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

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IUJISIUHHEEATHKFJN Dedicatlon He, the class of 1951, wish to dedlcate thls fourteenth the Goshonlan to Mrs Olive McCarty, who served as our advlsor durlnv our Junlor year and helped make our trlp to Jashington D C posslbl Her h1gh 1deals of conduct and were constantly set before us These thlngs, alonp with her fr1endlj nature, w11l always remaln in our mlnds as we separate to seek hlgher goals He want to w1sh Mr Mcoarty COHtlDU6d success and happi ness as she resumes her duties in the Unlted States Marlne Corps edltlon f scholarshlp ,. Wi ,I .V I gg A ft I'-M,-, Q 4'm.'w v ,f f ' ' ' - lr. , - ' . we , A 1 L 5? V 'Q gr ' 'T ,r f .4 -. 'Z' 5K7WVw' 1' ,J '7 ' A ' ' 3 , . . . . O A . 0 D u s 9 a . 5 . . V . A . S a .

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IN MLMORIAM 'Twilight and evening bell And after that the dark' And may there be no sadness of farewell When I embark God in his infinite wisdom has seen fit to take from us our beloved teacher and friend Mr. Monson McCarty, who was respected and loved by all who knew him. Mr. McCarty has a way' of making all of us feel that he was sincerely interested in our welfare and all of our school activities. He was al- ways anxious that we get the most out of our school life. He gave unstintingly of his time and effort to make all of his classes interesting as well as instructive. Faculty and students all feel it has been a rare privilege to have known and been associated with him. Mr. McCarty, who coached our football team and who was commonly known outside of class as Mac, was a most sincere and honest companion. All feel his going very deeply and realize that such a noble character can never be replaced. UN MEMCZURUAM

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il- I ff? .1 Ezzww' Board of Education Bruce Rlley, Albert Hanna, Lee Greenamyer, Laverne Owen, Myron lest C G Long, Ray Bardo 'UAQI l CUSTODIANQ Margaret Miskimins, Secretary. Herman Yarian, Glenn Maurer