Greenville High School - Tau Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

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Greenville High School Faculty J. H. Rose, Superintendent J. R. Wilkerson, Principal Naomi Newell Mrs. Howard Mims Wallace Bourne Sara Harrison Mrs. H. H. Cunningham Alice Strawn Mrs. W. T. King II. A. McDougle Mrs. Bessie C. Picklesimer Louise Swann Evelyn Buchanan Mrs. C. A. Bowen R. B. Starling Mrs. Luther Herring F ' stelle Greene Laura Bell Ona Shindler Boley Farley Imogene Riddick Deanie Boone Haskett Mrs. A. L. Dittmer Isabel Reid Father Gable Not pictured : Eva Hodges, Mrs. Denton Rossell and Louise Dalton

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Sophomore Class Helen Ruth Adams Earline Allen Fenner Allen Helen Mae Allen Vivian Allen Beverly Ballard Mattie Laurie Barber Fred Lee Blank Joyce Briley Eleanor Brown Hubert Brown Jack Brown James Collins Dorothy Conway Anne Cox Marian Cox Kenneth Dail Faye Duval Sarah Jean Ellis Dorothy Etheridge Dennis Fleming- Delphia Flye Dick Flye Virginia Gaylord Mary Ann Harris Rachel Hawkins Dorothy Nell Henderson Thelma Howard Stephen Humbles Virginia Hunning Jean Johnson Mary White Jones Frances Jordan SuFanne Kilgo Jim Lanier Amos Leggett Jane Massey Margaret Mercer Phil Moore Phyllis Moore Christine Mozingo Edith Nisbet Stuart Murphy Claude Plyler Elizabeth Ricks Marie Rouse Ed Schwartz Mary Snedeker Marian Gray Taylor Nancy Taylor Frances Tucker Larry Tucker Gladys Tyndall Herbert Waldrop Grace Ward David Whichard Mary Andrews Whichard Charles Whiteford Harold Williams Howard Williams Lillian Wooten Richaixl Worsley Kathryn Youngblood Betty Ann Rawles Stephen Humbles, President Mary Ann Harrls, Secretary Richard Worsley, Monitor OFFICERS and ADVISER Davtd Whichard, Vice-President Howard Williams, Treasurer Mrs. Luther Herring, i dvisor HISTORY The Sophomore Class was organized for the firs I time m the history of Greenville high school on October 20, 1942. „ he purpose of organizing the Sophomore Class wa-- To help in the advancement of our hjp-h school- tc prepare students to hold offices of future classes; ' and to teach students more about parliamentary procedure. The class chose as its motto Not on top but still climbing. The Coronation Ball, formerly sponsored by the Journalism Class, was presented this year by the Sophomore Class. It was one of the moct outstanding social functions of this year. Too, it was the only dance tending towards formalism which the underclassmen attended at the high school.

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Junior High Superlatives Best dayicer Randolph Mixon, Jean Hilton Biggest flirts Jimmy Glenn, Joyce Duke Most attractive Jimmy Futrell, Jean Hilton Biggest line-shooter Harvey Clayton, Joyce Duke Best all around Jimmy Futrell, Jean Hilton Best figure Catherine Spearman Best physique Tom Smith Best looking Billy Harrington. Delia Perry Most studious Joe Bowen, Eleanor James Most likely to succeed Lindy Corey The sweetest Julian White, Delia Perry Most popidar Jimmy Glenn, Jean Hilton Most athletic Billy Harrington, Pat Parrish Laziest Joe Trotman, Eloise Tucker Most modern Joe Bowen, Anne Glass Wittiest . Joe Trotman, Carolyn Clark Most bashful Jimmy Cozart, Ivlartha Conway Best disposition Anne Oakley, Delia Perry, Ella Frances Viola Best dressed Joe Bov en, Mary Rose Crisp Most talkative Billy Bowen, Carolyn Clark Seventh Grade Mrs. A. L. Dittmer