Greenville High School - Tau Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

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Greenville High School Band The 1942-43 hig-h school band has played for numei- ous patriotic rallies and programs, given its annual three concerts, participated in the Christmas parade, played for several programs and other local events. Because of the war the annual district contest, which has been held each spring, has been called off for the duration. This will be the first year that the band hasn ' t gained recognition at this festival. Mr. H. a. McDougle, Instructor Greenville High School Glee Club The 1942-43 Glee Club has participated in many things they have done this year are as follows: gave activities during the year. Al.aough the v-lixed Chorus a concei-t, assisted with Christmas program, gave the members, nor, for that matter, any Glee Club members operetta, The Chimes of Normandy, and assisted with attended the Musical Contest held in Greensboro in ytusi many school programs, years, the glee club has had a busy year. Among Ih.e Miss Ona Shindler, Instructor

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Diversified Occupations Sixteen students comprised the 1942-43 Diversified Occupation classes. Irregular meetings were held throughout the year because fewer activities were car- ried on. The social events of the year took place at tl. ' -Episcopal Parish house. While the annual banquet, held in honor of the employers anJ advisory committee, was given at the Rotary Club on April 29. Sherwood Bullock, President Margaret Johnson, Secretary Mr. Wallace Bourne Gene Skinner, Vice-President Milton Howard, Treasurer

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COGA In order to recognize girls in their sportsmanship and ability in various sports, the COGA, club for outstand- ing girl athletes, was organized last fail. Twenty girls were chosen to make up this club with Miss Sara Harrison, faculty adviser. These girls have par- ticipated in basketball and Softball for several years. The purpose of the club is to pro- mote achievement and interest in the field of sports for girls. I Josie Barnes White Mary Anne Duncan Ann Bailey Blank Lois Brandt Barbara Gardner Jean Hilton Mascot Penny Monogram Club When it became necessary to change the type of sports participation be- cause of gas rationing, the club was faced with a problem that had never before had to be met. However, intra- mural sports became very important to all active athletes. During the year the club has taken in new members, after the usual initi- ation. Hubert Musselwhite, President Henry Andrews, Sec.-Treas. Billy Sugg, Vice-President Mr. R. B. Starling, Adviser f 1 r I