Goshen Central High School - Yearbook (Goshen, NY)

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BACCALAUREATE The Bacoalauraate Service for the Class of 1939 was held at the Goshen Methodist Church, Sunday morning, June 25, at 11:00. T- .lev. Efiwa'ri. G, Wahl delivered the message to the graduating seniors, seated j.i +.r,e first news with their grey caps and gowns. The Union Service o, the three Protestant Churches ’nas well attended by t ember of 'i.l:: P. eotyx.3rian end Episcopal Churches as well as those ox' too Y.-.the .'1st ' rich. Fine- mn'c win supplied by the choir ani Rev, Wh].i wave an . inspirational talk to the graduates who were now facing tr-3 rail itito 3 of Ira. C( yui;c TS.32CT The annual common.■: exm ’ er.arc j.ses wore eh©Id. in the Presbyterian Church at eight e'clocn, l esd .y evening, June 27. The speaker was the outstanding historian ani Prolo so. of History at Columbia Univers 1tv, 0?. i-liotueil. He has v.t Jtr. n many books on economics and history, and is jv.w vrrklUe, on sr.other sat of books. Hw is a freat worker rnr’tnx ..vise of peace over since he knew the losses of the World War. The musical forMcn cl tho program vac supplied by the mixoc chorus directed by Mrs, Roe, and the orchestra conducted by Mr. L?? ir.a. Mr. Hc-okor presented the prizes for the Valedictorian and SoLtatorian, the Becor and D. A. R. prizes for first and second standing in American History. Mr.Philip Rortv, president of the Board of Education, presented the diplomas to tho' graduates. With the Valedictory, tho exercises were over and guests offered their congratulations to the graduates. -12-