Goldsboro High School - Gohisca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1949 volume:

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E difor-in-Chief I X U FllliEW0lill 'The Closs of i949 hos mony memories, The good Times ond The hord, The pleosures of Tosks occomplished, The fellowship in The Clossroom ond in ploy, The compeTiTion on oThleTic fields ond The progress of our mony orgonizofions. Keeping These memories in mind, The Gohisco sToff hos worked, oTTempTing To coTch, in porT, The spiriT of our high school life during The yeor i948-1949. l-loving orrived of The long-owoifed Time of groduoTion, we connof help buT reolize ThoT we hove iusf lived some of The besf yeors of our lives. Reolizing ThoT we hove occomplished much dur- ing This Time, we hope ThoT we sholl be oble To use This occumulo- Tion of knowledge wisely in our fufure lives. The sfoff hopes ThoT eoch of you in fufure yeors will find This Gohisco o joyful porT of The memories of by-gone doys. Miss Corolyn Lcingston, o groducite of Goldsboro High School, hos the some school spirit os in her high school doys here. A friend to dll, we wish to thoink Miss Longston first for her interest in ecich student through her Guidonce Progrom. Along with being co- odvisor to the Senior Closs, Miss Longston hos volunteered her experience ond time to guide the V949 Gohiscci. With sincere thcinks for the time ond effort she hos so gener- ously given in the interests of Goldsboro High School, we proudly dedicote this 1949 Gohiscci to Miss Corolyn Lcnngston. 2 , ANNUAL STAFF lllllllUA'l'l0ll We, the Annuol Stott, give you o glimpse into the lite of oi yeor ot G. H. S. with the hope thot it will bring bock pleosont memories. So, with much grotitude to oll of you who hove helped us with this onnuol, especiolly Mr. Clifton Britton ond Mr. C. W. Twi- ford, we present to you, the student body of Goldsboro High School, The 1949 Gohisco. OX Sc X UL TP C006 We All ,. M M -. MR. RAY ARMSTRONG Superintendent Principal A.B., M.A. University of North Carolina, University of North Chapel Hill, N. C. V s 'at ...in ,W . 'W 'xlzsf-ll? ' 2' 7 A 31.35 . E ' X ,Jaffe ' R3 E'l'ls:xf.' fl 'ly - fvf - Miss Sarah N. Alexander, B.A., Greensboro College, Barden, Louisburg College, Miss Frances D. Bayne, B.S Missouri, Anthony Blysak, B.S., State Teachers College, Pa A. Britt, B.S., Madison College, Clifton Britton, A.B., M.A., 'I -I L'l'Y CLEMENT WAKE TWIFORD A.B., M.E. Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. PS Woodrow W. University of Mrs. Clarinda East Carolina Teachers College, Miss Rachel Brooks, B.A., East Carolina Teachers Col- lege, William Causey, B.A., Elon College, Mrs. B. W. Cox, Woman's College. le.. 'A 'Il:f1ws ul . mf -we-ff Gym f 'sr i , .- Miss Emma Britt Davis, B.A., Greensboro College, Charles W. Doak, B.S., N. C. State, Miss Emma Lou Garner, B.A., W. C. U. N. C., Miss Elizabeth F. Grant, B. A., W. C. U. N. C., Miss Nancy E. Hin- son, B.A., E. C. T. C., B.S., George Peabody College, Miss Janie C. lpock, W. C. U. N. C., R. Norris Jeffrey, B.S., N. C. State, M. A., U. N. C., Miss Geraldine Jones, B. A., Meredith College, Miss Carolyn Langston, B. A., Brenau College, Miss Rena Lowery, B.S., East Carolina Teachers College, Miss Kathleen Mills, A. B., Floral MacDonald College, Miss Ina Mixon, B.S., Guilford College, Eugene L. Roberts, B.A., M.A., Wake Forest College, Miss Agnes Katherine Rudisill, B.A., Lander College, Mrs. Ruth R. Shine, B.S., University of Missouri, Miss Eleanor Simpson, B.A., Duke University, John B. Thompson, B.S., Appalachian State Teachers College, Mrs. Eleanor T. Yelverton, Dietitian, Qnss O, X -XJ 1 I 'WF rms LO 0 I 0 , or 1949 A JUDITH BUIST ADAMS There danced a star and under it you were born. French Club 3, 4, Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Class Sec. 2, S. A. Record. Sec, 4, Bulletln Board Comm. Chm. 2, The Key 3, The Test 3, A Well Remembered Voice 4, J. Smith And Wife 4, The Children's Hour 4, Ramona I, Heaven Can Wait 2, The Fin- ger of God A 2, Brief Candle 3, Nothing But The Truth 3, The Shepherd's Song 3, 4, Homeroom Pres. 3, 4, Scrap Book Comm. 3, 4, We Honort' 4, Centennial 3, Gohisca Co-Art Ed. 4. SAMUEL RUDOLPH ALEXANDER Don Juan was a piker compared to me. Band 2, 3, Student Director 4, Band Clinic Del. 2, 3, E. C. Band Contest 2, 3, Spanish Club 4, Gold- masquers 2, E. C. D. F. Bock Stage 2, Jr.-Sr. Refreshment Comm. 3, Homeroom Pres. I. JOYCE MARIE BAGLEY lt wasn't angels who laughed when you were born. Cheerleader I, Assistant Head 3, 4, Marshal 4, Bulletin Board Com- mittee I, Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, President 3, Little Red Riding Hood Props. 2, The Land ls Bright Make'Up 3, Brief Candle 3, First Lady Make-Up 3, Centen- nial 3, The Shepherd's Song 3, Head Make-Up 4, One More Free Man 4, The Well Remembered Voice Make-Up 4, Bethlehem Road Make-Up 2, N. H. S. 4, Building, Grounds and Halls Comm. I, Junior-Senior Program 3, We Honor 4. WILLIAM CRAWFORD BASS Some say he's bashful-some doubt it. Goldmasquers 3, 4, Homeroom President 4, The Shepherds' Song 3, Judgment Day 3, Brief Candle Stage Crew 3, Class Council 3, Into Thy Kingdom 2. iii, I: .. ,E 1 - f JFS' ff? 'WS ' 1 fs '1 LOIS MARIE BASDEN A grand person to know and a true friend to everyone. Glee Club I, 2, 3, Homeroom Vice-President 3, Centennial 3. THOMAS ELIJAH BEAMON Sometimes I sit and think, some- times I just sit. Baseball 2, 4, Basketball 2, Foot- ball 2, Band 2. LOVELACE SUTTON BELL l am not idle, littles one, though seemingly so to you. Junior Football I, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, All Conference Hon- orable Mention 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Goldmas- quers 2, 3, 4, 'lBethlehem Road 2, The Land ls Bright 3, The Shepherds' Song 3, Homeroom President 3. JAMES DORCH BELOTE I like work, it fascinates me, l can sit and look at it for hours. Goldmasquers 3, 4, Brief Can- dle Stage Crew 3, The Shep- herds' Song 3, Centennial 3. MARTIN ABRAHAM BERNSTEIN Good-natured and true, his share he's willing to do. Class President 2, French Club 3, 4, Board of Elections 3, Chairman 4, The Lady Who Came to Stay I, Land's End State Championship 2, The Land Is Bright 3, No Room for Sentiment 4, One More Free Man 4, The Silver Coronet 4, Three Strikes You're Out 3 Slate Notes 3, S. A. Council 4, Homeroom President I, 2, Gold- masquers 2, 3, 4, Into Thy King- dom 2, We Thank Thee 2, Eastern Carolina Drama Festival 2, Freshman Initiation Program 2, Hi News Shop 2. F CECIL GRAHAM BEST JR Teachers and classes are his only objections to education Social Committee 4 Latin Club 3 4 JunicrSenior Committee 2 3 Vice President Homeroom 2 e Shepherds Song 4 News 3 4 Goldmasquers 3 4 NORWOOD COUNCIL BIZZELL JR I never let my studies interfere with my high school education Ashevtlle School for Boys 2 3 Spanish Club 4 Basketball 4 Jun lor Basketball I Junior Football WILLIAM ISAAC BRAXTON came Iworked I conquered an l made itl Goldmasquers 2 3 4 Mixed Glee Club 4 Varsity Club 3 4 Varsity Football 2 3 4 Junor Baseball2 Sportrait 4 Sportsman ship Award 4 Reception Committee 4 Star of Bethlehem 3 om munity Chest Program 2 Heaven Can Wait' 2 Seventh Heaven 2 Eastern Drama Festival 2 Little Red Riding Hood 2 Bethlehem Road 2 State Drama Festival 2 Ftrs Lady 3 Brief Candle 3 The Shepherds Song 3 The Visitor 2 The Land Is Bright J JANET ELIZABETH BRITT Hear, see and be silent. D. E. Club 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, Homeroom Secretary I, D. E. Un- official delegate to Wilmington, N. C, 4, Homeroom Lib. Rep. 2. WILLIAM MILES BRITT Thus honest man doubtless sees and knows much more than he unfolds Smithfield Hugh School I 2 DOSTER B BROCK JR There s more to htm than you see Junior Baseball I Varsity Base bal 3 4 Varsity Club 3 4 old masquers 2 Ramona 2 Seventh Heaven 2 Heaven Can Wait 2 The Visitor 2 Bethlehem Road 3 Homeroom Prestdentl 2 Home room Devotional Chairman 4 Lbr 2 3 Band 2 CHARLES GRANTHAM BROWN All work and no play makes me what l am Band 2 Radio Broadcasting 2 Dramattcs 2 3 Heaven Can Wait 2 Lands End 2 Flag Committee E I href or D D E President 4 ELISHA LEWIS BRYAN A self-sufficient and persistent lad. N. H. S. 4, Treasurer 4, Marshal 4, French Club 3, 4, Recreation Committee Chairman 4, Gohisca' Co-Advertising Manager 4, Hi- News Co-Advertising Manager 4, S. A. Council Representative l, 3, Lost and Found l, 2, Chairman 2, Goldmasquers 2, Junior-Senior Pro- gram 3, High Salesman for Maga- zine Drive 3, Centennial Program 3, Courtesy Week Co-Chairman 4, Bethlehem Road 2, Star of Bethlehem 3. RAYMOND ARTHUR BRYAN, JR. He's all man! Class Vice-President 2, Band 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Goldmasquers 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Junior Football 2, 3, Junior Baseball l, 2, Varsity Football 4, Junior-Senior Decoration Committee Chairman 3, Handbook Committee l, Reception Committee 2, 3, Gohisca Staff Advertising 4, S. A. Council 2, 3, The Shep- herds' Song 4, Three Strikes You're Out 3, One More Free Man 4, Star of Bethlehem 3. MARY ELIZABETH BUMGARNER No sooner said than done-so acts a woman of worth. Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Glee Club l, Land's End 2, The Visitor 2, E. N. C. D. F. 2, Nothing But The Truth 3, The Land ls Bright 3, First Lady 3, N. Y. S. D. F. 3, Life With Father 4, The Shepherds' Song 4, Witch's Daughter 4, No Room for Sentiment 4, Fresh- man Initiation 2, 3, Into Thy King- dom 2, Star of Bethlehem 3, S. A. Council l, 2, Class Council 2, Junior Week 3, Junior-Senior Program 3. JOYCE EUDELLE CARTER Gosh, but it's terrible to be so in love. Glee Club l, Red Cross Com- mittee l, Homeroom Treasurer l, F. H. A. l, 2, Homeroom Secretary 3, S. A. Representative 3, Junior- Senior Program 2, Centennial 3. ALINE CASEY Ot quiet taste and manners mild. D. E. Club 3, 4, Unoffical dele- gate to Wilmington D. E. Meeting 4, Glee Club l, 2. HOWARD DAVIS CAUDILL They say the good die young- Boy, am I taking care of myself. Class President 3, S. A. Council 3, 4, Homeroom President l, 2, 3, Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 3, Hi News Staff 3, 4, Sports Editor 4, Sportraits 3, Junior Football 2, 3, Co-Captain 3, Varsity Football 4, Junior Baseball l, Sen- ior Ring Committee 4, Varsity Club 4. MARY LOU COGDELL A very sweet maid of quiet ways, Glee Club 4, F. H. A. 2, Library Representative 2. BETTY LOU COLE Talk she can and talk she will. F.H.A. l, 2, Goldmasquers 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Homeroom President l, Secretary l, S. A. Representative 3, Vice-President 3, Library Repre- sentative 3, Centennial 3, Life With Father 4, Freshman Initiation Pro- gram 4. BlLLlE THOMAS COOKE Tis good to be merry and wise. D. E. Club 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President 2, 3, S. A. Representative l. WILLIAM KINDRED COTTON Life doesn't seem to bother him. Football 3, 4, Homeroom Presi- dent 4, Goldmasquers 4, No Room for Sentiment 4. DOROTHY EDNA CRAWFORD Had she been caught when young, she might have been tamed. French Club 4, G-oldmasquers 2, Cheerleader 2, Hi News Staff 4, War Activities Board l, Community Service Committee 4, Baccalaureate Sermon Committee Chairman 4, Little Red Riding Hood 2, 1'Our Town 2, 'Star of Bethlehem 3, Freshman lnitiation 2, Centennial 3, Junior Week Program 2, 3, Jun- ior-Senior Program 3, 4, Homeroom President l. JOAN CRUMPLER She has two eyes, soft and brown -take care! French Club 3, 4, Homeroom Library Representative I, 2, Trea- surer 3, Secretary 2, Junior-Senior Decorations 3, Building, Grounds and Halls Committee 4, Brief Candle tickets 3. 4 .f 4 is , -5 .. 'Q aw' al i ,Liv 'Vyiis me-,M xl?-ts S.. QU! BESSIE ELIZABETH CULBRETH One so lovable is bound to be loved. Goldrnasquers 2, FH,A. l, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Gler: Club l, 2, Library Representatife 4, Homeroom Treasurer 2, Little Red Riding Hood 2, Cheerleader 3, S. A. Council 2, Freshman Week Program 2, Goldmasquers' Ballet 2, Centen- nial 3. JOHN MICHAEL CULLOTY He's little but he's wise, he's a terror for his size. Goldmasquers 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Slate Notes 4, One More Free Man 4, Silver Coronet 4, Junior Week Program 3, Gohisca Prophet 4, Sportraits 3, Football 2, Basketball J. V. l, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Homeroom President l, 2, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4. BENNETTE DAUGHTRY Always laughing, never sad, sometimes naughty, never bad. French Club 3, 4, Goldmasquers 4, S. A. Corresponding Secretary 4, Class Secretary 3, Brief Can- dle Costumes 3, Life With Father Advertising 4, The Shepherds' Song 4, No Room For Sentiment 4, One More Free Man 4, N. C. S. C. C. Delegate 4, Devotional Committee 3, Chairman 4, Class Council 3, 4, Marshal 4, Junior VVeek Program 3, Junior-Senior Program 3, Gohisca Co-Organi- zation Editor 4, We Honor 4, Centennial 3, Courtesy Campaign Committee Co-Chairman 4. MATTIE JEAN DAUGHTRY She saw and loved. Glee Club l, F.H.A. l, 2, Land's End 2, Goldmasquers 2, Freshman Week Program 2, Homeroom Sec- retary 2. CLARENCE DAVID DAUGHTY 'The happiest of all men is he who keeps himself the quietestf' Homeroom President I. HELEN VIRGINIA DAVIS She's gentle and shy, but there's mischief in her eye. F.H.A. 