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The atom is elementary compared to this experi- ment. .1 .I QI V .I i l l if 1 if ff, il ,,z I 7 The arts of living developed through America's Future Homemakers. g ,, , 1 - sidsswa ,.ff'fgffnfffi'f' ' . 7'iv1f:liW:1L s. ' 'f--vi, , , ,Q.g!,1Q?',z.!5:, 'ax . 1' X i,Sfw'.J' f ' As we look back over our high school days we will never forget the grand times had at our social gatherings. The proudest moments of all when we surveyed the fulfillment of long weeks of planning for our junior-Senior. ' : 'l'i ff i f f '- L 3 it-fd. EYES' wa 3-'air zfiv. 4 - A Y S:9r2i5i'i'5 ': ewfzfc-til x sv. X. ' '1e ' X The biggest event of the year thoroughly planned by the Varsity Club and enjoyed by all. 1 i ,pf After the dance is over l N W ,lv D L ,L if A w an :Q 1 ll 3 .J W E-JT'ffMM' A 7 - W----g-bf-.-W-'--4--r--5--- V ....,-,..-,..c..-.... 'i ..:..', 5 '- - '4.-Leia: .HL.f..:4gLLa.g,QfL14C-LL4.F jLx,,' rf. ,LI l-2 lf lf lil all lil Lf' l rj ,f: F-,s ,t ll F ll llfl V1 ll il ,Al lg ' gl. I 1 -z N f l ffl L vi l., if ill Lil Jil Goldsboro High School . . . the school of which we are proud shall always hold a place in our hearts with its beauty and traditions . . . N TT ,ll If 43. l L2 l. Z U ll l Z. 1 I, 1' ?4. li 1' .l L I 'l I ul It l ll fs f . lf? ll l V li ll l. A . lil lil Wi PT lin lil Nl F., 'fv'Tff'f M--'-'P'---m-1----we-------Weef- ----ff-Wa----V---a a .- ,c .Q c W c M 'A' ' 4 3 I 1-- sxf , if K ' A .vi-A - ' W b' fx qw -4 ,5Q.Q55, ,yf ,f,gy?-,e-,gag f'k?2'51 .fsfm fv f ' 4' J., mv 1, '-'fig-5 5'11 f 1 55, fff?gfQg5YZq1:,f-.gwirygfpgjgivQ.a?44,. f.,'.',zgfJv,, 1 4, -nw yo 5Zf?4iq vw kg 1 1 M- ff' gw- . L. -gl M.---,fag N U .M ' V, Nw f' f ' ,V V 7?.,N2151' 44 x w- AX ' ..,,.:a3,,.f,,k A 3,,,,,c v. ,Y mpg' 'Q if-L-'rl f, 1, . . -f ff ck-yg, 1, J hfaifi' ' 'Wh 4' 34, t QQ! V x, ' 'Q x 3, .Q 542.1 ., 2 V W. , 4 '.'.','P1'z'1i1, 'f 2 ' V +L, g K urn., 'K 4 554 , vang, ' A X 71 . ' 5 Gi, X , 'TQ-ink I 1 'Q Nm ik jiq, qqwgf, I 6151 T14-rfkff. . new 'f , , ' 1e ?I57 L . ,9- fm f pf.. A2555 f ' 41-A 4,,5I'5gi'45,2v KU, J 2't'f1' YH' 1, I 55.5, ,, Y' fmfcqfm V ' - 541212531 . 'l . If 5, ' 5-,af Lhif. 7, , u,if'g,1 Q- f Q M, . f ' ',7i'2fw' , ., ,ya ? gf , .,,- .-f 4-W ' A f '13 '1 'A if '. , ' ' 2. ' .yffvg , I ,f 2 1 4 , f tt i Utlf Ulf! In the dignity of the noblest sense he has guided, encouraged, and instructed us by his example. A gift of spirit on his part which, in countless ways, aged the stu- dent in the quest for learning and good citizenship, has meant throughout the years a greater Goldsboro City School System. With respect and gratitude so rightfully his, we dedicate this 1957 Gohisca to Mr. Ray Arm- strong. lm- W V -Y4 ---main -- Kzfnfenfs Sclzalastic Activities Orgaizizatims Athletics Advartising Classes Marshals Faculty Superlatives Stunt Night Socials Publications S.A. Clubs Committees Music Dept. Varsity Club Sports Cheerleaders Ads Snapshots l6'rfzzrd fff Education MUN ROE BEST C lmirnzmz WEMOQQ a X J Seated, left to right: Ben R. Burroughs, O. F. Dumas, Dr. A. H. Pate, Harry Muir, Mrs. Frank Remsburg, Munroe Best, Ray Armstrong, Mrs. W. A. Shepherd, George Steele Dewey. 1... 1,19 v i Tm, 'F Z? 5 G0ldSb0f0 Graded Schools ADMINISTRATIVE 09511553 son.nseoRo.Non1-u cAnoi.lNA IAY AIIITIONI -u-ummm August zo, 1956. To the Members of the Senior Class of l957: Please let me congratulate you on attaining this hiqh peak in your search for the truth. Do not feel that you have arrived. There is much more ahead. You are now in a position to begin to learn some of the great which have been arranged for you by those who have gone before you. You will be asked many times during the next few years about your formal high school training. We hope you will give answers that will compel your younger brothers and sisters to strive even harder than you have in this business of growing up. The world today demands young men and women who are prepared to do something and do it well. Push on to higher goals. The best is yet to come! God Bless you every one, rmstrong, Superintendent . facts GOLDSBORO HIGH SCHOOL P o Box 556 GOLDSBORO. NORTH CAROLWA l Un f'iv 1-uly w' x wi nm' 'I-3.5 1: mor-jf I'-1 .ll at .ml-,w- . 'ly mint. ln -1 In f, T,--. nf' t.o'nur1-ow 1 rout ... 'zo-1 :Ill -:1'r ,' nm fr:l!1',ii-rl: wil lor tirmvuf-In- 1 .. 'Fuv 1 ' lff' L: rnwwl . of 22.1, wruny - ur noni 1 :mor-los wr lfrim no were Lojotinr- It C r.j,' w wH 11.91, j, fw'r u loiilcuba your lluun Lu Ula lc-'ilrv V,-J'.l':? Wu hut' jfntly n5w:'o u1l More ut 1 , Qi LCILVLJLU 'uf .3i1,coro1',' 'r five, Hannity Since our chemistry equations do not always balance, our Latin verbs are not always conjugated correctly, and our math problems never seem to come out right, our annual would not be complete without those who are qualified and willing to instruct and guide us through the most important years of our lives. -J' l HARRITT ANDREWS RACHEL BAILY BEATRICE BALKUM Commercial Biology, Science English Meredith Wake Forest E.C.C., Long Island U. B.A. B.S. B.S. 3 4:I' BI -I 1 .H ANTHONY BLYSAK CLIFTON BRITTON MORRIS C, BROWN LENORE COX Science Dramatics, Radio Science English, History State Teachers C., PH- E.C.C. Wake Forest W.C.U.N.C. B.S., M.S. A.B., M.A. B.S. A.B. LAURA DIXON MARGARET ERTEL DORIS ETHERIDGE Mathematics Librarian English Duke U. Salem, U.N.C. W.C.U.N.C A.B. A,B., M.A. A.B. I--1 FLORENCE FAISON ELIZABETH GRANT KATHARINE HODGIN Distributive Ed. English, History Mathematics W.C.U.N.C. W.C.U.N.C. Meredith AB. A.B. A.B. -fvvvv 00869 90090 P MILDRED HODGIN ISTALENA HOLLOWELL NADINE HOWELL JANIE C. IPOCK Commercial Physical Education Office Secretary Mathematics A.C.C. M.S.C.XY!,U.A., L.S.U. W.C.U.N.C. A.B. A.B. A.B. oyq Wll ESTER IRBY NORRIS JEFFREY MARY JOHNSON French Science Mathematics Guilford, Duke U. N. C. State, U.N.C. W,C.U,N,C, A.B., MA. Bs., MA. A.B. C? ez GERALDINE JONES MARGARET KORNEGAY CHARLES LEE Biology Guidance Physical Education Meredith,-E,C,C, Duke U., Columbia U. E.C.C. A.B., M.S, A.B., M.S. B.S. l 1 INA MIXON DORIS RINGSDORF SALLY ROBERSON EUGENE ROBERTS Mathematics Home Economics English Journalism, Printing Guilford College Alabama College Meredith, U.N.C.A Wake Forest B.S. B.S. A.B. A.B., M.A. RUTH SHINE ELEANOR SIMPSON LLOYD STEVENS Vocational Home Ec. English, Latin Industrial Arts W.C.U.N.C., U. Mo. Duke U. N. C. State B.S., M.S. A.B. B.S,, M.S. MARIAN SUTTON GEORGE SYME JOHN B THOMPSON Englrsh Hrstory Band W C U N C Bob jones U U Chxcago Appl State Teachers C BA MA Hail Wm 4 I aim GEORGE TRAUTWEIN CLYDE WHITNER DURWOOD WIGGINS LEO YUKATIS Choral Musrc Hrstory Socrology 5P21f11Sh HISIOIY Metal Trades Westmrnster Chorr C Wake Forest Hlgh POlf1f A C C Western Mlch MM ELEANOR YEI VERTON DICYIIIHD Turn from thrs page and you ve fm rshed wrth the faculty sectron but be fore you do thrnk of what our teachers have meant to us thrs year They ve struggled wrth us worked wrth us yet remarned cheerful to us We admrre them but cant help feehng sorry that another year has gone by wrthout acqurr rng the answer to that unrversal questron How do they manage to keep us for ever snowed under wrth work 7 9 7 L.. aaa ?2 k in ar K . if I f ,, ,un RE. ug Q an Drs I V u 4 .04 ani... 5 2 ' Eoin Seuivr Hlass 0fHcc'rs LAMAR FARMER ....... ........ P refident TOM BROWN ..... ...... V ire Preyident PATSY SASSER ,.,....,,, ,,..,,.,, S efretary RAYMOND ALLEN ...... ........ T reafurer at ibulilgr-W RAYMOND ALLEN 6,253 x 4,790.7 Jurt a mizzuze and I'll figure it up in my bead. Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3, 4g Gold- masquers 2, 3, 4g A Home For Zebe- diah 2g FHA convention 2g Class Treas. 45 Marshal 4. VIRGINIA HOPE ANDERSON Tiny and cute . . . Imam. Glee Club lg Calendar Comm. 33 FHA 2, 4g Soph. Council rep. 2g Devotional Comm. 2g Marshal 43 SA Rep. 23 Jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 23 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3. lpfvk inf- I 1 ,. 'NSE 'V 1 i, J if . of' Q Gs' ALBERT GIDEON ALLEN A, G. . . . lrffjfu . . . H730 fm yarn' dial. Banrl 1, 2, SQ Homeroom oflirci' 2 Golrlmasquers 4, 4, Pres. -ig Pullman Car Hiawatha 3g XXfhat Men Live By 53 East Carolina Drama licstixal 31 N. C. State Drama lfestival 5g Sound Technician 5. WILLIAM REYNOLD ALLEN Fireball . . . H.rji1 . . . G'.1a'.' ll 2.9 JV Football 1, 2, 3g Varsity Football 43 JV Basketball 1, Zg Varsity Basket- ball lwg Track 3, -ig Sports Ed. Hi News 35 Atl. Staff Gohisca -ig Chrm. Athletic Comm. 4g Goldmasquers 2g Marshal rig Varsity Club 5, -ig Treas. French Club 4g SCA Workshop 41. 6' W . Qt NORWOOD CECIL ANDERSON Smile . . . rzrziszir . . . Burlington HS lg SA Rep. 53 Golclmas- quers 3. 41 State Drama Festival 3. -ig East Carolina Drama Festival 5. 4g Goldmasquers Ex. Board -ig What Men Live By 3g Pullman Car Hiawatha 3g Mixed Chorus 4g Homeroom officer 2, 5. ELLIS LEWIS AYCOCK Sonny . . . Braille . . . Aflerrur'-1' faulted. Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, -l. Co-Captain 41 JV Basketball Ig Varsity Basketball 2. 5. 4, Co-Captain 3, -lg Varsity Tennis 2, 33 Varsity Club 2. 5. -i. Vice Pres. -ig Spanish Club 5. -1. WILLIAM MARSHALL BARBER B1 Duel anyone bne 111 Fienfls bam umk' Varsity football 4 Wrestling 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Varsity Club v 4 Sunt N ht 2 jr Sr dec com Gohisca ad staff 3 Gohisca sports ed 4 Athletic comm 7 French Club 4 MARY JANET BARFIEID Bealle UNC F1 eckleu l rep 2 SA C rr Sec unt Night 1 7 3 4 Marshal Washington D C seminar delegate 3 NCHSPI 4 CSPI 4 jr Sr dec comm 3 Board of elections comm 7 3 French Club 3 4 Band 1 7 Mayorette 1 7 Asst chief 7 Gohisca cass 4 NCSCC 4 NHS 4 Homeroom of er 1 7 'Kew LINDA CAROL BEST A5 0 jan. 18-a Campbell. Lost and Found Comm. 1' Stunt Night Queen 15 SA Rep. 2, 3g Jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 35 Cheerleader 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Sports Ed. and typist of Gohisca 4g FHA lg Stunt Night 2, 35 Class Council Rep. 2g Mixed Ensembleg Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3, 4. LOU ANN BEST IJ azzylmaly going 10 Claapel Hill Ibis week-end? GAA 1., 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 39 Pt. Sec. 4g Spanish Club 3g Board of Elections Comm. 1, 2g Stunt Night 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Treas. 2g NCSPI 45 jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. Chrm. 4g Publicity Comm. Chrm. 4g Marshal 41 Gohisca Art Ed. 43 Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3. Wm 'w........., EDITH ANN BELL Edze Bell' VCS Butter beam' GAA 1 Latin Club 1 2 Head JV cheerleader 2 Faculty ed Gohisca 4 jr Sr dec comm 3 Homeroom officer 1 2 3 4 Varsity cheerleader 3 4 Asst head 4 Stunt night 2 3 Varsity Sweetheart 4 Marshal 4 NHS 4 JACKIE RAY VINSON Coach I declare It warn! me that time Homeroom officer 1 2 4 Wilson High School 3 , .J MALCOM BLACKMON Dependable . . . plearing perromzlizy. Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 1, Goldmasquers 1, 25 Stunt Night Comm. 33 Spanish Club 3, 4. JACK WILLIAM BODDIE Bill . . . Well, I'm not quite 6'9 . Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3g Ad. Staff Hi News 4, Jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 3g Var- sity Basketball 3g Golf Team 2, 3, 4. ROBERT CHARLES BIZZELI. Bobbi , - . . f.,11f.f , . . Hczifllfftfll Hilfe. JV Basketball 23 Varsity Basketball 5, 4, Varsity Football 4, JV Football Zg Varsity Track 5, tl, Varsity Club 3, 4, Treasurer -ig Golelmasquers -ig Dist. Track Meet 3, 4g Jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 3, FLORENCE HADLEY BIZZELL Flo.rJie . . . Think I'll tend tbl! play Io Duke. Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3, Alumni Ecl. Hi News 23 Ad. Staff Hi News 2, 4, Stunt Night Comm. 51 Jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 53 Spanish Club 5, 4. JOHN STANLEY BRASWELL Braru'ell . . . Likable and friendly. Golclmasquers 2, 3, -lg Stunt Night 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM EDWARD BRITT Ed . . . ll lmI'r the we of taking ir, I'm going Io fall if t171j'll'dy.H DE 1, 2g Rosewood High School 1. '53 HILDA GRAY BROCK Conyrienliour . , . Imnzarulfzte. Homeroom officer 1, 2, 33 SA Rep. 1, 23 FHA 1, 23 Glee Club lg GAA 23 Library 4. HILDA GRAY BROWN Brown Eyes . . . fludiour. DE Club 1, 2. an JAMES THOMAS BROWN, JR. Colonel . . . rebel . . . Tom. Latin Club 1, 2, 33 Class Vice Pres. 4g Ad. Staff Hi News 43 Goldmasquers 43 Gohisca Staff 43 SA Rep. 31 Stunt Night 1, 2, 33 jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 33 Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES LACY BRYAN A friendly ,rnzile . . . dependable. Goldmasquers 2, 3, 43 Home For Zebediahn 23 Shepherds Song 2, 33 N. C. State Drama Festival 33 Eastern Carolina Drama Festival 33 Mixed Chorus 35 Apple jelly 3. eas PATRICIA FAY BROWN Paz . . . ref-mzile . . . UNC nurre. Class Sec. 13 Latin Club 1, 23 Hi News Staff 2, 3, 4, Ed. 43 Gohisca Sr. Ed. 43 French Club 3, 4, Pres. 