Goldsboro High School - Gohisca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

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JUST S E N I O R S David Grantham You can si:;e David up with a giggle, a grin, and a fair amount pftiiluff. Whether these will carry him through his ' Senior year we know not. William Granger Haynes kidu Kid is renowned in the school for his snowdrift hair. Not counting this drawback he is a good fellow and wherever he goes keeps the crowd laugh- ing at his jokes and witty remarks. Sadie Belle Harris SUNSHINE McNeil Literary Society, ' 22. Sadie is just what her nickname implies, always smil ' ing and trying to brighten somebody ' s life. Just give her a dorine, a comb, and some Teaberry, and she ' s perfectly content. Lela Mae Hobbs Lela Mae is full of pep; she can act reserved when the -hfiftion strikes her, but it is very seldom that it does. If evie.ryone kept the spirit she does, you would not see many gloomy faces around. She is original and is always giving us some new expression. Put all this together and you will get a fine ole girl. ■• Page

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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

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JUST SENIORS LuLA Gilmer Hood A nice, quiet girl is Lula, but she ' s no Prudence Prim. Even tho ' she stayed in Mt. Olive for a time, she doesn ' t put on any country ways — and that ' s something. Claudia Irwin shrimp Whenever you see a paif of grejfiiigf ' laughing, brown eyes, and hear an infectibus gle you may be sure you have found Claudiaj Those eyes, the envy of all Senior girls — hay vamped everyone within a territory ' the radfcs of which includes Mt. Olive. Claudia|3%-alWys full of pep and fun; but she has her sober rrtQm nts. It is this delightful combination that has won her many friends both in and out of G.H.S. Florence Brinkley Johnson Basketball, ' 25r, ' a6; Athletic Association, ' i? ' ; Junior Play, ' a ; Cheerleader, ' 26; Prophet, 26; Senior WritC ' Up Editor, ' 26. To a large quantity of restless energy, add a dash of mischief, a teaspoonful of spice, and several hand ' fuls of spontaniety. Sift all these ingredients into a petite body; add to the mixture a crinkly smile, in- fectious cheerfulness, plenty of pep mixed with gentle consideration, plus frankness, and a generous supply of sweetness. Place to grow in the sunshine of the 1926 room, and at the end of the school term you have the Senior ' s joy — Florence Johnson. Louise Johnston long legs Glee Club, ' 24, ' 25; Vice-President Glee Club, Junior Play, ' 25; Statistician, ' 26. During her four years in G. H.S., Louise has achieved a great success in her studies and has been a faithful member of the Glee Club for the past two years. She is truly one of those persons whom one, on better aquaintance, grows to like immensely, and he always comes through with a smile that won ' t 25; • Page 12 --