Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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iVlARK YvODER certainly enjoys getting himself banged up. His specialty is breaking his right arm so he doesn,t have to write English exams. Inciden- tally his other specialty is being a cradle-snatcher. If it were not for KATHRYN VVELDY's great artistic ability and jean Har- low's lack of it, we would consider Katy the second Platinum Blonde. ROBERT MICHAEL has taken all the arithmetic he can obtain from this cur- riculum. I suppose if he were asked to describe his best girls, he would give the dimensions. VValter VVinchell says TVIRGINIA FREEMAN does quite a bit of dating. Who,d ever know such a quiet exterior could hide so much fun and mischief. At the termination of four years of observation, the conclusion has been reached that JUNIOR ZENTZ must be twins. lt doesn't seem possible that one person could get such high grades so consistently throughout his high school davs. Blond--beautiful. VVe know JEANNE is blond, we have all evidence to prove she is beautiful, but she certainly is not dumb. EMORY CI1!IPE,s favorite pastime is pulling one's tie out and then say that he is working on the railroad. ISADORE KOSNOFF is a history teacher's despair. He imagines that he's a Bolshevik, and continually gets into slightly 'fredn arguments. PAUL NETERER,S pet hobby is teasing. Strange to say he picks only on the girls. His dark, curly hair puts him over in a big way with the female ele- ment of the school. VVe will not be surprised if, in the future, we see BETTE VVEAVER,S name in lights on Broadway. Bett's object is to make the suffering public forget Sa- rah Bernhardt. 20

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FRANK lVlCCI,URE-SOIHC say that the McClure twins are as different as day and night, and some say they are alike as two peas in a pod. VVe,ll leave that to you. So quiet is lVlARGARET MITCIXELIJ that the only evidence we have that she is with us, is the fact that her name apppears regularly on the honor roll and quite often as a 4 'CEN pupil. THOMAS KAUFFMAN lirmly and staunchly believes in the old adage, uVVhere ignorance is bliss 'tis folly to be wisef' RUTH SEARFOSS, a most quiet and unassuming young lady, was appointed assistant typist for the CRIMSON and is deserving of much praise for her un- tiring efforts in its behalf. ALFRED MCCLURE gets all his heart rejuvenation tonic by writing to Doris Blake's column, Advice to the Lovelornf' in the Chicago Tribune. Every time Bud's heart interest gets into a scrap with him, he swears that he will give up all worldly contacts and become a hermit. LAVON ROHRER-A lion roars, but never our Lavon. lt seems as if nouns were some times quite deceiving. EUGENE COLLINS is a real movie critic. He sees every movie that comes to town and saves the other boys pennies by telling them all about each picture. If CLARENCE WOGOMAN would grow another inch or two, he would break all the lights on the ceiling. His nickname is '4Gander.'7 lf we would ever have seen GLEN IQEIM without Del Fausnaugh, we would know Del was either lost, strayed, or stolen. The Beechy girls are known for their naturally curly hair, and FLORENCE is no exception to the rule. 19

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ROBERT ULERY is the basketball player who, before he came to G. H. S., made a name for himself, in the tournament, playing for Jefferson. Now in his senior year, he is on the varsity squad at Goshen. JEANETTE ALBERTS could always be found with a smile and a pleasant word for everyone. She and Helen Rohn were classed as insepaarables. ROBERT Booos is the lost soul of the Senior class. He insists on becoming a second VVayne King, but the orchestra insists on his not becoming. VVho would imagine that such frolic and frivolity lurked behind those seri- ous school marm glasses of MARY ELLEN EVERETT. VVe ought to know--- we've seen her with them off. RLMER PHENDBS quietness has earned him the monicker '4ChicagO Fire. In his senior year, however, he seems to have plenty to say for himself. BERNIE SMETZER is greatly interested in agriculture. Some day Bernie hopes to have a large, modern farm with cows, onions, and all the modern improvements to go with it. RAXYMOND lVfILLER is a fast guy. He is a worthy member of the track team and is a cross-country runner. As he breaks the tape, his face is crimson. This is from blushing, not from over-exertion. ROGER COSBY has blossomed forth into a first class grocery boy. To hear him sav, One peck potatoes, S.32, one would easily see he was an expert at the job. LLOYD BUTT,S pet ambition is to some day defeat Mr. Gerig in an argu- ment. As it stands now, it usually ends up by both of them agreeing to dis- agree. ELDON LANTz's pet aversions are people who call him Hjakief' It was all the cause of a slip ofthe tongue and seems to us to be about as bad as Elmer. 21