Goshen Union High School - Goshonian Yearbook (Damascus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1951 volume:

THECLASS or rss: Q P!-Ql:.btN T EJ J X , ll XF figs -v j N A o IN MLMORIAM 'Twilight and evening bell And after that the dark' And may there be no sadness of farewell When I embark God in his infinite wisdom has seen fit to take from us our beloved teacher and friend Mr. Monson McCarty, who was respected and loved by all who knew him. Mr. McCarty has a way' of making all of us feel that he was sincerely interested in our welfare and all of our school activities. He was al- ways anxious that we get the most out of our school life. He gave unstintingly of his time and effort to make all of his classes interesting as well as instructive. Faculty and students all feel it has been a rare privilege to have known and been associated with him. Mr. McCarty, who coached our football team and who was commonly known outside of class as Mac, was a most sincere and honest companion. All feel his going very deeply and realize that such a noble character can never be replaced. UN MEMCZURUAM IUJISIUHHEEATHKFJN Dedicatlon He, the class of 1951, wish to dedlcate thls fourteenth the Goshonlan to Mrs Olive McCarty, who served as our advlsor durlnv our Junlor year and helped make our trlp to Jashington D C posslbl Her h1gh 1deals of conduct and were constantly set before us These thlngs, alonp with her fr1endlj nature, w11l always remaln in our mlnds as we separate to seek hlgher goals He want to w1sh Mr Mcoarty COHtlDU6d success and happi ness as she resumes her duties in the Unlted States Marlne Corps edltlon f scholarshlp ,. Wi ,I .V I gg A ft I'-M,-, Q 4'm.'w v ,f f ' ' ' - lr. , - ' . we , A 1 L 5? V 'Q gr ' 'T ,r f .4 -. 'Z' 5K7WVw' 1' ,J '7 ' A ' ' 3 , . . . . O A . 0 D u s 9 a . 5 . . V . A . S a . il- I ff? .1 Ezzww' Board of Education Bruce Rlley, Albert Hanna, Lee Greenamyer, Laverne Owen, Myron lest C G Long, Ray Bardo 'UAQI l CUSTODIANQ Margaret Miskimins, Secretary. Herman Yarian, Glenn Maurer x X FACULW1 V f X 6 5 L 'MM axle ...f i CARL G LONG, Superintendent Ohio State University, M Economics, Goverment JOHN RAYBURN, Principal Ohio Wesleyan, B A Mathematics DOROTHY PATTON Otterbein, History, Latin, Reading OLIVE McCARTY Youngstown College, B hhgllsh, bommercial DAISY STACKHOUSE Ohio State University, M Home Economics WILLIAM MATASY Newberry, B A Kent State, M E Science, Mathematics WAYNE HILSON Muskingum, B S Music A CHARLES FEDYNA Hiram, B A Geometry, Biology, General Science 'T- 2:7 WILLIAM VAN BROCKLIN Miami Universlty, B S Ehgllsh, Geography, History CII QN Nw EVANGLLINB ZERVOS gs: Mount Union, B Engllsh, oeometry if-' lliillg CHARLES THOMAS '- Akron Un1vers1ty, B S Soclal Studles, Geo raphy FLOYD SWAN Buffalo State Teachers College, B S Industrlal Arts MR! MITCHAFT Oh1o Universlty, B 5 English, Commercial LANE McCRATE Oh1o Northern Unlverslty, B. S. B1ology, nngllsh, General Sc1ence Basketball Coach X y I X 215- l 5 ,fl A . . , - - ,-.f , A Hw'.a1'1e ' .. iii Z 633' 5 Q:-- , . s. - rf ,- .afaika v L K X1 x X SENUQQQ f J X ,1 q 'Z , 1 L L f X CLASS OFFICERS President --------------- Wade Eerger Vice-President ----------- Gale Whitacre .Secretary ------------- Theresa Furlong Treasurer --------------- Carol Stitle CLA., Cowan CLAS., FLom.H Blue and Hhlte Mute Carnatlon vu hop, we asp Ie, we reso ve, wr trus P4 v f' 7 Q M . . . CLAL5 MOTTO e w 1 2 i ' ' 1 ' t. JAJIS HOLLLNCLR women are h1s weakness H Baseball 1,2,3,L, F F A 1,2, Basketball 1, 2 3,h, Football 1,2,3,h, Band 1,2 MAHLON GRIFFITH, JR nTal1, qu1et and mannerly JANET CAPLL W sunny smlle she g1VeS to all, dhether he be short or tall N Faculty Secretary h, Home Economics Club 3 M Librarian h, Miss Pr1nt btaff M CAROL STITLE H apable, frlendly, tr1ed and true, Without our Carol what would we do?U Junior Play, Annual Staff 3,h, Llbrarian 3 Treasurer 2,h, Latin Club 1,2, Home Economlcs Club 3,h, Secretary h, Chorus 1,2,3,h,Student POUHCII 2,3, secretary 3, Mlss Prlnt Staff 3, DOROTHY STRYFFLLLR Uwhy worry about studles when I can laugh and have fun Home Economics Club l,2,3,L, Chorus 1,2, un 1or Play, Cheerleader l,2,3,h ROELHT HOOPLS Wwhenever there's mischief in the air, You'1l be sure to f1nd me there U Basketball 1,2, Lat1n Club 1,2, Junlor Play, student Councll h JAMES McCLAREN uWhat's life without love W Latln Club 1,2, liss Prlnt Staff L X y Z X GH- '- . 0 o 0 ' , . . . ' . 'n F. F. A. 1. A . . Latin Club 1,25 Band 1,2,3,h5 Chorus l,2,3:hZ C . . . . . . 5 D. .ll .