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Homeroom President I, Junior Week Program 3, Library Representative 2. DOREEN RUTH DENISE They say the best things come in little packages. Maiorette 4, Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. I, 4, E. C. D. F. 2, Freshman Initiation 2, Little Red Riding Hood 2, Bethlehem Road 2, First Lady 3, The Land Is Bright 3, Centennial 3, The Shepherds' Song 3, Life With Father 4, The Well-Remembered Voice 4, No Room For Senti- ment 4, Ore More Free Man 4, Golclmasquers' Ballet 2, Homeroom President 3, Secretary I. ELIZABETH ANN DENMARK A various, vigorous, versatile mind. Goldmasquers I, 2, 3 Vice-Presi- dent 4, N. H. S. 4, Vice-President 4, Glee Club I, 2, Ramona I, Bethlehem Road 2, Land's End 2, E. C. D. F. 2, Nothing But The Truth 3, The Land ls Bright 3, Centennial 3, First Lady 3, N. Y. S. D. F. 3, The Visitor 2, The Shepherds' Song 3, 4, Life With Father 4, The Prayer 3, Judgment Day 3, The Test 3, The Key 3, One More Free Man 4, Young America 2, S. A. Representative 2, 3, Junior-Senior Program 2. DOROTHY MAE DENNING Oh what a joy to love and be loved. Glee Club I, 2, 3, Homeroom Vice-President I, Goldmasquers 2, Decoration Committee Junior-Senior 3. ' PATRICIA ANN DONNELL A willing heart, attractive grace, a charming girl with dimpled face. Marshal 4, Calendar Committee 2, Co-chairman 4, Scrapbook Com- mittee Co-Chairman 3, S. A. Coun- cil 3, 4, Class Council 3, Junior Week Committee 3, Junior-Senior Program 3, Centennial 3, Gold- masquers 2, 3, 4, E. N. C. D. F. 2, First Lady 3, Little Red Riding Hood , The Land Is Bright 3, The Shepherds' Song 3, Brief Candle 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Song Leader 4, A WelI-Remem- bered Voice 4, Slate Notes 4, Ramona I, lnto Thy Kngdom 2, Freshman Week Program 2, The Devil's Flower 3, Snow Bound I, Homeroom Library Representative I, Secretary, Gohisca Class Edi- tor 3, Co-Organization 4. Q ANNETTE BONEY EDGERTON The Eyes Have It! Social Committee I, Junior Week Program 3, Junior-Senior Program 2, S. A. Council 3, Star of Bethle- hem 3, Centennial 3, Spanish Club 3, Vice-President 4, Calendar Com- mittee 4, Marshal 4, Hi News Staff 4, Gohisca Advertising 4. La NELLE EDWARDS She's beautiful, therefore to be wooed. She's a woman, therefore to be won. French Club 3, President 4, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, S. A. Council 2, Homeroom President 4, Marshal 4, Nothing But the Truth 3, Building, Grounds and Halls Committee 2, Junior-Senior Program 3, Centen- nial 3, Brief Candle 3. WILLIAM HENRY ELLIOTT Never too serious, not too gay, but an all around good fellow. Staunton Military Academy 2, Class President 4, Goldmasquers 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Centennial 3, The Shepherds' Song 3, 4, The Land Is Bright 3, First Lady 3, Life With Father 4, The Devil's Flower 3, One More Free Man 4. BETSY JANE ELLIS Betsy has an admirable person- ality and lots of friends. Princeton High School' I, 2, 3: Goldmasquers 4, Some Women Were Talking 4. A BERTIE OPAL EPPS A good student, a good sport, and a good friend. Glee Club I, 2, 3, Homeroom Secretary I, Centennial 3. MAX EPSTEIN Why take life seriously we never get out of it alive anyway Goldmosquers 2 3 4 Band 2 Life With Father 4 Not ing Bu he Truth 3 Well Remem bered Voice 4 The Shepherds Song 4 Cheerleader 3 he Devi s Flower 3 Slate Notes Young America 2 J Sm: and Wife 4 One More ree M n 4. X. EDMOND FRANK FAIRCLOTH ln Spring a young nian's fancy turns to love, in Winter, Fall and Summer, see above, Homeroom President I, 2, Vice- President 3, D. E. Club 2, 3, S. A. Council 2, Centennial 3, Junior Football 3. CAMILLE CECILIA FARFOUR The longer you know her the better you like her. Spanish Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 4, Goldmasquers 4, Glee Club 3, Homeroom Secretory I, Brief Candle 3, Life With Father 4, Centennial 3, Junior-Senior fro- gram 3, S. A. Representative I. ROBERT LINDSEY FLEMING Quiet and steady, always ready. D. E. Club 4, Homeroom Presi- dent I, 2, 3, S. A. Representative I, Marshal 4. ELIZABETH ANN FRICK A maiden never bold Spanish Club I 2 3 Homeroom Vice President 4 Glee Club I 2 4 Secretary I 2 S A Representa tive 2 KENNETH WILLIAM FULGHAM Worrying never made a man great, so why worry? Class Treasurer 3, Class Vice- President 4, Band President 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Community Chest Program 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Flag Committee I, Reception Com- mittee 4, Easter Program 2, Thanks- giving Program Chairman 4, First Lieutenant in Band 4, Gohisca Advertising 4, Junior-Senior Re- freshment Committee 3, Homeroom President I, Star of BethIehem 3. COY J. GAINEY I might as well take my time, there's a vvho'e lite ahead of me. Goldmasquers 2, 4, Homeroom Representative 3, 4, President 2, 3, Bethlehem Road 2, Scrapbook Committee 4, Varsity Football 4, Freshman Initiation Program 2. ELLEN JOYCE GARDNER Quiet, industrious Iass. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 4, Junior-Senior Invitation Commit- tee 3, Life With Father 4, Cen- tennial 3. AUDREY ELIZABETH GARRIS Why Men Prefer Blondes. Pikeville I, Band 2, 3, 4, Home- room President 2, Secretary 3, Library Representative 4, Star of Bethlehem 3, Flute and the Vine 2, E. N. C. D. F. 2, Devotional Committee 2, Junior Week Parade 3, Junior-Senior Program 3, Cen- tennial 3, E. N. C. Band Concert 2, 3. f 7 ,Of f f 5, , ,cv , 1 4 Pa, 3 It fr , tv. 'r -Lett, 1 Qff' ,fi '-.V 2-Us 'sw 'rf fvw :Q 'Q r'zf..sf8Jr as -. fx- ff. 4 ,- ya .4 ? WN B? 1'-QE, - 2, X .sy ' K ' VFW . Vx vs c,ff.1'u' rf f -N 1 , X. 'QL Ne ,I .1 I ti New ,J 1 Q1 Wir , MW. . 4 I' se. in mei. at ... .. xv 1 iii gt 13 JAMES DANIEL GARRIS, JR. School daze-school daze! French Club 3, 4, Star of Beth- Iehem 3. JOHN MARVIN GARRIS To work or not to work-that is the question. Football 4, Junior-Senior Decora- tion Committee 3, Star of Bethle- hem 3, The Shepherds' Sang 4, Goldmasquers 3, 4, Homeroom President 3, Treasurer 3. THURSTON FLOWERS GARRIS He has the prettiest love songs for the maidens. D. E. Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurerwey I, Vice-President 2, Homeroom Treasurer 2, Vice-President 2, And The Light Went Out 2, D. Dele- gate I, 2, 3, 4, Centennial 3. ROBERT FULTON GILLIKIN A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse! New Bern High School I, Junio' Football 2, 3, Ca-captain 3, Varsity Football 4, Gcidmasquers 4, Home room President 2, Junior Basketbal ESSIE me SPF!!! list C nylew Hopl ineicofi I DI E, Cc y wiiiiii.i Iuisec is I IGGIIWSG- Seventh Itliert li ' Viysity ll' qy Basenoii :ini I, 2, Zine Vw ,ell-tener: ' T rnninl 3, i' I MARIO!! .os no 'arerei Marital A urer 4, H:i !UZ-E Manager 2, 3, Junior-Senior Decorai, R mf ' ICJ tion Committee 3, Library Represen tative 4, The Shepherds' Song' 4. mi. ,..i Q, ' ESSIE WILMA GINN 3 speaks, behaves, and acts , iust as she ought. Iew Hope I, 2, 3: D- E- 41 iieroom Library Representative ID. E. Corresponding Secretary l i l 'I l i IWILLIAM sonrsiv ooowiisi Lirsed is the man who invented 3 books. Soldmasquers 2, 4, E. C. D. F. l Seventh Heaven 2, Life with iher 4, The Shepherds' Song 'Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: VCV' I Baseball I, 2, Homeroom Presi- 'tt I, 2, 3, S. A. Council I, ine More Free Man 4, The all-Remembered Voice 4, Cen- lnial 3, Thanksgiving Program 2. MARION COLE GOODWIN -Ie has no time for girls or fame a mere diploma is his aim. Marshal 4, French Club 3, Trea- rer 4, Homeroom Secretary 4. LUDIE CAY GRANTHAM Quiet and resolute Rosewood I .ggi ,A .w-Q X f 6 .9-gn if A Q, ?n-aj .ij '22 . fbi I isdn sf , ffl., , wi , 'bg 'L'fli,, ' ig 'if f .2 ' ', I.'t2 g if '23 S1557 . ifswi, f ?'?2:a'i. ef, 4iig,fg4,,,s--3 - i ,X .gags i -' N 1, f -reliant,-if 1 , 233 i f 1, 'f WU Q3' A - W 1 xp 'V+' 'f liifzn fi Sw .12 1- 'E if ,- sg, , t X fc f N if-f' g ggrg w ' -. 1' . we It 'Aff - . , 1 rw '-fu A ff :ff I if J if ? ' 3s2. iii Bi Z. :'fJ,ffl5frE Elfliif - . fi q,. REGINALD BROWN GRIFFIN Let It-e rest of the world go by, I'll be a spectator. The Shepherds' Song 3, One More Free Man 4, Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 3, Junior Football I, 2, The Land ls Bright 3, First Lady 3, Brief Candle 3, Recreation Committee I. RICHARD FREEMAN GRISVVOLD, JR. It's no use, I have a girl. Spanish Club 3, 4, Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, The Land ls Bright 3, Homeroom Fresident I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, Secretary 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 3, Winner Model Stage Contest in Chapel Hill 2, All Conference Foot- ball 3, 4, First Lady 3, New York Drama Festival 3, Star of Bethle- hem 3, Easter Program 2. DANA JAMES GULLEY Men may come and men may go, but not it I can help it. N. H. S. 4, Chief Marshal 4, Hi-News Co-Editor 4, Goldmos- quers 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Board of Elections 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, VVe Honor 4, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 2, Homeroom President I, Secretary 2, Treasurer 2, Class Council I, 3, Junior-Senior Refreshment Committee 3, Star o Bethlehem 3, Centennial 3, Brief Candle 3- Life With Father 4- One More Free Man 4- he Shepherds Song ELIZABETH ANN HANDLEY The best of sports in every game in other things she is the some F H A I Homeroom President 2 Goldmasquers I 2 Para e Committee 3 Junior Council 3 Junior Senior Decoration Committee 3 French Club 3 4 Senior Council 4 Recreation Committee 4 Home room Vice President 2 4 f , W vw 2 H H if U 7' r Ku, I ll ll I IIT J H 4' 'K l i . I ll . l f , . ' ' ' u . . . , V I , 1 . I, : , : d . I ' ' : t Y' . . ' ' : ' : - - x K, SHIRLEY LOUISE HAYNES May she always stay the some, changing nothing but her name. N. H. S. 4, Secretary 4, Marshal 4, Goldmasquers 4, French Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Gohisca Co-Art Editor 4, Homeroom President I, 2, 3, S. A. Representative I, 2, 3, Homeroom Vice-President 2, Secre- tary I, 4, The Land Is Bright 3, The Shepherds' Song 3, Bulle- tin Board Committee Chairman 2, Scrap Book Committee Co-Chairman 3, 4, Junior-Senior Decoration Com- mittee Co-Chairman 3, Junior Week Skit Committee 3, Centennial 3, Magazine Drive High Salesman 3, High Senior 4. WILLIAM OATS HAWLEY Ready for anything-let's make it fun though. Junior Football 2, Varsity Mana- ger 4, Visual Ed. Committee Chair- man 3, S. A. Representative 3, Homeroom President I, 2, 3, 4, Won Model Stage Contest, Chapel Hill 2, Centennial 3, Model Stage to N. Y. 3, First Lady 3, Sum- mans of Sarial 3, J. Smith and Wife 4, The Well-Remembered Voice 4, The Silver Coronet 4, The Shepherds' Song 3, 4, The Children's Hour 4. VICTOR GRAY HERRING What shall I do to be forever known, To make this day and age my own? Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, Marshal 4, Goshica Staff 4, S. A. Parlia- mentarian 4, French Club 4, Junior Council 3, Homeroom President 3, First Lady 3, N. Y. Drama Festival 3, Centennial 3, Social Committee 3, Bethlehem Road 2. DAVID ALEXANDER HOLDER School is all right when there isn't anything else to do. Homeroom President I, Library Representative 2, War Activities Committee I, Red Cross Committee 2, Glee Club 3, 4, The Land ls Bright 3, Janie 2, Lost Hori- zon I, No Room For Sentiment 4, One More Free Man 4, The Milky Way I, Band 2, 3, 4, Second Lieutenant 4, Johnny Thomp- son's Orchestra 4, Junior-Senior Program 3, Musician Award Win- ner 3. ELIZABETH CAROLINE HOLLOWELL Intelligence is iust one of her charms. Marshal 4, Class Secretary 4, Glee Club I, 2, Band 3, 4, Johnny Thompson's' Orchestra 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Junior-Senior Program 2, S. A. Council I, 2, Class Council I, 2, 4, Homeroom President I, 2, Secretary 2, 3, F.H.A. I, 2. MARY GREY HOLLOWELL A mocking eye, a pair of lips, that's often why a fellow trips. Marshal 4, Ramona I, Brief Candle 3, Little Red Riding Hood 2, Star of Bethlehem 3, Glee Club I, 2, Band 3, 4, Goldmasquers 2, G. H. S. Swing Band 3, Johnny Thompson's Orchestra 4, French Club 3, 4, Junior-Senior Program 2, 3, Homeroom Vice-President 2, Assembly Committee I, Calendar Committee 3, F.H.A. I, 2, Pianist 2, Class Constitution Committee 2, Freshman Week Program 2, Lucie's Thanksgiving 2. ZENO GREENE HOLLOWELL A little mischief now and then is relished by the wisest men. Gohisca Staff Advertising 4, Class Cheerleader 4,' Hi News Staff 4, Junior-Senior Refreshment Committee 3, Class Council 2, 3, Homeroom President 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3, 4, Treasurer I, 2, Easter Program 2. MARY ESTHER HOWELL They are rich who have true friends. D. E. Club 3, 4, Goldmasquers 3, F.H.A. I, 2, Homeroom President 3, Secretary of D. E. 4. EDNA PAULINE INGRAM She is a true, industrious friend. Glee Club l, Homeroom Treasurer l, President 2, 4, D. E. 4, Secre- tary 4. DAVID AARON JOHNSON He may be called theory because still water runs deep. Rosewood l, French Club 3, 4, Senior Council 4, The Shepherds' Song 4, Marshal 4, Baseball 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4, Star of Bethlehem 3, Junior Win- ner of U. N. Essay 3. DOROTHY -.ANN JOHNSON X A soft mild voice, an excellent thing in women. Glee Club l, 2, 3, Homeroom J President l, Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 3, Homeroom Library Representative 4, Goldmasquers 2. MARY RACHEL JOHNSON , Brunette, petite, pretty and sweet, l she isn't likely to be beat. l French Club 3, 4, F.H,A. l, 2, l Treasurer 2, Glee Club I, Goldmas- 1 quers 2, Homeroom Secretary 3, i Library Representative 2, Heaven l Can Wait 2, Little Red Riding Q Hood 2, Junior-Senior Program 3, l Decoration Committee 3, Centen- nial 3, Assembly Committee 3, 3 Social Committee 4. l l l l l i l i ROLAND FISHER JONES, JR. Hang sorrowl Care'll kill a cat- and therefore let's be merry. Baltimore l, 2, French Club 3, 4, Goldmasquers 4, Band 3, 4, The Shepherds' Song 4, Gohisca Staff 4, Slate Notes 4, Signal- man 4, The Test 3. ALVIN HENRY JOYNER George Washington is dead, Caesar is dead, all great men are dying, and l don't feel very well myself. Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Goldmasquers 2, 4, Band 2, 3, Drum Maior 2, Homeroom Vice- President 2, 4, Brief Candle 3, The Shepherds' Song 4, Star of Bethlehem 3, E. C. D. F. 2, Ghost of Beniamin Sweet 2, Signal Man 4, One More Free Man 4, Into Thy Kingdom 2, Slate Notes 4, Young America 2, Constitution Committee 2, Junior-Senior Decora- tion Committee 3, Junior Week Pro- gram 3. PERRY DARDEN JOYNER All the world loves a lover. New Hanover High School I, Goldmasquers 3, 4,, Homeroom President l, Secretary 4, Nothing But the Truth 3, The Land ls Bright 3, The Shepherds' Song 3, The Well-Remembered Voice 4, Employ the Handicapped Week 4. JOHN ROBERT KLUTTZ What he dares to dream, he dares h to do. Class President I, Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Goldmasquers 3, 4, Ramona 2, E. C. D. F. 2, S. A. Council 4, Junior-Senior Program 3, We Honor 4, Community Chest Pro- gram 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2. ANNE BROWNRIGG LEE They say I flirt-well iust a little. Varsity Sweetheart 4, Cheerlead- er 4, Brief Candle 3, Calendar Committee I, Athletic Comm. 2, Reception Comm. 3, Class Council 4, Junior-Senior Decoration Commit- tee 3, Glee Club 2, 4. BENJAMIN HUBERT LEWIS, JR. He looks the whole world in the face for he fears not any man. D. E. Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Unoffical Delegate to St. Louis, Mo. 3, Official Delegate to Wil- mington 4, S. A. Council I, 2, Junior Baseball I, Varsity Baseball 2, Homeroom Vice-President 2, Lib- rary Representative 2, 3, ELLA LOUISE LEWIS A thing of beauty is a ioy forever. Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, S. A. Representative 2, 3, Home- room President I, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Council Representative 3, The Shepherds' Song 4: E- C. D. F. 2, Junior-Senior Program I, 3, Centennial 3. C. JAMES WILLIAM LEWIS Men, like bullets, go fartherest when smoothest. Goldmasquers 3, 4, Nothing But the Truth 3, Brief Candle 3, First Lady 3, The Land ls Bright 3, The Shepherds' Song 3, 4, Stage Manager 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, Freshman Initiation Program 2, Sportraits 3, Centennial 3, Var- sity Club 4. ey. K. 'HW ,Mx Wx ht' , . . . , I r X Q x iw. MARY CAROLYN LOFTIN Has sighed to many tho loved only one. Co-Chairman of Musical Library of Radio Workshop 4, Gohisca Editor-in-Chief 4, Assistant Chief Marshal 4, N. H. S. 4, Goldmas- quers 3, 4, Brief CandIe 3, Nothing But the Truth 3, Star of Bethlehemf' 3, The Land Is Bright 3, First Lady 3, Life With Father 4, One More Free Man 4, The Shepherds' Song 3, French Club 3, 4, First Vice-President 4, Junior-Senior Program 3, Cen- tennial 3, Building, Grounds and Halls Committee 3, Chairman 4, Community Service Committee 2, War Activities Board I, S. A. Coun- cil I, 2, 4, Homeroom Secretary I. 2, 3. LAURA JANE LYNCH She may look quiet but look again. Board of Elections Committee 2, Magazine Drive High Salesman 3, French Club 3, 4, Class Council 2, -1, Junior-Senior Program 3, F.H.A. I, Homeroom President I, Secretary I, 2, 3, Library Representative I, 2, Centennial 3. ROBERT CAMPBELL MCLAMB Handsome is as handsome does, but it saves a lot of trouble to be good-looking. Junior Football 2, Varsity 3, 4, All Conference Honorable Mention 4, Junior Basketball I, Varsity Club 3, 4, S. A. Council I, 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Recreation Committee I, Easter Program 2, Homeroom Presi- dent I, 2, 3, Secretary 4. WILLIAM DAVID MCROY, JR, Give him a pigskin and he's off to gloryl Bethlehem Road 2, Three Strikes' You're Out! 3, E. C. D. F. 2, The Shepherds' Song 3, -lomeroom President I, 3, Vice- 'resident 4, Junior Football I, 2, Jarsity 3, 4, Junior Basketball 2, Jarsity Football Co-Captain 4, Var- .ity Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, All if Ionference 4, Football Most Valu- mble Player 4, Goldmasquers 2, 3. --qu DAVID RUDOLPH MORRIS To hurry and worry is not my creed. S. A. Representative 4, Library Representative 2. ADA LORRAINE NEWSOME Don't take life too seriously. French Club 3, 4, Goldmasquers 2, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, Parliamentorian 3, Glee Club 3, 4, Land's End 2, We Thank Thee 2, Easter Program 2, Community Service Committee 3, Marshal 4, Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 3, Junior-Senior Program 2. THELMA LUCILLE NORRIS Modest and sweet as the daisies. Lumberton, N. C. I, Glee Club 3, Junior-Senior Invitation Commit- tee 3, Homeroom Treasurer 3. BETTY RAY OUTLAND She smiled and the shadows departed. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Easter Program 2, Centennial 3, Home- room President 3, Secretary 4. it r, jf' f H s I si- ,J-we V v . 1? 'vf' lu, A. ,- 1? Ui' ,WX IN K A11- -ff' JEWEL FLORENCE PARKER lt's nice to be nice when you're naturally nice. Marshal 4, Hiqh Salesman Maga- zine Drive 3, French Club 3, 4, I-lomeroom Vice-President I, 2, 3, Secretary and Treasurer 2, Centen- nial 3. ETHEL IVEY PARKS I'lI find a way or make one. N. H. S. 4, President 4, We Honor 4, Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Heaven Can Wait 2, Land's End 2, First Lady 3, E. C. D. F. 2, Three Strikes You're-Out! 3, One More Free Man 4, The Silver Coronet 4, Into Thy Kingdom 2, Star of Bethlehem 3, Centennial 3, Fresh- man Initiation 2, French Club 3, 4, Gohisca Historian 4, S. A. Coun- cil 3, The Shepherds' Song 4, Class Treasurer I, Community Ser- vice Committee Chairman 4. BETTY LOU PASCHALL Blonde sweetness. F.H.A. I, 2, Homeroom Secretary I, President 2, 3, Sophomore Coun- cil Representative 2, Land's End 2, Freshman Week Program 2, Gold- masquers 2. LOLA LILLIAN PATE Little, but OH! MY! ! Majorette 2, 3, 4, Head 4, Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, Junior Council 3, E.C.D.F. 2, We Thank Thee 2, Freshman Ini- tiation Program 2, Little Red Rid- ing Hood 2, Heaven Can Wait 2, Bethlehem Road 2, Nothing But The Truth 3, Brief Candle 3, First Lady 3, The Land ls Bright 3, Centennial 3, The Shep- herds' Song 3, 4, Lite With Fath- er 4, Goldmasquers Ballet 2. .I MICAH FATE JR I can resist anything but temptation Varsity Club 4 French Club 3 4 Second Vice President 4 Gold masquers 2 3 4 Brief Candle ur own Furs La Land s End Flute ard The Vine Finaer of God 2 The Shepherds ang 3 4 The Devils Flower 3 One More Free Man 4 Devo tional Committee I Social Committe 3 Visual Education Committee 4 Marshal 4 Gohisca Staff 4 Jun lor Football 2 3 Varsity Football 4 Tennis 3 4 Star of Bethlehem 3 Silver Coronet 4 No Room For Sentiment 4 TROY WENDELL PATE JR. A Leader but more than that a friend. . . . 3 4 Vice-Presiden - S. A. President 4- Goldmasquers 2 3 4 Business Manager 3. 4- Beth- e ern Road 2- Our Town , Nothing But The Truth 3, Brief andle 3- is a y - . . State Drama Festival 3- Shepherds ng 3 4- n s - , . D. F. 2, One More Free Man 4, ate Notes 3, , Beniamin weet 3, Le end of ust , tern District N. C. S. C. , , N. C. S. C. C. 4, Building, Grounds, Halls Commitee 2, 3, Chairman 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, S. A. Council I, 3, 4, Marshal 4, Sportraits 3, Centennial 3, Junior Basketball I, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4. ANNA LEE PENNINGTON The force of her own merit wins her way. Goldmasquers 2, Reception Com- mittee I, 2, Chairman 3, 4, S. A. Council 2, 3, Centennial 3, Little Red Riding Hood 2, Brief Candle 3, Ramona I, Freshman Week Proclamation Committee 2, Nothing But The Truth 3, Bethlehem Road 2, Junior-Senior Program 2, 3, Jun- ior Week Proclamation Committee 3, Star of Bethlehem 3, Fresh- man Initiation Program 3. HILDA RAYE POTTER There's no snare for a man's heart like waving red hair. Homeroom Vice-President I, 2, Library Representative 2, 3, Home- room Treasurer 3, Goldmasqucrs 4, Life With Father 4, Shep- herds' Song 4. 4-we ,W ALVIN LEIGH POTTS A likable fellow Varsity Club 4 Spanish Club 4 Goldmasquers 3 4 Flag Committee 2 Shepherds Sona 3 Centen 3 ootballl 2 CLARISSE JANE PRICE Smile and the world smiles with ou. Goldmasquers 2- Glee Club I- B n 3 4- F.H.A. 4- Homero m Treasurer 4- Little Red Ri 'ng Hoo 2- Brief Candle 3- Fresh- man Week Program 2- Centennial THOMAS RAY PRICE He will be satisfied with life. Homeroom President I, 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, 5, Goldmasquers 3, 4, 5, The Land Is Bright 4, Shepherds' Song 4, 5, First Lady 4, The Lady Who Came To Stay 2, Brief Candle 4, Life With Father 5, D. E. Club 3, 4, 5, D. E. State Vice- President 4, National D. E. Con- vention 4, 5, State Convention 4, Radio Studio Remodeling Chairman 5. JAMES LAUCHLIN PURSER He burns the midnight oil, but not always for study. Goldmasquers 2, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Marshal 4, Class Treasurer 4, Bethlehem Road 2, Land's End Properties 2, Junior-Senior Decora- tion Commitee 3, Senior Council 4, S. A. Council 3, 4, Gohisca Business Manager 4, Centennial 3, Junior Football 2. JOYCE ELVA RADFORD Good things in small packages come. Goldmasquers 2, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. Reporter 3, Homeroom Presi- dent 2, Little Red Riding Hood 2, We Thank Thee 2, Our Town 2, Star of Bethlehem 3, Assembly Committee 4, Junior Council 3, S. A. Council I, 2, Junior Week Pro- gram Committee 2, Junior-Senior Program 2, Easter Program 2, Maiorette 4. NELLE RAYE REEVES A willing heart, a helping hand. Library Representative 2, S. A. Council 2, Homeroom Devotional Chairman 2, 3, Homeroom Red Cross Chairman 2. ELEANOR RAE ROBERTS True to her word, her work and her friends. Land's End 2, Centennial 3, Gohisca Staff Advertising 4, Homeroom President 3, Secretary 2, Treasurer 2, Library Representative I, S. A. Council 4. EUGENE HAROLD ROBERTS Never trouble trouble, lest trouble troubles you. Goldmasquers I, Glee Club I, 2, Library Representative I, Life With Father 4, The Well-Remembered Q Voice 4, One More Free Man i f 0 A It 1 l 4535 4, Centennial 3. yi' .L ,L Si 5 - 1 . yr, ,ts- JAMES ROGER ROBERTS A proper man, as one shall see in a summer's day. Rosewood I, 2. JACK CATLEDGE ROSE Work doesn't frighten him, he could lie down beside it and go to sleep. Homeroom President I, 2, 4, Vice-President 2, 3, Centennial 3, S. A. Council I, 2. JEROME MCILLWAINE SANDFORD '-'None knew thee but to like thee, nor named thee but to praise thee. N.H.S. 