeza readles copy for prmt photographers Tomahawk staffers and Mr Sm der pxste up the paper to m xke lt enner 1 r mix 4.'H' , . I- 'Q .' 0 ' . -' V - Ol I P ' I 1 . - ' , 54 N! . , . , . .. Q - 5 . . - . g . a . , . . ' .2 ' I D , A . W . I, I , , - ,U ' ' f . .lx Q U i ' ,,-,..- X5 X 3 a ' X ' -14, 5 h e I 4'- F. ' ' s , . lk x, ,--di x E ' ' ' A K , A U 'N . ' 1 ro 2 ' ' ' fwrnson ., xx Q. h f fl Al f I di ,Il' if tl .D ,ff 4g ,' Aa' . V .- . 5 e., ,- ' .5 i ' V s:'--- 'Y . .s-- l . -- A ' ' , ' ' '31 ' ' A' .f A , . ,t 1 I . . ,' 2. , 2' ' 1 'z var, New ROWd1GS Fuse Up GH An all new student club was formed thls year Its purpose was to create and generate Splrlt for B1g Red athletlc teams Its name The Redskln Rowdles Wearing red T sh1rts wlth the club name graduatxon year and flerce redskm the ROXVCIIGS cheered yelled stomped and screamed thexr prlde 1 Led by benlor Jay Shephard the club was sponsored by the Student Counc1l T shxrts were planned and a membershxp drlve began The only club rules were that members had to wear thelr sh1rts to games and s1t ln the sectlon reserved for the R0Wd19S C 0 arg Red There were certam advantages to belng a ROWdlS .P for ROWdlQ members And best of all the Concord Green Machlne one of the strongest pep clubs m the area seemed to shrlnk from the promxse of the ever growmg Rowdles A-,,,1?,-na., f oodhye Green Nl xehme The Rowdles added mterest to many games C C ' Y 9 ' ' . ' 7:' J v I v I 1 'L . 3 ' 5 W I ' 'qv . V F Q . . . X A V ' 4 -, ' - . . . ' L. I !vn Many ticket pI'iCGS Were lOWGI'ed The mmghty Redskin Rowdxes strut their stuffl . r' - 4pgx'i kay' -Dil! 7 , . r I, rlgf f T 1 . N J 5' . Z ,. ' I It must have been a cold wmter day even Ill Rome years ago when bt Valentine was beheaded Durlng the harassment of Chrlstxans under Claud1us II bt Valentme was captured and sent to the emperor of Rome When he refused to deny h1s falth he was beaten wlth clubs and beheaded The connectlon of Valentme s Day wlth love IS purely acc1dental The early Chr1st1ans sought to Wlpe out old superstmons by renarmng pagan festlvals Wlth Chrlstlan names St Valentme s name replaced the sprlng festival Lupercalla a celebratlon of love For lt IS ln sprmg that blrds smg and young men begln fancymg young ladles Centurles later lt was not uncommon for young men to draw the names of the1r dates from a box a custom that has lmgered m the form of our present Valentme Box Stones about Cupxd a t1ny angel llke creature spread It was samd that h1s arrows could smlte even the stoutest of hearts w1th a love so great that It could burst At GHS we have our own Valentme trad1t1on Cupld hlmself IS lI'1V1I.9d to a gala affalr the Sweetheart Dance There he can fmd many a pretty g1r1 s heart and can turn many a guy s faI1Cy Wllh hlS tlfly 3I'I'0WS Queen Dmn md her 1 colt l cland 4 Kxm Yoder Randy Sorg Dawn Eshelman I eland Nwsley Beth Lehman Veal Myers Llsa Crlpe and bteve bheets . 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X 1 MEDICORP The main objective of the Medicorp was to aquaint students with varied health careers A trip to the hospital showed members how all areas of the hospital worked Many were surprised at how many different medical careers there were for a person to choose from Some realized for the first time that there is more to medicine than just doctors and nurses Visits such as the one made to a local funeral home allowed students to learn even more about careers not directly related to doctors and nurses Perhaps one of the most important things the Medicorp did for students was to explain about medical careers in detail Not only did members learn about what one does in a particular field they also learned what kind and how Clubs Learn Through '8 XX much SCh00llUg P351 hlgh school Left to right Darlen Howard Shelly Cassell Sponsor Nelda Miller Nancy Miller Not pictured Bill was needed what the cost Nowatzke involved would be and if they would be able to find a Job easily in such a career field SCIENCE Under the advlsement of Mr Bowers the GHS Science Club met once each month to discuss and demonstrate scientific equipment and advancement visit to the Goshen College Science Department There the students saw many experiments in progress and were introduced to the wonders of an electron microscope Commenting on his club Mr Bowers feels the chance to dig deeper into new ideas and proJects is ver y profitable for a science major 96 H X A5 Left to right Darren Young Roderic Schlabach Roger Smith Tom Lamb Creg Waddell John Rieth Dan Tom Jim Evans Sponsor Mr Bowers . . N . . ' , ' -r,i.w.5 A ,F A, , I h K A N .eu -i ' . 4 1 C 2 ' 1, . . . :A 45 'Ar' ' A . L-H N X, ,1 f A highlight of the year was a 0 ' . ' ' ' Y -7 . 