Greenville High School - Tau Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

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J. Hicks Corey Wilma Cozart Edgar Denton Frances Dunn Litcdle Edwards Lila Lee Everington Josephine Flanagan Joy Flanagan Senior Class History If we considered our life in G. H. S. chronologically, we should begin with our first days as frightened seventh- graders in the Junior high school. Wei’e we to begin with our outstanding successes, however, we should mention in- stantly our cooperation in helping Herb Lee produce a successful senior play just a few weeks ago. In this ven- ture each senior as well as the senior advisers. Miss Imogene Riddick and Miss Evelyn Buchanan, worked as a unit to put over in a big way “Night Must Fall.” No success of the current school year 1940-1941 could be mentioned without some senior sharing the honor. Of course, this is as it should be! In the realm of scholastic activities, sports, music, dramatics, journalism, student government and other extra-curricular areas, the class of 1941 has excelled. Enthusiasm and intelligence have characterized the leadership of the senior class through- out the year. As Juniors we selected Jane Harrison for president; Travis Flayiagan Ami Gaskins Mamie Ruth Gilbert Billy Gulley Blanche Hardee Jane Harrison Betsy Hobgood John Horne

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Lila Mae Allen Viola Bailey Annie Lee Baker Edmund Boyd Doris Briley Paul Britt Joe Broadhurst Doris F. Brown Senior Class Officers BRUCE MAYO, President FRANCES WILLARD, Secretary JANE SCOVILE, Vice-President BETTY TYSON, Treasurer Doris H. Brown Helen Butler Ruby Butner Lucy Churchill Fenner Corbett

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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