Greenville High School - Tau Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

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Lucille Teel Jane Tucker Marvin Turner Bill Turner Doris Tyndall Joe Tyson William Vincent Faye Walters Senior Faculty Advisers EVELYN BUCHANAN N. H. CAMERON SARA HARRISON Percy Wells Edna Earle Whichard Kathleen Whichard Elizabeth Williams Frances Williams Thomas Williams Elizabeth Wiriberry James Worsley

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Jane Rogers Leah Mildred Ross Troy Rouse Martha Roive ■John Saieed Margaret Savage Evelyn Scheller Ann Skinner Senior Superlatives Most individual Alice Rieman, Carl Corey Most talented Elizabeth Bridgers, Billy Horne Most dependable Elizabeth Bridgers, Tom Williams Most tactful Elizabeth Bridgers, James Register Wittiest Sarah Moore, James L. Briley Teachers ' pet Gertrude May, Layton Clark Most oomph Dorothy Davenport, Frank Rankin Moodiest Doris Tyndall, Mor ris Abeyounis Most indifferent Jean Murphy, Layton Clark Most modern Frances Glass, Leon Smith Most vivacious Sarah Moore, James L. Briley Sweetest Margaret Mills, John Horne Most graceful Margaret Mills, Jack Edwards Most in love Evelyn Scheller, William Dail Biggest line-shooter Dorothy Davenport, Ralph Hunter Laziest Jean Harrington, Thomas Harrington Most ideal Rachel Fleming, John Horne Most versatile Elizabeth Bridgers, Billy Horne Most intellectual Alice Rieman, James Worsley Best leader Elizabeth Bridgers, Jack Edwards Most frivolous Leah Mildred Ross, Morris Abeyounis Leon Smith, Jr. Rachel Spain Helen Sparrow John Spearman Johnnie Speight Geraldine Stokes G. A. Taylor, Jr. Rosalie Taylor

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Student Cooperative Association The 1941-42 school year was one of the outstanding- progress for the Student Cooperative Association. Under the able guidance of President Richard Duncan and P ' aculty Adviser H. H. Cunningham much was accomplished during the year. Other officers of this year ' s council were Billy Horne, vice-president; Louis Dupree, secretary; and Eustace Conway, treasurer. Upon the resignation of Billy Horne, Elizabeth Bridgers was selected to fill the unexpired term of vice- president. This year ' s activities began with an open forum to stimulate interest in homeroom representatives and to discuss an amendment concerning their selec- tion. Later in the year another forum was held to discuss the purchase of a curtain and a bus. Representatives of the council attended both the North Carolina State Stu- dent Council Congress, which convened in Charlotte, and the Eastern District meeting of the congress held in Kinston. Jack Edwards was president of the NCSSCC, and Rachel Fleming was secretary of the Eastern District meeting. A panel discussion, Student Morale and Cooperation, was led by Richard Duncan at the district meeting. Richard Duncan The council had no income at the beginning of school until it was employed to sell cafeteria tickets. Other sources of revenue have been the sponsoring of movies, the sale of paper and stationery and the coronation ball. Numerous projects have been undertaken by this year ' s council. A drive was conducted to secure funds for the Red Cross, and two big non-profit dances were sponsored. War stamps are being sold and waste paper is being collected by the council to aid in our war effort. This organization aided greatly in the purchase of a curtain and a school bus. A chapel program emphasizing the accomplish- ments of various school organizations and activities was sponsored by the SCA. Recently magazines were collected under the council ' s supervision for the service men visiting our city. As an innovation in council meetings, a devotional is conducted at the begin- ning of each session. An orientation committee, with Shirley Warner as chair- man, has been formed to help acquaint new teachers and students of next year with the student council and other organizations and activities in GHS. In the spring elections Charles Pace emerged victorious over Shirley Warner in the presidential race for SCA officers. Billy Wayne Tucker defeated Pac Waldrop after a second primary to become vice-president. The other officers for next year ' s SCA are Margaret Nesbit, secretary and Ed Rawl, treasurer. H. H. Cunningham