0 A . . -,', ' 4 U ' ' - if : I Q A Q. qv, , . , . S , , .1 ' l . Nw we ,f '- . . . I it Q' E: 7- ' I V h H V qffvr- , X ' ?',.'f'H-, 1 2 fx. -livf ' v.x.g I' ', - ' Front Karen Fry Jamle Stlver El1seCheval1cr Tanc Frey Left Slde Scott Welz Terr1Rlce Jeff Peachy Jenmfer Hetler Tom Snyder Monnca .Iamesen Seated Kendra Farmwald Sherrm Stcaly Angela Gardner Maureen Matthews Sally Hunsberger Rtght slde Llsa Keldalsh Cmda Mmllcr Sue Hoogenboom Pam Scheldel P'-vvv-' -3-9 Front left to rlght Roberta Lee Mlchelle Kauffman Kurt Peterson Teresa Rohrer Cathv Bxxler Back left to rlght Lor1M11ler Cr1sTeall Lynn Newell Jul1aFr1es1n Darren Young Carl Horneman Languages Excel Any language student at GHS has the chance to belong to elther the Spamsh or French Club The clubs make learmng a new language and culture eas1er by addmg a llttle fun to the study The Spanlsh Club had a slow start due to attendance problems But by sprmg 1t was actxve So actlve ln fact that 1t took lts annual spr1ng vacatlon trlp to MEXICO The 36 member French Club enjoyed French fllms rented by thelr sponsor Mr Fancll Led by Co Presldents Teresa Dyck and Sue Hoogenboom the club celebrated Mardl Gras by eatmg out at the Super Street Restaurant A trlp to Jonell s one of the top three restaurants ln Indlana was another act1v1ty enjoyed by all ag' We , 3 r 9 Y 4 4 I O! 'C' VC 4 - ,, r m 1 Y ,xxx '- ' ' - hard work involved in language fl--l -A . . if x ' . ' . ' ll , , - - . I X g - - I I ' ' w , Cruising Through A Senior Year KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN. AND OPEN YOUR HEART. WE ARE NOW OUT IN THE BIG BUSY WORLD. SHARE YOUR DREAMS. GIVE THEM LIFE AND ROOM TO GROW. -Rebecca D. Appenzeller wi lfxgag. 4. ' yn .YHP-' ..iQQll !.l,L!f .F A There's Something Special About Being A Senior! Married Life 1981 introduced GHS seniors to a new class: Married Life. Students were actually paired off and married, Their marriages saw the same ups and downs as most real ones: budgeting expenses, baby costs, home mortages, insurances, and even divorces. Students were responsible for their marriages, their homes, and even their babies, Babies were uncooked eggs that married couples were responsible for. Those who broke their baby before the one week time period was up were charged with child abuse and were sentenced to write a two page composition on the subject. 3' hi. ---gv '- ,Q ., I, 1, X 3 1' a . 4s5agfr.1-.k,r-.q D fi ' ' ' 'iii' ' . - 1 V ' 1. .jga - '. , - 1, 1 Ng i s-,-gym, ' 1 .' ,ir .Y .a, 'P-4, :.:i 'gif' 'P.'f?aJ3T-:Hg . 1-' With 'f.. 15'- - ,xl I g-.EMA .'f:-f..k'!lir:'. V N.-'. - - r- ,A '?.11li 'Q,v5' ff' 1 V tu' Vg? 551 W 1, t to right: Daren Kellar, Naiic-Ov Miller, Myron Grise, Barb Uvingston, Dan Balentine, Melodv Becky and Tony share their Hweddin cake . . , 8 Nliller, Bruce llershberger, Michale Reed. , gym! l . .y,,,,ye m e e- ' ,rf Ti Q0 I' N . ,,' . .. . N I 4 .5 . , i - . ' ,V , K ' , ,ig ' - . - I f ' , K . ' , ' X. 5 - Q? 4' -1 'l'eac'hers Mrs, Kinney and Mr. Clark enjoy the Umar- John Meade and Chris Rick join in Umatrimonyf mage c'eremonies. Almo t Anything Goes 4 'Q-A Excited Qtudeme look on ao claw compctiiion mounts for Tim Go for it lraccx It looks like Bruce and Kim like pickles! P UPG f m0HZm T! Q W F 4 gs.. 1 . I ,, 'TWIN' 'VX i ' ' - 0 X,-1 11 . K 5 ar ' ' f FH-.L . f f- iv N Q .f- in 1. . , A 11.1 h ' ' , ' I -' 1' . 'f- . .- - J rf' J, :JSF K 'rx' 1 lo I? isx National Honor Society 1 Us 0 I . nd: l . r.. ff 1 'vlax Vlault Music I'm very glad to be a part of our band, stated Freshman Angie Black- port, reflecting the views of many GHS musicians. Music has been a special part of GHS for many years, and 1981 was no exception. The band showed its colors on the football field and in parade lines, as well as on the concert stage and in the basketball arena. The orchestra swept us back to World War Il when it pro- vided music for the student production of South Pacific. And the choir, through its many concerts and partici- pation in South Pacific, delighted us all. Brian Kirk Robert Sharpe ' f David Plank Music motto Practice makes perfect VICVTIII Sw WUC' .LIL Ar The Art Department added a new teacher thls year MISS Ellen Burrell Freshmen classes were also added and plans are bemg made to add new courses and ex pand some old ones for future years GHS art students kept our halls colorful and xnterestmg Seldom could one pass a new dlsplay case wlthout stoppmg to ponder at the talent 1t held The annual dlsplay of student work IH the Industrlal Arts and Art show held ln Whlte man Gym was one of the best ever Q- 'i Q . A 4. if q-'r l Donna Grlse IQ busy makmg a latch hook rug Sam takes time out for the camera. Busmess Busmess classes are classes ln WhlCh the students learn by dolng The skllls they learn there w1ll be carrled throughout the1r IIVGS and lnto then' jobs Several changes w1ll be takmg place 1n the Busmess Department due to the addxtlon of the freshmen 1980 81 was the last year for a year long General Busmess course next year 1t w11l only be a semester It was also the last year for freshmen Typlng next year typlsts must be at least sophomores Perhaps the greatest change ln the department w1l1 be the w1thdrawal of the Related Off1C8 Experlence program Due to the economlc sltuatlon ln Elkhart County the co op program that offered secretarlal Jobs to GHS students W111 no longer be 1n exlstence Instead students w1ll take a two hour lab type class that offers them the same klnd of expertence Growmg and changmg just hke the world 1t prepares lts students for thats what the GHS Busmess Department IS all about' 14444 at 'ir ugh IL...