Senior Supplement Goldsboro Hi News THE NEWSPAPER OF THE STUDENT ASSOCIATION VOL XII. No. 8 GOLDSBORO, N. C, JUNE 5, 1939 50 CENTS A YEAR HISTORY of CLASS of ’39—Sy Margie Woaten On Septomber 20, 1935, 271 very timid and terribly friglitenod young people gatb- orcd in the auditorium of Goldsboro Ifigli School, together with some 502 others. 'I'liat 271, dear reader, was us. (. . . IJs at that time being very green, raw fresh men about to bo initiated into that great fraternity of higher learning.) ITowover, we started making history on that first awful day. By this I mean that we 271 unhappy, looked - down-upon-by-the-rest, unfortunate human beings happened to bo the largest group of freshmen over to wan der into the frightfully big auditorium of GHS! But wo bravely struggled on under the pressure of the upperclassmen and elected Billy McClure as president. To assist him were: vice president, Olivia Ferguson; secretary, Frances Yelvorton; treasurer. Bill Black; cheer leader, Caro lyn Langston. After the first week or two we all learned not to wear anything colored green, and it wasn’t quite so bad. Having settled down to work, Ernest Glisson and Carolyn Langston represented us in de bating. The query was: Resolved that GlIS should offer a course in the knowl edge of driving and mechanical ])arts of a car. Evidently we hadn’t had enough prac tice, or we didn’t know enough about cars, because the sophomores, upholding the af firmative, defeated us. Undaunted, wo sallied forth into the world of sj)orts. We contributed five girls to the basketball squad: Marjorie Sutton, Ann Johnson, Virginia Parrish, Peggy Simmons, and Margie Wooten. Then we had three boys, Randy Middleton, Lewis Tilgliinan, and Billy Hood, on the swim ming team. Two events came about that year that concerned our high school. First of these was the School Fair. This was the debut of an event which repeated its success the following year. The other event was the vote for nine months of school. The sup])lement having been ■])assod, Ave were again placed on the list of accredited schools. After exams we breathed sighs of re lief and abandoned school for the summer. All good things must come to an end, so on September 28, 1936, we again as sembled in the auditorium. This year, however, Ave had a more important air around us. Therefore, Avith our groAvn-up feelings draped around us like a cloak, Ave 224 Silly Sophomores politely snubbed the poor, trembling freshmen. We missed our 47 members that we had lost some- Avhere along the way, but we heroically (Please turn to page ;two) zLeoders of Year 1938-39i T— GOLDSBORO HIGH SCHOOL JAMES KANXAN, JK ‘'L(i Jeep!” — monogratna — pa-jamastriped jackets — double-talk. Senior Class President, 5; Chairman, SA Social Committee, 5; President Monogram Club, 4, 5; Foot ball Club, 3, 4; Senior Dramatic Club, 5; Football, 3, 4, 5; Basketball, 4, 5; Swimming, 5; Vice Presi dent, Homeroom, 3; President Homeroom, 5; SA Representative to Kannapolis (official), 5; Junior Play, 3; Senior Play, 5; Most Popular, 4; Wittiest, 4; Best Dancer, 4, 5. BERTA PARKS Cheers and songs — Little Apple — paint boxes and crayons — white moccasins. Cheer I^eader, 3, 4; Class Song Committee Chair man, 3, 4; SA Council Representative, 3; SA Lost and Found Committee, 2; Art Club, 2; Dramatics, 3, 4; Basketball, 3; Homeroom Secretary, 2, 4; Hr News Ad Solicitor, 2; Wunsa Teer Stuf Cartoonist, 3; Hi News Junior Cartoonist, 2; Junior Play, 3; Most Artistic, 1, 2; Most Talented, 2; English-American History Class Secretary, 3; Commencement Music Committee, 4. WILLIE BOYKIN — bow ties — hiccoughs ■ III News Acting Ability ^hop. Class Vice Prejjident, 5; Assembly Committee, 4; Football, 2, 3, 4, 5; Intramural Baseball, 3; Mono gram Club Vice President, 4; Hi News Shop Mana ger, 5; Nature Club, 1; Public Speaking Club Presi dent, 2; Senior Dramatics, 4; Most Representative, 5; Rest All-Round, 5; Most Personality, 5; Wittiest, 5; Most Popular, 5; National Honor Society, 5. MARGIE WOOTEN Concealing grins — out-of-town dates — plaid skirts— pageboy and plaits. Class Historian, 4; Senior Council, 4; Chairmen Class Day Committee, 4; Senior Day Committee, 4; SA Council Representative, 3; Athletic Committee. 3; Chairman SA Nominating Committee. 4; Girls’ Ath letic Club, 3; Senior Dramatics, 4; Monogram Club. 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Captain, 4; Treasurer Homeroom, 4; President Homeroom, 1; Vice President Homeroom, 2; Senior Play, 4; Most Athletic, 2, 4; Best All-round, 2, 4; Open House Guide. 3 ; Secretary History Class, 3; Treasurer Eng lish Class, 3. MARJORIE STEKIIOUSE ”^fudgie” — Indian jewelry — aristocratic hands — Mexican sandals. Class Secretary, 4; Senior Banquet Decorations, 4; Commencement Script Committee, 4; SA Council Rep resentative. 4; Dramatics, 3, 4; Vice President Home room, 3; Junior Council, 3; Senior Play Make-up, 4; Hr News Staff Typist, 4; National Honor Society, 4; (Peabody High, Pittsburgh, Pa., 1, 2.) LILLIE BURNS '‘Stumpy” — impish quuliixes — practical jokes — treasurer's reports. Class Treasurer, 4; Junior Play Ticket Committee, 3; Council Representative, 2; Student Association Handbook Committee, 3; Student Association Nomi nating Committee, 4; Dramatic Club, 3; Homeroom Secretary, 2; Homeroom Vice President, 3; Wittiest, 1; Fair Marshal, 2; Class Marshal, 3, 4; Homeroom Secretary, 4. DOT CREECH Mexican belts — peasant kerchiefs — interesting re ports — Scout pins. Testator, 4; Class Day and Social Committee, 4; Senior Council, 4; Junior Play Property Committee,. 3; Chairman, Junior Class Gift Committee, 3; Council Representative, 4; Board of Elections, 2; Assembly Committee, 4; Girls* Athletic Club, 3; Girl Scouting, 2; Senior Dramatics, 4; Photography, 3; Basketball. 3; Homeroom President, 3; Senior Play, 4; Chief Marshal, 3, 4; School Fair Marshal, 1; President, Algebra Class, 1: President, Latin Class, 1, 2; Secre tary, American History Class, 3; Junior Council, 3; National Honor Society. 4. HUGH DORTCH "Beefus” — Sophomore girls — pranks — T-Models. Class Prophet, 4; Nominating Committee, 4; Band, 2, 3; Hi News, 3; Tennis Club, 4; Football, 3, 4; Manager, Track Team, 4; Homeroom President, 1, 2, 3; Feature Editor, TFt/n.va Yeer Stuf, 3; Hi News Jr. Business Manager, 2; Fair Marshal, 1, 2; Most Intelligent, 1; Ad Solicitor Hi News, 2.

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