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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

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Fm . ,V, - - :Nw-N rw .Mg A4 f -uf. Q3 XR F Q 1 v.. ' 62 We the class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-three,welcome you to Goshen and C m- pany. Our factory is proud of its clean- liness, safety for fellow workers and friendliness among employees. We are sure that you will agree. Supt. Carl G. Long presides as Pres- ident while Principal, William Matasy acts as Manager. The Board of Education is our Board of Directors with the Custodians as the Maintenance Department. The Seniors are the Foremen who have worked their way up in four long, hard years... They are followed by the Juniors the Machinists, who have almost completed their time... The Sophomores are the Weld- ers in the midst of the workers rush... The Freshmen are the Mechanics who have hardly begun their work...i The Eighth graders are digging their wayiupward while the Seventh graders are busily sweeping up the rear. T It is our sincere belief, as you turn through the pages of this book, you will find many happy hours of work and play listed on your time cards. I F K 'jf f .K JN! LJ! 11-I-1 X 1 i r U P E Q D U D UU U Q Goshen ANC company M H W H 11 sig W? ,A ' Q447 V gxjwlpqwzbgmg M - xlqyf WQAVLA Webcam la aaa Qwiafuf X HOURS 910092, 3150 X777 V , H az 1 10 I 2 ' +-0 3 8 A L9 1952 QQ f 1 1 We the class of'53, take great plea- sure in dedicating this sixteenth edition of the Goshonian to Mrs. Ferne Jackson, who has helped and guided us as our ad- visor in our Junior and Senior years. She has helped us in many ways to reach our goal and to plan for our trip to Washington D. C. Baafacfoffb' Mr. C. G. Long, Superintendent, Mr. Robert Champion, Mr. Bruce Riley, Mr. LaVerne Owen, Presidentg Mr. Thomas So merville, Mrs. Wilbur Sangreq Mr. Myron West, Clerk. Secaefafuf r ' Ll: I 1 4 Q Glenn Maurer, Herman Yarian Mrs. Ethel Rogers fffff W' 2 'll wi ff P Dnesncemt 1 JW, X I My A vii ffffviijgi ZX ve L50 eat affww 5 IHAHAGER Newberry, B. A. Kent, M. A. Mathematics Mas. MARGARET DAVIES Wittenberg, B. s. English, Latin WILLIAM INGOLD Mount Union, B. A. History, Government BLANCHARD LEWIS Mount Union, B. S. Science MISS MARILYN HONAKER Mount Union, B. S. Wisconsin, M. S. Science MRS. FERNE JACKSON Kent State, B. S. Commercial GEORGE LUCIA Youngstown College, B Social Science MISS LINDA SAULINO College of St. Mary of the Springs, B. A. Mathematics OMAS STARKEY Indiana State Teachers College, B. S. Industrial Arts ALLEN WEST Mount Union, B. S. Music -- .... ,. ....-sp..-f.-if -V+ MISS DAISY STACKHOUSE Kent, B. A. Ohio State, M. A. Home Economics WILLIAM VAN BROCKLIN Miami University, B. S English ship 5 d fun? Claude Mosher, Edwin Karnahan, Kenny Gobely, Elmer Hardy, Eddie R Fred Weingart, LaRue Stratton, Howard Stitle, Kenny Heston. w 1 1 Y 1 w 1 F6452 'Ol0ye G ew s f X I ' IISWZN ,SID -- '-1- , I xx Q Q 2 'M' L25 1' W ,A Y w X E' Q if 8 1X I T X , U 5 X Q X i ' g w fx Q X A K I s ' ' w HvV H' . 'A 1 V Q fr I I S E X N Un Q w LQ K k X W f s N 1 'Qui wb-QU' Class Flower: ' Red Rose ! 7!w4 V ' Class Motto He who wins never quits: He who quits never wins. Roger Stitle, Doris Schneider, iJudy Galbreath, President Carson McNeely. Roger Stitle Carson McNeely Senior Glass Officers Vice President---- ---- :----- Secretarye- -------------------- Doris Schneider . 3 l. S ogk Y SN X I Treasurer ,wu- gl nv' CONTR Judy Galbreath 'Reg SA- ax X Sl .4 Class Colors: Maroon and Whit LDNA ADAMS Better tobe here part of the time, than not at all.U Entered from Alli- ance Jr. Yr. Annual Staff M5 Latin Club 3. FRANCES BAIRD A woma.n's heart is always changing.N Student Council 1, 25 News Reporter 25 Librarian 25 Band l,2,3,h5 Home Ec.l, 2,3,h5 Council 1, 25 Chorus 1,2,3,h5 Annual Staff hg Mt . Union Music Festi- val hg Operetta 2, Faculty Sec.u5 Jr. Play. GEORGE BELL UJest cause I'm bashful doesn't say I don't LIKE girls.u Ind. Arts Club 15 Scholarship Team 35 School Science Fair 35 Baseball 3,h. JR. BLYTHE NSomeday he will surprise us all.U Ind. Arts Club 15 Basketball 1,2,35 Football 15 Base- ball l,2. SHIRLEY BRICKER NTo know her is to like her.n Class Treasurer 15 Home Ec. Club 1,2, 3,h, Sec. l,2,3, V. Pres. bg Chorus l,2,3,h5 Operetta 2:hS Band 1:2s3sh5 Dance Band 3,h5 Annual stuff hs Faculty Sec.b5Stuf dent Play Director h. LEE ALTHOUSE 'mllgreat men are dying and I don't feel so well myw self.W Ind. Arts Club 15 Band 1,25 Football 3,h5 Senior Play. BRUCE BEHNER nCurly hair and a smile that counts.U Chorus 1,25 Ind. ' t Arts Club 1. l SC? F 9 . bq.9X x ,gub- v DICK BLASIMAN nNkn of a.few words Alt are the best ones.U ' gras' Ind. Arts Club V15 Basketball 2, 35 I l Baseball 3. at 'Of SONNY BOWMAN Ag NB1essed is the man who invented sleep.n A Entered from 52- bring Soph. Yr. latin Club 25 Base- ball h5 Basketball 2,3,h5 Football 3, bg News Reporter, 3. 1 x MARYLEE CAMERON nThe beginning of all things issmall.' Chorus 1,25 Hoge Nv,a Ec. Club l,2,3, , igzt' Asst. Treas. 3, Treas. h. PAT CLOSE I've got a pocket- full of dreams.n Home Ec. Club l,2, 3,h5 Chorus l,2,3, bg Librarian 35Jr3 Play. MARLENE CORNETT UOften seen but seldom heard.n Chorus 1,23 Latin Club l,23Librarian 23 Scholarship Test 33 Annual Staff bg Faculty Seo. A. GEORGE DOYLE HThere are 2 sides to every question, mine and the right one.H Ind. Arts Club lg Chorus 23 Operetta 23 Scholarship:Test 3gMiss Print Staff l. JUDY GALBREATH nCheerful, happy, friendly'as a dolld' Latin Club 1, 23 Home Ec. Club 3, by Librarian 2,35 Miss Print Staff hi Stu- dent Council3g Aca- demic 25 Chorus l, 2,35 Operetta 25 Sr. Play, Treas. L. HERBERT GORDON nHe kills time for those who like it dead.W Ind. Arts Club l. 44 ,MW Q ilnr X 3? :- V 'YN qoiwlp .ll AK' ' whwk 3 2 vfb, .N , , -3 N ,vue g 1' BARBARA CONKLE UAlthough short and slim, she has lots of vim.H Chorus l,2, 3, hg Home Ec. Club l,2, 35 Faculty Sec. hg Operetta h. CAROLYN DEVINE HNot as quiet as her manner would appear.H Entered from Deer- field Soph. Yr. Home Ec. Club 2,h3 Librarian bg Book Club bg Chorus 2, h. MAE EARLEY NI envy no one.U Entered.from.Beloit Jr. Yr. Chorus 2, 33 Home Ec. Club 3sb: Council hg Book Club b, Sec. M5 Jr. Play. REED GALBREATH HI'll admit that my mother has a nice boy.H Ind. Arts Club lg Chorus 1,23 Oper- etta 25 Basketball Manager 3,hgBase- ball lg Sr. Play. EDWIN GREENAMYER UA young man of great ability and promise.N Ind. Arts Club lg Basketball l, 23 Baseball l,2. MABEL GRIM HTall of stature, warm of heart.N Latin Club l, 25 ScholarshipTest35 Librarian 2,33 Jr. Playg