Goldsboro High School - Gohisca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

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11:00 A. IVI. SCHOOL SONG • CLASS ' PRESIDENT ' S; GREETING JONATHAN JENKINS CLASS HIS ' TORY HELEN DORTCH FACULTY SONG CLAS ' S (Written by Emma Pate CLASS PROPHECY ARNOLD BORDEN CLAS ' S ' POEM THOMAS GRIFFIN LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT LILLIAN STROUD OUR CLASS MARY FALKENER FAREWELL SONG CLASS ' (Written by Margaret Giddens) 8:00 P. M. PROCES ' S ' IONAL CLASS INVOCATION REV. J. M. DANIELS SONG OF JOY PADEREWSKI Girls Glee Club ADDRES ' S E. WADE CRANFORD (Introduction by Col. John D. Langston) CLASS FAREWELL CLASS PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS MR. G. C. KORNEGAY PRESENTATION OF PRIZES ' ... MR. O. A. HAMILTON RECESSIONAL— FOLLOW THE GLEAM CLASS IMF ' S. Griffin and A. TrS Jr., a I popular member of the . graduating I class. A large part of the time was I pleasantly sipent in exchanging auto- I graphs. The color scheme of ipurple |and gold, the Senior colors, was ad- jmirably carried out. Delicious re fiiesnmeiits, . consisting oi punch sandwiches, icef .cream, .cheese straws, and mints were served. The pefres iments could not have been lofelier, and, like the princess in [the fairy tale, they were as goo;d jas they were beautiful. The ice I cream and mints were gold, and the cheese .straws were tied • with purple riibbcn to resemble minature diplo- mas: a purple sweet pea decorated each plate. ' The guests enjoyed themselves as oniy Seniors, who are together for almost the last time, can. This party will long remain in the hearts of the Seniors as one of the happiest events; Of a happy commencement week.

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Sum 5, 1325 Mrs. Griffin and ' A. T. Griffin, :rr., a I popular memiber of the . graduating class. A large part of the time was I pleasantly spent in exchanging auto- graphs. The color scheme of purple [and gold, the Senior colors, was ad- jniirably carried out. Delicious re- (ijieshments, , consisting . oi.. punch, :sandwiches, icef cream, cheese straws, and mints were served. The fefreshments could not have been lovelier, and, like the princess in the fairy tale, they were ' ' as good as they were heautiful. The ice cream and mints were gold, and the cheese ;straws were tied • with purple riibbcn to resemble minature diplo- mas: a purple sf veet pea decorated ' each plate. ' The gu ests enjoyed themselves as only Seniors, who are together for almost the last time, can. This party will long remain in the hearts of the Seniors as one of the happiest events Of a happy commencement week.

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Ill I. V! lit CO 1 II i Senior Class Honoreesi jBellghtfislIy Entertained by Mrs. A. ' T. Orifiin, Mother of One of Its Members. !TIie Sendor Class and Faculty of ao]dsl3oro High Scho ol were mosi; cleli-litfiilly entertained Thursday evening at 5:30 at a tea given in their nonor by ,Mrs. A. T. Griffin at her home on Elm street. The guests, each bearing a Senior Memory Book, were welcomed by Mrs. Griffin and ' A. T. Griffin, Jr., popular member of the .graduating class. A large part of the time was I pleasantly sipent in exchanging auto- I graphs. The color scheme of ipurple and gold, the Senior colors, was ad- mirably carried out. Delicious re- [feshmeiits,. cobsisting . - of . puach, |:s2nawiches, ice -cream, .cheese straws, and mints were served. The jrefresliments could not have been llotelier, and, like the princess in the fairy tale, they were as goo;d they were beautiful. The ice cream and mints were gold, and the ! cheese .straws were tied • with purple riibbcn to resemble minature diplo- mas: a purple sfwe.et pea decorated each plate. ' The guests enjoyed themselves as only Seniors, who are together for, almost the last time, can. This party will long remain in the hearts of the ' Seniors as one of the happiest events I a happy commencement week.