Gnadenhutten High School - Goal Yearbook (Gnadenhutten, OH)

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Twenty-four THE GOAL s JUNIOR CLASS The Class of '25 is one of the most wide awake classes in school. It has a record of hav-ing the best attendance in the whole High School. Six of our boys are represented on the basketball teams. Carl Martin, our elon- gated center, George Wentz, and Paul Wil- liams form the nucleus of the varsity team. Vera Shull represents us in the girls' team. Without a doubt, baseball would have to be suspended without the aid of the Jolly J uniorsf' Vera Shull, Albert Sindlinger, and Paul Williams upheld the honor of the school in the Inter-County debates. Esther Ulrich, another member of the class is the Champion High School Speller of Tuscarawas County. Altho we are noted for our studious dis- positions, yet several times during the year we held pleasant social functions. The most noted of these was the J unior-Senior Recep- tion held in the domestic science room on May 1. Our Jolly Junior days are about over, and it is with eager anticipation that we look for- ward to the time when we shall take up the more serious tasks of the Seniors. Ruth Milligan '25 CLASS ORGANIGATION Albert Sindlinger sososr,,..,r , s,sssr ,. ros, .President Josephine Schneider oss.,ro sr,rs . C .s.Secretary Carl Martina o..oss.vs. . osrssroooosssr,. t .Treasurer Class Colors Lavender and Gold Class Flower Lilac Class Motto Up, Over, On

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T H E G O A L Twenty-three Top Row-left to right-Vera C. Shull, Carl R. Martin, T.,Josephine Snyder, W. George Wentz. Second Row-Esther C. Ulrich, Albert E. Sindlinger, Margaret E. Hamilton. Third Row-Mary M. Keffer, Gail W. Hamilton, Ruth E. Milligan, J. Paul lfVi1liams. Fourth Row-Raymond W. Peter, Harry F. Shull.

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