Greenville High School - Tau Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

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OFFICERS Wilma Allen Helen Anian Ed Batchelor Gloria Bell Sarah Lee Bland J. L. Brandt Eifuice Broadwell Alj ce Ruth Bundy Sudie Carawan A. 0. Clark Margaret Clark Jidij Conway Eustace Conway Joyce Corbett Alma Corey ViTfjil Corey Marie Coward Orphia Crawford Harper Darden Bi ' hj Denton Mary Ann Duncan Sydney Dunn Btister Ellers Leonard Ernest Jack Scott, President Shirley Savage, Secretary Mattie Harris Mayo, Vice-Presidejit William Keck, Treasurer ADVISERS Mrs. Howard Mims Mrs. H. H. Cunningham Miss Imoc-ene Riddiciv Miss Deanie Boone Haskeii Jean Evans Dick Fleminfi Leon Fleming Ralph Fleyning Irene Forbes Russell Gardner Phil Goodson Wallace Gurganus Mary Lou Hardee Harriette Harrington Doroth y Harrington Henry Harris Ben Harrison Betsy Hellen Edna Ipock Elizabeth Ann Johnson

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Mai ' ij Patricia Waldrop Heleyi Marie Ward Vivian Eloise Warren James Hcrndon Warrefi Shirley Ann Warner Nellie Margueritte White Mitchell Erwin White, Jr. Doris Marie Whitehurst James Albiofi Williams Richard Carlton Wilson Max Wilton Willi ford Senior Superlatives Most attractive J. B. Smith, Edna Munford Best personality Charles Pace, Virginia Simpson Best looking James Hudson, Bernie Smith Best dressed Virgil Clark. Bernie Smith Most popular Charles Moye, Shirley Warner Best all around Henry Andrews, Shirley Warner Cutest Pat Corey, Evelyn Foley Most likely to succeed Louis Dupree, Shirley Warner Most stndious... Jimmy Warren, Betty Thorne Forrest Best dancer Pat Corey, Bernie Smith Most athletic... Hubert Musselwhite, Virginia Simpson Best disposition Henry Andrews, Evelyn Foley Most bashful . Kirby Allen, Rachel Brookes Friendliest Billy Wavne Tucker. Evelyn Foley Most musical Carl Alligood, Pat Waldrop Best sense of hum,or Albion Williams, Margaret Lee Duke Biggest flirt Pat Corey, Jane Smith Most talkative Pat Corey, Anne Bailey Blank Best figure - Bernie Smith Best physique Hubert Musselwhite Most sincere Jack Carson, Pat Waldrop Most individual Carlton Wilson, Cora Boyd Redditt Most talented Carl Alligood. Pat Waldrop Most tact fid Billy Wayne Tucker, Pat Waldi op Wittiest Charles Pace, Margaret Lee Duke Teachers ' pet Jimmy Warren, Shirley Warner Most oomph . - - Dick Stokes, Ann Hardee Moodiest Louis DuPree, Florence Hoiton See Add Pages

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Marf aret Ann Johnson William Keck Lizzie Keeeh Elizabeth Kittrell Theodore Lupton Mattie Harris Mayo Mary Pearl Meeks Pcf f U Mitchell Tommy Moore Ann Morton Dnuf las Nelson Margare t Nisbet Betsy Nobles Rena Oakes Lee Belle Paramora Grace Peel Myrtle Gray Pollard Annie Lee Powell Herbert Proctor Knott Proctor • Gladys Reagan Joe Register Charlotte Robertson Ledyard Ross Junior Class History The Junior Class of 1943 has not carried on as many activities as preceding Junior Clashes due to the present world conditions. Early in the year the Junior Class decided it would be unpatriotic to sponsor the banquet as usual, but they nlanned to carry on some of the customary activities; the proceeds of which would be used for the annual Junior-Senior dance. The class has sponsored a movie-dance, a double header basketball game followed by a dance, and a magazine sale, The Junior-Senior, May 7th, held in the high school auditorium was very colorful and summed the Junior Class yearly activities up at 1:00 Saturday morning. May 8, 1943. Tom Rowlette Shirley Savage Jack Scott Mercer Simmons Peggy Rose Smith Billii Sugg Lela Mae Sutton Ma7 ' ii Barden Taylor Grace Tripp Mimie Tripp Adelaide Warren Hennie Ruth Whichard Jean White Josie Barries White Beverly Whitley Sarah Frances Williams Johnny Wilson