Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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THE .CRIMSGN DYVIGHT YODER Mighty, Masterful, yet Mild. Doc Yoder, our Senior President distinguish- ed himself as pilot of our ship of state. Through turbulent waters of censure he brought it safe- ly into port, bright and shining with success. Not satisfied with political laurels, Doc proved a mainstay at guard on the '13 basket ball five. W'ith his fiddle, his sheep skin and the plaud- its of his brilliant commencement address Doc gets a flying start in the race ahead. In the play he has the part of Rome Preston. HARRIET GEDDES Its like this, doncha know. VVle never really knew just which class Har- riet would adopt, but we were the lucky ones. She finished at the rnid-year but is coming back to graduate and play the Class Song which she wrote. EARNEST HANSEN You owe the Senior Class - Ernie not only has a great deal of knowl- edge under his hat but he earned two football G's and two basket ball letters. He was 'elect- ted class treasurer and he certainly fulfilled t.he office to everyone's satisfaction. Having the highest average of anyone in the class he was given the Class Valedictory,

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THE CRIMSON MR. A. E. JEFFREY PRINCIPAL

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THE CRIMSON . 7 ELEANOR FRYBERG R By my giggle, ye shall know me. Q1 All four years Eleanor has kept the class sup- plied -with fudge for pastry' sales. She has been class-secretary and carefully kept the books of the Senior Class. VERN VESEY Dimples ! Although Sargeant-at-Arms, Vern's brawn was never called upon to oust an unruly mem- ber, for which he is duly thankful. He did some good work on the Senior basket ball team. He has the part of Eugene Maryiield in the play. PAULINE MARKS Devise, witg XVrite, pen. Peggy's had a jolly time while she's been here, but she's got it in her to work and she proved it this year. She has the part of Ivy Vvilcox in the class play. She al o has thex Class Prophecy.