Goldsboro High School - Gohisca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

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E N T O R S Helen Ruth Pate Athletic Association, ' 25; Latin Club, 25; She ' s just a sweet little girl with a dear little curl, but if you want to know the latest(?) — ask Ruth. Everyone Ukes her, because she is so frank and truth- ful. Besides she has a patent on what is called the everlasting giggle. Ruth has a temper; and believe me, she doesn ' t mind telling you what ' s on her mind when you ruffle her brow. As for beaux — watch all Mt. Olive cars. Beulah Lee Sadler With smiles and plenty of life, Comes Beulah, so jolly and nice; She speaks to each student As she watches for the next, But her friendliest greetings Are to the male sex. Henry Marvin Sherard Latin Club, ' 25. Marvin has numerous characteristics. He is punc- tual — the bell has rung on time at the end of every period this whole year. He has a creative turn of mind; he can build three and five tube radio sets as well as set to rhythm various fancies that come to him. Edgar Alonzo Simkins simp Simp ' s k)good old boy and is nothing that his nick- name impies. As a worker Simp is quite the berries and when called on is right there ready to work. His only drawback is timidity; when a girl smiles at him, he turns so many colors he resembles a barber ' s pole.

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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

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JUST SENIORS Annie Grimes Simmons Interclass debates, ' ij. Annie is very timid and meek, but with these go many good -oualitie s. She is very sincere in her friendship There is i t mf fifi too good for her to do for j4 ' fte ■l«3i!fCyto learn is unlimited; and if she sees that she can ' t accomplish a thing by trying once, she tries until she succeeds. Howard S IMMONS FIT2 Track Team, ' aj, ' 2.4; Baseball, ' 24, ' a , ' 26; Football, ' 23, 24, ' 25; Captain of team, 25; Basketball Team, ' 24, ' 2?, ' 26; Junior Play, ' 25. Prominent for three years in G. H. S. athletics, Howard has always stood for a clean game, a hard fight, and good sportsmanship. He knows how to win without vanity and to lose without chagrin. This year as Ciuitain of the focy;ball squad, he car- ried his team |iccessfully into the championship series until eliminated by Rocky Mount ' s team. Along with his athletic ability Howard has always been an average student; when it comes to answering history questions he ' s the only one present. His chief ambitions are to eat as much as he can, and to spoof you along. Alice Grace Slaughter ;fyM ( fattie Latin Club, ' 2 ' ;; Junior Play, ' 25. Alice Grace is one of our cutest girls. Her jolly good humor, catching laughter, and broad grin helps any class. She ' s some teaser — for information ask Ruth Pate. Mary Elizabeth Smith pie Basketball, ' 25, ' 26; Athletic Association, ' 25. Whenever you sec a little Chevrolet reposing by the side of the road with two flat tires, then you ' ve found Pie. Bht aflat tije or anything else on earth doesn ' t bother Pie. She ' s absolutely irresponsible, but her good disposition and jolly ways make her one of our best liked Seniors. • Page 17 -