Goldsboro High School - Gohisca Yearbook (Goldsboro, NC)

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From answering phone calls to making bank deposits, Mrs. Nadine Howell capably runs the main office of GHS. With new personnel added to the office force this year, such routine tasks as transcripts are accom- plished quickly and efficiently, leaving time for the sec- retaries to aid teachers in typing and mimeographing tests. All important to the office force and the students this year, too, is the healthroom. Manned by trained parent-volunteers, their office accepts the responsibility of making decisions about student illnesses, problems that formerly fell to Mrs. Howell and the office staff. Mrs. Ferrell G. Dabbs Mrs. Pearl Little Two new teachers ' aids, just added to the staff this year, help out with varied tasks in the offices of the guidance counsellor and the assistant principal. Office Force Helps GHS Function Smoothly Mrs. Nadine Howell (above) always has a smile for office visitors, students and teachers alike. Mrs. Alberta Pariseau (above right), I registrar, finds that the office phone is a constant interrupter. Mrs. Sally Crawford and Mrs. Beulah May (right), co-chairmen of the health room, find themselves constantly in demand.

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Assistant Principal Supervises Bus Drivers, Handles GHS Records New to the GHS administration this year, Mr. Waller bears varied responsibilities. As assistant principal, Mr. Charles E. Waller supervises such areas as textbook distribution and records, audio-visual equipment, class attendance, and lunchroom procedures. One of his most important jobs is the direction of the eleven school buses, and their drivers and alternates, that transport more than 800 students a day to and from the secondary and elementary’ schools. Mr. Waller personally selects only the most qualified drivers from the applications he receives. Performing an important service to their school, specially trained GHS students drive 800 students to school each day. Proud of their skillful driving are: Row 1: Ricky Ball, John Jones, Ricky Braswell, Rudy Casey, Mike Overholt, Ted Strickland, Buddy Newman, Milton Smith, Dallas Clifton; and Row 2: Arey Grady, Billy Boyette, Tommy Potter, Guy Thomas, Bill Henley. 20

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Under the supervision of Mrs. Elizabeth Edgerton (left) students and teachers are fed each day, and visiting guests are welcomed to the cafeteria. Cafeteria workers (above) are always prompt as they serve the daily lunches. Service to GHS Provided by Capable Staffs Without the services of such special people as the cafeteria staff and the custodians, GHS would not function efficiently. All im- portant to the students, for instance, is the cafeteria where over 1,200 sudents and teachers are fed each day. Also important are the school’s custodians who are responsible for the building’s care and cleanliness. They are the ones who maintain the proper heat in the winter, and who are often called on to see that the building is ready for special functions. Charged with the daily care of the building, Alonza Cherry and Hattie McClean (above) are dedicated fig- ures at GHS. They arrive early (left) to see that everj ' thing is ready for another day of classes. 22