Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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STANLEY COZZI Garrulous and Gay Stanley is argumentative, and is liked for the trait. He is big-hearted, and al- ways lent his assistance cheerfully when- ever it was needed. Cozzi indulged in football and dramatics, and was a success in both activities. VIRGINIA COZZI A Classical Peruser Virginia ' s delight in Latin has not only overshadowed all other attractions these four years, but has influenced her choice of a vocation. Next to her inter- est in this subject, we must place her fondness for the gym floor, where she performs thrilling feats with the basket ball. DOROTHY CREAMER .Siveel as the Pipes of Pan Isn ' t she? Dorothy is popular, not just because she ' s president of the Dram- atic Club, senior director of the Girls ' League, invaluable on class committees, or the humor editor of the annual, but because her sweet personality dispels gloom wherever she is. ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM A Blit ieful Senior Arthur has smiled his way through high school, not allowing worry about studies to dim his merry countenance. However, his name has appeared on the honor roll each six weeks. What more could a joyous, young senior wish? WILLIAM DUSENBERRY A Real Romeo Bill, the champion heart-breaker of G. H. S., came to Goshen two years ago from Cleveland, and at once entered enthusiastically into all the school and class activities. He was a member of the Hi-Y Club in Cleveland, and con- tinued to be a staunch supporter of the organization in G. H. S.

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MARGARET CHILDS A Bit o ' Shyness Earnestness and sincerity do the talk- ing for Margaret. She went quietly about her work, and gained grades that anyone would be proud of. She be- longed, at various times, to the Girls ' League, Physical Science Club, and His- tory Society. FREOERICA CLASON The Aid That Never Fails Much of Frederica ' s popularity is due to her willingness to help. If some new plan was afoot for the class, some activ- ity of a club, or, in fact, anything that required assistance, she never failed to lend a hand, and to accomplish what she undertook. HARRIET CLASON Amiable and Conscientious Harriet doesn ' t get ruflled very easily; that is, if she does, we don ' t find it out. Her interest in athletics has been dis- played by her splendid work on the girls ' basket ball teams, and by her foui year membership in the Outing Club. LOUISE COBBCM A Typical Typist The fairies bestowed upon her, merry eyes, deep dimples, curling lashes, and a fair complexion, together with a fond- ness for fun, which keeps her lively the whole day through. She, too, has decided to cast her lot, after graduation, with the stenographers — at least, temporarily. JOHN CORNELL Prince of Stvat John was interested, mainly, in two things: agriculture and baseball. His interest in the former brought him first prize for his apple exhibit at the Purdue State Horticultural Show last year. In the latter, Cornell performed creditably for the Crimson at second base. Thirteen

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ERNESTO EDSALL The Musica ' Man Give our patent-leather haired Ernesto a musical instrument, ami the resulting tones will be delightful to hear. For four years he has played in the high school band and orchestra, and this year was sent to Indianapo.is as a representa- tive in the orchestra of the state. NORA EGENROAD Tranquil and True Nora does not push to the front; her quiet nature forbids. Her work in the Girls ' League and French Club revealed her spirit of helpfulness. Of all the high school subjects, the gentle ait of nursing made the strongest appeal to her. LEORA EARNEST Ye Earnest Student Leora exemplifies the happy combina- tion of always doing things just right, and at the same time being very human. Two organizations to which she lent her services during her three-year record here were the Girls ' League and the Dramatic Club. KATHERINE FOLKER Kindly Kate Kate is one of the gentlest and most lovable girls of the Class of ' 27. She always has a good word for every one. She took an interest in school activities and belonged to several clubs. ROMAYNE FOLKER Milady Fair Don ' t you remember what a charming waitress Mayne was at the Junior Carnival? And what a valuable mem- ber she was in the Glee Cub? She can assume responsibility too; she was class secretary as a freshman and a very efficient typist for the Crimson . Fifteen