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 NCHSPI 3, 4, Pres. 33 Social Comm. Co-chrm. 33 Shepherds Song 23 Marshal 43 Jr.-Sr. comm. Co- Chrm. 33 SA Council 3, 43 AFS Sum- mer Exchange Student 33 Comm. Ser. Comm. Chrm. 43 NHS 4. HENRY SHELTON BROWN, JR. Shelly B. . . . un-la-n, zvell, now le! me ree. Latin Club 1, 2. 3. 4, Pres. 23 JV Foot- ball 23 Varsity Football 43 Class Parl. 23 Homeroom officer 1, 2, 33 Gold- masquers 43 Ad. Staff Gohisca 43 So- cial Comm. 33 Golf 33 Jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 3g Stunt Night 2, 3. N. N .naw-3 ff i GEOFFREY BEDFORD CARR Godfrey . . . Inlelligenfe pluJ. ' I-Iomeroom Officer 3, 45 Spanish club 3, 45 Brogden 1, 21 Nat'l Merit Scholar- ship Semi-Finalist 4. JOHN CURTIS CARR Uh-b-In . . . Intelligenre, plur, alfa . .. fmurt run in the flllllfljhj Brogden High School 1, 2g Home-room officer 3, 4. ,gi-v -. QQOQ l i l JQHN NORMAN BURK Hlllllto .llclllfllll 'mln l-'ru1rf1.' Ml, I M, , . . M. I Ina. ' 'V Glcc Club lg Astronomy tluh lg Mixed a' Cha I A ifptlli thoir I irus-g ti1'. , BETTY JEAN CAMPBlll-L Odell, . . Zl'I,2.l-.I-,I-1.7, M!! li Cheerleader 2, 3. ri, Asst, hcnitl R3 Stunt Night 1, 2, Hg jr.-Sr. Dc-torating tomm. 33 SA rep. 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 3, -Z, Trcas. 3,'Sc-c. -lg Gohism ntl. staff 43 l-lomcroom offiter I, 2. 3, -ig Girls chorus 21 Dexotional Committee 3, -4. M 4. gi? q........., HOWARD DELACY CARROLL, JR. Mir!aey . . . llnbaf bulb Ikon? Golclmasquers 3, 43 Spanish club 3, 43 I-Iomeroom officer 3, -1: SA representa- tive 2. 3, 4g Visual Aids committee 2, 3. HERMAN BERRY CARTER H. B .... Mr. Yrzkzzllr, .ire .wa SURE fbdlij' zw'01zg? Homeroom Officer 1. 2. 3. 4. ?.-E-.gate DOROTHY JEAN CASEY Dot Shorthand 14512, Mixed chorus 4 Girls Cho 3 Home room officer 2 3 H1 News staff VERLA ANN CHESTNUTT Ola tlaore eyer' 0 Ice gal Homeroom officer 7 3 4 FHA 7 BETTY JOAN COBB Pageboy Intellect uow' Homeroom officer 1 2 3 4 SA rep Dev Comm 1 FHA 1 o masquers 2 4 Stunt Night 2 3 jr Sr Comm 3 Spanish Club 3 4 Sec 4 Mixed Cho 4 Assistant Chief Mar Shal 4 GEORGIA BORDEN COBB Piggie . . . George . , . Annual meet- ing loniglal, yall. Community Service comm. lg, Social comm. 2g Latin Club 1. 2, Sec., lg French club 3. 4, Vice Pres. 43 Gold- masquers 2, 31 Shepherds Song 2g Stunt Night 2, 3, 4g jr.-Sr. comm. 33 NCHSPI 4g Gohisca Staff, ad. division 31 Gohisca Editor 4g SA rep. 3, 4. WANNA FAY CLAYTGN Pzxlelzke Anybody .teen A1211 lately? FHA 1 GAA 1 Homeroom officer 1 4 Stun N ght 1 SA re 4 Malorette 4 DE Club sec 4 DORSETT BREWER CLEMENT lVell Ill tell you boa! me ree Greek Are MBH Kmston HS 1 2 Fayetteville Sr High 3 Varsity baseball 3 Varsity football 4 Varsity basketball 4 Varsity Club 4 Homeroom officer 4 CAROLYN COOKE Alufuyf laughing . . . Fun 10 be around. Stunt Night Comm. 1, FHA 1, 2, 4 Library Club 55 Band 4, Flagbearer 4i Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3, Goldmas- quers 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1. BESSIE MORRIS COOPER Immaculate , . . Izzdurfriour. SA Comm. 1, 2. 5, Home-room officer 1, 2, 33 GAA lg Stunt Night Comm. 1, 2, 33 Girls Glee Club 2, Treas. 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Librarian, State Music Contest 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 1 ROY ALLEN COLEY ' ,W f Roy . , . flu! 41 fain! of fI7j'I16'1'1. A Homcroom officer 1, 2, 5, 11. if DOUGLAS GRAHAM COMBS ' Doug . . . freckles' . . . eury-going, 1-.... DE 3, 4, Math Club 3, 45 Homeroom officer 5. Banff... fbi- R PHYLLIS ANN CORBETT Mrf .... neat . .' . cute. A Home-room officer 1, 2, 3: Pikeville High School lg DE Club 3, 4: FHA Club 1, 23 SA Rep. 1. ' lx WILLIAM EDWARD CORBETT Bill . . . Here I am. girlrf Class Council Rep. 2, DE Club 3. 2 41. BARBARA FAYE COTTLE P11911-1' e-yer . . . ClJ111A111. jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 3: GAA 1g Band 11 Mixed Chorus 21 Stunt Niht Comm. 2g Social Commg Community Service Comm lg Glee Club 1. WILLIAM GEORGE CRAWFORD, JR. Bill . . . DU you laare 11 1110111e11t? I'd like 10 p,f9fho.11ml3:e you. JV Football 1. 23 JV Basketball 1. 2g French Club 3. -ig SA Parl. 33 Class Parl. -ig Stunt Night 3, 4g Ad. Staff Gohisca 51 SA Rep.1 Tennis 15 Golf 2. 3. -lg Freshman Cons. Comm. 1. BOBBY DAIL l'Y6.f.FlI'. 1115 .111d,'.1111e.f we buddier DE 1, 2g Math Club. LYNDA RAY DANIELS Lu1'e.f 10 b.11'e f1111 . . . f1'ie11:lly e3e,r.' SA Rep. 1. 2. 35 Social Comm. 11 Cal- endar Comm. 3. Mig Chrm. -l: Home- room officer 1. 2. 3g French Club 3. -lg Gohisca Staff 4g Ad. Staff I-Ii News 41 Stunt Night Comm. 2g jr.-Sr. Comm. 3: Class Council Rep. 2. N 5h...- fwww -ffm' ELIZABETH ANN CRISP Lib . . . fffefldly and Jweel. GAA 1g FHA 4g Assembly Comm. 53 SA Rep. 1g jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 3. KATHRYN ANN CRUMPLER Kaz . . . Pixie . . . Ben All Round. Goldmasquers 2. 3. 4, Vice President -ig Shepherds Song 33 A Man Called Peter 3g 'Time Out For Ginger 41 French Club 3, 45 Stunt Night 1. 2, 33 jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 3g Social Comm. 3g Super. Ed. Gohisca 43 Homeroom officer 1. 2, 3. 45 GAA 1. M.. SH EILA BEATRICE EDNVARDS 'I'i',1i'!1w' ',,,' 'fjulfnl l.n111w lofi silly. Glue Club lg Mixed Chorus Z, 5, 'll Mixed En. Hg Stunt Night Comm. 5. 45 French Club 5, -ig Jr.-Sr, Dec. Comm. in 33 Marshal 43 Class Council Rep. 33 'gi Shepherds Songu Zg Cioltlm.isquc-rs 2g Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3. LAMAR GARLAND M Q FARMER, III W Q P11dgii ' . . . U fml'i nzore. flu' nfifn flint . . . JV Football 1. Z, 51 Varsity Wrestling 2. 5, -i, Co-Capt. 43 Varsity Club 5. Ai. Recept. Comm. 5L Goldmasquers -'ll Class pres. -ig French Club 5, 43 East Carolina Drama Festival 33 Stunt Night 1, 2. 33 Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3, fl. JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER FAUST f, C. . . . I'm 1101 .fleepizzg much: jurt rerfilzg my eye.r. JV Football 1, 2g Varsity Football 3. 41 Wrestling 31 Track 33 Goldmasquers 1, 2, 3, -lg Varsity Club 3, 43 State .wifi Drama Festival 3g Stunt Night 1, 2, 3g E K' Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3, 4. ANN ELIZABETH FIELDS J, Country girl . . . ll hirh twin? SA Rep. Ig JV Cheerleader 2g Social Comm. 33 Gohisca Staff 45 Spanish Club 3, 4g Class Council Rep. 1g Gold- masquers 2, 33 Pullman Car Hiawatha 51 Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3. I Ni'vi' 5! E'3IE ?5' bw, CECILE YVONNE FLOARS X Pffflj' - . - ,fhlfeboy and pm1J mil . . . '10 '!Z Q'i fm... P. a' fix L l Y l Ui-.. rby. Fremont High School 1, 2g Homeroom officer 33 Mixed Chorus 33 Ex. officer 33 GAA 3. 41 FHA 4, Secretary 4. EVERETTE FRANKS UU07'kflIg :mm . . . rby nlm. DEQ DO: Homeroom officer I. 2, 3. ir t..,..a c. X f. .Q..,.. ,WN-, , ,-,,.n.,-W,,Q,v.a- -..,,,,,m,. ,, , , NANCY JILL GAME fill . . . She goer her quiel way and nmhef rzraighl 1'5 every day. Goldmasquers 1, 2, 3, 4, Cinderella 1, N. C. Drama Festival 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Sec. 3, Class Council rep. 1, 2, jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 3, Scrap- book comm. 3, French Club 3, 4, Sec. 4, Marshal 4, SA rep. 3, 4, NHS 4, Stunt Night 1, 2, Chrm. 1, Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3. CHARLES THOMAS GIBSON Tommy . . . ll ho fizyr 1here'.r urzoiher hind of mr hefider 61 NaJh? Class Parl. 1, JV Football 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Varsity Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Track 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4. 'Vw M W, . .aa V I ALICE FAYE GRANTHAM I mn! help what Coach raid, MY ex- perimenz did turn pink. GAA 1, 4, FHA 1, 4, Board of Elec. Comm. 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Marshal 4, jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 3, Stunt Night 3, V.-pres. of Spanish Club 4, Home- room officer 1, 2, 3. PAUL ALEXANDER GRANTHAM P, A. . . . Cozmril noter to Bill . . . Il'.r lime zo gel our your old fholgurzf' Visual Aids Comm. 1, Gohisca Co- snapshot-Ed. 4, Jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 3, SA Treas. 4, French Club 3, 4, Hi- News Ad. Staff 4, SA rep. 1, Stunt Night 1, 2, 3, Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3. X Q 5 KENNETH EARL GINN Ken-Ginn . . . There reemr Io he cz lull here . . . rhall we ring? Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, GHS Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 2nd Lt. 3, East Caro- lina All State Band 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Shepherds Song 2, Stu. Director, Stunt Night 1, Homeroom officer 1, 3. NORMA RAYE GOODSON A :mile all the while . . . rz true friend. SA rep. 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Sec. 3, Jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 33 Home- room officer 1, 2, 3. GERLAD FRANKLIN GRICE CaeJaf'5 Joldier . . . Athlete. JV Football 1, 2g Varsity Football 3, 43 Jr.-Sr. Comm. 33 Goldmasquers 1, 2, 3, 4g Shephercl's Song 1, 2, 35 The Robe 14 swag 17 2g The White Doe 3g A Home for Zeb 2g Mixed cho. 2, 3, 43 Stunt Night lg ECDF 31 Freshman track 1. KATIE REBA GRICE Pearl9eJ and rream complexion . Smart ! Mixed ensemble 2, 3g Homeroom offi- cer 3g Library Comm. 31 Marshal 4. f-it WR 1117 , .' ' 4 ' . .1 . ' ff' . ' - ir ., ' rv-' I -'. ' .xy Q 1' . ' Y w. r 'N 'Iwi I 3, fr HHN ff 2 my 1' MARGARET ANN GURLEY fmt tl I.lT7'l.Ii bit red-ffetlded . . Anybody wen ll'vtII1IItl.JH FHA lg GAA lg Stunt Night lg Home- room officer 1, 2, 3g Goldmasquers 2, 3g Our Heritage 2g Cucl-zoos On the Hearth 33 Library Club 35 NCSLA 33 Majorette 4g DE Club 4g Jr.-Sr. Comm. 3. LLOYD GEORGE GURLEY Floyd . . . D01z't Juwtzt it. ' JV football 1, 2g Co-capt. Zg JV bas- ketball 1, 23 Varsity football and bas- ketball 3. 4g Varsity track 33 Varsity Club 3, 4g Class pres. 1, Vice-pres. 3g Honor Value Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY FRANCES HADDOCK Mary Fran . . , Suxopfamze . . . Home room officer 1, 2, 3g Marching band 1, 2, 3, 4g Band comm. chrm. 2. 3, 4g Band sec. 4g GHS Dance band 1. 2, 3g Social comm. 22 Jr.-Sr. comm. 3. CORNELIA HALES HC0l'?2y . . . G6l'tI!df7I6l.f ir1fcp.1r.zble. Homeroom officer 2, 33 Golclmasquers 23 Spanish Club 33 Calendar Comm. 33 Marshal 4. -5, r,,.,.. -ff A canrr W' ff ' -'f 1 'N'1-'f -Zee--'-Y - f e - -.f-m DOLLY YVONNE HAMM Sz.1tely . . . ufillouy , . . SA Council 2, 35 I-lomeroom officer 1, 2, 35 FHA 1. 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. ROBERT WESLEY HASKINS Bob . . . laznzling entlauriarz . . . fmt on Zoe Q mile . . . Varsity Club 3, 45 Varsity Track Squad 3, 45 Goldmasquers 3, 45 Shepherds Song 35 District track meet 3, 45 State meet 3, 45 jr.-Sr. comm. 3. MARY NEBEAH HEEDIN Muffy Bay . . . which pettiroaz if Jlaouizzg now? . . . wait juft ONE minute . . . GAA 1, 2, 3, Treas. 35 Latin Club 1. 25 French Club 3, 45 Golclmasquers 3, 45 Tekel 35 Shepherds Song 3, Recept. comm. 1, 25 JV cheerldr. 1, 25 Varsity cheerlclr. 35 Stunt Night 1, 2, 3, 45 Gohisca ad. staff 3, 45 Organiza- tion ed. 45 Marshal 45 SA Rec. sec. 45 jr.-Sr. co-chrm. 35 NCSPI 45 jr. class council 3. BARBARA HEMBY Speed Iypitlf . . . Panic! llf bef'e are my proofs? DE Club 2. 3, 45 Homeroom officer 2, 4. 3 01141-w aw. um za! I A gif, ,..- - ,,.,. 1 ff I ' f i ' 5, uf f V , S P Q. V .,,.,. . , mst Y H121 ,vga 155 f 4? Vf 4 fi ' gifts? ' 4 ' 4 ,E . :gif . C.. S 2, x We Qt ,. , ,ff it 4 'r-ma .. 1 f X3 as f' JOHN LEONARD HENDERSON S'au'rigl9l out there . . . Well, you ure nl !7H77l7IIEf'l0L'k, followed by 41 half fzelrozz . . . Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-capt. 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Class vice pres. 15 NCSCC 15 Varsity Club 3, 45 Golclmasquers 25 Gohisca 3. 45 Stunt Night 1. 2, 3, 45 Class parliamentarian 35 French Club 4. WILLIAM ARTHUR HERRING Fark , . . Bill . , . GHS lop bmrr . . . 'IV Football and basketball 1, 25 Var- sity basketball 3. 45 Class pres. 25 SA Pres. 45 NHS 3. 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 NCSCC 3. 45 NCNHS convention 33 SA workshop 4. 