Goshen High School - Yearbook (Damascus, OH)

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:::::::::::::::::::: G O S H O N I A N iIT f'7 T'f ' Article VII Joe Batzli leaves the door open to greet next year's seniors. Article VIII Orlan Stoffer wills his seriousness to HHappyH Varis. Article IX I - Ellen Weingart donates Bob for further use in the school. Article X - Eula Hersman gladly leaves her Htalking eyesn to Agnes Charlton. Article XI Lorena Batzli leaves an empty seat in chapel. Article XII Harjorie Courtney leaves her Utomboyishnessn to Helen Lora. Article XIII Naomi Jackson wills her Hkissproofn lipstick to Theda Cosand. , Article XIV Margaret Hobbins leaves her quiet, gracious manner as an example to all freshmen. Article XV Zella DeCort leaves her Vlate night hoursn to any teacher. Article XVI Agnes Kelley leaves her back seat to Dick Beitler. Article XVII Drexel Knoedler leaves his Wboyish sweetnessn to James Andre. Article XVIII Betty Arnold leaves to join Mike. Article XIX Hargaret Hobson leaves a good impression on students at Goshen Hi. . Article XX Martha Alice West leaves us guessing. Don or Walt? Article XXI Beatrice Hoffman leaves a smile for everyone. A Article XXII Dorothy Bricker leaves her basket ball ability to Lois Ann Burton. I Article XXIII Donald Wyss leaves his ability to handle women to Willard Thomas. Article XXIV Bob McDonald leaves his snappy, collegiate appearance to Dwain.Witter Article XXV . Lee Heineman leaves his studious attitude to Bob Burton. Article XXVI Darrell Carpenter leaves Helen sad and lonely. Article XXVII Grant Reichert leaves his gilt-edged novel on VHOW to Make Leven to Richard Rhodes. Article XXVIII Bill Geiger leaves his Ugift of gabn to Don Hoffman. -- 54 --

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e . e .G O S H O N I A Nr:::::::::::::::::: doing very uplifting missionary work over in China. 'Member Margaret Hobson Clively little girll, well, she is now in England married to an earl. Evelyn Long and Larty West, how old-maidish they're getting--tried to pass a law to abolish petting. This,ig a surprise. Letha Venable is making her way in life very nicely by singing with Jan Garber's orchestra at the World's most beauti ful ballroom, the Trianon in Chicago. We see Lois Ingram, outshining Cleopatra by far, as the red- headed siren of the HBlue Danube.H - Lois Ingram Class Will Although it is the custom To leave some worthy thingg That's not the only reason These tributes now we bring. 'Tis 'cause we've found each helpful And thought that you might too, Why they're from the bottom of our hearts, These gifts from us to you. Article I Marion Grooms leaves best wishes for the Class of '56. Article II Wilma Stanley leaves a tear of regret. Article III Mildred Myers leaves her meekness of spirit to Myra Amstutz. Article IV Marjorie Stoffer leaves her quiet manner to Ruth Burton. Article V Mary Hountz leaves her becoming hair coiffures to Isabelle Blaine Article VI Martha Mather leaves her chewing gum in music class. -- 53 --

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o G O S H O N I A N l Article XXIX Oren Jones leaves a snore in home room. Article XXX Arthene Bye leaves a giggle floating around the auditorium. Article XXXI Evelyn Long leaves her striking personality to Ruth Wallace. i Article XXXII Genevieve Holloway leaves a date for Genevieve Watters. Article XXXIII Ralph Sangree leaves some of his stature to Jack Grooms. Article XXXIV Handel Cosand loaves all his pencils-Qbehind his ears. Ask Rendel about it. Article XXXV The name--Lois Ingram--leaves a pleasant memory, which none of her classmates will forget. Art ic le XJIKV I Letha Venable leaves her sweet disposition to any teacher who feels the need of it. Article XXXVII The foregoing is the last will and testament of the Senior Class of 1955. If anyone should wish to thank this class for the many generous legacies they will find the witnesses of this will in a position to receive the same. But, if any should become heated by what they consider to be an unjust, but which we know to be a just legacy of this will, we would suggest they partake of the cooling, refreshing, and soothing waters of Westville. we appoint as executors of this will the following well-known business men of this community: H. O. Stanley Charles Crawford ' Witnesses: P. J. Ferguson HArtW G. H. McDonald nZekn John Williams VIDOHN Signed: The Senior Class of 1955 - Letha Venable -, 35 --