Gnadenhutten High School - Goal Yearbook (Gnadenhutten, OH)

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Fi. WILLIAM PADGITT Muskingum College B.S. in Education with Music Super- vision Vocal and Instrumental Music Sponsor: Senior Class ELLA Vllrruia Denison University Ph.B. in Biology, Home Economics, Mathematics Sponsor: Junior Class l7ILIzA1sI41TH lVlC'fl'UI..LOUGH Ohio University B.S. in Secretarial Science New York University Commercial KIERALD NORMAN Ohio 'State University B.S. in Education Industrial Arts, and History Sponsor: Eighth Grade High School llOMlill I,Amm:K Muskingum College B.S. English, History, and lI,atin l m'rz JACOBS Fairmont State, AB. West, Virginia Uni- versity, M.S. in Physical Education Mathematics, Social Studies, and Physical Education Sponsor: Sophomore Class RAY CRAMLIQT Ohio University B.S. in Physical Sciences Science and Mathematics Sponsor: tFreslhman Class linrrii BLQGLAND 'Ohio University Muskingum College English and Geography Sponsor: Seventh Grade SGUCIZ

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Superintendent ROSS lVI. VIRTUE Muskingum College, A.B. Ohio State University, M.A. 'Secondary Education A Message We wish to congratulate the Class of '54 and wish them all that is good in the years to come. Our contacts during t.he past four years have all been pleasant and we hope these friendships will continue throughout the years. Your high school career gave you many opportunities to gather facts which should be useful in later life. Facts alone are not enough, you must have acquired the habit of thinking. Critical thinking for the purpose of evaluating the facts you have learned is necessary. An individual cannot be called educated unless he can think for himself and not embrace the vicious propaganda that is always being issued. The respect and esteem of your friends and neighbors will increase as they realize your decisions are the result of sound thinking and are not reached by snap judgments. Sir Arthur Helps, an English Historian, once said, HVVe should lay up in our minds a store of goodly thoughts which will be a living treasure of knowledge always with us, and from which, circumstances, we might be sure of drawing some comfort, guidance, and sympathy. Not only will your reputation depend on your thoughts and deeds, but your personality will reflect your thinking. The following lines by an unknown author express my viewpoints: IT'S WHAT YOU THINK Has anybody ever told you that every thought you think Makes lines just like the little ones you write with pen and ink? And thoughts of anger fear, or hate will spoil the prettiest face By making ugly little lines which nothing can erase. But thoughts of love and kindness, and joyousness, and cheer Make very preftty little lines, all fine and firm and clear And by and by your face becomes an open story book Which every one can see and read each time they chance to look. So if you want your face to tell a story sweet and fair, You must see that only good thoughts do any writing there. sir

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RAY GORDON Fairmont State College A.B. in Physical Education Sixth Grade FDNA HIIRBNER County Normal Ohio University Geneva College Fourth Grade ANNA IVIUNTAGUE County Normal Kent State University Ohio University Second Grade HELEN CONGLETON Broaddus College Kent State University Elementary Music eight Elementary HAZEI, LYoNs Ohio University Fifth Grade KATHERINE JAMES California State Teachers College Ohio State University Third Grade ELIZABETH KATZ Ohio University Olhio State University Seton Hall First Grade MARVIN IQOBELT Wit'ten'berg College BIS. in Education Art