'WT Y lA4,..' I EMMITT BROGDEN HOLLOMAN E. B .... Make-up arlisl. SA rep. lg Goldmasquers 3, 4g Head make-up artist 4g State Drama Festival 3, 4g East Carolina Drama Festival 3, 43 What Men Live By 3g A Man Called Peter 35 White Doe 3. JAMES HOWARD W'1'eJtling champ . . . Blufbfulf' DE Club 1, Zg Varsity Wrestling 1, 2g Ind. Arts 1, 2. 1 MBQWWWM 3, 1 -1 - J--f BRUCE BARRY HIGGINBOTHAM Voice . . . l! !9y run? anybody spell my name cmverllyf' Baseball 1, 2g Goldmasquers 2, 3, 43 Shepherds Song 2, 33 A Man Called Peter 3g Tekel' 3g Time Out For Gingeru 4g Stunt Night 2, 3, 4g jr.-Sr. C0-chrm. 3g French Club 5. 4. EVELYN HILL Piano perfeclimzirz . . . You mime it, rbe mn play il. JV Cheerleader 2g FHA vice pres. 3, Pres. 4g jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 31 Major- ette 4g Scrapbook Comm. 33 I-lomeroom officer 1, 2, 3. 'Qf.,MkM EDNA GRACE HOW' ELL Not 61 care in the world. Glee Club 43 Goldmasquers 2g Home Ec. 1, 4. LIDIA JACQUELINE HOWELL jackie . . . artirt . . . Deror.1zing rommillee again? Stunt Night 1, 2, 3g GAA 1, 2, 3, 4g Vice pres. 4g Goldmasquers 1, 2, 3, 4g N. C. Drama Festival 2g French Club 3, 43 Scrapbook comm. 3g Chrm. 43 Marshal 45 Gohisca Art Ed. -43 Ir.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 34 Homeroom of- ficer 4. .Ar T -x--- e h- .m.v.v.f.-..,. ww - MARY ANN HOWELL Complexion . . . lhflf I1'ory look. Wfilson High School 1, 2, Homeroom officer 3, 4, FHA 4, Library Club 4. REBECCA JANE HOUSER Becky . . . Dorf! worry Lynda, I'll get you ozrl of flow. Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3, 4, SA rep. 1, Reception comm. 1, 2, Stunt Night comm. 1, JV cheerleader 2, FHA 2, Board of Elections 3, New Hope School 3, Calendar comm. 4. ff 57 5 DAN ROGER MILLARD Giggle while you ran . . . witly, Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3, DE 3, 4,, Treasurer 4. GILBERT FRANKLIN JARRELL, JR. Pele . . . OK ooyf, 1'm running lhir Jrlaool now. Class pres. 33 JV football 1, 3, Golf 2, 3, 4, Homeroom officer 1, 2, 33 Goldmasquers 4, Gohisca staff 3, Stunt Night 3, 4, Vlrestling 1. 3, ly, 'W' M JACK DARDEN HUNT I could Jpend my life in an airplane. Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3, Goldmas- quers 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, SA rep. 2, 3, 4. BETTY ANN INGRAM Wfilling worker . . . finy and Jmortf' GAA 1, Homeroom officer 1, 2, 39 Girls' Glee Club 2, Hi News staff 2, Jr.-Sr. comm. 3, FHA 3, 4, Mixed chorus 4. af' U R. .,M-4 GLORIA YVONNE JOHNSON E1'0n . . . Eye!! . . . Glory Board of Elections Comm. 3, 4, Chrm. 4, French Club 4, Stunt Night 3, Song Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, Hi-News Staff 3, 4, Ad. Manager 4, Co-Superla- tive Ed. of Gohisca 4, Jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 3, Delegate to NCI-ISPI 4, Delegate to CSPA 3, 4, Homeroom of- ficer 1, 2, 4. MARY FRANCES JOHNSON Library mailman . . . Jweet and Jlay. Marshal 4, Goldmasquers 4, French Club 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 33 Library Comm. 4, Sec. ancl treas. 2, Pres. 4, Delegate to District Meeting 2, Delegate to State Convention 2. can-ff . he in-aw SUSAN JANE JERNIGAN Pelile litlle gtfllllll . . . tm1Li1io1n. Richmond, Va. 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Gohisca Ad. Staff 4. CHARLES WALTER JOHNSON Lellerr to Cbouzzzz College . . . Clarif- leyf' Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Goldmasquers 2, Shepherds Song 2, JV Football 2, Building and Grounds Comm. 2. WWBNLLVN- deer J JACKIE KASSELL fur: tell me where to pw flue :nike and I'll bare il Jet up for you. Stunt Night 1, 2, 3. 4, Golclmasquers 2, 3, 4, Radio Workshop Head, Shep- herd's Song 2, 3, Eastern Carolina Drama Festival 2, 3, State Drama Festival 2, 3. DONNIE RAY KENNEDY C00ky . . . ruin . . . azlinmled. New Hanover HS 1: JV Football 2, Varsity Football 2, 3. 4, Track 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 4, Stunt Night 3, Band 2. 3. 4. LYYL, Y. .. YT' 3 l l l l l l l l l l l l l E: r l. '2 I2 13 it Q E IOHNNI E HUGH KENNEDY Egf1d! Donnie wore cz blue Jbirt and I uore a green one! Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, New Hanover HS 1, Track 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Stunt Night 3, Dance Band 3, 4, SA rep. 3, GHS Band 2, 3, 4. JAN ARDEN KNEIB Sfarirze Bowl . . . Perromzlity pluy! . . . Athlete. JV Football 1, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Wrestling 3, Class Vice Pres. 2, SA Vice Pres. 33 Board of Elections Comm. 1, 2, Goldmasquers 2, Stalag 17 2, NHS 3, 4, NCSCCED 3, Stunt Night 1, 2, 3, 4, Ad. Staff Gohisca 4, French Club 3, 4, Football Co-cap tain 4. 430.125 '- JAMES SPERGEON LAMM jimmy . . . I mr1't tell uffaetbeer the notre if in the reboot buf motor or thofe kidr that ride it. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Ad. Editor of Gohisca 4, SA Rep., Freshman Chorus 1. BARBARA JANICE LANGSTON Paint bucket and brurly . . . another Rembrandt. Latin Club 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, Goldmas- quers 2, 3, Lil State Drama Festival 2, Shepherds Song 3, Golclmasquer Ed. of Gohisca 4, Scrapbook Comm. 2, 3, Stunt Night 1, 2, jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 33 FHA 4, Parl. 4, Co-Art Director of Goldmasquers 3, 4. ,K sms, 2, 'Wh-w , SANDRA LOU KING Blonde zrerrer . . . a quiet perronalily. FHA 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4, Library Assistant 4, Homeroom officer 3. NICOLAS GEORGES KOPP U12 tref bon garron-toujourr rauriazzl. Lycee Corncille-Rouen, S.M. France 1, 2, 3, Foreign exchange student 4, French Club 4, SA Council 4, NHS 4, Dele- gate to NCSCC 4. I BETTY LOU MCCLENNY Beauliful trerrer . . , rugar and ,rpice . . . Wilson 13 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Homeroom officer 2, 3, 4. BOBBY WHITE MCCARTER Hey Pop. Gothic, Bodozzi, 01' tubal? JV football 1, 23 Varsity football 33 DE Club 1, 23 Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3, 4g Athletic comm. 3. W' BRUCE LUCAS HI.Ilt'l.' Brzzmi , . , fur! rum me lnzctzrd 154' btlvkcflbtllf f5tlL'ff1utlI':f. fmjjf' Misuwzi High School, japan 2, 31 Ciold- masquc-rs -13 Time Out For Ginger 43 Varsity basketball ig Voice of Dc- mocracy district winner Ll. WILLIAM HANSON MALPASS Yep, lhe mnzw' of Arla and ll flli.uf1 in my official ffllllllbflllff IZJIIUII. Scrapbook comm. 33 Spanish Club 3, 4, pres. -13 Goldmasquers Al. Mi YQ .-.M 551 DANNIE RUTH MacDONALD Gue5r who got 41 ring for CbI'f.fl7IIil.f.JH Chief marshal 43 French Club 3, 43 jr.-Sr. comm. 33 Stunt Night 23 Mixed Chorus 33 I-Iomeroom officer 1, 2, 33 Freshman social comm. 1. MARY LOUISE MCMILLAN L00e.' Her hair is bluflbizzgf' Glee Club 13 Mixed chorus 2, 3, 43 Mixed ensemble 33 Girls' trio 2. 3. 43 2, 3, 43 Girls' ensemble 43 A cappella choir 43 French Club 3, 43 jr,-Sr. comm. 33 Stunt Night 2, 3, -13 Home- room officer 1. 2, 33 Shepherds Song 23 Goldmasquers 2. BETTY SUE MEADOWS Sayre . . . W'ui!'ll .the lurm ber heady then I'll meet you in zhe ball. Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, Custodian 2, 3. 4, ECDF 2, 35 SDF 33 FHA State Con- vention, Our Heritage, Shepherds Song, Young Mans Fancyg Man Called Peter, Time Out For Ginger. CECIL LEE MILLS Seldom heard bu! often llaougbl of. Band 3, 4. I-IURON RAY NORRIS Football 1, 2, 31 Baseball 2, 3. BENJAMIN MARRINER O'NEAL JR. V. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 3. fs' WILLIAM MERRETTE MOORE, JR. Tem1iJ Pro . . . Wfbew! Thai yankee anew. JV Football 1, 2, JV Basketball 13 V. Basketball 2, 3, 43 V. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4g French Club 3, 4, Hi News Adv. Staff 2, Stunt Nite Comm. 2g SA Rep. 1, 2g Gohisca Adv. Staff 3. WILLIAM EDWARD MOORE DO 3, 4, Industrial Arts. ADDIE LENORA PATE Lee-n0r Maybe I'll get my driz'er.r Iirenre by 1965! GAA 1, 2, 3, 4g FHA 13 Stunt nite comm. 13 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 French Club 3, 43 Marshal 43 Hi News Staff 2, 3, 43 Business Mgr. 4g Jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. State Play Day 2g CSPA 4. HILDA MORRAN PEARSALL Mm'n . . . What maker you tbink Sbeila, Louire and I are rivers? Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g Mixed Ensemble 2, 33 Girls' Ensemble 43 Girls' Trio 2, 3, 43 A cappella choir 4g Shepherds Song 23 jr.-Sr. comm. 33 Goldmasquers 2, 43 Home- room officer 1, 2. 'mf I l FRED POPE PARKER III H v, Ihfjw .,.' 'Nun' fllti. Irby, l'111 NUT rllflljllf, ljn-1 urm! In llnou' . . . Varsity football 5, 43 XX,l'CSllll'l-lg S, 43 Baseball 1, Z, 3, 4, Sportsmansliip award lg Varsity Club 43 Goltliuasqticrs 2, 3, -fl, Business mgr. 33 Latin Club 1, 2, 33 Frcntlm Club 5, al, Marshal -43 NHS 4, Treasurer 'lg SA Comms. 1, ,lg Gohisca Mgr. Etl. 43 jr.-Sr. Comm. 53 Stunt nite comm. 1, 2, 5. JAMES KENNETH PARKER I'v1 NOT jun fitting bare tdlyf I'11z uuztcbiug the zwrld gb by. sA Rep. lg Stunt nite l, 2, 33 Wi'es- tling ul. 3, 43 Homeroom officer 2, 53 Spanish Club 3, 43 Cuckoos on the Hearthng 'l'ekel 3 Pullman Car Hia- watha 3 What Men Live BYHQ Hi News Staff' 21 ECDF 33 SDF 33 SA Representative 4. . MARY IANE PEMBERTON Verzzie . . . Panic! St. Mary'r bound. Social comm. 23 Latin Club 1, 23 French Club 3, 43 Goldmasquers 2, 3, Rec. sec. 53 A Man Called Peter 33 Shep- hercl's Song 1, 2, 33 NCDF 2, 33 Class Gohisca ed. 33 Asst. Gohisca ed. 43 Jr.-Sr. comm. 33 Recpt. comm. 3, 43 Chrm. 43 JV cheerleader 23 Stunt Night 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-chrm. 43 NCSPI 4g Gohisca ad. staff 33 Quill and Scroll 4. BILLY JACK PHIFER JR. Pife1' . . . tz little biz of 5byne.r5. Homeroorn officer 1, 2, 3, 43 ,IV Foot- ball 23 Building and halls chrm. 43 Stunt Night 33 Jr.'Sr. comm. 3. 'nwmimgfiw . 'WW I SSM. ' ,QU M3212 Mi, ,ff BOBBY REAVES Anybody want a ringing telegram? Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Drum major 43 Gen- eral Math Club 4, Pres. 4g Visual Aids Comm. 43 Chrm. 43 Goldmasquers 4. CLIFTON RENN Cliff . . . rnifrlaiezfous . . . rninule. Radio 13 DO 1, 23 Industrial Arts 1. 1' X Sz ? CAROLYN GERALDINE POTTER Dean . . . Corny'J jurl bound io be around bere Jonzewherefn Homeroom officer 3, 43 Golclmasquers 2g Spanish Club 33 Calendar Comm. 33 Marshal 43 Assistant Chief 4. SYLVIA SUE PRINCE Su5ie'f parlner . . . aftrerr . . . bound lo hare fun! Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4g Custodian 33 Executive Board 3, 43 Our Heritage 23 A Man Called Peter 33 Cuckoos On The Hearth 3 Tekel 33 Eastern Carolina Drama Festival 2, 33 N. C. Drama Festival 33 Jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 3. 1 ANNE ROBERTS Beautiful blue eye! and a pert little nore. DE Club 3, 43 Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3, 4. NANNIE CAROLYN ROLLINS She tirkler the keys of a piano and it laugh: in beauziful harmony. Goldmasquers 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g Mixed Ensemble 43 Class Pianist 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4g N. C. State Play Day 1, 2, 33 NHS 3, 4, Pres. 43 Stunt Night 1, 2, 3, 43 jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 33 Shepherds Song 23 Marshal 4g Gohisca Art Staff and typist 43 SA Rep. 33 Class Treas- urer 33 Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3, 4. HAYWOOD JARRELL RoLL1Ns 'fOne thingfr refrain . . . a good happy laugh if aluwyr in flylef' Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club lg Stunt Night 13 DE 33 Social comm. 2. PAUL CEDRIC ROSE Ceddie . . . Lead me lo zine Jrrap iron! Track 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 43 Gold- masquers 2, 3, 43 House mgr. 2g Shep- herd's Song 33 White Doe 33 Cuckoos on the Hearth 35 Home- room officer 3, 43 SA -rep. 2g Rec. comm. chrm. 43 Stunt Night 2, 3, 43 NCSDF 33 Gohisca ad. staff 4. PRESTON DELANO SAVAGE I tell you, man, loo much work if bad for one'J mul. DE Club 33 Building and grounds comm. 3. ROY ALLEN SAVAGE Danni: the Menafe . . . narralor ex- l1'aordinary! Stunt Night 13 DE 3, 4, assoc. pres. 43 Goldmasquers 1, 23 Glee Club 13 SA rep. 33 Grounds comm. chrm. 4. afsnfbs LLOYD GRAHAM ROYALL 'IAM'-H'-ul, iff early to MU panfy plazzlrf' Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3, 43 Gold- masquers 2, 33 Stunt Night 1: Jr.-Sr. comm. 33 State Drama festival 33 Shep- herd's Song 2, 33 House of Juke 33 SA rep. 1, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN SASSER C'nzon fall, yon ran yell betfer than that. Varsity cheerleader 3, 4, Head 43 Stunt Night 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 23 SA comm. chrm. 13 Class Gohisca ed. 23 Snap- shot ed. 43 Jr.