- - J - 11- 'Shu :HQ srafi arf' ,En ,,,f NNNX RICHARD STOFFEH H ort, dark and handsome H Chorus 15Latin Club l,2, Junior Play, Student Council by Miss Print Staff 3,h LOUIo GRIJ Nhat I couldn't do for a few more O1 wells U A JOYCL oTHYPPnLhM Hbooks and studles bother me none, As long as I can have some fun becretary l,Home hconomlcs Club 1,2 3 D, Liss Prlnt Staff 2,h, Student Play Dlrector 3 L1 brarlan L, Chorus 3,h, Annual Staff h MARY HARDhN wonderful secretary for any man H Home ECODOmlCS Club h, Chorus h, Annual staff h, Faculty Secretary M, diss Prlnt staff h LORhFTA CORNETT qu1et, shy llttle lass she 15 U Faculty Secretarv h, Home Economlcs Club 3,h Latln Club l,2, Chorus l,2,3 L, Student Coun C11 3,h, M1ss Prlnn btaff h GALE JHITACRE 1rls are the least of my worries when I can have a book ln my hands N Baseball l,2,3,h Football l,2,3,h btudent Councll 2, Jun1OF Play, fcademlc Test l,2,3, Basketball l,2,3,h, Latln Club l,2, Band l,2, 3 M155 Prlnt hdltOT h, Asslstant Ld1tOF 3 otate Alcohol Test 3, oenlor acholarshlp Test , Annual staff h, V1ce Presldent h,Pres1dent JOHw BLASIMAN uctloneerlng 15 h1s goal H F F A , WADE BERGEQ U very 1nch of h1s slx feet two, Brlngs h1s frlendly ways to you Baseball l,2,3,h, Football 1,2,3,b Academlc Test 2,3, Basketball 2,3,h, Student Councll h V1ce Presldent h, Latln Club l,2, Annual Staff 3,h, Boy's State 3, Class Presldent 1 ,3,h, Senlor Scholarsh1p L NILLIAJ AcCLAdLN omewhere :Ln this world 13 the task for which I was born Latln Club 1,2 THLRESA FURLONG ' good friend who 18 always ready to help Chorus l,2,3,h, Band 1, Junlor Play, Lat1n Club l,2, Annual Staff h, Home Economlc Club 3,h, Faculty Secretary h Class Sec reta1y'h, Miss Prlnt Staff h MARY WUTHRICK iet in word and manner Chorus 1,2 , L1brar1an 14, Home bconornics Club l,2,3, AUDREY FLUGAN Fair and friendly to everyone ' Chorus 2 3 h Majorette 3,h Home Economics Club 1,2,3,h, Home Economlcs Counc11 2 Miss Pr1nt Staff 3,h, Annual Staff h QlCHA1D HOOPLS ere today but who knows where tomorrow Football 2,3,L, Latln Club 1,2 CLAIRE WEINGAAT n sports he's tops Baseball l,2,3,L, Basketball l,2,3,h, Student Council l,3,h, President M, Football l,2,3,h, Vice-President l5Poy.'s State 3,Academic Tests C Qi 555' :IU df: 1 i 9-I ,,,f Nbsa HLNRI HURT ot a worry, not a care, But his grlfl goes everywhere Football l,2,3 M Annual Staff h Miss Pr1nt Staff 3,h, Junlor Play, Student Councll 2,h DUANL LOFLAND n your drugstore of knowledge Just count me a plll Basketball 1,2 EILEEN SU 'IMLRS Friendly, gay and cheerful to all Latin Club 1,2,Student Councll l,h, Home Eco nomics Club 3,h,Eand 3 Chorus 3,h, Treasurer 3, Junior Play, Annual taff h, Llbrarian 3 BETTY KIJES If you think I'm quiet, you don't know me Faculty Secretary 1.1, Junlor Play, Home Eco nomics Club l,2,3,h, Jiss Pr1nt staff b My! What a change has come, Over thls frlendly, fun lovlng one Chorus l,2,3,h, Latln l,2, M133 Print 2,1 Home fb0H0mlCS Club 3,L, Junlor Play, Libra r1an 3, Annual Staff h, Secretary 3, Student Counc1l LL DEAN GRANGER Blushing is his hobby Latin Club 1,2 , Junlor Play, Student Councll 3, Football l,2,3,h, Academic Test 1,3 DONALD BRUNNLR e's always .mt for a good tlme Latln Club l,2, V1ce Presldent 2, football 1, 3,h,V1ce President 3, Annual btaff 1.1, Student b0UI1C11 3, Junlor Play, Academic Test 3 IIN 2 5 5 . ' H1 , . .. N 'iq . '. L.. L ' ll Bm:n.LY mnzss ll i . ' . i- a-'hs H o' ' . N 1 7 ROGER MARTIG WA farmer boy he'1l always be.n Student Council lg F. F. A. l,2. JAMES ROBERTS uThey don't call him Professor for nothing.n Junior Play. JO-ANN VIGNbRE UMiss for now but not for long Chorus 1,3,b,Majorette 1,2,3,h,Home Economics Club 3,h, Latin Club l,2,Faculty Secretary L, Miss Print Staff D, Annual Staff h EDWARD RAMSAYER WStronz as a stone wall V Football 1,2,3,h, Junlor Play, Basketball BARBARA WLINGART WYou know she's a Weingart because of her hair, But a bad temper you will find nowhere ' Home Economics Club l,2,3,h3 Presldent h,Stu dent Play Dlrector 3, Annual Staff h Chorus 1,2, Treasurer 13 Secretary 2 DEAN SANTEL He has no tiwe for girls ' Basketball 1, Agriculture Club l LDWIN BAIRD 'A little nonsense now and then Is rellshed by the best of men ' Football 1,2,3,h Basketball l,2,3 h A ,2 DONALD DAY 'Give me the wide open spaces U Baseball 2,3,ll, Football ll, F F A 1,2 A75 CLASo HISTORY It was on the bright, sunny day of September 2, l9b7 that we Seniors started out on our long voyage which was to last four whole years That was for most of us The Admlral of our sh1p was Mr Matasy We started out w1th about flfty two, wh1ch was qu1te a crew, but we knew we would lose some along the way The chlef off1cers on our Shlp were Captaln, Wade Berger, Commander, Clalre he1ngart Although lt may seem strange