Goldsboro High School - Gohisca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

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JUST SEN I O R S Clarence Daniels Vice-President of Class, ' 23; President of Class, ' 24; President of Class, ' 25; President of Class, ' 26; Foot- ball, ' 2j, ' 25; Manager Basketball, ' 25; Junior Play, u Clarence takes pa.Jtrin all school activities. He is a good executive apQ a willing worker. We are deep- ly indebted to bim for many a thing that would have gone undone l his year had it not been for Clarence. We take this opportunity to express our apprecia- tion. -.J Paul Edward Gillikin Baseball, ' 23, ' 24 ' 25, ' 26; Junior Play, ' 25; Vice- President of Class, ' 25, ' 26; Football, ' 25; Basketball, ' 24, ' 25 ' , ' 26. Paul is the Vice-President and sheik of our class Although he is a ladies ' man he manages to find time for athletics. It is a mystery to the class what Paul uses on his hair. Some say it is Vick ' s VapoRub. Maybe so — it isn ' t witch hazel. Sara Gilmour Falkener sally Freshman Editor for Tarpitur, ' 23; Interclass de- bates, ' 23; Athletic Association, ' 25; Latin Club, ' 25; Junior Play, ' 25; Class flistorian, ' 26. Class Secretary; ' 26. They looked and loo ed and the wonder grew. That one small head could carry all she Ijneu). Our Sally may be least but she is far from last. She shines in everything she does; she can parlez-vous like a true daughter of France. For such a tiny per- sonage she has her share of grit and determination, for when she starts a job you may rest assured she ' ll see it through. Sally is a genius at manipulating a Ford, but she has decided that she will start her career by studying Cadillacs. Robert Isler ISSY President of Class, ' 24- Football, ' 24; Orchestra, ' 24; Business Manager of Jteor Play, ' 25; Treasurer, 26. Issy is a regular., few of us who cal. Besides being good and on the gri fact which wafeNito cessful manage) a good fellow; we like him. jackW all trades — one of the ddljpnore than one thing well, is studies, in the orchestra, has a head for business — a jht out particularly in his suc- of the Junior Play. Issy is • Page 5 •

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JUST SENIORS jforetuorb IF Just Seniors does not call vividly to mind those happen- ings experienced by the Senior Class of 1926, it fails most lamentably in its purpose. The reader will doubtless take note of the fact that the book contains only those things having to do with the Senior Class. To him we wish to explain that this is the idea embodied in a memory book. K )t mail Robert Zealy Editor-in-Chief Bessie Barham Picture Editor Florence Johnson . . . Senior Write-up Editor Cynthia Daughtery Jo e Editor Florence Johnson Prophet Sara Falke:ner Historian Bessie Barham Testator Louise Johnston Statistician 1 •4 Page 4 ffl-

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JUST SENIORS Eugene Armentrout mullet Football, ' 25. y ' Eugene deserted a perfectly fine boys ' academy in Richmond just to be our classmate. The boys pro ' nounced him a fine thing right off the bat, but the girls insisted he was dumb — no winning wiles could make him pay them the least attention. He ' s a Johnny on the spot for any subject that comes up — even the girls will admit that- -now. Bessie Langhorne Barham Basketball, ' 25; ' 26; Picture Editor Memory Book ' 26; Junior Play, ' 25; Testator Memory Book, ' 26; Athletic Association, 25. No matter what or where it is, Bessie is always ready to do her share and someone else ' s too. Always happy and gay, sl e Kas a cheery smile for each and everyone of us. Her athletic ability makes her a valuable asset to our teams and her great dramatic ability leads us to think that she will be our second Mary Pickford. ... RuFus Edwin Batton Rufus has only been with us a short time; yet he has already won the heart of the whole class and a certain Dot that has moved far away. Beulah Annetta Beale Beulah, our plump Senior, has been with us all through our perilous journey in high school. Many ' s the time her good marks have caused some gentle (?) but failing pupil to become blood-thirsty. She seems to know just when to be jolly and just when to be serious — a good quality, and a rare one. ••4 Page 6 -- V