Sr. Play. BETTY HOILOWAY UAlways here but not conspicuous.H Home Ec. Club l,2, 3,h,Home Ec. Coun- cil 2. LEE MCCLUGGAGE HLife without sport is not worth living.V Football l, 2, bg Basketball l,2,hg Baseball l,2,3,b3 Student Council lg Vice Pres.3. CAROLYN MCPHERSON HQuiet and studi- ous but always ready for fun.U Latin l,25 Chorus l,2,3,hg Operetta 2,h3 Annual Staff bg Faculty Sec. M5 Mt. Union Festival M. HOMER MARTY x A 4 vw f x, W f 2 4 rr' wg? f f Q rl ,r, 4 1:3 Nlou cart reiuse him anything when grin H ala ,l ' A ,i:, he ilashes that xgg -.,.a ljsiigmik rlll Q!E!M!A Band 3 , DXRRY KARLEN Q . NHe never trou w bles trouble until ,A Vf, trouble troubles 4' i him.H , f Dance Band 3 D t Band l,2,3,b, Chor f U5 192s3:bs Oper etta ZJH Ind Arts ,, Club 1, Baseball 3,b- 'lun-rv' K way 0 n Ind. Arts Club lg Chorus l,2, 3,b3 Librarian 33 Oper- etta 2,h3 Student Council h. WI LIARD hE.ADLAND Uwhat good will that stuii do mein Ind. Alta Club l, Band l,2,3,h, Dance CARSON MCNLELY HAthlet1cs came first and then f there was any time, school work Entercd from Salem Soph. Yr Football 2,3,h Basketball 3 2,3,h, Baseball 2, 3,hg Pxes 3, Vice Pres. h Student Council 2 Jr Play BETTY MARTIG nDiamonds don't mean I'm getting married right Band l,2, Chorus 1, 2,3, Operetta 25 Home Bc Club ' l,2, 3,U Annual Stafflb Sr Play heart.H PHYLLIS MAURER HLight of hair and light of Home Ee. Club l, 2,3,h, Council 33 Librarian 3, Chor- us l,2,3,hj Jr. Playg Sr. Play. LAVONNE MILLER UHow dark her friends.H eyes,yet how bright they shine.U Latin Club Chorus 1, 2, 3, bg Operetta 23 rian 3, M. SALLY MISKIMINS HFaithful and true to her 1: 25 Libra- Home Ec. Club l, 2,3:hS Band 192: 3,h3 Majorette 3, M3 Dance Band 33 Faculty Sec. hs Operetta 2,h3 Sr. Play. ELDON MORCKEL HHere is a gent- leman and friend to all.H Ind. Arts Club 13 Chorus 1,23 Oper- etta 23 Student Council h. LAVINE ODEY Uwilling to work fbreverything she gets.n nYou don't need the moon for romance ' ' ,551 i .:Q.T1,F3?sr : : 55? ,sf ,Q - Egg, Ind Arts Club 13 Football 2,3,h. Q BILL MERCER 3 U5 ' ,I f 2 3 .5 , M332 ,M 555 A i figf als, NORMA MINCKS The joy of youth and health, her eyes display.n Home Ec. Club l, 2,3,h, Council 33 Chorus l,2, 3,h3 Operetta 2,h3 Mt. Union Music Fes- tival 3,u3 Major- ette 2,3,h3 Drum Majorette 3, M3 Faculty Sec. hs Annual Staff h. GAYE MOORE HThe greatestjoy hxhieislmef Home Ec. Club 1, 2,3,h3 Chorus l, 2, 3,h3 Operetta 23 Majorette 2,3, hs Dance Band 33 News Reporter 13 Mt. Union Music Festival 3,lL5 Fac- ulty Sec. h. DAVID MYTON nFriendliness in his manner, mis- chiefin.his eye.n Latin Club l, 23 Scholarship 1,35 Band 1,2,3,hj Jr. Play. Latin Club 1, 23 Chorus 1,25 Li- brarian M. BILL PAULEY NSomeday you'11 say, 'I knew him when.'n Entered from Can- field Sr. Yr. Chorus L33 Annual M3 Student Council L33 Football M. PEGGY RAHDON nP1easure and act- ion make the hours seem short.n Entered from Be- loit Sr. Yr. Chorus 743 Faculty Sec. lg. JOE RU-L ' AURIENNE RUSSELL UA live wire that on Il Ind Arts Club 1, never gets stepped ' 4: Chorus 1, 23 Student Council 2,33 Oper- etta 23 Baseball it 'yi 1 . Mgr. 23 Football A-Q Mgr. 33 Basketball Mgr. 33 Sr. Play. DORIS SCHNEIDER Uln the right place is her heart and her hand is ready and willing to serve.U Class Sec. l,2,3, L13 Librarian l,2,33 Chorus 1,23 Oper- etta 23 Latin Club 1,25 Student Coun- cil Sec. 33 Jr. Plays Sr. Play? Annual Staff 3,113 Ed. hs Scholarship 33 Football Queen Atten. 33 Runner- Ep Football Queen GLENN STEER HFor every why he had a wherefore.n Basketball l,2,3,hQ Baseball l,2. ss, xi H f S. . rrn, W 3 is Q ,3:.., , L , A I 5, nOur best done is our best enjoy- ment.W Latin Club l, 23 Librarian 2,33Stu- dent Council 143 Chorus l,2,3j Fac- ulty Sec.h3 Schol- arship l,2,33 Ann- ual Staff h. OMAR SHREVE HHe has a comfor- table humor that tickles without scratching.n Band 1,2,3,h3 Chor- us l,2,3,b3 Oper- etta 2,h. ROGER STITLE HMy idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. Football l,2,3,h3 Basketball l,2,3, by Baseball l,2,3, 113 Class Pres. 1, 2,113 Student Coun- cil 1,2,L3, Pres. L13 Ind. Arts Club 13 Scholarship 33 Jr. Playg Sr. Play 3 ADD- uai Staff 3,h. ff: I JAMES STOFFEQR 6-97 HThe World will 5? always need people like him.H Ind. Arts Club 13 Student Council 1, ,lj Football 3,143 Basketball 2, 33 Baseball l,2,3,h5 Scholarship 1,2,33 Annual Staff 143 Jr. Playg Sr. Play. BERTHA SWIGER NShe doesn't say much, she just thinks it.n Home Ec. Club l,2, 3,Lu BARBARA UMSTEAD USheS as likeable as she is look- able.H Home EC. Club l,2, 3,b, Council 2,3, bg Band 3,h3 Chor- us l,2,i,h5 Annual Staff ' Faculty Sec. bg, Football Queen Attendant M. MARILYN WEINGART NHappiness it never complete with- out music for ace companiment.n Home EC. Club l,2, 3Ju Council l,2,hS Chorus l, 2, 3,h5 Band.l,2,3,h5 Major- ette 3, ug Oper- etta 2,bg Librarian 23 Dance Band 3,h5 Annual Staff bg Faculty Sec.Lg Sr. Play. NORMAN WILCOX HHe was once caught studying. Whenll!U Dance Band 3, hs Band l,2,3,h- DHIRLEY RUTH WYSS NA friendly heart has plenty of friends.H .V 'iii' U11 WALTER TOWNSEND HI've never been hurt by anything I didn't say.n Ind. Arts Club lg Band l,2,3,h. ANN VERNON WJust like a stormy sky, never blue.n Entered from Be- loit Sr. Yr. Chorusl43Footbal1 Queen h. MELVIN WEINGART NI never felt the kiss of love nor a maiden's hand in mine.H Chorus l, 2, 3,h3 BBIICA 1, 2,331-LS Opel'- etta 2,h. SHIRLEY ANN WYSS HA handful afgood life is so much better than a buf shel of learning.H Home Ee. Club l,2, BJH Council 2,3,b, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. bg Chorus l,2,3,h5 Class Treas. 35 Librarian 35 Ann- ual Staff hs Miss Print Staff 23 Sr. Play. Home EC. Club 1,2, 3,h5 Librarian bg Chorusl, Book Club ug Faculty Secre- tary ug Jr. Playg Annual Staff. Glau Jluiofuf In l9h9, the doors of Goshen and Company were opened once again. Sixty-five industrious workers entered to begin a four year employment. . We chose Roger Stitle, President, Lee McCluggage, Vice President, Doris Schneider, Secretary, and Shirley Bricker, Treasurer, to assist our foreman, Mr. Matasy. We had the pleasure of working in the new addition to Goshen,which was added during the summer and also made use of the newly opened Cafeteria after Christmas. We,being an intelligent as well as an industrious class, had partici- pants in the scholarship tests at Mount Union. we also took time off from our work to put on a program for the other employees of Goshen and Co. It is a custom of Goshen andCkL to provide a three month vacation for all employees of its factory. We very willingly accepted this vacation. When we returned in the fall