Goshen High School - Memories Yearbook (Goshen, VA)

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DEDICATION To a teacher and friend who is dedicated to her profession; who is sincere, honest, and faithful; who has bestowed priceless wisdom upon her pupils; and who has shown sincere inte rest and given freely of her time to all, we the Senior Class of 1966, respectfully dedicate our edition of The Goshen Memories, Lane of ' 66 to Mrs. Howard Cronk. 5

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MR. WARREN A. ALLEM, PRINCIPAL We are all receiving more schooling today than those did who lived before us. Our schooling has as its resource a storehouse of knowledge about man and his world which is overflowing. An immense program of research continues to improve this supply with the passing of each day. Unfortunately, however, the combination of schooling and knowledge does not in¬ variably result in wisdom and good judgment on the part of our students. In order to experience genuine fulfillment it remains for each individual to come to terms with spiritual realities and thus to discover purpose in human existence. Schooling is good and knowledge is better, but wisdom is best of all. 4

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FACULTY Anna D. Withrow English, Algebra, Latin Robert I. Burns, Jr. Social Studies, General Business Electra M. McGay Science, Seventh Grade Adelia M. Sommer Home Economics, Math, Physical Education Daniel R. Snider General Mechanics Frances V. Walker Sixth Grade, English Helen M, Korfmann Fifth Grade Angie W. Greaver Fourth Grade Mary P. Cronk Third Grade Phoebe M. Towberman Second Grade Willie H. Ward First Grade Nancy D. Nichols Secretary-Librarian NOT PICTURED: Dreama b. Carter, Music