Goldsboro High School - Gohisca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

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JUST S E N I O R S Louise Latham Assistant Business Manager of Junior Play, Athletic Association, ' a?; Latin Club, ' 25. Louise has a way all her own, and is one of our jol- liest students. Her ready smile and spontaniety have won for her a place in many hearts. Marion Rosemond Latta Rosemond, with his quiet and dignified manner, goes among us attending to his business and school work. Along with these duties he manages always to have time for the fairer sex — especially one certain de- mure little lady. Haywood Eugene Lynch jeff Toastmaster, ' 25; Junior Play, ' if; Cheerleader, ' 26. Our short circuit! I n ' t he cute? And talk about it — the funniest things are said with the most naive expression. We look for great achieve- ment from the collegiate member of our class. Ida Margoles Latin Club, ' 25; Athletic sssciation, ' 25. Ida ' s musical ability, her jolly disposition, and her studiousness alj cornbine to make her one of our most enviable Seniors. Her chief aim is to be a second Slim Jim, but as long as she continues her jolly giggle, I ' m afraid there is little hope for her. • Page 14 •

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Margaret Downing Kornegay Athletic Association, ' 25; Junior Play, ' 25. Margaret is one of our more substantial Seniors. Her favorite expression is Aw, Gee!, which we all know originated in Kenansville; for she keeps the road hot between Goldsboro and that city every Sunday afternoon. She, like Virginia, is interested in athletics, always attending the football and basketball games. She seems a part of G, H. S.; we couldn ' t do without her. Annie Virginia Kornegay Assistant Business Manager Junior Play; Manager Girls ' Basketball ' 26; Basketball, ' 25, ' 26; Latin Club, ' 25; Cheerleader of Football Team, ' 25; Athletic Association, ' 25. Did you hear that loud laughter on the back seat? Well, it ' s Virginia. She is nice and quiet (?) until the giggle escapes. At football games she is a reg- ular attender, and maybe this accounts for her am- bition to punt a football forty yards. William Dortch Langston Football, ' 2j, ' 24, ' 25; Junior Play, ' 2 . Dortch, known among the boys as Spoofer, is extremely popular with all the young-folks. With his cheerful disposition and friendly ways he is val- uable to the entire high school. As clown of the class, he delights in paradoxes, and his quaint terms of expression and whimsical interpretations of as- signments are theioy of his class. Dortch has al- ways found time to devote to athletics, and can quickly forget sheiking when it comes to a fly- ing tackle or a slide in home. Sara Langston Say not unto her lest she blush In Sara we see a great model. She is a conscientious student, and is never found lacking on history class(?) ■ Page 13 ■

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JUS T SENIORS Sarah Hill Moore red head Well! here the Senior Class has to boast of its great- est sleeper. We have all sorts of champions of var- ious deeds in our class but everyone chooses Sarah Hill as the Queen of Sleep. Her highest ambition is to be a second Rip Van ' Winkle, and we hope to give her the chance to win that title as soon as com- mencement is over. Tho these things are true of her, Sarah Hill is one of our best Seniors y Alice Musgrave Interclassdebates, ' 23 . Junior Play, ' 2 i ; Latin Club, 25. Alice is a girl whom, we all like. It is quite a pleas- ure to see iier calm, cool, composed person giving a difficult speech in Pnglkh Class. Miss Gordner must feel sKe really has accomplished something when this child recites. We don ' t want to say she is sweet; ' cause she is not mushy — hut sweet is the adjective for her. And lest we forget — a certain tall individual is not averse to riding in her Cadillac. Mary Elizabeth McDonald Mary is the type that grows on you. She seems so quiet that you would never suspect she knew a joke. But don ' t let her fool -you, she can crack as many as the next one. hen it comes to books, she just simply skips through them. Esther Virginia Norris esta V Esta is full of life and has a smile for everybody. She has the Reputation of being a good sport. Although her play comes before her work, we aren ' t fearing for her futhre success; for she has all the ' qualities of a real girl. She is bright, happy, and always ready for a good tivAtS • Page 15