Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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THE CRIMSON ESTHER LOGAN No mam, I'm ready's sister. Esther has faithfully made pies and sich for the numerous pastry sales. In this way and by simply being a Senior she has helped along the cause. GLADYS HARVVOOD She was pretty to walk with, And witty to talk with, And pleasant to think on, too. Glad has been mighty quiet during school hours but she made up by writing exciting let- ters to Vvittenbery College and collecting bugs. TEMPA TOM An' she's the very pink of courtesy. Tempa likes us we know, because she comes from South Bend every week to be with us. VVe feel as though we've slipped something over on South Bend in cheating them out of a. good student.

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THE CRIMSON ARTHUR LOGAN Chicago is an awful nice town. Art gained a leading role in every branch of High School activity. Besides being Junior President, a member of the '13 basket ball squad and captain of the '14 squad, he was tackle on the '14 football team. Art was also chosen to give the Class History and has the part of Barret Sheridan in the play. PAULINE KULP Holy Smoke. Polly proved to be so quiet that we scarcely have been aware of her presence until she asked her famous questions Why? and VVhat for? ,She has ability as an actress and plays the role of Miss Faxon in the class play. HOXVARD BERKEY I love the ladies. Berk was our most easy going member. Nothing but a new neck tie would excite him. He played right guard on the '14 football team fthe team that beat Elkhartl and a member of the class basket ball team.

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THE CRIMSON RUTH ST EFFEY She never told her love, But let concealment, like a, worm i' the budi Feed on her damask cheek. .Ruth played basket-ball in '11 and '12 and helped swell the Glee Club chorus four years. She says tough luck is her middle name, and she wants to know-Uwaddaya mean, jonah day. NELLIE HILBISH Here are things men admire-goodness and humility. All kinds of weather wasn't sufficient to keep Nellie from graduating. We heard very little of her until the Seniors called for help then she was always the Hrst to volunteer. ETHEL MENAUGH From her hair and her' Smile she might be called sunny. For four short years Ethel has cheered up the class and kept us supplied for the various pastry sales. All we can say is, Why aren't there more like her.