Goshen Union High School - Goshonian Yearbook (Damascus, OH)

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CHARLEY'S AUNT Jack Chesney,v1olently in love with Kitty Verdun,and Charles, equally enamoured of Kiss Spettigue, invite the young ladies to their rooms for luncheon-in order to meet Charley's wealthy aunt from Braul C where the nuts come from J But alas, the millionaire aunt sends word that she will have to defer her visit for a few days What is to be done? The dear young things must not be comprom1sed no, never! but neither will the youths give up the opportunity of declaring their love The prob- l m is solved by forcing another Oxford undergraduate into a black satin skirt, lace fichu, a pair of mitts, an old fashioned cap and wig As Charley's Aunt tnen, this old fr mp is introduced to the sweethearts, to Jack's father, and to Stephen Spettigue, liss Spettigue's guardian The sweethearts hug and kiss Charley's dear old aunt, the two men make love to her Then the real aunt turns up, assumes an- other name In the comic C0nfUS10n which results, young Lord Babberley, pos1ng as the aunt, tricks Stephen Spett1gue into agreeing to the marriage of his ward to Charley, the real aunt marr1es Jack's father, Jack gets Mies Verdun, and WCharley's Auntn regains the fortune he lost at gambling and obta1ns the hand of the glrl he loves Cast of Characters Sir Francis Chesney James Hollinger Stephen Spettigue Gale Whltacre Jack Chesney Donald Brunner Charles Wykeham- Richard Stoffer Lord Fancourt Babberley Robert Hoopes Brassett Henry Burt Donna Lucia d'Alvadorez -Carol Stitle Kitty Verdun Beverly Bayless Ela Delahay Barbara Weingart Farmer Louis Grim laude Dorothy Stryffeler CLASS WILL We,the most lntelligent Sen1qr Class of the year 1951 A D , belng of sound mind and bod ,hereby w1ll and bequeath our most cherished possess1ons in this legal docu ment containing the last will and testlmony of our class ARTICLES Wade Berger leaves his off1ce as President to Don Baird Joyce Stryffeler wllls her queer ways to anyone who can figure them out Duane Lofland takes his arf abllity along home with h1m Theresa Furlong leaves her slim f1gure to Marilyn Bradley Henry Burt wills his winning mlle to Dale Berger I Clalre Weingart bequeaths h1s red hair to any lucky Weingart who doesn have lt VII Dean Granger leaves if he can get h1s car 1D gear VIII Loretta Cornett w1lls some of her brothers and slsters to Lucinda Hole X 3 !xf' NNNN Q Amy Spettigue --------- Eileen Summers I. ' . II. ' . III. . ' ' . IV. ' ' . V. ' . V . ' ' ' ' 't

