Gnadenhutten High School - Goal Yearbook (Gnadenhutten, OH)

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Twenty-six T H E' G O A L First Row-left to right-Donald Hamilton, Ada Rankin, Benjamin Pfeiffer, Kathryn Kinsey, Russell Bennet. - Second Row--Helen Frey, Elmer Dichler, Hazel Gibbens, Raymond Drumm, Nellie Heck. Third Row-Wilma Demuth, Edith Peter. ' - Fourth, Rowf-Paul Schreiner, Henry Gray, Mary Wheland, George Reinke. Fifth Row-William Furbay, Mary Blind, Lowell Demuth.

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THE' GOAL Twenty-seven SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Only twenty out of twenty-seven Fresh- men of last year, returned as Sophomores on September 3, 1923. They elected officers as follows: Ben Pfeiffer SS etrrrr rrrrrt S President Mary Wheland S Vice-President Hazel Gibbens S Secretary and Treasurer George Reinke S S SSSClass Editor Class Colors Blue and XVhite Class Flower White Tea Rose The Sophomore Class held class meetings at different homes during the year. One evening in January, our class decided to take a sleigh ride to the home of Helen Frey. VVhen We assembled at the appointed time, We found to our amazement, that no sled could be procured, but true to the principles of the Sophomore class We decided to Walk. Our good time more than repaid us for our three mile jaunt. On the evening of March 5, 1924, Donald Hamilton was agreeably surprised, in honor of his birthday, by the class at his sister's home. In athletics our class was Well represented. On the boys' basketball team Elmer Dichler, Leonard Blick and Paul Schreiner played as substitutes. Helen Frey, Hazel Gibbens and Edith Peter played on the girls' basketball team. - No task was too small, no task too difficult for the Sophomore class. Edith Peter '26