to have women off1cers, we dld The Stewardlsts were Joyce Stryffeler and Barbara Weingart Throughout the year everyone was kept pretty busy trylng to flgure out a way to get A's without studylnl As another year began, naturally we were glven a new Admlral, ar Tetlow N awnlral would want th1s crew for more than a year Our officers were Captain, Wade Berger, Commander, Edward Ramsayer The Stewardists for th1s year were Barbara Welngart and Carol Stitle One night we declded to dock at Goshen Un1on Bay and go on a hayrlde It was close to Halloween so we took up the ways of w1tches and gObl1nS for part of the evening We borrowed some corn along the way from some of the farmers Later in the evenlng one crew member declded he had lost h1s shoe in one of the corn fields It really wasn't warm enough to go everyone was ready to eat so we went delicious hamburger we went back to crew decided the voyage was too long We decided we should start earning some money for our voyage to Wash1ngton D C We sold plns representlng our school Altogether we earned about flfty dollars durlng this year In the fall of l9h9 we started the thlrd year of our voyage Our Admlral for this year was Mrs McCarty What a Job she was o1ng to have watchlng over a crew bare footed but Duane had no cho1ce By now to Kate's Kottage After we had all enjoyed a the bay to board our shlp Ten members of the and took another course It 18 hard to say how every Senior w1ll feel as he walks up to receive his and ton da an the man Elleen Summers Of course th1s was our b1g year to earn money for our Wa hlng trlp Tasks undertaken during the year were sell1ng basketball penc11s, Every Greet1ng and Christmas cards, collect1ng tax stamps, selling cand , ice cream hot dogs at the basketball games, and the blggest task of all selling magazlnes class received a plaque of ach1evement from the magazlne company for obtain1ng hlghest record of sales Henry Burt recelved a wrist watch for belng hlgh sales The biggest event of the year was chooslng and rece1v1ng our class rlngs even though it was after ChP1Stm3S when we recelved them On November 30th we presented our class play, WTumbl1n' Creek' under the di rection of M s Ol1ve McCarty Throughout the year we had a hayride and a class party The year ended with a crash bang The Juniors rushed 1n to fill the vacancy left by the Senlors in assembly Now we were coming to the la t year of our exciting voyage ue had finally reached our goal of dignifled Senlors This year Miss Patton took charge The officers who were to work under her supervision were Wade Berger, Gale Whitacre, Theresa Furlong and Carol Stitle Our class colors were blue and white w1th the white carnation as our flower class motto was nNe hope, we asp1re, we resolve, we trust U Of course everyone knew what was happening on the day of October ninth, when the Senior boys came to school wear1ng neck ties and suits and the girls wearing their finest As usual lt was pourlng down ra1n to make the day more exciting But naturally Mr Dimit didn't mind He was only taking the pictures By now we had thirty f1ve members aboard our shlp and two more who hadn't de- cided if they would contlnue with us or not The class decided to wear robes for graduation, whlte for the girls and navy for the boys Our announcements were ordered the last Of January nCharley's Auntn was presented by the Seniors on March thirtieth under the directlon of Miss Dorothv Patton As this annual goes to press we are look1ng forward to Baccalaureate,Mhy twen- t1eth, Commencement, May twenty third and the very last part of our long voyage, a v1s1t to Hashlngton D C on May twenty fourth dlploma know1ng that th1s is the last of our happy school days together In the years to come we wlll always remember the friendly students and co-operative faculty at Goshen Unlon High School X Z zff, NNNN . . , .. . .. . G. . . F 0 0 0 . . n gp . . of thirty-nine! To help her we chose Wade Berger, Donald Brunner, Beverly Bayless . . . . 3 . - y . . d '7 . D o Our ' . ' ' . . 