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CLA33 HISTORY The Senior Class of ’43 has added and lost a score or more of members on its journey through school, until now the most honorable and interesting Senior Class in the history of Goshen Central School makes its farewell. Robert Bach, a quiet, mannerly child, and Jeanne Gillespie, a fresh little tonboy, started off the .Class of ’43 when they entered kindergarten in 1930. They played their way through this first yeax- of school and then passed on to the first grade, where they were joined by Hillian Smith, Marjorie Vavricka, then a polite, studious girl, Roy Gorish, a cute little tow-head, and Valarina Zabachta from Brooklyn, who had a bona fide accent, but soon lost it under the tutoring of the Crean of Goshen's Crop. These si:: girls and boys froiiked through the lower grades until they reached fourth grade, where lliss Van Ider Stine told them that they were beginning to grow up. After that, they settled down with dignity to the seriousness of school life, setting an example for the present-day Juniors, who were even then finding it a struggle to live up to the good name that the Seniors left behind then in each class. In that year, we were joined by Joseph Cook, who cane to us through the courtesy of the gayer Street School. He was later to become one of Goshen's best in the world of sports. Jerry Bally joined ua from P. 3. 119, Brooklyn, during the fifth grade. Then, as now, she was a leader in all our sports. Bobby Bach, alias Floppy, left us at the end of that year to travel from one community to another. He found none that could take the place of Goshen, so he rejoined us from Chester in our freshman year. Joseph Donovan was Garr's first contribution to the Class of '43, and his gentlemanly ways soon won the hearts of all who knew him. In our seventh year, the school was centralized and our class was greatly enlarged by the addition of such students from Mow Hampton as Virginia Hill, whose distilleries became the talk of the country, Alice Soons, whose saloons featured Ginny'a gin and apple juice, Louis Pellarin, quiet, but Oh, brother! , Grace Veeden and Harry liabee joined us Iron Gatos School. Bobby Cortright, whose blond curls were the envy of every junior high school girl, came from La Grange, and last, but not least, Bduord Hally,
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