Goldsboro High School - Gohisca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

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TARPITUR. Mary Edmundson Her tongue within her lips remains, For who talks much must talk in vain. Mary is one of our modest, lovable, and sincere Seniors. Though quiet and reserved, she has an armful of attrac- tive ways. Just to make a long story short she ' s a good old pal of a mighty g ood sort. Laura Ellen Gardner Ellen has dark brown hair, brown ■ eyes, and five feet, five inches of good B nature. She is out for graduation on her own platform. What else she ' s out 11,, for I can ' t say. The platform consists of History, English, Physics, and French JU planks, French being the greased board. We have an idea that she will make good in many things. i; (Viis..r McNeil! Ill lunin, Play ' 23; I Basketball ' 24. Beulah Elizabeth Grady jjjj A loving heart is the truest wisdom. It is time to sing! Where is Beulah? Straightforward and jolly old girl; she ' s accommodating and always ready to do I any typewriting for us less brilliant ones who have not mastered the art. ■ + Morris Jacob Heilig Heelig Sober, steadfast, and demure. In p school he is ever tending to his business. f In him Coach Shepard has a faithful standby on the football team. Heelig says so little and sits so quiet that we almost forget he ' s there, until he GE startles us with some statement show- ing that he ' s heard it all and missed nothing.

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Elizabeth Bizzell Dibba Where ' s the History assignment? ' ' Oh, it sounds as if Dibba were think- ing seriously about studying. She came from Clinton two short years ago and we frankly admit that we don ' t see how they ' re doing without her. You see, Dibba has a way that you must admire. Junior Play ' 23. 4- Lillian Elizabeth Brown Wilst thou have music? Then seek her. When we speak of music we speak uf Lillian, because she is musical through and through. She ' s sweet, modest, ana sincere. She has wit and humor to make her presence enjoyable. Pianist ' 23, ' 24; Glee Club ' 22. ' 24. Frederick Crum love you. The Rodolph Valentino of the class. Fred seems to be a favorite everywhere — with the girls, the teachers, and even the boys. He is especially popular witn the girls. He ' s an athlete of the best kind, and has won distinction on the gridiron, quint, diamond, and track. Track ' 2.!; Football ' 22, ' 23; Basketball ' 22, •2. , ' 24; Baseball ' 22. ' 2.?. ' 24; Tunior Play ' 23: President Boys ' Glee Club ' 24: Athletic Editor Tarpitur ' 24. + Martha Rives Dortch To almost all things she can turn a hand. If there ' s hard work to be done, look for Martha. She always stays on the job until it ' s finished, and she is one of the few of whom it may be said, Tis well done. She is enthusiastic, good-natured, and ready for a good time. Vice-President Class ' 21 ; Junior Play ' 23 ; Society Editor Tarpitur ' 24. Page Twenty-one

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1 1 c f Frances Kathryn Hartsfield Frankie Different — yes, that describes her. Though lost in dreams as all other poets are, she is one of the best poli- ticians in school. She has all the elusive charm of an engaging- personality. I- Martha Blondell Hobbs Smile and the world smiles with you. Who is that coming down the hall grinning from ear to ear? Oh, It ' s Marthie, with that far-famed smile. She believes in going about her affairs in a dressed-up fashion. Her hardest job is trying to keep her hair net from getting torn. Banks Swindell Jenkins Just look! There ' s Swindell trying to evade a bunch of chattering girls. He ' s all right with boys and at foot- ball, but girls — Oh, my! He just can ' t stand it. Perhaps he has a weak heart John Robert Jennett You ought to know, you should know, you must know, so says John. He love;- to argue and really makes a good job of it. Withal, just the right amount of fun and wit keeps his wisdom from weighing upon us too heavily. A good .sort, what say? Page Twenty-three