-, . ull- Doug Newell .Ioe Mlller Dave Slabaugh and Ron LHUGIQ 99185 Annemane Shomber Charles Hart 102 Harold Kastner .Ienmfcr Marques Howard Kmg U . , I 1 Q . . 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Q X Soma Nofmgcr prepares noodles Home Econom1cs Creatmg awarenesses about nutr1t1on clothmg health and the economlcs of everyday l1fe IS the goal of the GHS Home Economxcs Department Classes offered by the department range from tradltxonal Creatlve Cook1ng and Chlld Development classes to the new Marrled Lxfe L1ke all other departments the Home Econom1cs Department has changed to meet the needs of a changmg SOCICIY Once a class for glrls many boys now enjoy learnmg about cooklng sewmg and marrlage Keepmg up Wlth changmg trends ID home apphances the department now teaches cookmg methods wlth a new mlcrowave and food processor But there IS one th1ng that w1ll never change the smell of fresh pastr1es w1ll contmue to drlft all the way up to the thlrd floor and tlckle the noses of those not fortunate enough to be bakmg the tasty treats l if Deatra Kmnev Norma Blamr Karen Shnelds Through writing, literature, reading, speech, and drama, the GHS English Department pro- motes self-discovery through the study of our language. The freshmen year concen- trates or grammar and writing. Sophomores are exposed to a wide variety of experiences such as novel, grammar, speech, short story, and reading improvement. Juniors choose courses. They may even develop their own class through senior Project. English students are active stu- dents. They publish both The Crimson and the Tomohawk. They produce two plays each year. And many spend their Sat- urdays competing at local speech meets. All are students of English. We hear it in the halls and see it writ- ten everywhere from notebook covers to bathroom stalls. Lan- guage is never stagnentg it is al- ways changing. We are, there- fore, lifetime students who bend under the ebb and flow of an ever- changing world. Marilyn Graber English Anita takes English notes. ' .. Jerry Snyder Students act out Cuckoo's Nest. 1 I I 1 Randi Mochamer 5 Q Susan Burkholder Pat Hampton F5 Cinda Taylor Doug Cartwright Diane Cartwright Jan Thomas 'Q il- i J' 2' 1 b F 5TA:.,' V' ii a - , me? - , iff o f t Becky Savage does a demonstration Speech bun. 3 A it-L Y Laura Funk 23 Phys1cal These sophomore guys seem to be enjoxmg the new gym hockex clls Fltness has become lmportant to all Amerlcans Roads are clogged wlth joggers and walkers Health spas boast about the ad vantages of be1ng physlcally fxt But at GHS we need no spa Our Physlcal Educatlon Department IS one of the best ln the area A Wlde varlety of classes are of fered New Ih1S year are Outdoor Educatlon Gym Hockey L1fet1me Fltness and Female Fltness Oth er courses 1nclude Sports Medl c1ne Tumblmg Gymnastlcs Swlmmmg Danclng and one of the most popular We1ghtl1ft1ng The add1t1on of freshmen w1ll be causmg changes 1n the PE currxculum The phaslng out of sophomore PE w1ll begln next year It IS hoped that elect1ves may be offered to all other grades Health classes too play an 1m portant role for students at GHS Never m our hlstory have health concerns been so lmportant The goal then of the Physlcal Educa t1on and Health Department IS to create an awareness of how our bod1es functlon and how we can best keep them healthy V Cathy Haver concentrates as she llflg welghts Dorl Keyser Corally McCann Q v-390' 1 6- 1,1 Y 'lf Chrls Mvyvrsy f,,,,..,... V. - - . .41-..fv-. , 8 wrfvcts an unvvvn rouuno Alhllwllf Illrvvlor, Horn Rvsim' a g, . Don Ogle Bryan Rathkc T ,..'4--- Q Square Dancing IS an old f2lYOl'lU' fm' GHS Sludvnts. Jay Upton must bc Strongm' than he Lhmks! 10 We all tend to be lnterested ln the world around us Few want to f1ght 1n a war all are concerned wxth rlsmg pr1ces The studylng of the world around us 1ts past present and future ChO1C6S IS one thlng that GHS students cannot get around C1 Cltlzenshlp U S Hlstory and CIVICS are all requlred courses offered u by the Soclal Studles Department Senlors are also requ1red to take elther Economlcs Psychology or Socxology The 1980 electlon year offered classes dlffer ent ways to study current events Some classes held thelr own electlons w1th students pos1ng as Carter and Reagan Both John Hller and John Brademas v1s1ted GHS C1VlCS classes before the fall GIGCIIOH Promotlng an awareness of communlty affalrs and world events wh1le teachmg an apprec1at1on of past hlstory IS what the GHS Socxal Studles Department does best l l ,di ...--Q 5-3 X i Klrk Sorg Allse 'tleuman Iohn Mattmla Brock Rose Dm Tom tudx ll S hu tcm ' ' - v 0 L . C O 1 ' ' v p v . V. ' 1 . . . . ' . L . Z' . , . P , ,, . G . I I . P Hlchard Harley Henry Clason Pre-election guest speaker .Iohn Bradema . , V, A . 5. H, A. I X., ' ff- - Tl . . t , a gf A A I ' ,. ls.. w 1- 1 I rr' k 7, , i 3 I X x Q . .. 