Goshen Central High School - Yearbook (Goshen, NY)

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William Strong: Still waters run deep. Track; Delegate at Highland for Agriculture Class. Marjorie Vavricka: When you see fair hair, be pitiful. Orchestra (2), band (2); Music Council; Homo room chairman:-Witt trophy committee (2); basketball (2), field hockey (2], tennis (2); Honor Society (1); Junior Plays; Junior Vice-President; Junior and Senior Prom committees, Chairman; Journalism (2); Usher for Senior Play; G. 0. auditor; Girls A. A.; Junior Marshall; Usher for Bonnet Speaking Contest. Grace Weeden: Forgiveness is bettor than revenge. Basketball (2), volleyball (1), softball (l); camera club, art club, dancing club, biology club,typing club, First Aid; journalism (l); House committee for Senior Play; usher for Bennet Speaking Contest (2); Junior and Senior Prom committees; G. 0. homeroom treasurer; badminton; Yearbook committee. Valarina Zabachta: They arc content to follow where she leads them. Girl's A, A.; Glee Club (3); Band, (4), drum majorette (1), basketball (4) tennis (1), field hockey (1); Cheerleader (1).

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oL ».io .1 ! '. vi ' K3 '•c tae clo.03 of h3» ole« r and intelligent min do rm up ..nd deeic--: our 1 ;t » ill and testament, to the student body of Goshen Central School. To Mary Lou Santos we leave a rubber stamp with Mr. Sinclair's signature or. it so she can make out her own absense slips. We leave LUCRETIA (Editor-in-Cbief) KELLER'S heartbroken admirers to Nellie Werner so Lucretia can go into missionary work with a peaceful mind and the contentment of knowing Nellie will keep them well occupied. To Leon McBride we will NORMAN BLACK'S ability to be good-looking and not be conceited. To the Shorthand 1 class we leave this years Shorthand 11's intelligence. We leave Mary Gray Swezey a comb and a package of bobbies” to keep her hair out of her eyes. We will FLORENCE CLARKE'S natural blonde hair to Marie Springer. To Jane Clayton we leave haunting memories of HACK MHDUSKI. We leave PEPPER MARTIN's caveman technique and his ability to be an outstanding class president to Bill Swan wick. To Ruth and Jack we present JERRY'S and HARRY’S cozy corner in Mr. Pritchard's darkroom. We guarantee excellent results. To Worley Wahl we leave a Superman water oistol and a personal diary of each of the seniors, so that he doesn't have to tuke daring risks trying to play Junior G-Muh. To Gerard Sullivan we will the natural ability of LOUIS PELLARIN to attract the women and not resort to wolfing. We leave VAL ZABACIHA'S array correspondence to Miriam Knob to keep her busier until the 3hip comes in. To the Junior boys we leave this year's Senior boys' good looks and a bottle of Atlas Tonic to build up their scrawny bodies. We leave BETTY MCCREA'S past to Jean Barnes future. We bequeuth ED KNOB'S nd Sue Bally's hikes in the woods to Bobby Walker and Doris Coleman. To Betty Miller we leave a slightly worn copy of Joe Miller's