Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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7 G a»tic t 1944 Explanation of Theme This DEAR DIARY edition of the Crimson contains a page-by-page diary written by a com- posite member of the senior class. The theme was chosen by the staff because it affords the readers a rare privilege — a glimpse of the very personal, yes, even secret — thoughts, serious and frivolous, of the sraduatinw class of 1944. 7I4e GniifUxHi, 1944

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7I4e GUntAosi 1944 POETRY BY MISS DENISTON These poems, written by the late Bonnie C. Deniston, ap- peared in an anthology in 1940. PREVIEW April, today, tripped Along through the town. Dressed in her daintiest Leafy, green gown. She smiled and she courtesied, Then slipped out of sight, When evening drew down The curtain of night. But a perfume elusive Pervades all the air; And she tossed me the blossoms She wore in her hair; So I ' m confident that She ' s not far away; I shall see her again Soon — just any day. Bonnie C. Deniston ROMANY ROAD The trees on the trail Are a gypsy band gay Passing me by in Such gorgeous array. Flaunting scarves of scarlet And orange and green ; ' Tis the Romany Road — Every maple a queen. Bonnie C. Deniston MAGIC CURTAINS I know a good fairy has just passed by; I heard the faint swish of her wing; There at my window is positive proof Of her intricate fashioning; For she has cut pieces out of the sky, Heavenly blue and drifted white; She has woven an exquisite fabric With the breezes and morning light; She has fitted my window with curtains Of this damask dipped freshly in clew. With gratitude deep my heart overflows For the morning-glories, white and blue. Bonnie C. Deniston 7i4e Glimlott 1944

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7 e G U hA041 1944 ROBERT B. WEAVER Principal of Goshen High School Superintendent of Goshen City Schools HAROLD H. BECHTEL 7I4e GiitnAatt 1944