1 ' .,z s swf, If llcn I' lynn JA Rlck Clark Stove Phillips Let Us Study Gur Past 0 That We May Guard Our Future 1.1 ini Dave Chupp takl 1L can lthl. f OIllC ., ful Sl 14114, I... L John Dcch'1nt SCIGHCG The Scxence Department strlves each year to meet the needs of GHS students It does so by offermg sclence classes deslgned to motlvate all levels of students Courses offered vary from Earth Sclence to Marme Blology and ILS on slte laboratory trlp to the Florlda Keys Blology Chemlstry Physlcs and Applled Sclence are also offered Plans to expand the currlculum to mclude advanced courses IH Chemlstry and Physlcs by 1984 are under way As our world becomes more computerlzed and mechanxzed sclence becomes more xmportant to us We seek to mcrease our technology to forge mto newer more advanced flelds of study and development And as we do so we st1ll seek the wlsdom of the stars and the knowledge of our Earth 1 S Sclence must be fun' --,.,-1 1- bl- ' Ted Crlsman Gary Weaver 110 Elmer Bowers lx9Pw Carl Weaver Wxlllam Tlchenor 5 O ,Q I o I s TQ .C Q I' I 4 E Q + 1 I ll if - Y . s V 'Q : A U 4 , . I 1 . t . Math Math IS becommg more lmportant to us everyday Not only are the slmple Skll1S to balance a checkbook or double a reclpe st1ll needed but wlth the current trend toward computer1zat1on numbers and then' varxous funct1ons have taken on a more 1mportant role The GHS Math Department meets the needs of students by operat1ng on three levels practlcal academlc and computerxzatlon Practlcal classes are for those not plannlng on attendlng college but are stlll seeklng growth ln basxc math skllls Academlc level classes challenge the collegebound And computer classes stress programmmg As our llves become more computerlzed and number orlented we Judv Cfiglfy must extend our growth and understandmg lnto these areas ,f Tom Lamb TGCGIN es help from Mr Caglex ul Wayne I ambmght DeVon Hoffman I 4 -7 ,74 - - 1 I l Tom Holtzinger Carl Reiner -9 Q ' A . - -' ,' , L . S. A : X Q in , I e ' X Q' g 1 Industrial Arts H- It's practical. It can be used in everyday life, stated Mr. James Hughes, head of the A Industrial Arts Department. 1 -7 Practical, it is, and different u from most classes because students learn more from actually doing than by reading and taking tests. And better than everything, it's fun, says James Hughes Mr. Steve Shively. Students at GHS can learn such varied skills as drafting, woodwork, metals, auto mechanics, and building trades. Many students will obtain jobs in which they will use the skills learned in their Industrial Arts classes. For those who do not, their classes will not be wasted. For in these times of high inflation, home and auto repairs are practical and economical things to know about. Industrial Arts students learn to use and respect tools. They develop skills and an understanding of our environment. But most importantly, they will, as Mr. Allen Rogers stated, learn to fix some of the most expensive W 1 Ch H I f I qt S! b h - K -11 b ' ac e iccaster is just one o many stur ents . eve a aug thmgq they W1 ever uy who learn while they work in their shop classes. -'PIR f 'i , 'bits ' ' a-ffmrql 4 K Sic-ve Shivcly Allen Rogers Ken MirCr X UrN1L'f'hLlI11f'51SUIll'HfThl'H1051 p1'.1c'X1c4ul zmri rmmvp .mvlmg c'm11'svs M1142 4 ' 1, ..... ht N flux Duml3m1I1'zxgvx'v.'m'ksm1Huwl1,:11lfi111g'I'1'.uh-5 housv. X tug s 9 -.' Im l r0m'h 15 lmusqx fillI'll1Q hw Hmlfix II 1rivsc'l.ass 'hII10I'f m'h41mxr's, 1fiPHlS III llwfillslmul A114 Sunrrt In rwspm-wI .ami l,wrvu H1Xl1'!'lUI1f'1'IUI'dIUrJIIIIIU' Xmw N14- Our mam objectlve IS to help every student and every parent stated Dr Lynn Bollmger head of the GHS Guldance Department The Guldance Department IS one of the buslest places ID GHS especlally durmg class schedul mg Among the respons1b1l1t1es of the three counselors are screen mg students for the Career Center and admxmstermg such tests as the SAT and GED But most 1m portantly they are to see that each student IS placed IU classes approprlate to hlS or her career goals It could be sald that the most Gmdance mterestmg part of the GHS Guld aceDatmetsh1 n elily Wai? r n I e pmg I ev Dr Lynn Bollmgcr is I 5. Sm! Bcrmce Dwj, er ls! Student Bldg help P059 UTC df'PdVlmf'm S work Herb Amstut7 Keepmg student flies lS an mmportant Joh ofthe oad department Semor Bea Bolo I hope to get msurled md hate kld some d tw Spec1a1 Edueauon Some students at GHS belonged to a group of hard work1ng strugghng klds tra1n1ng to be come compet1t1ve and productwe people ID the workmg world of the 1980s The1r traxners were Mr Alber and Mr Allen These men and other teachers as well pushed these speclal students to look beyond the1r handlcaps and d1sab1l1t1es to focuse and bulld upon thelr vocatlonal apptltudes The followmg quotes should show that these Sp6C1al students have the same hopes des1res and dreams as anyone else Jumor Todd Welty I l1ke Mr Alber He has us untll we learn what we need to My goal In l1fe IS to be on my own Have an apartment pay rent and own my own sports car I d l1ke to get 1nto an occupatlon where I can work w1th chlldren I would l1ke to take a tr1p to Hollywood and see all the stars I llke the Hlgh School better than Whxteman It has a better at m o s p h e r e I would llke to be come a nurse Sophomore Tammy Frost Freshman Crystal H1cks James Alber Wllllam Allen 11 1:3 - . , P . D If IK U . . . I 1 l ' ' . ' 5 1 . . . . . . A -Y I - . ,- u - 11 - L . ' I . -1 XXsh 1 . 