Goldsboro High School - Gohisca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

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JUST SEN I O R S Georgia Lee Davis long distance Latin Club, ' 25. ■A Thru her quietness and dignity in class, Georgia has won the love and respect of all her teachers. In ' deed, little would her manner show that during her off hours she is always in for all the fun and frolic there is to be found. Vivian Dawson Junior Play, ' 25. Vivian seems very -quiet and dignified, but she can be as jolly as tfie rest. It is not her disposition to have a crush on you for a while then cast it all aside; once your friend, she is always your friend. Elizabeth Rhea Dewey liba rhea Basketball, ' 24, ' 25, ' 26; Vice-President Athletic Association, ' 25. Liba Rhea can do anything from trying to dance the Charleston to maneuvering a car. But on the basketball court, she wins the jug. Her hobby is athletics, and her abomination is studying. She was voted the most athletic girl in the Senior Class. Thomas Dorset been in our class less than a year, but he any warm friends with his ready smile •4 Page 9} -

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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 •

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E N I O R S ULiNE Edwards Independent Pauline talks more than anyone else in the class. She has a charming personaUty, that gets her what she wants. We expect to hear from her in Congress. Orchestra for Junior Play, Senior Play, Junior-Senior Banquet, ' 2,5; Orchestra, ' ay. She hath music in her soul That must be true of Maude, for she can extract music from the most extinct cello. She is a good sport in every way, and is always obliging. Mary Virginia Gardner Mary is rJ ere; but still, by her winning person- ality, charm and wit, she has gained an enviable posi- tion Ml the hearts of all her Senior classmates. Alice Gideon Grantham Alice just won ' t take things seriously. But what if she doesn ' t? She usually gets by as well as the rest of us. She ' s full of life and always has a humor- ous remark to make. It ' s a clever person indeed who has the last word with Alice. Maude Fortson • Page 10