Greenville High School - Tau Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

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; Ann McCormick ■ Doris Nelson Margaret Nelson Naomi Overton i Deivey Page Nina Reclditt Anna Lee Register Doris Roberts Senior Superlatives Most attractive Joy Flanagan, J. B. Kittrell Best personalitg Jane Scoville, J. B. Kittrell Best looking Jodie Flanagan, Larry James Best dressed Ruby Taylor, John Collins Most popular Jane Harrison, C. B. Rowlette Best all around Betty Tyson, J. B. Kittrell Cutest Lib Sugg, Snag Clark Most likely to succeed Jane Scoville, Herbert W. Lee Most studious Anna Lee Register, J. N. Williams Best dancer Ann McCormick, C. B. Rowlette Most athletic Betty Tyson, Larry James Best disposition Jane Harrison, Fenner Corbett Most bashfid Mamie Ruth Gilbert, Edmond Boyd Friendliest Jane Scoville, Fenner Corbett Most musical Jennie C. Joyner, J. N. Williams Best sense of humor : Wilma Cozart, Edgar Denton Biggest flirt Lib Sugg, Ralph Hunter Most talkative Jennie C. Joyner, Ollie Clark Best figure Doris Roberts Best physique Larry James Most sincere Ruby Taylor, Bruce Mayo Edna Ross C. B. Rowlette Jean Rush George Saacl Paul Scott Jane Scoville Staley Smith Vera Dare Stocks

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Thelma House Jessie Ray Hoivard Marguerite Hudson Ralph Hunter - , ' a r ry James Lillian James Berhice Jefikins Sidney Johnson Senior Class History Fen-er Corbett, vice-president; Evelyn Langley, secretary and Larry James, treasurer. With the able help of our Junior advisers, Miss Helen Dugan, Mr. Herman Dally and Mr. Judson White, we were able to give an outstand- ing Junior-Senior banquet-dance. Under Jane Harrison’s supervision, the class participated for the first time in a magazine campaign, which boosted the junior funds con- siderably. As juniors we were well represented in all curricular and extra-curricular activities. Marshals chosen from our class because of superior scholastic work were Betsy Hobgood and J. N. Williams, chief marshals; Jane Scoville, Anna Lee Register, Evelyn Langley, Mary Sue Moore, Jennie Joyner, Fenner Corbett, Bernice Jenkins, J. Hicks Corey, and Herbert Lee. Chosen early this year as senior class officers were Bruce Mayo, president; Jane Scoville, vice-president; Frances Willard, secretary; and Betty Tyson, treasurer. Besides sponsoring the senior play the class of 1941 also presented the annual Christmas program and arranged for Christmas gifts for several needy families. Jennie Joyner J. B. Joyner J. B. Kittrell, Jr. Evelyn Langley Herbert Lee Audrey Lum Bruce Mayo Mary Sue Moore

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Lih Sugg Frances Sivinclell Ruby Taylor Bruce Thigpen Betty Tyson Burney Warreyi Susie Warren Lib Wells Senior Superlatives, Continued Most individual Ruby Taylor, Herbert W. Lee Most talented Ruby Taylor, J. N. Williams Most dependable Mary Sue Moore, Bruce Mayo Most tactful Mary Sue Moore, J. B. Kittrell Wittiest Wilma Cozart, Edgar Denton Teacher’s pet Betsy Hobgood, Fenner Corbett Most “ooyyiph” Betty Tyson, C. B. Rowlette Moodiest Betty Tyson, Herbert White Lee Most indifferent Peggy West, John Collins Most ynodern Ruby Taylor, John Collins Most vivacious Lib Wells, Edgar Denton Siveetest Joy Flanagan, Fenner Corbett Most graceful Jodie Flanagan, Travis Flanagan Biggest line-shooter Lib Sugg, Travis Flanagan Most ideal Joy Flanagan, Larry James Most versatile Jane Harrison, Herbert White Lee Most intellectual Jane Scoville, J. N. Williams Best leader Jane Harrison, Fenner Corbett Most friviolous Jennie C. Joyner, C. B. Rowlette Most affected . Lib Sugg, John Collins Laziest Travis Flanagan, Ann McCormick Peggy West Edna Eaiie Whichard Eyyyynie Lou White Gloyda Whitehurst Frances Willard Elizabeth Williayns J. N. Williayyis Louise Wooteyi