66 . I . ' , , . . . X' patience and works with E' , u 1 - - . 14' .. 1 ' ' . N ' ' 6 . 3' ' sf ' 'TJ' : - F I . f sl s ' Z . 2 's. - , -'Q fi xx I f , 5 , fu It could be said that the Media Center is the core of the curriculum. Students may research and study individually or in C1 . t M e 13 C len er The center is responsible for the distribution pick up and maintenance of all GHb audio visual equipment Likewise it stores teaching aides such as film strip guides posters video tapes recordings photographw equipment and more In celebration of Goshen s 100th birthdaw the Media and Journalism classes Joined to produce a slide presentation about loc il historw The show has become an invaluable teaching aid in both the schools and the communitv LQ iv 'l 'Ru- ,..,-Q-.. bg, Fermaine Burns .ar .nf 7 I fl Lyn Schlabach A V equipment helps student lf im H.. 9-6 li lf vw! ,l sh! -1-vii Brad Iluff c itches up on the news 'I' ough he tries to studx C eg Il iine w l I xx i X5 Fore1gn Languages Q I earmng a lmguage means long hours of hard sLudV Robert 1- ancll i l 1 .xx i Robert Beachv Beth Vandermass 'llm lhul John Bow ex 1nd thmr cla s study Spnnsh Learn1ng about a new culture can be fun and rewardlng but most language students at GHS would add that 11 can be hard work too GHS students may take up to four years of Spamsh and French Those w1sh1ng to learn German may do so at Bethany through a local exchange program Our world IS shrlnklng It now takes a matter of hours to cross the same ocean that once took months A knowledge of language lS the flrst step to bmldmg good commun1cat1ons And good com mun1cat1ons are necessary for un derstandmg and promot1ng peace among natlons Qi Carl Hornem in O 1 b 4 5. . .1 4 N 17 P' 3 4 , XE' Ns-' Q' 'G' G- A ' 1 5 V K, , as s V a 5- 4 4 an q 'G , ' V, , 'S Zz as. 3 z J. 2 Students Learn By Doing: Elkhart Area Career Center skills. af mm E I Dennis Leatherman: GHS Media Artists, Extrordinaire. fn n . -. Cosmotology is just one of the many careers to choose from at the Career Center. -vu The Elkhart Area Career Cen- ter offered many GHS students the chance to learn a new skill by actually doing it rather than read- ing about it from only a book. On the job training might best de- scribe the method used at the Ca- reer Center. Cosmotology, graphic arts, nursing, business techniques, building trades, video, and profes- sional sewing are just a few of the new skills GHS students learned. These they will take with them into jobs throughout their lives. More than just teach new skills, the Career Center does just what its name says: it prepares students for a career without the high costs and many headaches of a college education. Seoretames Never A Dull Moment Never Enough T1me r INFIITI md Sir Ingold ue bu he m :ll gba. Dorothy R1 Deb E hclmin P41 x helm Iam Ing li QJFJA -1 Nw' Sheryl Bontrager Y Ns I V S-v ' O I, I . , xc? :Pre I .K X' l M s. ' 1 .N S. 1 ' sy at L il xoxox. 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V lssl S . f ,J Pr1nc1pa1s A Never Endmg Job F..-19 fx DR KENIT EVANIS MR MILT THOMAS MR JIM KOUTS X Adm1n1strat1on Balancmg Budgets These two l1ttle words were lmportant to all of us ln 1981 A goal of Presldent Reagan for the nat1onal budget 1t be came the goal of the Goshen Commun1ty Schools a so In mov1ng to cut costs a dec1s1on was made to close R1verdale School and move the admmlstra t1on offlces 1nto Rwerdale The old adm1n1stra t1on bu1ld1ng w1l1 be turned over to the c1ty 1981 saw staff reducuons throughout the schools for both cert1f1ed and uncert1f1ed person e Cutt1ng expenses wlthout decreasmg quallty educatlon has been and w1ll cont1nue to be a major goal of the Goshen Commumty Schools L Supermtendent Frank Algate Not p1ctured Ass1stant Supermtendent Kent Adams 1nd D1 rector of Personell and Fransportatlon Max F'1andt 1 dh School Board Secretarw Carol Summv School Board Member Iohn Ulmer School Board Pres1dent Frank Gardner .S 2 School Board VICC Pres1dent Rene Neff School Board Member F R1chard Snyder 0 0 g .' .I - . 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Mrs. Miller, Head Nurse for the Goshen Community Schools, saw us through one of the roughest flu seasons in recent years. George Madison, Supervisor of the Custodians, was over-run with incom- ing freshmen, and yet he managed to keep everything from plugged toilets to heat and air conditioning running as smoothly as possible. Often, George seemed to be the most popular man in the building-whenever someone wanted something fixed! Cafeteria Manager Mary Miller was busy throughout the year planning for a full load of freshmen in 1981-82. The food services was expanded to handle three lines at once. A daily salad bar was added to the menu this year. Head Nurse, Nelda Miller Health Services Aide, Sabine Eldridge Mary Miller Manager June Cleveland Betty Hernley Velda Hershberger Elise Linthicum Mary McCreary Rachel Miller Anna Noheimer Dixie Shrock Barbara Stoltzfus f., 8, George Madison Supervisor Robert Clayton Groundsman Ruth Bickel James Edwards Mark Gibson Ron Lesley Steve Markham Don Morse Mary Nead Maxine Nisley Harold Ralston Robert Scott Warren South Ralph Wilson Cafeteria r-4',. ,, . 