Greenville High School - Tau Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

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May 28, 1937 G R E E N L I G H T S Page Elfman Seventh Grade This year for the first time in the history of the Greenville school system a separate junior high school department has been functioning. Mrs. Luther Herring has served as principal of the junior division. ' Ninth Grade Enrolled in the ninth grade are one hundred twenty- six students. Homeroom teachers for this group are Miss Estelle Greene, Miss Deannie Boone Haskett, Robert Sugg Fleming, and Herman Dally. Some of the ninth graders have attempted student government in their homeroom groups, and a large number have been active in the athletic and the music departments of the school. Eighth Grade A vital part of the junior high school is the eighth grade whose one hundred twenty-two members have been guided by Mrs. Maude Bowen, Miss Evelyn Buchanan, and T. C. Bryan. Every phase of school activity has been well-supported by this group. Seventh Grade The seventh grade numbers one hundred forty-six, but only one hundred sixteen are housed in Greenville High. One group remained at the Training School this year. Miss Lucille Minton, Miss Mozelle Jones, and Leroy Bloomingdale directed the affairs of the seventh graders.

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P61516 Ten GRE EN LIGHTS May 28, 1937 Ninth Grade 1 4 X I Eighth Grade

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I'agc Tzeelzic G R E F N L I G H T S May 28, 1937 Charter Members ol Quill and Scroll Delegates to New Vorl4 Convention A local chapter of Quill and Scroll Internat- ional Honor Society for High School Journalists. was installed in Greenville High, early in February. The journalists admitted into the Green Lights chapter on basis of their superior attainments in journalism follow: sitting: Edna May Turnage, Pauline Abeyounis, Rosa Lee McGowan, Ernestinc Hcbgoodg standing: Earle Hellen, James Whit- field. William Harris, V. M. Mulholland, adviser, Tholnton Ryan, Carl Pierce, and Allen Taylor. O At the left are delegates to the Columbia Scholastic Press Association convention, held in New York, March 11, 12, and 125. fJunius Good- win. delegate, was unable because of illness to ap- pear in the picture.J At this convention Green Lights was awarded a first place honor rating along with twelve other schools throughout the nation of the same classification.