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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

Rim?-., ,, Q'-4-?Q.SgL65,!:3A :-ml . ' '74IJjf?A Y,-A swag EW P 5, 'T'9 f1'.f'LgQ1-R' - FY -- jvx.-,kwa ,R-f w-.5::,g,,. -Q ,,,. -Q... fs it ak' If 4, .1 THE GOSHONIAN 1957 PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF GOSHEN UNION HIGH SCHOOL DAMASCUS: OHIO DEDICATION If fx v-v- MR. ALLEN WEST The senior class gratefully dedicates the 1957 GOSHONIAN to our band director, Mr. Allen West. We sincerely appreciate all the services that he has conuibuted to our school as well as to our community. The senior class admires the extra curriculars that he has undertaken for his band members. He has dedicated his entire time striving to- ward the improvement of a better band. Through the capable efforts of Mr. West, the high school band has become one of the best organi- zations in the district. He has brought recognition to the school by the band 's representation at the County Fair and at the State Band Contest. In recognition of your achievements, we are proud to dedicate this yearbook to you, Mr. Allen West. TABLE OF ADMINISTRATION CONTENTS 5 SENIORS 13 UNDERCLASSMEN X 29 P I ATHLETICS 41 ACTIVITIES 59 . 13 ',.. H910 Saws S ADVERTISING ,plqnu 5 I i 79 3 Tx N ANNUAL surf SEATEI1 Karen Kerr, Joyce Denny, Roger Wyss, Robert Stallsmith. STANDING: Joyce Griffith, Delores Doyle, Mrs. Martin, M, A. Butler, Priscilla Nelson, Betty Talbott. Editor ........ . . . Joyce Denny Assistant Editor . ...... ..... Ka ren Kerr Business Manager ....... . . ....... Roger Wyss Assistant Business Manager . . . . . . Robert Stallsmith Photography ....... ..... ..... M. A . Butler Classes .... . . . Delores Doyle Betty Talbott Activities . . . . . . Priscilla Nelson sports . . . . . .Joyce Griffith Advisor . . . . . . Mrs. Martin Other Helpers on the Annual Staff are: Albert Anderson, Patty Starbuck, Nina Wayne, Carol Carter Carol Davis, Jackie Derrnotta, Gail Donohue, Paul Grim, Keith Hahn, Carl Lindner, Satmdra Liebhart, Judy Planchock, Ruth Ryser, Lee Steer, Gertrude Smith, Richard Vesey, Charles Wagmiller. We, the members of the annual staff, have done our best to make this book a living memory of the good times enjoyed in pursuing courses in our high school curriculum, in athletics, in activities, and with our fellow studmts. It is our earnest desire that in the years to come this book will carry you back to the good old days, If, in the future, The Nineteen Fifty-Seve.t1 Goshonian succeeds in doing this, we feel that our time on the staff has been well spent. It is with these thoughm in mind that once again we present to you, THE GOSHONIAN. May you cherish it as a true friend! 4 11111111 1 111 BOARD OF EDUCATION A 'l 1 . x ........T...i Q LEFT TO RIGHT: Glenn Shreve, President: Norman Barnett, Leland Glass, Vice-Presidentg Arthur Gaffga Dale Schoeni, George Gottschall, Rhea Emmons, Clerk. SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Arthur Gaffga PRINCIPAL TO THE SENIOR CLASS of 1057 You are about to take your place in Society. We the teachers of Goshen High School have tried in our small way to equip you to take that place. Ihope our efforts have not been in vain. We have gained from having you with us We hope you have gained from attending our school. You will be known by your acts and deeds, and we will be proud in having played a part in your success. We of the Administration and faculty wish you luck. We hope that no matter what your part will be in life, you will be the bestg second best isn't good enough today. AIM HIGH. Welcome back to Goshen High in the future. God Bless Af 43? you always. aig- 6 K EIQYH V I I 955' i a CLINTON HEACOCK Muskingum College, B.A Westminster U ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL HERBERT GORBY Baldwin Wallace, B. S. in education Ohio State Westminster Football Coach F.T. A. Sponsor as ,.T.,A. ,, ,V LA,?: S? ,L,W, Z I . in . , JI ' t . -gsgfsb - MRS, DOROTHY ATCHISON Asbury College A.B.g University of Kentucky M.A. Freshman Advisor, English, Bus- iness English, Secretarial Studies. In writing a business letter include the 7 C's. MRS. DOROTHY CONKLE Wittenberg College B.S. in Educa- tion. Sophomore Advisor, Girls Counse- lor, Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeep- ing. Make a carbon copy. IOSEPH BYRNS Ohio Stateg University of Pitts- burghg University of Arizona A.B Senior Advisor, Athletic Manager, Economics, General Business, Ca- reers and Occupations. Now this is the way I see it. MRS. RUTH DE MERS Oneonta State Teachers College New York, Eighth Grade Advisor, Mathema- tics. Health. Has this been added correctly?' n I W he 1 '-i IDA CITINO Youngstown University B.S. F re s h ma n Advisor, Cheerleadeg Advisor, Physical Education, Bio- logy. The color of this mouse will de- termine the color of the next gen- eration. PAUL ELSASS Capital University B.S. in Educa tion. Boys C o uns e lor, Junior Advisor Student Council Advisor, G.A.A Advisor, Chemistry, Physics, Gui dance General Science. Spirit Wil'1S ! L. v Q 7' BURT HENDRICKS Miami University, Youngstown Uni- versity B.S . in Education, Seventh Grade Advisor, Miss Print Advisor, Library Advisor, Mathe- matics, Health, Science. Simplicity itself. MRS. FLORA KNIVETON Mount Union College A.B.: Uni- v ersity of California Youngstown College. Sophomore Advisor, Latin, Geo- graphy, English. Semper Paratus 2 M 1 C7 1 MRS. EVELYN HERMAN Kent University B.S. in Education. Art. Remember, when shading, do it gradually, from dark to light. NICHOLAS MANOS Youngstown University . Eighth Grade Advisor, English, History. Now in Africa we have slaves, rum, and sugar. Xi WILLIAM INGOLD Mount Union B.A. in Education Director of Visual education, His- tory, Government. Al1 right people, let' it quiet, M !J lu, yy - MRS. THERESA MARTIN Davis and Elkins College A.B.g West Virginia University. Senior Advisor, Annual Advisor, N a t io n al Honor Society Ad visor, Dramatics coach, English You all, what part of speech is this? E y g t -1-1 nmeawnsmmmsmmmmssw If lm fw MRS. ELISE MURDOCH Westminster College. Director of Music, Girls Glee Club. Now let's try that part again. DAISY STACKHOUSE Kent State, Ohio State B.S. M.A. Sophomore Advisor, Home Econo- mics. A good housekeeper is a good homemaker. oil T- F QQ NN al .ilouuw HUl L SON' ALPHEUS ROHRER Manchester C ol leg e A .B.: Ohio State B.S. S ev en t h Grade Advisor, General Science, Agriculture, English. Grasses need more nitrogen ferti- lizer, than legumes do. JOSEPH TUCKER Kent State, Mount Union B.S. Junior Advisor, Basketball Coach, Algebra, General Math, Geome- try, Trigonometry, Baseball coach. Remember X is always the un- known quantity. HORACE SHEFFER Penn State University B.S. g Young stown College, Kent State. S op ho mo re Advisor, Industria Arts, Drivers Education. Keep your eyes on the road! iff! V Y 4 , l fsazfgfryyt J MRS. LOIS WATSON Bowling Green B.S. in Education Eighth Grade Advisor, English, History. Now draw a map of the United States 'Il 1820. ii J Wi B '-OPRAND Ci AR 'r Q. if ALLEN WEST Mount Union College, B. S. Chautauqua Summer School B. M. F. Freshman Advisor Music Instructor Always hold your clarinet this way. RALPH ZURBRUGG Miami University Senior Advisor Physical Education Assistant Football Coach Reserve Basketball Coach Begin Calisthenics - - one. . .two. . . three. . . four. . . SECRETARIES MRS. HILDA SPACK MISS PEGGY CARPENTER CAFETERIA HELP Connie Huseman, Katy Brunner, Mildred Weingart BUS DRIVERS Gene Malmsberry Frank Weingart Don Griffith Kenny Gobley Kenny Heston Fred Weingart Howard Stitle Elmer Hardy Ray Hostetter 12 G A. - -...W CUSTODIANS In . ' -i.f .'. x. , A f. ,, A ' -'ff s, ' f A X ,Aim J .N 11111 11111111111 11 11 1 111111 QQ ' QU- 4 Q 1111 111111111111111 11 111 111 1 11 1 111111 111111 111 111 SENIOR OFFICERS JOYCE DENNY ls there no limit to her zest? When and how does she ever rest? Class Officer, President 1,2,3,4, Annual Staff 3,4, Editor 4, Band 1,2,3, 4, Treas- urer 2, Chorus 1,2, 3, G.A.A. 3,4, Presi- dent 4, Latin 1,2, Vice-President 2, Miss Print co-editor 4, N.H.S. 3, 4, Secretary 4, Jr. Play fstudent directorj, Scholarship Team 1, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Queen's Court 1, 2, 4. ALBERT ANDERSON When help is needed, Eggr is there, We know he'll always do his share. Class Officer 2, 4, Vice-President 2 and 4, Baseball 2, Football 1, 2, 4, Chorus 3, Mon- itor 4, Scholarship Team 2,3,4, Annual helper 4. MK 3 PATTY STARBUCK She is pretty, her art work is fine, She's an outstanding student in every line. Class Officer 2,3,4, Secretary 2, Treas- urer 3, Secretary 4, Chorus 2,3,4, Latin 1,2, Dispensary Aid substitute 3, F.H.A. Club 3,4, F.H.A. Club Council 4, Miss Print 4, Monitor 3, Student Council 1, Annual helper 4, Senior Play fcastl. Snappy, happy, full of pep, She's our favorite majprette. Class Officer 1,2,3, 4, Treasurer 1,2, 4, Secretary 3, Annual Staff 4, Chorus 2, Dispensary Aid 3, G.A.A. 3,4, F.H.A. Club 3,4, F.H.A. Club Council 4, Latin 1.2, Majorette 3, 4, Miss Print 4, Junior and Senior Play fstudent directorl. DELORES DOYLE N 41 .fy JAMES AUMAN The world's no better if we worry, Life's no longer if we hurry. Junior Play fcastjg Senior Play fcastjg Football l, 2, 3, 4. A - V' ,Q ' 5 ALICE BONSALL Spirit and sparkle, sprinkled with spice, Isn't it grand to be so nice? Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dispensary Aid sub- stitute 3, F. H. A. Club 1, 2, 35 Monitor substitute 3, 4. RUT H BAIRD Friends like Ruth are few, Always helpful, always true. Chorus 2,3,4g F.H.A. Club 1,2, 3, 4, President 4, F.H.A. Council 2,3,4. 