Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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his generosity in distributing it among his friends, have won him the title of the Refreshment Stand . He has shown a friendly and willing spirit in the work of the Junior Carnival and the Physical Science Club. RABER KENNEL Pup an J Pep Pup — for that ' s his name — is a bundle of energy. Into whatever he does, he throws his whole strength ; whether in playing basket ball, singing in the Glee Club, getting grades, or doing mischief, he uses the same boundless force. ROBERTA KINTIGH A Merry Maid Gay and smiling, Roberta is known to everyone for her good fellowship. She was an enthusiastic player on the ;irls ' basket ball team; and she could always be relied upon in every class activity. WILLIS KISTLER Persistence plus Proficiency Willis spends his school days quietly — always ready for business whether in the class-room or on the gym floor. We notice his name on the roll of honor, both in scholastic and athletic activities. DOMER KNIGHT A Kni glit-Errant Domer was keenly interested in auto- mechanics, civics, and history. Although he devoted the major pa t of his time to class-room work, we had an opportun- ity to catch a glimpse of him, now and them, in various organizations. He was always courteous and willing to partici- pate in any worthwhile project. mMM MSm l Nineteen

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GERALD HOFFHEIN Manly Merit Gerald has not advertised his merits; his record shows his worth iar more effectively. He has been an earnest me. ' .i- ber of both the Caesar Club and Ag- ricultural Club; his application to stud- ies has won for him a place on the honor roll. David sometimes takes the part of a butler or of some other character that he learned to play in the Dramatic Club. He performed many dangerous experi- ments in the science laboratory. Above all, he is a good student. ALICE INEBNIT Alice of Wonderland With her dainty manner and attract- ive personality, Alice was a welcome member in her classes and clubs. Social activities, however, did not detract from her scholastic work, as her record shows. LUCILLE JAMES Steadfast and Sincere Some employer will be especially pleased when he chooses Lucille as his secretary. Her modesty, sincerity, and steadfastness qualify her for just such a position. She displayed these admirable qualities in her school and club work. ESTHER KAUFFMAN Pal 0 ' Mine Into the many and varied activities which Esther undertakes she instils a spirit of fun and good nature that makes working with her a pleasure. Her list of club member ships is long, and in every group she is remembered for her cheer- ful helpfulness and merry fellowship. Eighteen v .

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ELIZABETH KNIGHT Veritable Vivacity Elizabeth ' s animation and energy have been advantageous to her in her studies and club work during high school. In the Dramatic Club she has given proof that she possesses ability in acting. THEODORE LEHMAN Wingjoot Ted has lived up to this name for two years, for he was always there with a fleet foot when track laurels were to be won. When not absorbed in the act- ivities of the cinder paths, Ted made radio and amateur dramatics his hobbies. HERBERT MANN A Man There Was Although Herb was diminutive in stat- ure, he amply made up his deficiency of bulk by a large heart and an unquench- able spirit of energv. He fully dis- charged his duty to his class, when he so admirably played his assigned role in the Baby Show at the Junior Carnival. DOROTHIE McKIBBIN Dashing and Debonair Dorothie ' s ability in cartooning was not known to us until her senior year. This however, is not her only accom- plishment, for she participated in the activities of the Glee Club, and of the Eikhart Countv Discussion League. THELMA McPERRON Mme. Pianiste Skillfully her nimble fingers flit across the ivory keys. So many of her spare hours were spent at the piano that we have little of Thelma ' s time to claim for our own. We are proud, however, of her assistance in the Junior Carnival and in the Girls ' League. Twenty