-Sr. comm. 33 Home- rooni officer 1, 2, 3, 43 Class sec. 43 SA rep. 1, 2, 3, 4g ENCSCC 33 FHA 13 Exchange ed. Hi. News 43 NHS 43 Quill and Scroll 43 CSPA 4. 1 iid '- MARGIE SMITH Vi1'id7zeJ.r per,r0nified!' Homeroom officer 1, DE Club 4. MARY LYNNE SOUTHERLAND Leon . . . Y'all, gust: ufhal? Homeroom officer 1, 2, French Club 3, 4, Goldmasquers 2, Stunt Night 2, 3, Hi-News Advertising Staff 4, Go- hisca Ad. Staff 4, jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 3. JANE NORFLEET SMITH Hic . . . Jtately . . . Wbe1'e are my Ill908.f.JH Latin Club 1, 2, French Club 3, 4, Goldmasquers 2, 3, Business Manager 33 Social Comm. 2, 3, 4, Co-chrm. 4, Marshal 4, jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 3, Stunt Night 1, 2, 33 Shepherds Song 2, 3, Gohisca Ad. Staff 3, Business Manager 4, NCSPI 4. JAMES HILLIARD SMITH jimmy . . . If iz bar wife! I'm izzlererted in it. Goldmasquers 2, 3, 4, Class Council Rep 4, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, Eastern Carolina Drama Festival 3, 4, N. C. Drama Festival 3, 4, Master Electrician 3, 4, Shepherds Song 2. 31 A Man Called Peter 3, White Doe 3, Stalag 17 2. BETTY STARLING lWell, I nm razlyer partial to black Fordx. Wflay? Glee Club 1, Girls Chorus 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. ROBERT BRUCE STELLY My car or a Cadillaf? Why I'd lake my-uh, well, on .refond zbouglyl- Glee Club 3. JOHN LONNIE STEVENSON Speed xypiyz . . . fall, dark and . . . Band 3, 43 Homeroom officer 3, 4. TRUETT STITH Know azzybaaly I can bald a door 017671 far? Goldmasquers3 DE lg DO 1. . ..a..mfmw25Zs DOROTHY LARUE STRICKLAND A ready friend . . . always Jmiling. Homeroom officer 3, 43 jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 33 Gohisca Staff 4g Glee Club 1, 2g Mixed Chorus 3, 4. TIM STRICKLAND All impf are angel! at Inari. Math Club 4. LL .JSR qs. . 'U ull, ,,f 7i!'71'I 'P' Q an-W ' MARY ELIZABETH STEWART Mary-Ibba . . . demure . . . petile Homeroom officer 1, 23 Glee Club 13 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 SA Rep. 33 jr.- Sr. Dec. Comm. 33 Spanish Club 3, 43 Recording Sec. 4g State Music Festi- val 1, 2, 3. ARTHUR HUGH STILL Yes, I lhilzk I'll leave Imax Goldmasquers 3, 43 Wrestling 1. L we 1 3 W ,si ,. - s JIMMY RAY THoMPsoN l'Tbe ber! flying abou! d1'iz'ing a Jclaool buf ir zhe fire minuzer out of rla.rr. Goldmasquers 2, 3, Track 3, 43 Var- sity Club 3, 4, JV Basketball Ig Bus Driver 4. WILLIAM EARL THOMPSON A barley bunk of man. Golclmasquers 43 Printing 1, Industrial Arts 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1. K MARIE STRICKLAND Band of gold . . . warm perronality. Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, SA Rep. 1, 2, FHA lg DE 3, 4. THELMA TAYLOR SunglaJJe.r . . . indurlriouf . . . neat. Alabama 1, 2. 34 GHS 4, Mixed Chorus 4. 'WA wg,-.- , CLEMENT WILLIAMS TWIFORD Clemmie . . . Girlr? Lead me lo 'eml JV Football 1, 2, JV Basketball 25 V. Football 3, 45 Track 33 Golf 2, 3, 4g Flag Comm. 25 SA Rep. 1, 2g Wres- tling 5g Goldmasquers 2, 3g Varsity Club 3, 4, Rec. Sec. 4g Adv. Staff Gohisca 45 Stunt Night 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM ALF ORD VIDUNAS Thank goodnerr--my name if finally .rpelled correctlyf' Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 2, Goldmasquers 2, Lost and Found Comm. 1g NC Band Clinic 3. H BENNY W. WALKER L'il la1'ena'er Ford . . . globe-trailer. Henderson High School 1, Stanford High School 2, Sacramento High School 3, Goldsboro High School 4. JOHN BAXTER WATTS, JR. ll l7o rayr brainr av'en't an arJet? Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Znd Lt. 2, Dance Band 2, 3, SA Rep. 1, 2, Social Comm. 1, Constitution Comm 1, Stunt Night 2, 3, 4, jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 3, Golf 3, 4, Marshal 4. LINDA ANN WESTBROOK Duber . . . a pretty and friendly rmile. Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Sec. 2, Chrm. of Comm. 2, SA Rep. 1. 2, 4, Social Comm. 3, 4, Stunt Night 1, 2, 4, Gohisca Ad. Staff 4, jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 3. BILLY RAY WIGGINS Cartoon . . . witty . . . It was I. C.. not me, Coach. JV Football 1, 2, 3, JV Basketball 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Var- sity Club 3, 4, Hi-News Staff 2, Stunt Night 1, 2, 3, 4, Goldmasquers 3, 4, Shepherds Song 3, Jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 3, Spanish Club 3, Wrestling 3, Boys Athletic Comm. 1, Eastern Carolina Drama Festival 3. L My Qdh., f- 1 VERNON WEBB Always inlererled . . . rpeakr hir mind. Golkzlmasquers 3, 4, Shepherds Song 3, House of Juke 3, Eastern Caro- lina Drama Festival 3, N. C. Drama Festival 3, Basketball 1, 2, Football manager 1, 3, Stunt Night 1, 2, 3, jr.- Sr. Dec. Comm. 3, Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3, 4. ROSA LEE CUTHRELL WEST Always ready to laugh! GAA 1, 2, State Play Day 1, Stunt Night 1, 2, French Club 4, FHA 1, Hi-News Feature Ed. 2, Alumni Ed. 3. 4, Ad. Staff 3, 4, Gohisca Ad. Staff 2, Reception Comm. 2, Assembly Comm. 3, Calendar Comm. 4, Homeroom of- ficer l, 2, 3. Wh s wp- ' 1 is? .4-+ ine Qlibiifbwe- BETTY JEAN WOOD Betsy . . . ling '... friendly as' 11 pup. DE Club 4, FHA 1, 2, Freshman Chorus 1. EDNA ANNE WOOD lmmaculafe . . . dependable. Homeroom officer 1, 2, FHA 2, 3. Officer 3. ,Wwe an 'X BETTY JEAN WILLIAMS Talented wilb a beautiful voice. Devotional Comm. 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night 3, GAA 1, jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 3, Goldmasquers 2, I-Iomeroom officer 1, 2, 3. NELL MARIE WILLIAMS Neat . . . Bezzy'J partner. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Flagbearer 1, 2, 39 Majorette 4, Gohisca Ad. Staff 3, FHA 1, Homeroom officer 1, 2, 3. 4, As- sembly Comm. 31 jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm 33 Shepherds Song 3. PATRICIA DELANE WOODCOCK Barba1'a'J buddy . . . amiable. Hi-News Staff 3, 4, Home-room officer 1, 2, 3, 4. AGNES VIVIAN LAWLER Su'ab ' . . . No Ibanbr, I'm on a diet. Latin Club 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, Social Comm. 1, 2, 3, Chrm. 3, I-lomeroom officer 1, 2, 3, Stunt Night 1, 2, 3, 4, JV Cheerleader 2, Goldmasquers 2, Shepherds Song 2, jr.-Sr. Dec. Comm. 33 Gohisca Ad. Ed. 4, Hi-News Staff 3, 4, Sports Ed. 3, Make-up Ed. 4, French Club 3, 4, International Rela- tions Comm. Chrm. 4, AFS Exchange student 33 NCSPI 4, SA Council 2, 3, 4. Hass History Four years ago we had our first look at GHS, and that year as Freshmen we par- ticipated in Stunt Night with our Dennis the Menace theme. Though our stunt didn't win, we felt proud of our first class-wide project. Our Sophomore year we met with better success and won the coveted Stunt Night with our portrayal of Julius Caesar. As a special treat for the seniors, we took them on a visit to Fantasy Land via our junior-Senior. Everything was strictly according to that wonderland, even the cotton candy trees, the peppermint flowers and the lollipop shrubs. Of course our Senior Year was filled with the necessary order blanks for calling cards and invitations, but we still found time to work on Stunt Night and again came up with an original and entertaining theme. As we slowly walk from the doors of GHS, we seem to realize all at once that, truly, the most wonderful days of our life are slowly coming to an end, and that the more serious days are ahead. Years from now as we look back and recall the happiest moments of our lives, GHS and the classmates of '57 will be among our fondest memories. 611155 Advisvr Many thanks to the advisor of the class of 1957, Mrs. Esther Lee Cox Irby, who was an ever present help to us throughout our final year at GHS. Her job was most certainly not an easy one and many were the times she worried over a stray pansy plant, an unbalanced invitation order or a last minute Stunt Night theme. It was only with her help and guidance that the class of '57 became a class to be remembered in the halls of GHS. -237 i il ll l I,i ir 4. l l l l l l z l I. l I l I i i I , i l 'i ,. i I I I ll! li li ai l 1 l I ! l 5 fl E1 l . i . ..-,AL -v -e.r.,.n.'..z:.4.-,Lew- -,.x.1.,.-. ..,. ..,. ,v....,.,,....--,..e .v.. . .,-,v,,., , , 616155 of I 95 7 I Kms Song 67010149 QTune: When Irish Eyes Are Smilingj Red and White We're the flair of '57 0 - - f dear old G.H.S. In everything we do, We will Jtrire to do our hen. Ar we go along together We will keep our Jtaridardy high, Arid we'll alwayf have our rote For we'll never let it die. Red Rose Our motto we will rheriyh. It will alwayf he our goal. We will follow it forever, And we'll never let it go. Our eolory rea' and white Through all weather they will laJt. All the yearr we'll Jtirk together The dear old fenior flats. We strive for victory and accept not defeat. Z9 aphecy New York's Bowery February 4, 1965 As I sit here on the curbstone, smoking my two cent cee-gar and looking about me at the limited scenes of Skidrow, I can't help but think back to those dear carefree, careless days with my 1957 classmates at good ole G.H.S. Being Queen of the Bums, I seldom have a chance to associate with those I knew then, but in many ways I keep up with them. For instance, the other day my bare foot and the pavement got a little foo close to each other, and so I picked a newspaper up from the gutter to patch my shoe with and who should I see right in the front page picture? Why that famous game hunter Paul ''Get-emfbefore-they-get-you'' Grantham. He had just returned from a trip to deepest Africa and brought back a few rare animals. Accompanying P. A. on the trip were Bob Haskins fwho was Chief Safari Foremanj, Bobby Bizzell who was Chief Scout, since he had such a good view from his now 7 foot 6 inch heightj, and Pete jarrell Qwho was Chief Wardrobe Man, and who personally clothed all the natives from his own bountiful closetj. As my eyes scanned the page, my attention was drawn to a story headlined Girl Finally Gets Man, and who should that story be about but Agnes Lawler and Lloyd Gurleyl According to the paper, Lloyd invented the world's first atomic powered razor for use in Agnes's barber shop, and then skipped the country before telling Aggie the formula- for making it work just right. In the meantime, she had accidentally mowed down H. B. Carter, Malcolm Blackman, and Reba Grice. Flipping over to the society page, I read about a gala fete held at the White House last week-end, in honor of Lenora Pate, ambassadoress to Lower Slobbovia. Many dig- nitaries attended including Secretary of Deterior, Mary Bea Heeden, Secretary of the Secretary of Deterior, Dorsett Clement, Vice President of the U. S., Roy Savage, and his songstress friend, Betty jean Williams, and of course President and Mrs. Tom Strickland. Mary Frances johnson was caterer for the affair. Further down the page I noted the hospital news which stated the admittance of jill Game. jill was diced up into bite-sized pieces while trying to teach Macbeth to the natives of the Congo. In spite of the suggestion that they leave her in her present state f2,629 bite-size piecesj and let her spend the rest of her life on a Chinese Checker Board, jill is valiantly trying to pull herself together. Turning the page, I noticed an advertisement of a forthcoming movie This South of Mine, co-starring Colonel Tommy Brown, Esq., and that famous screen beauty, Billy Herring. The fine print at the bottom of the ad stated that ushers for the two performances would be Sheila Edwards, Cornelia Hales, Geraldine Potter, and Raymond Allen, while popcorn would be sold by Dannie Ruth MacDonald. jackie Howell was to sell the salt. Also, at the very bottom, extremely small print said This ad was sold by Jane-I-Iic-Smith, business manager of almost anything. The editorial page carried three fine editorials, the first dealing with the Hendersonian Institute which recently opened in Washington, D. C. john Henderson, former Class of '57 mate, opened it as an outlet for all the many wrestling trophies he has received throughout these last few years. Special tribute was given to chief trophy polisher, Pudgie Farmer, who keeps all the brass shining. The second editorial remarked about the extremely high taxes of today. Many people it said, would doubtlessly hold back their money, if it weren't for the head of the tax department, Patsy Sasser, who always could get money from anybody. The last editorial on the page commended Goldsboro business woman Carolyn Rollins who is making such a name for herself in the manufacturing world. For those of you who haven't kept up with the business scene, Carolyn makes and sells wax candles for use in N.H.S. tappings. She is really making a hit since she has finally found a way to prevent those who are tapped from being singed or scalded by dripping candle wax. Scanning the sports page I read Bill's Build-up, a column by Giant Boddie, and learned that the two top pro-basketball teams in the U. S. were about to clash for the Championship. Bill Moore, captain of one of the teams, seemed pretty confident since his manager, Bill Allen QHajiej had hired a few of his followers to be scorekeepers and timekeepers. Bruce Lucas, captain of the other team, felt that his team would have Iittle'chance to win, were it not for the grand support of his private cheering squad, led by Edith Bell. Turning to the International News, I saw that Nicky Kopp had sent his private plane over from Rouen, France, to the states in order to fly a few of his classmates from G.H.S. over for his graduation party. From all accounts it seemed that everyone who attended had a wonderful time. It seems as if every one in my class has done well for themselves-everyone except me. I think I shall go to see Dr. Vfilliam George Crawford tomorrow, and be psychoanalyzed. He's helped so many down-and-outers, perhaps there is hope for me too! Until we meet again, here's wishing you the best of luck in all you do. bn, FK sm f -ann-Q Ta AF ax jg., ass..