15 M. A. BUT LER M.A. 's got the best hot rod in town, But you never know when it's go- ing to break down. Annual Staff 4, Miss Print 4, Mon- itor c o-c a p t a i n 4g Scholarship Team 3, Junior Play fstudent dir- ectory, Senior Play fstudent direct- orj. x 2 ,,., :Q ,ii 9 WX, sz .-Q1 X JM if ANNA BATDORFF Anna is so sweet and fair, With big blue eyes and light brown hair. Qtransferred from Louisville senior yearj F. H. A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. IANICE CAMERON A happy soul she is sure to be, For she always smiles so cheerfully. G.A.A. 3,4g F.H.A. Club 1,23 Spanish 2g Chorus 2,33 Monitor 3, 4 C112 yearj. I5 51 Wlllwv NINA CARPENTER , Look closely and you will find A girl who is willing, friendly and kind. ftransferred from Sebring her Jun- ior yearj Chorus 2, 3, 4, Dispensary Aid 3, F.H.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H. A. Council 4 Qnews reporterj, Miss Print 4, Monitor 4, Annual helper 4. Nik Gyn ' 'gumm- IOE CRUM A live wire that never gets stepped on. Football 1, 2, 3,4, Monitor 3.4: Student Council 1, 3, 4. I6 CAROL CARTER Eyes that twinkle, a quaint little smile, Plus a sweet personality, make up her style. Librarian 2, Latin 1,2, Chorus 2,3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette substitute 4, G. A.A. 4, Annual helper 4, Senior Play fcastj. CAROL DAVIS She always helps when work's to be done. She's also around to join in the fun. Band l, 2, 3,4, Class Officer 1, Secretary 1, G.A.A. 3,4, F.H.A. Club l,2,3,4, F.H.A. Council 2, 3,4, Treasurer 4, Miss Print 3,4, co-editor 4, Queen's court 3, Scholarship 1, N.H.S. 3,4, Trea- surer 4, Annual helper 4. t 'W' 'iqppe' V, T C, n S K E 4, . is KR ROBERT CRIST A brilliant boy in more than one way, He has brains and ability, we all say. Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2,3, Latin 1,2. if an 'K' J'A CQUELINE DERMOTTA Happy, cheerful, full of fun, Iackie's liked by everyone. Chorus 3, G.A.A. 3,4, F.H.A. Club 1,2, F.H.A. Council Substi- tute 2, Miss Print 4, Monitor 4, An- nual Helper 4, GAIL DONOHUE Versatility, plus a likeable way A wonderful girl, her friends all say. Band 1,2,3g Dispensary Aid 3, G. A.A. 3,4, Treasurer 4g F.H.A. Club 3,4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, F.H.A. Council 3,43 Latin 1, 2g Librarian lg Majorette 3, Miss Print 1, 4: Junior Play fcastjg Senior Play fcastj. 1 JOYCE GRIFFITH Lots of smiles, lots of pep, At cheering she is really hep. Annual Staff4g Band lg Cateteria 2g Cheer- leader 3,4, Ulead-cheerleader34g Class Offi- cer 2, Secretary 2g Dispensary Aid substitute 3g G. A. A. 3,4g F.H. A. Club l,2,3,4g F. H. A. Council l,2,4, Vice-President 45 Major- ctte lg Monitor substitute 35 N.H.S. 3,4, Vice-President 45 Junior Play fcastjg Queen's Court 4g F. T. A. 4, Vice-President 4. JOHN EDDY The class deserves a real vacation When John starts his recitation. Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 35 Monitor 3, 4. f PAUL GMM A busy man, I do believe, From early morn he works till eve. Monitor 3,4 Qco-captain! 4g An- nual helper 4. 2 for 'N , , Ax, H at 'iQ I '. if' M X -,A 'Egfr W TM , ,ry ,, ,. 't 4' X 'l 451 X 5 5 a .. Elf: Aw. ROGER GREENA MYER Quiet and reserved is heg He has never made an enemy. Boy's State 3 falternatejg Chorus 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4, Student Council 1. rNvN 'I' MARY ANN HARTMAN ' Twinkling eyes and merry laughter, Friends are sure to follow after. Chorus 23 G.A.A. 3,45 Home Ec- onomics 1,2g Monitor substitute 4g Spanish 3, fNews Reporterj 2. I7 KEITH I-IAHN Although he isn't very tall, At witty remarks he's on the ball. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Monitor 4, Annual helper 4. . Z9-nf 5 22. . Q O 1 CARL LINDER In golfing he will win his fame, But singing is his major aim. A n n u al helper 4, Baseball 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Football 3, 4, F. H. A. C 1 u b 4, Monitor 4, Junior Play fc a srl, Scholarship 2, 3, S e n io r Play fcastj. I8 ELAINE HOOPES A girl you will like to meet, With disposition kind and sweet. ftransferred from Alliance her Sen- ior yearj Chorus 2, G.A. A. 3, Home Economics 1, 4. Q ' Q... Y' Q? .Xt R, ROBERT MAY He possessesa keen sense, common sense and just a little nonsense. Junior Play Qcastj, F. H.A. Club 4, Monitor 3: Football 1. 2' . SAUNDRA - LIEBHA RT A girl with looks, a real pal, We think Sandy is quite a gal. C a fe t e r i a 1, 2, Cheerleading 4, Dispensary Aid 2, 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, F. H.A. Club 1, 2, 3, Librarian 1, 2,43 Homecoming Queen 4, Miss Print 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4, Junior Play fcastj, Senior Play fcastj, Annual helper 4. PRISCILLA NELSON Quick and lively, happy and gay, A smile for all who come her way. Annual Staff 4, G.A.A. 3,4, F. H.A. Club 1, 2, Miss Print 3,4, Editor 4, Monitor 4, N.l-LS. 3, 4, President 4, Junior Play Qcastj, Scholarship Team 1, Senior Play Cstudent directory, F.T.A, 4. s . 1 hip K Q W XXI. 9 N a CHARLES PELLEY Happy go lucky you can see, Nothing seems to worry me. Cafeteria 1, 2, Chorus 2, 3, F. H. A. Club 4, Latin 1, Scholarship Team 1, 2. PEARL PRICE We hear laughter and see a grin, We know Pearl just came in. Chorus 1, 3, 4, Dispensary Aid 3, G. A. A. 3, 4, F. H. A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 1, 2, Miss Print 3. CLIFFORD PETT IT If at first he does seem shy, It's plain to see he's a regular guy . Cafeteria 1. BRUCE RUGGLES Here's a boy who can really sing, W e think he's even better than 'Bing'. Chorus 3, Football 1,2,3,4, Miss Print 1, Monitor 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 1. gl 9 g I 1, if Ytgaavf 'Q an 1 JUDY Sweet and smiling all day long, Life to her is just a song. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Latin 1, 2, Monitor 4, Annual helper 4. I., I !,,' -' RUTH RYSER A Her joking is known by everyone. And where she is there's always fun. Chorus 2,3,4, G.A.A. 4, Latin 1, 2, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, Prince of Peace Contest 4, Senior Play fcastj, Annual helper 4. I9 DONALD SALT SMAN In football we have heard his nameg Could this be his favorite game? Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Monitor 3, 4g Cafeteria 4. DICK SCHAFFER He has no thought of coming woes, As trouble comes and trouble goes. Baseball 2, 3, Miss Print 2g Monitor 4. it MARILYN STOFFER Dainty, modest, fair is sheg A charming maid, we all agree. Chorus 2,3g Dispensary Aid 3, G. A.A. 3,4g F.H.A. Club 3,4g F. H.A. Council 45 Latin 1,25 Li- brarian 2g Miss Print 4. LEE ST EER Through sunshine or rain He is always the same. Senior Play fcastjg Iunior Play Qcastlg Student Council 3,43 Mon- itor 4, Annual helper 4. 20 xxlxli 4 gs I 55 4. 3' ,, 0 r f . : . : ,gun-.,,,. GERT RUDE SMITH If you want her, she'1l be there, Helping her friends and doing her share. Cafeteria 15 F.H.A. Club 1, 2g Librarian lg Miss Print 3, Monitor 45 Spanish 2, Annual helper 4. JOHN ST RYFFELER He's always quiet around G. H. S.g But after school that's your guess. Football 2g Monitor 3, 4. l Q', BETTY TALBOTT Ready to work, ready to play, Ready to help, whenever she may. Annual Staff 4, Band 1, Cafeteria 1,2,-4, substitute 4, Chorus 3,4, Class Officer 1, Vice-President 1, Dispensary Aid 3, substitute 3, F. H.A. Club 3, F.H.A. Council 3, Vice-President 3, Latin 1, 2, Schol- arship Team 1. .J 'vu-6 Q 5 , I L GLEN W EBER Here's a boy you'd like to meet, He plays the drum with a rhythmic beat. Band 1,2, 3, 4, Football 1, Monitor 3, 4, substitute 4. X RICHARD VESEY A friendly hi and a quick hello , We shall hate to see him go. Monitor 4, Annual helper 4. mt i K X -W 5' . 4 JOYCE WHITCHER Here's a lass who's really grand, She plays the sax in the band. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria 1, 2, 3, 4, substitute 3, 4, Dispensary Aid 3, F. H. A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, F. H. A. Council 4 ftypist, parli- amentarianjg Monitor 4. iq! , 1 , 'I at X. gi 14 5 59' :rx I fi Qi? ' wr ,- I CHARLES WAGMILLER A better joker won't be found As long as Charlie is still around. Football 2, Monitor 8, 4, Ju n i 0 r Play fcastj, Annual helper 4. NANCY WILLIS Lessons are the least of her care When there is fun in the air. Cafeteria 2, G.A.A. 3,4, F.H.A. Club 1, 2, Miss Print 3, Monitor 3, 4, substitute 3, 4. 21 KENNETH WOLFORD All the girls will look twice, As you can see, they know what's nice. Basketball lp Class Officer 2, Treasurer 2, Football lg Mon- itor 4. CLASS MOTTO: EDWARD WILSON As big as life and full of fun, His monkeyshines will n e're be done. