Goldsboro High School - Gohisca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

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Dr. Nathaniel H. Shope 7 Dr. Shope, our new superintendent, was born in Hunting- ton, Pennsylvania. After graduation from high school, he attended Otterbein College and received his Bachelor ot Arts Degree there. He obtained his Master of Arts Degree, as well as his Doctor's Degree at the University of North Carolina. He has furthered his studies at Ohio State University and the University of Cincinnati. Dr. Shope has held principalships at Bessemer City, Elizabethtown, and Hartsell. He came to Goldsboro in July from Elizabeth City where he had served as Superintendent of the City schools. Dr. Shope's four-member family includes his wife, Ann, his daugh- ter, Patricia Ann, his son, Mat- thew, and himself. Mrs. Webster, secretary to Dr. Shope, is well occupied as she takes dictation from the super- intendent. Mme.- am Eau: to Qu Congratulations to those riff you who are about graduate from Goldsboro High School. You willthave soon complet d a specified course or program, of education. I u are noyv prepared. by the knowledge and experiencestflgained to continue with further study or tp eigdeavor tbf find a place the business worldi .ltsigff 4 sincere hope that you twill becgrpdwgyt' ': zens of the community, state, i d nation. To those of yoiiyrho are returning to Golds- boro High School next year, I urge yo , with the assistance ot your, parents and t c ers, to select the courses' whikh will bestfprepare u to be worthy citizens in1 .,,. our democratic society and will bringytinancial success in your chosen occupation. yy M, Since knowledge alone l f. will not result in a full and happy lite, it is necessary for each of you to develop an awareness of spiritual values and a strong moral character. lthope that each of you will keep these thoughts in mind as you plan yoifr future course of action. i Sincerely, .i i' N ll 5 Dr. N. Hltkfihope Mr. Ray Armstrong, past superintendent, converses with Dr. N H Shope, new superintendent ot Goldsboro Graded Schools. Qvwr

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f4Smde7fzomt4eWeafu! A smile goes deeper than the lips, and this same smile seen day after day is genuine and reveals what the heart must really feel. Trying to please the hunger pains and taste buds of almost a thousand students and several teachers is Mrs. Eleanor Yelverton's almost impossible daily task nine months each year. She goes about her tadlwlchneerlmly, managing to keep within the limited lunch- roomubuclng-et. X' It is in appreciation of her cheerfulness to- ward us and her desire to execute her duties efficiently and in an atmosphere of pleasant- ness that we honor Mrs. Yelverton in our 1960 GOHISCA 3

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.4 a . - .ff-1T' ... .. 17 'I x-fb lj A1 I ' ,J f Lf. lZ4l,,4yZif'J The Goldsboro Graded School's Board of Education meets regularly once each month. At these meetings the board members discuss, consider, and act upon matters pertinent to the education of the students in the city system. Mrs. Blandina E. Webster Secretary to the Superintendent ,ILEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Mr. E. T. Frphlltlin, Mr. Lloyd Fonville, Mr. Crris Dumas, Mr. Lindsay Warren, Jr. and Mr. Monroe Best. LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Dr. A. H. Pate, Dr. . . Shope Mrs Frank Remsburg Mr Harry 'r, and Mrs. A. Shepherd. XX Dr. A. H. Pate Chairman of Board . . . . .f I' bervlng most efficiently in the capacity of secretary to the superintendent! I Dr. A. H. Pate is shown presiding at one of the monthly meetings is Mrs. Blandina Webster. Mrs. Webster has held this position since 1941. of the school board. I e I I , t Q I t II . E I 1 3 'z sl l'i El tr It S ri I E I ts: af is 5 .ii .I ' 131, If . I ll .E I I Et' I .5 'L I I ,it J, ii i it