Goldsboro High School - Gohisca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

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INA MIXON Though she may not say much, nothing misses ina’s observant eye and penetrating judge¬ ment. If she were known to keep a diary, many a Senior would lie tempted to find himself there¬ in. But if he had aught of which to be ashamed he would wish to he alone in doing so, for lira sees the person “as in himself he really is.” Secretary, McNeill I. ’2l- ' 22; Class Statician. ’2l- ' 22. SHEPHERD F. PARKER “Shep” Favorite Pastime—Teasing Favorite Expression “Yours Indy ' Chief Ambition Medical Doctor. “Shep” posesses all the attributes which Emerson demands of a gentleman. He is cour¬ teous, self-reliant, capable, and sincere. Though a great tease himself, he is a good sport when the joke is on him, as it often is. For in class he has a knack of missing the point of the dis¬ cussion and asking the very question which has just been answered. Though full of fun, he has a naive way of taking seriously that which every one else considers a joke; note, for example, his chief ambition. President of 0. Henry II, ' 21 ; Vice-President of Junior Play, ' 21; Staff of Tarpitur. ’21 - ' 22: Varsity Football Team. ' 21 ; Joke Editor of School News ’20-’2l. ELIZABETH STANLEY “Jack” Chief Ambition -To be a School teacher. Favorite Pastime — Raving. Favotite Expression—“I want a letter.” Elizabeth is a rather modest, unobtrusive little lady; but when she does set her head in a cer¬ tain direction it is very hard to turn her from her purpose. She does not often strive for honors; but when she wins them, she thoroughly enjoys the limelight. Junior Basket Ball Team. 1921; Second Preliminary Triangular Debate, 1921. PAUL TALTON “P. T.” Shy and rather droll Paul is inclined to hide his personality under a shell of timidity. We suspect that he is more ambitious than his favo¬ rite pastime would indicate. For he is seldom found at the popular loafing centers, and his re¬ cord shows steady if not severe application to his studies. Twenty Three

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KATHLEEN BEST “K. B.” “Kat” K. B.” is full of fun and bubbling over with the joy of being alive. Wherever she is there is sure to he a good time and when she is absent we miss her. If she is anywhere around you will know it by her familiar voice, which we hope will bring her fame some day when she becomes that great singer she is always talking about. Her favorite expression is T in scared to death and her favorite pastime, as you might guess, i; talking. MATTI IT CLARKE “Mat” Mattilu wants “to be a noted woman, and as riding is her favorite pastime, we suggest that she “hitch her wagon to a star” and become such. She is always saying, ' Tf you don’t somebody else will,” and we say this same thing to “Mat” hoping that she will realize her ambition. FLORA HILL “Flory Jane” Favorite Pastime Playing the piano. Chief Ambition--To carry a tune. Favorite Expression—“Well, I will.” Flory may not be the best in the world, but she’s plum good! She isn’t a book-worm, but who likes a book-worm anyway? Even Emerson voiced his disapproval of the “Pale Scholar.” She is universally loved for her willingness t«» help and her ability to serve. Junior Critic McNeill I, ’20-’2l. CLYDE MAYO “Jane” Last, but not least, to enter our class of ’22 is Clyde, who is our quietest pupil. Her favorite pastime is telling jokes; her chief ambition is to be a friend of everyone, and her favorite ex¬ pression is, “That made me so mad.” Twenty Two

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GLADYS HARRIS “Glad” “Glad is sweet, as you know. She is stylish for all say so, She stands no poor chance on looks, Even tho she isn ' t a lover of books. When anyone tells Gladys something exciting or unusual she always says, That ain ' t nothing” and she usually tells something to heal it. Her greatest ambition is to get a diploma and her favorite amusement is riding. Glee Club. ' 18; Treasurer of Class. ’19; Secretary of Literary Society. ' 20; Basket Ball. ’21; Secretary of Class, ’21; Most Stylish of Class of ’22. MOLLY CARRAWAY PARKER “I speak from experience.” Thus “Old Fashioned Molly” brings her argument to a close. After school hours she will usually be found eating nut sundaes at “Howard’s.” There must be “something up” as she gets letters from an Annapolis Midshipman, but in case that fails she is looking forward to a bright future by specializ¬ ing in science. B LAN IE G. RACKLEY. Favorite Expression Oh! good night. Favorite pastime Playing football. Chief Ambition To be a football coach. Prominent for four years in G. H. S. athletics Blanie has always stood for a clean game a hard fight, and good sportsmanship. He knows how to win without vanity, and to lose without chagrin. He carries the same high standard of good spor ' s- manship and fair play into all of the activities of the class, and justly bears the esteem of his schoolmates and teachers. Football. ' 18. ’19. ' 20. ’21; Baseball. ’17. ’18. ' 19; Basketball. ’18. ' 19. ' 20; Class President. ’20; Vice- President. ' 21; President 0. Henry I, ’20-’2l. EVELYN NORWOOD WILKINS “Sam” Favorite Pastime Favorite Expression Tickled me so good Chief Ambition To become a director of music. A born leader. Evelyn is at her best when directing affairs. Whether it is a conspiracy to “strike” on All Fool’s Day, to get up a school party, or to preside over a literary society, she always wins an en husiastic following. Perhaps that is one reason that her chief ambition is to become a music supervisor. She may then be always directing, and can control hundreds merely by the waving of her hands. Cass Treasurer. ' I . C ass President. ' 20; Triangu¬ lar Debate. ’20; Basketball. ' 20; Vice-President Literary Society. ' 21; Cass Debate. ’21; Censor Literary Society. ' 21; Editor-in-Chief School News. ’21; President Liter¬ ary Society. ' 22; Class Prophet, ' 22; Most Popular Girl in Senior Class. Twenty Four