Goshen Central High School - Yearbook (Goshen, NY)

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1st. row-Karlowlts, Bennett, Howell, Poharski, Miner, Tharaldsen, Wade, Seekamp, Blanco, Baber, Coddington 2nd. row-SI Iverna 1 I, Kozareskl, Rlchner, Grippe, Driscoll, Consoli, 11s ac k , Pel lew 3rd. row-Hawklns, Fries, Sllvestrl, Pardo, Mataluccl, Eggleton, Kipp, MeduskI, Benedict 4th. row-Zuk, Meyer, Wager, Rlverkamp, Mulhair, Santord, lempke, Zalonskl, Quackenbush, Rled 5th. row-Anderson, Schoonmaker, Sawyer, lynch, Farley, Brink, Sclag, Zermatt, Lempke 6th. row-SherIock, Grippe, Howell, Martin, Bernaskl, Memmelaar, Blond!, Warren, Ho I mb erg unicrs This year's Junior Class was exceptionally ambitious. Although they devoted much time to studies, the Juniors did tind time to have a Polish Hop, be on the Voice ot GCS, sponsor several bake sales, and go Into New York to see a Broadway show. They also sponsored the operetta. The big hits ot the season were their dramatic presentlon ot MYSTERY OF MOLDY MANOR, and the memorable prom they gave tor the Seniors in June. John Keller..............President Robert Miner.............Vice President Janet Tharaldsen....«....Secretary Sandra Wade....... .......Treasurer Mrs. Flnan, Mr. John son..Advisors

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1st. row-Burgess. Ellis, Price, Ellis, Kennedy, Ryan, Miller, P kuckl, OukIewlcz 2nd. row-House, Korth, Miller, Lewis, Waldman, Burkman, tee, Kruger, P «Isma 3rd. row-Henry, Nordloh, Gray, Talsma, Perry, Bende, Goldsmith, Galenkamp, Mulhalr, WrIght 4th. row-Magee, Crltelll, Wehlnger, Conklin 5th. row-Kroll, Smith, Garten, Van Zandt, Ryerson, Mabee, Crabbs, Kauftman 6th. row-MItton, MePherterson, Eckerson, Walker, Brisk!, Decker, Mataluccl 7th. row-Zawaskl, Jaslnskl, Houghtaling, Silvernall c mores The Sophomores came through a difficult year with flying colors. They started off by electing Jerry Tobias, president; Betty Bende, vice-president; Cynthia Goldsmith, secretary; and Bob Anderson, treasurer. Being without monatary problems, the Sophmore class spent their time having Ice skating and roller skating parties, going Into New York to a Broadway play, taking a boat trip up the Hudson to visit West Point, and sponsoring a Penquln Club Dance.