'A - A S 0 W Our ' ' . CHARLEY'S AUNT Jack Chesney,v1olently in love with Kitty Verdun,and Charles, equally enamoured of Kiss Spettigue, invite the young ladies to their rooms for luncheon-in order to meet Charley's wealthy aunt from Braul C where the nuts come from J But alas, the millionaire aunt sends word that she will have to defer her visit for a few days What is to be done? The dear young things must not be comprom1sed no, never! but neither will the youths give up the opportunity of declaring their love The prob- l m is solved by forcing another Oxford undergraduate into a black satin skirt, lace fichu, a pair of mitts, an old fashioned cap and wig As Charley's Aunt tnen, this old fr mp is introduced to the sweethearts, to Jack's father, and to Stephen Spettigue, liss Spettigue's guardian The sweethearts hug and kiss Charley's dear old aunt, the two men make love to her Then the real aunt turns up, assumes an- other name In the comic C0nfUS10n which results, young Lord Babberley, pos1ng as the aunt, tricks Stephen Spett1gue into agreeing to the marriage of his ward to Charley, the real aunt marr1es Jack's father, Jack gets Mies Verdun, and WCharley's Auntn regains the fortune he lost at gambling and obta1ns the hand of the glrl he loves Cast of Characters Sir Francis Chesney James Hollinger Stephen Spettigue Gale Whltacre Jack Chesney Donald Brunner Charles Wykeham- Richard Stoffer Lord Fancourt Babberley Robert Hoopes Brassett Henry Burt Donna Lucia d'Alvadorez -Carol Stitle Kitty Verdun Beverly Bayless Ela Delahay Barbara Weingart Farmer Louis Grim laude Dorothy Stryffeler CLASS WILL We,the most lntelligent Sen1qr Class of the year 1951 A D , belng of sound mind and bod ,hereby w1ll and bequeath our most cherished possess1ons in this legal docu ment containing the last will and testlmony of our class ARTICLES Wade Berger leaves his off1ce as President to Don Baird Joyce Stryffeler wllls her queer ways to anyone who can figure them out Duane Lofland takes his arf abllity along home with h1m Theresa Furlong leaves her slim f1gure to Marilyn Bradley Henry Burt wills his winning mlle to Dale Berger I Clalre Weingart bequeaths h1s red hair to any lucky Weingart who doesn have lt VII Dean Granger leaves if he can get h1s car 1D gear VIII Loretta Cornett w1lls some of her brothers and slsters to Lucinda Hole X 3 !xf' NNNN Q Amy Spettigue --------- Eileen Summers I. ' . II. ' . III. . ' ' . IV. ' ' . V. ' . V . ' ' ' ' 't XI XIII XVII XVIII XXIII XXIV XXV XXVII XXVIII XXIX XXXI XXXII XXXIII XXXIV XXXV XXXVI Roger Martig bequeaths his ab1l1ty to get along with cows to Kenny Steer Gale Jh1tacre leaves as smart as he came John Blasmman wills his auctioneering abilities to Jimm watson Donald Brunner bequeaths his ab1lity to get along with Miss Patton to Jack Wlnters Mary Nuthrick wills her quiet ways to Floretta Roberts Eddie Ramsayer leaves a wisecrack 1n every room Janet Capel bequeaths her abllity to cut hair to Betty Bonsall Richard Hoopes wills his homework papers to Cork Wyss Verlyn Price leaves as quickly as possible Robert Hoopes bequeaths h1s ab1lity to fly an airplane to Allan Richard Stoffer wills his dim les to Tom Danklef Mary Harden leaves after a short visit W1ll1am McClaren bequeaths his way with girls to Melvin Weingart Edwin Baird leaves for his Aunt's beauty parlor Donald Day bequeaths his avoirdupois to next year's football team Jim Roberts wills his ability to cause 6Xp10S10nS to next year's Chemistry class Dean Santee wills his mechanical ability to Kenny McNeal Barbara Weingart bequeaths her short stature to Mabel Gr1m Carol Stitle w1lls her patlence w1th children to Miss Zervos Dorothy Stryffeler wills her cheerleading ability to Dorothy Clark Eileen Summers wills her neat papers to Bill Davls Jim Holllnger leaves to seek a higher pos1t1on Junior Griffith leaves on his b1cycle James McClaren and Betty Kimes leave together Lou1s Grim wills h1s abllity to draw to Mr Matasy Beverly Bayless w1lls her gum chewing ab1l1ty to Mr Long Audrey Flugan leaves with a comb in one hand and a mirror ln the other Witnesses I J walk U B Earnest X g X X IX. ' ' . X. Y ' . XI. ' . I. XIV. ' . XV. ' . XVI. ' . . . . .H . XIX. . XX. . XXI. ' . XXII. Jo-Ann Vignere wills her neat appearances to the lower grades. XXV. ' . I. . XXX. ' . CLASS PROPHECY One day wh1le Mr I C Suckers was soaring around in his rocket he saw some pupils that attended Goshen High School about ten years ago But ltr I C Suckers didn't see them as pup1ls, he saw them fulfilling their parts in life He escaped a close accldent with Bob Hoopes in his B-29 Looking through the windows he saw Mary Huthrick and Jo-Ann Vignere as Air Line Hostesses He saw Carol Stitle entering the door of the Bayless Lose It and Leave It Reducing Salon ' Beverly's main slogan is 'Don't Be A Poor Loser Mr Suckers, deoidlng he needed a refueling job, came to a landing He got his plane greased, oiled, washed, and refueled at E L Ramsayer Super Sohio Service Station Helping Mr Ramsayer at h1s busy station were the llcC1aren Brothers doing the car wash1ng and Dean Santee, mechanic Mule at the station he met Louis Grim Mr Grim is a very important man His oil refinerles furnish the oil for the station Mr Grim sells his o1l