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4g Cafeteria 4, Football 1,2,3, 4g F.H. A. Club 4g Monitor 3, 4. BARB WINANS Cute little dickens, industrious too, Never can tell what she's going to do! Chorus 2,3,4g G.A.A. 3,45 F,H, A. Club 2, Miss Print 45 Monitor 3, Junior Play Ccastjg Senior Play Qcastj. ROGER WYSS In football li fe he was a star, An athlete known near and far. Annual Staff3,4g Baseball 1, 2,3,4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g captain 45 Boy's State Delegate 3g C h o r u s 2, 33 Class Officer 3, Vice-President 3g Football 1, 2,3,4, captain 4g Miss Print 45 Monitor 4: I unior Play fcastj S e n i o r Play fc a s tj: Student Council 1, 2, 4, Pres- ident 4g Prince of Peace Contest. NOT AT THE TOP? CLIMBING CLASS COLORS: BLUE AND WHITE CLASS FLOWER: RED ROSE 22 CLASS HISTORY In 1953, 66 wide eyed, teenagers entered Goshen's doors to begin the career of high school studies, Many of them, no doubt, were thrilled: some frightened, others just there, Our Freshman home room teacher was Mr. lngold, As the school year began, class officers were chosen, Joyce Denny became president, fa position she kept all four years.J Betty Talbott was chosen Vice-President: Carol Davis was the efficient secretary: and Delores Doyle, the trustworthy treasurer. Our student council representatives were: Roger Wyss, Roger Greenamyer, Joe Crum, and Bruce Ruggles. School was not all work for us, even then, 'There was a wonderful, never-to-be-forgotten hayride on October 17, 1953. And how we enjoyed that trip to Demings with Miss Honaker. Most important of all, who will ever erase the memory of that first homecoming game, when we sent our attendant, Joyce Denny, to be in the queen's court? The freshman year ended happily for most of us. In September '54, we came back as sopho- mores -- our class had shrunk to 531 We were in two home rooms. Our teachers were Mr. Gorby and Mr, Van Broklin. As before, our first project was to elect officers. Joyce Denny was chosen President: Vice-President, Albert Anderson: Secretaries, Patty Starbuck and Joyce Griffith: Treasurers, Delores Doyle and Kenny Wolford. The student council members were Joyce Denny and Roger wyss. Joyce Denny was football attendant once more at the homecoming game. We enjoyed making programs and selling them at the games: money was being earned for our senior tripl In 1955 we saw ourselves as juniors -- the class we had all looked forward to, had finally comel Several members dropped out before this year was over, and we were left with a class of 58 members. Mrs. Martin andMr, Byrns, our home room teachers, worked very hard to help us earn money for our trip to Washington, Our class officers were: President, Joyce Denny: Vice-President, Roger Wyss: Secretary, Delores Doyle: and Treasurer, Patty Starbuck. The student council members were: Joe Crum, Joyce Denny, and Margaret Sanor. Who among us will ever forget the joyful day our rings arrived? or the jtmior-senior prom? the ball games when we sold tickets, candy, and soda-pop? and what about the homecoming game, the queen, and her attendants how pretty they looked! fAmong them Carol Davis, the junior attendantg Also, our junior play, The Scarecrow Creeps. Our big year arrived in September of '56, Our class was smaller--with only 50--but our hopes were high, President, Joyce Denny: Vice-President, Albert Anderson: Secretary, Patty Starbuck: and Treasurer, Delores Doyle have been our hard working, dependable officers. Oir home room teachers were Mrs. Martin, Mr. Byrns, and Mr. Zurbrugg. The senior student council members were: Lee Steer, Joe Crum, Joyce Denny, and Roger Wyss, 'I'his year, especially, we will never forget the homecoming game -- because Saundra Liebhart became the queen. Joyce Griffith, our pretty, head-cheerleader was runner up and Joyce Denny was the senior attendant. None of us will ever forget the Qiristmas party that Gail gave us either. We allhad fun. Billy's Goat, our senior comedy, was a play which we enjoyed performing, Then this year, it was our duty to make the year book. Oh my! what an experience for just amateurs. With Mrs. Martin as our sponsor, Joyce Denny as our editor, and the staff and its helpers, we managed to produce the '57 GMHONIAN, We want to thank all our teachers who have taught daily: all our underclassmen for their co-operation with our plays, the yearbook, and all other activities: our principal: our sponsors -- in fact, everyone for helping to make our four years in Goshen High School the four happiest years of our lives. wifi ,,4.u.4...,5. ,r N E2 M :hm .:QZ' . . Bidi .J wg f 'iw fm JUNIOR PLAY 1 flu XQ- V. ji X i t SEATED: Barbara Winans, Joyce Griffith, Saundra Liebhart, Priscilla Nelson, Charles Wagmiller. STANDING: James Auman, Carl Lindner, Lee Steer, Roger Wyss, Gail Donohue, Mrs. Martin. THE SCARECROW CREEPS This is a three act comedy and mystery, which takes place in the Gage Manor, where Roderick Gage has invited all his relatives to spend the week-end. The relatives arrived at the Gage Manor with the in- tentions of hearing Roderick read his will, but instead he told them of the Carita Diamond, which has been stolen and hidden from the Gage family many years ago. Many strange things happened while searching for the diamond, a scarecrow was seen prowling in the garden in the dark, a rocking chair rocked by it- self, lights going on and off, and the disappearance of Roderick. With the help of Dr. Kenneth Gage, Norma Gage found the Carita Diamond, which was hidden behind the pendulum of the clock. The ghostly body of Roderick Gage hanging in the bay window caused Adam 'I'hrogg, the butler, to confess the stealing and hiding of the diamond. Roderick revealed that the Carita Diamond was a fake and turned his fortune and estate over to Norma Gage and Dr. Kenneth Gage on the condition that they marry. CAST Adam Throgg . Maudie Hobbs . Roderick Gage ..... Dr. Kenneth Gage .... Aunt Zinnia Washington , . . Carl Lindner . Barbara Winans . . Lee Steer . . Roger Wyss . . Gail Donohue Trailing Arbntus . .... . . . James Auman Perry Gage Charles Wagmiller Director - Mrs. Annabelle Gage. . . . Saundra Liebhart Miss Amelia Gage . . . . . Priscilla Nelson Norma Gage .... . . Joyce Griffith The Scarecrow . . . . . Robert May Student Directors . . . Joyce Denny Delores Doyle M. A. Butler Mrs. Martin SENIOR PLAY C9 SEATED Gail Donohue, Carol Carter, Saundra Liebhart, Ruth Ryser, Barbara Winans, Patty Starbuck. STANDING: Roger Wyss, Carl Lindner, J' im Auman, Lee Steer, Mrs. Martin. BII.l.Y'S GOAT On a dreary April day, when the family is particularly upsetting, Billy Hay comes to sell Mr, Carter a radio program and stays to become the father of the entire family fora month. Henry leaves for a vacation of peace, and Billy has his hands full trying to control the destinies of the various members of the household, none of whom is willing to give him the least co-operation. He finally resorts to spanking Madge when she is determined to jump from an airplane with two parachutes. This leads to love at first smack: but they are not permitted to be happy until after Violet tries to elope with a married man, Beulah falls in love with Billy as anideal movie hero, and the house is cleared of suitors when Billy spreads the rumor that the Carters have lost their money and must go to work This brings Henry home quickly to kick Billy into the tniddle of next month, but he at least forgives to the extent of offering him the managership of his Los Angeles branch and all ends happily .... for Billy and Madge. The l'eSI of the family, ironically enough, is not much changed by his month of substituting as pappa. CAST Henry Carter . . ..... Lee Steer Violet Carter . . . ..... Gail Donohue Beulah ..... .... . . . Barbara Winans Mrs. Susan Carter . . . .... Ruth Ryser Miss Davis ..... . . . Patty Starbuck Miss Cool ..... .... C arol Carter Billy Hay . . . . . Roger Wyss Madge Carter . . . . . . Saundra Liebhart Arthur Angel ...... . . . James Auman Harold Hollinghead . . . . . Carl Lindner Director .... . . . .... Mrs. Martin Student Directors . . . . . M. A. Butler Delores Doyle kk Priscilla Nelson gkk. fe Q1 ENGLISH JUNIOR These girls seem to know how to diagram this sentence. Sandy Blackburn, Susan Qtauley, Janet Winn HOME EC SENIOR lt almost looks like the young lady, Gail Donohue, is assisting the chef, Robert May. ART SENIOR From the looks of things we have some tal- ented artists in out school, Albert Anderson, Patty Starbuck, Bruce Rugqles, and Marilyn Stoffer. TY P ING Lee Steer and Glenda Maurer They must be taking a speed test 457 AU fig, t f fi F11 W I xy '4 ' u as. - f :s.f.i....f i . of-'-sms ik-405 111 1111 11111 11111111 111 11 111 1111111 11 1 Q Q 111 i n in ii i pg si p 1 X .- K ' l is 'mln ,.,ws ...K , wfqa ' 1 ra . st 1 . . oaths. f--,' V - ,,,,, , .r - i i -'W s ' . . , .. . . . 4 It YN, . :V if 2 tg, - s f . , f,.,1r,gg,' : ,,...,. gil Q.-,.1s.' .-,lift 2 -. 1 I 1 s 'iz.S lXi,', ' K gy 1 ' 1: '- if:,,4:'1:g-' - -1.1- ,, Q '- ' una. Asia- ? i OFFICERS Douglas Birkhimer. . . President Bill Ballis . . . . Vice-President IUNIOR CLASS OF '58 The Junior Class is composed of 56 members. The two homeroom teachers are Mr. Elsass and Mr. Tucker. During the year we have been busy trying to earn money. Some of our projects included: selling school supplies at noon, selling re- freshments at the athletic games, sponsoring six record hops following the games, and co-sponsoring a dance at Sebring with Sebring Student Council. J Christmas season brought two long awaited events. Our class rings arrived on December 19, and we had a successful Christmas Dance. We worked diligently on the Junior Play which we presented in the spring. The last major event of our Junior year was the Junior and Senior Prom. In conclusion, may we, the Junior Class extend our sincere con- gratulations to the Senior Class of 5'7 ! Patty Cox . .... Secretary Janet Winn . . . . Treasurer '.', X , -, gfsaiiff A Joyce Anderson be 5' ,' Y J Howard Balfour 5 ss ' 5 J Bk? . 'ii ' David Barnett ' -i. W B Marilyn Beck J its f tstts - S Richard Beitler C 'U 'ss , 1 T t Carol Berger Sandra Blackburn James Blasiman Daniel Boone Charles Bricker Ted Butler Hayes Covert Judith Dearth Donald Denny Janet Denny 29 wif? J fri V -fo 3 1 ' if .z,....s, My wi, - - ?..,,,,,th fi 3 V S I' X . S If ' 2 I is - O X W i--'i-. L s BGB ',1. -is our . 