of the year we were Sophomores with one year behind us. Our foreman this year was Mr. Van Brocklin. Roger Stitle was President, Dick Hahlen, Vice President, Doris Schneider, Secretary, and Mary Beth Morrow, Treasurer. We began to make money by selling pro- grams at basketball games and saving tax stamps. we seemed to lose no in- telligence during the summer and weomce again had participants in scholar- ship tests. When our annual vacation ended,we returned and received the promotion to Juniors, which made us upper classmen. As our Junior year began our department of Goshen and Co. was under the direction of Mrs. Jackson. We elected Carson McNeely, President, Lee McCluggage, Vice President, Doris Schneider, Secretary, and Shirley Ann Wyss, Treasurer. During our Junior year, we sponsored dances, roller skating parties, sold Christmas cards, platters, magazines, .candy, and basketball pencils to reach our goal of '32000. Our class took a trip to Akron, under the supervision of Mr. Ingold our history teacher, -and went through the Naval Air Base. We presented for the enjoyment of our employees and families, a play entitled HAlong Came Peggyn under the direction of Miss Melick. After our short vacation, we came back to resume our fourth and final year at Goshen and Co. Mrs. Jackson once again became our advisor with Roger Stitle, Presidentg Carson McNeely, Vice President, Doris Schneider, Secretary, and Judy Galbreath, Treasurer. We are striving to make enough money for our long awaited trip to Washington D. C. by collecting class dues and saving tax stamps. We chose for our play this year nGrandad Steps Outu under the supervision of Mrs. Jackson. As our Annual goes to press we are looking forward to Commencement on May 27, after which we will leave for Washington on May 28. I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI XII XIII XIV. Glue ww When your name is found within, Just sit and listen with a grin. If by chance we hit the truth, Blame it on our super sleuths. We, the graduating class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-three fl953l,being of sound mind and reason do hereby bequeath the following: -Articles- To our TEACHERS, a love sincere Of your interest in the past year. To the JUNEORS, a can of grease To slide through the senior year in peace. To the SOPHOMORES, a portrait oflus all To give you pleasure in the study hall. To the FRESHMEN, so young and true-- Knowledge, that you may all come through. LONA ADAMS' strong imagination grand Is willed to Mary Lou Powell to command. From LEE ALTHOUSE to John Stoffer are willed Those broad shoulders and that well-stacked build. FRANCES BAIRD wills her drums and jive To Billy Webber--man alive!!! BRUCE BEHNER presents his wavy locks To Donnie Capel with the flashy bobby socks. GEORGE BELL wills his store of knowledge To all students who plan for college. DICK BLASIMAN passes on the family name For brother Don to continue its fame. JUNIOR BLYTHE'S corny jokes and puns Go to all juniors who are quiet ones. SONNY BOWMAN transfers his unused brains For Carl McCartney to make some gains. SHIRLEY BRICKER wills her good disposition To Marilyn Hoopes who fills the position. N MARYLEE CAMERON so sweet and shyl Leaves her example for others toytry. 1 XV XVI XVII XVIII XIX XX XXI XXII XXIII XXIV XXV XXVI XXVII XXVIII XXIX. XXX XXXI XXXII PATTY CLOSE renders her wardrobe great To Eileen Bradley to imitate. BARBARA CONKLE leaves her singing so rare For Barbara Ruggles to try to compare. MARLENE CORNETT famous for her art Wills her talents to Mr. Ingold as she departs. CAROLYN DEVINE wills her complexion so fair To Joanne Summer, a junior to share. GEORGE DOYLE concedes his argumentative power For Royce Miller to use by the hour. MAE EARLEY who really knows sewing facts Now asks Jean tonmke the tailor tacks. JUDY GALBREATH divides her sweetness so fine To her sister Patty, so she too will shine. REED GALBREATH'S unpredictable humor Goes to Edward Blythe, according to rumor. HERBERT GORDON gives his naps in class For Bob Miskimins to try to surpass. EDWIN GREENAMYER transfers his smile so Shy To Bruce Galbreath for whom the girls sigh. MABEL GRIM passes on her height To Marilyn Headland so cheerful and bright. WILLARD HEADLAND wills his bowling technique To Don Rardon, a bowler unique. BETTY HOLLOWAY leaves her quiet ways For Floretta Roberts to use in future days. HARRY KARLEN gives up his place in the band For Roger Greenamyer to take into hand. BETTY MARTIG surrenders going steady To any junior who can find another WBetty.N A warning to Jim Earley: NP1ease Don't Musslv Your inheritance, HOMER MARTY'S personality plus PHYLLIS MAURER'S talent for sewing Is left to Dorothy Clark, a girl in the knowing. LEE MCCLUGGAGE leaves his basketball skill To Bill Gotschall, who's next on the bill. XXXIII XXXIV XXXV XXXVI XXXVII XXXVIII XXXIXL XL XLI XLII XLIII XIIV XLV XLVI XLVII XLVIII IL L 1 I CARSON McNEELY wills his accomplishments in football To Neil Engler to use next fall. CAROLYN McPHERSON bequeaths her typing speed To Doris Swiger a girl in need. BILL MERCER wills his dashing height For Eugene Stallsmith to always look right. LAVONNE MlLLER'S poise and slender grace. Is inherited by Mary Ewing to follow her pace. Her cute little stick that leads the band NORMA MINCKS places in Peggy Carpenter's hand SALLY MISKIMINS wills her shorthand worry To Beverly Rugglesg she's not in a hurry. GAYE MOORE'S poise and grace Is left for Peggy Powell to embrace. ELDON MORCKEL gives his dancing teennique To Donnie Mercer a jitterbug unique. DAVID MYTON concedes his quiet reserve To Jim Ramsey--always willing to serve. LAVINE ODEY'S unpredictable ways Are willed to her sisters for future days. BILL PAULEY leaves his businesslike domain To Galen Beck, appreciating the gain. PEGGY RAHDON always happy and gayi Leaves Cousin Don a message, HYa better obey.N His reckless driving JOE RILL shares With Kenny Weingart---say your prayers! ADRIENNE RUSSELL'S admirations for a football star Is left to Martha Butch who will carry it far. DORIS SCH EIDER offers her dependability so rare To Darylene Wyss ever ready and there. OMAR SHREVE, a faithful band member Leaves his place to Edwin Knoedler to use next September GLENN STEER presents his basketball shoes To Myron Stallsmith, who knows all the cues. ROGER STITLE wills his talent in fpotball For next year's team to use in the fall. L LI LII LIII LIV LV LVI LVII LVIII LIX LX JIM STOFFER leaves his chemistry skill To next year's class to use if they will. BERTHA SWIGER transmits her slow manner of speech For Joyce Wycoff to try to reach. WALTER