Goldsboro High School - Gohisca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

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MRS. NADINE HOWELL Playing an important role in the life of each student is Mrs. Nadine Howell. In addition to serving as Mr. Twiford's secretary, Mrs. Howell manages the high school office. Senior High School Administration MRS. W. BOYETTE Managing a high school cafeteria is not an easy job. This is Mrs. Boyette's first attempt at this type of work, and both students and teachers agree that MRS. BEATRICE K. BALKCUM Before undertaking guidance work for the first time, Mrs. Balkcum taught sophomore English. She now teaches three periods of English, and counsels she is doing an excellent job. the remainder of the day. MR. HAL K. PLONK Serving as guidance counselor and assistant principal is Mr. Hal Plonk. Before coming to Goldsb-oro High School, Mr. Plonk was Director of the Industrial Edu- cation Center. Mr. Plonk received his B.S. and M.A. degrees from Western Carolina College, N,.C. State College, and East Carolina College. MR. C. W. TWIFORD Plrfzripnl Under the capable guidance of our principal, Mr. C. W. Twiford, the students of Goldsboro High School have successfully completed another year. Because of his con- stant reminders of the values of education, Goldsboro High has grown to be one of the finest high schools in eastern Carolina.

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Reports - An Important Phase ot English BEATRICE BALKCUM East Carolina College Long Island University, B.S. ELIZABETH GRANT Woman's College, U.N.C. William and Mary, A.B. CAROL HINES f Atlantic Christian College East Carolina College, M.A. ELEANOR POWELL U.N.C., Columbia University, M.S EMILY POWELL Duke University, B.A. ELEANOR SIMPSON Duke University, A.B. DORIS WARD Meredith College and East Carolina College, M.A. IRENE WHITTEN Keene Teachers College and Pacific Lutheran College, B.Ed. Not Pictured: Nancetta Hudson These students do research for English themes. Ann Ward gives an oral book report