Goldsboro High School - Gohisca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

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JOHN THOMPSON Mr. Thompson attended Ap- palachian State iTeacher's College and has a Bachelor of Science Degree. He di- rects the band. ' 4a .fave 74 Om 77 f The Music Department offers a varied program, which tries to meet the needs of the instrumentalist as well as the vocalist. Each student may experience the color and pomp of precision marching through the Goldsboro High School band or enioy per- forming a contemporary opera such as Amahl And The Night Visitors by being a member of the A Cappella Choir. Each area of the Department strives to help and encourage its members to seek a high standard of intrinsic values and to find aesthetic beauty through music. GEORGE TRAUTWEIN Mr. Trautwein attended Westminster Choir College and received a Bachelor and a Master of Music Degree. He teaches choral music. ?E:.1 1 4 J Mary Virginia Watts, Joyce Elmore, and Johnnie Hood assist Mr. Thompson in keeping E copies of their music filed in 'Que correct place. guvpsd' girls, under is leadership of Mr. Trautwein, practice their parts for ,an opera byi Girls' Chorus. Mr. Thompson directs the band in a rehearsal. ff . f, I. I 1 1. f 1' ,sl J' .ft ' 1' ' ' ll, the Music Department. K4 5-4- K, A great deal of rehearsing is done for each of the concerts that are presented by 15711

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l My X c Danny Shepherd demonstrates his English Literature l proiect, a model of a Shakespearean theater. l l li Diagramrnmg is done in all English classes to help the students to understand sentence structure Macon Remsburg shows to her fellow classmates the different parts of a sentence by the use of a diagram .i , Printing, under the instructions of Mr. Roberts, re- quires a great deal of concentration and hard work. Robert Hadden prepares the type for the new report cards. 20 X t sc it ' f A ll E is ' In i - f' l M ' ' . 1 ,gjw iii' ' '- ' I yr ' Xi a r-Qsaffv' ,...-sf' Langhorn Bell, Connie Smith, and Jimmy Vinson rehearse for a radio pro- gram to be given under the direction of Mr. Britton.

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Jmx Muller illustrates the use of mathematics by a bulletin board. Mathe- matics is the skeleton of education. Q Norman Page explains how his classmates learn al Q27 i fc-,g, f 'ff Z, than: , M1741 ff . -1 j f -K IP' J 4117.1-4 Qfyfnfbd ff f :mem 7 ff' 4 Om M To meet the demands tor mathematics there are twenty classes which include one Algebra I class taught by W. D. McRoyg two Algebra I classes by Sam Johnsong and two Mathematics ll under the supervision of Sam Shugart. This does not include Miss Ipock, Miss Flanagan, and Miss Mixon who are full time math teachers with tive math classes each. Wofk Today Two trigonometry students dis- play their skill in Trig class to