TOWNSEND leaves his home room seat To Ronnie Felgar, what a treat! The crown of her beauty, well-groomed hair Is left by BARBARA UMSTEAD for Janet Davis to ensnare ANN VERNON wills her dark mane To Marie Hobe of Freshmen fame. MARILYN WEINGART so pleasant and gay Leaves Nancy Bricker her cheery way. The car of MELVIN WEINGART without further ado Goes to Lee Wyss who's fond of it too. NORMAN WILCOX'S funny quips and quirps Are accepted by all the junior jerks. SHIRLEY ANN WYSS leaves her way with all To be used by the seniors of next fall. SHIRLEY RUTH WYSS with her pleasing disposition Leaves Sylvia Roth her ice-cream selling position. Now we of the class will staff went mad, Trying to make the others glad. But seriously though we would like to say That we'll'miss Goshen every day. So when we're asked from whence we came, In unison we'll reply, We'll shout, we'll sing, we'll praise your name-- GOD BLESS YOU GOSHEN HIGH! ! '53 elm P A rainy day in the Spring of 1972, when Mrs. Roger Stitle, formerly Doris Schneider, and her 16 year old daughter are cleaning the attic, they happen to come across an old trunk which holds her High School memories. Her daughter is looking through the pages of the 1953 Goshonian, her mother's Senior Class pictures, and is very inquisitive as to what each is doing. . The first picture she sees is of her father, Roger, who is now the owner of the Stitle Contracting and Building Co. Across fr m the picture she sees Marlene Cornett and Shirley Ann Wyss. Doris remarks that they now own the Damascus Roller Rink, where Reed Galbreath is the floor man- ager. Betty Martig is the main skating attraction. Next she sees a picture of Phyllis Maurer McNeely and her husband Carson, the high school sweethearts, who are now running the largest hotel in Patmos and are also raising their three children. The dinners are pre- pared by the world's famous chef, Lee Althouse, and his two cooks, Marylee Cameron and Bertha Swiger. Three of their attractive waitresses are Patty Close, Judy Galbreath, and Adrienne Russell. AThe doorman is H mer Marty and the two handsome bellhops are Bruce Behneryand Eldon Morckel. She sees James Stoffer's picture and remembers that he is the most popular doctor on the staff at Dead On Arrival,Hospital. His medical sec- retary is Lona Adams and one of the nurses is Mae Earley. Just completing their internships are Glenn Steer and Bill Pauley. One of the patients is Joe Rill who broke his leg when he wrecked his l972 Cadillac with Jet- O-Matic Drive. He was cited for reckless driving by State Patrolman, Dick Blasiman. A picture of one of Goshen's Style Shows catches her eye and she re- calls that Frances Baird is now ownerofthe largest model agency in Damas- cus. Her head models are Norma Mincks, Gaye Moore, and Barbara Conkle. The latest sensation in men's fashions is plastic bathing suits now being modeled by Herbert Gordon and Omar Shreve. As she turns the page, she sees Mabel Grim's picture and recollects that Mabel is now owner of a Gymnastic Center and teaches Judo and Wrestl- ing. The head instructor is George Doyle. Near the Gym Center is Shirley's Beauty Shoppe owned and operated by Shirley Bricker whose hair stylist is Orville Blythe, Jr. and the manicurist Blower Hairdryers, that dry your hair in Bowman. The shampoo that Shirley uses and is guaranteed to curl your hair like On the opposite page she comes across a picture of George Bell who is now the Editor-in-Chief of the Daily Dynamo. NBabbling Barbara's Gossip ColumnW is written by Barbara Umsteadl Professor Lavine Odey is the master brain of the NCrossword Puzzlen section. is Ann Vernon. The new Bowman S seconds, were invented by Sonny was introduced by Betty Holloway sheep wool. Leafing through the pages, a yellowed sheet of music drops from the book and brings to her mind the new musicalnhit on Broadway HKarlen'S Darlingsn starring David Myton, Norman Wilcox, Walter Townsend, and Melvin Weingart, directed by Harry Karlen. This music reminds her of the half-time ceremonies between the Damas- cus Damsels, whose star quarterback is Shirley Ruth Wyss and the Garfield Gussies, coached by Peggy Rardon. The feature attraction of the halftime i ceremony was two baton artists, Sally Miskimins and Marilyn Weingart Head- land, who are now with the Cleveland Brown's Rockettes. I Marilyn's husband, Willard, is a top salesman for the Mercer Garter Firm owned by Bill Mercer. His secretary is LaVonne Miller. She now sees a picture of Lee McCluggage, the high scorer in high school basketball. Lee is now playerwcoach of the Columbus Cagers. His manager is Edwin Greenamyer, who also takes care of all their bookings. As she turns to the last page of the album, they see a picture of two girls leaving the school building, proudly carrying their diplomas, one, being Carolyn McPherson, who is now a famous concert pianist, the other, Carolyn Devine, who is employed in one of New York 's leading department stores. This closes the pages of Doris's high school days, but it brings back many fine memories which she will always carry close to her heart as the good old days at Goshen Union Hi as a member of the outstanding class, The Class of '53. at P llcrir M, ,C .r if 5. 1' 1 'K I 1 I if t H- Q l T 'ifatif' 4 dC,i 1- K -' 4 , .H ,- g Marlene, Doris, Mabel Mugging as usual Marylee, Bertha, Betty Ull H db Eg! Hot Rod Steady Couple Pat, Phyllis It won't blte Ann. Drink lots Judy. It will make you grow. Glamor Boy Harry ! Pick me one Shirley Ann. Hula Dancer Mae! I wonder what Peggy is looking at. WDoes it look like Carolyn D. Curly headed Sally. Why so grumpy Reed? What would I do without my dolly? says Bet-ty What happened to the long curls Frances? nm 1 'YT' 'T - 1 3 -ff -' , 4 yn ', 4 . ., 'Q . my - . 1 .-sf ' 'f , ',Q1 IX..-' . ',.:n1' ' , -QQ - -' ' , ,. h , , . .Q A E. 1- :17': 1-1 31,-.36 TN 3q,4sQ 'q ,f,ifh,q ' r-Aff, ' ' ' is - V2 ' 4 J n,gl,,FQ1 v , f h' A ux . ' 3 T.: . .,. ,, ,. yr' Y A3 QQ - .Q -fmr - 'N ,awww - uvw, - . . K ' I w 4 4 1, -f, .,f.'Q':.,hH Q '5 .':73.i ff, 1Am'fA 4 W 5, ' M If 'rl' .. 9, . -. L 4 .V L -H -' f W.'w Q. Still shy Barbara U.??l! ' j1f yS,4f'!S Mir ,. Is it cold Gaye? Me and my teddy bear, says lMar11yn. S . - e-em k..: 2 ' ' A A . , 'L P me 5 :fffff 5 Q. - A A f Lp- ,. 5 A N? X xx: rw- ' , 1 .f v , ff' M 5 N., V - V A! . ,. Still the sane old Patty. I wi ' U1 NWI What a cute baby you were Melvin. V Going somewhere Shirley Ruth? ' n rg, o ,I ' - A 1 A ' 4 ' V Q ,Y-at X. .V i l -' , -flu'-if? ,. 4. . - Nrvfihd:-r x figgzilva . , 4, .du , , . ' 1 wiv : -,wxf gwgtj' 1 -' 1'!. f!Q no Q .f f'-N-'nw X . f . -y '36 'qirwg iiQg?Q ,K-..,.E':?g:f.H+- . 