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Band 2, Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, Treasure Island 2, Bethlehem Road 2, Seventh Heaven 2, The Shep- herds' Song 3, 4, First Lady 3, N. Y. Drama Festival 3, Land's End 2, Life With Father 4, Slate Notes 2, 3, Legend of Dust 3, Tell-Tale Heart 3, Sig- nal Man 4, Centennial 3, Class Vice-President 3, Bulletin Board Committee Chairman 3. JAMES AWTREY SEAY, JR. He would stop St. Peter to ask question. Homeroom Secretary 2, Board of Elections 4, Junior-Senior Program 3, Recreation Committee 2, Brief Candle 3. JACK FAISON SHINE Truly a character liked by all. Ban 2 4- Goldmasquers 3, Homeroom President I' Treasurer I 2- Brief Candle 3- Three Strikes You re Out! - e Devi s Flower 3- Lost and Found 2- Cen- tennial 3- Junior Basketball Mana- g r I. CHARLES REBERT SOUTHERLAND Beware that you be not swallowed up in your books. Marshal 4, Gohisca Staff Adv.' 4. BILLY GERALD SMITH The happiest of all men is he who keeps himself the quietest. Senior Council 4, Homeroom Pre- sident I, Junior Football 2, 3, Var- sity Football 4. JANET SMITH ln heart she's tender as a child, she is loving, kind, and true. F.H.A. I, 2, Goldmasquers 3, 4, The Shepherds' Song 3, 4, One More Free Man 4, Junior-Senior Program 2, The Land Is Bright 3. :fail . 1 ft5 l'n,f .,. , Q'-in f 'Q 1 M , . . w s fs at , Q ff'-Q ,li Q.. ,X 3. . ,f ERVIN EDWARD STRICKLAND JR. He comes says nothing and leaves. SIRAH THOMAS SULLIVAN H w'll be satisfied with ife. Goldmasquers 2 4- Homeroom Vice-President 2. GENE ARMOND SUMMERLIN A man of few words, fair and square. Recreation Committee Chairman 3, Baseball 3, 4, Goldmasquers 3, The Shepherds' Song 3, The Land Is Bright 3. JAMES WILLIAM SUMMERLIN Be gone! Dull care and I never agree. St. Mary's Catholic School I, Football 2, 3, 4, 5, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Goldmasquers 2, 4, Ramona 2, Janie 2, The Shepherds' Song 5. HOWARD BRYAN SUTTON, JR. Dependability demands respect. Goldmasquers 4, One More Free Man 4, The Well-Remembered Voice 4, The Silver Coronet 4, The Shepherds' Song 4, Life With Father 4, Brief Candle 3, Hi News Business Manager 4, Span- ish Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Board ot Elections l, 2, Visual Education Committee 3, Star of Bethlehem 3. DOROTHY COLEEN TEAT Pretty to talk with, pretty to walk with, and pleasant to think on. University High, Athens, Ga. l, 2, 3, Glee Club 4. ' OLLIE GRAY TYNDALL Fun-loving and gay, we must say, her life's path should be a happy way. Glee Club l,2, F.H.A. 4, Home- room President 2, Junior Week Pro- gram 3. DORIS MAY VANN Speech'is great, but silence is better. F.H.A, I, 2, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President 3, 4, Vice- President 2, Secretary 2, Recreation Committee 3, State Music Contest 2. 3. Hsin-.ff--f uf' . f :i b x . 'GEF' I hi. 'H..,' 3 al. 'Wx ,BEATRICE VINSON Courteous, amiable, and considerate. D.E. Club 3, 4, Unofficial Delegate to Wilmington, N. C. 4, Glee Club l, 2, Library Committee 2. HERMAN WESLEY VINSON A live wire never gets stepped on. Goldmasquers 4, The Shepherds' Song 4, Life With Father 4, Class Cheerleader 2, Head 3, 4, Homeroom President I, 2, S. A. Council l, 2, 3, 4, N. C. S. S. C. C. 3, We Honor 4, Community Chest Program 4, Junior Basketball Mana- ger 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. CHARLES ALLEN WALLACE Of his success we have no doubt, but the girls will get him if he doesn't watch out. Goldmasquers 4, The Shepherds' Song 4, Junior-Senior Program 3, Homeroom President 2, Vice-Presi- dent l, 3, S. A. Council 2. ESSIE LUCILLE WALSTON True modesty is discerning grace. New Hope l, 2, D.E. Club 3, 4, Unofficial Delegate to Wilmington, N. C. 4. I I I I i I I I I I I I I 'I t I I 'i it I Vi 5 I I i. I :ee-,X-3-2,r--fz:.L+ I II I .I I I t Ii It It I: ,, I i i GEORGIA MILDRED WARD AIl the world loves a spice of wickedness. Mixed Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Girls Choir 3, Homeroom President 2, 3, S. A, Council I, 2, 3, The Lanc Is Bright 3, One More Free Man 4, Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, Centen- nial 3, F.H.A. 4. WILLIAM LAURENCE WEBB Not afraid of work but not in sympathy with it. Building, Grounds, and Halls Committee 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President 3, Vice-Presi- dent 2, Baseball Manager 2. PEGGY ANN WEST A friendly girl in every way, who make the most of every day. Spanish Club 3, 4, President 4, Goldmasquers 2, 4, Star of Bethle- hem 3, Slate Notes 4, Calendar Committee 4, Marshal 4, Junior- Senior Program 3, Decoration Com- mittee 3, Freshman Initiation 2, Gohisca Staff 4, Centennial 3, Little Red Riding Hood 2. MARGARET WIEGAND All her ways are pleasantness and all her paths are peace. F.H.A. I, Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer I, President 2, Library Representative 2, Treasurer 3. V .1 A EMMA ALICE WIGGINS When ,in doubt, giggle. Marshal 4, Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Cafeteria Com- mittee I, 3, Chairman 4, Library Committee 3, Glee Club I, 2, Star of Bethlehem 3, Brief Candle 3, The Land ls Bright 3, Little Red Riding Hood 2, Our Town 2, Decorating Committee E. C. D. F. 2, Decorating Committee Junior-Sen- ior 3, Homeroom Treasurer 3, Lib- rary Representative 3, President 2, Freshman lnitiation 2. 1. y KENNETH Lewis WIGGINS Men of few words are the best. i fi- .s-aux' French Club 3, 4, Marshal 4, Lf- Goldmasquers 3, 4, Brief Candle ft il? x 3, 1'Nothing But the Truth 3, The s Shepherds' Song 3, 4, First Lady 1 rf 3, The Land ls Bright 3, Centen- ,, nial 3, Life With Father Stage Manager 4. --fz . Q' . 59 ' 'I s .F f fl' f - EMMA JEAN WILLIAMS She reminds us of champagne, always bubbling over. Co-Chairman Musical Library of Radio Workshop 4, The Shepherds' Song 4, Brief CandIe 3, The Land Is Bright 3, First Lady 3, Into Thy Kingdom 2, Star of Bethlehem 3, Centennial 3, Fresh- man Initiation 3, Junior-Senior Pro- gram 3, Lost and Found 3, Library Committee Chairman 4. il GERALDINE WILLIAMS Is she so quiet and demure? Maybe, but clon't be too sure. Goldmasquers 2, Glee Club 3, Library Representative I, 2, 3, Invi- tation Committee Junior-Senior 3, Homeroom I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President I, President I, 2, Land's End 2. ,,.. BILLY ARNOLD WILLIFORD The man that blushes is not quite a brute. Charles L. Coon High School I, 2, S. A. Council 3. WILLIAM TROY WINSLOW A man's man and a lacIy's man too! French Club 3, 4, N. H. S. 3, 4, Secretary 4, State Vice-President 4, S. A. Treasurer 3, Class Parl. I, Homeroom President I, 2, 3, 4, Star of Bethlehem 3, E. N. C. S. S. C. 3, Reception Committee I, 2, Assembly Committee 4, Foreign School Committee Chairman 4, Marshal 4, Junior Week Program 3, Junior-Senior Decoration Com- mittee 3, Gohisca Staff 4, Hi- News Staff 2, 3, 4, Advertising Manager 3, Co-Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Vice- President 4, We Honor 4, Sportraits 3, Junior Football I, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Easter Program 2. MARJORIE MADELEINE WILSON ExceIIs in dancing, stylish and friendly. F.H.A. I, 2, Treasurer I, Glee Club I, Homeroom President I, 2, Red Cross Committee I, S. A. Coun- cil Representative 2, 3, Invitation Committee Junior-Senior 3, Gold- masquers 2, Heaven Can Wait 2. GERALDINE PATE WORRELL Life is so short and sweet, but so am I. French Club 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, Social Committee 3, Glee Club 4, .Iunior Week Program Committee 3, Gahisca Staff Advertising 4, Hi News Staff 4, Easter Program Committee 2, Centennial 3, Home- room Treasurer 4, Secretary and Treasurer I, Library Representative 2, 3, Junior-Senior Program 2, 3. 1. '1 ,,..,...ae,k M Lil T ILL ll TESTAME We the class of 49, being of sound mind l?l and body do hereby bequeath the contents of our last will and testament to be equally divided among the following classes: Article l, section l: To the Junior class we leave our places in the lunch line with the fond hope that they'll use it, instead of going to the drug store. Section 21 We also leave the squeaks in the seats of the auditorium that have been there since the turn of the century to some enterprizing Junior who will have them tuned. Article 2: To the Sophomore class we leave the names of the subscribers to the Curtis Publishing Company and hope you aren't short-vvinded. Article 3. To the Freshmen class we leave maturity and hope you learn to use it. Article 4. To the faculty we leave our sincere appreciation for four happy and prosperous years and our thanks for all you've done for us. Article 5: To Miss Simpson's Sth period English class we leave a pair of binoculars so they won't have to strain their eyes Watching the Physical Ed. Class. Article 6: lPersonall: l. Dana James Gulley leaves her walk to Maiorette Martha Ann Rose. 2. Troy Pate leaves six inches of his height to Bobby Noble. lTroy won't miss theml. 3. Pay Bryan leaves his ability with the drums to Jack Burrus, who will need it. 4. Paul Flowers leaves his ability to get along with teachers to Paul Flowers who'll be back next year. 5. Sonny Godwin and Skip Culloty leave the cold showers at the gym to any Physical Ed boys foolish enough to take them. 6. Tom Prince leaves --------- at last! 7. Cotton Klutz leaves his blond hair to Herbert Kirsh hoping the colors will strike a happy medium. . 8. Greene Hallowell leaves his 'nana nose to the fruit bowl on the teachers' table in the Cafeteria. 9. Annette Edgerton leaves her figure eight to Louise Odom, Annette figures it must have been something she ate. lO. Alvin Joyner leaves --------- good riddance. Judy Adams leaves her ability to act to Florence Bowden. lNeed we say more?l the actors. Jerry lhlippernosel Sandford leaves his red hair to anyone fool enough to be caught in the vicinity of a beauty shoo. La Nelle Edwards leaves --------- aw shucks. Graham Best leaves his poolroom physique lcue stick typel and bar bells to Frank lBoBoi Mclnnis. lTwo of a kindl. Norwood Bizzell leaves his baske ball shoes to any two boys who would care to wear them next year. Bobby Gillikin leaves his ability to get along with the Handley family to Jimmy Howell. Kenneth lCrookedl Fulghum leaves his brown nose to Ronald Percise. David Holder leaves his deep voice to William Bell. Lillian Pate leaves her make-up kit to Irvin Ennis with hopes that he will use it on T Ethel Parks leaves her seat in the Opera Shoppe to Janet Cooke. Sonny Gainey leaves his speed to Junior Hallow. iCoach Causey will appreciate thisl. Dorothy Crawford leaves her T-shirt to Anne Hood, hoping she'll always stay healthy and drink T. Roger lGregory Peckerl Roberts leaves his behind the plow walk and city slicker ways to Carlle Hinnant. IA prominent 4-H-eral. Bennette Daughtry leaves her smile to Mariorie Blow with the hope she will use it. Tommy iStroudt Beaman leaves his assortment of admit slips to Bobby Watson. Rudolph lEarsl Alexander leaves one of his false teeth to Metz Bizzell who lost his front teeth in the Fayetteville game. Joyce Bagley leaves her driving ability that Ruth Shaver left her that she got from Betty Magill to Ann Smith. The Campus Kids leave their gentlemen-like behavior in the halls to the Freshmen boys. Millie Cobb left -------- last year. Testator: Max Epstein Witnessed: Clifton Britton John Culloty IUII CLASS PIIIIPIIIIIIY Abou Ben Culloty, may his tribe increase, Awoke one night from a deep dream of peace. And saw within the gloom of his room so cold, Old Madam Morris writing in a book of gold. He asked, What are you writing in that book of thine? She replied, The future of the class of '49. He looked over her shoulder into this book of gold, And saw there the future written in letters bold. He was at first awed, then curiosity took hold. He wondered how in words the future could be told. And the Madam said, You too, in the ways of the future can be wise. Come closer boy, much closer, now gaze into my eyes. As I looked into her eyes, I had the vague feeling that I was being watched. Then all of a sudden I was engulfed in a cloud. As the cloud dispersed, I looked for Madam Morris-but she was gone. As I looked around the room and saw no one else there, I came to the conclusion that I was alone. My eyes casually crossed the room-then I casually crossed the room and picked them up. It was a double- cross. As I straightened up, I noticed a man staring at me. Gracious to Betsy, what 'kind of man is this? He had a suit with very wide shoulders and slim hips. It was a one piece iob, seamless, buttonless, and completely devoid of a collar. It was all white and as I looked closer I saw a label with letters on it, B.V.D. Hm-m-m, they must be his initials, Taking a better look at him, I had the strange feeling, that I looked like him, but it couldn't be me. Besides this man was at least forty years old. As I raised my hand to my mouth, the man did the same thing. Oh, No! It couldn't be, but it was! I was looking into a mirror. Looking at the desk, I saw the clock and noting that the big hand pointed at 3:00 and the little one at II:OO, I immediately deduced that it was the year I969. How did I come to that conclusion? That's a good question! Being confused I decided that the best thing for me was a breath of fresh air. After leaving the building, I received the first of a series of shocks I was to