Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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DONALD FOREMAN Dapper Don Don ' s precision and efficiency proved to be of special benefit to the class for he worked to make every activity a suc- cess. The Hi-V Club, which claimed Don as a member for three successive years, was the organization in which he displayed the most interest. FLORENCE FOSTER Semper Fid el is Florence is ever eager to do her part, and to succeed in all her undertakings. She is known for her ability to concen- trate her best efforts on any project im- mediately at hand. Her naramount in- terest lay in class work and in school organizations. MARIE GANGER Yon Solitary Lass Although she is known as a persistent ' tudent, her true interests are hidden. Her happy life on the farm brings her into direct contact with the out-of-doors; this, altogether with her fondness for books and for music, provides entertain- ment for many of Marie ' s lonely days. LORRAINE GARDINER The Meditator Lorraine seems ever to be solving seme difficult question. Perhaps this is the reason her committee work and her support of the Girls ' League leave no room for question on our part. Her absence as a second soprano in the Girls ' Glee Club will be keenlv felt. CARLISLE GARMAN Beau Brummel Carlisle, the fashion-plate man, was one of the staunchest supporters of the class. He was ever ready to manage a concession, or to fulfill any other work assigned him. Besides these laudable qualities, Curly was a consistent per- former on the class football, basket ball, and track teams.

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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

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good nature have won for her many friends. She worked eagerly and will- ingly in the Junior Carnival, Girls ' League, and History Society. Georgia has used the same spirit, too, in her studying, as her high grades prove. ROBERT GINGRICH Brawn and Bruin He helped G. H. S. win numerous victories both on the gridiron and on the hardwood. However, it remained for the class presidency in ' 26 to bring forth Bob ' s best efforts, and fully dis- play his powers of organization. Coupled with these qualities is a keen business mind, which he demonstrated by his work as assistant business manager of the Crimson . HELEN GORSUCH True Blue A true friend is this maiden with a fmile ever present on her face. She is quick of action and thought. These characteristics secured for her a position on the girls ' basket ball squad. Helen is rightly called True Blue , for truth colors all her actions. MYRON HERSHFIELD Moody Mooney Myron ' s services as nurse in the Baby Show in the Junior Carnival will never be forgotten. His unusual ability in dramatics gave him an easy entrance into that club; besides, he commands at- tention whenever he delivers one of his brilliant orations in the classroom. DONNA BELLE HIMEBAUGH The Belle Donna ' s curly hair and mirthful laugh- ter have greatly brightened rne classes which she belonged. Her activities ha been an aid to the success of these clubs Library, Science, History and the Girls League. Seventeen