Goldsboro High School - Gohisca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

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JUST SENIORS Charlie Best Football, ' ij, ' 24, ' 35; Junior Play, ' 25. Being hefty qualified Charlie for left guard on the football team. You can call him by any of his nick- names: Red, Carrott ' Top, Fatty, Tubby; he doesn ' t care. It has been rumored about the school that Charlie is crazy about Beans. William Best billy Business Manager Football Team, ' 2?. William, religiously calkd Billy, was business mana- gerof thefootballi«ujf «nd goodoneatthat. Using that personality of his roarkes it possible for him to collect quarters even frdm the fence climbers with- out giving or receiving offense. 1 Mildred Boyd S pev h tkof a mystery, this young lady. There are hUnofeds of questions we would like to ask her, but it ' s almost ' impossible to get behind that quiet re- serve of hers. Some day I will, tho; and then I ' ll tell you what it ' s all about. Claudia Virginia Bradford Junior Play, ' 25. Claudia is an earnest young Senior that doesn ' t fail to give her opinion on all occasions. She ' s so full of dignity that it shows even in her walk; yet she knows how to come down to earth and be com- panionable. ■ Page 7}fl-

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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

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JUS T SENIORS Julia Carter ? one Mnow her but to love her Julia, tho not a brilliant scholar, always manages to pass her work without too much studying. She ' s a sweet, accommodating girl with a quiet dignity that wins her many friends. Edwin Stuart C ROW Scratchy, as Edwin is generally known through- out thgt school, is the baby of our class. We ' re proud to tell you he ' s one of the youngest Seniors to graduate from this school for many a year. Fred Crowson Football, ' 24, 25; Junior Play, ' 25. STRONG MAN CROWSON DEDICATED TO pIe Under the mighty acting bar Strong man Crowson stands, Frecl, a mighty man is he With large and sinewy hands. His pants are ten by forty-eight He does what e ' er he can. His long black hair is never straight He can beat most any man. Cynthia Daughtery gentry Junior Play, ' 25; Joke Editor, ' 26. •. Who if N liatj ' laughing down the hall? Why it ' s CynthiS ycourse, p r own dear, jolly Cynthia. Cynthia ttes been ' s ith us in all our four years of high schc l ancH? one of our most lovable Seniors. In the yeafts that Ste o come we wish her bon voy- ■ Page 8 •