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THE GOAL Page Twenty-three TOP TO BOTTOM-FIRST ROW-Wil1iamFurbay, Edith Peter, Russell Bennett, Helen Frey, Leonard Blick, Raymond Drumm. SECOND ROW-Nellie Heck, Marian Myers, Froma Kohler, Samuel Reinke, Mary Wheland, Donald Berkshire, Hazel Gibbens. THIRD ROVV-Mildred Bennett, Benjamin Pfeiffer, Ada Rankin, Paul Schreiner, Helen Ulrich, Henry Gray, Gladys Wallace. FOURTH ROW-Donald Hamilton, Katherine Kinsey, Elmer Dicnler, Mary Blind, Lowell Demuth, Wilma Demuth.
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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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Page Twenty-four THE GOAL W N f?!fjf ffff . 6 Q 0, 9 Q bf! J f X.. -Q2 lf? - Qi ffl KU fx f FRE SHMAN fl On the first day of September twenty- seven little Freshmen started their career in th G. H. S. We organized at the beginning of the year and elected: Vvilma Demuth-President. Elmer Dichler-Vice President Hazel Gibbens-Secretary and Treasurer. Helen Frey-Class Editor. We chose Green and Vvhite for our class colors, Lily of the Valley for our Class Flower. LASS HISTORY Three of the girls, Hazel Gibbens, Mary Wheland and Edith Peter, were on the girls' basket ball team. The Freshmen had a party for Miss Healea on April the tenth. Everyone had a good time, and the refreshments were delicious. Hollis Frizzell, one of our class mates, 1noved to Uhrichsville. We have the honor of being the largest class in High School. All in all, We've helped G. H. S. the best we knew how. Edith Peter, '26 AN l
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