Goldston High School - Gold Stone Yearbook (Goldston, NC)

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Meet the Gold-digger—a personality who is becoming widely known. Though he has never been seen, he has been with students and teachers ever since the day they entered Golston School. He is felt in every act of study and play and is a red-blood to the core. No idle dreamer, this little guy really gets around! He does his many jobs quietly and efficiently. He helped lay the corner¬ stone of the school building, the lunchroom, and just this year, a $30,000 gymnasium. He has at¬ tended all the classes and has ridden all the bus routes. He yelled his lungs out at every basket¬ ball game ancl ran on the court clad in new uniforms and jackets. He assisted with every issue of the “Hi-Lites”, helped remodel the library, sold ads for the “Gold-Stone” and participated in all student activities. And, once again, who is this guy, the Gold-Digger? He has been at once principal, teacher, student, and janitor of a small, but progressive high school. He is the living spirit of Goldston High School that has enabled it to serve this community for many years.

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‘DecUcattM For many years of faithful service to Goldston High School as a mem¬ ber of the local Board of Education, we the Senior Class of ’49 dedicate this issue of the Gold-Stone to Mr. E. M. Harris, Sr. We shall always appreciate your kind and benevolent consideration of our school, and we herewith offer our respect and affection. Page Two

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GOLDSTON HIGH SCHOOL Goldston, North Carolina FACULTY Mr. G. P. Cullipher, Principal Mrs. E. W. Byerly, Miss Anna Mae Caddell, Mrs. Vann Oldham, Mrs. Mrs. William Holiday, Mrs. Dewey Barber, Miss Valdah Deaton, Mrs. Mrs. Milton Garner, Mrs. J. W. Goldston Porter, Mr. C. C. Cannon, Richard Moore, Mrs. Ivy, I’age Four