Goshen High School - Crimson Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Ar Senyer Y ' ar Thet summer vacation shore went fast ! Yep, it ' s September already and time to git back to book-larnin ' agin. Them thar frosh shore have a rough time, what with gittin lost in the halls and bein ' , ' nitiated with the water treatment. It takes a coupla weeks fer the teacher to git command of the class and then we settle down to collectin ' blue slips, U ' s and concoctin ' excuses fer bein ' late t ' class. Them loud mouthed hoodlums of this here institushun begin daily trips to Mr. B ' s office and keep insistin ' we hain ' t done anything, Mr. Principal. Football (for rugged guys only!) is going strong by October. And thet magazine campaign! It gits folks a wonderin ' when they ' ll read all those new subscriptions they suddenly have took. ' Fore too long it ' s Christmas with the choir singin ' the Messiah and then no school for ten whole days. Yipee ! Then — bang! We ' re back in school agin! Accordin ' to official reports we warn ' t supposed to have ' xams, but it ' s jest as bad as before. At the beginnin ' of the new semester the senyers have meetin ' s with Mr. Starr and find out to their disgust they ' ll have to git a heap more book-larnin ' if they wants thet diploma in May. Gosh! Thet means more books. (Have to run off some more greenbacks tonite!) February means singin ' valentines and pulenty of blackmail ! Everybody was purty happy ' bout the basketball tourney plan — no feudin ' for ti ckets. Then we have the fussin ' and fightin ' between senyer and sophomore gals over the precious senyer boys. (Yep!) ' Round about the end of March the juniors realized that the prom shindig ain ' t fer away and the senyers are fussin ' about who ' s goin ' to make music for the square dances. Goshen Relays is open to anyone who ' s been eatin ' their Crunchies right along. Senyer Sneek (in name only), the prom, class day, and finally graduation closes another year at G. H. S. — Sue Mc.

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, ff x ' vf r 1 Campustry But there ' s nothing half so siveet in life As love ' s young dream. — Moore.

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Dedication In appreciation of his twenty-five years as a teacher in Goshen High School, and his patient and valuable guidance to many stu- dents, the Crimson Staff of 1948 dedicates this book to - - - Mr. John E. Weaver