-4-ww .Y QA ,,,-, .1-'-' H. A f U!UNl0R' Sfmo , 2-My f. M W ,11lL,..- ,LH-.B....-.W-,,.. i NK N 1. if-' , A.,4..',x,v:'f',- V ., -- 5 I , .,'V',':,'?1'?:5l:3' J.. wr. ,. 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Qvgwr n ibm Q ,X H NWN , t , t 42, ,. , , l 'VW' ..., -fr-N, .N Cy, , W l l W, ll rt .0 f 'S l 1 l is it Phyllis Lucas i Donald Lynch Bill Mason Glen Muisingill 1 v l .ii Newton Matthews 1- Bohby MtCarter jimmy Mclntyre I' ' Gayle McClenny ,, 1 15 51 I l 5, 1 I! - l, nvt 54 1 l 1 l ,IN M Q 4 U tbl ' rx M 3, Zig! 1 , 6 5 ff f wh U -Q.. 41 f 4 Sf 2.4 ' :li Peggy Pate Edith Peele Charles Pierce Gail Potter Linda Powell Marilyn Raynor Billy Richardson Jo Ann Rosser We V57 Kf,.f6,:Xflf 'KQQIQ1' NVQ: j: -' 1f,.,l4' V:- James Mouton Cellie Oliver Jimmy O'Tuel Ronnie Otwell Charles Overton Carl Page Edward Parker Betty J. Paschall Susie Sasser Jeanette Sauls Alice Savage Edwin Scales Woody Shepard Jerome Sherry Olin Slater Sistie Smith Elizabeth Sneeden Frank Southerland Alice Starling Sylvia Stevens Gloria Stewart Gale Strickland Robert Stroud Wilbert Sullivan Tu'-43' David Van Hoy Nancy W'aldrop Susan NX'alker Banks XX'allace Benny VC'ard Louis XX'eil Norma NX'harton Gladys Strickland .A-u. fQQ 1 ffg- Gcorge Summcrlin Cloyce Sutton NX'ilma Sutton Dicky Taylor Mac Taylor Vfavnc Thompson Bob Tilley Margaret Turner Q ,-1 is X Polly XX iggins XX'altcr XX'iggins Max XX'ilkinson Betty 'xX'illlams Judy XX'illiam5 Sarah NX'illiam5 Sylxia VC'lllifo11l NW. H. XX'illiford ,f'ql' .Q aft! qi X f A '4Qff 7 E., .-', 2 i:2 .K ' fum sy I agaxak A V , 's , me A Gladys Wood Lena Wood Wallace Wood Annette Worrell Ray mond X elxerton Miss Eleanor Simpson fullfw' Cl.J,l'J Adlflkfll' Zlasof I9 8 Zlass Song To Goldsboro High the school zve love The junior Class now brings to you Uur motto whifh we hold above all other deeds u'e'll strive to do As we unfold our rolors fair, the lavender and the white So we set forth to do and dare and keep them always shining bright. This rose so noble and serene, inspires us to our greater deeds Eolors Lavender and White fI7f0W6l' White Rose Motto May itir pure white keep oar hearts clean, Knowledge is just a treasure to a ways follow where it leads make is the ke to it an We give our srhool, our town, and state P Y Our loyalty while we may live Think not the class of '58 Shall ever take and never give. Y ,Q Play while vou vsork' Nlcky Kopp trleb Amerlcan teenage mtylf: dammg pu., .yu-.,..-.-... ww. x Fug mmutc break bctwurl 11 NSU' Let s hope she IS buymg a 50? magazme , I , 5 2? 1 3.,,,,,M,,n,,. . ., . 5' ,,, A3 x , ,V UAV 7-1' K ... 1 r Q I .4 t 5 .M 5. as - Q55 W.. 1 ' SN r MMS , f if ff V X. 's 'a . . A 1 f H Ak , . . . . V , . . 7. 4 K H 5 , . nfs -11 lf' 1, - - H f, .N,, V1-4-f,,.w,' 7 fi 'Jil .-,....,,,.-SN .5-wmW 'M' 1 ,W L .J . .2 .f und' S. ' ar 4 nv. ' X A -M-, .C ,fi - YA' ..A1 'M ' I.. Soplzvmo ff Klux Ofhcvrs BARBARA TROUTMAN LINDA PRICE ................ CHUCK CLARKE .......A Jo ELLIS ................. Prefident Vire Premienl Secretary Treafzzrer Pfzrliarfzentariafz -. 13 Thi g 3533 N ,N ' Dortth Anderson 9 X, J Benny Axcry X I cj. ,N 4 AL Ronald liarruw 3. 'Q--' 'C 'Q ' Dennis mu Don Bell ru R. Best l N Rudy Best .1 Martha Bland 7 Maxine Brantham Cecil Bruton David Bryan Judy Burch Randy Camp Peggy A. Capps Linda Cardwell Beverly Carmack Betty L. Carter Niven Carter Patsy Carter Richard Carter Rita Case Lois Casey Barbara J. Caulk Q f f S4 . , 2-5 .:. ,-f '2ffi- f 4, ii. ff' 4 A i , ff ar i fn- , Benny Bost Helen Bradwell L 1:-fix H' f r ly , ri' S Q g ras-si av Z sf, , 'Q-1 'K V i . v',:J Y. ., , 5703-f I. H Q- . we , , 'Q' ff- Q fd? .ur j f qtif' - ex 5 C A-, ,. L x... QM Q. , gy .,p,.,. Q. 4:3 1 D -A ?g,,AQe..: aff t,Ws,,',. If V... ,L ,' Emmy L. Chalk A ' Linwood E. Cherry fl. fi' . Chuck Clarke QV' Hubert Coalson A ' r Margaret Coor .fir .... 3 I aff, :.'J,.l-le',:'. .fl Tif. Leon Couch Donald Cross Edward Crumpler Shelvie Crumpler Faye Culbreth J. C. Davis john Davis Kaye Davis Margaret Davis Sarah I.. Davis Voyad Davis Whiley Davis janet Dawson Ilze Dombrovskis Pete Donley If M ' f v' 1' ' 'JJ' EV ww.,- - ' f r .: .H 42 X .JA of He ? ' X, .41 'IS V ' !g,:,: ,,1g:,' ,J I 3, I 1 f-ww 9? Q 'ms uk 1.7 rf ,P W? eg :fi V QW? W4 'ie xr' is , 'iw ' Billy Flora james Forehand Sandra Franklin Donnie Frederick Bobby Friend jean Fulghum Pat Gallagher Sandra Garris june Garriss Bailey Gates 5 g s i ,mst ey we nw 1 fs 1 i I My Mfr, U' vf:,'.f,r 2. , , ef? 25 dw 5 , i ' , F lfktf 1 X ... if , , ,f ,' 'Vic ' 123 3 :N 5 I 1 -' 3 s e an ' 155' it v Q X as fs X as 4 f . C N. , i . i ' ,QM 1 ' A , Mg. I 9 'Z I PM Q Q , 1--,wi Q',,afw ',.iaif3fxf as 1, WWW! , , 1. ,Q , ggi? W 1 3,Z?3 r, cf 7 Aa-my Why: S ar. to ,Q W W' 12 as - 6 f ,aw ,,,,f6 a, W . . , 1 .V 4.1119 in X fi, L , M ,v . f , L a.,, 'GLJF ff' 270-1: ' P 'H Milf .-v , Y h t X t Jw, Q2 , ,. - aw 5731 ,W . i ,QL -,uw Norwood Eason Charles Edens Jerry Edgerton Betty Edwards Harvey Edwards Don Ellis jo Ellis Phis Ellis Clarence Ellison Dennis Evans Charlotte Faircloth Alice Farmer Kenneth Farmer Mickey Farmer Helen Faust ' ',-.f, Z'-1, ,, 2- VQIT. ,W ay I K X a f . asf ,f , , I' 'W f M52 54 4 jf 7 fx AEE? V -sy: ,, f . ,i .af if:-H l , ' ,Q F .2 - ., M ': : Q, 5 1 . ' A it ,WMEZ i 'Q' :' - 7 x img!-vw WP? if A A- Q., .i T.. tr s ' QJYFTFTI, TZ - gyjflj sg,-Wy jf ' 5 lf, ' -.yt 1 ,ff ' 4 X 1 8 I ff'-5 Regina Cicrharclth ' 3? -A 5. 4. Alice Ginn 4 'V if Ianice Gore in ' 5. T ' . ff' N-v w 57' ' M., Romona Crrant Tommy Grant 1. Nr fx ' - V. 4. 'I in , 52: :-:awe M 6 fn: W Cecilia Ciray 1 4'-I Dennis Gregory r ,,' . , , Q' I Jr. Sandra Ciuirley ,. '- Sy' Anna F. Gwaltney 4 X V Kenneth Hagen 0 ii Ah' ' 1 f 21 1 LeMoore Hairr 1 r N Katherine Hales I fi 'P ' ii W -, l f Irvin Hales Q03 I , ww, A ,V David Ham ei, V ' ' my ,,,, ,4 Dean Harrell 'ff' ' B 4 J i ,, ,X o Harr' to ii , J Y mtg H L G, ,ht , Sally Harris ,Q Q , r A 'N Beth Harrison A W Y 1 Janice Haskins Jaxx john Heath '-:-- 0 in 4 ' 'tml ii ': sails n Linda Heath fffff 1 Richard Helms l ... , . in Alice Henderson 1 Janice Herring K1 'VM' W Dorothy Hines , r- . X' T Y? Av FW, fx lk 1 ls.- ' 1 uf -vw V Q: l -W x P sv, sniff' 11 nw, it YT Henerietta Hines Billy Hinson Dell Hocutt Betsy Holland Faye Horne Edward Howell Leslie Howell Evelyn Hubbard Nan Hutt Barbara Ingram Rudy jinnette Cecilia Jernigan Jerry johnson Larry jones Lynda jones Sophronia jordan Troy jordan jimmy Kennedy Freddy Kilian Lottie Lamm Caryl J. Moore Peggy Moore jimmy Mooring Evelyn Morton Faye Motley Kaye Motley Patricia Mozingo Bill Munden Ronnie Murphy Ed Musgrave ':l'-4i wa4 a fy.. 5. X, M A l ,N we r ' Usa Nav ' 1 eff-7, X f A. ' 'W Gm, 'fm' 5. f Y.. , A a W iv, ,, F'-'af i at ,- fm if 1 ?f J t Q, 2' , .w , X ,J f K' sr ' ,TQ M5 N in 44 M j 'izz W t W ., ..,, A 5 ' g7..,,,... 3' ,f 5Y,,fj,Z4-away, 'f,,,Qg: 1,Qw. L X , v,w.,N , 1, 'wvfkf , ' X ' . -siifarf.. ix 'N' M WffV'2' ' VW X24- ff gg is A l, 5' B EA: l Dave Lane Mary Lewis Philip Littleton Lora Long Margaret A. McArthur , . mi '-:' 2: ', ,i'?,,.H J, fi , 1-,,rf1-'ww zwe 4 W' Q A ,i 13 ..t, ki fy, fy 1 X A xi , W r ,igmfyf.Qfg, ' at f, wff-,e,vf ,f ,, , I . 'rw-w as 'H 3 Q- . Wlfqf Yr: sf? Q, X xi . 1' 2 V111 P' Bill McClenny joe McLawhon Gordan McMillian Glenn Mason Eddie Medford jean Mercer Betsy Merrit Michael Merritt Donald Mitchell Carol F. Moore 3,-Q.. 'K nl in -I 1 I 1 '-V r 4 J' 15 Q I If AQ Q on , 4 QM - Yrs: K ' Ann Parks Gayle Paschall Chuck Pate Bobby Peacock Frank Pearsall Williarn Pearsall Kenneth Pearson Ray Penuel Frank Pittard Judith Pollock Tommy Powell Mary Jane Poole Mary C. Prestwood Linda Price Rose Price 5-e, '. -Io Ann Newell Evelyn Newsmm Alina' Nicki-ns l.l4ryLl Nfltl Bobby f,.D.lDlCl Adrian Overbee B. Uxcrbct jerry Parker Mary jo Parker Susan Parker 5 1 -- . rfvx v, Q, iz- 41, b TTY g Way'ne Price Wendy Prince Maxton Radford Bobby Dan Reaves Kitty Reid Raine Remsburg Imogene Rhodes Sonny Riggs Kenneth Rollins Margaret Seymour 3 Henry Sherard Barbara Shirley Pat Shumate Edna Sills Franklin Smith India Smith Rebecca Smith Arthur Smoot Joyce Spence Carol Stewart ff wwf pw 'rw '1! f 4 . R 1' 'Q' .rf 1 -Q Y 7 'Z -, 1 0 f -,Y 4 5 9X1 X, ,L gy 9 A 'fm-ra, 1 f W 17' 1 ' 1' 1 Q ,ga 4 Joyce Tyndall Ann Uzzell Mary Hugh Waldrop Linda Walker Jacky Ward Larry Ward Dottie Warrick Lou Ellen Warrick Fay Watson Ray Watson Nab Q T 4 C - 4 v-Q, ,-v fs. 'YQ ww... X ff! um-, 'Wm' 'PU an- ff '2 Wx r .1 ng! fi as 9 M My 521' ow fm.. QA Nun., 'mfs Wmfhy ,ff , ,t.. x if rig . F Wya, f yfff ,na 4964 Vx f wygfaf if 'N Dosia Stewart Ben Strickland Linda Strickland Judy Summerlin Nellie Summerlin Barbara Taylor Jean Taylor Mary Terry Katherine Thompson Len Thompson Mae Thompson Margaret Thompson jack Tilley Barbara Troutman DeWayne Turnage YW can-e Y f f 1 fe ,Q V , f ii 4 bi! i. 1 f ei' A ,Et na I 1 fir, - 25 AL 1- I 9 if Q Y WW: S. an 'QI' 1? n 'J .Q . I fi fs ru' G' MISS INA MIXON Ad1'iJ07' Sammy Wfutscln jcancttc Wfclvlv Barbara Wcllons james Wfcllmun Carolyn NX hulcy judy Whitley Carolyn Wiley Roger Wfise Dorothy Woodard janet Woodley l -1m-f1--Ezi-1f-wzi- - M Zlass af I 959 611155 Snug fTune: Anywhere I Wanderj We are the Sophonzoref of old GJ-I.S.. Until the day that end! our lizfef We'll try to do our heft. Green and white we rherifh White mrntztionf, foo. We'll Jtrive to perfect, to learn, to ferzfe. Our fpiriti rife tif we lift our eyef To the future now unyeen. But let uf fight with all our might, And on God our hopey will lean. Our fluff we ure proud of, We Jhull go I0 the top. For 106,76 the flaw of '59 What we yttzrl. ufe'll nezfer flop. Killers Green and White Waiver Carnation Matte We strive to perfect to learn, and to serve pg W' ,, ' ,iq 1 mi sv,-3 ' nag' 1, 1 f a . '9-:T rg 1 I ' - J' yu mfr' t ye K ' t .O It V sw 'T :- . 5-'Y ..' . Q . ya -9 WN x y .fb , . 1 I In 4' 4' As av - . Q gif 1 , I Ty Y ml-,A ..- -1 fn 5 Mfg! .. , I .., ,A :T .wrvtp - i I, ff 'A fav, f 5 P'.x:',5!El!l 'Y N' f '13 wwf ll. . . lb M, kr :Jgfgiu , F ! .37- 'IL3 X mf wp, ,a2jj?fJ. 5 . Jg?g'.ff1fga' f' v 'i ' Q -,. ev S iff, Q. 4,- , 4 :Q y -JF 'qy,,,,Q, ,V ,. .L j -' 'f.15.J4,q., .. 'f V 1 ,V ,. ts, if 1 , 5 Mffhl ,,:,-fi, 'js 1' iv Q1 0 .Av W JK A' l 1 A T'??'.fi:,ahA ff . . -ev? 4- 4 : ' 7 f I F .1 v f' e ,J df 'Li 'r' 'if . X ' q ff: mf.. af? 'J ' g ' Y 1 'lv - Y .w5'if,fN, -A ' , AfQf?'1Qf. V ,,,. 1, . ,h .m,. f W, 5.3. K , ,.Y , .1 5 ,A vvhfcxm V 'L , A .Q-5-.ig . -4.1. 533, '- S , gms .1 .L , . J ,142-I 1,2 B? gre lzman 611155 Offters BILL CROW ......... ........... P refidelzt FAYE GRIFFIN ...,...... ....,. V ice Prefident BEVERLY GRIFFIN ..... ........ S effetary BOBBY LAMBERT ..,.... ....... T reafurer nv-pvsl lla. Sue Bagwell F. Arant Georgia Bain Sandra Baker Myrtle Barwick Barbara Bass Frances Bass Sandra Batten Janice Batten Ann Beckworth Virginia Beckshaw V f A Linda Bell Claude Benton Kenny Benton X Nr- Barbara Best 1 .sg j' .rg flirt. 'L' We A' .