get. As I stepped off the curb, I was almost knocked over by an under fed 300 pound giant. I looked at him and at a second glance I recognized him as Lovelace, Lovelace Bell and he was cleaning the streets, and with, above all things a whisk broom. He must have taken me seriously, when while playing with the 'Quakes in '48 and having lost four straight games, I told him to do something even if he had to clean it up. After talking awhile the conversation naturally drifted around to the old gang-the Class of '49, I mean. Love said that some of them were still kicking around Goldsboro, but most of them were scat- tered throughout the country and some even in foreign lands. He said that Annette Edgerton had tak- en Clum's job as proprietor of the Opera Shoppe, and was doing very nicely. She's a BIG help to the city. Well, she's a help, anyway she's big! Chief soda ierk at the Old Shoppe is Dot Crawford. Mr. Walter Barwick, proprietor of the Goldsboro Cigar Store, has recently made an addition to his staff of employees, in the person of Jim Belote, who is assistant to the rack boy, succeeding Alvin Joyner, who is now head rack boy. They say Bobby Man O'War Gillikin is doing pretty good now. His trainer, Howard Caudill, and Mrs. Gillikin, the former Lib Handley, are planning on entering him in the Kentucky Derby this year. Jack Rose and his wife, the former .lean Daughtry, have just announced the birth of their fourth set of twins. This makes a grand total of fourteen. lTwo more and they'lI have enough to graduate.I The Honorable Isaac lFrank Daill Braxton Mayor of Goldsboro iust told Police Chief Brown-Nose was brought in two syears ago on charges of neck.ess driving . . . I5 cents is entirely too much to pay Mary Bumgarner had iust finished her second term as Principal of Dudley High School. Taking in a little rural life we find out that Rudolph Alexander is Mayor of Belfast. Betty Hollo- well is his secretary-in-chief. Jimmy Purser has just been promoted to Superintendent of the N. C. State Hospital for the Colored Insane. Lucky Jim, not a dull moment out there! Fulghum, to release Dana James Gulley, who by the way, has iust divorced her fourth husband. She I decided I would like to know more about the old gang, so I went to Greene Hollowell's Fruit and Nut Stand where Tommy Beamon, Assistant Manager in charge of fruits, was working hard, as usual. I bought a paper and looked at the first page. In big letters, I read that Jerry Sandford, pro- minent resident of Harlem, had iust published his last play, a mystery thriller- Who Broke the Fruit Bowl? David Holder is a well known blow for pay man now-he plays first trombone in Ray Bryan's band- The Merry Music Makers. Mary Gray Hollowell models gownless evening straps at Mademoiselle Bagley's Bargain Base- ment on Berkshire Boulevard in Boston. CBaby!l Reginald Griffin has his own radio show now on WLARD. This show is called The Thinner Man. His program is sponsored by Sutton's Syncopating SaspirilIas. Cotton Kluttz has just been interviewed by Associated Press newsmen. He is the Geek for Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus. Cotton's favorite song is, I Get the Neck of the Chick- en and his favorite book is Chicken Every Sunday. Mike lCheckerheadl Pate is on the Olympic Checker team which goes into action next year at Lower Slovobia, the host-country to the olympiad. lncidentally Victor Herring is Emperor of Lower Slovobia, Lewis Bryan is his chief Advisor. Audrey Garris has her own Shmoo farm in the San Fernando Valley. Her chief source of income is Wild Bill Elliott who runs a Shmooburger Stand in Los Angeles. Lt. Commander Jimmy Lewis is now stationed in the North Atlantic region. He ioined in '49 right after graduation. Professor Jack Shine, of Paris, is now teaching French at Dix Hill. Judy Adams may be seen, at any time for the next six weeks, at the Palace Theatre playing the lead in Bennette Daughtry's new gala production, Life Without Father. Guess who's the Stage Mana- ger for this production. Yep! You guessed it. Nous Devez Wigginsl. Bobby McLamb can be seen co-starred with Lon Chaney in Finklestein, Grandson of Franken- stein. A Pete Jones Specialty. Graham Best, Attorney-at-Law, in New York, finally won a case, the first in fifteen years. He won a case of Four Petunia's at a raffle at the EIk's Club. Norwood Bizzell is making a small fortune with his flea circus. Norwood's chief source of fleas is from Al Wallace, better known as Bugs. Sonny Godwin, director of Acrobatics, at Shaw University, has just published his fourth novel, Forever Lumber Just as I got through reading the article about Professor Godwin the paper blew from my hands and I was again engulfed in that same strange cloud I fell into my normal state of unconsciousness lamas instead of a one piece suit and Madam Morris was also gone But out of my strange adventure I salvaged one thing the future of the Class of 49. We have a lot to look forward to JOHN CULLOTY Prophet t-mmm enum! PUBLIC LIBRARY Qoimseoao, ri. c. 2:1550 and when I awoke I was back again in my room. the cloud was gone, my clothing consisted of pa: lll 'l'llRY 0F CLASS 0F 1949 lt is with o vivid memory thot we of the Closs of '49 remember our high school doys. lt seems only yesterdoy thot we possed through the portols of G. H. S. to begin to moke our mork in its history. But only yesterdoy wos four yeors ogo ond we found thot going from scored Freshmen to sophisticoted Seniors wos not occomplished in Four Eosy Lessons. But, with oble leodership, the les- sons, though not eosy, hove been extremely voluoble. Cotton Kluttz led our council os we begon to grope our woy with unsteody steps toword our gool. Vice-President, Ervin Stricklond, Secretory, Ruby Forehond, Treosurer, Ethel Porks, ond ci firm hond from llo Moe Roebuck, Advisor, helped to smooth the rough going. Joyce Bagley ond Sonny Goiney nimbly led us os our cheerleoders os we begon to moke our voices heord in Goldsboro High School. It wos during this yeor thot we chose our motto, Seize Your Opportunity, ond individuol- ly os well os together, we hove been doing just thot. We were off to o good stort os we begon our Sophomore yeor in G. H. S. We looked to Monnie Bernstein for leodership os our President, ond with help from Roy Bryon, Vice-President, Judy Adoms, Secretory, Jerry Worrell, Treosurer, ond lno Mixon ond Geraldine Jones os Advisors, our yeor proved to be quite o success. Dot Crowford ond Hermon Vinson were our cheerleaders. At the beginning of our Sophomore yeor we completed ond odopted our constitution. This ciided us toword 0 very progressive yeorj ' Low funds in the treOSury led to the sponsoring of the movie, KlDNAPPED, given to the stu- dent body. Loter on, the proceeds from the movie were used for o closs picnic ot Comp Tuscororo. New tolent wos discovered in our closs cis occording to trodition, we presented the onnuol Eos- ter progrom. This wos the lost proiect of our Sophomore yeor, but our eyes were glued to new horizons os we prepored to become Jolly Juniors. October l3, i947 found the class of '49 undertoking their first profect os Juniors. Yes, thot wos the opening dote of the Curtis mogozine drive. The gool of two thousond dollors wos set ond with strong determinotion ond unity, we possed our gool by S3lO.5O. Howord Coudill, President, Jer- ry Sondford, Vice-President, Bennette Doughtry, Secretory, Kenneth Fulghum, Treosurer, together with Jonie Ipock ond Eleonor Simpson, Advisors blended their efforts in order to help leod us in ca stroight poth towcird our gool. Not to be forgotten ore Bessie Culbreth ond Mox Epstein, the cheerleoders for our Junior yeor. Neorly everyone who enters high school looks forword to his Junior ploy ond we were no dif- ferent. With opt thought we plonned o Junior Week to precede the ploy, the moin reoson being the odvertising odvontoge it offords. In on ossembly ot the beginning of the week, the lviorshcils for T948-49 were nomed ond os o climox to Junior Week, we proudly presented Brief Condle in collo- borotion with the Goldmosquers. Alwoys in the memory of our Junior yeor, will be the Junior-Senior donce. It wos o symbol of much work, but lots of fun. Seniors-my how the yeors hove flown! Our time wos short os we begcin our Senior yeor with strength in unity ond determinoition. We knew thot the yeor wouldn't be eosy ond copoble leodership wos imperotive so we chose the following os our officers-Bill Elliott, President, Kenneth Fulghum, Vice-President, Betty Hollowell, Secretory, Jimmy Purser, Treosurer, ond Cheerleoders Anne Lee ond Greene Hollowell. Clifton Brit- ton ond Corolyn Longston were responsible for the excellent guidonce os Advisors. The onnuol wos the number one undertoking os seniors but the usuol determinotion wos present os we prepored to do the usuol job well done. Groduotion time come before we reolized it ond the four glorious yeors of high school ore ot on end but the Closs of '49 does not end with this. We hove left the mcirk of love ond loyolty to the posterity of G. H. S., ond seporotely os well os together will we try for success with the deter- minotion ond strength thot hos given us full ond profitoble high school yeors. ETHEL PARKS Historion We X UP X fgla TIVEJ N 40 gflo X 6' E T ALL Anon n 2 2 .:5,',,'g,l?,e.:?f:2-ff Lgakgqi-f-'5 - 5' - Iv-Q32 ' 5:1 - X' rf, W- ASH'- nv' l iw:-fa ve' ,fx A fff5ii,'sJegf,' COTTON KLUTTZ ETHEL PARKS MII 'l' POP LAR ANNE LEE JERRY SANDFORD MUST LIKELY T0 SUUUEED BILLY VVINSLOVV SHIRLEY HAYNES MUTITLLETAL I ROBERT FLEMING DANA JAMES GULLEY EST PER 0 ALITY HERMAN VINSON BENNETTE DAUGHTRY BE T LIIUKIG 3 BOBBY MCLAMB LA NELLE EDWARDS FRI IILIE T M KENNETH FULGHUM EMMA JEAN WILLIAMS WITTIE 'I' GEORGIA WARD MAX EPSTEIN I0 T ATHLETIU . ' f . Ks , A wwf? f 4' 1. gi ggffzxmq-,far?:fg,53,?1 ,.-Ag 15, 36 iff if wr ff ' Muff, f Qfwmf 2 Wffw M zfgfwn? 4 f ' S Af 1' . M013 9 ' Ny ,K 1 F 5 , digg r 4 x ww, 42' 'Q W. 'Sys 4. ,ii 4 3 ,.N. W . .- LS 5 51. 1 , I 3. ,y 6 .we-hh, ffw - . .-9 f ggw. ..,, f I wr gf sig, NNI? 37, , , , h d W f ii if A 2 '.+ V fi ?iwV, 2: , ,lm , 4 .f M 1 if ' v 1 W. D. MCROY, JR. ELIZABETH HANDLEY V 'S g af X 4 'way 32 MUST TALE 'I' II - eww '52 3:1 fgjji fwg,,Q115xck3 f -Y 1 A 5-??x .1 Ktfff- ' 'V ' Q ' iv ff M , : , , V 111334 x sw 5 5 '-ff 25413. 2 A ' J-if 1 . . milf .A m A V ff-nnfjy' JUDY ADAMS RAY BRYAN 5 THER IYECU fs. 4 Q CZASSES Loo f N . 1 R? 11 4? i sl 6 MOTTO: A Toward Progress COLORS: Lovender cmd White FLOWER: Iris d OFFICERS JACK BORDEN ............,... ....... P resident BARBARA ANDERSON ..... .... V ice-Presidenf PEGGY PITTMAN ..,,.. ..... S ecrefory JIMMY SHUMATE .A.. ..... T reosurer F i Vi 91 Ai H We ,M W W . A W QI ll ,Li 4 R v-1 1 l H ai I P lr ,V 1 Billy Adoms Korl Albert Borborci Anderson an-nv, '91 yn 4 ll ti ' i ' l l I qs U Kenneth' Allen ' In l , f 1 l ii Y U l l Gene Anderson Betty Borloee Dillon Borfield Grocie Botten K. D. Bedford Bobby Bell Mory Lee Benson Betsy Best Merle Best Metz Bizzell Gene Blockmon Jock Borden Florence Bowden Keith Boykin Peggy Ann Britt Kenelen Brock Cecil Brown Edmond Brown Jock Burrus Anne Butler ,Z-f . yn WN--fs. 4. :Mfg 71. . ,.,, 'if an 1 Q-Q92 5 i M x cn' tj c gxy H , y lyk- 4, M , X-V xx ' ,, . , J . Q lf i '-Q .. , 1'-'V Q f B it A f c-To 5 V , , , 'Qu-L if' 'L .ki N- 'N .....-MH' 71 1 Six: .fy ,' 'f'FLj3r B 752' ff . 4, , ,. .N 1' 4 'll fa' 4 M . I 1 ,I 'NN i i X 'Una J, lv .AL 3 , f is E hs. 3' 1 4, 'm I 124, in B, 5 x 335' Q5 M Q: 1 , 0- I 1 2' -af'-9 'ali' y 55555, nun V N QTL, ' 'I ,1z1 ':ffa4' , : ,':vfvw' S?k5g'vi.l if . ,, -V T H li 'i rl' ir ., ,.i 'l' .yr l l lk l M i li 'i l, K., i I l l. ,lift 'ill itil l i. , Ukl 'Li l i i r i i 'il .H iii, l ly i fi -. .. ,i ,,, in ill 9 l l l i,ll L, fi 5. ll i 4 l -S yi il illifl it 'II 'Vs M if 5 E -10 Q1-.,w , omni I, M Cl ? W ll 1' if le S Q ,,f. ,1 X N we B We I, . .0 X, ii Ei J Q In r 1 'i i 0:1 . 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X i if , PY S 1 3, 3-vf.I'5 Y QPUW Nx 'Tins 5 2 in Betty Adams Lydia Alexander Jim Alley Nan Barnes Christine Bartlett Jack Bedford Virginia Bedford Betty Best Marilyn Best Shirley Best Margaret Bissette George Blackman Vennie Boyette Audrey Boykin Veronica Bradshaw Joyce Britt Edward Broughton Alfred Buck Jane 'Buie H. D. Dunn Elizabeth Carlisle Glenn Carraway Sarah Casey Jack Casteen Earl Caulk Jean Conner Joyce Cooper Gladys Costins Julia Cotton Melrose Coward Joy Creech Billy Daughfry Ruth Davis Ruth Deans Richard Denise Charles Denning Som Donnell Jackie Dubois Carlyle Edmunclso Irving Ennis William Franks Jimmy Frazier Berry Gainey David Gainey Keith Goodson ooyie Griffin Linda Hoddocks Louis Hallow James Ham Nancy Hamil June Handley Berford Harris Lillian Haynes Blaney Hill Dorothy Hill Peggy Hill Frances Hollowell Jack Houser Gloria Howell Jimmy Howell s Q., KN ,f 'WH' kv , , 'TH- Nlvw.