Goshen High School - Yearbook (Damascus, OH)

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.W h rwixm C. G, Long Qofviw 'Patfom fpoulme Irxgffcxnw The Class of 1955 wishes to give a word of appreciation to the teachers who have served us through our junior high and high school careers. We have enjoyed the association with them.and have apprec iated their efforts to help us to succeed. .... 17 --

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. .A.. ,,,, . Ai. It 1- x,,-.,,w G 0 s H o 1: I i N -----0-ff-1--------H County Board of Education and Staff The members of the county board of Education are elected for a four year term. Their chief duties are: To elect a county superin- tendentg to set up, by means of courses of study, tests, and examine ations, standards for territoryg to appoint to license drivers of tion in many types of The County Board ate with local boards educationally in Ohio Under the C. B. Rayburn, assisted by Vivian ranked first in Northeast Ohio in the schools of the oountyg to make transfers of a board to conduct the teachers' examinationg school buses. and to sit as a board of arbitrae cases. has always manifested a willingness to cooper- of education in makingldahoning County a leader directions of County Superintendent Spurgeon, Hahoning County this year the Academic Contest conducted by the State Department of Education. Goshen Township Boer? of Education To the members of the local Board of Education goes the response ibility of managing and operating the schools of Goshen Township. Successfully running a school system is no easy task at any time ! but to do so during times of a depression is a doubly hard task. It is the aim of the Board of Education to maintain the very best school possible and to do it efficiently and economically. That they have done it efficiently is answered by the fact that Goshen always ranhs at or near the top educationally in Mahoning County. That they have done the job economically is answered by the fact that Goshen Township has always operated on money available and has never had to issue bonds for operating expenses. The school and community are grateful to the Board of Education for their continued interest in keeping our schools abreast the times so that they may continue to prepare boys and girls for an effective, happy and abundant life. N- 16 in 4 3

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-......ZIIIIIZIII:1 G O S H O N I A N 'f 'ff C. 3. Longg B. S. Ohio Tmsicyan, 1916 Science Studied at'Mizh1gan, Ohio University, Dennison, and Ohio State. Dorothy Patton B. A. Otterbein, 1928 Modern Languages E. L . Wagstaff B. S. Ohio University, 1950 History, ' -1-.' .j Studied at Ohio State Manual Arts, Agriculture C. E. Leyda B. S. Mount Union, 1952 History, Bookkeeping, Biology, Athletic Coach Frances M. Baker B. A. Wittenburg, 1950 Mathematics Letha H. Brunk Junior High Kent State College, 1951 Esther Bricker Cope Junior High Kent State College Adrienne V. Spahn English, Stenography, B. A. College of Wooster Physical Education Estelle Lapp Cole Music Ufocall Oberlin College, 1919 John W. Remick ' LMusic Clnstrumentall Kent College Youngstown College, Summer 1954 Dana's Institute, 1952 -- 18 --