'wisglff f-'W RMA? 22311 5? 2 fr' the QT. i ii1'feQi45::f 'WDQV should I smile 'Y '. haf . Q 1 '- ' 'f rsrw . v 5 ' K fi' my 1 ' I x f-QTL ' 'W 1' A s X 71' .5 A . N Qflf , e ' X- , v 'g '2 2-if 0 .r .I 92 N' fS s -f4' 'f ive 'Q f' if Lv n '?' Don't drown Norma. My how Lona has changed. awww. Mommy?n asked Barbara G. Looks like doesn't it. It is. Talented! Doris There's mischief in your eyes David. ,Q n 3 1 L f. . 1 . . 1' ' K K ! BW 4 ,N I . w , .ffm .w J , 4. .-Q ,'rgw,'w 11- w 4 Aga Exfpg , ru pd I ' 'A ,,f,.3a,fr gzgfrjiyf -,.-Q - Wir' 1' ' Q D+ '. ! 1 fcir i JS' is ,QT .I-. 4 l.-.21 ,-s You can leave now Shirley B. It's taken. ,M Is the -vo' Norman? 1756 Mc- Q . I Myron Stallsmith, Eileen Bradley, Galen Beck, Nancy Bricker, Darylene Wyse. President ---- --- ------ - ------ 4--4---Galen Beck Vice President ----- --f- ---- ---Darylene Wyss Secretary ---- -W ------ - ------- Eileen Bradley Treasurer-em-nJn-M---- -------- Nancy Bricker Assistant Treasurer----J---Myrbn Stallsmith i. fb vs i ' J so if l ' 01.744 sci l L -E Seated: Doris Swiger, Nancy Bricker, Donna Baird, Bernice Sanor, Cora Shewell, Ida McBride, Ada McBride, Marilyn Headland, Darylene Wyss. Second Row: Miss Honaker, Janet Davis, Sylvia Roth, Patty Woods, Dorothy Clark, Norma Miller, Kathleen Kampher, Ruth Alice Malmsberry, Marilyn Stratton, Shirley Nutt, Janet Wyatt, Eileen Bradley, Linda Wallace, Joanne Summer, Patty Galbreath. Third Row: John Stoffer, Don Blasiman, Harry Bowker, Glenda Whitacre, Beverly Ruggles, 'Beverly DeVall, Geraldine Swiger, Annette Bush, Ronnie Felgar, Richard Bauman, Myron Stallsmith. Fourth Fow: Carl McCartney, Don Capel, Larry Wolford, Bill Lucas, Clif- ford Virden, Bill Gotschall, Jim Ramsey, Galen Beck, Jim Tay- lor, Don Rardon, Joe Hartley, Bob Miskimins. The Junior Class elected class officers and Student Council members. Our Officers are: Pres. Galen Beck, Vice Pres. Darylene Wyssg Sec. Eileen Bradley, Treas. Nancy Bricker, Ass't. Treas. Myron Stallsmith. Student Council members are: Bernice Sanor, Marilyn Headland, Dorothy Clark, and Myron Stallsmith. Darylene Wyss was elected Sec. of Student Council. We started our money-raising campaign to pay for our Senior trip to Washing- ton, D. C. by selling food at football games. 'We also earned money by selling hose, sox, Christmas cards, candy, magazines, and by sponsoring bake sales, dances and roller skating parties. We were the first class to have a carnival and it was a great success. Our goal this year is 32000. We were greatly helped in our endeavor to raise money by our spon- sor, Miss Honaker. if - 'ww Welch, ' Betty Denny, Martha Butch, Marilyn Hoopes, Shirley McBride. President --------------------------- Betty Denny Vice President ----------------- r---Martha Butch Secretary ----------------------- Shirley McBride Treasurer ---------------------- 5-Marilyn Hoopes Z K X ,4::f, X S 61.444 r Q n ' 4 ' - 'B , . ' f'. i az '+tIIaEl lllll I H ml! 55 Seated: Shirley Weingart, Betty Denny, Carol Edgerton, Martha Butch, Mary Ewing, Lucille Mosher, Doris Stanley, Peggy Carpenter, Beverly Wang. Second Row: Mr.Van Brooklin, Buddy Hoopes, Randolf Barkey,Marilyn Hoopes, Sara Earley, Carol Stoffer, Marsha Stratton, Shirley McBride, Leroy Hostetter, Bobby Miller. Third Row: Larry Weingart, Bobby Woolf, Ronnie Burke , Lee Mellott,LaI'I'y Wallace, Carroll Hieronimus, Gary Greenamyer, Jerry Steer, Royce Miller, Don Mercer. Fourth Row: Richard Powell, James Ryser, Wayne Price, Richard Mix, Donald Swartz,Lee Morrow, DaveRitchey,Jim Stonemetz, Edwin Knoedler, Cecil Hahn. The Sophomore Class of Mr. Van Brocklin's homeroom elected officers and Student Council members for this year. The officers are: Pres. Betty Denny, Vice IEes.Nmrtha Butch, Sec.Shirley McBride, Trees. Marilyn Hoopes. Our representatives for Student Council are: Lucille Mosher, Marsha Strat- ton, Beverly Wang, and Donald Mercer. we had our hayride in October. We have been making programs and selling them at the football and basketball games to raise money for our class. -Q- 'www' ' 1 N . l Bruce Weingart, Roxanna Calhoun, Marlann Stratton, Jerry Stayton. President ---- Nvf ---------- und-----Jerry Stayton Vice President-Q --------------- A-Bruce Woingart Secretary-M ------------- -- ---- -Marisnn Stratton Treasurer ----- ---M------- ----nu-Roxanna Calhoun J J ,.f NL X xx ' X X x Q X fff KN L S CMM 1 X Seatedg Gayle Stoffer, Roxanne Calhoun, Mariann Stratton, Naomi Head- land,Betty Duriga, Martha McEride,Carol Philips, Joan Earley. Second Row: Dick Jackson, Ronnie Bricker, Janet Stanley, Marcia Gregg, Patty Griffith, Peggy Powell, Jerry Walters, Eugene Stall- smith, Mr. Lewis. Third Row: Homer Sanor, Warren Sanor, Bruce Galbreath, Laird Bowersock, Neil Engler, Jerry Stayton, Bob Armstrong, Galen Neingart. Fourth Row: Larry Eels, Keith Lofland, Paul Hilgman, Harold Barren, Jim Hahlen, Lowell Hoffmaster, Lee Wyse. The Sophomore Class of Mr. Lewis's homeroom elected class officers and Student Council members for this year. The officers are: Pres. Jerry Stayton, Vice Pres. Bruce Weingart, Sec. Mariann Stratton, Treas. Roxanne Calhoun. The Student Council members are Naomi Headland,Jim Hahlen, Martha McBride and Jerry Hoyt. Our class contributed to the Wayne Wilson fund of which the Student Council was in charge. we also made and sold bagketball and football programs and had a hayride. I i 'www -' James Jose, Joyce Beck, Norma Johnson, James Earley. President ------ ------------- - --v-- -A---Joyce Beck Vice President ---------------- -- ----- James Jose Secretary ---- ----- 1--M---------N---James Earley Treasurer --e- -- ----4 --- ---- M---fa-Norma Johnson Q K 2:Q::1:,5 lqeish 'iix X 4 rr N J , X , Q J Q f N X 0 N 5 illlln A 4 01444 r 2 L Klg 2 !lI.L,iLIlgl li I I First ROW- Gary Reichenbach, Gordon Hall, Gene Stoffer, Eddie Cameron, Paul Hoose, Dennis Flugan, Kenny Blasiman, Eddie Ryser. Seated: Arla Wutrick, Patty Webber, Ardis Israel, Bonnie Maurer, Judy Weingart, Susie Gidley, Vera Greenamyer, Pearl Price, Mary lou Powell. Third Row: Mr. Ingold, Norma Blythe, Sally Willis, Joyce Wycoff, Jean Barley Judy Knopp, Shirley Ritchie, Mary Ellen Munsell, Joyce Beck, Nadine Barnes, Barbara Buggles, JoAnn Carpenter, Alice Stanley, Linda Lucas, Patty Beck. Fourth How: Authur Baird, Alton Weingart, Audrey Glassburn, Carol Odey, Marie Hobe, Janet Mincks, Norma Johnson, Gloria Odey, June Hartman, Sylvia Reeves, Arla Wutrick, Lanny Bruner, Jerry Spiker, Raymond Lora. Fifth Row: Mac Burt, Charles Metz, Ray McNeely, Tom Hahlen, Paul Bauman, Jim Jose, Willard Whaley, Dennis Karlen, Richard