Gnadenhutten High School - Goal Yearbook (Gnadenhutten, OH)

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22 THE GOAL is is Q u l DR. H. W. ELSON President of Thiel College PROF. C. BARTHELMEH County Superintendent ofsclwols Mr. S. What good came from the medieval castles? W. H. Gunpowder. Mr. S. What is the straight up and down ease? C. B. Nominative. Mr. S. Why? C. B. Because all the letters are straight up and down. L. W. They voted with the eyes and nose- mean- ing ayes and nays. W. H. Say, Emmet, we are going to get a mounted elk head at school. E. B. Are we? ls it a live one? mum nun Do not think you can discharge your patriotic duty toward thc food supply by keeping a bee. nmmuimmuuur Do not forget that plun,' is half of 'iplantingw--and the first half, at that. A moment of courtesy will take a man as far as zu whole afternoon of apology. CLASS POEM We're the Class of WB, careful and gay, VVe've come to this oal-our Commencement du . g Now, that we are here. we well realize Goals are towering aluove us, to which we must rise. All our lives we'll honor the C. H. S. so dear, And the teachers who patiently have guided us here. Weill reverence our colors, the Bed, White and Blue, Our motto. 'Lllvvr the Top will ever ring true. Our girls, there are seven. a fine jolly sf-tg Our boys, are four onlyg our male quartettef' Our president is Helen, who presides like a queen, Our treasurer, Frances. with her sweet smile. serene. Then Flora, who plans to he a school mairmz Kathryn and Esther have their hearts on the farm. Mayme, whose tho'ls to stenography cling, Bertha, whose greatest joy is to sing. Thereis Russell and Ralph. our farmer boys shy. Whose fondest hopes on the old home farm lieg Walter desires renown as an electrician, While Herbert longs to be a world-famed musician We're leaving this school for the great school of life But tho' we must battle we'll he brave in the strife For our class is for climbing, and climb we will- Wateh for us all at the top ofthe hill. Bertha M. Smith.