1,33 -Y Qfifflw' if 2if5,ff3V D A - . - s -'tw-.ig V g' .. B ,l . i -fx u it f m ... ' I J by . L,,. ,E ,.., Quests , Patricia Denny Lloyd DeVa11 Margaret Donohue Betty Ewing Rosetta Ford Norman Hill Ronald Hoffmaster Donald Hoopes Ianice Hieronimus Ardis Israel Karen Kerr David Kile Dorothy Knopp Joyce Lora Larry Lucas Glenda Maurer Jim McBride Edith Miller Barbara Morris Judy Nutt Marilyn Powell Ray Powell Ioan Reichenbach Janet Ritchey Carl Ryser David Sanford Lynn Sanor Bob Stallsmith Susan Stanley Pat Sweeney Rose Trummer Wayne Walter Nancy Weingart George Wright Paul Weimer gig? is gy' fi O0 .ffl .w-ra., Ht .. PQ if ri UO .. M.M,ex,t,,h vim .. o,.. ,,.. i ..,, T' , -:: 3 'ziizy-al .ri ga . .avgx K La ,Q . ,aj Eg V! ' Y -may if L -.fl ,if X I -av- 'C' 'f -gy v xpx 19' I' ,s' Y' ui A 6 SOPHOMORES - CLASS OF '59 Our home room teachers this year are Mrs. Conkle, Miss Stackhouse, Mrs. Kniveton, and Mr. Sheffer. There are '74 pupils in our class. We elected Janet Johnson by popular vote to be in the Queen's Court. The Sophomores and guests enjoyed a Snowflake Ball, January 19, 1957. Light Refreshments were served. OFFICERS Robert Curley ....... President Neva Kitzmiller . . . Vice-President Janet Johnson . ...... Secretary Bryda Douglas . ..... Treasurer FIRST ROW: Buddy Anderson, Sandra Barnett, Bruce Bayless, Marilyn Bjorkman, Sondra Borton. Bill Bowlin, Richard Bright. SECOND ROW: James Cameron, Fred Carpenter. Mary Casteel, Karen Clark, David Conkey, Karen Craven, Wil1iamCrist. THIRD ROW: David Cummings, Robert Daugherty. Patricia Dermotta, Sunny Barley, Bruce Ernst, Martha Felgar, Marilyn Flugan. 32 S if it tt, T, Q , , + l sum Wa f ' MSP? as :ww X 5 . S L -gh! P ff , N r 1 Q f lfemix ' S' ' ' 9 1.L W V 3 ' V 1:53. L V- -I'1-fi 1 .- if . '32 za 2 , 'JN .5 '03 E 3 , Ogxf, . ' -5 5 ,W ,nn-.-A, ,U ,.. ,I fs gif: K YI f. f. 'xiii - -vi ,vim V. vw :za i if ' 'L V314 A A , - . . H -35 on qw 1 , J 36. day-L Y 'ww G24 I Q N- , ,J y Vit Q K w fx 23Q,1f,,pV.V,. . Aflfiiff, Ma t Ji 2 it A , wt. 3 ao- '1 'W . Q, '13 S it 3 fgiglffi ef: , f ,x fix' , J ' S A YK 1 fi .gfgioffixxil P ' if gg S+ V if - if-Ei L-ffggf-'Q f X- . .Shia ,, -' V KA .a 2 -1 ' args va S27 53 C, ' ff l I i .. r, A ii alia' , 4, , fa Q 5 if ,. are T QQ fx as Ry, Wy W, K ' ' R . IV N' A -- X x' X ' V K -f '. 3 Aa gs, 'R A ! in 8 -. Q, z a '42 an K 1 f, ,S vi 'S W I , . K A A 5, , . y 'ht 1 H .wir f' if . an Hi 'My , Y W ' ' . L k ,K ffif' 66 2: FIRST ROW: Joyce Fryfogle, Diane Gerber, Kenneth Gillam, Helen Gregg, Connie Griffith, Kathryn Hanna, Richard Heston, SECOND ROW: Nancy Hofer, Mary Lou Holcomb, Harold Hoopes, Violet Householder, Mary Lynn Jackson, Margaret Johnston, Larry Jose. THIRD ROW: Clifford Kerr, Tom Kertes, Barbara Kile, Sandy Knoch, Norman Knoedler, Patty Ltmgociu, Kathleen Mercer. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Miller, Martha Miskimins, Bill Neiswonger, Teddy Pase, Barbara Patterson, Alexandra Petrachkoff, Charlotte Powell. FIFTH ROW: Dave Ramsey, .T eff Roberts, David Rogers, Brenda Ruggles, Naomi Sanor, Ruth Sanor, Kay Seeman. SIXTH ROW: Jo Ann Stewart, Linda Stoffer, Dennis Stonemetz, Janet Tressler, J' ack Uphold, Arthur Vesey, William Wagmiller. SEVENTH ROW: Donna Walborn, George Wallace, Tom Wallace, Duane Weingart, Frances Whaley, Jeff Wilson, Ronnie Wyss. 33 34 Lynn Barnett .... . . . President Shirley Baird .... Vice-President Jean Messiner .... . . Secretary Lynn King . . . . . . Treasurer Cedric Albright Donna Ballis Mary Lou Barclay J' ohn Barnes Frank Barnett Carol Beck Bonnie Bell Clarence Borton Robert Boyd Charles Brown Dale Buckmon Phillip Bush Carole Buzzard J' ames Cain Jane Cain Wayne Cameron LaVonne Canfield Charles Conkle FRESHMEN CLASS OF '60 The Freshman class of 1957 consists of 99 boys and girls. There are 45 girls and 54 boys. Our home-room is in the study hall and our teachers are Mrs. Atchison, Miss Citino, and Mr. West. We had two successful dances this year. Che was in October and the other was a Valentine Dance in February. For our Christmas exchange we decided to be different and pay from five to fifteen cents for gifts. Shirley Morris Russella Oesch James Pettit Kenneth Pettit Donna Phillips Lanny Reeves John Risden Betty Ritchie Robert Root Beverly Rudibaugh Lucia Runzo John Sanor William Sanor Tim Schaffer Edward Scott Alice Shipley Larry Shreve Don Shuman Fred Stanley Gary Stoffer Sandra Stoffer Ruth Stout Sandra Stowe Carolyn Stryffeler Ruth Toole Marianne Vandenburg Sally Vesey Gene Wagmiller Fred Weingart Pat Weingart Betty West Martha Whitcher Alma Wolford John Woolf Linda Woolf Leonard Wuthrick Robert Wyss CLASS SNAPS . BIOLOGY SOPHOMORE Could that be a little frog that those scientifically minded students are studying? Kathryn Hanna, Richard Heston, and Mary Casteel. HISTORY SOPHOMORE Can you imagine: George Wallace is showing Alex- andra Petrachkoff something amusing about The Bill Of Rights. INDUSTRIAL ARTS FRESHMAN Here we have Mike Metz, Gerald Mincks, and Richard Huseman displaying their skill in the wood working department. ALGEBRA FRESHMAN lean Meissner is explaining an equation in her Alge- bra class. EIGHTH GRADE I D 5 i TOP ROW: Gary Baker, Sandra Beitler, Gary Birkhimer, Barbara Blasiman, Susan Blythe, Mary Lou Bowlin, Dianna Breckenridge. SECONDROW: Sandra Carpenter, Donald Cobbs, Peggy Conkle, Jerry Davis, Mary Ellen Dowdy, Bob Doyle, Leicester Ford. THIRD ROW: Bernice Gidley, Harry Hancock, Charlotte Handwork, Evelyn Hanna, John Herbert, Patty Hoffman, Dorothy Holcomb. FOURTH ROW: Harriet Johns, Richard Kasso, Francis Kerr, Midge Kerr, Kathy Kleon, Janice Knight, Paul Knopp. FIFTH ROW: Alfred Leyman, Mary Linder, Jim Malcomson, Linda Mantwill, Sheron Mapes, David Martig, Mary May, SIXTH ROW: Nancy Oesch, Mary Pettit, J' udy Phillips, Jacqueline Quinn, Patty Rhodes, Robert Rouse, Jim Rudibaugh, SEVENTH ROW: Linda Sanor, Robert Smith, Eva Starbuck, Nancy Stuckey, Patrick Sweely, Linda Thompson, Dorothy Tucker, EIIGHTH ROW: Roger Wagnes, Wayne Warrington, Linda Weingart, Mary Whaley, Donna Wiles, Alfred Wuthrick. 38 SEVENTH GRADE 5-gf ,- a' 9 Q g . T ee e .. ., . ' fir as X ' . U a g i '31 W F 3 -.t-. ., Y s we A 'ZS af 'F 4 Q Q l S y A-sv , 4 V' . + I . V Q: , I I ,K ,,.: W F' 251 if it r it 5 xi 1 'B , 'U R W A X- 'fl ,X i -,mls-a., V, I 3: -k,- c A Lf Q ,V K V 3 H . ' fan K ' d R 'TH .D TA' 'W V. I I - ' Vi, K L I 5 K kg , x V , Mx No.. 4 , A T X X A S, Q , S L... ' u as 9 B , 2 :ia T ' V- ' - ' G ' , K 'Wt K K l ' if-pf 1 A k7k,k DJ: ,iii B ,,A,4 T K T' ' e - k Y - at r E X -Xi., Jn. 1 ' 4 mxxf'-fllufi , .33 .614 A. ifg?,,. .1 .f 3,1 i - S- Q5 Ikxgrnq ,g - 1 yy: W H T .V ' . f , MV: ,,.. we , R S, i i ,S so ii ,ima Y 1 ,, k ft 1: iii, - TOP ROW: Virginia Beatty, Bill Bedell, Leanna Bell, Wanda Bowlin, Kathy Breckenridge, Doma Cameron, Beverly Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Amold Clingerman, William Conkey, Frances Davis, .Toseph DeCort, Gary Dermotta, Keith Eyrich, Tom Griffiths, THIRD ROW: Dorothea Hancock, Louisa Ann Hanna, Alice Helms, Billy Heston, Larry Hoffman, Nancy Hoyt, Norma Karlen. FOURTH ROW: Joan Malmsberry, Rose Marie Manypenny, Wilma Manypenny, Robert Mather, Glenn McCartney, Karen McLaughlin, Joyce Moffett. FIFTH ROW: Terry Morlan, Sarah Ozenghar, Patty Riley, Tom Roberts, Frances Robinson, Bruce Seeman, Gloria Shaffer. SDCTH ROW: Grace Shipley, David Sprouse, Ira Swiger, Ronald Townsend, Joan Weingart, Linda Weingart, Ronnie Weingart. SEVENTH ROW: Chuck Wilson, Ellen Wilson, Robert Winn, Marsha Wyss. NOVI' PICTURED: Bobby McQuistion. 39 4 nf, as IUNIOR HIGH OFFICERS f EIGHTH GRADE KB: i 'xg'P 'tzr S 'hW A' ':i l President . . . . . . . . Richard Loudon L Vice-President . . . . Norma Phillips M P pl ma at p Secretary ........ .T oe Meissner ,E t r rrr,1 Treasurer .... Lisa Petrachkoff i W' g . ,M , ,,. Q President ......... Patty Capel Vice- President ..... Tom Furlong Secretary , ,,,, Walter Greenamyer Treasurer ...... Stephen Dallklef SEVENTH GRADE President ........ Jeannie Cook ' '35 Q , A W X l H Vice-President , . , David Knoedler -.fx I - f i ,213 A Secretary . . . . . . . . Lynn Baker 'Cl' W' President ,,,,,, Lynn Ann Stanley - C X ' Vice-President . . . Arlene Wallace C ts A Q 5 Treasurer . . .Jeanette Vandenburgh M lx all ' AI ' iii -jr Our Eighth Grade teachers are Mrs. De Mets and Mrs. Watson. Mrs. Watson took a leave of absence for an operation and recovery. She re- turned January 22, 1957. During her period ofabsence Mr. Manos was , our teacher, and we enjoyed having V him very much. The Seventh Grade teachers are Mr. Hendricks and Mr. Rohrer. On October 30, we had a Halloween Dance. Dancing and games were enjoyed by all. The refreshments were served by the Mothers' Club. We decorated our rooms at Christmas time, and Mr. Manos' room won first prize for their room decorations. The Seventh and Eighth grades are having a dance on February 15, 1957, and donating the profits to the March of Dimes. ' ' It If V. . .tr ,wt - .V 6 lt looks like they've been studying the circulatory system. Linda Sanor points to the heart which she has drawng Wayne Warring- ton is taking Norma Phillips' pulse, Louisa Hanna and Beverly Carpenter must be doing a dance routine. 40 11 1 111111111 HOMECOMING QUEEN MISS SAUNDRA LIEBHART QUEEN AND HER COURT Judie Weingart, fiueen of '55g the Queen: Runner-up Joyce Griffithg Sophomore attendant, Janet Johnsong Junior attendant, Patty Coxg Senior attendant, Joyce Denny: Freshman attendant, Marilyn Johnson. ESCORTS: Robert May, Kenneth Wolford, Norman Hill, Lee Steer, Richard Schaffer, Keith Hahn, Rich- ard Vesey. On October 13th Roger Wyss, Captain of the 1956 Footba11Team, crowned Sandy Liebhart Home' coming Queen. 