Goldsboro High School - Gohisca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

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'sis ,Mem K 9' yr- an Ku' ,vs 49' if Q' BEATRICE BALKCUM CLIFTON BRITTON ELIZABETH GRANT MARY HATLEY RACHEL HOWELL East Carolma College East Carolnna College Woman s College U N C Flora MacDonald U N C East Carohna College U N C A B Wllllam and Mary A B 'Q fail U16 Hrs! Step in Success Llnda Mercer, Dwanda Vann, and Jeanne Hopewell trncl Sophomore English qulte lnterestlng, especially thelr protects on Julnus Caesar ' 4 1' Fnends look on as Anne Coats pounts out words whtch have proved to be an enrlchment to her vocabulary The English courses nn the high school are armed at helpnng the students to communlcate most eftectnvely so that they may Improve thelr economlc and socsal positions, and to get a crltlcal ap precuatuon of good literature There are courses m college preparatory Englnsh, lousnness English, and un creatnve wrstmg 28 T, .g??!MM 'v ff L ff tiff f +5-X f E: V7 , I V , , in ' ' ff .. C Q W- N .L ' f J -'Www is x 59 v, 5, A , W ,Q . . E S , Am, W, ., ,- ', far . :fi .reg-W 'bra V . H sf. g f g M L ,J , 1 . I . 1 I r - - -1 , . . ., l L.l.U., B.S. . . ., . . , , , A.B, B,S, g 0, ,.cs .M M M Q 1 1 fl? 4 'E , an -1 A ' ii Y Y l ' 'cw 4 , , ,, X9 s f ' , K , .V I A. lofi! ' T 3 0 O O O O O U I 5 ,

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Learning I0 Work . . . 5 Q. 5 In Home Econonnics, girls receive L f knowledge which will be needed now and in the future. Some of the areas covered in this department are child care, clothing, foods, housing, health, and budget- ing. subiects. Home Scomfmics DivcrsMed Minnie Price and Joan Price are arranging flowers which is a special 0 p - feature in the Home Economics Department. W,,.W,,,,,,,,,,,,.,. ,, ,, , -:fr--, . l l ,,4 A , . +frfffearW'o' , l 'H . .-V-W -fy 'ff' 'i T' 'Tu .Q V 'N ,.,....-W, .. A- ,xx .wfsr'f'- T M l t . . V i 1 X t l 'KI' i l l i , 31+ xx Gary Taylor has a very interesting job as an assistant to a mortician. 30 hu. The Home Economics girls often serve one another as a practice in their ,AQ ,um , MARION SELF North Texas State University, B.S. LLOYD STEVENS N. C. State College, M.A. kk: 4 Lil Ear r. Dae L,