to Service Stations all over the United States and is very busy managing all his bus1ness Since he had made a landlng he decided to buy his dinner at the Fly Inn owned by Joyce Stryffeler The ch1ef cooks were Verlyn Price and Junior Grlffith Loretta Cornett works here too She is head waitress in the d1nJ.ng room After he enjoyed a deliclous meal he decided to do a few other things whlle he was landed Mr Suckers attended the Damascus Auction John Blasiman was the auctioneer and Donald Day chief ringmaster and oid getter Roger llartig sells much of his prize stock at the auctmn After lnquiring at a few places, he discovered Gale was working at Kroeers While being introduced to Gale he also met Theresa Furlong Theresa was manager of the Kroger Store Gale was working as head cashier when he wasn't busy making plans or the city of Damascus There is just one more thmg Mr Suckers wishes to see before going up :Ln his rocket again and it is the great ball game The two :Lndustrialists Henry Burt an Edwin Baird bought the St Louis Brown's franchise and moved the club to their town at Patmos Clalre Helngart is currently lead1ng the club to the American League Pennant with a L50 batting average Dean Granger seems to be leaving the club since he switched from gridiron to prize fighting J1m Hollinger's crew of masons con structed the stadium while at the ame he heard that Rip Hoopes was selling Stude- baker cars and he had Donald Brunner and Duane Lofland at the game as his salesmen He also heard that Wade Berger was working in a shoe factory Wade took a large size and this was the only way he could get his shoes s1nce they made all their sizes over eleven After the game, as he was going back to his rocket he saw :Ln a distant view the large farm where Audrey Flugan raised her prize Palamino Show Horses Mary Harden helps Audrey care for the horses He then went up in his rocket to see if he had missed anyone He saw a great crowd of people standing in line Wondering about th1s, he circled lower The title he saw on the door was Dorothy's Beauty Shop Dorothy did the styling of the hair while Barbara Welngart scrubbed the floor and kept th1ngs in order It could have been these people were havmg their hair set for the big dance that same night Janet Capel and Richard Stoffer owned a dance hall Eileen Swmners was there to teach anyone who was just learning to dance Betty Kimes is hat check girl and Jim Roberts is in charge of refreshments And as the sun slnks slowly behind the horizon we see Mr I C Suckers turn his flying saucer toward Mars and wave a fond farewell CALENDAR 1950-1951 August Football practice starts Oh, nv aching September School starts. Where did t e summer go? Did you pass? No, report cards aren't out yet ,just the physical for athletics. 16 Goshen beg1ns the football season on the wrong foot, losing to Halvern 25-O. X 2 f Q 7 o ' ' 0 Mr. Suckers wanted to meet Gale Vlhitacre, the President of the City Council. . O f A . A. d , 7 . 21 . back! 5 h ll .1 L X X If we could only score a touchdown. Goshen 0-North Jackson 0. A big day for the Juniors They order their rings Home Economics Club Initiation We score the first touchdown, but Lowellvllle comes back to win 19-6 October Home hconomics Club serves dinner to Mahoning County Superintendents and Princi pals County Teachers' Meeting Only a half day of school Extra! Goshen upsets McDonald for first victory lh 12 An odd sight at Goshen, suits and t1es Seniors get their pictures taken 'A snipe hunt W Where? Latin Club Inltiation at Doris Schneider's Goshen loses to North L1ma on a mudd field lb 7 Halloween is early this year for Henry, Wade, Edwin, and Tom Seniors order pictures Juniors and Seniors visit Youngstown Sheet and Tube he began to wonder if we would ever eat lunch 'Oh, why d1dn't I study H Report cards come out for the first time M Fedyna leaves for the army Goshen puts up a good battle but loses to Canfield 20-O We get a new member on the faculty, Mr McCrate Goshen whips Springfield 2h 13 Students get a day off Teachers go to Cleveland for NEOTA Meeting Halloween Party sponsored by the Student Counc1l November Poland overpowers Goshen 25-12 Augusta cancels final football game because of lack of players UI couldn't eat another b1te!W why? Boosters' Club Annual Turkey Supper Basketball practice starts About 30 candldates report 'Where is everybody?' Oh, I see, the f1rst day of hunting season Teachers, other school employees, and Seniors X rayed Home Economics Club dance Thanksgiving vacation Everyone expected only two days The beginn1ng of a whole week's vacation WThat was certalnly a lot of snow Junior Play