Goldsboro High School - Gohisca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

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In spring, summer, fall, and winter GHS is the center of activity and learning. Goldsboro High 8

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Perfection In Every Area Perfection, too, is sought in student activities. The students ever search for the new and worthwhile, which they blend with the best of the past. From the opening of that magazine drive for which GHS is famous, to the homecom- ing parade and stunt night, the classes meet and compete, but at the same time learn to work together, play together, laugh together, sing together. They learn as they compete, and in the final analysis what they produce is a smooth- working unit known as Goldsboro High School. Edna Earl Waters, Chris Turrone, and Justin Heath busily work stuffing napkins into chicken wire, a typical scene when homerooms prepare for the homecoming parade. The new singout fad which is sweeping the country arrives at GHS. 7

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GHS Encompasses Old and New Ideals Although the halls of GHS retain the flavor of tradition, expansion and development are evident in its buildings and curriculum. Its walls encompass twelve hundred fifty students and fifty-four faculty members whose ideals are de- signed to answer the challenges of the future. These students and teachers, through the expan- sion of facilities and additions in curriculum, work together to attain a common understanding Qf the four basic areas — academics, aesthetics, athletics, and activities — which symbolize GHS. Through amalgamation of the old and the new, they prepare themselves to provide what is truly progress. 9