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

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t)eclica ion MR. CORBETT S. GAINES Mr. C. S. Gaines, now serving as chairman of the Goldston School Board of Education, lias endeared himself to the students of Goldston School. They recognize in him a comrade of youth and a warm friend. As a youth Mr. Gaines accepted Goldston School as his own and has shown his willingness to serve for the continued advancement of the school not only by his generosity but also by his interest in the school’s progress. Students and faculty alike would praise him for his unselfishness, reward his reasonableness and practicality, and know his kindness. To the love and accord that is already his, the Senior Class of 1952 inadequately adds its tribute.

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Cl }t olb tone OF GOLDSTON HIGH SCHOOL GOLDSTON, N. C. FOR NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-TWO Published Under the Direction of PHILLIP GAINES - BILLY CULLIPHER GORDON ELKINS Co-Editors Associate Editor DONALD BARBER Business Manager Presented by THE SENIOR CLASS

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PRINCIPAL G. P. CULLIPHER Leader, Teacher, Loyal Friend 3ii tentorium In the fall of 1951. many students were shocked to hear of the death of Miss Louise Womlile. She had been closely associated with Goldston School since her enrollment as a first grade student. She established herself in the hearts of ' the students whom she taught as an up¬ holder of the highest ideals. Siie lent her personality and sober guidance to the molding of children and the general prog¬ ress of the school.