cancelled because of snow December Opening basketball game with Canfield postponed We lose heartbreaking openlng game to North Jackson S1 So Interest1ng chapel program by Ken Smith, cartoonist Goshen w1ns its first game from Augusta Home Economics Club serves dinner to Natural Gas Company employees 'A , it's cold in here!N Oh, the furnace broke down No school in the afternoon ULook how the Junlors show you the1r hands W It must be because their r1ngs have arrlved Goshen goes down in an overtime to Berlin Center 57 53 m Van Brocklln leaves for the army Ar McCrate takes over basketball coaching reins Greenford w1ns over Goshen hh 32 School Christmas Party 'D1dn't Ronny Knight look nice in red flannels?W NIS that me?n The camera doesn't lie you know Seniors get their pictures In a hotly contested rough game, Be1o1t upsets Goshen h? no Chr1stmas vacation beg1ns Goshen goes down to defeat at the hands of Canfield S6-h6 January A McCarty dies Alumni game postponed School starts again with a shortage of teachers d s Fisher, from North Jack son, and Mr Kump, the Veterans' Agr1culture teacher,he1p out by teach1ng temp- orarily Jr dcCarty's funeral at Buffalo The school observes 15 mlnutes of silence at 2 o'clock I O . I . O O ' H Goshen puts up a good battle, but falls to Lowellville in.a rough game 39-32. P . . . - ' . . . . I . . ' he give undefeated Ierlln Center a scare, but lose 36-35 Goshen whips North Jackson in an overtime 55 Sh No school in the afternoon Why' Teachers attend Civil Defense Aeeting at Can field Goshen loses to Greenford S3-h5 First semester ends with no semester tests NThis should happen more often unlors open maga 1ne drive Good Luckl' We win over a new opponent, Southington, S2 26 WWhat are all these cute l1ttle chlldren dolng hereon 0h,it's the Home Economics Club 2-day Nursery School Another new teacher, J Thomas Goshen avenges an earlier defeat, beatlng Belolt h7 L1 Salinesvllle edges out Goshen h9 h8 Again we lose by one point This time at Fairfield S0-h9 'Hold it W lr Dimit takes the group pictures North Lima swamps Goshen 66-Ll We score 69 points, but New Waterford scores 70 Juniors end magazine drlve A record of Sl,hl9 00 worth sold February Two more days vacation More snow! With Dick Wyss scorlng 30 points, the Alumni whips the Varsity 65 U2 'That's a familiar face in 2nd perlod study hall Why it's Ar Van Brooklin home from the army N New Waterford defeats Goshen h5 L3 Senior Scholarship Test at Youngstown Junlors sponsor dance with music by'the Starlighters Mr bCarty is recalled to serve 1n the Harlnes No school! Not snow this time, but ice! Goshen wins first tournament game from Beloit h8 ho 'Another new face in the Faculty Hrs Witcraft takes over for Mrs McCarty How did he do it? We are entertained by Duncan the dagician After advancing to the semlfinals, Goshen drops into the consolation bracket by losing to North Jackson hh 3h Goshen bows out of County Tournament at the hands of Greenford Get Together Party for Home Economics Glrls of Goshen, Beloit, Sebring and Min erva March sen1ors present their play nCharley's Aunt N April Goshen Boosters' Club entertains athletes at banquet First night of 3 night Minstrel Show presented by the George D North American Legion Post Prellminary Scholarsh p Tests held My, aren't they hard'N Some h1dden talent shows itself ' Student Councll presents hapel Program Home hconomics Senior Farewell Trip Final Scholarship Tests at Mount Union Good Luck, Contestants! Final Examinatlons Baccalaureate More exams Report cards are issued and school is dismissed The day the Seniors have been waiting for Commencement! Seniors get up bright and early to leave for Washington Seniors return home, tired but happy eaxx ,,,f X X . . .ll J ' z' . ' ' I o , I o Goshen ends regular season by beating Salinesville hh-29. s. L ' ' . 0 ' ,H 4 , - . e o n n ' ' . ' 0 l s N 0 H ' ,' ' 3 . Nay xKf X CLALMRP 5 1. 3 2- uzl QL - 'iz '7' 91- 9' 7 1 ! V 1 l . VX IL-I Iwi 1 I ll L L X X - - Q l JUNIOR CLASJ Presldent, Donald Baird V1ce Pres1dent Lolsann Grlfflth Secretary Norma Ryser Treasurer Mary Mlskimlns FIRQT ROW Nolford, K1pl1nger, Fowler, Conkle, N Ryser, N Powell, Hoffmaster, Mlsklmlns, Haessly SECOND R07 Mrs McCarty, Sanor,St1'yffeler, halthxnan, Zlnk, B Powell, 111161- Rltchey, Varren, Grlffith THIRD RON Lngler, Baird, Hole, Bradley, wang, watson, Steer FUURT11 ROW McNeal, D Ryser, Nalters, Danklef, Klng, Dav1s, btanley, vlyss, uelngart, Berger Sponsor ------------ ---- Mr S. McCarty 1 : . 