Greenville High School - Tau Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

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If all the leading men of the county are ready and willing to give their money and personal support to this movement, I don ' t see why they would want to give to something that wasn ' t worth while; so it must be. Many people in boarding houses and private homes are often very ill and cannot be given the best attention, while, if we had a hospital, they could have it there. It would be a good thing for the county, because people had rather live where there is a hospital not very far off than to have to go a long way. The most fitting tribute that we could pay our dead heroes would be to have a hospital in their memory. It would be much better than an arch, monument or the like. They would do no good, and I am sure, if they could, they would say that they had rather have the hospital as a memorial. It would serve others just as they served othei ' S. And so let us all think about this and decide that we are going to have a Memorial Hospital, for Pitt County has been over the top in everything else and we ' re going to do so in this. Note. — Prize of $1.5.00 awarded by Pitt County Memorial Hospital yVssociation.

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WHERE OH WHFRE R£:THEL0l E5ICf JUNIORS Junior (Elagg Colors: Green and Gold Flower: Daffodil President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Will Whedbee Hogan Gaskins Dink James Lee King Marcellus Fleming Mary Ruth Allsbrook Laura Foley Mary Little Bessie Ricks Mary Thomas Pearl Wright Nancy Arthur Will Whedbee Mary Andrews William Brown HoRTENSE HiGGS Elizabeth Higgs Elizabeth White Nina Ruth Spivey Bert Moye Edna Clapp Marguerite Manning Dink James Iva Bradley Alya Taylor Mary Corbitt Robert Little Leona Newton Pattie Jenkins Hogan Gaskins George Hadley Mattie Perkins Kathleen Spain Hannah Fulford Nella Mabe Alice Lee Hooker Frank Jolly Mary Bagley Overton