Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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John William Foreman in his sixteen years as Superintendent of the Goshen city schools, became one of the outstanding and beloved men of the city. He gave freely and unselfishly of his time and energy, not only to the schools but to all civic and public enter- prises. He had many friends and admirers, and his sudden passing, after so brief an ill- ness, came as a profound shock to the entire community. His death brought a loss not only to the schools, but to the city and is one that will not soon be forgotten. Goshen has lost a dear friend.

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DIRECTORS I. W. FOREMAN . Superinterzcient ALBERT A. RIETH . President F. S. EBERSOLE . Treasurer W. D. CIIAMPION Secretary Mr. Foreman, our able superintendent, manages our Goshen City Schools wisely and efficiently. However, there is another governing body that does a great part of the workgthe school board. We, of Goshen, are particularly fortunate in having such fine men on our board. We wish to express our deepest appreciation to Mr. Foreman and the board for the many favors bestowed upon us in our school system. L PRINCIPAL O. L. WALTER ' Mr. Walter, principal of Goshen High School, controls and di- rects our high school activities very efficiently. He schedules many programs for our benefit and is interested in pupils participating in extra-curricular activities. At all times, he is vitally concerned with the welfare of the pupils. THE CRIMSON OF 1936