0 ., . - O ,I . . y ' - , l c L Q f X -e-B.. FIQST QOW THIQD QOn FOURT1 R04 FIFTH QOH uOPFOfO E LLA S Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Roger otltle Rlchard Hahlen Dorls ochnelaer Mary Beth Morrow Mr Van Brocklin Close, Conkle, Martig, S A Nyss, Aaurer, A1ller, Devine, M Nelngart, Holloway, Cameron Cornett, U stead, Joore, Bricker, J Galbreath R Galbreath, Qucxle, Marty, Balzd, Grlm, M ncks, Schnelder, 'cPherson, Gordon, Heler, R111, Jofle iy+or, ureenamyer, ahlen, London, Eowwan, Eljthe, Elas man, Aercer, Dehner, AGISSDGF, Karlen, atltle teer, Jacxson, Jlnters, Headland, Townsend, Bell, M Welngart, McCluggage, Harden, Altnouse, Stoffer, Aorckel, Granfer, Jckeely R , , .. . SI-BOND ROW: Mcilfresh, Miskimins, Odey, Russell, 5. rt. Wyss, Byers, Morrow, Butch, L . ': .. M . ' . .' ' i . ' in L .Q f X L L 3 StCodD RON THIRD ROn FOURTH RON F1rTP HON F'RBSIfIMAN CLASD President Galen Beck Vice President Bruce Reno Secretary n1leen Bradley Treasurer Merle Secrest sponsor Mr Matasy McDan1e1, ohewell, uyss, Headland Mr Latasy, Hleronimus, Kampfer, oanor, N Mlller, Roberts, Clark, Nutt, D SWIQSP, Wallace Ruggles, dhitacre, DeVall, G Sw1fer, B Swlger, Davls, Roth, noods, Bradley, summers Bauman, J Stoffer, Haessly, Blasiman, H11eman, Cox, Reno, Del ell, B Ctoffer, Wolford, Lucas, N1lcox, Stallsmlth Capel, Mlx, Secrest, Krug, Harden, P Hlller, Shreve, McBride, nitherstlne, Veck, Eowker, McCartney, Blythe, helngart FIRST ROW: Galbreath, Bricker, Stratton, Malmsberry, I. McBride, A. McBride, X 1 f i Q l L L Ilqqi 104 .9.CO D RJ.: T'I IU 'il- F U-hr' 'i c.luHT J GRAD Presldent Lowell Poffmaster Vice Presldenfg James urlfflth Secretary Jartna Cox Treasurer -Iarsha atratton sponsor ..r Thomas 5 lelngart, 1.ey'nan, ndgerton, Jrumes, Lox, Gran ar, J Stratton, Carpenter, headland, Ji Stratton Stallszuth, R Alller, Walfers, Bricker, Hootetter, J velngart, P orlffltn U'l11SO'l, oregg, Ph1ll1ps, Stanley, Buttermore, iosher, Imrlva Brut ngha. Lofland, Qteer, Kfllbht, Knoedl , H Veln art, Dltmhej, Jlllians, 'el1ott, ifser, Greenzmje , Eoversocfc, xof na ter J Jrlffltn, Arnstronn, .ngl r, vajton, .mart , ojer, D nelngart, iorrow, oc'-.xlt , Prlce, Hoft, P1t,t,mar ' ' E. L I 1 1 1 Q Q un 1 un an 1 1 un A - ' A - - - .. - - - - - n - 'A ' ' - - - - Q -n 1 1 Q Q Q Q Q 1 1 Q V -----..------1 A A -. Y M L V': . 3' ' ' . f' '. ' g F. K V I Q I 'ff TJ Y: 1' . . , . 2 ' Wallace, Burke, Wisler, L. -ieinfgart, fiiller, hir. Thomas. E. . :fi : . ' ' .., ' ' . ' 1 ' ' ff 'An ' Q . Ain: '.r i. Z, ' ' ' . 91' .1 ' 55 ..' , ' 2 . L. 1' ' r 1 ' E' .. s . FIFTH ROW: . ' ' ' I . W ' V e Q ' ' z ,L ' . ' . - . ,, - , . ,I .A M L L X X -ADA SECOND ROW TPI1D Roh FOuQ1h AOW SEVLvHH GRADE PT6B1d9Ut Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Eyers, PF1C6 Barry Fowler Aarle hol e Ann Larpenter John E15 ner Miss Zervos njer, murer, ldley, wehher, J helngart, oss Zervos, Larpenter, hUthI1Ck, Wunsell, McLlfre h, Wasson, Hobe stanley, nnopf, Lucas, Beck Ryser, Eayle s, nelngart, Burt, oecrest, Roberts, t , Bauman, cdeelf, Lora, Johnson, Plaslnan Erunnor, elssner, Doyle, Herhert, okerrett, oanford, ampfer, Hawklns Ku ma, Johns, Fowler, holloway 1 . -..-----..--...-JO ' . . C - - - - ...... - - - - U s FIRST HOW: Mincks, Ruggles, Greenar' L' G' ' , '.. N N. z E. , , . A - , S . W . . 1 - 1- ' AA A I Q Al A LZ' 1 'L . H M. V ., U - - . 1 . . ,. u . . 2 ' . 5 X g l X 2 2 n A 0' P AKZTUVUTUES ff X, Q D W J 9 J r , ff, ,- f V X Z f ,f L X17 !fi4'!f X' ff! X!! X X, fr' X fl fl 1' , 4 I w ff ff fl ff f X Xl, f f 1 ,ff fi f f f I, f' 1 f 1! ,J V' ,gg ff M 1' A CHORUS FIRQT ROW Gordon, R Galbreath, Doyle, Stoffer, Meier, Steer, Ruckle, R111 SDCOHD RON B Conkle, Martlg, Maurer, L Xhller, Papel, M We1ngart, Malmsberry, Shewell, Wyse, Cameron, Headland THTRD ROJ Clark, B Sanor, S A Wyss, Fowler, E Conkle, Bayless, Furlong, Hoffmaster, Vlgnere, N Powell, Devlne, Stratton, 'lose, P Galbreath FOURTH RON M Cornett, o R Nyss, Roth, Jolford, Butch, Klpl nger, Hleronlmus, Bradley FIFTH ROW M btryffeler, Flugan, n Summers, Zlnk, Walthman, Miskimlns, Umstead, Schnelder, I dlller, Byers, McPherson, Davis, Woods, Odey, Russell blXTH ROI btltle, M Bradley, Hole, Baird, Harden, M Welngart, UlHCkS, Nang, J Stryffeler, Rugvles, Hhltacre, DeVall JEVENTH ROW Karlen, Bekner, Granger, Morckel, P Mlller, Shreve, Harden, Rardon, Bowker,mcCartney, Blaslman, iarty LIBRARIANS bITTlJu We1ngart, Capel, Bayless, Butch, lUthT1C4 STANDING Stryffeler, Galbreath, Russell, Powell, Schneider, Grim, Baird, M188 Patton saxx !,,f xx!! Nxrx I I ' Q ll. J 0 . J. Galbreath, Phillips, Bricker, Moore, N. Miller, J. Summers, E. , . T: y Q I. . . - . 