Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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PAULINE RARICK Fun and Fact Pauline believes in the old adage, Laugh and the world laughs with you . It seems that her thoughts are never serious; yet her name was often on the honor roll and she was an invaluable member in the Girls ' League, French Club and History Society. DONALD TIEGLER A Man Four-Square We are proud to boast that Don, who is fair in every play, belongs to the Class of ' 27. He was vice-president of the Hi-Y and class se.-geant-at-arms in ' 25 and ' 26. Friends on every side are the result of his cheerful and friend- ly spirit. PACI.INE ADAMS Polly, the Jolly Polly has been, indeed, one of the jolliest members of our class. Her kindly and neighborly disposition has won her many friends. Her popularity was shown by the fact that she held offices in all of the clubs of which she was a member. FRANCES BAER Miss Efficiency Frances could frequently be found in the commercial classes where she has left commendable records. Calm, se- rene, and dependable, she has gained the reputation of an excellent worker, especially as a Crimson typist. WARREN BERLIN Reserved and Reliable Warren will be remembered for his quiet courtesy and pleasing personality. His reserve was discarded, however, when he demonstrated his ability as an acrobat in the Junior Carnival. He was a member of the art staff of the Crimson . Eleven

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HUGH SHANAHAN The Man If ' w Manages Hugh ' s ability in this line has been proved by his foresight and earnestness in directing his class as president, in leading a football team, and in writing the athletic section of the Crimson . He was a member of seven organizations, ha ving held executive positions in two of them, the History Society and the Hi-Y; furthermore he was frequently on the honor roll. ROBERT FARRELL The Able Leader Bob doesn ' t talk much, but when he does, there is a meaning back of every word. He proved himself capable and efficient as business manager of the Crimson , as a member of the Hi-Y and the Student Council, and as full- back on the football team. FRED SWIHART A Real Athlete Fred ' s accomplishments have greatly to the prestige of G. H, added !. He was an adept on the hardwood, playing on the varsity squads of ' 25 and ' 26, and captaining the team in ' 27. Swihart was a four letter man, winning his G in all of the major sports. RACHEL WEAVER On the Roll of Honor The Class of ' 27 is proud indeed to claim this student whose many honors in scholarship are so well deserved, and whose splendid loyalty and spirit of co- operation in the Student Council, Girls ' League, and Latin clubs is fully appreci- ated bv her fellow students. ROBERT WIESE Sir Versatility He played football for his class, and basket ball for his school; he was ser- geant-at-arms in his senior year, and typ- ist for the Crimson . Moreover, he found time to be studious; his name was often on the honor roll. Ten

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the Diano, or to the drawing board; quiet and refined she is, whether engaged in pastimes or school activities. She de- serves much credit for her sincere effort in school projects, especially in the art work of the Crimson . Carl is reserved and unassuming; yet under his calm exterior there is a genial disposition, and a ready wit. During the four years he has been in G. H. S,, he has made manv friends. JOSEPHINE BONNETT A Northern Light This charming maiden combines with her Norse complexion an exquisite grace and charm. Her sense of honor and integrity proved itself of sterling quality while she was discharging the duties of such offices as class treasurer and snap- shot editor of the Crimson . FANNIE BRUNK Tlic J ' oice of Opinion When Fannie entered G. H. S. as a junior, to help us in our Girls ' League and Virgil Club, she brought with her a personality, generous, good-natured, and conversational the livelong day. Un- der the cover of these traits are found the highest ideals and noblest ambitions. LUCILE CARTER A Loyal Senior Lucile ' s soprano has been a great asset to the Glee Club, but it has had other uses too. At all the football and basket ball games she was at hand, rooting for G. H. S. She is true to her school and loval to her class. Tii-elve