4. 115 ' u---az rd., swim '! 1 W . - 'T ,A Parent And Teacher Conferences -ini... .U VI1- l K xunumqgz 'I N Everyone Agreed: Une Of The Best Parent- Teacher Conferences Ever! 1 'Nba X .iYh.'3,i..5,, .L 'Aga' 4 ' 'g I av' D -'Fgwrfv' N ELL 1. 'QD sl wry' X45 l if If llc. x .'C', , 9- . pf I mg Q If - .- 0 ' Q, ' r A . b K I.-1. ff, , ' , A ' . , ' uf' 1 ' . ,V ' F I' 5 W' 1. 1 ' av' , V It 6 5 ' r Q' 0 - '-- my '. , I .I A. I ,I 'Qt A -gn' 1 0 Sf - 1 .lgxig I k l 142' ' ' -4 af? 44 . 4 Y .A ' ' I A f x- Q . 1 I . f + R , + ff + ff ,I 4 ' 4' ,la i 1' 52- 1. o .. ' ' A Q -.W 'w ' Q '- ig J' 4 6 'hir . 'cf ' 'll , ' . .m .. .I Jw.- jg 5, , ,z ll .ii X A Y I , J v 5 -s . I Toward Our Pot Of Gold . '7.A 5 ' 'S 17? W1 1- I V :7f' 5 1 Alf bg f,-Elini, 7. X4 V 'N I Ka an , F 'www - L s, .'zf :Ei'lgf!A 5 -slag! f X Z' 'ff' v If X ' f J 'idx -.. :',f . H , , f ' .4 1981 Seniors 1981 Just The Beginning Of All Gur Dreams. Just The Beginning Of All Our Tomorrows , . Kelly Aker Jerry Akers ' vu? ' y sfii 3 E xl ' of Paul Algate Becky Appenzeller Susgn A c T y on Armstrong Pat Bailey Da Balentine Johnnie Bartley Chris Beac y N'-Sgr KQV T'm Bickel Joe Berlin B tha Blanco Gloria Blosser Doug Bobe y 'N W. fl Beatrlce Bole Connle Bowen L0l'l Burt Z Dave Chupp Ron Bollinger Lisa Brechtel -'I Carmen Castillo Todd Clark Don Bontrager Nancy Bose Jane Bostwlck Nancy Brown Carla Buckmaster Jerry Burt Cecllla Chermak Mary Chermak Wade Chlddlster Carla Covington B1-lan Crlpe D00 Culp , BW TU . X 'I ,rf ' 5 . X . 1 6 I ', tt 1 I!! X .fy-w xx t in YN 11 5 . 1 x 1 . w v - 1' .E Q ' l 12 B 2 X if 1 X - W X iii ' - ., A X ' X I1 . ' N L WN d x Amy Day Dina Deter Theresa Dyck DI Patty Diaz Kris Eastman ' if-'ll Sfevg Edwards Ron Elchert Shiela Ernsberger Forrest Evavold Doug Todd Fendi Alan Ferguson Brad Fiandt Pam Fleck D1 ffJ', Steve Fortier Joe French Tammy Fugate Ruth Gefl Jlm Glbson Llnda Glngerxch Chen Grafford Don Grlse Myron Grlse Steve Haney Terry Haney Doug Hansen Kelli Ellis Gaskill Alan Grlfflth Paul Grlse Don Harrlson Dave Gaskill Q - Chris Graff Davld Hach Patty I-lartsough 1' . X , X 1 -Ee vi L. 3 V ' , i. .. A ek 'lk X e 5 ' . nf ' lx -if? 4 Bruce Hershberger Larry Hoover Amy Ingold Jim Jones Waneta Hershberger Vera Horban Michelle Johns Larry Kauffman Doyle Holden Dave Honey CT' Robin Hostetler Glenda Johnson Kelly Kee Deb Hunt Marilyn J oldersma Dawn Hoover Stephanle Inbody Jeff Jones Mike Keenan Darin Keller Nr- . 'Z x M 'X . xx ' I 1:1 ' XY-.X I .H y 9 l H J K Yi w 1 f J' 'W 'gi' 1 . e x , ' 'J M d ' 1 X x I J ' I Barb Klncald Betsy Klntlgh Jeff Kleln Tom Kortle J lm K1-ezgl Tony Lamb Sandra Kline Tracie Lambert Cheryl Knight Steve Lambrlght Ron Landls John LaRue S110 Leatherman 1981 H0m9C0mm8 Queen Fred Leatherman Matt Lechner Brent Lehman Cherie Luttrell su dl, .i Darlene Mast s, 1 S ni Brent Lewallen Victor Maximenko A 4 Marlene Mast Lori Litwiller Angie Mahoney XX ka Melody Mast 5 l Barbara Livingston in 1 f Mike Marker Becky McAffoos X wx it l Donna Lotz Gina Martin 'fu W! .vi Jane McCally SENIORS S P I R I T 'N Dave McCann I i x Barbara Meyer Chris Meyer Melody Miller Mike Miller SENIORS . 44 Rick Mead x Michele Meyer Mitch Miller John Meade X 'ii f Beth Miller Myrna Miller Nancy Mlller Phil Mlllel' Scott Mlller No Mary Grapplerettes do not wrestle' Steve Miller Tim Miller Steven Mlnnlck Daryl Nafziger Samuel Mojxca Eric Morrls Rebecca Moyer 1 'F Fred Nelson Doug Newell Sonia Nofziger C . 1 -1 I a sb ,. X' , , a 0 n o 0 - a , Y! 1 5 . X 0 -L N 1 5 , 1 f V' . ,N 4 Sheila Mlller Wanda Mlller sw '11 Neal Myers Greg Norton l 1 Dan Opllnger Kurt Peterson Dee Rassn J im Roberts Clndy Osborn Tim Oyer Pete Pans Craig Phillips Dave Pmkerman Mark Prlhoda Mlchele Reed Risa Richards 4 Tammy Parson Tlm Puro Lawrence Pelck B111 Rleth Penny R0biU90n Tina R0g9l'5 Marc concentrates whxle vvexghlhftnng -4 ' - 7' . , ,f , P P f,f -P ? I , If ! X .n 'vid- Q ' Zig Aw x - P X' ik . -Q .J -H K V' 1 A ,I X s - . 1 n , f l X I Vs . X ' s .I - 'N 1 Pl tx I ' I n Alllfl ROSS Mlchelle Ruhlmg Dave Sentell Brad Sheets John Sanders Kay Saunders I Jay Shephard Kane Sherck Nobutaka Shinoge John Shoup Jody Scott Chris Shldler Darcey Shurtz Kms helps at a wrestlmg meet Carol Sibal Kathy Slbal Doug Slabach if N - 'fx-S X H X J I ,, V ' I gdx ' X H ,N f yi X. . ' ah :A I fe-Mx N XE J I. ' if Rod Slabach David Slabaugh Ryan Soloman Jeff Stoltzfus Randy Sorg Kirby Stoner Kevln Stutsman Mlke Summy Phll Smlth Klm Stacy Annette Strycker Ben Suphal R08er Smlth Ellen Snyder Vlna Stanflll Mxchele Stenburg Chmef Mlke has heap blg spxm Rob Swlhart Connle Troup Blll Vannoster 'nl Kim Wagoner Chrls Teall Bill Tedstrom Kelly Thul Tony Trenshaw Chuck Truex Mike Truex Kathy Ulmer ,hm Van Cul-en Dawn Vannoster ,hm Venosky Brent W8lkef Dan Walsh Bored, Beth 1. , V -., . 