Goshen Central High School - Yearbook (Goshen, NY)

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STAFF Editorial: Editor-in-chiof-------- Colin Vaernowyck Ihotographs ----------Karen Stenner Typing and Mimeographing ----Julia Croedon Advisor---------------A. R. Pomeroy Spocial Committees: History -------------- Lynn McEntiro, Louise Werner Will ----------------— Julia Creeden, Eleanor Pacion, Karen Stenner, Celin Vaernowyck Irophecy -------------— Bob Sawyer, Louise Wernor Tintypes -------------- Neal Christie, Dolores Cross, Anne Lieftinck, Jimmy Millar, Barbara Starkey Activity Records —— Karen Stenner Identification ------- Edgar Flynn, Charles Monastra, Fred Seward Lettering ------------ Neal Chrlstio Cartoons ------------- Irma Bailey Cover - Design--------George Millor Woodcut -----John VJhito Dedicatioh ----------- Colin Vaernowyck Poem------------------Anne Lieftinck Title Pago and Inner Cover ----------Irma Bailey Senior Trip and Class Highlights —---- Celin Vaernowyck Sports Write-up ------ Bill Walker Business: Typing and Mimeographing -------- Julia Creeden, Dorothy Gutowski, Lydia Nelson, Eleanor Pacion, Sales ---------------— Dolores Gross, Karen Stenner, Celin Vacrnewyck, Louise Werner,

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Mr. Fred Bowman Mathematics New York State College Now York University Mr. Gordon Bucher American History Typing Ohio Wesleyan University Teachers College, Columbia University Mr. Harold Martin Ass't Principal Hart’vick College University of Wisconsin University of Michigan Columbia University Harvard University Mr. Charles Hooker Supervising Principal Colgate University Teachers College Columbia University Mr. Addison Pomeroy English Williams College, B.A. Teachers College, Columbia University, II.A. Mr. Lawrence Geffer. 8th Grade Social Studies Fredonia State Teachers College Heidelberg College University of North Dakota The following teachers do not appear in the faculty picture: Mrs. Mary Huber Miss Ella Pope . Mathematics Librarian New York University, B.S. Adelphi College, B.A. Graduate V crk Columbia University, M.A. Miss Edna Allen Physical Education Cortland State, B.S.

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TIC LOG OF SCHOLAR-.....SHIF By Anno Licftinck Entry- June 1946 Fren crade school and junior high wo cane, Proud and eager to rise to hick school fane. We boarded the bont, a young and untried crew That didn't knew what it had to go through. Vic weron’t sure if we could swin; tho sea was wet. The ship rolled; our sealegs weren’t worthy yet. Our navigator told us the courso that we should take iknd wo took it then, if only for his sako. Then the yoar was over suddonly, general scionco passec., our freshman days were done, sophenores wo', became: at’ last. Entry- Juno 1947 Tho way was still hard, the sor. was choppy and rcuch The honowork was beginning to got sorta tough. Vie grumbled and groaned as seanon will do ’ But soldo of us'took oh extra jobs-too. They lot us lend a hand in the running of tho ship, And that alma mater feeling began to swell this trip. Sene of us took biology and geonetry, sone took ag Sonetinos wo got tv'sn and at others scorned to lag. But if our narks went up and down like the noving of the tide Still nost of us stayed on board for yot another yearlong ride. Entry- Juno 1948 This year wo becane a class, and though it nay seen funny, Everything we did was concerned with naking noney; Vie put on lively dances and the biggest Junior prom, ' We even wheedled noney fron our dear old Dad and Lion. A lot cf our finest joined tho toans for wholesone sport. We had our say in tho G.O. hUls and things of similar sort. . A few of us wero in tho orchestra and sche. placed.in the'band, In fact, there wasn’t anything in which we didn’t have a hand. as conclusion may I say, it was really great—— Tlie fun—packed year that ended in nineteen forty—eight. Entry- June 1949 Now we wore the oldest, and example to all the rest, And if we weren’t perfect; well, we surely tried our best. Vie gave the Senior pren and put on the Senior play, .aid all of us wore busy each and every day. While we countod on the trip, biggest event of tho year, Wo waded on through English, Chemistry and other Subjects drear Yet most of us had passed all our courses up till now; The ship was coming home victorious with battle-scarred prow. But we thank our lucky stars for captains brave and fine. If dt hadn’tibeon for them, we never would have graduated in nineteen forth-nino. So we have safely crossed part of the sen of knowledge And our careers lead onward to business and to college. But however far we wander, under whatever sky, We will carry always in our hearts The sweet memory of Goshen Central High.