Goldsboro High School - Gohisca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

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Gerald M. Whisenhunt 10

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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

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Gohisca Is Dedicated To A Dedicated Man In seeking to dedicate the 1967 Gohisca, which to the stu- dents represents a year o£ work and accomplishment, the staff wishes to recognize a person truly representative of its ideals. In finding a man who is an outstanding teacher, coach, and advisor, we found too, an out- standing friend, a man whose service and value to GHS is unquestioned. The staff presents this book knowing that it has chosen one who truly deserves the gift of a year’s memories. To Mr. Gerald Whisenhunt this 1967 Gohisca is dedicated. Coach Whisenhunt shows his talent for guiding as teacher, coach, father, and advisor.