43 2 iv- U - ,, - ,. , Aff Q, ' S if Q M- - - - 2541! 'E ' XE 'li . x m L x W... if 43255 5 V, K - -- E W if as ., : ,Q -fr M A 4 X QW. . fi + 1 ,T-' 5-gf -Q A515 X 7 H. X X ' ,Y x X .H H .. 4 Q X 1 1 Y 1' . ., .5 .H+ X A if-Q ,tk L .,1. N- -f-DE -N x . X Mk N. -vw 'ff xy wx 45X - T3 X.. -- , rw 9' , ..,, . gxzrf - - :ij-. -Nfl? ff' r 'lk W E ...ex mf .A , 1 Y 1 i C gGfwig1gsl f:t' , A ,ii Y 5 '25 il' W L xg, QI H13 , , ., p 9? Q QQ L, X 'J' 'iw f 4 N fi , If sf ' Y rf? f l K 'WP A iw 2 M Z- g , 'gpg-,. v in 4 A252 up fi Mi: if -ii-if is ,-5 f ff K ::Esf--4:11, if 5' . Haj . my W' H :UZ-G.. 5 - A ,i . 5 SIM , :-1-Wm 'V' ' Sf...HLf'?.-A fy' . ' - ' -1: 3 , A G, ,, x A A K Y K H., 1 -.L .fhgf V ,AW Aa my V W ' ' :ffQLf5 Z .,,..- , '54 Q57-1,3-mag VV X K . K' 'sw' 'ilif 1 kxjqag 31 .gf iw. K K- 1 I A x I 1 ' A, H 51 .35 . I ' X ' I y 1 23 4 , k .N f- : x Q2 12. Q, - H f ' ,Ee 5 Iv- i mf X 4 x 'Www-H. ' wa. 31 5, 1f3f7g,,- n ' if 3. 'EQ' 5 MAHONING COUNTY CHAMPS The 1956 football team, led by captain Roger Wyss, was one of the most successful in Goshen's history. Confronted by its strongest schedule, the team blasted through to a nine win one loss record. The only defeat coming at the hand of Leetonia ir1 a hard fought 13-6 decisidn. The greatest attribute that can be paid an ath- letic team is that the players were competitive, hard workers, lovers of the game, and never once could have been called quitters. These qualities typified the 1956 edition of the Goshen football team that won the Inter-county Championship and the Mahoning County Championship for the third consecutive year. Four seniors and one junior were honored on the Inter-county football team: Captain Roger Wyss, Ed Wilson, Don Saltsman, Bruce Ruggles, and Bob Stallsmith, the junior. Graduation will take a high toll this yearas nine seniors will be lost. Roger Wyss scored 58 points and threw 14 touch- down passes. Ed Wilson, his main target, caught eight touchdown passes and wasastalwart on defenseg he was probably the best receiver in the school 's his- tory. Don Saltsman played a first team tackle for three years. Albert Anderson, handicapped by a shoulder injury, served two years as an end and guard. Bruce Ruggles, a rugged and aggressive center, served two years on the first team. Roger Greenamyer was the most improved player of a year ago. .Toe Crum, defensive line backer for two years, turned in the best game of his career in downing Sebring '27-O. J im Auman was a loyal team member for four years and Carl Lindner worked his way into a starting assignment in his senior year. Bob Stallsmith was the leading scorer of the team with 98 points, Ed Wilson 66, RDSCI' WYSS 53. Bud Anderson 42, Hayes Covert 37, Doug Birkhimer 34, Don Schtunan 7, Roger Greenamyer 6, Wayne Walters 1, and Don Saltsman 1. Ruth Sanor Satmdra Liebhart Patti Cox Joyce Griffith Joyce Lora 47 FOURTH ROW: John Woolf, Buddy Borton, Bill Crist, Lynn Barnett, Dave Eddy. .Toe Duriga, Tim Schaffer, Jeff Roberts. 'THIRD ROW: Larry Shreve, Llayd Devall, Ray Powell, Ronald Hoffmaster, Richard Bright, Jeff Wilson, Don Schuman, Ronnie Miller, George Wright, Abe Bricker. SECOND ROW: Tom Kertes, Buddy Anderson, Bob Stallsrnith, Tom Wallace, Pat Sweeney, Wayne Walter, Hayes Covert, Larry Lucas, Doug Birkhimer. FIRST ROW: Mr. Gorby, Coach, Jim Auman, Bruce Ruggles, Don Saltsman, Ed Wilson, Roger Greelamyer, Carl Lindner, Joe Crum, Roger Wyss, Mr. Zurbrugg, Assistant Coach. SEATED: Lynn Moore, Dick Loudon. ABSENT: Albert Anderson. Dover 67- 7 N, Jackson 33-13 Windham 19- 6 Greenford 27-19 Leetonia 6- 13 Lowellville 41 - 12 McDonald 7- 6 Canfield 42-13 N. Lirna 58- 7 Sebring 27- 0 CHEERLEADERS in t L ??':fS5'fVk1 A-, aww W, . SNAPSHOTS OF THE GOSHEN-LEETONTA GAME Goshen was defeated by Leetonia 13-6 at Lee- tonia in a hard fought ball game from both sides. When the game ended, Goshen was just 18 inches from the goal line but couldn't get the ball over. 2 t-1 K Z eww Y M, !l8M it .r 3 I A 1, s I 1 f I IUNIOR HIGH SPORTS FIRST ROW: Steve Danklef, James Malcomson, Paul Knopp, Walter Greenamyer, Bob Doyle, Jim Rudi- baugh, Robert Wyss. SECOND ROW: Mr. Scott, Wayne Griffiths, Tom Furlong, Jerry Davis, Gary Baker, Edward Scott, Richard Huseman, THIRD ROW: Larry Dearth, Gary Isenschmid, Joe Meissner, Gary Birkhimer, Fred Stanley, Maurice Dickson, Jerry Dearth, -it uf? i ,fgttik I 343 I .ln X SEATED Tom Roberts, Bill Bedell, James Malcomson, Chuck Wilson, Richard Loudon, Joe Meissner. STANDING: Mr, Scott, Paul Knopp, Gary Baker, Gary Birkhimer, David Sprouse, Tom Griffiths. THIRD ROW: Lynn Baker, David Knoedler, Bob Doyle, Keith Eyrich, Terry Morlan. MAHONING COUNTY CHAMPS FLRST ROW: Mr. Tucker, Captain, Roger Wyssg Mr. Zurbrugg, Manager, Howard Balfour. SECOND ROW: Doug Birkhimer, To' Wallace, Hayes Covert, Norman Hill, Wayne Walters, Eddie Wilson, Lynn Barnett, Pat Sweeney, Ronnie Wyss, George Wallace, Bt Stallsmith. For the first time in 42 years the 1956-57 Goshen Gophers, coached by Joe Tucker, won the Mahoning County Class ABaske ball Championship Title by defeating the Lowellville Rockets 50-48. Coach Tucker's boys had a season record of 14 wins, 4 losses to make it 27 wins and 9 losses for the two years thathe has bee coaching in Goshen High. Four lettermen gave Coach Tucker a nucleus to build a high scoring successful ball club. The leading scorer for the seasc was Captain Roger Wyss with 375 points and runners-up were Bob Stallsmith with 192 and Norman Hill with 191. Wayne Walters and Ed Wilson along with Hill have carried most of the rebounding burden and have also contributed great' to the scoring department. Hayes Covert missed part of the season due to a chipped bone in his hip and his absence was keenly fel Wyss, Stallsmith, and'Hill were picked on the all county team. The team will lose only two boys due to graduation and will hope to bring back the Mahoning County Championship nextyea Goshen Jackson-Milton Goshen Lowellville Goshen Greenford Goshen Berlin Center Goshen North Lima Goshen Lisbon Goshen Leetonia Goshen McDonald Goshen Jackson-Milton Goshen Salinesville Goshen Springfield Goshen Fairfield Goshen Canfield Goshen Berlin Center Goshen North Lima Goshen New Waterford Goshen Champion TOURNAMENT GAMES Goshen Berlin Center Goshen Greenford Goshen Lowellville SENIOR BOYS WM-E ED WILSON Center ROGER WYSS Captam Forward VARSITY Cl-I EERLEADERS ..,f Joyce Griffith HEAD CHEERLEADER Patty Cox Saundra Liebhart Joyce Lora 51 QNX pw. W 5-an-J ,. f -. gag, ll 'E SEATED: Tom Wallace, Pat Sweeney, Doug Birkhimer, Ronnie Wyss, Lynn Barnett. STANDING: Buddy Anderson, Jeff Roberts, Jeff Wilson, Ed Daugherty, George Wallace. Coach Ralph Zurbrugg's Reserves came off the better side of the won and loss column with a record of 14-4. The Reserve Team consisting of underclassmen were paced by Captain, Doug Birkhimer, and Lynn Barnett, who was high point man for the season with a high of 159 points. Runner-up in the high scoring tallies was Pat Sweeny with 111 points. These boys, with an abundance of height and speed, will serve as a comfortable pillow for next year's coach. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Ballis, Helen Gregg, Marilyn Johnson, Ruth Sanor, Head Cheerleader. FLRST ROW: Jeff Roberts, Buddy Anderson, Doug Birkhimer, Ronnie Wyss, Dave Ramsey, SECOND ROW: Tim Schaffer, Chuck Brown, Eddie Daughtery, Roger Wyss, Jeff Wilson, Wayne Walter, Hayes Covert, Bob Stallsmith. This year Goshen hopes to retain the county baseball title after losing by one run to Spring- field last year. This years returning lettermen include: Carl Lindner, Ed Wilson, Roger Wyss, Bob Stall- smith, Wayne Walter, Bill Ballis, George Wright, Hayes Covert, Lloyd De Vall, and Buddy Ander- son. Here's hoping J' oe Tucker's '57 squad will bring the trophy back to Goshen where it belongs. IUNIOR HIGH CHEER - LEADERS Lynn Ann Stanley Marjorie Kerr, Head Cheerleader Kathy Kleon Arlene Wallace 54 GLOBE TROTTERS KNICKER- BOCKERS SEATED: Cla renc e Borton, Dave Rogers, Dick S c h a ffe r, Captaing Robert Crist, Gary Stoffer. NOT PICTURED: Bill Bowlin, Ray Powell. f K . u I Ei! 1 1 I 1 I 5 . 1 V r I ' . SEATED: James Blasiman, Charles Bricker, Paul Grim, Captain, Char- les Wagmiller, Willis Grim. STANDING: Edward Karlen, Dave Ramsey. MAGIC IANS SEATED: John Bames, Lynn Sanor, Charles Pelley, Glen Weber, Cap- tain- Carl R , yser. NOT PICTURED: Lynn Moore, Bill Neiswonger. 56 GIRLS' INTRAMURALS SENIORS SEATED: Delores Doyle, Pearl Price Gail Donohue, Jackie Dermotta Priscilla Nelson. STANDING:Carol Davis, Barb Win- ans, Janice Cameron, Joyce Denny. IUNIORS SEATED: Janet Denny, Betty Ewing, Carol Berger, Pat Denny, Rosetta Ford. STANDING: Janice Hieron i m us, Julia Nutt, Janet Ritchey. A' Y 'C -P di Y 5 M51 57 0- ff? gr SENIORS SEATED: Mary Ann Hartman, Joyce G riffi th, Carol Carter, Marilyn Stoffer, Patty Starbuck. S T A NDING: Ruth Ryser, Gertrude Smith, Nancy Willis. sovuomonzs ,ss , - Q, X ffNY FIRST ROW: Marilyn Bjorkman, Jo Ann Stewart, Brenda Ruggles, Bar- bara Kile, Mary Lynn Jackson, Ruth Sanor. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Flugan, Sondra Borton, Janet Johnson, Patty Lungociu, Neva Kitzmiller. THIRD ROW: Sandra Knoch, Helen Gregg, Ja net Tressler, Kathleen Mercer, Sandra Barnett, Mary Lou Holcomb, SEATED: Betty Ritchie, Shirley Morris, Pat Weingart, Carol Beck, Sue Ernst. STANDING: Eleanor Lucas. FRESHMEN FRESHMEN SEATED: D onna B a llis, Shirley Baird, Ruth Stout, Jean Meissner, Donna Denny. STANDING: Marilyn Johnson. 