Goshen Central High School - Yearbook (Goshen, NY)

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16 THE PIONEER Jt'MOH CLASS ROLL. HARRY DURLAND President HENRY HANSEN Vice-President ELIZABETH PHILLIPS Secretary and Treasurer HAROLD KNAPP LUCIE WALLACE HAROLD JACKSON ELEANOR PISE PHILIP WILCOX ELSIE RUTAN NATALIE SCOTT ROBERT LEWIS GLADYS GARVEY REPLY TO SENIORS CHARGE. “The best of things must come to an end.’ This seems very true, as our beloved superiors, the Seniors of the class of 1916, are about to depart. However, by the time that the year 1917 rolls around, we shall be old and dignified enough to take all the responsibilities, as well as joys, of being Seniors, upon our “broad” shoulders. WTe earnestly thank you for all the good and wise advice, which you have so kindly offered and we, “the little Juniors,” faithfully promise to heed every word of it, because, it came from the “old and wise Seniors.” We are very proud of our building and faculty, especially the faculty, and we promise to honor and adore them, as you always have. Dear Seniors, as we look back and see how nobly and honorably you have carried yourselves through the four long years of High School life, we cannot help but take you as an example, and try to reach as high, or even a higher standard than you have reached. As to the back seats, which every one looks forward to, (or backward to, I should say) we especially hold to hold. For. dear Seniors, not one of the “dear little Juniors” has had a seat changed. But, as it is now. four of the little angels of the Senior Class, faithfully hold their post in the front of the room, besides some of the “Freshies.” And now, as you are about to leave this dear old High, we wish you the best of success. But, don’t let your ambition in life be, to get a back seat, as in the High School. Get a front seat and keep it. CLASS OF ’17, H. L. D., Pres. FOR HIRE:—Quartet composed of Bob Lewis, bass, and Maurice Hubbard, tenor—other members missing.

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