Powell, Joe Bedell, David Bayless. Sixth Row: Bob Kuzma, Gordon Hall, Barry Fowler, Bob Spiker, Jim Hill, Clifford Householder, Paul Kampher, Don Stanley, Jim Earley, Henry Stanford, John Meissner, Tom Pauley, Bill Bradley, Tom Johns, Dick Kane, David Herbert. we started the year off right with an enrollment of 7h pupils, the largest in Goshen's history. For our officers we elected: Pres. Joyce Beck, Vice Pres. James Jose, Sec. James Earley, Treas. Norma Johnson. Our activities for the year included, a hayride in October, a Christmas exchange and state tests in December. ., It I-IiI.L I-IgI I 'I II First Row: Shirley Morlan, Joyce Whitcher, Gertrude Smith, Elizabeth Ryeer, Delores Boyle, Alice Boneall, Patty Starbuck, Betty Talbott. Second Row: Mies Linda Saulino, Richard Veeey, Glen Weber, Carol Davie, Ruth Baird, Gail Donahue, Jacqueline Dermotta, Carl Linder, Clifford Pettit. Third Row: Gordon Warrington, Bruce Rugglee, Dale Burton, Elby Weingart Lee Steer, Charles Relley, Howard Balfour. Fourth Row: Ronald Davie, Rolland Warren, James Auman, Kenny Wolford, William Gordon, Roger Greenamyer, Dale Leyman, Robert May. HDITCH DIGGERSH Last Fall the Eighth graders enjoyed a Lf field trip as a Science project with Mr. Lewis, F Q our Science teacher. ln October, we had a Hall- ' 13 oween party at which games were played and re- ,fg m,NI,. Q5 freehmente were served. Gail Dgnahue represents Q Af R 2 ' the Eighth grade among the Junior High Cheer- I+ I' leadere. Our class officers for this year are C3 an follows: Bree. Lee Steer, Vice Pres. Roger vnrgfaigy XX Greenamyerg Sec. Shirley Morlang Treae. Kenny -fX,JxQS I X! Ex LI' Wolford. frfl - X-sfw.. 'XJ 'K xXx-,XZ-X-i gamut Q Seated: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Margaret Donahue, Susan Stanley, Nancy Weingart, Judith Dearth, Maxine Yarian, Joyce lcra, Christine Davies, Glenda Maurer. Judy Knopp, Wanda Dearth, Judy Nutt, Marilyn Powell, Marilyn Beck, Joyce Anderson,Karen Kern Janet Ritchey, Mrs. Margaret Davies. Robert Stallsmith, David Cummings, William McPherson, David Stanford, Charles Bricker, Carl Ryser, James Blasiman, Monte Root- Lynn Sanor,Richard Rogers, Larry Lucas, James Ansley, Walter Raub, Richard Beitler, Douglas Birkhimer, David Kile. At the beginning of our school year, we HFLQOR SWEEPERS' elected the following officers from the Seventh Grade Class, Pres. Monte Root, Vice Q?Eib Pres. Carl Ryserg Sec. Karen Kerr, Treas. ip? William McPherson, Student Council members, Xi X Karen Kerr and David Kile. During September X U we enjoyed a hayride and afterwards a Weiner ., roast was held at the home of Susan Stanley On October 31, we enjoyed a class Halloween N party which was held the last period in our If classroom. Junior High Cheerleaders, repre- ff ji senting the Seventh Grade, are Joyce Iora, Y Christine Davies, and Marilyn Powell. Joyce K f x Anderson came into our class from Carrollton 1 ' and Archie Albright has left us. A .- www an lfze yan -If X i English Class Senior Home Room Assembly Industrial Arts T ss s L q'-:QT H' ' 'PE-.I Home EC, '71Lme Gul' 404 1. 7 fc Q .? U fw fm sf! fp! Glam 51 ,Gamma Y 1 Seated: Norma Mincks, Marilyn Weingart, iley Bricker, Gaye Moore, Betty Martig, Frances Baird, Adrienne Russell, Marlene Cornett, Standing: Doris Schneider, Eileen Bradley, Uames Stoffer, Bill Pauley, Shirley Ruth Wyse, Carolyn McPherson, Barbara Umstead, Lona Adams, Mrs. Jackson, Miss Saulino, Boger Stitle, Galen Beck. I 4 I Annual Staff? Editor -------------- ----------- - ------------- P-- --------- Doris Schneider Assistant editor--- ---- ----- --------------- 5 ------------- Eileen Bradley Business manager-- ---------------- -------7 ---- -- ------- Roger Stitle Assistant business manager --------------- - ------- A-----------Galen Beck Typist -------------- - ------------- -------- ----+------ ------ Frances Baird ArtiStS--- ---------------- -------------- ---- ------ ---Carolyn McPherson Marlene Cornett Advisors- -- --- --------.-Q .....- Q..- ---.---v-.---.----1---:sung--.un-p ------Mrs. Jackson Miss Saulino 5 Gawwllf 1 ? , Seated: Lucille Mosher, Judy Knopp, Karen Kerr, Shirley McBride, Bernice Sanor, Naomi Headland, Patty Starbuck, Marilyn Headland, Darylene Wyss. 2nd Row: Mr. Lucia, David Kile, David Bayless, Marsha Stratton, Beverly Wang, Dorothy Clark, Adrienne Russell, Lanny Brunner, Don Mercer. 3rd Row: Eldon Morckel, Roger Stitle, Homer Marty, Jameg Stgffer, Bill Pauley, Jerry Hoyt, Jim Hahlen, Kenny Wolford, Bob Kuzma, Myron Stallsmith. Student Council The Student Council officers elected for this year are: Pres. Roger Stitleg Vice Pres. Homer Marty, Sec. Darylene Wyss. Our sponsor for the year is Mr. Lucia. Our activities for the year includedi sponsoring an alumni, football dance, nominating andcrowning a football queen, placing safety signs around the school, and starting boysiand girls gym. The annu al Christmas party was sponsored as usual by the Student Council. n ollllawlr Ghwm Qfllliallll l i iii? First Row: Second Row: Third Row Fourth Row Fifth ROW Sixth Row: Bonnie Maurer, Vera Greenamyer, Susie Gidley, Patty Webber, Judy Weingart, Carolyn Devine,. Marilyn Weingart, Darylene Wyss. Judy Galbreath, Bernice Sanor, Gaye Moore, Barbara Conkle, Pat Close, Shirley Wyss, Phyllis Maurer, Mariann Stratton, LaVonne Miller. Nhzwest, Dorothy Clark, Linda Lucas, JoAnne Carpenter, Barbara Ruggles, Kathleen .Kampher, Ruth Alice Malmsberry, Marilyn Stratton, Shirley Bricker, Shirley Ritchie, Mary Munsell, Martha Butch, Betty Denny, Lucille Mosher, Eileen Bradley, Joanne Sum er. Marie Hobe, Alice Stanley, Sarah Earley, Norma Johnson, Janet Mincks, Gloria Odey, Janet Davis, Sylvia Roth, Peggy Powell, Marilyn Hoopes, Marsha Stratton, Peggy Carpenter, Beverly Wang. Frances Baird, Norma Mincks, Glenda Whitacre, Carol Odey, Beverly Ruggles, Beverly DeVall, Peggy Rardon, Ann Vernon, Sally Miskimins, Barbara Umstead, Carolyn McPherson. Arthur Baird, Gary Greenamyer, Homer Marty, Harry Karlen, Melvin Weingart, Bill Pauley, Harry Bowker, Jim Hill, John Stoffer. Chorus i The chorus has been very active in the past year. They participated in the Thanksgiving program and presented a cantata UThe Prince of PeaceH for the Christmas program. On February 27, they presented an operetta, NUp On Old SmokyJ' Sdme members participated in the District Solo and En- semble Contest, at Youngstown on March 7. 