Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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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.

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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 . ' 4 1 31 0' L . 6 7 y ' ,- . N, N it l v v ' ' ' A ' a , ,, A 0-.. u , ty 41 A ,.- t ' . . 3 fr 1 . 4 VO' , V I V' D Q , . .- f H. F 1 . ' I .. la' I 1 I ' , 4 v g . , . . - s ' K- ' ' , ' l ,: ' . ' I 1 'z 1 'Q jf' ., Q h' 3 1 v I ' 4- v ' 1 7 - v - ' . w I , c . . ', . t Q . . ' , . ., 4 :Q - r - v - V - u w v 2 J K . . f 1 . '.: b' 1 ,. . , . ' 1. ., , ., i . . . 2 . D -, - - -4 'SJ Hz. - '.' , --- .ax , .- A - u-lv ' ' I- ' 9 ' ' , Q'-i i Q . .L ., if . - Y- , - - N L ' Ya ' I , -r-. I Q. f 1' ' ef ' - L , I L . B S v -. e' ---' Mx. i .. A - ., - I N' gi Q ,, ,N , Q., , -- . t N ' ,-'JF' .. . 4+ ' -J, Q vt '. .' -Q 4-1 ' p- f-' K ' - -N -..H 5' 4 - IN , . 4, r,Q1 ' ' g ' -A .9 . M J -, 1 g ' , ' .fi , ', . '. . 'N , ,X . .4 I 'QU . . . 4 . . . , 1. 5 . , 1 1 fc , fc A , 4' .' . '..2. ' Q ' X 2 , L . I , ,. , ,t '. ,. 1 .

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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