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GOLDSBORO HI NEWS
June 9, 1937
CLASS OF ’37 AS WE’VE KNOWN THEM
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(1) Mary Baddour, President
*'Babe"—Trucking—Girlish clothes and bright
kerchiefs—“Versatility of safety pins.”
Class President 4; Assistant Editor Hi
Nmvs 4; President of Double-Period Class
4; National Honor Society 4; Quill and Scroll
3, 4; Vice President of Class 2; Hi News
feature editor 3; Staff of SOS 2; President
of Scribblers’ Club 1; “Enoch Arden” 2; Vice
President of Dramatic Club 2; Consul of
Latin Club 2; Fair Marshal 3; President of
Horn, Room 1; phairman of Junior Play
Tickei. imittee rf'; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Club
Federation Council 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Students’
Guild 3, 4.
(2) Everett Proud, Vice President
Election boards—Knickers and bow ties—
Chemical Analysis—Greatest Casanova.
National Honor Society 4; Vice President
of Class 4; Student Council 4; Chairman of
First Board of Elections 4; Football 4; Base
ball 4; Interclass Basketball 2, 3 (Captain
2); Interclass Football 3; Tennis 3; Home
Room President 4; Home Room Vice Pres
ident 4; lOOS 1, 2, 3 (Secretary 3) ; Glee Club
1; Junior Play 3; “Birds’ Christmas Carol”
2, 3.
(3) Virginia Lee Ginn, Secretary
JntellectualUy—Diligence—Blue Hyacinths—
Childhood Memories.
Class Secretary 4; Marshal 3, 4; Hi News
Staff 2, 3; Club Council 1, 2; Home Room
President 1; Latin Club 1, 2; Scribblers’ Club
1; Interclass Debater 1; Waitress at Junior-
Senior Banquet 2; Glee Club 1, 2.
(4) Katherine Jones, Treasurer
Dinner Rings—Dependability—Poise, beauty
and charm—Flame-colored chiffons.
National Honor Society 4; Marshal 3, 4;
Basketball 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Chairman
of Student Association Social Committee 4;
Class Treasurer 4; Home Room Vice Pres
ident 1: Home Room President 2; Public
Speaking Club 2; Insurance, Taxes and Bonds
Activity 4.
(5) Ozello Woodward, Cheer Leader
Short hair—Quill and Scroll pins—Paints and
brtishes—Impromptu swims and whims.
Editor of Hi News 4; Sports Editor 3;
National Honor Society 4; Quill and Scroll
3, 4; Assistant Chief Marshal 3, 4; Chief
Fair Marshal 3; Class President 1; Class
Treasurer 2; Class Cheer Leader 4; Most
Eepresentative 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Junior
Play 3; “Birds’ Christmas Carol” 2, 3; Staff
of SOS; Chairman of Senior Class Steering
•Committee 4; President of Home Room 4;
Vice President of Scribblers’ Club 1; Glee
Club 1, 2.
(6) Rosanna Barnes, Historian
“‘‘Rosie” — Others — Bubbling enthusiasm —
Editorials—Hosts of flowers and friends.
Scribblers’ Club 1; Public Speaking Club 2;
Secretary of Class 1; Home Room President
1; Class Historian 2, 3, 4; Recording Secre
tary of Student Association 4; Editor of
80S 2; Hi News Staff 2, 3, 4 (Assistant
Editor 4); Quill and Scroll 3; Marshal 3, 4;
National Honor Society 4; Secretary of Tem
porary Student Council 4; Triangu'ar De
bater 4; Glee Club 2.
(7) Anne Hollingsworth, Prophet
Original plays—Dancing schools—Flowered
evening dresses—Slow and deliberate words.
(Charlotte High School first two and a half
years) ; Home Room Secretary 1; Civics Club
President 1; Soccer 1, 3; Home Room Pres
ident 2, 3; Chairman of Campus Inspection
Committee 3; Cheering Squad 4; Chairman
of Stunt Committee for Senior Picnic 4; Class
Prophetess 4.
(8) Pat Witherington, Testator
Blond curls—Even temper—Eagle Scout
badges—Open trails—Close tennis sets.