58 1'gigfkiE,f.f'f5'fQgQ'2 V KVK: 27,1 .. Q - f .QQ in ,1sQ.:?r',t'g . ,-gg, fi.- -ws' ' -:'i,Q :Q I 3 Y 111111 1111111111111 1111 11111111 11111 11111111111 11 11 1111111111 1 111 1111 1111 1111 111111 11 11 11 111111111111111111111 I LEFI' TO RIGHT: SONDRA BORTON President of Latin Club DOROTHY KNOPP Head Majorette ROGER WYSS President of Student Council Boy's State Delegate Football and Basketball Captain JOYCE GRIFFITH Head Cheerleader KAREN KERR President of F. T. A. W Momfroa X fTl:QIZ' K co-CAPT AIN I V M A Butler ?'if'- . Q-I 60 wuo's wno IN l957 98 WT92! Q x I WHO'S WHO IN I957 i ,Be if xx--- N so 4 ' I 'X 'tv -In. ff f 1' VM! 5 X X Tiff-P u N I - J o', 5 4 Fi':'f4?5'l:5 I ' I Kay, Zig' -:sl Hl-if i MONITOR CO-CAPTAIN Paul Grim 61 LEFT TO RIGHT: BOB CURLEY PRISCILLA NELSON RUTH BAIRD JOYCE DENNY DOUG BIRKHIMER LYNN BARNETT President of Sophomore Class Miss Print Editor President of N. H. S. President of F. H. A. Club Editor of Annual President of G. A. A. President of Senior Class President of Junior Class President of Freshman Class STUDENT COUNCIL ...fins-so me 92 :gg SEATED: Joyce Lora, Carol Berger, Joe Crum, Roger Wyss, Joyce Denny, Neva Kitzmiller. STANDING: Bill Ballis, Hayes Covert, Lynn Barnett, Lee Steer, George Wallace, Frank Barnett, Mr. Elsass, The Student Council of Goshen Union is a selected group of students elected by their re- spective classes as representatives. The function of the Council is to meet, discuss, and strive to solve the various problems or difficulties which arise during each school year. Each year, the Council sponsors the Homecoming, plans the entertainment for a Christmas program, and con- ducts the annual cheerleader-try-outs. During this year the Council also edited a school directory and made popcorn balls for the entire high school at Christmas time. OFFICERS President .... . . Roger Wyss Vice-President , , , , Joyce Denny Secretary . . .... Joyce Lora l Treasurer . . . . Neva Kitzmiller Advisor . . . . Mr. Elsass 62 SEATED: Joyce Lora, Alice Bonsall, Charles Wagmiller, Paul Grim, M. A. Butler, Roger Wyss, Susan Stanley, Gertrude Smith, SECOND ROW: Richard Vesey, Saundra Liebhart, Mary Ann Hartman, Joyce Whitcher, Nina Wayne, Jackie Dermotta, Judy Planchock, Keith Hahn, Mr. Gorby, THIRD ROW: John Stryffeler, Larry Lucas, Albert Anderson, Lee Steer, Hayes Covert, Richard Schaffer, Don Saltsman. These people volunteer their services to help patrol the halls and rooms to see that people don't wonder around the school without permission. The co-captains, Paul Grim and M. A. Butler, take charge of the whole group under the supervision of the advisor, Mr. Gorby. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 'I R1-'ll e NATIONAL - 6 Manoa socatw A, , M .3 Q 'X , its 5 1. g L Q 2, .3 Wx'Hi i V E5 L5 'A 5 g 7-v 9 LEFT TO RIGHT: President, Priscilla Nelsong Treasurer, Carol Davis: Advisor, Mrs. Martin, Vice- President, Joyce Griffith, Secretary. Joyce Denny. For the past three years new members have been inducted into the Athena Chapter of the National Honor Society. To become a member of the N. H. S. you must obtain the four qualifi- cations: Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. A N. H. S. pin is to be worn by mem- bers of the N. H. S. A11 members must uphold the four qualifications at all times. It is a great honor to be chosen into the membership. 63 SENIOR FIRST ROW: Pat Denny, David Kile, A1iceBonsall, Patty Lungociu, Sandra Malmsberry, Maurice Dick Denny, Robert Crist, Edith Miller, Shirley Baird, Anne Glassburn, Marjorie Kerr, Judy Davis, Jane C Evelyn Hanna, Peggy Conkle, Judy Phillips, Edward Scott, Eugene Wagrniller, David Knoedler, Rick Roberts, Rosemany Manypermy, Kathleen Mercer, CarolCarter, Tom Kertes, Linda Thompson, Donna Wi Hanna, Mr. West, Dorothy Knopp, Jack Uphold, Clarence Borton, Paul Knopp, Lucia Runzo, Donna De: Maxine Hahn, Joyce Whitcher, The band started this year with the best marching band in our history. It played at the foot- ball games both at home and away. The climax of the season came at the Sebring game, when the Sebring announcer said after the show, that it was the finest band show ever presented at the Seb- ring stadium The concert season started with a Christmas Concert, at which there was the largest crowd ever to attend a concert, Following the vacation, we began to work hard for our formal Winter Concert on March 4. On March 9 we sent a number of soloists and ensembles to the district contest at Youngstown University. On March 30 our band competed in the district band contest at Boardman. Our contest season ended with an informal Pop Concert in May, This type of concert was repeated because of the success of the one that we presented last year. f ,JET if xx Je A71-.emit YJ - BAND - '57 1 I 1-'eff W ' is ,LQW S 3 5 ,vRg,' uce Seeman, Patty Riley, Janet Johnson, Karen Kerr, SECOND ROW: Barbara Kile, Keith Hahn, J aner icy Srucky, Brenda Ruggles, Jean Meissner, Neva Kitzmi11er,Joyce Denny. THIRD ROW: John Herbert, idon, Alfred Leyman, Leonard Wurhrick, Donald Denny, Kay Seeman, Lynn King, Wayne Denny, Tom URTH ROW: Wayne Griffiths, Marianne Vandenburgh, Carol Davis, Joe Duriga, Glen Weber, Kathryn meth Kerr, Sondra Borton, John Eddy, Connie Griffith, John Barnes, Alfred Wurhrick, Leanna Bell, H BAND DIRECTOR MR. ALLEN WEST V' f, .1 . as Lf Z MAIORETTES H-snail 9' I As if K -iqii ',,, ,. .,.. , 1 A , GHS' V a .Q Scmbr B e LEFT TO RIGHT: Delores Doyle, Barbara Kile, Ianet Johnson, Dorothy Knopp, Head Majoretteg Brenda Ruggles, Pat Denny, Sandra Blackburn. The ma jorettes group is an important part of the marching band. Most of the twirling and dance routines are designed by them. Five of the seven girls are playing members of the concert band. Carol Carter acted as substitute and marched at the North Lima game. P I :WJ JJJ-Us Eli fl Lift your voices, loud and clearg For our school we hold so dear, Where we've gathered day by day, To learn in life to make our way. Here we've used both head and hand, To better understand our land, Now as days so quickly fly, 1-L-1-Q-wif-'E-SQ 66 IUNIOR BAND FIRST ROW: Joan Malmsberry, Carol Kile, Sandra Close, Jeannine Cook, Kathryn Hoffmaster. SEC- OND ROW: Carol Kuzma, Cheryl Kuzma, Kathy Kile, Eileen Conkle, Carol Manypenny, Cheryl Barnett, Gary Dermotta, Lynn Ann Stanley, Ronald Townsend. THIRD ROW: Paula Root, Cheryl Maurer, Kay Bames, Mary Herbert, Dianne Broomall, Charlene Duriga, Diane Cook, Betty Jean Morrow, Linda Stowe, Gary Barber, Dennis Morrison, Harold Hobe, David Callahan, Bobbie Bell, John Fowler, Raymond Zepper- nick. FOURTH ROW: Roger Wallace, Dennis Gudat, Gail Griffith, David Kassl, Randy Reed, Lynn Baker, Mr, West, Sari Morris, Eddie Karlan, Raymond Rogers, Dennis Knoedler, Ronnie Soffell, Tod Bonsall, Ronnie Rhodes, Willis Uphold, Keith Eyrich, John Dickson. The Jrmior Band this year has 48 members. The work of this group consisted mainly of preparing for the Junior High Band Contest, which was held on May 4. We also had several soloists and ensembles inthe contest. This band gives playing experience to the younger musicians in preparing them for a place in the Senior Band. RQ . 14 ex fir xy 162.19 Wx , P, 0 , R 5 'ak xg dx: he 2 a. 'ig 4 Q ff. vi J 2 is l 5 67 GLEE CLUB SEATEDg Beverly Rudibaugh, Carol Berger, Moinell Culler, Mary Lyrm Jackson, Judy Planchock, Patty Weingart, Alma Wolford, Diane Gerber. SECOND ROW: Margaret Johnston, Alice Shipley, Betty Talbott, Pearl Price, Carol Buzzard, Sue Ernst, Lorrie Kerr, .Toan Easton, Patty Starbuck, THIRD ROW: Ruth Ryser, Carol Beck, Bonnie Bell, Sandra Barnett, Eleanor Lucas, Nina Wayne, Ruth Stout, Ruth Baird, Barbara Winans. NOT PICTURED: Joyce Anderson, Marilyn Beck, Betty Ewing, Janet Ritchey, Rosetta Ford, President , , . , , . , , Judy Planchock Vice-President , . . . , , . Mary Lynn Jackson Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . Patty Weingart The Girls Glee Club consists of 31 members. Our advisor and director is Mrs. Murdoch. A mother's club has also been started. The Glee Club gave a Spring Concert April 1, and also participated in the musical contest. XJ , fi l ' 3 X ' MRS. MURDOCH, Director Q l S 68 LATIN CLUB SEATED: Teddie Pase, Maxine Hahn. Janet Johnson, Sondra Borton, Neva Kitzmiller, Patty Lungociu, Diane Gerber, Beverly Rudibaugh. SECOND ROW: Sari Morris, Jean Meissner, Margaret Johnson, Mary Lou Barclay, Francis Whaley, Connie Griffith, Sandra Knoch, Carolyn Stryffeler, Mrs. Kniveton. THIRD ROW: Nancy Hofer, Sue Ernst, Russella Oesch, Joan Easton, Lorrie Kerr, Marianne Vandenburgh, Karen Israel, Kathryn Hanna, Betty West, Barbara Kile. FOURTH ROW: Donna Denny, Patty Weingart, Anne Glassburn, La Vonne Caufield, Sandra Stowe, Lucia Runzo, Brenda Ruggles, Sandra Barnett, Kathleen Mercer, Alexandra Petrachkoff. FIFTH ROW: Edward Scott, Frank Barnett, Edward Daugherty, David Eddy, Larry Jose, Kenneth Gillam, Kenneth Kerr, Lynn King, Bob Curley, Maurice Dickson, Dave Rogers, Wayne Denny, MINERVA SOCIETAS PreSideIlI .... , . , Sondra Borton Vice-President , . . . Neva Kitzmiller SCCFCTHFY . . . . . . Janet Jormson Treasurer . . . . . . . Patty Limgociu News Reporter . . . . . . . . ...... Diane Gerber MOTTO: Ad astra per aspera CTo the stars through bolts and bars.J COLORS: Gold and White FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES: Wayne Denny and Betty West SPONSOR: Mrs. Kniveton F.H.A. CLUB SEATED: Joyce Whitcher, Sandra Blackburn, Marilyn Stoffer, Gail Donohue, Ruth Baird, Joyce Griffith, Carol Davis, Susa.n Stanley, Patty Starbuck. SECOND ROW: Miss Stackhouse, Moinell Culler, Rose Trummer, Sally Vesey, Martha Whitcher, Karen Clark, Delores Doyle, Jo Ann Stewart, Janet Tressler, Dona Ballis, Donna Phillips, Naomi Sanor. THIRD ROW: Linda Woolf, Alice Shipley, Martha Felgar, Sandra Malmsberry, Janet Winn, Jane Cain, Mary Lou Holcomb, Joyce Fryfogle, Linda Stoffer, Maxine Hahn. FOURTH ROW: Donna Walborn, Shirley Morris, Florence Kerr, Maria.nne Vandenburgh, Anna Batdorff, Carol Buzzard, Karen Craven, Judy Davis, Sunny Early, Betty Ritchie, Patty Dermotta, Barbara Patterson, Ruth Toole. FIFTH ROW: Bonnie Bell, Marilyn Flugan, Charlotte Powell, Mary Lynn Jackson, Delores Lake, Nina Wayne, Carl Lindner, Bob May, Edward Wilson, Charles Pelley, Eleanor Lucas, Carol Dorsey, Elaine Hoopes, Ruth Sanor, Marilyn Bjorkman, Helen Gregg. The F. H. A. Club officers for 1956-1957 are: President .... ..... R uth Baird Vice-President . . . . . Joyce Griffith Secretary . . . . . . Gail Donohue Treasurer . . . . . Carol Davis The purpose of the club is to provide a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. It is every member's desire to become a better citizen, a better student, and abetter candidate for a successful homemaker. YMAKFR5- X,f'T'T'7'rT ,xx 0- L, mu lJl'l'l - E ' ffl? 40 kt-4.4.1-f'! 