Goldsboro High School - Gohisca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

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Activities At Gi-i.S. Are . sv- .W N sf 9 it w I N .. Q, A A fine example of the democratic spirit is found in our own Student As- ' sociation. The students XV, themselves comprise the S. A. It functions for them and with them to give M Goldsboro the fine student ? ' body found at the high school. And the All-American spirit is found at G. H. S. from the homecoming bonfire to the spring base- ' ball gamesg from the magazine drive to Stunt Night to junior-Senior week-end. Z ia WV, , W. was . . . Free Elections . . . Elections are held once a year for S. A. and class officers. Each student is given the opportunity to vote and is urged to vote for the candidate of his choice. Here students cast their ballots in il recent election. ' 'qi WWII.-.I-i.f m Y h . . . Government bythe People . . . The democratic spirit is once again demonstrated by the citizens of Goldsboro-meeting in the high school auditorium I0

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The things that the flag stands for were created by the experiences of a great people. Everything that it stands for was written by their lives. The flag is the embodiment, not of sentiment, but of history. It represents the experiences made by men and Women, the ex- periences of those who do and live under that flag. Woodrow Wilson ' , In B +V ,, ,.,, , I .x -V X, , '. 11 ij-'1'q!. AKlfif',,,J-ra . J xt' , in U 4 4 Ylfi- 4 -'nfl' PSTN' I 1 I 1 .w.mf..-...,.,.... i 4 u-wa

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. As Democratic As . f '?'?4?f . . . Expression of Ones Beliets . . . One of the beautiful symbols of freedom of beliefs can be found at the First Presbyterian church of Goldsboro. . . cmd The Spirit oi Cooperation. B. R. Ward and Beverly Wiggins help Mrs. Howell count the re- ceipts from the magazine drive. one of the best examples of stu- dent cooperation to be found dur- ing the year.