Home Room Secretary 1; Home Room Pres
ident 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3 ; Testator 4; Assembly
Committee of Student Association 4.
(9) CLEVIA BALKCUM
Community pool—German haircuts—Clowning
—Heavy steps.
Swimming 4; Military Club 1.
(10) C. B. BARBRE
Elves—Impish grins—Columns of addition—
Cowlicks.
Glee Club 1; Scribblers’ C'.ub 2; Home
Economics Club for Boys 1, 4; Secretary of
Home Room 2; Hi News Staff 2; “Birds’
Christmas Carol” 2, 3; “Enoch Arden” 2.
(11) WOODROW BARDEN
Pieces of maple furniture—Hard work—Green
chevrolets—Seriousness.
Military Club 1; Home Economics Club for
Boys 2; Moving Picture Club 4.
(12) ROBERT BARTHOLOMEW
“Dummy”—Guild prompter—Stepin Fetchit—
Oceans of friends.
Interclass Football 3; Swimming Manager
3, 4; Swimming 3; Aviation Club 2; Home
Room Treasurer 4; Glee Club 2; Surveying
Club 4; English Club 2.
(13) ELIZABETH L. BASS
Lavender alters and gold taffeta—Shy winning
smiles—Serenity.
Cheerio Club 1; Aviation Club 1; President
of Biology Club 4; Commercial Law 4; In
surance, Taxes and Bonds Activity 4.
(14) KATHLEEN BASS
Brown eyes—Business world—Unassuming
friendliness—Plaids and checks.
Secretary of Music Club 1; Secretary of
Book Club 2; Home Room Basketball 4; Social
Committee 4.
(15) ADELLE BEAMON
Butterflies’ wings — Childish miniatures —
White dresses Shining curls.
Insurance, Taxes and Bonds Activity 4;
English Club 1.
(16) HAYES BEAMON
Quite cordiality—’Possum hunts—Basketball—
The great out-of-doors—Electricity.
Junior Play Usher 3; Basketball 4; Inter-
class basketball 3; Motion Picture Club 4.
(17) EDITH BEST
“Tacky”—JKnitting needles and salmon-pink
yarn—Winsomeness—Intimate friendships.
Commercial Club 2; Latin Club 2, 3;
President of American History C’ub 3; Arts
and Crafts Club 4.
(18) MARGARET BRITT
Sparkling brown eyes—Red tulips—Business
letters—Heaps and heaps of love.
Stamp Club 1; Cheerio Club 1; Dramatic
C'.ub 2; Insurance, Taxes and Bonds Activity
4; Business Law Club (Treasurer) 4.
(19) SEYMOUR BROWN
Ping-pong balls—Dry humor—Sport pages—
Flashlights on black nights.
Stamp Club 1; Science Club 2; Quill and
Scroll 3; Track 3; Chairman of Junior P'ay
Program Committee 3; Sports Editor of Hi
News 3, 4; Parliamentarian of American
History Class 4.
(20) CARL BRYAN
Dark curls^Dependability—Skilled carpentry
, —ECTC.
Football Club 1; Baseball 3; Parliamentarian
of History Club 3; Basketball 4; Home Room
Vice President 4.
(21) CATHERINE BUIE
“Blue-eyed boy from Tennessee”—Delicious
recipes—Picture shows—Secretarial records.
Home Room Secretary 4; Junior Play Usher
3; Home Nursing Activity 4; Bowling 4; Food
Committee of Hobo Convention 4.
(22) INEZ COSTIN
Fluffy little chickens—Fragrance of early morn
ing—Old-fashioned sunbonnets—Pale blue.
Music Club 1; Book Club 2; Home Nursing
Activity 4; Health Room Nurse 4.
(23) ROBERT CREECH
Well-tailored clothes—Imaginative poetry—
Stag lines—Moods.
Glee Club 1; Treasurer of Home Economics
Club for Boys 1; Vice President cf Class 1;
Track 1, 2; Student Guild 3; Manager Track
Team 4; Secretary of Home Room 4; Chairman
of Inspection Committee 4; Music Appreciation
Club 4.
