Goldsboro High School - Gohisca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

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JUST SENIORS Lola Stallings To understand, Lola one must know her quite well, for she has the reputation of being a quiet, dignified little Senior. Just the same she fits in, and we ' d feel a loss without her. ' Turner Stanley STAN Turner is very quiet; that is, except when he is play- ing his clarinet, and then he makes more noise than static in a radio. Stan is always willing to help out — a modern eood Samaritan . Gertrude Stith Interclass Debates, ' ij, ' 24; Alternate in Triangular Debates, ' i ;; Latin Club, ' a . Gertrude is one of those rare. ignifkjd girls (seldom found in a Seiaieri!;;lass). S »-i ' vgry quiet and re- serv and my j,-t(f 54fesNellie ' s delight regards all hep ' keifBoardsigns . Whether it is debating or reciting the Gypsy Trail Gertrude always re- ceives a spontaneous applause. Robert Summerlin Junior Play, 2 r. Robert is very quiet and dignified in school but — out of chool there is no end to the fun you can have with him. . He is ga64 natured and makes friends with everyone. Like the others of his family he is: Small in stature, but big in heart. And always willing to do his part. ■ Page 19 •

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E N I O R S Sadie Lou Southerland Basketball, ' 25; Orchestra for Junior Play, ' 25 ' ; Pianist, ' 26. The class of ' 26 has been so fortunate as to have a live wire with them cjuring the four years spent in G. H. S. On the basketball court Sadie Lou is a good shooter , and puts some regular go-get- ' em spirit in every -game she ' s in. Don ' t know what the old school will do next year ' cause its little pianist is liable to be Alabama Bound . Bunny Elizabeth Spears Athletic Association, ' 25; Latin Club, ' 25 ' . Elizabeth is very quiet, but brush this aside and she is a fine pal. If she likes you, she likes you; if she happens to have a dislike for one she has the ability to avoid showing it. Just wish we had more like her. Mary Elizabeth Spence Hurrah for Mary, the smallest member of our class! But how she shocks us sometimes with her remarks that show great knowledge. To put it in a nutshell Mary is a fine pal ; and although she does not know the history book by heart, she makes up for all lost knowledge when it comes to French and shorthand. Fredrick Stallings fred ; ' ' country Assistant Business Manager of Junior Play, ' 25; Treasurer of Latin Club, ' 25. Fred joined us at Station No. 2., Sophomore Land. Here he at once won the admiration of the whole class. Even tho ' he was one of these green coun- try kids he surely has tamed down to the G. H. S. life. We have had many laughs at his wit. • Page 18 -

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JUST SENIORS George Dewey Thompson Vice-President of Class, ' 24; Junior Play, ' 25. How George ever passes oral English, we don ' t know; ' cause every time he gets up to recite, he can- not resist the temptation to laugh. He is so full of fun that the photographer couldn ' t even get a ser- ious picture of him for this book. If you embarrass him, he blushes sweetly and shows a little dimple in his cheek. He ' s a good sport, good natured, and always looks on the bright side of things. Louise Josephine Thompson Louise IS one of the fe fr who do not mind work. She is very accommoda ng and always does her best to help whenever galled upon. She has given val- uable aid to the write-up committee. William Toler OrchesN , ' 24Y25, ' 26. Willie, one 91 our most talented musicians, is the unorcTVffffed kjfig of bashful blushing. Ask him my thing H»a- ou ' ll get the answer with a blush that ' s the env f all the girls. Fannie Marie Willis Secretary Class, ' 2 ; Junior Play, ' 25; Athletic Asso- ciation, ' 25; President Latin Club, ' 25. There ' s no coolness about this Fan. She ' s just a good old jWarm-hearted girl. When she came here a strangei two years ago, she dived right into school activities, jdoing her part and steadily gaining friends. Her Hobb-y is to ride in trucks. ■• IPage 20 -