Greenville High School - Tau Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

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enior CI ass R. C. FLANAGAN AVitty, cheerful, and friendly— that ' s R. C. He Is one of that kind that you can ' t keep froin liking. He is a hard worker (?) and re- sponds heartily when called upon to do any- thing. We wish there were more R. C. ' s . ' Scouts (1, 2, ,1); Marshal (4). I ' uture: College — somewhere. BROWNIE FLEMING Brownie ' s name was well chosen to suit her lovely brown eyes. She ' s the most peaceful per- son to look at you can imagine. Nothing ever fseems to bother her. Here ' s wishing you luck. Brownie. Oirls ' riuVi (4); Literary Society (.■!); Basket- liall (2. 3): Athletic Association (4). ] ' ' uture: Massey ' s Business College. ALICE FOLEY Alice is the chief factor in making the an- nual what it is. All through the four years of high school she has been an essential part of the Class of ' 25. As editor-in-chief of The Tau, she has exhibited remarkable ahiiity. It can truly be said that she is the teachers ' delight. Hats off to you. Alice! Your person- ality and perseverance will surely gain for you a high pla ce in this ole world, Just as it has in this grand ole high school. Glee Club (2. 4); Girl Scouts (1); Lowell Lit- erary Society (3); Girls ' Club (4); Yanki San , Christmas Operetta (4); Obstinate Family (3); Senior Play (4); Tau Staff (3); Echo Staff (2); Editor-in-Chief Tau (4); President Dramatic Club (3); Junior-Senior Banquet Committee (3). Future: E. C. T. C. WILLIAM FOUNTAIN Ladies and gentlemen, meet William Foun- tain. If you ' ve had the pleasure, you have known a good fellow. On top of being good- looking, he has a good disposition and a keen sense of humor. Being neither a prophet nor the daughter of a prophet, the writer is unable to predict his future, but If, in after life, he will but repeat the success he has made in G. H. S., he will climb far up the ladder of fame. Science Club (4): Boys ' Club (3); Senior Play (4); Junior-Senior Banquet Committee (3): Marshal (3): Echo Staff (2). Future: University- of North Carolina.

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THE TAU Senior Class ELIZABETH EDWARDS Elizabeth has been in our class for three years. She came to us in her sophomore year, and during that time she has won more than many friends. Elizabeth has always had an influence over many of her girl friends, and all of them will say nothing but the best things about her. Girls ' Club (4); Glee Club (2, 4); Athletic Association (4); Literary Society (3); Basket- l)all (4): Track (4); Christmas Operetta, Yan- ki San (4). Future: E. C. T. C. BURTON EVANS In Burton we see that the old proverb, still water runs deep, comes true. Although Dur- ton never says much, what he do?s say makes one sit up and take notice. Here ' s to you, Burton — we know you ' ll succeed! Future: Undecided. NANNIE EVANS Here ' s one of the versatile members of the class. Nannie can draw pictures as well as shoot baskets. And besides that, she ' s as sweet-tempered as the day is long. An all- round, American girl. Senior Girls ' Club (4); Girls ' Athletic Asso- ciation (4); Glee Club (1, 2); Basketball (4); Operetta (4); Art Editor Tau Staff (4). Future: E. C. T. C. RUBELLE EVANS Rubelle is small in stature, but she makes up all deficiencies in height by being one of the jolliest and most lovable members of our class. She is very attractive to the opposite sex. and especially — oh, well, everyone knows whom I, mean! Rubelle is the best kind of sport, and enters everything with a vim and enthusiasm which makes her popular with everyone who knows her. Girls ' Club (3. 4); Girl Scouts (1, 2); Senior Play (4); Tau Staff Subscription Editor (4); Junior-Senior Banquet Committee (3); Invita- tion Committee (4). Future: E. C. T. C. 4

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THE TAU enior CI ass ANASTACIA FORBES Take a generous supply of good nature, much vivacity and pep, sprinkle with sarcasm, and mix well with good sportsmanship, generosity, and friendliness, and the result is Anastacia, a splendid pal in every way. We expect Anas- tacia to settle in the West. Girls ' Club (4); Basketball (2, Interclass Basketball (2). Future: E. f. T. C. 3) ; Captain OLIVIA FORBES When the little band of elite, chosen by Miss Lloyd as charter members of the French Club, met last fall. Olivia was right there. And French isn ' t the only accomplishment she has. We know, because she ' s one of the immortals who made the honor roll this year. ' Nuft said. French Club (4); Senior Science (4). Vice-President. Future: E. C. T. C. Girls ' Club (4); POLLY FULFORD Polly is anothrr member of the Class of ' -Ti at whom it is good to take a second look ' . She is renowned not only because of her fair- ness, but because she possesses so many sterling f|ualities. The most outstanding of these is her evident talent for making friends. This is due to her charming personality and unselfishness. Of the many attractive girls in the school, Polly is the most attractive. We predict for her a life in a little bungalow with lots of V. M. I. pennants hanging ' round. Girls ' Club (4); Girl Scouts (1, 2); French Club (4); Basketba ' l (1. 2); Interclass Basket- ball (2); Athletic Association (1); Senior Play (4): Joke Editor Tau Staff (4); Junior-Sen- ior Banquet Committee (3). Future: E. C. T. C. and teach school with Frances. RUTH GARDNER Behold our star basketball player! Ruth was elected best girl athlete, not without good rea- son. She is a conscientious student and shows excellent class and school spirit. She is every- body ' s friend, and is appreciated by all her classmates. Literary Socioty (31; Girls ' Club f4); Basket- ball (3. 4): Athl ' tic Association (4). Future: College.