Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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THE CRIMSON :td kv' CHARLES VVALLACE All Aboard. Line showed his ability as a. student by graduating in three and one-half years. His delight was making speeches in Public Speak- ing. He has the part of Lino Xvatkins in the play. - ' REBECCA VVILT A good disposition is of more value than gold . Becky came from Middlebury and we know they hated to part with her, but we are cer- tainly glad she came. PAUL ZOLLINGER Remember you are fighting for the Senior Class. Zol1 captained our Junior and Senior basket ball teams and the '14 class track team. He managed to keep -his literary talent a. secret until prizes were offered, when he took first prizeff Zoll specializedx in the mile, Chemistry an-d English eight.

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THE CRIMSON KARL MCG-ARVEY I like to volunteer- for,my teachers. A Kak played on the Senior basket ball team and was a member of the '14 foot ball squad. Mac was always known for being a general good fel1ow , especially since he gave us the class pennants. He has the part of Lewellyn Green in the play. FLORENCE BEAVER And she's so quiet, sir, I hardly knew she was here. Flo is what the violet is-shy and retiring, but we have enjoyed her help and company for the four short years of her H. S. career. CHESTER BROTHERS Cheer up. Chet certainly could debate if he c0uldn't play football. Although he gained a reputa- tion in everything he entered, he is best known for asking questions in Physics and Chemistry. Chet has the part of Claude Whitcomb in the play and because of his natural qualifications he was chosen to give the Class Grumble.

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THE CRIMSON HAROLD APPLEMAN Yes, Yes go on. Harold stepped into our midst at the begin- ni11g of our senior year, but the memory of his neat bow-tie and his sunny smile will dwell with us forever. He was chosen to give the class oration and has the part of Joel Skinner in the play. FLORENCE FIELD I know all the dainties that are bred in a book. Florence has dutifully gone to High School and just as dutifully attended class meetings fprob- nbly to escape finesl. RUSSELL VERNON I have an exposition of sleep. Vernon has recently made a purchase and he spends most of his time running to Elk- hart and keeping the neighbors pestered to death with his motor. He's quite the modern Lochinvar, but as Russell said he never did calge much for wiminf'