1 . C .I V2 . A Q o I . ' ' L . ' ,'g ' ' Y ' I. FIRST ROW SEEOND ROW THIRD ROM FOURTH ROW FIFTH RON SIXTH ROW BAND BA NID P Carpenter, Moore, Vlgnere, dlncks, Flugan, J Carpenter Hlskimlns, J Ca1:el,M Stratton, M Stratton, N Headland, btanley, Hobe, hller Whitcher, 'I otratton, A deingart, Cox, Martig, Althouse, Wllcox, B Welngart, Knopp, ndgerton Knoedler, Secrest, Headland, dcCartney, Rardon, ohreve, Havrklns, felssner, Wlsler, Shewell, Bonsall Branungham, Ryser, Stayton, Myton, D Capel, Bowker, Karlen, Brlcker, M Helngart Burke, Woods, Baud, Mr Hllson, Townsend, Greenamyer 'HSS PRI NT STAFF SIT1IhG Capel, Stryffeler, Bayless, Bradley, Vignere, Nhitacre, Stratton, Hxrlong, Kimes CTANDING Mrs McCarty, Flugan, Stltle, Harden, Baird, McC1aren, Wolford, Stoffer, S A Yfyss, Keurpher, Miss Zervos , a .. . 3, X 4 H . A, J 1 X I I 5 .1 ' ' C ,. A : . ' 5' . . 2 v' I Q 1 0 n I ,. , . ..: M - .. A J . u . 0 . Il. .. ' ,. . , . . . I I ' I , .. . ,. . . . 'af 's ful TT . F. ,a V . . U : . ' 0 I V O A 1. f X ., ' F if .., A Q' HOLE ECONOLHCS CLUB FIRST ROW Malnsberry, I fCEF1d9, A McEr1de, Capel, S A Hyss, Maurer, Devlne, Shewell, M Helngart, Cameron SECOND ROW M155 Stackhouse, Hoffmaster, Vlgnere, Stratton, Phllllps, Brlcker, IJ Powell, Close, Galbreath, B Lonkle, Martlg, A i1sk1m1ns, Haessly, Holloway THIRD ROW Moore, D SW1f6F, Wolford, Grlffith, Klpllnger, q16POH1mUS, L Conkle, Fowler, Eajless, rurlong, Klmes, D btryffeler FOURTH RON I Mlller, D3V1S, o R Wyss, woods, B welngart, ruthrlck, doth, warren, Byers, J Miller, M Jorrow, blark, RoLerts, J Summers FIFTH ROM Umstead, E oummers, rlugan, 5 J1sk1m1ns,oanor, Palrd, Harden, Mlncks, Wang, J atryffeler, L1nk, otltle, G SW1 er, Uaithman, A otryffeler, B Powell .1444 Q- gg '!h4illnn.. CAFETEHIA Gordon, Ruckle '1e1er,he1ngart, Devlne, Ja.rt1g, Conkle, btratton, Mlllifp Clark, Roth, wyss, Ars Stanley, Mrs Tucker, lrs Huseman, ass otackhouse, hss lSk1mlnS . . ., , 4 . . . ., . 2 I . .1 1 g . . , . L. n Z . , . . ,. . . . - . A- n . . , . .. ,. . . . X e 3 - . ' , a n - l . . ,. . ,,. . -,- . - - Q 1 Q 0 , I - '- v - 1 1 . In o ' ' o I o .U L. - - E. . . ,. . ,. 2 . 0' 1 . . ,. -.. . . .. , . -. . . H' J. U Q .. . 1 4 , . Q F ff ei, fp . if 1 ' -i 5 ' '-fer.-, if ' '-1111--8 q, , , 7 53 -ard - ' . gf MY, 545.-, ' '- ,- - ., .3 - - S . -I - V- .. ,- ,, -. 1 , 4-.U-.L ,.. , '--., P - s -?' ' 0' .7 '- P ' ., I 'yi f 1- , '..f, .,- , 'A' f - ' d 4 . 'Q . .v ,A ' -' , .--,fu W-'.,. U 5, 1 .9 ' ,,, ,, .. ,. . . l Ll Lu' 0 3 ' . 1 , n FIRDT KO SECOND RO FOURTH HOW LATI1 CLUB ualbreath, Qanor, Stoffer, Br1cker, .h1ler, cDan1el, hyss, Headland .vhss Patton, AcPherson, Odej, iussell, Butch, Cornett, Nutt, Kampfer, L Bradley, hallace Fofhnaster, Mlskinuns Steer, Hole, Eowman, urln, Eerf er, A Bradley, Gran er, Schnelder dyton bTUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROu Ryser, Hobe, Grlfflth, Summers, Maller, Sanor, Yyss, Bayless EDO-TD RON Fowler, Hoyt, Stoffer, Nolford, Qtryffeler, hoopes, EL111, B nelngart, Lhss Zervos THIRD ROW 'JcNee1y, D Berger, C Wemgart, Burt, h Berger, Lecfc, Granger, Hahlen R 2 X Q -1 v ' o ' Q X: A nga.: lc F K Y E 4 AA A 0 THIRD ROW: Hyser, Powell, Wolford, Zink, Stryffeler, Rugvles, bdhitacre, DeVal1, . : . f' 'I fg 1. fy ' , 5 'S' . . . , X f X X ANNUAL STAFF v-envy SITTING Stryffeler, Bayless, Furlong, Harden, Summers, Welngart, Ryser, Bradley, Vignere STANDING: Stitle, Baird, Wh1tacre, Brunner, Burt, Berger, Hoopes, Flugan, M155 Patton Editor Assistant Ed1tor Business Manager Ass4stant Business Manager Artists Typist Advisor Carol Stitle Norma Ryser Wade Berger Donald Balrd Theresa Furlong Marllyn Bradley Mary Harden Miss Patton W fwff X QA 55 Xfwwmg U mlb , X S - W4 Q f W ! FOOTBALL QEEOND ROW H0l1lUg9F, rbNeely, McCartney, Balrd, Hahlen, Hoopes, UGISSHSF THIRD ROW Jackson, Headland, Day, Hamsayer, Welnpart, Bowker, Nh1t3CT6 FOURTH ROW Brunner, McC1uggage, KlHF, Berger, Burt, Hardon VARDITY BADKETBALL KNLELING' Jackson, Hahlen bTANDING. Stitle, Blasiman, Wh1tacre, McC1uggage, Mr McCrate, Berger, Ramsayer, Hdlugmgvwhgmt. X X 0 C5 ,, C ,T I. ,K ' V . v X ! f 1 FIRST HOW: Bowman, Granger, Stitle, Enqler, Stallsmith, Bauman, Bayless, Rayburn. t, an V I A J - f 57 58 53 54 50 59 X ff 7 Y 0 O REXMLRVL BASKETBALL FIRST RJW Bowman, Hyss, Steer, stanley, Blythe, .wtallsmlth Sl-IIOND ROW Beck, Stoffer, it McCrat,e, Capel, Greenanver THIRD ROW Welngart, Jackson, Hahlen, an-flex' JU u.OR 'IIGH BASKLTRALL PILT HO! Stallsmitn, Roberts, Burt, Lller, Bayless, .steer SECOND ROW Hoyt, Armstrong, Mor ow, Stafton, lilhams, Mellott, Mr Matasj Tr'I4.D RON Lofland, elssmr, P1f,UU3J'l, Engler, Erlcker, Burke E L , I : w A ,. . . v, . , . . , 2 A , 4, me Ni 1 Sf , -4. I . 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