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THE GOAL Page Twenty-one TOP TO BOTTOM-FIRST ROW-George Wentz, Albert Rinehart, Esther Ulrich Gail Hamilton. SECOND ROW-Gladys Hill, Paul Williams, Vera Shull, Carl Martin. THIRD ROW--Harry Shull, Mary Keffer, Ralph Myers, Josephine Snyder. FOURTH ROW4Ruth Milligan, Albert Sindlinger, Margaret Hamilton, Raymond Peter.
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Page Twenty THE GOAL w 0 C9 :ZZ .3 H .,,, R SCHOOLHQUSE J X I :ffl I-, 1 as xg 5 g. M ff 'xii' A - II rs' X 44 . Lg f' -XY OMIA.- . xr ef I I -N., Q-Q , ' V f 'ff ?0'g f 10117 l g f 2 Z W f , JUNIOR CLASS ORGANIZATION President-Francis E. Nussbaum. Vice President-Mary K. Pfeiffer. Secretary-Mary E. Bender. Treasurer-Gladys M. Brown. Class Motto-Excelsior. Class ColorswGreen and Gold. Class Flower-Pink Tea Rose. Altho our class is small in number it has filled an important place in the High School during the past year. We have tak- en our full share of prizes in school activi- ties. Vve can boast of an artist, several musicians, baseball and basketball players, a debater, and the champion speller. The personnel of our class has changed a little since the close of last year. We lost one of our members during vacation, but when school began we were delighted to find a new member to take his place still making the Junior Class organization an even ten. We have had the honor of being the first Sophomore class in the G. H. S. and are looking forward to being the first Seniors in the new High School building. Mary Pfeiffer, '24
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Page Twenty-two THE GOAL Q 5 , Q Q ' J 1, ,iz ., ,355 ,Q Qi, ti? fe I.II',fT, yfl, writ. X I 1' X -' ' 2 1 . .f r kg-Qty xi! X ' N 'S HISTORY SOPHOM ORE CLA No bell was needed to summon back to school the seventeen members of the Sophomore Class, September 4, 1922, who the previous year were verdant and lag- gard Freshmen. We didn't accomplish much the first week, because during the welcome summer vacation the cobwebs had had a chance to gather on our gray matterg but since then we have not only been hilarious but also efficient, S Harold Ilernuth remained with us but a sh ort time, and later James Seiss moved to Pennsylvania. By the three months illness of Esther Ulrich our class was deprived of ery efficient member. a v Concerning the school activities, our class wa the Now as our career as Sophomores is s well represented in athletics and also county triangular debates. about to terminate, we feel that every day in every way, we are growing better and better. Vera Shull, l25
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