(24) BLANCHE CROCKER
Peppermint candy—Country life—Scissors and
thread—Sunflowers.
(25) RACHEL DAUGHTRY
“Pug”—Flying typewriter keys—Navy blue ac
cessories—Contentedness.
Cheerio Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; In
surance, Bonds and Taxes Activity 4; Basket
ball 1, 2.
(26) RANDALL DAVIDSON
Night commercial classes—Pigskins—New
homes and new friends—Broad shoulders.
(Entered GHS for Senior year) ; Football
3, 4.
(27) EDWIN DEANS
Dangerous explosions—Interest in Court Pro
cedure—Fishing bait and bird shot—
Straightforwardness.
Baseball 3, 4; Interclass Baseball 1; Bas
ketball Club 4; Military Club 1; Motion Picture
Club 4.
(27) MABEL DEANS
“Becky”—Ruffled white organdy—Pleasing
simplicity—Blue forget-me-nots—Studious
ness.
Latin Club .1, 2; Chief Marshal 3, 4.
(29) WILLIAM DEES
Track clothes—Gavels—Adonis—“Life Savers”
—Independent thinking.
President of Student Association 4; Treas
urer of Class 3; National Honor Society 4;
Track 2, 3, 4 (Co-captain 4) ; Most Representa
tive 4; Commencement Speaker 4; Junior
Play 3; Glee Club 1, 2; lOOS 1.
(30) EARL DESHONG
Swimming—Rapid speech—Sports page addict
—Paper bullets.
Stamp Club 1, 2 (Vice President 2) ; Eng
lish Club 2; Baseball 3; Class Basketball 3;
Junior Play Committee 3 ; Swimming 4; Pres
ident of North Carolina Club 4.
(31) CHARLES DEWEY
Freckles—Laboratories—Strong friendships—
Casanova dances—Snapshots.
Aviation Club 1; Chemistry Curator of
Science Club 2; Vice President of Science
Club 3; Home Room Treasurer 2; Home Room
Booster 5; Surveying Club 5; Music Ap
preciation Club 5.
(32) RUTH DILLWORTH
Red polkadots and small bows—Tapping shoes
—Socials—Blond tresses.
Glee Club 1, 2; Book Club 1, 2; Band 4;
State Typing Contest 4; Chairman of Social
Committee in Double Period Class 4; Secretary
of English Club 3; President of English Club
3.
(33) BRUCE DUKE
Success—Detailed invoices—White shirts-
Gallantry—Open face.
(34) MARGARET EDMUNDSON
“Hag”—Golden poppies—Mannequins—Bas
ketball courts—Pals.
(Brogden High School first two years) ;
Basketball 1, 4; Home Room Reporter 4;
Astronomy Club 4; Glee Cliib 1, 2; Literary
Society 1, 2.
(36) BEULAH EDWARDS
Tiny steps—Incessant giggling—Tabby kittens
—Fords.
Glee Club 1; Dramatic Club 2.
(36) HELLON L. ELLIS
Gypsies—Questions and answers—Helpfulness
—Sunday school lessons.
Latin Club 1; Music Club 1; Dress Design
ing Activity 4.
(37) CHRISTINE EPPS
Green' roses—Elizabeth’s pal—Bicycle rides—
Purring cats.
Commercial Club 2; Business Law Club
4; State Typing Contest 3.
(38) WYATT ETHERIDGE
“Sugar”—Reserve—Black Pontiacs—One girl
■—North Carolina Poplars.
Home Room Secretary 4; Astronomy Club
4.
(39) MARJORIE WOOD FAGAN
Deep purple pansies—Slow drawl—Butlers and
maids—Impeccable neatness.
Latin Club 1, 2 (Parliamentarian 2) ;
Parliamentarian of Book Club 2; Scribblers’
Club 1; President cf Library Instructions Club
4; Student Guild 4; Home Room Reporter 4;
Waitress at Junior-Senior Banquet 2.
(40) FRANK FARFOUR
Cinder paths—Helpful explanations—Snowball
fights—Hearty “hellos.”
