June 9, 1938
GOLDSBORO HI NEWS
PAGE NINE
THE CLASS OF '38
AS WE'VE KNOWN THEM
(Continued from page six)
(127) FRANCES TOLER
Cheiving ginn—conservaiive of ttpeech—giygles
(128) GRACE UNDERWOOD
llershey Bars—how ribbonn—deliberate walk—
Nweet smiles.
Girls’ Athletic Club, 4; Girl Scout CUil), 3;
Book Club, 1.
(129) ELBERT WARD
“Scnb'’—tivisted tongues—rhythm in his walk
—adverse criticisms.
Bachelors’ Club, 7; Vice President Music
Club, 0; Football, 2, i!, 4; Stage Manager
Junior Play, 4; Captain Boxing Team, 4; Box
ing, 2, 3, 4; ^Monogram Club, 3, 4; Military,
1, 2.
(130) SAM WATSON
Deacon—baseball—lankiness—humorous poems.
Basketl)all, 3, 4, 5; Baseball, 3, 4, 5; Base
ball Co-captain, 5; Gardening Club, 4; Boys’
Home Economics C.ub, 2; President Home
room, 1.
(138) BEN WHITLEY
Aviation—Grantham on Model “A”—Fords—
blondes—ciirli/ locks.
Music A])])reciation, 4; Aviation Club, 2;
Military Club, 1.
(139) LUCIELLE WHITLEY
Pianos—pitched voice—cheiving gum—that side
glance.
Class Superlative Committee, 4; Christmas
Pageant, 3, 4; Treasurer Dress Designing
Club, 3; Junior Play Make-U]) Committee, 3;
Most Talented, 1; Basketball, 1; (Jlee Clul), 1;
Dramatic Clul), 1; Vice President Homeroom 1.
(140) RUBY WHITLEY
starched dresses—pleasant conversationalist—•
conscientious—aprons.
Secretary Homeroom, 4; Class jMarshal, 3,
4; Vocational Guidance, 3; Home Nursing
Club, 3; Health Room Nurse, 2, 3; Pair
Marshal, 3; Class Social Committee, 3; Vo
cational Club, 2; Most Independent, 2; Cutest,
2; Best Dressed, 2; Glee Clul), 1; Dramatic
Club, 1
Whesie Goes Picnicing
With Senior Classmates
(131) JAMES WEATHERS
“Wesley”—tank team—German haircuts—roar
ing laughter.
Swimming, 2, 3, 4; Social Committee, 4;
Co-captain Swimming Team, 4; Co-captain
Junior Football Team, 4; Photography Club,
4; Fair Marshal, 3; President Homeroom, 3;
Class Cheer Leader, 3; Mechanical Drawing
Club, 3; Glee Club, 1.
(132) DORIS WELLONS
Trombone—attractive features—timid smile—
glistening hair.
Band, 3; Sewing Club, 1.
LORENA WELLONS
appreciation — fine
(133)
“Nickey”—novels — music
arts.
Glee Club, 3, 4; Band, 4.
(134)
HUGH WESTRAY
-easy going—variety
Immaculatc—loud socks-
of shirts.
Glee Club, 5; Homeroom Treasurer, 5;
Senior Social Committee, 5; Band, 4, 5; Junior
Play Stage Crew, 3, 4; Stamp Club, 1, 2.
(135) MARJORIE WESTRAY
“Wha’ say, Red”—silly diddles—expressive
hands—styles.
Secretary Homeroom, 4; Chairman Hobo
Convention Food Committee, 4; Hi News
Staff, 4; Class Day Song Committee, 4; Journ
alism Activity, 4; Junior Play, 3; Insurance,
Bonds and Taxes Club, 3; Christmas Pageant,
r>; Junior Hi News Staff, 3; Junior-Senior
Waitress, 2; Dramatic Club, 1; Glee Club, 1.
(136) JACK WHARTON
Puns—ill usical ability — mischievous — Coca-
Colas.
Chairman Nominating Committee for Class
Day Officers, 4; Chairman of Nominating Com
mittee for SA, 3, 4; Glee Club, 4; Band, 1,
3, 4; National Honor Society, 3, 4; Junior
Play, 3; Christmas Pageant, 3; Homeroom
President, 3; Hi News, Je. Staff, 2; Class
Secretary, J ; Most Original, 1; Club Feder
ation Counncil, 1.
(141) MARJORIE WIGGINS
Blue shirts—giggling—lots of fun—sltiny black
curls.