- - f we if - M- B. .MQ ,aww M - - is A-tt Q f 3 jimmy Adams flawanua Adtock Geraldine Aldridge Elizabeth Andrews Pat Andrews Vernon Ashe David Aslcins Earl Aytock Nelson Aycock Philip Baddour 'IS I .Il X, ' f QQ, 'Q I? .f V X Q, , . agen... rw r as S, i YZ' I 'G 14-A 'iw wr ' I 1 ln. in .rw VX, 529: ' Sapa.. C Eleanor Best Jerry Best Patsy Best Elma Blackwell Linda Boyd Delmas Boyette Kenneth Braswell Tommy Bridgers Brenda Brown Sandra Brown 1 , . . V., ,-...,1m David Buck Jackie Bulluck Tony Bunn YX'ayne Burris Micky Burroughs Kenneth Butler Cy Campen Bob jennette Lavee Capps Marion Carr in f -.. 4 a .Q 1, . 4' 590 QW 1 s. tw I f 'X5g 'Mk ' in 0, 'W x swf' f , ' f I V. V U WMM, ,-Mfg-f,gg,: fr fy X -J ,fm 4 i - fWfQ fs-,f , ' X .M i 5 r i , f 1-ng Q 2 if '. 'F y -g. fi ww mf, rg , ' 1 fx uv Z . . 'UV is Q-.V r 1 M A? 1 , t f Q40 - 1 'Zu' t ,, 1. 19 K f , f f s V45 f i V f 2 1 ' 1 'asf A if r .,.. ,W J 'Q 1- K fa gt. 1 fi my 7 ' .0 '14 :A ve, 7 UL, Q QW f f f . effggwyflig J iid fin, V - V, . V. ' f,...-ra , . - ' ' V.: i V 6414: 4 A .-N.. My 2 , c. -I ' if Q:g,.,S any jimmy Davis Mimi Dawson Bennett Denmark Douglas Mitchell Cooper Edmondson jack Edwards Durwood Mills Ricky Edwards julia Elmore Joyce Evans ff-1:9 1--A qv in w V , , , ,f L fam, , ,, f 1 ,sg af ,M V. ,- - ahmiur 1. . Margaret Carroll Joyce Carter Ronnie Coalson johnny Coley Lucille Coward Linda Crawford Charles Croom Bill Crow Gene Crow Jimmy Culbreth Linda Dale Foy Daniels Frances Daniels Carl Chalk Harry Davis 'K '-, in lf' 45 .. . A1 u W.. -. '12 r -. A '-s. - wr-X fg -Q 'EJ' r fy' 5 X 'N 'hx I 'H U 4' nl 4 n., . N..- Patricia Freeman Billy Friend Ruby Game Jonny Getsinger Annette Gladden john David Grady Ann Grant Gerald Grant H. T. Grantham Pat Grice Faye Griffin Lynda Griffin Carolyn Gufford Betty Hadden Marion Hales in e f N pw S, 6. X ,4 'g Z1 as J AVS, 1. 'C+ - ,. an v, 2 '-. , . ur? .. ,. Nnrwmmtl livrm Czlmlyrl liwcrha Hubby lffzcll lftlxx .lrtl liffell Billy lmvls ulian Ezzcll jo Ann Fuircloth Frances Farmer Nancy Farmer Sue Fox ,fi IT! OK ,.. S, 'lbw f f ' ,QV Vg, ,K . ar 3 1... ' 'S 1--f. ,Sh x 7 xm 'tv- 0 2 pina, 9' 9-S f b., I I. 'YN . 64. X'-v-af' ! b G 'uv 4 ef as 'sl Q 45' t M. ., , ., ' 'S ' -H1 is Q ' nm . 1 me Peggy Hall A. J. Hamm Richard Hamm Ruth Hare Bert Harrell james Hatch Betty Hawley Billy Heath Bobby Heath Bobby Herring James Herring Jean Herring Christine Hill Bobby Hinson Betsy Holloman Melvin Hooker Bill R. Hooks Buddy Horton Gene Howe Gaynell Mitchell Jimmy Keen Audrey Killett Judy LaMay Bobby Lambert Frances Lane Betsy Leach Charles Leder Donnie Lewis William Lewis Barbara Linden Margaret Howell Joyce Hudson Ben Hughes R. B. Hunt Charles Jarrell Judy Johnson Ruth Ellen Johnson Ann James Allan Jones Charles Jones Emmett Jones Charles Jones Peggy Jones Shelby Jones John Keel tr Sylvia McMillan Sammie Meadows Frankie Medlin Betty Mercer Steve Metts William Mitchell Linda Monsees Mary Mozingo Pamela Mumford Sammy Murphy Joyce Murray Libby Murray Charlotte Nash Darrell Nelson jimmy Nelson jimmy Little Martha Lockey Dawicl Lucas Patricia Lundell Donna Mabry Betsy Matthis Pat Mayo Bernice McCarter Faye McDonald Kinnon McLamb fr- a , i QA B 'Siiffl ' Q, A', Ethelene Newsom jack Nunn David Odom Tim O'Keefe Billy G'Neal Billy Overbee Tony Owens Connie Page Marie Pate Rose Pate David Peacock jean Pearman Williani Pearman George Parrish Richard Pelt Dan Perry Doris Perry jimmy Philips john Pope Joyce Pope ii, st Ginnie Rivenbarlc Faye Rowe Raye Rowe Betty I-I. Sasser Betty j. Sasser Nancy Sasser Sherrill Sasser Craig Sewell Danny Shepherd Bill Shirley fit., CDH is Q. 2 in-x ASW? 'QQ'-'v Rose Potts Edna Potter Kenneth Powell Olivia Powell Pat Powell Evonne Price Ralph Quinn Carolyn Raynor Linda Raynor Carol Register Clafton Register Douglas Register Wtmrth Register Q-a,,.., Doris Rich A f A sf: f 42, MW 1 james Richter 1221. ffffm if l l l iv li Q -- GL., Evys Stith Robert Stocks john Stone Helen Strickland Ann Denning Mike Stroud Donald Sutton Hal Tanner jesse Murray Gene Thorton 91 jimmy Sloane Ann Smith Douglas Smith jimmy Smith Kay Smith Charles Snipes Larry Snipes Charles jones Peggy jo Stephenson Frances Still Howard Triplette Pat Turlington Marion Turnage Raeford Turnage Bobby Turner fi -144 Linda Tyndall Tommy Tyndall Lula Belle Underwood Kenneth Vanhoy Bobby Varner Frances Vinson Tommy Vinson Lorraine W'ade Carl Wfadsworth XX'ilson W'ard .ammnmwfmuuemnwmqa Ronnre XW.atQon Zell XX ebb Fred XX est Graham 'XX eet Denny 'XX heeler .w-43431 7eld.1 Whggrns Ann VC llklnson Charles w1ll1JH1S 'Q-A-rl Charles T Xxllllldfllb Gene XV1ll1am5 lbs 's-dmv -HW 4 '51 nl if 1 fn 1 V Q f 4 WQK' if YY! Q 241537 gfqgg I s' 9 iffy ff 'nf Q72-'7 f f DIXIE NX1ll1tord Edvx ard W lllrford jane Xwlllrford Billy WISE jlmmy Wrse Lmda Travn Larry Carr Butch Chennault 5ar.1 Wood josephme Woodard T Ingram Bobby Hare Reanoma Gurley john Lynch - -1 ' ' 'W1'W'h' P - ' '-11:-r':Hf --Y'-'- 'f-- --f--f' - ' -- - N e' N'- -'- '- '- -'r '-' f 7 -f ' vim 'X F: K V 2 V ' ,I ' ff! .7 r, 5 ' ' ,f . ' ' ' X I 'K ,I I ff , 'tw' f .fl 5 , V ' 5. ,,, Q, . L fi V W' N ,. V i A . r 4 k yn . I .M f e f rf , 1 K Q . I . .I A i,, 2,3 . 3 1' 1 X. . V-,fl f x , 1' ' V, X V' - fl ff, .f , .f , f M Riff -Q ew N 2, S if Y 'gf V, .ll r 511,634 . , f 4 if f V , . ,. ,. .. , .3 , . 4' ' .J ff ,, V ' gi' 'E . . . r Q. , A fr g . . ' 1' Y 'f ,W ,Z . x . Y ' 4: V 'Q R E Y x , I ., .,.l.Y. -..lf ,oo ffi'fl?!'f 1960 M o M , ' . ,V . .-, . 1' . 4 ff' mfr Mmm, , ,,,. ' M 'Y MRS. BALKUM Adrifor Hvlvrs Yellow and White ?l1fufer Yellow Daffodil AW. ilk f:,,4'a1N..,,, A iw .Aw x Nw. Ns 'K 4.w V F.. rm 1 1 ,n ,,,.,..w- U 13 -. M ' rs, JN . ww' fa '13 lg' S ww, -fm, V5 Q 1 up lrlfz 5 1 4 I , Most Popular PAT BROWN A BETTY JEAN CAMPBELL '4 W' uf 4,,f fa, W W f N22 GINN ,V Wittieft R BILL WIGGINS Moy! Athletic LOU ANN BEST SONNY AYCOCK -, 4, .y My f ff ff W., , fc 3 KQ?f,! W' :ff ff ,C ,y W , ,, Nik, I 1 Intellectual DANNIE RUTH MCDONALD BRUCE ,..-..Q.......... .f ,,4...........- .1 Lookmg PETE JARRELL Bef! Perfonality EDITH BELL P. A. GRANTHAM Q K M iv It xg 3 Wffigg M051 Lzkely to Succeed JILL GAME TOMMY BROWNf Bef! All-'Round THRYN CRUMPLER BILL I-IERRING Ufwf flffff Y V 0 , 1, Im L' w l :api i. f 2 i f 3-T J , ,. jf., .A . ., 1 , I K , ,.v - gm, nf W, 1 f M' ff f , N . 1 A' , 1 V I Q. I, ff -'11, fx ., 1 W 1s,n, ,g,2 ' 5 1, ,, .w 1 yr 1 ,- 1 Q P f ' f s Studeu I .vs as KN -ig- mm-- f ' .ii- We Prcszdeut JACK HARRX LL kecorvhug Sccrelary MARY BFA HEEDl:N Ofhcers 2 6 ' A' ' A ' . 2 S ,4 ,Advisor MISS ELIZABETH GRANT Horrespondiug Secretary JANET BARFIELD z - - ,, ,' .va '. 'V V . , f f . .j,'f ,' ,jp ' I-, ,.' A AA zffflflffff A , F . V.. .,,1,-.--,' , I -I ,4 ,l,,L1',f :H 1-4 ',',gg.,, - '.'f:,!,'.- .iv X wi! ff -,.,, S f . A 1 K ,,,4., ,4 if if i V, of ' as xii W A 'Sf A af. -1 Aka , , Sm QW fr, ,M we Xa 22232 flamcraam Henry Garris Room 1A Linda Price Room 5 Bobby Peacock Room 5 Hilda Flowe Room 6 Clarence Ellison Room 8 Betty Faircloth Room 9 Wanna Clayton Room 10 Pat Gallagher Room 11 Nan Hutto-Room 12 Virginia Cherry Room 13 Eclith Bell Room 14 Bobby Cotton-Room 15 jimmy Parker-Room 16 Kay Hood--Room 18 Georgia Cobb-Room 19 Marjorie Bryan-Room 20 jill Game-Room 21 Ann Uzzell-Room 22 Betsy Holloman-Room 91 Swrhrm' HMfv7'-iwwsm insular- 'vaW,,,, VAN, ., , :ti 12111175 'W it RAW? A, El ' Qikkwuisgw ,. 1 -', ' 9 '?11i'vdi:frs..- 5 . , , -hr X rf if ,v fx . ,, as 1-aryl 'I ,,r 1 Sli -10 .. N .i. ,Ci -:il X 'I N,,,,.fs6- .ll :Wa Representatives Rita Case-Room 23 jean Taylor-Room 24 Raymond Yelverton-Room 25 Nicholas Kopp-Room 19 Faye Griffin-Vice President Barbara Troutman-Vice President, Richard Moore-Vice President Tommy Brown-Vice President Ann Parks-Room 1 Margaret Carroll-Room 2 'jimmy Wise-Room 4 'Beverly Griffin-Room 7 Darryl Nelson-Roorn IC Sandra Brown-Room 17 'Dixie Wlilliford-Gym Ricky Edwards-Gym Wilson Ward-Room 92 Danny Sheperd-Room 93 'Wi 1 n BI- 'ig . 1 'W ' ..i2:'?ifV.-X 41.1.11 -1 'ga .. 4 ml 1' 1 :'f - as? 5. 2 , - 15' .Q 'V sffilvfwi w, wmv 'Q i i ..i3 3 1. 'H Q .uf hx, ,1 Y fi' .sf , 641741,-14' , 1: -1. Wa say' 'N 4n, 2 1 ?5kw,,,, Fir K L74 A r N 4 l i v i r V F1 Pk et Woodley jimmy O'Tu 1 s. Yelvert Lou Ann Mr. Roberts L rzda Franks Mr. Blysak Arm Barwxck F- BUNCH Mr. Trautwein Ceddie Rose Mr. David Edgerton J L' r r 5 c a i f 11 ' I 0 rz Blysak Miss Grant f ll I' I ll Agnes L Miss Bailey H Miss G f 5 5 f 5 I1 ff an f ff 1' it 0 00 H l'll'l 45' zz I J CS th hBll M hi 3. Yr Pat Brown Mr. Wfhittner Dottie Lassiter Miss Grant Mr, Troutwein Patsy Sasser Emma Lou Chalk .M .-V... ..... -, .. r. .. ,iw--....,r...........1. .-..-f. . ... .......W. -,,M.'..., ...-.,. ..1 Jackie Howell Miss Grant P I' 0 fu 0 I I 0 I1 jimmy Blackburn Mrs. Cox 7 ' 'X N , wt 2 .M K . W- i nz. .. we r wa- ' V H WP. Billy Phifer Mr. Syme Mary Frances johnson Lynda Daniels Miss Hodgins , M ,X -. E v. , an A rx 4 ik' , w x, 'wif' Bm A5113 ' iss Ertell ,al I 'TT Bobby Reaves Miss jones NY? a Gloria Johnson Webber Bell Mr. Roberts Raine Remsburg Miss Grant f '-. Student l6'zfdy Happy Bill Cody in one of the S.A. spon- sored assemblies. Pat Brown and Tommy Brown, dele- gates to American Friend Service Semi- nar held in Washington, D.C. Agnes, Nicky, and Pat talk over the student exchange program which these three participated in. , Q2 A Gay time was had by all at our home- coming dance. Activities Raine Remsburg, magazine high sales- my man admires the plaque presented to l GHS by the Curtis Publishing Company. Eastern District win- ner Bruce Lucas gives ' his prize winning speech. 1 ,f I 'Voice of Democracy , I ' H555 A 1 :mad gf' ie, One of the many floats in the annual Home- coming Parade which precedes the Home- coming game. ff 66 cle WW ff ff Sherla Edwards jackxe Howell Danme McDonald Lenora Pate janet Barfxeld Mary Bea Heeden Fred Parker Mary Jane Pemberton jane Smrth Lamar Farmer Mary F johnson Agnes Lawler Mary L McMrllan Kathryn Crumpler Lynda Damels Max Wrlkmson Barry Hrggenbotham Lynne Southerlancl Bull Crawford Gloria johnson Tom Brown B1ll Moore Bull Herrlng P A Grantham Nxck Kopp Bruce Lucas Mary P Long Margaret Knxght Cora Ezzell Kay Hood Nlta Kcely Neston Mathews Sandra Davls Davrd Edgerton Webber Bell Carolyn Edgerton Hannah Bell Elnzabeth Sneeden Alice Starlxng Chrrstan Creech Margre Bryan Colton Carwan Sandra Hamllton Robert Stroud Louls Well Bxll Berstern Marbaret Turner Mollie Dewey Wallace Wood Srstle Smrth Adrene Andrews Lmda Franks Diana Jackson june Gallovray Rose West Mary Alrce Morrxs Susre Sasser Benny Ward Banks Wallace Phylrs Lucas Margaret Coward Henry Mxxon A f W, ,. f fwfr! if , . . 3 5 ll V l x 5 R . 1 , 1 . 5 5'mm'1zi GHS was privileged this YCQIF to have as a very active part of their school life Nich- olas Kopp, promptly nicknamed Nicky by his classmates, an exchange student from Rouen, France. Nicky was active in school activities and was an honorary member of Le Cercle Francais, where he proved to be an in- valuable aid to that organization. In addition to the pleasure we received from having Nicky in our school, we feel that greater understanding between his country and ours has been gained . . . 40 Pferiderzl ....... Vire President Serretary ......,.,., Ofhcers PAT BROWN GEORGIA COBB JILL GAME Trearzzrer .,..,. BILL ALLEN Advifor ..... MRS. URBY BILLY MALPASS .....,.,.......Y.....,...... Prefldefzt ALICE GRANTHAM .......,.... Vire Preridezzt BETTY COBB ..,.......,. ..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.. S El'7'EfLZ1'j MARY STUART ........,,,...,..........,.... Tfeazfzzrer Kmquz fadvre In the study of Spanish students learn about the customs and traditions of Spanish speaking countries as well as how to speak read and understand the lan guage This is an elective subject under the direction of Mr Durwood Wiggins and offers many pleasant hours to those who are interested in the language Qonny Aycock Betty Cobb Billy Malpass Florence Bizzell Ann Fields Jimmy Parker Geoffrey Carr Alice Faye Grantham Mary Elizabeth Stuart Miticey Carroll Bob Haskins Mr, Durwood Wiggins, Advisor ,CU we l X ' i i xl' 7 . F ' jun 271' Lflassiml Lfmgue The junior Classipal League ie an m'g.1nifL1tiun made up of studcnts wlw arc taking Latin. Pre.ridw1t .,.,......,.,,.,.. ....A BOBBY O'DANIEI. Vive Pu-Uidwzl ....., ....A. IN IARY XWALDROP Serwmry .YA,,,,,. ILZI2 DOMBRAVSKIS Tl'6'.!l1l7'67' .. ,,AY,,,. CHVCK CLARK .Q-ug. adj!!! ai' Inn today so that they will be prepared for the future. In the years work they achieve their ability in food preparation and clothing and fulfil their motto which is Toward New Horizons. V 3711271 4 I as ing, Cm .