1 2 . - , 11' .1 t 5 I L E- l . l K Q1 7 . W V , f - . ff.. N n X! - wx' Q -I l y ,., ,.. I . T . 1 .' I Sharon Walsh Sherrl Watkins Cl1l'lS Weaver Randy Wedge Kim Weeden Laurie Weldy Julle Wenger Judy West Karmln Wleland Matt Wlttrlg nf- .ly You tell em Dave Tom Wogoman Kelli Wood John Woods Cletus Yoder John Yoder Sandy Yoder 44 Fernando Ysais Jon Zentz Kenneth Brown Lynn Kramer Tony Lambright Not pictured: John Bagley Steve Bevers Herb Chupp Suzanne Conder Steve Cox Chris Graff Jeff Hall Wayne Kyle Greg Markham Scott McGill Tom Miller James Oliver Christine Rich Steven Slabach Rebecca Smith Warren South Mike Strammer Jackie Swaboda Dave Tokar Jim Waddell Ron Waldron Greg Walter Chris Welling Color portraits complements of the senior class 1981 . . Just The Beginning . U ii 'U 1.1 'K' I A -1' x v s n Q b I o 'LYQ fi' Q I x 4 1 H511 ,1. EXIF' if X 1 get Juniors are special students. Unlike this year's freshmen and sophomores, they are not new to GHS. They are familiar with the building, teachers, and classes. Unlike seniors, juniors are not dizzy with the prospects of gradu- ation. They, are, however, begin- ning to see the horizons ahead of them. Some are looking at col- leges and tech. schools. Others have already found jobs. But all see before them a new world. Being a senior is just a tomor- row away! Audrey Adkins Carlton Anderson .Iohn Anderson Brigit Armstrong Beth Aust Janie Bailey Robert Bailey Tom Bailey Tracey Bailey Jim Bandy Nancy Barker Allen Bassett Rick Baumann Barb Bennett I Terri Berkey Tim Berkey Greg Bernheisel Juniors Cruising Toward a New Horizon . fl 'lf' W. v C Jeff Bevers .O Kris Bickel Loren Bixler Sharon Blevins Kristi Bontrager Richard Bontrager David Borowski Wally Borntrager Brenda Bowen Dave Bowens Mic Bowman Chris Bowser Chris Bradford Lisa Bradley Darwin Brandau ' Troy Branson , I Ellen Brown ' :J Z1 9 ,I 5 Steve Brown t-I I . 7 I . i ,To . ' as .gf 'D 4' 1 -' , 17 Y . .ll - -X W, . A ll VW X V 'l 1 ,f 3' Q i - Nl. 21' NN . ', , 'P .mv- ' Q: ,ll -f ' Q , 1 A-4 -1 1' V NW S v av ls. if X xi RW' ,. Q: w:2I1 f. 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' N Xe:-if Sf, in ' . , x .'N. l ' ' 4 '4 1 4 fb gi' RWJ X A .Ak Suzanne Buckmgham Debbie Cam Betty Camacho Nelson Camacho Brett Campbell Mlchele Cassell Shella Chadwell Joey Cheek Ehse Chevaher Doug Chupp Angle Clawson Tnna Conelley Jnll Cooper Mark Copenhaver Jeanmne Crxpe Jeff Crlpe Rob Crnpe Judy Cross Scott Culver Doug Deter Bruce Dllls Maureen Donovan James Douglas Patrzck Dowllar Dwayne Eash Chns Effenberger Jlm Elchert Jenny Eldndge Robert Elliot Jessxe Elswxck Davld Evans Sherry Evans Bryan Eyer Cmdy Eysol Jurgen Faldoe Llsa Farmxlo Angle Farmwald Guy Farmwald Kendra Farmwald Rita Famer John Fehnng Juhanne Fetz Perry Fletter Tony Flora Dave Folk Steve Frauhnger Karen Fry Tane Frye Glorla Garman John Gardner Scott Garvm Cathy Getz Donna Gnse Juhe Goheen Kelth Goodman Mlke Goodwln Kim Graff Jenny Grabnll Lori Grlfe Gary Gross Tim Guxlfoos Brad Haarer Linda Hall Jeff Hamp Kris Handgen Jeff Haney Mary Haney Tom Hardies Rob Harris Deanna Harrison Robert Hart Roxanne Hart Shella Hartsough Jeff Harvey Anita Hasse Dave Hawn Kris Hershberger Leonard Hmkson Kathy Hlte Steve I-Iite Joy Hodges Richard Holdeman Ron Holden Carri Hoogenboom Sue Hoogenboom Doug Hummel Sally Hunsberger Jim Hunter Ted Jacka Betty Jacobs Momca Jamesen Kenneth Jenson Linda Jerles Sharon Jesse Gary Johnson Anita Jones Eric Kallin Randy Kauffman Doug Keeler Lisa Keidaish Lowell Keup Mike King Rresia Kline Jonell Kolb Angie Lamb Tim Lambdin Bruce Lau Dennis Leatherman Missy LeCount Monica Leichty Don Lewallen Ron Lewallen .-QJ -,,4-1 K. 'R- 1 ffifvv-a '26 XZ? l' ai. 1: 4 I XX. 1 Steve Lmdhorn Stuart Lockerb1e Tammy Lower Pat Lung Sally Mannguez Robm Martxn John Martllla Dav1d Mast Davrd Mathews Dlane May Don McCann Cmdy McDaniel Danette Meyer Pam Mlgues Clnda Muller John Mlller Joe Mlller Kevm Mlller Lon Muller Ron Mlller Scott Mxller Tma Mlller Esther Mojxca Kevm Moms Karen Musser Dawn Myers Kathy Neff Kevm Neff Shen Neff Scott Nelson Alane Newmann A1188 Newmann Lynn Newell Randy Newman Leland Nlssley Coleen Nofznnger B111 Nowatzke Rolando Ortnz Zenanda Ortxz Davld Peters Danny Phnlhps Joe Plummer Krxstal Pollock Rlch Pyles Deb Randolph Bryon Reschly Llsa Rhoades Laura Rlce Angle Rlchards John Rleth Paul Rxggs Regma Rock Robert Roeder Ronny Roll Brock Rose Kelly Mladlck Denms Rose Doug Roth Lecna Roth Mlke Ruhlmg Carolyn Sanders Trma Scearse Pam Schexdel Patty Schlabach Rod Schlabach Cathy Schooley Sharon Schwab James Scott Ron Scott Brent Shank Greg Shaver Ben Shephard Ed Shldler Stephame Shue J1ll Slep Brad Snyder Tlm Snyder Tom Snyder Sherle Stahley Andy Stoner Cmdy Stoner Sandy Strammer Juanita Straw Laura Stroup Todd Sweetser Ellen Swoveland Glona Thomas Bnan Thompson Denms Thompson Dan Tom Brad Troyer Kevm Schupp Paul Tudor Cmdy Unger Crang Van Buren Jane VanderReyden Ryan Vanderwey Lance Vaughn Greg Waddell Rohm Waggoner Klm Wedge Doug Weld Todd Weldy Ed Weske Shawn Wesson Conme Whalen John Wheeler Brad Whxtehead Tom Wllhg JoAnne Wmters Erlc Wogoman QQ A XA X 7 ilu , J QP' - J B if J-J, J- .:,f rf 'te J 1 --yy - , J fa , t A- J V -, tif! . 