Greenville High School - Tau Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

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Tliis year the eighth-grade class contains one hundred sixteen stu- dents. The group has been supervised hy Mr. Judson White, Miss Mary Shaw Robeson, Miss Estelle Greene and Mr. Heman Fulkerson. Many of the eighth graders have participated frequently throughout the year in ;.uch school activities as, football, track, junior high basketball, assem- bly programs, student council, traffic committee, cheer leading and the band. More and more the eighth graders are becoming aware of the part they are supposed to play in school life. Eighth Grade iiomeroom 12 Howard. Williams Homeroom 21 Eleanor Brown Homeroom 29 Mary White Jones Homeroom. 37 Mary A. Whichard

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Ninth-Grade Homeroom Representatives Homeroom 22 Homeroom 33 Martha Mullen Rena Oakes Homeroom 34 Homeroom 40 Eustace Conway William Keck

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Seventh Grade Class History Two seventh-grade groups spent this year in Green- ville High School under the supervision of Miss Virginia Boerger and Mrs. Paul Davenport. There are seventy-nine pupils in two crowded homerooms. The newcomers are more and more realizing that they have a part in the school life and are frequently participating in junior-high activities. Two seventh-grade groups are housed in other buildings this year; one group, in the Training School; another, in the Third Street School. Homeroom Representatives Homeroom 11 Jimmy Futrelle Homeroom 19 Lindy Corey Math Club The Greenville high school Math club, under the advisorship of Miss Evelyn Buchanan is going into its second year of successful existence. This organization, established for the purpose of increasing student knowledge of mathematics, is be- coming outstanding in the field of clubs and extra-curricular groups. John Horne, superior student in Algebra, has been president for the current year. He was assisted by Jane Scoville. vice-president and Betsy Hobgood, secretary-treasurer. V« ' .