Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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I I I I I I I T H E C R I M S O N I I I MARIE RAGER It was Greek to Me. Marie was always on hand to boost Senior stunts, and she certain-ly could sell tickets. I I I I I I I ORPHA BRENNEMAN E The silence, often, of pure innocence con-' I D vinces when speaking fails. Orpha has always been so quiet that we A I scarcely knew he was here. . I LETA SMITH Tis better to love today than tomorrow. Hap divided her time between school and I her hope but has finished both. We want to say Congratulations and best wishes, Hap. 3 I I I I A I I

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THE CRIMSON HARRY VVOODFORD Giggle and Grow Great. Harry and his flute proved valuable addi- tions to our jubilees. Although we haven't seen much of Harry lately, we still have pleas- ant memories. Shorthand was his trade. HELEN KINLEY How's my hair look, kids? Helen has laughed her way thru' school but she finished after graduating in a side course in coquetry. ROBERT HENRY He's little, but Oh my! VVoody fdropped in from Missouri in 1912. He immediately set out to start things in foot ball, and he did. Bobby starred at end for two years and was picked for that position on the all Northern Indiana team. His diligence made him popular with the teachers.

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THE CRIMSON RUTH RHOADES Pm married now. Nui said. LELA RUSSEL Ta1l.and Supple is the style. Lela preferred G. H. S. to the high school nearer home, so We've enjoyed her company these four ye Ma Perkins in Mary Jane's P ars. She has captured the part of an DELLA LEER I would the g The only suffragette in cap s ale wanted ods had made me poetical. tivity isn't absent Della is frank when opinion ' . , about being frank. but you all know that adage