Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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I EEF Contents: INTRODUCTION DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS F INIS 'I-'HE CRIMSON OF 1935

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THE CRIMSON ,In 1 ..-.I ' N Q gI:'l.J u ' A ' : J. Of GDSHEN HIGH SGHDDL sms:-IEN, INDIANA Published by SENIOR CLASS CIF 1535 YQOQ E Q6 fx CQ

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---L---if THE REASON FOR OUR BOOK I TRODUCTIO I-IOLLAND, land of tulips and wooden shoes. Nowhere in the world is there a country quite like this small bit of sea stolen land. The present site of the country Was at one time part of the Northern Sea. Undergoing tremendous handicaps and overcom- ing many hazards, the people finally succeeded in building up their country. The Dutch, priding themselves on their cleanliness and thrift, have built a country of which they may be proud. Due to the extremely low lands, large Windmills are for- ever pumping Water seavvard. Large dikes keep the Water from overrunning the fertile fields. A feeling of prosperity and contentment is present everywhere. Fortunate, indeed, is the community that has the sterling character and the love of the beautiful so exemplified by the Dutch people. bf THE CRIMSON OF 1935 '- rg1P 1' 1 ,,.i. i,