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CLASo HISTORY It was on the bright, sunny day of September 2, l9b7 that we Seniors started out on our long voyage which was to last four whole years That was for most of us The Admlral of our sh1p was Mr Matasy We started out w1th about flfty two, wh1ch was qu1te a crew, but we knew we would lose some along the way The chlef off1cers on our Shlp were Captaln, Wade Berger, Commander, Clalre he1ngart Although lt may seem strange to have women off1cers, we dld The Stewardlsts were Joyce Stryffeler and Barbara Weingart Throughout the year everyone was kept pretty busy trylng to flgure out a way to get A's without studylnl As another year began, naturally we were glven a new Admlral, ar Tetlow N awnlral would want th1s crew for more than a year Our officers were Captain, Wade Berger, Commander, Edward Ramsayer The Stewardists for th1s year were Barbara Welngart and Carol Stitle One night we declded to dock at Goshen Un1on Bay and go on a hayrlde It was close to Halloween so we took up the ways of w1tches and gObl1nS for part of the evening We borrowed some corn along the way from some of the farmers Later in the evenlng one crew member declded he had lost h1s shoe in one of the corn fields It really wasn't warm enough to go everyone was ready to eat so we went delicious hamburger we went back to crew decided the voyage was too long We decided we should start earning some money for our voyage to Wash1ngton D C We sold plns representlng our school Altogether we earned about flfty dollars durlng this year In the fall of l9h9 we started the thlrd year of our voyage Our Admlral for this year was Mrs McCarty What a Job she was o1ng to have watchlng over a crew bare footed but Duane had no cho1ce By now to Kate's Kottage After we had all enjoyed a the bay to board our shlp Ten members of the and took another course It 18 hard to say how every Senior w1ll feel as he walks up to receive his and ton da an the man Elleen Summers Of course th1s was our b1g year to earn money for our Wa hlng trlp Tasks undertaken during the year were sell1ng basketball penc11s, Every Greet1ng and Christmas cards, collect1ng tax stamps, selling cand , ice cream hot dogs at the basketball games, and the blggest task of all selling magazlnes class received a plaque of ach1evement from the magazlne company for obtain1ng hlghest record of sales Henry Burt recelved a wrist watch for belng hlgh sales The biggest event of the year was chooslng and rece1v1ng our class rlngs even though it was after ChP1Stm3S when we recelved them On November 30th we presented our class play, WTumbl1n' Creek' under the di rection of M s Ol1ve McCarty Throughout the year we had a hayride and a class party The year ended with a crash bang The Juniors rushed 1n to fill the vacancy left by the Senlors in assembly Now we were coming to the la t year of our exciting voyage ue had finally reached our goal of dignifled Senlors This year Miss Patton took charge The officers who were to work under her supervision were Wade Berger, Gale Whitacre, Theresa Furlong and Carol Stitle Our class colors were blue and white w1th the white carnation as our flower class motto was nNe hope, we asp1re, we resolve, we trust U Of course everyone knew what was happening on the day of October ninth, when the Senior boys came to school wear1ng neck ties and suits and the girls wearing their finest As usual lt was pourlng down ra1n to make the day more exciting But naturally Mr Dimit didn't mind He was only taking the pictures By now we had thirty f1ve members aboard our shlp and two more who hadn't de- cided if they would contlnue with us or not The class decided to wear robes for graduation, whlte for the girls and navy for the boys Our announcements were ordered the last Of January nCharley's Auntn was presented by the Seniors on March thirtieth under the directlon of Miss Dorothv Patton As this annual goes to press we are look1ng forward to Baccalaureate,Mhy twen- t1eth, Commencement, May twenty third and the very last part of our long voyage, a v1s1t to Hashlngton D C on May twenty fourth dlploma know1ng that th1s is the last of our happy school days together In the years to come we wlll always remember the friendly students and co-operative faculty at Goshen Unlon High School X Z zff, NNNN . . , .. . .. . G. . . F 0 0 0 . . n gp . . of thirty-nine! To help her we chose Wade Berger, Donald Brunner, Beverly Bayless . . . . 3 . - y . . d '7 . D o Our ' . ' ' . . 'A - A S 0 W Our ' ' .

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XI XIII XVII XVIII XXIII XXIV XXV XXVII XXVIII XXIX XXXI XXXII XXXIII XXXIV XXXV XXXVI Roger Martig bequeaths his ab1l1ty to get along with cows to Kenny Steer Gale Jh1tacre leaves as smart as he came John Blasmman wills his auctioneering abilities to Jimm watson Donald Brunner bequeaths his ab1lity to get along with Miss Patton to Jack Wlnters Mary Nuthrick wills her quiet ways to Floretta Roberts Eddie Ramsayer leaves a wisecrack 1n every room Janet Capel bequeaths her abllity to cut hair to Betty Bonsall Richard Hoopes wills his homework papers to Cork Wyss Verlyn Price leaves as quickly as possible Robert Hoopes bequeaths h1s ab1lity to fly an airplane to Allan Richard Stoffer wills his dim les to Tom Danklef Mary Harden leaves after a short visit W1ll1am McClaren bequeaths his way with girls to Melvin Weingart Edwin Baird leaves for his Aunt's beauty parlor Donald Day bequeaths his avoirdupois to next year's football team Jim Roberts wills his ability to cause 6Xp10S10nS to next year's Chemistry class Dean Santee wills his mechanical ability to Kenny McNeal Barbara Weingart bequeaths her short stature to Mabel Gr1m Carol Stitle w1lls her patlence w1th children to Miss Zervos Dorothy Stryffeler wills her cheerleading ability to Dorothy Clark Eileen Summers wills her neat papers to Bill Davls Jim Holllnger leaves to seek a higher pos1t1on Junior Griffith leaves on his b1cycle James McClaren and Betty Kimes leave together Lou1s Grim wills h1s abllity to draw to Mr Matasy Beverly Bayless w1lls her gum chewing ab1l1ty to Mr Long Audrey Flugan leaves with a comb in one hand and a mirror ln the other Witnesses I J walk U B Earnest X g X X IX. ' ' . X. Y ' . XI. ' . I. XIV. ' . XV. ' . XVI. ' . . . . .H . XIX. . XX. . XXI. ' . XXII. Jo-Ann Vignere wills her neat appearances to the lower grades. XXV. ' . I. . XXX. ' .