-. Wx J tt' . fs. qi ,jk J 'ix sl 1 MX 4U'Ng Y'-N., ,X 'if V if Z' mv. 9 if 'lyk N fav. 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L 4 Arden Newbould A, M Bobby Noble 'H - - A Louise Odom f John Parker Sybil Parrish X - X P- gk W ,fr , 3' a qi -as , .Q al in r if B 'fx Joyce Pate Shirley Pate Q A John Pearman b i-KX wsslx Alton Perry Francis Potter Geraldine Price -cw if A 1 4- M, ,, K. D. Pyatt 'N Earl Radford Lx 'K Patsy Ray Dolores Reaves Margie Rose A xx CU UN Merle Rosser -vs. 51' fi. ky Bobby Sasser Xin A I Annie Clara Savag 1 bi A in X, f I f , s- 'fy f j, Y. Jack Scott I M A A L 9 ,, 'A 1 ' an 9 t if 1 x kms., I' I A M x it gg, wi 1 my Hazel Sherman Bill Sills Ann Smith Faye Smith Jean Smith Rob Miller Smith Conrad Spencer Arnold Stanton L. B. Starling Irene Stroud Dorothy Thomas Bobby Jean Thompso Dawson Thompson Sara Thompson Hilda Toler Veryl Trueblood Peggy Vick Kathleen Vinson Wintord Walker Dot Wall Billy West Hilda Westbrook Ann Whitlock Bobby Williams Lucille Williams Joyce Witherington Bill Wooten .. X f , A 'gg ll NX o k Q' 5 is w ,Z K ' Y Q I M3 ,Q Z -'Al'-Q . , 1 I 1 l -1 ll l I u l, ly l l W. t, l t l l l t l l l l 1 ll T l T l l l l 1 1 T L 1 l l l E l 1 l l r l l I lt ,T F 1 It t I lr I!! t .T We FRE lllllll ULASS MOTTO With the ropes of the post, ring the bells of the future. COLORS: Yellow ond White FLOWER: Jonquil OFFICERS CHARLES NORWOOD .......... .,... P resident JESSINE HART ...... .,.. V ice-President BARBARA PITTMAN .... ..... S ecretczry BETTY DAUGHTY .... ........ T reosurer STEVE DAIL V... .... P orlicmentorion Diddy Alexander Billy Allen Peggy Anderson Roger Anderson WT' Andy Andrews Donna Aycock Robert Barwick Ollie Bass Sybil Batson aw Robert Bedford Donald Best ' Irma Best A . J Billy Biggs is - Edward Bizzell , Gladys Mae Blackman I Gladys Blackman Marjorie Blow Ed Borden Joyce Boyette Clara Bradshaw Nancy Bridgers Jimmy Brock Rudolph Brock vp i Doris Brown Everleene Brown J X Bobby Bryan P A x Kenneth Buck 5' A. J. Burruss fl, Jimmy Campbell Robert Campbell 1 - A iii Willard Carlisle Jewel Cari' Johnny Carr Shirley Carr Roger Caudill Jimmy Covonaugh Donald Clark Sara Cobb Donna Cogdell Gurney Collins, Jr. Betty Ann Collins Dorothy Cooke Colleen Cooper Margaret Crumpler Frances Cuddington Betty Jean Culbreth Ellen Marie Culloty Steve Dail David Daughtry Betty Daughtry Barbara Davis Carol Dawson Margie Driver Sally Edgerton Peorline Ennis Peggy Epps Lillie Mae Faircloth Rachel Former ' Ernest Faust John Pope Fields Aulsa Flye Ruth Frick Rena Gainey Billy Gibson Janice Ginn William Ginn Betty Jean Grantham Mary Ann Greene Charles Grice Morris Gurley Shirley Hadden Delores Hamm Jessine Hart Peggy Hawkins Olive Hicks Polly Hilborn Earl Hill Ray Hollowell Donnie Ruth Holt Morris Holt Charlotte Hopewell Ralph Horne Christine Horfon Emily Howell Eula Howell Willie Ray Howell Bruce Humpheries Helen lngram Joyce Jones Needham Jones is ,ww 'WX it V gr x Q ig A H1 4 A X lj, , . 5- 'W'-V, 5 wx 9 44 5-1 go f iff 'li i ii 1 i ' 'mx ii ii- X X . . 1' as 1 ,. fy, . .- s . .23 Qc S ,y,,.Lm gy. W- Eugene Keen Peggy Langley Betsy Magill Craven Malpass Sara Markham Ann Marlow Pat Marshall Bobby Martin Frank Mclnnis Ann McKenzie Durwood McKinney Susan McLamb C. W. Merritt, Jr. Carl Millard Elsie Minton .lake Mitchell Susan Mitchell Betty Lou Moore Dorothy Morse Marie Mozingo Janice Newsome Kathryn Newton Charles Norwood Nancy Parker R. D. Peacock Dixie Pearce Betty Pierce Barbara Pittman Harold Potter Mary Potts L L Bryon Rhodes Tommy Robinson Shirley Rollins Bessie Rose Mory Alice Rose Ronnie Rose Billy Rouse Melo Royoll Donold Souls Morgoret Souls Melvin Souls Nell Scott Bill Seors Edword Simmons Thomos Slode Dovid John Smith Jimmy Smith Jimmy Stewort Leonord Strickloi Noro Stricklond George Sullivon Ruth Sullivon Lee Summerlin Clifton Toylor Glodys Tilton Billy Thornton Joyce Tyndoll Lloyd Tyndoll Audrey Vinson Soro Wolters W f M ' -1+ 4 ,mls - -nf. I . . 5,5 X' . '1:,', .,f 1 ' ' ' ' V x 'L ' if ,Q R ' Q Q was ZA, Y . Q A-' -1 Q, ,xi '-., X ' OUR FAITHFUL JANITOR AND MAIDS Naomi Miles James Coley Lela Powell Barbara Warren Emily Warrick Ray Warrick Billy Wafers Jim Westbrook Geraldine Wiggins Shirley Wiggins Edward Williams Rhefa Bess Wood Clinton Workman Hassel Wooten Louise Wooren dl 7. EX H ,J 6001? I 0640! Z4 Tl OIVJ' 7Ae IIIIIII UA lIIIl'I'0IllAL STAFF CAROLYN LOFTIN-Editor-in-Chief. JOYCE BAGLEY-Senior Editor. KARL ALBERT-Junior Editor. MARTHA KORNEGAY, BOBBY NOBLE-Sophomore Editors. SHIRLEY HADDEN-Freshman Editor. BILLY WINSLOW-Sports Editor. PATSY DONNELL, BENNETTE DAUGHTRY-Co-Orgonizotion Editors. JUDY ADAMS, SHIRLEY HAYNES-Co-Art Editors. PETE JONES, ASHTON GRIFFIN-Co-Snop-Shot Editors. MAX EPSTEIN-Closs Testotor. ETHEL PARKS-Class Historion. JOHN CULLOTY-Closs Prophet. 'IAFF IIF 1949 wg . r AQJ Q 1 w' J' EW X Y SPA I w My ' 1 'f X P 7 Y A L F I ' F any W 1 ff 'Q x BUSINESS STAFF JIMMY PURSER-Business Mcmoger. VICTOR HERRING, LEWIS BRYAN-Co-Advertising. PEGGY ANN WEST, ELEANOR ROBERTS, GREENE HOLLOWELL, ROBERT SOUTHERLAND, .IESSINE HART, RAY BRYAN, 'MARGIE ROSE, DAWSON THOMPSON, JANE LANGSTON, JACK BORDEN, ED BORDEN, EDWARD BIZZELL, CALLIE MCARTHUR, HAROLD KADIS, KENNETH FULGHUM, ANNETTE EDGERTON, JERRY WORRELL, NANCY PARKER-Advertising Staff. CAROLYN LANGSTON AND CLIFTON BRITTON-Advisors. T ll T ASSUUIATIII Jimmy Ellis, Vice-President, Judy Adams, Recording Secretary, Troy Pate, President, Bennette Daughtry Corresponding Secretary, Miss Eliiabeth Grant, Advisor, Cotton Kluttz, Treasurer. PURPOSE OF THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION The purpose of this organization, whose power was delegated by the Principal, shall be to attain a higher standard ot citizenship, to promote student participation and interest in activities of the school, to develop and maintain school spirit, and to cooperate in promoting the general welfare of the school.-Article ll of the Con- stitution of the Student Association. S. A. Council Representative Nancy Parker, Betsy Magill, Janice Jernigan, David Liles, Rudolph Morris, Ervin Strickland, W. D. Gurley, Ann Smith, Martha Kornegay, Samuel John- son, James Lewis, Jimmy Purser, Mela Royall, Gracie Batten, Ruby Kennedy, Mannie Bernstein, Thomas Slade, Dillon Barfield, Howard Caudill, Sonny Gainey, Ernest Faust, Peggy Langley, Eleanor Ro- berts, Ashton Griffin. S. A. Com mittee Chairmen Herman Vinson, head cheerleader, Florence Bow- den, Donald Percise, social committee, Carolyn Lof- tin, building, grounds, and hall, June Handley, bulletin board, Patsy Donnell, Lillian Haynes, calen- dar, Alice Wiggins, lunch room, Emma Jean Williams, library, Mannie Bernstein, board of elections, Bobby Darden, flag, Peggy Malpass, reception, Bennette Daughtry, devotional, K. D. Pyatt, visual education, Lewis Bryan, recreation, Ethel Parks, community ser- vice, Karl Albert, athletics, Margie Rose, lost and found, Shirley Haynes, scrapbook, Billy Winslow, foreign school, Victor Herring, parliamentarian. ACTIVITIE 92591 Q ,fxff 4 4 O I 2 UIIEERLEAIIER CHEERING SQUAD Joyce Bogley, Assisfonf Heod Cheerleader, Hermon Vinson, Head Cheerleader, Anne Lee, Greene Hollowell, Senior Classy Sciroh Thompson, Dovid Gciiney, Sophomore Closs, Noncy Bridges, Rolph Horne, Freshman Clossg Bcirboro Horrell, Wolrer Culbrefh, Junior Closs. N 1 Q fi V3 llllllliil Tlll DANA JAMES GULLEY Chief Marshal Shirley Haynes, LaNelle Edwards, Peggy Ann VVest,,Patsy Donnell, Annette Edgerton, Robert Flem- ing, David Johnson, Jimmy Purser, Victor Herring, Lewis Bryan. If .l 5 Q, .Ji ' . MAR HAL I CAROLYN LOFTIN Assistant-Chief Morshol Jewel Porker, Bennette Doughtry, Alice Wiggins, Betty Hollowell, Lorroine Newsome, Joyce Bogley, Mory Grey Hollowell, Mike Pote, Kenneth Wiggins, Morion Goodwin, Rebert Southerlond, Billy Winslow. .v. ,ff ' W ,, ' a , gp rg L .,,, if g lift' ,, j . ,iw f l . G d S b 0 F H . QW THE NEWSPAPER or THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION yolume XXII Goldsboro, N. c. Friday, December s, 1948 sms-Q r Mem qeven -co s A re 7 one A l E' J it 'onor . ,,f, ,,' c lm ngs 'ft N .4- ld Provt ,mt 1:3 i , A , ' . A . tne band. M 1 ' Be V ...igs were presented to the New ped by ' Iollowing members by Director the four me, V, gocjety John B. Thompson: major, Bobltaken in gt meeting. ole, amy iford, and Mr. Eu ene L. Roberts Dana James Gulle Bill Winslow Br an Sutton 'ell' , , Y Y this meet- Advlsor Co-Editor Co-Editor Business Manager ,ces Mex. etary was I.g'oh. lsqwe- Th-may afternoon::g.JL:g's:..ri1:g:.'Lg1gL ifor-. Mi-s -roms c.1p3fk. -531- Hell' Car ley cere- mil -- moe: O :nifi- onor At Dist ture f nay. was I -iyie. Schoo took 13. wi pllca F H clety un' ' tab- llfll ' IBM. vlted few: R03 I I9- ty wa hgh Wlvl to reg My ,W idk' The Q cert a ' I4 dltorit ' ' ' D61 lpecia HWS.. Q - RCU' lng w A ,-w dll. Mar A. sol Q Distr-it busine h V' Alle NW preser quers Remel - IYCMVI ' unc. Afte Zim prelen ' lor Ill mf. hte a ,Tenn n d od lun ome' A b 'l0Ul by the 41 Na: ng: , -i-T r 1 V Q -iff. . gan-t ' lg: school '0 Jo AAD LOHIOI' Ol YIKQVUIC WI. C9l'lUy IDC IUC!! Ol MF. ITUHK ' wgrg mgde 101' thoge who didgft! Cl'lUl'Cl'l, SLIM! on ll! l'l0Ullly'l mid state-historian. lRemaburg, manager ol the Par-l CQIBDQQQ lthoroughly understand, Carolyn, meaning. md me Works! A Dllllllilfls prggcaar Co-Sports Editors-Jimmy Ellis and Howard Caudill, Co-Feature Editors-Elton Warrick and Ann S 5 W o . . . . ,,,',,,d Smith, Co-Exchange Editors-Betty Barbee and Dot Crawford, Co-Hi Lights Editors-Martha Kornegay D:-5'l1f1: and Annette Edgerton, Co-Alumni Editors-Betty Gainey and Greene Hollowell, Circulation Manager- 'c,'d'do,: sing: Dot Crawford, Co-Advertising Managers-Ruth Forehand, Anne Johnson and Lewis Bryan, Managers of 'UO' U' Y +i.. .ll Hi News Shop-Sara Thompson, Betty Gainey and Sonny Jarman, Reporters-Dawson Thompson, Gra- ham Best, Carlyle Edmundson and George Langston, Typists-Faye Parnell, Jerry Worrell, Doris Page, Jimmy Ellis, Annette Edgerton and Lewis Bryan. A total ot 85 students made portment grade must be satis- Mclnnis, Jessine Iflart, Bobby the honor roll lor the tirst quar- factory. Martin, 'Barbara Pittman, Shir- ier ot this school year. The people making the honor :fy ggglzg' SSi:2eM:2:lx:' The Freshman class led with roll for the lirst quarter were: gy Haddoa' Donna Aycokk' BH, : total ol thirty. Freshmen-Susan McLamb, Bar- ly Rouse, Beggy Peirce, Betsy att, Martha Kornegay, Nancy Hamll, with Dong, Fay Smith, Frances Hollowell, Dawson Thompson, John Parker, Jimmy Frazier, Christine Bartlette, An- nle Clars Savage, Hilda Toler, hand, Sara Dewey Hunt, Ashtct Gritlin, Owen Ginn, Karl Alber Seniors-J. W. Brock, Billy Wllliford, Annette Edgerton, Lewis Bryan, Jewel Parker, EIBBIIOEQBQIEBQCQUFY Howell- ... HGNOR 5001 ET Carolyn Loftin Dana James Gulley Ethel Parks Shirley Haynes Troy Pate Ethel Parks President Betty Denmark Vice-President Jerry Sandford Joyce Bagley Billy Winslow Betty Denmark Lewis Bryan Shirley Haynes Secretary Lewis Bryan Treasurer OFFICERS RUDOLPH ALEXANDER Student Director BOBBY STRICKLAND Drum Molior RONALD PERCISE Ccipfoin KENNETH FULOHUM Eirsi Lieurenonf BILLY ROUSE Second Lieufenont DAVID HOLDER Second Lieufenonf BESSIE CULBRETH Librorion ELIZABETH SMITH Assisiont Librorion LILLIAN PATE Hecnd Moiorette MARY GREY HOLLOWELL JEAN CONNER, COLLEEN FAIRCLOTH MARTHA ROSE, DOREEN DENISE Other Moioreties MEMBERS Andrews, Andy Best, Donold Corr, Johnny Collins, Joe Holder, Dovid Vonn, Adciline Wiggs, Bobby G. Wiggs, Bobby S. Wester, Buddy Johnson, Ann M Lewis, Noihon McDonoId, John McLomb, Suson iiiiiiiii all rg, : W.5w,,:'i,e fr Eta' -E225 7' A, 1-5 if? ' ish , .gag -. Zi. 5 ' ,V fcvif Fr, 4 1 f E1 ,,,, ,fs ,Rf-, , .X N. l f ' l 1 :fa L' wwf, , A .wr , C ! Rouse, Billy Smith, Ann Thompson, Dawson Tyndall, Bobby Warrick, Jane Brock, Doster Bartield, Billy Alexander, Rudolph Anderson, Barbara Boykin, Audrey Boykin, Keith Broughton, Edward Bryan, Ray Burruss, Jack Casey, Sarah Culbreth, Bessie Campbell, Robert Denning, Charles Fulghurn, Kenneth Garris, Audrey Hollowell, Mary Grey l-lollovvell, Betty Hollovvell, Frances Jones, Stewart Johnson, Elizabeth Pearman, John Percise, Ronald Potter, Worth Price, Clarissie Rose, Kermit Radford, Earl Scott, Jack Shine, Jack Stanton, Arnold Strickland, Bobby Stuart, Libby Lou Smith, Elizabeth MIXED GLEE ANNE LEE ..,..... ISAAC BRAXTON .A.. ALYENE ROLLINS ..A. JERRY WORRELL, JOYC Lydia Alexander Elizabeth Carlisle Mary Lou Cogdell Rachel Farmer Ruth Forehand Betty Frick Ruth Erick Joyce Garner Joyce Gurley Polly Hilborn Ann Hood Donnie Holt Gertrude Kleinert Anne Lee Peggy Malpass Joyce McClenny Jean McLawhorn Elsie Minton Ruth Mooring Thelma Norris Buddy Wester Frank lvlclnnis Lorraine Newsome Olive Rose Hicks Bill Wooten Louis Hallovv Coleen Teal . . . . . .President . . . . . .Vice-President. Secretary-Treasurer ......,...Librarians Betsy Outland Geraldine Pate Peggy Pittman Jean Rackley Alyene Rollins Irene Stroud Doris Thomas Doris Vann Georgia Ward Janice Whaley Jerry Worrell lsaac Braxton David Holder Harold Potter GIRL ' GL Il CLUB OFFICERS Louise oDoM A.... 4..4L.L P resident DONNA AYCOCK . .. .,..., Vice-President CHRISTINE HORTON ...4.,.....,.. . . .Secretary-Treasurer NANCY HAMIL, DOROTHY THOMAS .... ...,.... L ibrarians MEMBERS Donna Aycock, Sybil Batson, Mariorie Blow, Clara Bradshaw, Doris Brown, Everleene Brown, Shir- ley Carr, Donna Cogdell, Dorothy Cooke, Julia Cotton, Margaret Crumpler, Betty Jean Culbreth, Mar- garet Davis, Margie Driver, Peggy Epps, Lillie Mae Faircloth, Janice Ginn, Nancy Hamil, Ernestine Hinson, Christine Horton, Eula Howell, Margie Mozingo, Janice Newsome, Louise Odom, Barbara Pitt- man, Shirley Rollins, Alice Rose, Bessie Rose, Margaret Sauls, Jean Smith, Nora Mae Strickland, Ruth Sullivan, Dorothy Thomas, Geraldine Wiggins, Kathleen Vinson, Katherine Newton, Charlotte Hopewell. l I t ll I i ll I I I , A I -.fi e wv,1 . 