70 0 NEW 90 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA SEATED: Margaret Johnston, Diane Gerber, Kathryn Hanna, Neva Kitzmiller, Karen Kerr, Joyce Griffith, Joyce Lora, Teddie Pase. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gorby, Betty Ewing, Nancy Hofer, Sari Morris, Priscilla Nelson, Sandra Knoch, Janet Winn, Rose Trurnmer, THIRD ROW: Marianne Vandenburgh, Barbara Kile. Lucia Runzo, Karen IsraeL Karen Craven. Sunny Earley, Susan Sta.n1ey, Donna Denny. FOURTH ROW: Betty West, Patty Lungociu, Alexandra Petrachkoff, Robert Curley, Eddie Daugherty, Wayne Dermy. President . . . ..... Karen Kerr Vice-President . . . . . Joyce Griffith Secretary . . . . . . Neva Kitzmiller Treasurer . . . . . Kathryn Hanna Sponsor . . . .... Mr. Gorby The F, T. A. is an organization in which the members have an opportunity to work with children in the school and become better acquainted with the possibilities of teaching as a career. Some of the qualifications for membership are: a C-faverage, an interest in being with children, and it is for students in grades nine through twelve. A merit system is used by which the members can earn points. Each different job such as: teaching, librarian, and assisting a teacher in any way, are worth so many points. In the senior year a member can receive a pin if he has reached the total of two htmdred points. 71 LIBRARIANS SEATEII Margaret Johnston, Kathryn Hanna, Mr. Hendricks, Karen Kerr, Diane Gerber. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Barclay, Betty West, Alexandra Petrachkoff, Mari1ynJohnson, Ruth Stout, THIRD ROW: Richard Heston, Dave Rogers. These people give up one of their study halls each day to help take care of the school library books. They make sure that all the books are properly taken care of, and that reference books do not leave the school. They keep the library neat and tidy and keep all the books in good con- dition. They are under the supervision of Mr. Hendricks. These people participated in the Prince of Peace Contest. They chose their own speeches and were assigned to a church in the area in which they were to give their speeches. Ruth Ryser's speech, At Dawn You Shall Die, and Roger Wyss's speech, God Give Us Men, were given at the Church of Christ in Sebring. Roger placed second. In the Presbyterian Church in Seb- ring, Alexandra Petrachkoff gave the speech, A World Safe For Mankind, and Karen Kerr's speech was The Big Lie. Rosetta Ford's speech, Enlist For Peace, Joyce Andetson's speech, And Strife Will Cease, and Betty Ewing's speech, A World Safe For Mankind were given at the Damascus Friends Church. SEATED: Ruth Ryser, Karen Kerr, Betty Ewing, Rosetta Ford. ST A NDI N G: Alexandra Petrachkoff, Roger Wyss. NOT PICTURED: Joyce Anderson. MERRY HAPPY IHRISTMAS NEW YEAR il. 1 Na. 3 Goshen Union School December ltnlflgfi ,HSS PRINT Christmas ls Remembering BUS CR TRAINPP Published By Goshen Union School ditor A.,....,,..,,. Priscilla Nelson o-Editors .... .... . Ioycc Denny Carol Davis ssist. Editor ..., Susan Stanley dvisor -AAA,-,,,-.-.... Mr. Hendricks lass Reporters- l reshman-Judy Davis Sophomore-Barbara Kile Junior-Nancy VVeingart Senior-Sandra Leibhart :cial Calendar .. Delores Doyle usic- liaud-Pat Denny Chorus-Barbara Winans itchen Gadabouts, Nina Wayne Jssip -,---,-----. Marty Donohue it Parade ......,. Marilyn Powell evotions ..,..... Patty Starbuck morts ------ ..r. R oger Wyss Ed Wilson lshions --------.,.- Susan Stanley 'siding Post ..,.....,. Karen Kerr wing Reporter A,..-,,,. ..V......... . . When we were little girls and boys, Dreaming of old Santa Claus, His reindeer-sleigh and bag of toys. The cut-out cookies in the jar, The Christmas tree with gifts beneath, And on the top a twinkling star. The old home church in candle- light, The merry bells, the carols gay, And children eager to recite. The steady glow of friendships star, The cheery greetings that we send, To old-time friends both near and far. The guiding star o'er Bethle- hem hill, The angel choir, the glorious song Of peace on earth, to men good will. The stable room with manger lzrare, The Christ Child wrapped in swaddling clothes, The lowly shepards kneeling there. The Baby's first awakening cry, Remembering the sweetness of The Mother's tender lullaby. The -wise men from the land afar, Bringing gifts unto the Child, Guided by th eglowing star. The birthday of our Saviour- King, Rmembering and Thanking Him When to His throne our gifts we bring. Snow Flake Ball Freshman News Well, here we are again with some news to tell all of you students who are interested. To begin with, the Seniors are try- ing to decide between bus and train for their trip. They will vote on the issue at a later date, but what will be the out- come - no one knows. We are anxiously waiting for our pictures which are supposed to come before Christmas vaca- tion. The annual staff has worked very hard lately trying to get some pages done and ready to send to the publishers. We have our deadlines to meet. Gail Donohue is planning a Christmas party for the Senior class at her home. We hope everyone will go and, of course, have a lot of fun. We appreci- ate it and thank you very much, Gail. that's all the news for .- Gail Donohu itin Club .,,..... Diane Gerbe mor High News ........ ........... Eva Starbuc nd so from the Senior the faculty and all the s, Merry Christmas and New Year. Order Iunior. Class rings are to be in December 19, the Juniors are looking to that day. re planning a Christmas hope that everyone that's all for this Merry Christmas and New Year to everyone. f'N G.A.A. IPF' SEATE11 Janet Denny, Donna Ballis, Joyce Lora, Neva Kitzmiller, Carol Berger, Joyce Denny, Gail Donohue, Joyce Griffith, Beverly Rudibaugh, SECOND ROW: Martha Felgar, Mary Lou Barclay, Sandra Knoch, Pearl P-rice, Janet Tressler, Betty Ewing, Rosetta Ford, Jean Meissner, Priscilla Nelson, Shirley Baird, Jane Cain, Alma Wolford. THIRD ROW: Patricia Dermotta, Sue Ernest, Russella Oesch, Shirley Morris, Sunny Earley, Karen Kerr, Ruth Ryser, Sandra Liebhart, Delores Doyle, Karen Craven, Betty Ritchie, Marianne Vandenburgh, Pat Denny, Mr, Elsass. FOURTH ROW: Jo Ann Stewart, Mary Ann Hart- man, Marilyn Bjorkman, Ruth Sanor, Lucia Runzo, Brenda Ruggles, Janet Johnson, Patty Ltmgociu, Barbara Kile, Mary Lynn Jackson, Helen Gregg, Marilyn Flugan, Barbara Winans, Patty Weingart. FIFTH ROW: Donna Denny, Marilyn Johnson, Eleanor Lucas, Janet Ritchey, Nancy Willis, Marilyn Stoffer, Carol Davis, Carol Carter, Jackie Dermotta, Janice Cameron, Janice Hieronimus, Sandra Barnett, Ruth Stout, Sondra Borton, La Vorme Canfield. President . . . . . . .Joyce Denny Vice-President . . 4 .... Carol Berger Secretary . . . . . . Neva Kitzmiller Treasurer . . .... Gail Donohue Sponsor............ ....... Mr.Elsass The Girls Athletic Association consists of a group of girls who are interested in athletics. Our main sports at school are basketball and softball. We try to hold monthly meetings where we discuss other athletic activities such as skating, bowling, and swimming. This year we have nearly sixty members from grades nine through twelve exclusively. ff ,. ,, we 4... x of Ze 4 i Numer y Schgol which Oqev Sfkw 90 Ck??9 was ??99 . O6 sew 9999 'Z fylx' A 6 feet, LaUH xmuauon 111, A50 Always Eaning Band Memws I! f' my Patmos Cool, Papa Pelley 'K' 49731 Wow!!! 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Marilyn Blackburn, Sandra Blasiman, Barb Blasiman, James Blythe, Susan Breckenridge, Diana Breckenridge, Kathy Bricker, Charles Bright, Richard Brown, Charles Bonsall, Alice Boone, Daniel Borton, Clarence Borton, Sondra Bowlin, Bill Bowlin, Mary Lou Bowlin, Wanda Boyd, Robert Buckman, Dale Bush, Phillip Butler, M.A. Butler, Ted Buzzard, Carole Cain, James Cain, Jane Cameron, Donna Cameron. James Cameron. Janice Cameron, wayne Capel, Patty Carpenter, Beverly Carpenter, Fred Carpenter, Sandra Carter. Carol STUDENT INDEX 34 14,25 ,28,44,63 32,46,53,54,56 30 15,26,2'7,44,46,55 15.61,68.7o 34,5s,64,74 38,49 40.49.67 15,70 30 30,55,62 34,53,58,70,74 34,69,72,74 34.56.65 30 34.62.69 34,46,50.53,61,62 32.58.68,69.74 15,70 32,55 39 34,58,68 30 39,49 30 38 34.68.70 39,65 3o,57,62,68,74 30.46,50,53.54,61 38,49 32.58,70,74 28.30,66,70 38 30,56 38 38 39 30, 46, 56 32, 46 34. 