Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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ELOISE STEPHENSON 'fSteve made herself a star by being good hearted and amiable. She played the leading roles in 'lThe VVhole Town's Talking and f'The Kings English. HELEN STONER Illuminating herself was an easy task for Helen. She was one of the mainstays of the class. Moreover, she was a Hrst- class debater and actress. MARY STUTSMAN Mary was a member of the orchestra. She also played an important part in debating during her senior' year. CHARLES SUNTXHEIMER Charlie was class president his fresh-N man year and was a Hi-Y member. In athletics and amateur stage performing he deserves credit. LUCILLE STONER Lucille was secretary of the class, a brilliant student, and a member of the orchestra. She was a willing helper and was liked by every schoolmate. VIOLET STRYCKER Violet is one of those quiet persons who says little but does much. She re- ceived a scholarship sweater and ably performed as associate editor of the Crimson. FLORENCE SWINEHART As feature editor of the Crimson, Florence was a diligent worker. She was an active member in the Outing and Caesar Clubs, and Sunshine Society. RALPH TODD U His quiet nature and ready smlle made him liked by all his fellow-students. He was a Fine class worker. 15 , V' A ,fax ff fiyf 1 , Xf- ,ff ' . - f. ffzzflzfW'm,QZ'?f?5iCxfr, f H ' , w J .,, . .f.,.f,..,-,fwfM,,,,-v,,,, ,I fr , . , f, 'tr' yygff'-1.'if:f'gepsfs! ff'vf1?rf,a1'f Q- .L:f'f , - f2.gjf y'5r:- .' fl , Page .. V 4' 41 ff is ,wtf f ,Q 4f:rg,'f5'g,jff,f4 1 I f J.:m,wf :ff . fx , A t H .scar f Q sf - -' M2 ffl firm? ,, wif- mnwybs

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