-, 1 at M I '21 1 1-J' 1 M N. i l 5 , ft QE g 44 6 4 ,, 5 fi, , r iw The girls in F.H.A. learn the essentials of homemaking and bettering their lives It 100145 here 35 if that Cake will Soon be ready! A few more stitches and their new dress will be ready S K zz!!! to Weaf. iw, 2 is is . Pfvmemakvr flwzericzz Adrimr: MRS. RUTH SHINE Ann Parks Faye Watson Hope Anderson Elizabeth Andrews Myrtle Barwick Bobbie Bass Nancy Jo Bass Linda Best Lynda Boyd Linda Cardwell Lois Casey Barbara J. Caulk Barbara Williams Peggy Capps Carolyn Cooke Elizabeth Crisp Francis Daniels Carolyn Ebuhan Betty Edwards Julia Elmore Carolyn Wiley Joyce Evans Nancy Farmer Cecile Floars June Garriss Peggy Hall Jean Herring Judy Xvhitley Christine Hill Evelyn Hill Betsy Holland Bfargaret Howell Diary Howell Betty Ingram Peggy Jones Pat Turlington Joyce Pope Sandra King Janice Langston lyfary Lewis Betsy Merritt Pat Mozingo Alice Nickens Jeanie Pearman Olivia Powell Mary Prestwood Betty Sasser Gladys Sticlcland Douglas Combs Dan Millard Ed Britt Bobby McCarter Wanna Clayton Haywood Rollins Carl Page Kenneth Killette Barbara Hemby Margie Smith Betsy Wood Phyllis Corbett Estelle Bennett jimmy Bryan George Southerland Donald Hartley Bobby Cotten Roy Savage .' 5 johnny Davis Gordon Howard Benny Capps Sylvia Stevens Wayne Thompson r -,Aixam I irilf five Edumfim Q - Ofhcers Distributive Education is a course which teaches those students who wish to hold a part-time job while attending school the arts of their trade. These ef- ficient students have a shortened school day after which they leave to go to their respective jobs in the business world. l I I I I I BILLY BROVUN, lJitfi1dif.f1 PEGGY PATH, Vfiw Pitmftul l I VUANNA Cl.AY'I'ON. Se'rrt!.1i5 DAN MILLARD, Ti'e,1s1z 1 I I l i I l I 1 wh l qi 6 , --P Cil1 3 C. Ax 9 , M I2 Q' f oz. 64? X i 2 , X G X is o- ,H M ogy 6 Y .. - . ii pund- F Janet Barfielcl Edith Bell Pat Brown jill Game Bill Herring CAROLYN ROLLINS. President EDITH BELL, Vice Preriderzt JANE SMITH. Secreury FRED PARKER. Treasurer MISS -IANIE IPOCK. Adrimr jan Kneib Fred Parker Patsy Sasser jane Smith Carolyn Rollins The Charles Brantly Aycock Chapter of the National Honor Society is an honorary organization. The object of this organization is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in pupils of Goldsboro High School. Stunt ,Night ff!! . A 'KX I 1 'Qt or VI U.. in , f 1 i s Q L IQ Q i fi w 'G' , '1 1 M' f i 'X 5f',fvl fs? 1 - -X sf ,ff F ' I -.Wi 'i x . l . U 1 .,' rz1':-QA 'lj Qu i 1 , if h uf' 1,21 , 3 ,V-f' I , I L' . i YV' 1 ,:ik ' A 7 is N: I Stunt Night . , . each year the National Honor Society sponsors its annual activity, stunt night. The purpose of this event is to raise money for National I-Ionor Society Scholarships. Each class submits a stunt written and produced by its ovvn class members. This event arouses the interest of the whole student body and creates more competitive spirit between the classes than does any event during the school year. X... iii' .ll.x':W,..F 43.212 Fil Gala! bam fl gh Sclzvrfl 1571144 Ofhcers Kenneth Grnn, Captam, Barbara Troutman, Frrst Lreutenant, Margaret Coward, Second Lieutenant, john Watts, Second Lreutenant, Gene Dennrng, Second Lreutenant The GHS Band IS led by thus group of hrgh steppmg malorettes The GHS Marchrng Band rs composed of junror and senror hrgh school students Its 83 musrcrans help to keep the stu dents rn tuneful sp1r1ts through out the football season when they perform at every game vnu-r--1+ V.,-,s:.'--Q-Tv.-.0 14.-d,,.,.,,1,.-,.f..w,.r,.,,--V,,,.,-1..,v,.....,. ..,,, ..,,,c H , , A ,,,,,,, , 0 'Zi' YA' 4 . 9 x -wa' ' '-m '- 5--il Kliuili- 34 'H'-P X4-A1 i1fe,:.aAd --v. 11.0 - f . ,, , . A . - . f R., fm - J, j -----A -----A -- -Y --- -wk-f --5 ':' - rw-w+ .A-x-:nu an-'fra-L uw-A..--.T +4-uv., . . ,Y K 5 . . I . ..-- 4 -. -' 4... . -' ,..... ..a Luqmln ' QM 9.355 lllwitli ,.'51!A1Q'g'Q- ,,. 1: j,vUJJ. 4- - A , , W nw-, , - ,. u .:....A, . -stan 1T .Lm-lQ. 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' V , l ,.,, 1 V V, , , , . -'X' .5 ,Q H 'A nf 8 if A , V f . ,am s Wf ' f . ' T A fs , 1 'F rn. - 'M Q . 2 ,-Q, 5 ' M ' 5 - ian 35 wr V, ff l . U , Q1 , X1 1 I y ,fb I ' I .,,lr' ' ' xr 4 ' 161 , gf' X i, ,. J . 19 U I A I. , . V I infix 1. - , , f J, W, . w,f, w , ,gasp-qs. l, Sw--..,4,,q7,,.,,.-mmfxman nw,-nf-gnwh+1-1 few' Jr 1' ' A , mf ' wwf' f 5 -4 , wg 3 ' x -.- MY ' I ' ' -E 5 , A Qs.-,QL if ' v9 N ', N x ga I x,. , A H., . W 5 . , ' ..4 I r66t0f WSI W1 zlfed Hlzzfrus Randy Camp Jack Tilley Dennis Evans Betty F. Williams Mary E, Stewart Emma L. Chalk Mary P. Long Margaret Knight Betty Cobb Bessie Cooper Gladys Wood Betty Starling Edna G. Howell Ann Davis Susan Jernigan Barbara Shirley Barbara Cottle Patricia Woodcock Dorothy Casey Jeanette Webb Henry Griffin Mary L. McMillian Sheila Edwards Betty McClenny Carolyn Rollins Hilda Pearsall Hope Anderson Betty Ann Ingram Reba Grice Jerry Beam William Pearsall Carolyn Wiley Rhesa Hart Joanne Newell Donald Strickland Jackie VinSOr1 Kenneth Ginn Hilda Flowe Claude Cogdell Gerald Grice John Burk Tommy Moore Bob Tilley Geraldine Kephart Donnie Frederick Linda Best Pete Lane Joe McLwhorn Betty Jean Williams Donnell Anders Thelma Taylor is -Q' L ., ,4 ' -t -I IJ 45,14 J- .gd M9 E1 f v 5 ,n , , 3:33 - Q 3 ., X. lb .1 ii Il v 1 I ff H' 7 F il? 'uv M11 Math 61110 Pre.ride21l .......... .,..... B OBBY REAVES Vire Prefident ..... .............. R ITA CASE Serfelary-T1'eaJure1' .,,A ,...... L INDA POWELL Gt library gfllb G? 155.645 Nr' W 1,1 -,A 7? SANDRA KING MARY FRANCES JOHNSON DRUCILLA LINDSEY tag 'Hx' fly Adoertiying Manager ...... GLORIA JOHNSON Bufinen Manager .... ....... L ENORA PATE Mahe-up Editor .... ...... A GNES LAWLER Editor, PAT BROWN Entered as second class matter Goldsboro, N. C., GOLDSBORO HI NEWS EDITORIAL STAFF ' Editor .............................................. Pat Brown 4 Make-up Editor .. ..... Agnes Lawler Feature Editor ..... ........ S istie Smith Alumni Editor ..... ....... R ose West Exchange Editor .. ......... Patsy Sasser Sjiortr Editor: .. ....... Sonny Aycock, Lloyd Gurley Photographer: .......................... Jimmy O'Tuel, 0 0 Frank Southerland, Edward Ezzell 8 S Reporterx ............................. I ..... J anet Barfield, Sarah Davrs, Barbara Forsythe w-MM l Pholograpberf l JIMMY O'TUEL FRANK SOUTHERLAND I EDWARD EZZELL i ll! NEWS let 26, 1931, at the post office at 3: act of March 3, 1879. Q TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1956 BUSINESS STAFF Bufiners Manager ......,..........,... Lenora Pate 'Adverzifing Manager .. ....... Gloria Johnson Cirfulalion Manager: .... ...... A nne Barwick, Nita Keel Advertiring Salesmen .................. Bill Boddie, Tommy Brown, Anne Barwick, Nita Keel, Edith Bell, Patsy Sasser, Florence Bizzell, Lynne Southerland, Dorothy Casey, Pat Woodcock, Linda Daniels, Tommy Gibson, P. A. Grantham, Sandra Hamilton, Susan Walker, Susie Sasser, Sistie Smith. Adwfor, MR. ROBERTS News Advcrfisiag Staff I bm Q . 1-I4 ' x 5 3 I A-1 ---V Qtunn-Q.. Ayfzmml Edna: Bufizzeff Mmzager MARY JANE PEMBERTON JANE SMITH Editor ' GEORGIA COBB Jah Girly' Sportf Edilor, LINDA BEST Boyf' Sporls Editor, BILLY BARBER 1 M ZX. , L5 .V , I, A Managing Editor FRED PARKER 1217 J . I I 1 r Organization Ediiors MARY BEA HEEDEN JOHN HENDERSON n X I . Art Editor Farult Editor Goldmarquer Editor Jr LOU ANN BEST EDITH BELL JANICE LANGSTON rv .Q ata Miss DORIS ETHERIDGE ff Adzfiror Ann Fields TYPISTS janet Barfield Edith Bell Patsy Sasser Linda Best 1.1: CLASS EDITORS -.-...md Gloria Johnson, Katherine Crumpler, Super. Editorg Pat Brown, janet Barfield, Seniorg Mary Alice Morris, juniorg janet Dawson, Sophomore-3 Agnes Lawler, Jimmy Lamm, Ad. Managerg l P. A. Grantham, I Patsy Sasser, Snapshot Editor. l Pat Powell, 7 Cooper Edmunson. Freshman. My mf Ad crfz my 1 ff 'fiawxwaa ww , ,af- in ff!! we 7 5ff1j,f M f,? ffl! N jkfgij f Aww 'HSM' ,,. ww- Anakin 'W-Ma, l ,yy I 1 f , J K 6 .::s:1 fV d M ,ww , 2 7 ,-.,. ff---,tai ' 1-nn-i, -7 v.,.....,, ..,..- ff '-r- 'IW M QM! and ,wx Q W Qw- Sew!! ff 'War 9 Pat Brown Fred Parker P. A. Grantham jane Smith Lynne Southerland Lenora Pate janet Barfield Georgia Cobb Mary Bea Heeden Gloria johnson Sandra Hamilton Lynda Daniels Sistie Smith Susie Sasser Mary Jane Pemberton Edith Bell Patsy Sasser Nita Keel Adz'f.f0:1f Mr. E. L. Roberts Miss Doris Ether tidge I A 4 BETTY JOAN COBB Chief, DANNIE RUTH MCDONALD GERALDINE POTTER Affiftanf A,f,fjJ'IdlIf 7957 Adwifof, MISS JANIE C. IPOCK Mar lla! fl , if I Q I 3 Xa 4 ,-wf 'X in ,gsm if BILL ALLEN RAYMOND ALLEN HOPE ANDERSON JILL GAME ALICE FAYE GRANTI-IAM REBA GRICE BETTY SUE MEADOXWS FRED PARKER LENORA PATE JANET BARFIELD CORNELIA HALES CAROLYN ROLLINS 'Q Q- JM? 'tr ,I 5 EDITH BELL LOU ANN BEST PAT BROWN SHELIA EDWARDS MARY BEA HEEDEN JACKIE HOWELL BETTY ANN INGRAM MARY FRANCES JOHNSON Y 4 gs? Sita' 4:41 ' JANE SMITH JOHN WATTS With the accompaniment of spring of the Junior year comes the announcement of the Scholastic Marshals. To achieve this goal one must be in the top twenty-five of their respective class. Marshals are seen ushering during the year at com- mencement . . . community concerts . . . plays . . . and at many other occasions. rm' Day Corban, an original one act play written by one of our own students Linda Franks, was given as an extra attraction of Career Day. Each year the Student Association presents Career our keynote Speaker' Mfg Phillips from Womanls Col- Day. This is a day set aside for the students to lege in Greensboro, delivers an excellent speech on 'I U ' t growing up. become more familiar with the various vocations and colleges. Many long hours are spent in preparation for Career Day and both the students and advisors are to be commended for their splendid work. Here we see one of the many representatives of colleges Here is another scene from the original religious play and vocations instructing one of her classes. Corban. oldrmzsqizers mi' l .x. v7'..' r' 1.77.4 y sxg, ,,,.- W., . W , fp-A il- 'Q -. g,.,y A W... . . w-L-' ,, . K. X - ' J' : X . ., 2- 4 - , ., Qu.. if , ' ' u V ' v,,,.:. U14 .1 x,..'X V, , , , , . . . ., ,, .1 . 5, . .:' ..,.g,,- M .. A .2 'MM . ,. I 0 .X ly. V.,-5.-.,,-H. ' x A. . av -. . 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They were afraid of life and the future. They did not want to face the real issue. In my own way I tried to make them a part of the high school theatre. They needed something to do that would make them successful before the eyes of their fellow students. They found their confidence in painting a flat or speaking a line in front of an audience and hearing someone say, that was goodf' Those words gave them the courage to fight for what they believed. In a fast moving age the public is prone to publicize the wrongs of youth more than what they do right. Sometimes it becomes rather difficult for them to decide which gives them more at- tention. There were those who were timid and afraid. The timid soon learned that he had a voice that would be heard when the cue was given. Democracy thrives on free speech. Each person should be so trained to add his to the great chorus of freedom. Those who were afraid found that fear could be conquered by- driving themselves to forge ahead despite the barriers which held them back. The arts have never thrived under the pressure of fear. It destroys rather than creates. Many times after rehearsal there would be some visiting youngster who would shyly come up and ask can you discover men? This young life wanted to be known. She had a secret desire to do something that would put her name among those who were remembered after graduation. After many hours of thinking I would be fortunate to find a way to discover her. Sometimes these ideas surely come from God. The world today must discover its youth and find that deeply hidden desire of what they want to be. If it is not recognized and cultivated, it will die or grow up the wrong way. Of course there are those in every theatre group called Glory Seekers. These people only work when they have a place under the bright lights. With the Goldmasquers, they soon learn that the true glory is working in the shadows of the side-wings helping another attain success. They discover the value of a new friend and the strength of unity. Soon they learn that scrubbing the stage floor reflects pride and glory of a great people. Success is only attained by hard work and climbing the ladder from the first round. Far too many are pushed up rather than earning it. For fifteen years I have seen them play the roles of the American soldier in prison camps defending our heritage, and I have seen them play the roles of kings and queens for an evening, giving it the nobility of just rulers. They have lived through the period in which Our Lord was born, and suffered the last crucial hours-with Him at the cross. In these moments they are not wasting their time but learning by living. In the hours of despair, the memory of one being a king or a soldier defending his country can restore faith and give confidence. 