Glee Club, 4; Vocational Guidance Club, 3;
Dramatic Club, 1.
(142) OSCAR WILLIAMS
Dates—poker face—agriculture—complete at
tire.
Hobo Convention Program Committee, 4;
Agriculture Club, 4; Homeroom Representa
tive to Council, 4; Motion Picture Club, 3.
(143) FRANK WYNN
“Carrot top”—politeness—practical joking—
dark aisles and flashlights.
Football, 2, 3, 4-; Baseball, 2, 3, 4; Junior
Play Committee, 3.
WILLIAM CASEY
‘‘Willis” — Breast strokes — blonde
straight faced joker.
Class Minister Committee, 5; Swimming, 3,
4, 5; Captain Swimming Team, 4; Art Club,
4; Football, 1.
CHARLES EDGERTON
“Pie Face”—“who done it”—surveying—va
riety of French teachers.
Head Waiter Bachelors’ Club, 5; Vice Pres
ident Photography Club, 5; President Survey
ing Club, 4; Secretary Science Club.'l, 2.
Everybody eliml) out; we’re at
Tiisearora! My, it feels g'ood to j^o
barefootoJ. ’Course I just g'o on
special occasions ’cause niy feet
grow so fast when exposed. Jim,
you go first and shoo tlie frogs out
of the wa}'.
Look at that lake. Not a drop of
water! bat! Look at that
one. It’s going to l)e a home run!
An out? Oh! No, I don’t wanna
pitch. Let’s dance. Who brought
those terrible records? (^^ome on,
date, everybody has “took to the
woods.” Let’s go looking “wild
flowers” too! Oh, there ’s a snake
skeleton! Let’s just hike up the
road. Supper! Yeow! Hmmmm.
Chicken, pickles, biscuits, potato
salad, sandwiches (Oh heck, I
would get one of mine!) And coca-
colas! Hmmmmm. Thich es gode !
Everybody has gone to sleep but
the chaperones. I’d go to sleep
but I-have-to- write—a story—for
j the— paper and I— might miss—
hair — I some Ahhhhh!
Time to go home? Everybody
climb in, we’re leaving! I’m so
tired. 1-2-3-4-5678. Those sheep
are going too fast. Home already ?
Bye, bye! Where’s m.y bed? Gosh,
/ had the best lime! M.L.S.
JOHN SHAW
WHITAKER BROADCASTS
'38 CLASS REUNION
(Continued from page two)
pen, Shelton rilkiugtoii, (^)inior
Fanelty, and Frank ]Iauser, all hig-
business men, and little marrieJ
men—
Ahhh! II er(‘ is niy old friend, the
former Vivian jMorris, and lun- hus
band. Ah, ah, ah—O.K. Vivian, I
won’t tell—And here is Doris Elks,
playground din'ctor in (Joldsboro,
and wife to—Oh, well—What’s the
difference!
Well, folks, the sun is slowly droop
ing its old head and as it sinks be
hind these coastal plains, so do the
old grads turn reluctantly toward
home. Tears, kisses, end)races, gos-
si]), joyful greetings—sadness—Yes,
all packed in one thrilling day. But
every good thing must end, and so
does tiiis day—I hope you’ve en
joyed the broadcast as much as I
enjoyed presenting it to you, and
maybe ten years from now, or
twenty, I can bring to you again
the interesting ])orsonalities of my
old class of ’38. Signing off, this is
Uidley Whitaker, bidding you fare
well ’till another day.
“Carbo”—dives and splashes—meandering—
rambly conversations.
Attended Bishopville, S. C., High School,
1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming Team, 5; Football, 3, 4;
Basketball, 4; Baseball, 1, 2, 4.
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sport life—suspenders—high top shoes—band
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Bachelors’ Club, 4; Football, 4; Band, 3;
Stamp Club, 1.
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Seniors
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June 13 For Four Weeks
Sununer school will open at 8 :.‘U)
o’cloek on June 1.‘5 and will con
tinue for four weeks until -Inly S.
The school will he closed at li;.‘5()
each (liiy.
Any student who has failed will
have the privilege of making up
two terms’ work either in one sub
ject or one term's work in two
subjects.
Also any stuth'ut who wishes to
review^ any work may do so in sum
mer school. However, no new work
may be taken up in summer school.
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student taking one term’s work!
and $8.00 each student taking two
term’s w’ork.
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