Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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TABLE of CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION II. DEDICATION III. SERVICE— THEME IV. ADMINISTRATION V. CLASSES VI. ATHLETICS VII. FEATURES VIII. LITERARY IX. CLASS DAY X. ADVERTISEMENTS ■ mi II II

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flBOOK OF SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY PUBLISHED BY SENIOR CLASS 1937 GOSHEN HIGH SCHOOL GOSHEN, INDIANA liCiiiifiisaiN '

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INTRODUCTION SERVICE It has been said that service is the price we pay for the place we occupy. Too often we attempt to avoid the paying of this price, for many of us have not learned that ser -ice is the high art of living; that unless we ser ' e, we miss many of the joys in life. Modern civilization is highly ef- ficient, but our world cannot go far on efficiency alone. Into each small bit of labor, if it is to endure, must go some little of the magic of service. In Cjoshen, during the past year, several new projects ha ' e been completed; a new disposal plant, a new Main Street, a new water plant and others. All of these are rendering service to the citizens of Goshen. All these were made possible by the de- sire, on the part of a few leading men and women, to ser e their community. In addition to the new improvements there are many older organizations serving our city; the hospital, the library, the clubs, and the schools. Therefore, because of these facts, be- cause of the old and new serving units, because the citizens of Goshen have learn- ed the joy of serving, we of the Senior Class have decided to build our 1937 Crimson with Ser ice as the central theme. ■«U«3 II ill II II ill I II II II 11 II II II II II II