Goldsboro High School - Gohisca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

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JIMMY WEBB? Spider - ever'ybody's boy friend - man, whatta physique - swell guy Franklin High School, Franklin, Virginia 1, 2, 3: Varsity Club 4: Homeroom President 4g Chemistry President 4: Football 4. 'Transferred to FHS, Franklin, Va. DOROTHY WHITLEY Dottie - Lions' Club Sweetheart - dancer - pianist - pilot's girl SA Cafeteria Committee 33 SA Lost and Found Committee 2: SA Council lg SA Devotional Committee lg Byrds' Christmas Carol 33 Iunior Week Privileges Committee fChair- many 3g Sophomore Cheerleader 25 English President, Secretary 4: Arts and Crafts Pres- ident, Secretary 21 Biology President 2: Glee Club President 1: Dramatics Secretary lg Basketball 3, 4: Girls' Sports Club 'ig Court- ship lg Red Spider, Sleeping Beauty, Death Takes A Holiday 2, Lost Horizon 4g Gold- masquers l, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 4. IRVA MAE WILLIAMS f I'ump - quietl- Kress' - chocolate ice cream - smiles Four Oaks High School, Four Oaks I, 21 Homeroom President 4, Chemistry Secretary 3: Milky Way Box Office 43 Men Folk Property Committee 4, Lost Horizon Ticket Committee 41 Mrs. Moonlight Ticket Committee 31 Gold- masquers 41 Glee Club 3, 4g Gohisca Char- acteristics Committee 4. , 1 if iiffflfii .4 J .-'I . 'I' ' if N f HARRY LANE J, y jR4N FZ,DBI!QJrlQ4L J A 'J vl i . . 'Y News-Argus - mustache - fishing - aQ'B'r 1,19- TfVc1tch it! ffszthniwu soccer star ing, ysical ed - parljr- ' , .H 7 ,fl SA Council 2, 3: History President 43 Mechan- New Hbperjtlyolf if 2g?H6meroom Presitiellf ical Drawing President 23 Printing President. 3, Englislff Brqident 3. , I Vice President 2g Hi News Reporter 4g DO 'J ,,, 4 714 Club 2, 3, 4. f'1 'Zi ' I i MICKEY WELLONS Mike -long hair - sweet - anything red - yankee - I Love You SA Council -iz SA Scrap Paper Drive 4: Homeroom Treasurer 3: Homeroom President 21 Shorthand President 31 Glee Cluh President, Secretary 23 Biology Secretary 2: Home Eco- nomics Vice President, Treasurer 1, Gold- masquers 3, 4, Sharps and Flats Make-up Committee 33 Baseball 3. DOROTHY WIGGINS Dot - ribbons - blonde hair - giggles - Kress' Marshal 3, -ig Mrs. Moonlight Ticket Com- mittee 3: Iunior-Senior Decorating Com- mittee 3: Homeroom Secretary 4: Homeroom Vice President, Treasurer 3g English Secretary, Treasurer -lg English Vice President lg Civics Vice President lg Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Gohisca Ad Solicitor 4. HELE INSLOVV cats - lat. period - walkie t Irie - ershey bars . , rztry Committee Cla ' 2. 3. 1 Mrs. M nlight a ,omt -KlCCx31 lu r-Senior Progr. ' mmittee, Refresh- me Commit 3, omeroom . ary 3: Soc lg r s ent, lie 'r idet U. S. His J retary 3ljBi O y . cretary 2, Byrds' Christmas Car 3: X A r and Pro- phet Nominating Comm' t e -iz Hi News Alumni Editor 41 Gohisca Ad Solicitor, Senior Records Committee 4. GEORGE WILSON Boogie Woogie - admiration for conceited wonzenfffj - dtinmng dem- on - come 'n and yell Head Cheerleader 53 Commencement Music Committee -ig Iunior ROt.ir1an Nominating Committee -4: Homerooni President 3: Home- room Vice President Z, ig Children Of The Moon, Twin Beds Sound Technician 4g Lost Horizon Technitigtn 5: Coldmastiuers 4, 5: Baseball 1, 2, 4, Varsity Club 5. TWENTY-FIVE

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MASS HYUUHY The Class of '45 was here to make the headlines. Two hundred and four strong, we set to Work immediately in defense activities, sports participation, and other school activities. As freshmen we elected Betty Lou Cox to lead us. Our other officers were Ann Barbour, vice presidentg Thelma Morse, secretary, Charles Britt, treasurerg Betty Magill and Billy Scott, cheer- leaders. Miss Ruby Barrett was our class advisor. This year the freshmen led the school in many activities. We were the first to top our quota in the Free Lunch Drive, contributed the most to the March of Dimes, and took part in sports and SA work. ' ln spring elections we chose Betty Magill president for the sophomore year, Bruce Berkeley, vice president, Anne Stowe, secretary, Bill Shrago, treasurer, Dot Whitley and Mary Lou Donnell, cheerleaders. As sophomores, we took over war stamp sales. A grand total of 341,049.15 was sold during the year. Our class led GHS in other war-time activities. We aided the local farmers who were short of help at cotton picking time, sponsored a better health campaign and participated in Junior Red Cross activities. Mrs. Rachel K. Durham was our advisor. As sophomores we selected our class song, Dear Goldsboro High School. We chose the red rose as our flower and ln unity there is strength as our motto. In spring elections Charles Britt was chosen to lead us through our Junior year. Martha Gasque was elected vice presidentg Marilyn Handley, secretary, Mary Gardner Pate, treasurer, Ann Barbour and Mildred Highsmith, cheerleaders. Upper classmen at last! Miss Janie Ipock was our class advisor this year. Early in the fall Peggy Blaylock was elected vice president due to the resignation of Martha Gasque, who had moved away during the summer vacation. As Juniors we participated in war activities, sports and SA work, and carried on the tradi- tional Junior activities. At Christmas time we presented the Byrds' Christmas Carol. Our Junior play was Mrs, Moonlight. This colorful pastiche by Benn W. .Levy was directed by Mr. Clifton Britton. The students voted it the best three-act play of the year as well as the best cost- umed. In May the Juniors entertained the Seniors. This annual reception featured the stars. The Juniors received many honors. Twenty marshals were selected on the basis of scholar- ship. Five Juniors were tapped into the NHS and one made the Quill and Scroll Society. We chose Senior Class officers at the close of the Junior year. Pete McDowell was elected president, Erskine Pope, vice president: Jerry McArthur, secretaryg Linwood Braswell, treasurer, Tootsie Powell and Mary Goode Nufer, cheer leaders. As Seniors we eagerly took over our tasks as the leaders in GHS. We held responsibilities in the SA, Goldmasquers, sports program, war activities, and on the Hi News. Miss Ida Gordner and Mr. Clifton Britton were our class co-advisors. The possibility of an annual was investigated by the classg the Gohisca, the first GHS annual in twenty odd years, was the result. A number of hard working seniors helped to put over the project. The seniors began graduation plans early. Senior pictures, invitations and calling card orders were completed in February. Dr. H. S. Hilly, President of Atlantic Christian College, accepted an invitation to deliver the commencement sermon. Allen Langdon Martin's Smilin' Through, the Senior Play was presented on May 24 and 25 under Mr. Britton's direction. So we come to the final pages in the history of the Class of '45, For four years we have strived for this moment. We now leave, never to forget the four happiest years of our lives in the school We love best. --JEAN PYATT, H istofrian TWENTY-SEVEN