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A ' 'sg - . 1 5 1 4k V A m NS L J 1 I Beth Yaap John Yoder Kent Yoder Susan Yoder Wes Yoder Sheila York Darren Young Elisa Zepeda Kevin Zimmerle Bruce Zimmerman John Allyn Carman Alvarado Candy Arnold James Bradley Todd Brill Donna Charles Tom Collins Christine Cottingham Patrice Culver Leann Farmilo George Graber Julie Holmes Teresa Hoo en arner P 8 Victor Hopkins James Hulsey Ron Kyle Greg Markham Sarah McBride Laura McCahill Ted Meadows David Miller Terry Perrin Reuben Reyes Mike Santos Rod Slabach Mike Smith Tom Stanfill Jeff Swartz Anthony Vanarsndale Perry Wissman ophomores Are Moving In L1ke Stephanle RIGCK many GHS sophomores fllpped at the prospect of entermg hxgh school New experlences awalted them Many were mvolved 1n act1v1t1es such as Sp1r1t Week Student Councll Clothe a Ch1ld Band Theatre Sports and other clubs The Engllsh Currlculum meetlng new teachers and tak1ng new classes every slx weeks offered a challenge And for many the hlghllght of the sophomore year was taklng that b1g step ln l1fe gettmg a drlver s llcense Kelly Adkms Troy Adkins Mark Ahnonen Mlke Ahnonen Todd Allberry Angel Alvara Marla Alvarado Scott Alwme Bruce Angelmeyer Brianna Babm Krls Bailey A1lCla Baker Scott Bahmarm Kent Beachy Melody Beachy Robert Beachy Mlke Bxller Melvm Blrky Cathy Bxxler Heather Blxler Jane Blanco Gerl Ann Bleau Kathlene Blosser Teme Blosser Stan Bole Mlke Bontrager Ray Bowen in John Bowser Shan Bradford Tnna Bradford Anna Brandau Llsa Brown Robert Bryan Larry Buckmaster nd Movmg Un K1 C - 'K--K L T N T, x-r fl Y . lv Y . do I X U M I T' 'I Q Q :1 . f ak x ' A l mf 'A f L V - ' ' It . 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'il ll! .- I i e- In l 1 QQ! ,1-1 i K Vx Jeff Buhrt Deb Buntyn lvette Comacho Raymond Comacho Jlmmy Cannmg Candy Cannon Robm Cassldy Brenda Chupp Robert Chupp Traca Chupp James Colhns Conme Compton Dave Conder Marsolle Conn Shayne Copeland Laura Cox Lisa Crmpe Mary Crlpe Rodney Crlpe Douglas Crum Jeff Crume Stoney Cunnmgham Steve Danforth Becky Davldson Bruce Davxs Lorl Davls Wes Davls Kevm Deal Mlta Denton Tammy Denton Lon Edwards Mxke Ellls Dawn Eshelman Armando Espmosa Randy Eveler Tammy Falxn Julxe Flandt Teresa Flora Lena Flores Tony Folker Rhonda Ford Davxd Fnsbxe Tammy Frost Duane Fugate Lynn Garber Phzl Garber Tlm Gardner Mxchelle Garvm Gma Gasklll Llsa Gell Jeff Gexser Mxke Gull John Gllhs Steve Gmgench Laurle Gobel Cmdx Gonzales Penny Grafford Cary Gray Janet Gregory Lee Grise Lynn Gruer Kevm Guilfoos Beth Gulpe Greg Hames Brenda Hall Todd Hall Tom Hamp Lisa Hawn Cathy Haver Judy Hedges J unnell Hershberger Terrie Hershberber Jennlfer Hetler Kevm Hlte Dean Hodges Pam Hoke Lisa Smith Holdeman Jeff Holden Jeff Holdread Gary Hollar Steve Hollinger Romonna Hrynewycz Brad Huff Jeff Hull Don Jarrett Cmdy Jerles Tom Johns Jon Jordan Mary Kasdorf Steve Kauffman Carmell Kenny Barry Kercher Deanne Kilmer Anne King Jim Klein Mike Kohl Karen Koontz James Kramer Todd Kramer Geri Kreuger Deb Lambright Tammy Landis Eric Lantz Bridget Leatherman Beth Lehman Missy Leichty Luke Looney Sheri Looney Dean Loucks Tony Lyke Deb Marcin Jeff Marner P N-Hff 'I .AG QR ,l ix Y fa . gi 15' ,mv K J ,N 1-at f B-471 'Qs WWF' .-,J A -ng i 'Y L it H rf fifs f Maureen Mathews Lynn Matthews Deanne McAfoos Crystal McCloskey Brett Mello Judy Menter Marcia Messner John Meyer Byron M1ller Karlene Mlller Kelth Mlller Tammy MlSh1eP Dale Moore Darrell Moore Karen Mullet Tennle Mullms Crystal Myers Clndy Nagle Tammy Nettrouer Clndy Newman Robm Null Llsa OFIIZ Albert Paluchn1ak Becky Ross Sarah Pestow Krlsten Peters Glorla Pmeda Brlan Pletcher Andy Poe Davld Powell Tlm Prlce Jodl Putnam Ben Rassu Allen Reed Marcla Reed Gary RICE Terrl RICE Stephame Rleck Krm Roberts Allen Robmson Bnan Roe Steve Roeder Erlck Rogers Llsa Rogers Kelly Rohn Teresa Rohrer Matt Rowe Marc Ruhlm Rebecca Savage Terry Sawchuck Betsy Schrock Steve Schrock Donna Schultz Henry Seldner Barry Sexton Steve Sheets Kevm Sherck Greg Shetler Tlm Shmkle Samantha Shrock Donnell Slebert T1na Slmmons Tum Slabach Jack Snyder Andy Sprmger Karyn St Germam Bodle Stegelmann Dan Stenberg Jamle Stwer Tammy Stnver Glenda Stone Susle Stoner Carla Stotts Jeff Strycker Carla Stutzman Chrls Summers Jeff Sweetser Debble Smlth Erlc Taylor Jeff Taylor Mxke Taylor VlCkl Taylor Mlke Teall Andy Thompson Steve Thompson Tlm Thul Dorma Tljerma Tonya Todd Randy Torrence Jeff Treat Lesla Tyler Dave Ulch Kevm Ulery Jay Upton Beth Vandermas Pattv Vaughn Tammy Waters Brlan Watkms Karen Watts Dawn Waycaster Doug Weaver Rick Weaver Gary Wellmg Scott Welz Mmerva Whalen Brenda Wheeler Denms Wheeler Kevm Wheeler Deb White Klp Wxeland Jesslca Wlggms 51 ,II5 4 '1 7-ti- L- . 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