Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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rr 9 TAe 5 M Crimson =H C £ 1932 u Class of 1952 Richard Bigler, President: Richard Custis, Vice-President Florence Stealy. Secretary; Louise Ecklebarger, Treasurer During our four years of high school life we have participated actively in Athletics, Scholarship, Dramatics, Music, and Leadership, under the inspiring sponsorship of Miss DeWees and Mr. Ulery. Our capable class leaders, each year respectively, have been as follows: Edward Peterson, John Dausman, Jane Ruinmell, and Richard Bigler. Among our learned scholars, who came into possession of bright red G sweaters, are, in order: Richard Bigler, the Valedictorian, who won two chevrons; Betty Hul- wick, The Salutatorian, who won three chevrons; Janet Miller, Class Orator; Jane Rummell; John Dausman, Helen Everett, John Parsons, and Marietta Storer. The mighty stars in athletics — football, basketball, track, and tennis — are as fol- lows: Darby Williams, Hubert Anglemyer, Kenneth Mount, Bob Holtzinger, Don Yoder, Bill Fausnaugh, Bob Lewis, Merle Oswald, Luther Cripe, Franklin Boggs, Carl Yoder, Frank Weaver, Orus Jessup, Gordie Hoke, Bonnie Overholt, Elsworth Goss, Richard Bigler, Roscoe Holderman, Charles Hoth, and Lawrence Maurer. The principal characters in that immortal play, Smilin ' Thru , were Audrey Yoder, Darby Williams, Janet Miller, Kenneth Mount, Meredith Koerner, and Luther Cripe. Our talented musicians and songbirds are as follows: Donald Overholt, Luther Cripe, Bob Self, Charles Huffman, Frank Weaver, Lawrence Maurer, Janet Miller, Louise Ecklebarger, Don Yoder, Richard Bigler, Darby Williams, Albert Rhoutsong, Orus Jessup, Edward Peterson, Justina Enss, Grace Yoder, Jeanette Landis, Roberta Yoder, Ben Yoder, Carl Yoder, Eddie Bute, and Fern Chapman. Our school career was ended in the usual blaze of glory, and we now resign our coveted position to the on-coming Juniors. EDWARD PETERSON. Page Twenty-seven

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r The % rvry Crimson B 1932 (i SENIORS -ID- ROBERTA YODER Sunshine Society 3, 4; Chemistry Hub 4 : Girls ' Glee Club 3. 4; Forum Club 4; Smilin ' Thru 3 ; Chorus 4. SENIORS -ID- WALTER J. YODER In the twinkling of an Baseball 2 ; Basketball 2. 3, 4; Track 3 ; G in Basketball 3 ; Hi-Y 4 ; Forum Club 4. H Senior ' s thoughts Close the books, and dry the pen Gone the tales, of famous men. All is over — all is done — The fight for knowledge now is won. Freshmen days So long ago Full of hardship, care, and woe. Sophomores How aged we were How hard the world was to endure. Then Juniors What a strenuous life Full of fun and study and strife. A year passed by And then did it seem Over all others we were supreme. Then contemplation, as we pause Before being snapped into life ' s jaws. The days of study — at the time so dull Now seem carefree, with happiness full ! Our quest for knowledge, long pursued Turns out to be a mere prelude, The education we thought was won, In reality has just begun. B. H. Page Twenty-six

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The rvhf Crimson s Hv £) J 932 £ Class of i 93 3 Page Twenty-i Three years ago the Class of ' 33 entered G. H. S. as one of the largest Freshman classes that had ever been enrolled in the school. These frightened and timid young- sters were soon organized and started out successfully under the capable leadership of Miss Barnes and Mr. Schenck. Our first year we chose Margaret Pippinger as president and Donald Pletcher as vice-president. The year went by swiftly, but none too swiftly for us, who longed for the privileges and independence of Sophomores. Our second year saw us established as Sophomores, and it was wonderful to us to have such power. We sent pitying glances to the poor green Freshies who wan- dered about the building, and helpfully gave them the right directions to their class- rooms. Sidney Sorg was elected president and Thomas Stoller vice-president. Then at last we turned the bend and arrived at that high and exalted position of Upperclassmen. Our leaders this year have been Helen Yoder, president, and Les- ter Getz, vice-president. Our first project was launching the Tomahawk, in which we succeeded quite well. The second big project was undertaken when the Junior Class presented the Peg O ' My Heart , with the following cast: Mary Tilley, Dick Yoder, Louise Inks, Marie Stellingwerf, Tom Stoller, Mary Helen Shanahan, Paul Culp, Herbert Lehmen, and Leon Myers. This was voted a huge success. Our celebrities in the world of intellect are Muriel Barnard, Mary Louise Barn- hart, Agnes Cripe, Rosemary Griener, Frieda Enss, Louise Inks, June Kelly, Jane T