5 4..5 Vi Fllll CH CLUB The French Club was organized VMay 25, I9-47, for the purpose ot creating a greater interest in the French language. The main interest ot the club has been in correspondence with the students in France. OFFICERS ' LaNELLE EDWARDS . , . .....t.., .....,...., P resident CAROLYN LOFTIN . . A ..... First Vice-President MIKE PATE . s..., t.., S econd Vice-President SHIRLEY HAYNES .,.. .....,,...., S ecretary MARION GOODWIN . . . . . . Treasurer MEMBERS Q Laura Lynch, Lorraine Newsome, Mary Grey Hollowell, Joan Crumpler, Jewel Parker, Mary Rachel Johnson, Judy Adams, LaNelle Edwards, Elizabeth Handley, Alice Wiggins, Ethel Parks, Carolyn Lottin, Dana James Gulley, James Garris, Marion Goodwin, Mike Pate, David Johnson, Kenneth Wiggins, Man- nie Berstein, Anne Lee, Dorothy Crawford, Victor Herring, Billy Winslow, Bennette Daughtry, Howard Caudill, Lewis Bryan, Shirley Haynes, Peggy Ann Britt, Ashton Griffin, Eddie Mitchell, Hugh Shine, Pat Taylor, Sora Dewey Hunt, Geraldine Pate, Peggy Pittman, Elma Worrell, Vvalter Culbreth, W. D. Gur- ley, Pete Kannan, Barbara Anderson, Betty Barbee, Janet Cook, Ruth Daughtry, Ruth Forehand, Eliza- beth Smith, ,Adaline Vann. L Pillll Ll! El Circulo Espanol, the Spanish Circle, was organized in May, l947, in order to stimulate a great- er interest in the Spanish language, and to understand more fully the customs ot the Spanish speaking countries. The club's main interest ot the year has centered around correspondence with students in South America. - OFFICERS PEGGY ANN WEST . . . .,,.., ,,.,., P resident ANNETTE EDGERTON . ..,, Vice-President ALVIN JGYNER .,,,,, ,... . ,Secretary J BRYAN SUTTON ..., .,..,., T reasurer DICK GRISVVOLD , , . . ,,...., . A. A , . ,..... , , ,Parliamentarian SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS Annette Edgerton, Dick Griswold, Patsy Donnell, Peggy Ann West, Kenneth Fulghum, Rudolph Alexander, Alvin Joyner, Jimmy Purser, Bobby McLomlo, Betty Hollowell, Bryan Sutton, Lovelace Bell Alvin Potts, Camille Fartour, Max Epstein, Jimmy Lewis, Joyce Gurley, Anne Butler, Florence Bowden, Ecl Vinson, Norwood Bizzell, Betty Frick. k , 1 ---.-..-:qui my 2? 29, I say-gkgy, V , f lm. x. I , , xxx I s. w The Lotin Club wos orgonized in the spring of l948, to promote interest in clossicol civilization. OFFICERS MARTHA KORNEGAY , . . ..,..,.... , ...... President BOBBY NOBLE ...i..,. ,.......... V ice-President JACK HOUSER . , . . . .Corresponding Secretory PAT MARSHALL .. ..,... Recording Secretory BILLY GIBSON . , . ......,... ..r....... ' .......... T recisurer LATIN CLUB MEMBERS Edword Broughton, Jock Costeen, Chorles Denning, Jomes Horn, Noncy I-Iomil, Jock Houser, Mortho Kornegoy, Edith Long, K. D. Pyott, Bobby Noble, Foye Smith, Rob Smith, Billy West, Andy An- drews, Edword Bizzell, Ed Borden, Noncy Bridgers, Soro Cobb, Jimmy Covonough, Steve Doil, Borboro Dovis, Solly Edgerton, Billy Gibson, Betty Jeon Gronthom, Morris Gurley, Jessine I-lort, Peggy Howkins, Morris Holt, Corl Kossell, Jone Longston, Ann Morlow, Pot Morsholl, Fronk Mclnnis, Suson McLomb, Suson Mitchell, Chorles Norwood, Tommy Robinson, Melo Royoll, Jimmy Westbrook, Louise Wooten, Owen Ginn, Bobby Dorden, Jonet Cook, Peggy Molposs, Eddie Mitchell, Jimmy Longest. lI.ll.lILll flgffrr Swim OFFICERS CHARLES BROWN .........4.....,..., President HUBERT LEWIS ....., .....AA.,. V ice-President WILMA GINN ...... ...,.., R ecording Secretary MARY HOWELL ,..,...,,. Corresponding Secretary GLENN CARRAWAY ,..........,..4..., Treasurer JAMES EARL RAPER ,........,.,.,. Editor-in-Chief TOM PRICE AND HUBERT LEWIS Delegates for Original Meeting FRANCES BAYNE .,,.................... Advisor IT Vennie Lee Boyette Jackie DuBois Mary Carol Joyner Anne Bradshaw Wilma Ginn Bobby Tyndall Betty Gray Denning Ellis Nelson Billy Adams James Cooke Gene Anderson Geraldine Faircloth Bobby Bell Mary Howell Gene Blackman George Blackman James Earl Roper Earl Hill Steven Strickland Robert Campbell Pauline Ingram Edmond Brown Billy Cooke Evelyn Anderson lla Lee Holland Jean McLawhorn Haddie Redick Dorothy Worrell Charles Brown Robert Fleming Thurston Garris Hubert Lewis Jessie Ray Mitchell Billy Mozingo Jimmy Underwood Tom Price Ruth Daughtry Veronica Bradshaw Joyce Witherington Janet Britt Aline Casey Beatrice Vinson Lucille Waltson Rudolph Brock Glenn Carraway Billy Daughtry R. D, Peacock Melvin Sauls C. W. Turner Waverly Langston MOTTO1 Toward New Horizons COLORS: Red and White. FLOWER: Red Rose. Shirley Carr, Margaret Crumpler, Donna Cogdell, Betty Jean Culbreth, Betty Daugh- ty, Lillie Mae Faircloth, Rachel Farmer, Ruth Friclc, Rena Gainey, Janice Ginn, Sara Markham, Nancy Parker, Dixie Pearce, Peg- gy Lou Rambeau, Nora Strickland, Sara Waters, Emily Warrick, Olive I-licks, Sarah Casey, Betty Lou Moore, Peggy Hill, Janice Jernigan, Annabell Grantham, Hilda Toler, Betty Lou Adams, Frances Hallowell, Bessie Culloreth, Clarissie Price, Sibyl Parrish, Jane Buie, Louise Odom, Gertrude Kleinert, Jan- ice Whaley, Gracie Batten, Peggy Jones, Lorraine Pearce, Serene Kea, Hazel Sher- man. ,FH . fi ws-, ' is 5 L Wa. I - 2,,',fr' OFFICERS Peggy Ann Britt, . , , .President Janice Whaley ..... Vice-President Joy Creech, . . ........ Secretary Veryl Trueblood .,.,., Treasurer Hilda Toler .r,,., Parliamentarian Frances Potter r,........ Historian Shirley Hadden ii,,.... Reporter Nancy Parker .,...., Song Leader Peggy Hill ,,... ..,i., P ianist Patsy Ray, Shirley Best, Colleen Faircloth, Jean Connor, Ruth Davis, Joyce Mozingo, Betty Langston, Georgia Ward, Dolores Reaves, Gladys Costin, Hilda Westbrook, Ann Whitlcck, Arden Newbould, Joy Creech, Dorothy Thomas, Thelma Norris, Ruth Fore- hand, Julio Manly, Joyce Bagley, Peggy Ann Britt, Dana James Gulley, Gayle Griffin, Ludie Cay Grantham, Joyce Radford, Mar- garet Davis, Elizabeth Turner, Gladys Blackman, Shirley Wiggins, Janice Newsome, Peggy Anderson, Ellen Culloty, Barbara Warren, Carol Dawson, Dorothy Cooke, Marie Mozingo, Dolores Hamm, Ann Mc- Kenzie, Shirley Hadden, Irma Best, Pearline Ennis, Jewel Carr, Helen Ingram, Mary Alice Rose, Colleen Cooper, Irene Stroud, Joyce Gardner, Jean Pulley, Camille Farfour, Don- na Ruth Holt, Dorothy Morse, Joyce Jones, Kathryn Newson, Susan Mitchell, Charlotte Powell, Evelyn Carter, Barbara Davis, Gloria Howell, Veryl Trueblood, Bobby Jean Thompson, Jewel Thomas, Jean Kluttz, Col- letta Lahr. . GOL THE . . C ' . I ' 0 o -X ' ' Xu 'r tar Y 1.005 rl I, I , I li X ml Q, :U -V 4 il iy lp IW, ai R F 5' TI ,. ,M In N 1 I yy IW W fx NJ X, my J, AQ il 'i , L' 1 QM 1 av 4, 'M R fy '. 'x VL, U A gm JU , HN Q5 Y F I 'R lu, JI' 5 mf Uh V W N 1 w v N ,Q H Vg? V! ev ii GOLDMASQUERS' NEW YORK TOURING ATROUPE Members of The First Lady Compcmy meet Secretory of The Army ond Mrs. KenneTh C. Royal Wm HEROD ADDRESSES THE KINGS IN THE SHEPHERDS' SONG ff' Wg... B ,. I 1 ,x f IX I Xt I SCENE FROM FIRST LADY, NEW YORK FESTIVAL SHOW RADIO RRUADCASTI G Mannie Bernstein, Mike Pate, Bill Hawley, Troy Pate, Bill Elliott, Jerry Sandford, Mary Bumgarner, Betty Denmark, Janet Smith, Dana James Gulley, Ethel Parks, John Culloty, Max Epstein, Lillian Pate Doreen Denise, Georgia Ward, Joyce Bagley, Carolyn Loftin, Bennette Daughtry, Reginald Griffin, Bryan Sutton, Ray Bryan, Victor Herring, Emma Jean Williams, Tom Price, David Holder, Coleen Teat, Billy Charlton, Ashton Griffin, Dillon Barfield, Kenneth Allen, Florence Bowden, Peggy Ann Britt, Anne Butler, Ruth Edmunson. Bill Dameron, Karl Albert, Jim Alley, Jack Scott, George Langston, Bobby Anderson, David Liles, Earl Radford, Bobby Gillikin, Bobby Darden, Bobby Kluttz, Herman Vinson, David Johnson, Al Wallace Graham Best, Alvin Potts, Lovelace Bell, William Cotton, P. D. Joyner, Janet Cook, Sonny Gainey, Sam- uel Johnson, Bobby Williams, K. D. Pyatt, Harold Kadis, Jimmy Frazier, Thomas Sullivan, Samuel Don- nell, Alvin Joyner, Jimmy Purser, Will Bass, Isaac Braxton, Dick Griswold, Patsy Donnell, Peggy Vick Callie McArthur, Marjorie Rose, Geraldine Price, Frances Malpass, Shirley Pate, Peggy Hill, Hilder Pot- ter, Peggy Ann West, Pete Jones, and Judy Adams. I I I DRAMATI A T Doris Page, Jimmy Smith, Frances Cuddington, Jewel Carr, James I-lam, Shirley Haynes, Gayle Grif- fin, Irvin Ennis, John Parker, Ernest Faust, Jimmy Lewis, Durwood McKinney, Judy Adams, Dillon Bar- field, Harold Nunn, Fred Shelby, Pete Kannon, Bobby Watson, Robert Smith, William Bell, Eugene Roberts, Jim Belote, Vollie Faircloth, Herman Vinson, David Reaves, Jimmy Howell, Reginald James, Paul Flowers, Sonny Godwin, Bill Summerlin, Norwood Bizzell, Kenelen Brock, Marvin Garris, Billy Mil- ler, Billy Ethridge, Emma Jean Williams, Bobby Montague, Betty Best, Shirley Best, Betty Lou Cole, Mitzie Edmunson, Barbara Harrell, Becky James, Betty Jean Langston, Louise Lewis, Martha Lewis, Julia Manly, Jean Merritt, Joyce Pate, Lillian Pate, Martha Ann Rose, Janet Smith, Alice Wiggins, Joyce Wil- liams, Hilda Potter, Jack Casteen, Irvin Ennis, Jimmy Longest, Jimmy McDaniel, Bobby Noble, Margaret Bissette, Audrey Boykin, Joy Creech, Betsy Ellis, Gayle Griffin, Lina Haddock, Gloria Howell, Nan Barnes, Christine Bartlet, Virginia Bedford, Marilyn Best, Joyce Britt, Joyce Cooper, Melrose Coward, Ruth Davis, Camille Farfour, Janis Jernigan, Carolyn Malpass, Lessie Minton, Arden Newbould, Patsy Ray, Merle Ros- ser, Annie Clara Savage, Dot Wall, Lucille Williams, Jean Pulley, Coleen Teat, Ann Whitlock, Bobby Jean Thompson, Faye Smith, Edith Long, Patricia Lassiter, Jean Kluttz, Lucy Jeffreys. ...nv . 5 C vw . 5 P0 NEC!! LOOK I 71? 725' I, Us H1 I I I i'l I I I.. 1. II II xl it IIII I il yi I H Ill III' I I I , .I SI I ,I I I I 'III I gl III il, I sl xi I 'llii .gr V, III, it III il' I I I Ig, 'L I III, 'I is Ii ,. III, fr I I Ii. II lv 1 I I I 'I II ,I II I I . I, ,LJ III f I III LI II It I I. 'Ti II PX. it ., 'I 21 Ii I II VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS BOBBY KLUTTZ ........,...........,.. President BILLY WINSLOVV ........,......... Vice-President JIMMY ELLIS ..4.... .... C orresponding Secretary DICK GRISWOLD .... ...... R ecording Secretary JUNIOR MCROY ...................... Treasurer The Varsity Club is composed of boys who have earned a varsity letter in any of the recognized sports of G. H. S. and have been voted worthy of membership. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in Athletic Activities of the school, to en- courage sportsmanship, and to promote an enthusiasm for athletics in all its phases. IIIIII l'l'Y MISS ANNE LEE Each year the Varsity Club elects a girl from the Senior class as its sweetheart. The girl must have personality, intelligence, and beauty. This year Miss Anne Lee was elected Varsity Sweetheart and serves as sponsor of athletic events. She will reign over the Varsity Club Dance. In previous years this honor has gone to the fol- lowing girls: Anne Frank Strosnider, I948, Ida Lewis Langston, I947, Gaynelle Souls, i946, Mariorie Cheever, I945, and Sally Lee, I944. I 1 Q , LJ , H, I f M.