Greenville High School - Tau Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

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May 27, 1938 GREEN LIGHTS M useum Club Pane Seventeen mm, Within a few months the Museum Club, recently or- ganized by Mr. Robert Sugg Fkming, biology instructor, has gone a long way towards making itself one of the outstanding factors in school life. The officers for this club are Wilbur Brown, president, and LaRue McLaw- horn, secretary. Greenville High School Beta Club

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Page Sixteen GREEN LIGHTS May 27, 1938 Under the leadership of H. A. McDougle, the Green- ville High School band is making rapid strides toward giving the school a band of first-class proportions. The organization has long bsen an asset to the school by play- ing for the various functions. In addition the band has played fcr several out-of-town occasions. Each year the group, composed of forty students, has entered the North Carolina Music Festival contests at Greensboro. Greenville High School Glee Clubs Since its organization two years ago at the innova- tion of a twelve-year program, the Junior High School Glee Club has quickly made a place for itself in regular routine of the high school. Like the other music organ- ization in the school, the Junior High Glee Club also en- tered thp State contests. Miss Mozelle Jones is director of the group. As one of the oldest organizations in the school, the G. H. S. Gke Club has played a vital part in establishing the reputation of Greenville High School as a leader among the schools of the .State. The Senior High School group, directed by Miss Ona Shindler, has represented the school in the annual Greensboro contests for several years, each time creating a favorable record.

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Page Eighteen GREEN LIGHTS May 27, 1938 Aside from his duties as superintendent of the Greenville City Schools, Junius H. Rose has taken an active part during t he past year in advancing the theory of student cooperaltive government in Greenville High School. At the present he is a member of the finance committee of this organization. During th; coming year Mr. Rose will devote much of his time ccmpleting plans for the new high school. James L. Li,ttle, chairman of the school board of the city of Greenville, has always advocated a progressive school program. For a generation Mr. Little has been known as an outstanding educator ana friend of the schools. He and the other members of the school board are now working to secure a new school building, which will house either the junior or senior high. t i ii|i»iii((iiii»iiii,M , 1 Holding the honor of having been the first to be elected president of the stud-ant body is Louis Mayo. A leader in scholarship, Louis is also president of the French Club, the Radio Club and the Debate Club, txtra-curricu- lar activities. This spring he was a ' mem-ber of the nega- tive team which advanced to the semi-finals in the annual Aycock cup competition at Chapel Hill.