Track 1, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3; Football 3, 4;
Interclass Basketball (Co-captains) 2; Stage
Manager of Junior Play 3; Chairman of Stu
dent Association Property Committee 4; Home
Room Secretary 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Music
Appreciation Activity 4; Military (3lub 2
Aviation Club 1; Football Club.
(41) HELEN FLOWERS
French translations—Book marks—Daffodils
and green fern—Unexpressed thoughts.
iGlee Club 1, 2, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Scrib
blers’ Club 1; Staff of SOS 2; Book Club 2;
Science Club 4; Cheering Squad 4.
(42) MARGARET FORDHAM
“Pod”—Inappropriate gum-chewing—Bright
colors—Slow thinking—Yankee steps.
(Greensboro High School first two-and-a-
half years) ; Basketball 2, 3; Vice President
of Home Room 2; Secretary of Home Room
2; Guidance Club 1; Handicraft Activity 4;
Home Room Booster 4.
(43) RUTH FREDERICK
Blue delphinium—Warsaw—Flapper Fannie
styles—Humorous recitations—“I’ll swanny.”
(Warsaw High School first three years) ;
Secretary of Class 1; Secretary-Treasurer of
Class 3; President of Biology Class 3 ; Marshal
3; Recitation Contest 2.
(44) FANCES GILLIKIN
Natural smiles—Blue bells—Bicycle rides—
Five-foot-two. ■ - • • *
Glee Club 2, 4; President of Library In
structions Club 4; Book Club 2; Music Club 1.
(45) BUSBIE GLASCOX
U. s. Navy—Sports—Indifference to books—
Happy medium.
Military Club 1; Football Club 2Scouting
3; Music Club 4.
(46) BILL GRADY
Minute details—Sciences—Slicked-back hair—
Sea Scout uniforms.
Boxing 3; lOOS 1, 2, 3; Astronomy Club
4; Home Economics Club for Boys 1.
(47) BESSIE GREENE
Soft green valleys and echoes—Interesting
recollections—G enuineness.
Glee Club 1; Social Committee 4.
(48) GERALENE GREGORY
Unadvertised ability—Demureness—Statuettes
Book Club 1; Latin Club 2; Dramatic Club
3; Library Instructions Club 4; Glee Club 4.
(49) MARY ALICE HARDY
Crossing the state line—Ladies’ Home Journal
■—Jollity—Shorthand symbols.
Latin Club 1, 2; Book Club 1, 2; Girls’
Baseball 1; Cheering Squad 3, 4; Library
Science 4; President of Shorthand II Class
4.
(50) ROBERT HATCH
Swooping airplanes—Tenacity in arguments—
Twinkling eyes—TFar stories.
Interclass Football 3; Football 2; President
of Football Club 1; Interclass Basketball 1, 2;
Interclass Track 3, 4: Tennis 3; Home Room
Secretary 1; Home Room President 4; Avia
tion Club 1, 2; President of Goldsboro Model
Airplane Club 4; Motion Picture Club 4.
(51) DOROTHY HILL
Sprays of lilacs—Glowing beauty—Amiability
—Silhouettes.
(52) MARY CLYDE HILL
White marble table tops—Oxfords—Fast dic
tation—Red taffeta blouses.
Basketball 4; Commercial Club 1, 2.
(53) RUTH HINSON
Hoboes—Tomboyish antics—Bank windows—
Dry humor.
Latin Club 1, 2; Book Club 2. -
(54) RACHEL HOOKS
Swimming pools—Fun ■ and laughter—Windy
days—Brass instruments.
(55) ANNIE LAURIE HOWELL
Chopin—Poive and dignity—Oak Ridge—
Compacts—Rustling Taffeta.
President cf Home Room 1, 2; Scribblers’
Club 1; Interclass Debater 2, 3; “Birds’ Christ
mas Carol” 2; Waitress at Junior-Senior
Banquet 2; Triangular Debater 3; Hi News
Staff 3; Marshal 3, 4; Council Representative
4; Winner of State Piano Contest 4; Delegate
(UnoiTicial) to Student Council Congress 4.