-,-.Q-w,, CLUB -'uf Q ' ' K ' .od-1 A . X f f Qin .i A S Q, L. 1 it , Q J i J if 1, ff, lvl. .. ,,::,, V jg ., XX V V Exif' . L ' 1. V Y f fi f s U A -val sf Q, fl ,L ,lu X pf r , f I ,,i i , f MSL f M 14, . A1111 fl M 4, K 4 -' se. fl i fl' , 1-rm, E T79 'Q I ,i CTS. ..,.x I 'M W G' A , S Q' 'l if gl 'f 7' 1 All 5 'S B if of ' is J 'J 9 521, ,., Q f-ww 1' . .4 1 ' Q 3 75- Kpl' V ,if Q f V I i Y ' V tl l ' ' ,4 , ,raft M , my A B 12:25 ' Y 7 , Zh - , ' H Z 33 'r Q 'F'-F' ' Q' 4 5: 'N gg ':. A 25412. , . w- af ,S W cv .' - jf. Q? X iz. An 'L i..A K 'hr MEMBERS Kenneth Allen, Lovelace Bell, Merle Best, Isaac Braxton, Doster Brock, Ray Bryan, Howard Caudill John Culloty, Bud Davis, Jimmy Ellis, Bobby Frederick, Sonny Gainey, Bobby Gillikin, Dick Griswold R. L. Gurley, W. D. Gurley, Carlie Hinnant, David Johnson, Cotton Klutfz, Jimmy Lewis, Bobby McLamb Junior McRoy, Eddie Mitchell, Mike Pate, Troy Pate, Donald Percise, Alvin Potts, Tom Price, K. D. Pyatt Howard Sasser, Hugh Shine, Herman Vinson, Bud Wallace, Billy Webb, Billy Winslow. Not Pictured: Elton Warrick, William Bell. llllll'l' VAR l'l'Y FIRST ROW: Manager Bill Hawley, Alvin Potts, Mike Pate, Sonny Oainey, Donald Percise, W. D. Mc- Roy, Dick Griswold, Bobby Watson, Ray Bryan, Billy Smith, Manager Jimmy Ellis. SECOND ROW: Manager Eddie Mitchell, Bud Davis, Bobby McLamb, Tommy Beamon, Louis Hollow, Bill Wooten, W. D. Gurley, R. L. Gurley, Bobby Frederick, Merle Best, Kenneth Allen, William Bell. THIRD ROW: Coach Causey, Jimmy Lewis, Isaac Braxton, Howard Caudill, Cotton Kluttz, Ma'vin Garris, Hugh Shine, Bill Winslow, Carlie Hinnant, Bill Summerlin, Lovelace Bell, Bobby Gillikin, Coach Dock. l i l l i 'nl . IJAALL Jll lllll U3 4 19 5 li ' 13 QSM as FIRST ROW: Ronold Percise, Arlie Mc:CorTer, l-lossel Woolen, Jock Burruss, Billy Gibson, Jimmy Shu- mofe, Roger Coudill, Billy Wofers, Bloney Hill. SECOND ROW: Worth Porter, Jomes Levvis, Ollie Boss, Donold Clork, Jimmy l-lovvell, Bobby Ander- son, Jimmy Corter, Bill Domeron, Dovid Reoves, Rob Miller Smith. THIRD ROW: Cooch Anthony Blysok, Jimmy Frdzier, Eugene Keen, D. C. Doughty, George Lynch, Carlyle Edmundson, Allen Korschun, Kenelen Brock, Corl Millord, Jim Alley, Jock Bedford, Codch Norris Jeffrey. ABSENT: Leslie Longsion, Diddy Alexander, Bobby Wotson. ATHLETIC AWARD ISAAC BRAXTON W. D. MCROY, JR. Isaac Braxton received the annual Paramount Sportsmanship Award which is given each year to the boy who has shown the best sportsmanship both in games and practice. Isaac was elected by a poll taken among the members of the football team. W. D. McRoy, Jr., was presented a trophy for being the most valuable player on the 1948 football squad. The Trophy, given for the first time this year by the Loyal Order of the Moose, will be given each year to the player picked by members of the squad as being the most valuable player. BAKE BALL Rm H n t' Ronold Perclse Bull Summerlun Sonny Godwin Junior Hollow John Cullofy Norwood Bizzell Hugh Shine Troy Pole Williom Bell Cotton Kluffz Louis Hollow llllilllllll R. N. JEFFREY The Athletic Department consists of four members, Norris Jeffery is Athletic Director and Head Coach of the Junior Football team. Coach Jeffrey is the first Athletic Director in the history of G. H. S. and can be credited with starting the intramural program which began this year. He also helps pro- mote athletics in the other schools in Goldsboro. ' .qqfvw CHARLES DOAK WILLIAM CAUSEY ANTHONY BLYSAK Mr. Bill Causey is the Head Coach of football and basketball. This is Coach Causey's first year in Goldsboro, after playing on an all-state service team, all North-State C-onference for three years, and a year with the New York Giants. ' Chick Doak is assistant coach of football and basketball while Anthony Blysak is head coach of baseball, junior basketball and assistant coach of the junior football team. 'lf-v X. ... NXQIII, wtf' 'N 5 ., 4 , Zi. Jxtgv 3 7.7ff LX if -X - '17,,1 ,7 , X 1 fi J 'L 31. Q ff? Q 93. ...'l I GOLDSBORO BOOK STORE LEADING BOOK STORE FOR FIFTY YEARS Ir II I I 'I II ELLIOTT PACKING CO., Incorporofed Wholesole Meot Pocker GOLDSBORO, N. C. I II JL- 'I 'I CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH :I SALES - SERVICE I J. D. PIKE Morolz co. II 222 N. John Sf. Phone 188 Eiiii iiii PATE-DAWSON FRUIT I And PRoDucE co. , oomssono, N. C. HEATING ond COOLING INC. GOLDSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Arnold B. Edgerton BORDEN MANUFACTURING CO. MANUFACTURERS QUALITY KNITTING YARNS -.f-0.0.4---J4---A-A ,,,, .... vv .... v-----:.o-4-- JQQfA AAAAJAA'A BRYAN ROCK ond SAND CO., INC. 207 RALEIGH BUILDING RALEIGH, N. C, TELEPHONE 3-I986 Monutocturers ond Producers of CRUSHED STONE RIP RAP STONE MORTAR SAND STONE CHATS STONE SCREENINOS BLASTING SAND RAILROAD BALLAST WASHED GRAVEL FILTER BED SAND JETTY STONE CONCRETE SAND CLAY GRAVEL I5,000 TONS PER 8-HOUR DAY CAPACITY SHIPPING POINTS: CRUSHED STONE AND STONE PRODUCTS Neverson, N, C. Lossiter, N. C. Rockton, N. C. CONCRETE AND MORTAR SAND Goldsboro, N. C. BIue's Y Siding, N. C. WASHED GRAVEL BLASTING CONCRETE SAND Gory Pit, N. C. BunnieveI, N. C. CLAY GRAVEL ITALY HILL, N. C. Ash Street Phcirmocy Your Neighborhood Drug Store COSMETICS - PRESCRIPTIONS SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE Telephone I827 We Deliver 814 Eost Ash Street JEFFREYS 8K SONS SEEDSMEN GOLDSBORO, N, C, Colypso Veneer Co., Inc RETAIL LUMBER YARD Phones: 3602, 3603- Colypso, N. C. ALL GRADES FRAMING, BOARDS, FLOORING, MOULDINGS, ETC. - KILN DRIED - All New ond Modern Equipment Moy We Hove Your List? Thonk You. w 4 l N 1 ! I I I . 1. r 'W lr xi X ' ' ,1 , . ri 3 5 3 77 ,.i'3M- w, 4+ , 7 E ' V f. va' 1 ' . ' ,.mf2'fz 5 '- . 'jg A: ' 4 ' .M .Q ' 'f . Exif M - gk 'If ,. . Lf .. Q '- .V 4. ' , 5 g rig 5 1 Eh: . l .f ,, P K 'W s W4 x E X , iv '.,f' ' , ' ,Q P .I w Y 1 i 'I Q 1 I Y .A . Q. W 3 2 E ' ' ' 3 ,x , 1 1 .V 1 y X 1, , j ki qi 1. I, , Q!! mr ' -, l ' K Vt ' X ,.,. + 0, x taxi ,wk fx wiv' ' V1 ' 1- . aw., i ,M , H ,,. 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WALNUT STREET Goldsboro, North Corolino -v-I- A94 - A A AAAA ::::-Q V-::: .......v.vv,v,,,,... ,,,,v, , v CREECH'S INC. 'FURNITURE OF DISTINCTIONH 209-211 W. WALNUT ST. Phone 2143 Thompson-Wooten Oil Company SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS GOLDSBORO, N. C. Eioldens Jewelry Store North CoroIino's Oldesf Jewelers GoIoIsIooro's Oldest Business Goldsboro Cigcir Store A P oce of Recreofion Since 1916 109 E. Wolnuf Golcilslnoro N. C. Wolfer Borwicl4,O1wner Phone 658 ::::.J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I1 4 I 1 4 1 3 4 41 41 1 '1 I1 I1 4 4 1 '1 '1 I1 4 4 4 I1 EVERY HOUSE NEEDS WESTINGHOUSE GEORGE A. PARKER GOLDSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA 107 N. CENTER STREET PHONE 1434 ? 1 I1 I1 4 4 41 4 '1 I1 '1 1 41 4 41 I1 1 1 41 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 I1 1 1 1 4 41 41 1 1 '1 4 1 1 4 I1 1 4 I1 0 N P T I ':::::::::::::::::: ::::' ' ' ' 7 T NoRoE APPLIANCES Ig. li B ' 1, . PACKARD en Ellis Store it I T Ask The Mon Who Owns One Clothing ond Furnishings For T L it J. M. Edgerton 8glSon, Menond Boys 4, Incor orcite T' P T06 E. WALNUT STREET It Center Street E gf GOLDSBORO, N. C. Phone 2225 Q: D ':::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::: .1 T '::::::::e:::::::T: :::x:::::e:f::::: 7 1: Ig Ccirolino Coffee Shop If f THE HAT SHOPPE f 1' H2 E. Wolnut :I P P 1, UEXCLUSTVE MILLINERYH JOHN C' RAULAK'S'M9 4: Phone T306-J L- :::::::::::: J T 7 1, 1: ., .E 1 it 1, I 5, HOTEL GOLDSBORO 'I , 4 EE L: If DINING ROOM it .1 E' : :E 1 it 0 4 T I 3' 0 i 5 HOTEL GOLDSBORO BARBER SHOP 52 I 4, ,T LEE L-iARRiNeToN - E. JONES -JAMES MILLER g tf 4: 1, 0 P ::::J!:::v 55:55-Of!-4':::: ::::J!t: 4: 5 '16 -L3 J' pf ...ZA- QM ui l ,f -In-L., 8 - 'I I I II I I CCCCCCCCCCNCCCCCCCCCNCCJI I , I A. T. HAWKINS 5 1 RQGERS I I D' 'Ia f ' ' 'SH' Umm II eoLDsBoRo's FRIENDLY I TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS I , I, I I IEwELERs I Grantham at Center Streets :I 1, I Telephone 1307 1 I Diamonds - Watches - Silverware Il GOLDSBORO, N. C. I Lugggge I Il II I: II II II :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::, 4,::: ,,,:, 3 -BUIICISTS SUPPIIGS CO. I: If 1: BUILDING MATERIALS I: I 'I I I Wall Boards - Insulation - Rock Wool I I RALEIGH HIGHWAY I Paint - Hardware - Windows - Doors :I :I :I Plumbing Supplies I I CHICKEN STEAKS It I I II JACKSONVILLE, N. C. - Phone 2-4I I GOLDSBORO, N.C.-Phone ago I , CURB SERWCE I I I I II II ::::::::::::::::- :::::::::: L- :::::::::::::- ::::J Francis W. Stanley II I I Stanleys Funeral II KADIS, INC. . I I Home I: I II Since Iage , I I I I GOLDSBORO MOUNT OLIVE ' Telephone I364 I I If I II Chestnut Street at James Z ' I II I I :::v :::::::::::::::::::::: -:::4 II II I LINCOLN MERCURY I I GOLDSBORO'S TRANSPORTATION CENTER I , II I CENTRAL SERVICE MOTOR CO., Inc. 'I I I Phone 2340 Any Hour, Any Day .I II I I II The Drink Everybody Knows 'I FI WW I IN BOTTLES M MG? ' M A B011 ed By y I ' BARNES-HARRELL-RAWLINGS CO. 'gi' OOLDSBORO, N. C. 3, 6 I X L1 5' X -1- ' Q ls ISI I X ff 1. J Q I !i IX WI V 3 An ' I F fi I 1 ff' W I L X I X , f lun, ,mm mmol' 4- wIncg3H,'i2'Q'2.fl,q. C 4- . 9515641 1mnARkqgm?:w . ', V UD: A N X V !l 'wcoi.ii:r'i 6-rl.-Q95 If I I . I I , I I I I I f . Q E 4' 1 - ,. I I v i T If 1 I R. 1 w 4 41 THE Bl-INK OF WAYNE The only bonk in Goldsboro offering complete checking occount ond other bonking services, which is Iocolly owned ond operored 5,0 Member of Federol Deposit Insuronce Corporofion W A Y C O C O R P O R A T I O N Your communafy FROZEN room CENTER DILLON SUPPLY CO. MACHINERY ond MILL SUPPLIES IO35 N. Williom Phone 747 GOLDSBORO, N. C. -::: :':Q0e:J-4-::o4-:.f-0-t 4- - -:: ::::::::::::::::::::::.1' if ii It is it LI T I LI ,J I It ,T I rl il 1 I it it T34 ,,, I ri, rg L ,, ,ii T, T n LI if it yi, 'ii i vi fl! II 'I I if ii .IQ if I is Q, 'f i 2 I I I I ,i 'r li H, ,J I 1 '1 4 i I I, I L, :Jit:5:5wt:::: A A A A J,,A--A ---J,,---A- A-- . AQJJ Q R Q M X Xi IT E' X fi it' 5 ' X Z I Z W T. A. LOVING ond COMPANY ' GENERAL CONTRACTORS GOLDSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Bryon Oil Com po ny Distributors 'T 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 Best Wishes tor GOOD TIMEKEEPING Eostern Co rolino Precision Amoco Piaooucts F Wgrks I 99-Phone? 1166 'E eomssoao - mourn oLlvE v,,,,v-,, .... ..A.. . L ..... ...... , ,-,,,,,,,,:,,---A DoDeE PLYMOUTH DODGE Job Rotecl TRUCKS SALES - SERVICE GOLDSBORO MOTOR COMPANY :::::0:::: WAYNE FINANCE COMPANY AUTO LOANS 4 1 1 TELEPHONE T024 200 WEST ASH I, 11 1 ii::::::::::::::::- ::::::: '1 F K 11 1: I 0 :L ' LL SI N E A T H' N C If Eflrd's Depc rtmenf Store 4' .I LAUNDRY 81 CLEANERS , 11 122 WEST WALNUT Phone 550-W 1 4' 1 TELEPHONE T98 T109 North Williom 1, L ,,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,:,,,::::, L ' :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 4 4 fr 1, 4 1 And ' COMPLIMENTS 1 etc o. , g We Poy Top Prices For- 1. O F 1 11 Scrop Iron - Metols - Rubber - Rugs fi :I Poper - Point - Used Ports - Hides - Furs :E ECIWC1 rds Young Mens :E Ccnble ' Sho 801 NORTH JOHN , p ,Q 1 1 -:xx::::::::::::: JL rx- 1 7 1 1 1 I SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY 1, 1 1 215 WEST WALNUT TELEPHONE T602 , 1 51 :::::t:: 1 :Q 1 1 1 Ill , I 1 I 111 11 1, 1 I .1 11, I 111 1, I, 11 11 ,I I 1 , 1 I, 11' 1 I 11 I1 11 I1 111 V7 1, 11 I Ll IL :li I1 15 111 Ill 1 I I 15, I 1 I I 1 I '1 1 . I I , -1 . ,1 1 '11 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 E I 1 . Leder Bros Department Store Gardner s Dairy Products COl'11:ldel'1Ce Retail and Wholesale Wear W'Ih prlde 503 W. Mulberry Street 128 W Walnut Street Telephones: Plant- 166- Office -766 Phone 1324 Goldsboro N C ,, ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::v -4, Offh CCIIOII rHoMAs oFF1cE Consolidated Hide Co SUPPLY CO Foot of Waynesborough Ave 1532 - Phones - 2330 1-111355 SKINS FATS Bones GOIDSBORO N C Compliments W H Griffin 81 Son coAL FUEL OIL Dixie Auto Finance Corp 47'PII0'IeS 48 oounsaoizo N c PATE DAWSON MOTOR CO Inc Sales 'P' Service OLDSMOBILE 233 N Center Street PHONE 808 GOLDSBORO N C Qut:::::::::::::::: :::::.f't:::::J-.90-0-4-::Jrc:::::::Joo-19:9-0t:Jho0-01?::J10ss I I I1 I I I ' 1: 1: 11 :1 :1 ' ' 1, 1 1 1, I1 1 1, 1 1 II 1 11 11 1, 1 11 ll - - I1 I1 i 2 1 I1 I1 1, I ' ' ll I1 1 I 1 I1 1: I I 1 1 I . - 11 I1 I I I1 1, I1 I1 1, 1, 1 I1 I1 , . . 1, I1 I1 11 I, 1 I1 L. J L-:::::::::::::- A -:::::::::::::::J 1 I I 11 :1 , :1 :1 11 1 1 N n 0 1 1 If 1 1 I I1 1: U O 1 I1 ' 1 1 : 11 Q I 1 1 - I I 1 .1 1 , 1 1 GOLDSBORO, N. C. 1 I Anything For The Office 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I 1 . . 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REALTORS SALES - RENTALS INSURANCE Since 1892 IOO South Center Phone 2060 iL,::,,,,,,,,,,,,, -,,,,,:,,,,: 4 4, Citizens Building 81 Loan Association IOO SOUTH CENTER i 4 tr 'i It it i i :i In 4 i 'i 4 in ti J ORIIEII BRICK TILE COMPANY 0IIice: BIIIIIIEII BUILDING Plant: MT. 0lllIE ROAD 'Y l n 'i I I l l it 4 4 it i 4 ti i 'i r i li in u 4 4 4 4 i tr u in i , ' ' -0cAJq0'0'4' Aaowc- A v - v v-Dev-- THE GOHISCA STAFF OF I9-49 WISHES TO EXPRESS THEIR SINCERE APPRECIATION TO e Ball swumo FOR TAKING OUR GROUP PICTURES AND THEREBY ADDING MUCH TO THE SUCCESS OF OUR ANNUAL --v--J-.c III? I I , I, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I J DONORS W. P. Kemp CIement Studio Belk-Tyler Co. Pepsi-Colo Bottling Co. Stone's Service Center Bert K. .Iormon A. H. 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