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They sold candy at the booth and at football and basketball games. They held a sport dance, followed by a highly successful group of plays. The Junior Prom, held In May, became the most talked-of event of the year. The gym was beautifully decorated, having a flase celling which took nearly three days to erect, under the direction of Joseph Donovan. Johnny Hnnaford's orchestra supplied the music. The Commencement Dance, given to the Seniors by the Juniors annually, added another bit to the Junior treasury. Our Senior year began with two more additions to the class in the forms of Eileen Sullivan, who finished up in January, and from Seward Institute came Stanley Meduskl, who set more than one feminine heart n-fluttcr. Officers were soon elected and plans made for the prom and the play. They wore ns follows: President..... Vice-President Secretary,.... Treasurer..... Prom Chairman. Since we couldn't have a Senior Trip, we decided to have a really big prom. Decorations were lavishly bought, and Ralph Palumbo's orchestra, featuring Doris Dempsey, furnished the music. This prom will long be remembered in Goshen for its good music and lovely setting. The Senior Play, The Ghost Parade, was presented January 21, under the direction of Mr. Olsen. Shortly after, the villain of the play, Joe Donovan, was inducted into the Army. Many other boys took their Regents in January and left for the armed services. Among these were Joe Gott and Leonard Filipowski for the Navy, Joe Mahoney for the Army, and Norman Crotty for the Marines. Several other boys finished in April and left for farm work. From the Senior Class went Bob Cortright, Bob Bach, Bill Hulle, and Bill Strong. After Commencement, several other boys will leave for farm work or the armed services.. Through their world-wide exploits, the fame of the Class of '43 will be spread. We are looking forward to a reunion in 1953, and we'll all be there in Black's Beanery to reminisce about the good times we had, despite the limitations of war. John Martin Edward Knob Norman Crotty Jerry Bally Roy Gorish Long live the Class of '43i
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