0410-018 ' Glad First Row Seated Third Row Fourth Row: Fifth Row Sixth Row: The officers Phyllis Maurer, Gaye Moore, Judy Galbreath, Patty Close, Shirley Ann Wyse, Betty Martig. Mary Lou Powell, June Hartman, Sylvia Reeves, Judy Weingart, Patty Webber, Mariann Stratton, Naomi Headland, Jean Harley, Sally Willis. Norma Blythe, Kathleen Wuthrick, Joyce Wycoff, Ardis Israel, Patty Beck, Susie Gidley, Vera Greenamyer, Bonnie Maurer, Pearl Price, Shirley Weingart, Ada McBride, Ida McBride, Cora Shewell, Betty Duriga, Martha McBride. Doris Swiger, Patty Galbreath, Joanne Summer, Marilyn Strat- ton, Ruth Alice Malmsberry, Arla Wuthrick, Shirley Ritchie, Mary Ellen Munsell, Barbara Ruggles, Joanne Carpenter, Peggy Carpenter,linda Lucas, Marilyn Weingart, Betty Holloway, Miss Stackhouse. Carolyn Devine, Marylee Cameron, Shirley Bricken Norma Millen Dorothy Clark, Patty Woods, Janet Wyatt, Doris Stanley,Gloria Odey,Janet Mincks, Carol Phillips, Joan Earley, Peggy Powell. Bertha Swiger, Shirley Ruth Wyss, Sylvia Roth, Janet Davis, Geraldine Swiger, Sara Barley, Norma Mincks, Frances Baird, Janet Stanley, Marcis Gregg, Patty Griffith, Carol Odey, Mae Barley. of the Home Economics Club for this year were: Pres. Shirley Ann Wyssg Vice Pres. Shirley Bricker, Sec. Marilyn Weing2rt,Treas. Marylee Cameron. Activities this year included initiation of the new stu- dents, observance of United Nations Day, a FHA Conference, observance of FHA week, a style show, and a senior farewell. all ew 1 sv Seated: Joyce Beck, Betty Denny, Martha Butch, Carol Edgerton, Mary Ewing, Roxanne Calhoun, Gayle Stoffer. Second Row: Nadine Barnes, Judy Knopp, Marilyn Hoopes, Marsha Stratton, Shirley McBride, Beverly Wang, Lucille Mosher, Mrs. Davies. Third Row: Marie Hobe, Audrey Glassburn, Jimmy Jose, Gary Greenamyer Charles Metz, Carol Stoffer, Alice Stanley. Latin Club There are twenty-two members in our Latin Club. The officers are, Pres. Marie Hobeg Vice Pres. Betty Denny, Sec. Marsha Stratton, Treas. Martha Butch. The annual initiation of the Freshmen members was held in September. 46 k 3 rf- -45 Seated: Bonnie Maurer, Pearl Price, Patty Galbreath, Darylene Wyse, LaVonne Miller, Shirley Ruth Wyes, Carolyn Devine, Peggy Carpenter, Mariann Stratton, Lavine Odey. Standing: Miss Saulino, Naomi Headland, Janet Stanley, Shirley McBride. vm- Nga aw em Seated: Standing: JoAnn Carpenter, Beverly Ruggles, Charles Metts, Jimmy Jose, Betty Martig, Mae Barley, Christine Davies, Margaret Donohue, Joyce Lora, Monte Hoot. Alice Stanley, Gordon Warrington, Richard Rogers, James Auman, Mary Ewing, Shirley Ruth Wyss, LaVonne Miller, Mr. Lucia, Carolyn Devine, Susie Gidley, Karen Kerr, Kathleen Kampher, Ruth Alice Malmsberry, Marilyn Stratton, Marie Hobe. Y I x E I M E i S ti? i , S' 'li lj 2 -ef-r jg? M f X 'Q 3 fl r M Q- 4 Ke ef f 5 Q -H- Z, Front Row: Jean Barley, Norma Minoks, Joan Earley.. I Back Row: Gaye Moore, Peggy Carpenter, Sally MlSk1mlHS, JoAnn Carpenten Marilyn Weingart. 5 First Row: Marie Eobe, Alice Stanley, Norman Wilcox, Joyce Whitcher, Mariann Stratton. Second Row: Don Rardon, Carl McCartney, Shirley Bricker, Harry Karlen, Harry Bowker, James Ryser, Melvin Weingart. Standing: Mr. West, Barbara Conkle, Gaye Moore, Marilyn Weingart, Peggy Carpenter. Q 5 I I ' . 1 I I i Majorettes Seated: Second Row, Third Fourth Bow: Row: 4-5 Peggy Carpenter, Jean Earley, Joan Earley, Sally Miskimins, Norma Mincks, Gaye Moore, JoAnne Carpenter, Marilyn Weingart. Naomi Headland, Carol Edgerton, Shirley Morlan, Janet Stanley, Marsha Stratton, Bruce Weingart, Dennis Karlen, Judy Knopp, Marilyn Stratton, Nancy Weingart. Mariann Stratton, Karen Kerr, Gail Donahue, Joyce Whitcher, Norman Wilcox, Marie Hobe, Kathleen Wuthrick, Alice Bonsall, Bonnie Maurer, David Kile, Mr. West. Walter Townsend, Vera Greenamyer, Carl McCartney, John Meiss- ner, Edwin Knoedler, Don Rardon, Willard Headland, Linda Lucas, Shirley Bricker, Cora Shewell, William McPherson, Frances Baird. Gary Greenamyer, David Myton, Jerry Stayton, Audrey Glassburn, Harry Karlen, Melvin Weingart, Harry Bowker, James Ryser, Billy Webber, Marilyn Headland, Barbara Umstead. If . ,J..h 8 h ifiA,s ' 4 i 2 P QF W. , - A H - . g i , p H ? n F 'A 9 ' 1 L ' '4 ' A d,,'umuyf,Yrvv- A-A - 1 i - ' '-1 ' J . n '- -if :X ' V 3f-,4-,:- A, ' Y I . -, ,M .. 1 Y ' 9 XP il A X 'f SX - Q ' ' s-- 2 --- ' 'SQ1' 'X ' 4 ' 15 - ' W W ,si r N - J... W- .-A -if -V ' -. 4 ' if- T? i Li-Ra ' I ' fs ---la v ' ' S . -g,..?.,fg ','Q.:J.. 'l'-jak: H S hpQ.. ',,ji, xg ' .1 ' 4, -in-Q ' - Wag ' ' W J H -M ,z f- 'W J jfgsqamim :iw - GS . + 'LAL wig: ,A S I ' V I f- 'tts'-li' I-g dL Wf' ' . ..iCrf.vfL:gf- T H me - urn . , W:-wyifxh A , 1. H h . . A . . ' Q Q . J. W, F V ..:?gf f5-.-, J.: Java 1 , --'3',??h.,,3.l ', , . ' 4 A -- ' A, . 5, , ,f -, ir-S 4 - A . . , ' ' f'N?f.:'1'EQ.-ggfiak hfx ' Y . ' , 4, - . . - Y -- - - . ' - g?v' -5-L' I. , , A ' , . .-S' ' 0164 TT'v' ' f-- , . A I .IQ 5: T ,,m.........J M- rum, Seated: Phyllis Maurer, Judy Galbreath, Shirley Ann Wyss, Joe Hill, James Stoffer. Standing: Reed Galbreath, Mabel Grim, Roger Stitle, Betty Martig, Mrs. Jackson, Sally Miskimins, Marilyn Weingart, Doris Schneider, Lee Althouse. WGRANDAD STEPS OUTH Grandad, ill a year ago, is still considered an invalid by his daugh- ter Mrs. Morton. An old friend WBig Jim Mahoneyn returns from out in Ari- zona and plans a supper for all his boyhood pals. Grandad plans to sneak out and go, but all his clothes are in storage, so he borrows a suit from his fourteen year old nephew who has just arrived to visit him. The two men sneak out of the house but Miss Abby Higgins, a nosey old maid across the street sees them and telephones Mrs. Morton, who scoffs at the idea. Later they discover that Grandad is missing and call the ploioe, but Gran- dad arrives back on the scene and all ends well. Grandad- ------- - ---------- -- --------- James Stoffer Mrs, M0rt0n-- ------------ -- ---- ----- Sally Miskimins Jim Mahoney- ---------------------- ------ Lee Althouse Tilly Hoodenpooker ----------------- -- Miss Abby Higgins Marilyn Weingart ---------------------Doris Schneider Jack Norwood --------------- - ---------- --Roger Stitle Kip Shadock ------ ----------------------------Joe Rill Betty Shadock---- -------------------- ---- Betty Martig Trudie Norwood--- Judy Norwood ------------------------- Ludie Norwood --------------------- --- Mrs. Jobe Feeney ------------------ --- Shirley Ann Wyss --Judy Galbreath --Phyllis Maurer ------Mabel Grim Detective ----------------------- ---- --Reed Galbreath o llc, 5 '. Class of 1953 F Seated: Phyllis Maurer, David Myton, Gaye Moore, Patty Close, Roger Stitle, Doris Schneider. Standing: Carson McNeely, Shirley Ruth Wyss, Janes Stoffer, Mae Earley, Miss Melick, Mary Beth Morrow, Larry London, Mabel Grim, Frances Baird. ALONG CAME PEGGY Wallace Black, an unknown