54 15, 63, 64 30 34, 46, 56, 65 32, 58, 60, 65, 69, '74 32 38 39 34 34 34 4, 15, 55, 60, 63 30 34, 68, 70 34 34, 65, '70, '74 39 32 15,5'7,74 34 40 39,40 32 38 16,25.2'7,5'7,65,'74 Casteel, Mary Cautield, LaVonne Clark. Karen Clingerman, Amold Cobbs, Don Conkey, David Conkey, William Conkle, Charles Conkle, Peggy Cook, Jeannie Covert, Hayes Cox, Patty Craven, Karat Crist, Robert Crist, William Crum. Joe Culler, Moinell Cummings, David Curley, Robert Danklef, Stephen Daugherty, Robert Davis, Carol Davis, Frances Davis, Jerry Davis, Judy Dearth, Jerry Dearth, Judith Dearth, Larry DeCort, Joseph Denny, Donald Denny, Dotma Denny, Janet Denny, Joyce Denny, Patricia Denny, Wayne Dermotta, J acquellne Dermotta, Gary Dermotta, Patricia DeVa11, Lloyd Dickson, Maurice Donohue. Gail Donohue. Margaret Donohue, Milton Dorsey, Carol Douglas. Bryda Dowdy, Mary Ellen Doyle, Bob Doyle, Delores Duriga, Joe Earley, Sunny Easton, Joan Eddy. David Eddy. .Tohn Ernst. Bruce Ernst, Sue Ewing, Betty Eyrich, Keith Felgar, Martha Flngan, Marilyn Ford, Leicester Ford, Rosetta Fryfogle, Joyce Fryfogle, Larry Furlong, Tom Gardner, Edgar 32,37 34.69.74 32.70 39 38 32 39 34 38,64 40,67 30,46,50,54,62,63 30,43,47,51 32,70.71,74 16.25.56.64 32,46 16,25,44,46,62 35.68, 70 32 32,61,69,71 40,49 32,53.54,69,71 16,57,63,64,70,73,74 39 38,49 35,65.70,73 35,49 30 35,49 39 30.64 35,53,65,69,71,74 30,57,64.7o 4,14,25,43,5'7,61,62,63,65,'73,'74 31,5'7,64,66,'73,'74 35,55,65,69,'71 l6,24,5'7,63,73,'74 39,6'7 32,'70.'73,'74 31,46,55 35,49,65,69 1'7,25,26,2'7,28,5'7,'7'0,73,74 31,73 35 35,70 32 38 38,49 4,14.25,5'7,66,'70,'73,'14 35,46,64 32,'70,'71, '74 35.68,69 35,46,69 17,65 32,55 35,58,68,69,'74 3l,5'7,'71,'72,'74 39,49 32.70, 74 32,58.70,74 38 31,57,72,74 33,70 35 40,49 35 INDEX Gerber, Diane 33,68,'l1,'12,73 Gidley, Bernice 38 Gillam, Kenneth 33,69 Glassburn, Anne 35,64,69 Greenamyer, Roger 1'1,45,46,55 Greenamyer, walter 40,49 Gregg, Helm 33,53,58,70,74 Grifhth, Connie 33,65,69 Griffith, Joyce 4,17,26,43,47,5l,57,60,63,70,71,74 Griffiths, Tom 39,49 Griffiths, Wayne ,35,49,64 Grim, Paul 1'7,24,56,61,63 Grim, Willis 35,56 Gudat, Kurt 35 Hahlen, Lois 35 Hahn, Keith 18,43,63,64 Hahn, Maxine 35,65,69,70 Hancock, Dorothy 39 Hancock, Harry 38 Handschin, John 35 Handwork, Charlotte 38 Hanna, Evelyn 38,64 Hanna, Kathryn 33,3 I,64,69,71,'T2 Hanna, Louisa 39,40 Hartman, Mary Ann 1'7,5'1,63,74 Harvey, Curt 35 Helms, Alice 39 Herbert, John 38, 64 Heston, Billy 39 Heston, Richard 33,3'1,72 Hieronimus, Janice 31,5'I, I4 Hill, Norman 31,43,50 Hofer, Nancy 33,69,71 Hoffaker, Sonny 35 Hoffman, Larry 39 Hoffman, Patty 38 Hofmaster, Ronald 31,46,55 Holcomb, Dorothy 38 Holcomb, Mary Lou 33.58370 Hoopes, Donald 31,55 Hoopes, Harold 33 Hoops, Elaine 18,70 Householder, Violet 33 Hoyt, Nancy 39 Huseman, Richard 35,3149 Isenschmid, Gary 35,49 Israel, Ardis 31 Israel, Karen 35,69,'I1 Jackson, Mary Lynn 33,58,68, I0,f14 Johns, Harriett 38 Johnson, Janet 32,43,58,65,66,69,74 Johnson, Marilyn 35,43,53,58,'l2,'14 Iohfnston, Margaret 33,68,69,7l,72 Jose, Larry 33,69 Karlen, Edward 35,56,6'l Karlen, Norma 39 Kasso, Richard 38 Kerr, Clifford 33,65,69 Kerr, Floraice 35,70 Kerr, Francis 38 Kerr, Karen 4,31,60,65,'l1,72,'T3, l4 Kerr, Lorrie 35,68,69 Kerr, Marjorie 38,5-1,65 Kertes, Tom 33,46,55,65 Kile, Barbara 33,58,64,66,69,71,73,74 Kile, David 31,64 Kills. I-YTIU Kltzmiller, Neva Kleon, Kathy Knight, Janice Knoch, Sandra Noedler. David Knoedler, Norman Knopp. Dorothy Knopp, Paul Lakes, Delores Leyman, Alfred Liebhart, Satmdra Lindner, Carl Lindner. Mary Lora, Joyce Loudon, Richard Lucas, Eleanor Lucas, Larry Lungociu, Patty Malcomson, James Malmsberry. Joan Malmsberry, Sandra Mantwill, Linda Manypenny, Rose Manypenny, Wilma Mapes, Sheron Martig, David Mather, Robert Maurer, Glenda Maurer. Robert May Mary Jane May, Robert McBride, James McCartney, Glenn McLaughlin, Karen McNee1y, Charles Meissner. Jean Meissner, Joe Mercer, Kathleen Metz, Michael Miller, Edith Miller, Ronald Mincks, Gerald Miskimins, Martha Moffet, Joyce Moore, Lym Morlan, Terry Morris, Barbara Morris, Sari Morris, Shirley Neiswonger, Bill Nelson, Priscilla Nutt, Julia Oesch, Nancy Oesch, Russella Ozenghar, Sarah Pase, Teddie Patterson, Barbara Pelley, Charles Petrachhoff, Alexandra Petrachkoff, Lisa Pettit, Clifford Pettit, James Pettit, Kenneth 34,35,65,69 32,58,62,65,69,71,74 38,54 38 33,58,69,71,74 40,49,64 33 31,60,64,66,73 38.49, 65 35,70 38 18,26,27,42,43,47,51,63,73,74 18,26,2 I,44,46,55,70 38 31,47,51,62,63,71,'74 40,46,49,64 35,58,68,7O,74 31,46,63 33,58,64,69,71,74 38,49 39,67 35,64,70 38 39,65 39 38 38 39 28,31,73 35 38 18,28,43,70 31,55 39 39 35 34,37,58,65,69, 74 40,49 33,58,65,69 35,37 31,64 33,46 35,37 33 39 35,46 39,49 31 67,69,71 36,58,70,74 33 4,18,26,57,6l,63,71,73,74 31,57 38 36,69,74 39 33,69,71 33,70 19,56,70 33,37,69,71,7'2 40 19 36 36 Pettit, Mary Phillips, Donna Phillips, Judy Phillips, Norma Planchock, Judy Powell. Charlotte Powell, Marilyn Powell, Ray Price, Pearl Qiimt, Jackie Ramsey, Dave Reeves, Lanny Reichenbach, Joan Rhodes, Patty Riley, Patty Risden, John Ritchey. Janet Ritchie, Betty Roberts, Jeff Roberts, Tom Robinson, Francis Rogers, Dave Root, Robert Rouse, Robert Rudibaugh, Beverly Rudlhaugh, Jim Ruggles, Brenda Ruggles, Bruce Runzo, Lucia Ryser, Carl Ryser, Ruth Saltsman, Don Sanford, David Sanor, Sanor, Sanur Sanor Sanor John Linda LYHH Naomi Ruth Sanor, William Schaffer, Dick Schaffer, Tim Scott, Edward Seeman, Bruce Seeman, Kay Shaffer, Gloria Shipley, Alice Shipley, Grace Shreve, Larry Shuman, Don Smith, Gertrude Smith, Robert Sprouse, David stnllsmith, Robert Stanley, Fred Stanley, Lynn Ann Stanley, Susan Stat-buck, Eva Starbuck, Patty Steer, Lee Stewart, Jo Ann Stoffer, Gary Stoffer, Linda Stoffer, Marilyn Stoffer, Sandra Stonemetz, Dennis Stout, Ruth Stowe, Sandra INDEX 38 36,70 38,64 40 19.24,63,68 33,70 31,73 31,46 19,57,68,74 38 33,54,56 36 31 38 39,65 36,55 31,5 7, 74 36,58,70,74 33,46,53,54 39,49,65 39 33,56,69,'T2 36 38 36,68,69,74 38,49 33,58,65,66,69,74 19,24-,28,45,46 36,65,69,71,74 31,56 19,25,27,57,68,72,74 20,45,46,63 31 36 38,40 31,56 33,70 33,47,53,58, 70, 74 36 20,-43.56.63 36,46,54 36,49,64,69 39,65 33,65 39 36.66.70 39 36,46 36,46 20,57,63 38 39,49 4,31,46,50,54 36,49 40,5-1,67 2a,31,63,7o,71,73 38,73 14,27,2s,57,6s,7o,73 20,26,27,28,43,55,62,63 33,5s,70,74 36,56 33,70 20,28,57,70,73,74 36 33 36,5a,69,72,74 36,69 Stryffeler, Carolyn 36,69 Stryffeler, John 20,63 Stucky, Nancy 38,65 Sweely, Pat 38 Sweeney, Pat 31,46,50,53 Swiger, Ira 39 Talbott, Betty 4,21,68 Thompson, Linda 38 Toole, Ruth 36,70 Towns d, Ronald 39,67 Tressler, Janet 33,58,70,74 Trummer, Rose 31,70,71 Tucker, Dorothy 38 Uphold, Jack 33,64 Vandatburgh, Jeanette 40 Vandenburgh, Marianne 36,64,69,70,71,74 Vesey, Arthur 33 Vesey, Richard 21,43,63 Vesey, Sally 36,70 Wagmiller, Charles 21,26,56,63 Wagmiller, Eugene 36,64 Wagmiller, William 33 Wames. Roger 38 Walborn, Donna 33,70 Wallace, Arlene 40,54 Wallace, George 33,37,50,53,62 Wallace, Tom 33,46,50,53 Walter, Wayne 31,46,50,54 Warrington, Wayne 38,40 Wayne, Nina 16,63,68,70,73 Weber, Glen 21,56,64 Weimer, Paul 31 Weingart, Duane 33 Weingart, Fred 36 Weingart, Joan 39 Weingart, Linda Darlene 39 Weingart, Linda Lou 38 Weingart, Nancy 31,73 Weingart, Pat 36,58,68,69,74 Weingart, Romie 39 West, Betty 36,69,71,72 Whaley, Frances 33,69 Whaley, Mary 38 Whitcher, Joyce 21,63,65,70 Whitcher, Martha 36,70 Wfles, Donna 38,65 Willis, Nancy 21,57,74 Wilson, Chuck 39,49 Wilson, Edward 22,24,45,46,51,70,73 Wilson, Ellen 39 Wilson, J' eff 33,46,53,54 Winans, Barbara 22,24,26,27,57,68,73,74 Winn, .Tanet 28,30,70,71 Winn, Robert 39 Wolford, Alma 36,68,74 Wolford, Kenny 22,25,43,55 Woolf. John 36,46,55 Wodlf, Linda 36,70 Wridtt, George 31,46,55 Wuthrick, Alfred 38,65 Wuthrick, Leonard 36,64 Wyss, Marsha 39 Wyss, Robert 36,49,5O Wyss, Roger 4,22,25,26,27,43,45,46,50,51, 54,60,62,63,72, 73 Wyss, Ronnie 33,53,54 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Our high school days are almost over. Soon we bid farewell to our dear old school. Although it is necessary for us to leave, our memories will never cease to Flow back through those four glorious years spent in Goshen High School. Goshen Hi--the name means nothing to people of far off lands and often not to people of nearby towns: but to us it is a sacred name, one that stands for happy days. We know that we as students shall never forget, and we hope that we'hQ'e- accomplished something that will make the 5 '44 school remember us. ' ga Q we The time has come, when friends from dear friends, must part and each one must go his separate way, but memory shall always hold a vivid picture of the best days of our lives--the ones spent within these walls of dear old Goshen High. We leave behind the wish that everyone who follows us will be as enthusiastic about our school as we have been. On behalf of the class of 1957, we want to thank all our teachers who have taught daily: all our underclassmen for their co-operation with our plays, the year book, and all other activities. We sincerely thank our advertisers for their support in making our year book possible. In fact, everyone for helping to make our four years in Goshen High School the four happiest years of our lives. 'l0l W no J 4, ' ,JVM ' ,, Muff' ,Z igafg., W QW? fzsqfll' W ,WM diff! j . ff af of CQjj5?Vf CWfZfff7 W if 20 ff X my M235 . Q: -itz? V M7 If V5 , - 0' 'A . . If , f f V pf 'sn' J Q- W W as H1 -. - Of? '. 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