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X49 wiv' Vg ix is 1 A w x X --rf f-,fi-WW. 5 : ' AQSU' 10'5S'ET'S W. Q ' 1 . . . AE Afixfrilf SQQSQ N ' 4 N .. --.,,v1f ,vgw-,W-,,..S f 5 mfs ,I 4-- ! Q 52 4 V' , ,r yfufx 5: 'Q rryfffwe ,., 1. .Ju-f .7957 Varsity 61116 Sufecilzmrf MBS Smlfh 1551! z if N.: X ,Q-.L . -E 1, fs-2-:H . 1, .,.,, . -, . , 5- it-' -fi iff 5 X x ' Q M- g..,l'-L, ., v U. ' ,J-:W E .R x - ters L:sf:,1i9-1.- 1 nfl- L -'-ak 1'-'.?:-T 11' 'Q-'1 1'. 'e: ,539-N-W .qv R: 2' Y D.,'i.I ,-'L N'- ':,--i.x- xg, .q',.f3, -, elif -zf.f.. as-fs 5: jltjvlg 54?-fl 1'-.1 RQ V R 1 gx.--:QM .. 1,,a- xx.- f1 :- N11-fa X X Rf '-5-'lim sr K' f.f,.- 1: '. F ' af: VCEDDIEVROSE 'f ' A CLEMMIE TWIFORD BOBBY BIZZELL . ' ,, TOMMY GIBSON , X K x -BILL MOORE R GENE DENNING RICHARD MOORE JAN KNIEB EILL uBARB13R 'JIMMY THOMPSON BOB HASKINS JOHNNY KENNEDY J. C. FAUST DONNIE KENNEDY LLOYD GURLEY BILL HERRING ' NORRIS JEFFREY . WALTER .WIGGINS JERRY ELLIS- I I BILL 'WIGGINS' .. COLTON CARAWAN ' 0 ' 'A LAMAR FARMER JOHN J HENDERSON I If zz l I p C0-Captain J SONNY AYCOCK Head Coarb NORRIS JEFFREY 1 956-57 ' dzrihquakcs I r n , .... 71 5 '4f'25M4ff?1wei 56114 Q r af,-.. 's.:r.f3Lg77Y?+it-5.i,4Q?.i -wg 742-1?,i1+:1'f'f-,r,'ff-ef.?'lFYl'x 1' , A Yi V: lv. L.,,gf.: mfr.-7 wafsf, 2 41 'M if-5'aff.riixr-sfflfffwifxfiaf-59nWE'f!1:.q?'3'?rf?-1 BILL BARBER Center w P V W I LLOYD GURLEY Tackle 'ffigffil gi X34 'hifi--Q 6 - X 4' ' .g.. 1:35 0 s , .Asha SHELTON BROWN Guard V-ya 4 .i ii! A E+! 465:13 .-4 A , 1:41. .+ , A' ., Q. mfg nz'-A 1LL. Z., 4. T,'3t'fY3 i' 7 -1.!'l'f'i'L -'. ' '. .wg 14,34 .' lb . 'Sf .. FRED PARKER BILL ALLEN End Guard 4. ! BENNIE WARD End CLEMMIE TWIFORD Tackle b 7 N ix 4.4, I' J! we ,Q P: YJ' 'Q -Q - 'N -' 'kv' 7!',XA-'Z-A' - .1 117:1- NORRIS JEFFREY BILL XWIGGINS End End asf f A :ragga 'W Wgggf f X '5QS'5'f- J. C. FAUST Tackle COLTON CARAWAN En WV u JIMMY IIASON F ullback wi W 'Pix M' A . QYWN' 'W , . 34, , T A. .ww N ,ff fl ., . , . .. if fe -M ' .LL-fl 4,644 ' g A T g1Q,,4?f.w A 421- ,sr-L if ff 'fin ,nn X. f ' I ' an-1 .1 WALTER WIGGINS Guard 1 2 My , yr I as GERALD GRICE F ullback DORSETT CLEMENT Quarterback BUDDY COMPTON Tackle Mime SONNY AYCOCK Halfback BILL MASON Quarterback , 5, ., ., '- s, 1. .j U ' 6. I r Ll' . L. xx ' 1 A ' - Ha , ,. , . ' eu. .f 1 . , fr X ,X ' . V ' , 1 ' : 1 A v b X -W . n, M r 'A A Ku 2. ,. . 0. l b ,' a ' V 5, - .5 w va. JW Mbcf., A A UR ,V ' mf, ,rf - f- ' ' , -Q' . , ., . .,- ,, V ,Zi . , . . ,X 4 'N' , . P' -.u:. ..,.-.Q :X 'H f . . , It ..fj , fm?-fr Ai JERRY ELLIS TOMMY GIBSON Quarterback I-Ialfback 11. 4 3? '52 755114 HURON NORRIS DONNIE KENNEDY FuIIbaCIC Halfback Ni ,, A - I -, Lk, 5... A , X g I 'JJ' V ,- ' 1 '.-Tf' . ' 'M 1 f ff 2,-If '..,.Q .-ww I a.f'.f ' J-FXS - . -4- ww.--I . ' ' ff'-,' fy vu. ,Viv ' - JAM , I fi, M--yy, - A ' .nn . r AJ, ' I , . .,,w.,,x. V! ., .. - ' f,x'.' I '1' , DOUGLAS NORRIS IAN KN IEB Halfback Center A 1, , . H445-fvl -S . . 'f ' ' ' . ' ' J , I . .U I, 4, , , ,,,',g,..xAs, - f ..,, ' 'v:?w -Q , ,in , , x.,i,1-,. l7'l,,,.11F ., rx . , -.x.V. If .' Y 1 Q , , fr' ..,.-f. ' BOBBY MCCARTER Halfback JOHNNIE KENNEDY Halfback ,fn lv.. M! 1 5 6 50 ' f f my f 9345? , 7 ,A My '1' S Q Kg? Q 91 f'e : 'X 'ip '- 4 ' ' HW .f 1 . .,g,,m 152- , w e H ...L .V .. 4 .W H- .3 rf? MY Preparing for the big Homecoming Parade! 9 ay Has everyone got the spirit? Who will win first prize? The biggest event of the night llfl ug 'with the crowning of the Varsity Sweetheart. I s 1 1 l I I l l T 3 ? P E w ll l A A good time is had by all at the following dance. it 1 A. :Pl E '17 .fit 'f 5f', l ' v My i M my .Lyv-JJ' 5 , -ws L i.,.- I I Y it 'if --Wim 'lu ' A - ' I rits' '. ' is 'Q It re' A .. . . - 'v fi ' 5 ff 5 l- N S? 5 xg -1' p 'J N' f ' ' ,., x- 15 3 A x., 4, A I, Everyone come out to the big game! x ,,-.4 -' N ai - - 1 , 5' '. l 'f ' an it x 1 nz ' ' 7' . I 'XV' , iv W is i- -,, 1 N. .. J y nr Let's hope that Goldsboro is on top. Head Coach CLYDE WHITENER Arfiytazzt Head W. JR. C0-Capjai,2J BOBBY DAN REAVES BOBBY O'DANIf y ' If 1 9 fb ll jimmy McKeel Bailey Gates Ronnie Murphey Billy Flora Don Bell Bobby Peacock Donnie Frederick john Newsome jimmy Eason Bill Deans Richard Helms James Forehand Branson Harrison Norwood Eason Voyad Davis Chuck Clark Maxton Radford jerry Edgerton Joe McLawhorn Don Holloman Don Ellis Leslie Howell Clarence Ellison Bobby Friend Phil Ellis Bobby Dan Reaveg jimmy Mooring Kenneth Rollins Bobby O'Daniels Larry Ward juniv Harold Stuart David Odom Kenneth VanHoy Tim O'Keefe joe Moses jimmy Adams Billy Friend Bill Hooks Bobby Varner jim Brown flzyh gwib I! Fred West jimmy Keen Tony Owens Edgar Strickland Charles jarrell David Lucas David Peacock Tony Owens Charles Croom Wilson Ward Mort Valuable Player GERALD GRICE l L l Danny Shepard Sherrel Sasser J. T. Ingram Warren Walters Cy Campen Albert Morris Conner Webb jack Peacock Kenneth Braswell Alan jones Umm I-I. T Grantham Ricky EclWarLlS Jacky Walker julian Ezzell jimmy Phillips Head Curb Charles Lee Arrlrl 1122 Conch Harvey Davis git..-10' Spormmarzflaip FRED PARKER 1 ' , , N25 ,Qs . - I I r v 1 , ,f . I i Q Q ' I A 2 6 0 A , if 1 2 . I , fix 'Z E YQ. ,Wu V M .E 'x'X'iiQ, , V S 1 i ,-1 Q Ill' ,., ,, ,.,j,. 'img-fK an Q 'ff A -.J ffm: . ' 'X 1 Rh-', 'X xA 5 k ', 1: M4 Halt!!! JD 'flu WI: If ' A jk 2112553 .-fra W ,. 4. f 1 5' xiii? zs,'. ,7 ws, b? ,x, 'Sv ,fV-mfg M n :Q ,. 54. ' 1 W 4 .xi V . Zig ,ry -4 J iq -d if 31 1 322 , 15 k '.ff Nb- uf' Nl: hu .1 I 'fy - fn, E, 'juli u 5' 1 0 f V zz r 5 1 Couch: NORRIS JEFFREY C0-Captaim: BOBBY DAN REAVES, GLEN MASON h C0-Capmizzfx JOHN HENDERSON, PUDGIE FARMER Coach: BILL KEMP I 2 v J - f I W, y xxz, , me ,,,M,,,, 'N K 1'i xx ,- S if N . X ,N e , 'I jimmy Parker Roger Wise Bill Kemp David Bryan Bailey Gates Clarence Ellison James Howard Harvey Edwards Hubert Ellison john Henderson Fred Parker Clemmfe Twiford Pudgie Farmer Bill Wiggins Larry jones jackie Villrd David Lane Irvin Hales Gorden McMillan Bill Richardson pi? COACH JEFFREY fr- Q Chr: I 95 7 Crack Cram The Track Team supervised by Coach Norris Jeffrey has proved to be a very successful sport at Goldsboro High School. This spring sport has brought high honors to our school. 'J ju, , , ,f - .ai be JI xiii f- , ' ' WN UH Gene Denning Bobby McCarter Bill Barber Walter Wiggins Bob Haskins Ceddie Rose Bill Wiggins Bennie Ward Bobby Bizzell jimmy Thompson Norris Jeffrey Louis Weil johnny Kennedy Donnie Kennedy 195 ' U. vig MILE SHOT L I Q -L P1 QA 9 'Q HIGH JUMP DISCUS POLE VAULT Q J . 0 N Hi 4, ' X 6 1 . . . U .,, - Q 'x lk , v ,ef Y. Ln. G Q K 1 100 - 220 440 880 I M i l 1 A FL ..1.. . 57 , 'ZH C0-Capmim BILL CRAWFORD BILL BODDIE The 1957 Golf Team should prove the best in recent years with all of last year's squad re- turning. The not-too-impressive '56 team closed its season with no wins, but through much de- termination and hours of instruc- tion from golf enthusiast Coach Blysak they are certain to bring home honors this year. lm wa c h? tv no Q 'mf' 1 7 fl i 1, 41 -3at .i:5..jw., .I , .1 , , M 'KA A M s , r, 5 I W A se. . fd F 29:4 o Z ' VL fi f i cu, ' T ,VB .a 5 W it an rf 'gr hx if V . - ff, i l I T fr' aw ,Y Bill Boddie Max Wilkinson Roger Wise Bruce Lucas Bill Crawford Louis Husband Tommy Gibson Jimml' Smith Pete Jgffell Raine Remsburg Shelton Brown John Watts Clemmie Twiford Coach Blysak RUdY Best Kaseball yi First row: Bill Munden, Fred Parker, Billy Flora, Tim Strickland, Dorsett i f Clement. Second row: Claude Cogdell, Maxton Radford, Don Ellis, Richard V . Moore, Donnie Frederick, Chuck Clark. ., COACH WHITENER 'Fl U COACH LEE , Left to right: David Edgerton. Richard Helms, Hubert Ellison, Colton Carawan E Bill Moore, Bobby O'Caniels, Sonny Aycock. 1 X 1 MARGARET, TURNER .- MOLLY DEWEY 'W AACAROLYN AEDGERTON ,KAY HQOD' 5 ADOTTIEIQASSITER' A ' A ., MARJORIE BRYAN I - IQINDA 'CAMPBELL' - BETTY CAMPBELL A EMMA Lou CHALK Head CHARLOTTE FAIRCLOTH KAYE MOTLEY , MARY JO PARKER SANDRA FRANKLIN Q , PEGGY Moons I- Auinqnl H qad ' 'I ,1cxTi'xi.R1z1D I Q , LOTITIE DLAMM' .. sAND1ux GARRIS -, 'CAROL 'STUART D junior flzylz LOU BARFIELD H end ANN WILKINSON - FAYE GRIFFIN I BETTY SUMMERLIN ELEANOR BEST 4,-LINIQA, BELL..' ',I' - .1 .fl .4 f is-lcmbbtw. ' ,f.7LINDA'iTYNDAI.LA. L GE6R4G,IAfgBA1AN ' 1 7-'IJ4'NE'fW1,UQIFORD . ' a'j1,,... -U .' ' 'ff-Lf1 '.:. '-wif'-1'-I' - .'.'7'.'3F ' W .-L '. ., ' Girl ' ,4 flzlcfic Assn iafivn The Girls' Athletic Association is an organi- zation that provides well-rounded recreation for the girls that participate in this club. This as- sociation offers much enjoyment through its competitive sports. CAROLYN ROLLINS ....,......... .....,...... P rerideut Jacicua HOWELL ....., JANET DAWSON ..... . Vive Prefidezzt Secretary Carolyn Rollins jackie I-Iovx ell Maxine Brantham Jeannette Webb Sarah Lynn Dans Lou Ann Best Katherine Thompson Beth Harrison Sandra Gurley Peggy Bradshaw Susan Parker Margaret Seymour Mary Levxis Sarah Williams Mae Thompson Nellie Summerlin ROSE PRICE ,...,...., ......,.... T reafurer LOU ANN BEST ...........,... ..,.. P oinl S?f1'6lt11'J' MARGARET SEYMOUR Social Claairmazz SARAH WILLIAMS .......... ...,,. S portr Leader Mrs. I-Iodgins Adusor Gladys Wood Janet Dawson Rose Price ' o I dverii36Ifl?iffs r1a,v lwfs 'T I. fr I. ..,. 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The Big Furnifure SI'ore on N'S Cen'rer SI'ree+ SI'arI' II8 - I22 N. Cen+er S+ree+ GOLDSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA a+ Your Fee+ and Dress Up CONGRATULATIONS J. c. PENNEY co. To Depar+men+ S+ores THE CLASS OF '56 Where Ihe NaIion Shops and Saves GOLDSBORO ,NORTH CAROLINA Complimems of CompIimen+s of BUILDERS' SUPPLIES BUNCH DRUG STORE I44 Norfh Cen'rer S'rreeI' Phone 8 or 9 CITIZENS BUILDING S. LOAN ASSOCIATION Save Io Build-Build Io Save I00 SOUTH CENTER r w xi fx, 1- 'J ii ,. 41 1 W . 2 W f, i Ei' gy 1 ffm Y Q 2 f f ' A V Qi. bf f , A, Q , ,, ..,..,,,, ' I -ww ff M ff Sv 1 0 X ,,,-,..M.g.. :fi L , f f . X w Q fi?-1 lzy- 2 Z V ov fw Z W, ,X Mx ,iw ' 7' 1 1 X V1 3l,W,3i1'fQ ,. w . ' ' f Y 'I s , g if-.- A 4 ,ev 'Q J M mf z:,,.M.....QA k - f--- EE f i. x 2' QE? V ' ,5 QE 1 N I iii' f'-W if U. 1 . , X ' fa ,151 Q , ,fl ' My . H 'w .ff :X ,jf -' , ' ' . . 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Q' Q S., d . A T ,......... an F 'e Q Q DEPENDABLE : Qc... ............ Jewelry DR ucacslsr ASH STREET PHARMACY us w. Walnuf S+. Phone 3640 al4 E. Ash s+ree+ Phone lazv C0mP'imen+S A BORDEN MANUFACTURING COMPANY Complimenfs 1 of BORDEN BRHCK AND TILE COMPANY 4 u 1... -wwf wwf lx Wx 4 i rw'-or .dr 4 1 'N f f 'ii if V6 wvwwqfsl ak 7 'Q ' , 5 -4. 8 s DEWEY BROTHERS, INC. Founders Machinists Mill Supplies 1 Steel Fabricators Metal Windows Telephone l80O I GOLDSBORO NCRTH CAROLINA Hua f Q .ii ii ii, Hi Q, E1 E S W X7 J I 1 It M Q 1 1 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF Complimenfs of HUB DEPARTMENT STORE .X 4 1. i 4' 4? A ff a 2 'JP i Nm g ' V 5 nv f- f 7, fl. 4 m W J., X COM PLIM ENTS AND CONGRATULATIONS From T. A. LOVING AND COMPANY TOWN AND COUNTRY L. P. GAS SERVICE 226 N. CenI'er S+ree1' Goldsboro, N.C. COLT? UM A 1 f ,ZBREA GET I ' . PASTRIES M D lg., 7 a+ fx MADE-RITE BAKERY Goldsboro. Nor+I'1 Carolina CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '57 W. H. BEST 81 SON l - l 1 C BEST POLICY Valued' f AT Au. y ff-. TIMES Congra+uIa+Ions 'ro 51 :.,1. A,,i,,. .1.. , +I1e Class of jp, .57 S WAYNE REALTY 5 and BEN ELLIS 99.5 '1Q1'1': R' Glowing Share .DA L. INSURANCE COMPANY A Wh , ww WI IQ qi ,Z if I GOLDSBORO 'I W! 1 fo X, X5 OFFICE SUPPLY CO. K' ll ll x School Supply Headquarlers GOLDSBORO LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS PHONE 3585 GOLDSBORO. N.C. BRYAN OIL COMPANY Disfribulors Complimenls of CENTRAL SERVICE AMOCO PRODUCTS CO' Phone 825 LINCOLN - MERCURY Sales Service FORD CARS FORD TRUCKS CompIimen+s of COMMUNITY MOTORS CORP. Phone I8l4 Complimen'rs of Complimenis of WGRLEY W. l'l. GRIFFIN 8: SONS Your Warmesl' Friends TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Soufh Cen+er S+ree'I' GOLDSBORO NORTH CAROLINA J. P. 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