author, went to Atlantic City to write a book. While there, his servants rented the apartment to Peggy Arbuckle to make a little extra money. Mr. Blace came back unexpectedly and was found in his apartment with Miss Arbuckle, an old flame of his, by Madge Beverly, his fiancee. Wallace's wealthy Aunt Kate arrived without word and, when she found that Wallace had concealed a girl in his apartment, decided to cut him from her will. To add more trouble, while Madge and Aunt Kate were there, another of his old flames arrived on the scene. But in the end all came out well, for his Aunt Kate forgave Wallace and rewilled her money to him, and he and Madge were Sweethearts again. Wallace Black ------------------------- Roger Stitle Kate Stafford ---------------------- Doris Schneider Madge Beverly ----------- W -------------- Patty Close Tillie Thisby --------------------------- Mae Earley Ernest Nelson ------------------------ James Stoffer Evelyn Kent ---------------------- Shirley Ruth Wyss Natalie Wheeler--W ---------------------- Gaye Moore Dickson Taylor ------------------------- David Myton Archie Ward-- ----------------------- Carson McNee1y Peggy Arbuckle -------------------- Mary Beth Morrcw Edwina Clifton -------------------------- Mabel Grim Carter Marlowe ------------------------ Larry London Mrs. Claude Beverly ------------------ Frances Baird Lola Law ---------------------------- Phyllis Maurer 3 O Back Row: Charles Pelly, JoAnn Carpenter, Lee Steer, Mariann Stratton, Clifford Pettit. l Front Row: Miss Stackhouse, Betty Talbott, Patty Weber, Shirley Wein- gart, Joyce Whitcher, Mrs. Huseman, Mrs. Weingart, Marilyn Earley, Betty Martig, Sylvia Roth, Betty Duriga, Susan Gid- ley, Mrs. Stanley i 4 Cafeteria i l We have had a very busy year in our cafeteria, under the capable dir- ection of Ozelma Stanley, with the assistance-of Connie Huseman and Mildred Weingart. Around hoo students have been servefd a well balanced, hot lunch, every school day. Miss Daisy Stackhouse, our Home Economics teacher, was a very valuable advisor as to our menus. 1 1 h Q99 Y 0 Q1 098 104 9 '35, On. ,wg 9- a 5 6? '7 September 13 Goshen 21- ---------- McDonald September 27 Goshen 3h -------- - Lowellville October 3 Goshen 39 ---- -- ----- Malvern October ll Goshen 58 ------ --North Lima October l8 Goshen 27 ----- -North Jackson October 25 Goshen 52 --------- Springfield November l Goshen 35 ------- Salem Reserve November 8 Goshen lh--- -------- Canfield TOTAL Q85 I r I 1 lst Row 2nd Row: 3rd Row: bth Row Managers, Buddy Hoopes, Eddie Wilson, Bobby Stallsmith Eugene Stallsmith, Tommy Johns, Bob Kuzma, Gordon Roberts, David Bayless, Ray McNeely, Bob Spiker, Leroy Hostetter, Tom Pauley, Mac Burt, Ronnie Bricker. Bill Pauley, Harry Bowker, Bill Mercer, Jim Hahlen, Bob Woolf, Lee Morrow, Jim Stoffer, Roger Stitle, Bob Miskimins, Myron Stallsmith, Sonny Bowman. Mr. VanBrocklin, Bill Bradley, Clifford Householder, Bill Lucas, Jerry Stayton, Jerry Hoyt, Jim Ramsey, Lee McCluggage, Carson McNeely, Lee Althouse, Neil Engler, Bob Armstrong, Gary Green- amyer, Bruce Galbreath, Mr. Lucia. Our football season came to an exciting end with Goshen and Canfield sharing the title of Co-Champs of Mahoning County Class B Schools. The first time in the history of our school we have had one of our studentsioe- come the leading scorer of Class B Schools in Mahoning County. This was Roger Stitle, a Senior, who made a total of 112 points in one season. We are hoping that next year's team will do as well or even better. i 6,1 + 1 X T: F rf., 5. I .s,, H V Y - S .gan 9 . 1 '21, QJQHHI I N. if.,-'sf 'l Zrmfvtz ' MW' z , Q h 'RK-z?, Jigga -.3 44. x I We .V lg ' 1 A 2.41 ki I 'Y ' ,JJ- 'f ' , 1 r Y S th ,gg if. ,V N A... QALQ I MY E Goshen- Goshen- Goshen- Goshen- Goshen- Goshen- Goshen- Goshen- Goshen- Goshen- Goshen- Goshen- Goshen- Goshen- Goshen- Goshen- Goshen- E s1--- Scores -..-..--.--..--.----..--...........--.-----..--....-.--.-----.----.-..- -....--.--.----....-...------.----....-.-..-.-..-..-----...-....--..-..- ---------------------.----..----..-----....--..---.-..--. -----Canfield- North Jackson- --Lowellville- ------Augusta- Berlin Center- ----Greenford- Berlin Center- North Jackson- ----Greenford- ----Fairfield- ----Fairfield- -------------------------------------------------Salineville- -----------------------------------------------North Lima- sv ------------ - -------------------------- -- ------ - New Waterford- 78 ------------------- -------------------------------- South East- ss 69 ----------------------------------- ------------- New Waterford- --Salineville- Seated: Jerry Hoyt, Glenn Steer, Carson McNeely, Roger Stitle, Myron Stallsmith, Sonny Bowman. Second Row: Mr.Van Brooklin, Jim Ramsey, Lee McCluggage, Bill Gotschall, Galen Beck, Mr. Lucia. Third Row: Jim Hahlen, Donnie Capel, Reed Galbreath, Bob Miskimins, Richard Bauman. H Mg aww, M. Mr, ,A 'Q Q . . ga.-5 . X A ' 4 R B Seated: Larry Eells, Bob Armstrong, Keith Lofland, Bob Woolf, Lee Mellot, Jim Stonemetz. Second Row: Mr.Lucia, Galen Weingart, lee Morrow, Jim Earley, Jim Hill, Mr. Van Brooklin. V Third Row: Managers: Jim Hahlen, Reed Galbreath, Richard Bauman. Seated: Second Row: Third Row: Joe Bedell, Bill Bradley, Richard Cain, Bob Kuzma, Tom Pauley. Richard Powell, Ray McNeely, Barry Fowler, Gordon Hall, Jerry Spiker, Mr. Van Brooklin. Gordon Roberts, Bob Spiker, Lanny Brunner, David Bayless, Eddie Cameron. wlli' W' Seated: Abe Bricker, Carl Ryser, Jim Blasiman, Bobby Stallsmith, Monte Root. Second Row: Carl Linder, Walter Raub, Mr. Matasy, Kenny Wolford, Richard Rogers. First Row: Jr. Blythe, Carl McCartney, Harry Karlen, Neil Engler, Carson MCNeelY1 Roger Stitle, Myron Stallsmith, Bob Woolf. Second Rowg Mr. Lucia, Gary Greenamyer, Jim Hahlen, James Stoffer, Jim Ramsey, Lee McCluggage, Galen Beck, Jim Stonemetz, Eugene Stallsmith Third Row: Edwin Knoedler, Bill Pauley, Galen Weingart, Don Capel, Sonny Bowman, Bruce Galbreath, Harry Bowker, Richard Bauman. C' E i F Dorothy Clark, Patty Galbreath, Martha Butch, Darylene Wyse, Bonnie Wyse. is Jil 9 Nui 44' Mg. s, X2-,... Barbara Umstead, Sr. Attendant, Eileen Bradley, Jr. Attendant, Doris Schneider, Runner upg Ann Vernon, Queen, Sammae Gail Jackson, Crown Bearer, Jeanette Hoffmaster, '52 Queen, Joyce Beck, Fresh. Attendant, Martha Butch, Soph. Attendant. 9665! QXGQXG Glltl DQ 'S , I ' 41 W, Ki, 5, w J fx W V . X W Q f ' ' w , 4 . 1 C If 2 7' I ' I1 .5 . , ' maxi lv' X A S L'-'L'-'MQ' L If X f K J p I fgfrfhfg ! ,J N X .Q L CJ O L! J , WYT WW, '19 , yrs -5 ix I' '-- R - V . , p gg Qs. 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