Greenville High School - Tau Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

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JUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE CLUB The Junior High Science Club was organized by those students in terested in furtherning their knowledge of science. Mr. E. R. Robinson serves as the adviser. SENIOR HIGH SCIENCE CLUB This year the Senior High Science Club was organized for the purpose of forming a museum and furthering the knowledge of Science in Greenville High School. Although it was late in the year before they got started, a constitu- tion was drawn up and the following officers elected : President Kay Van Nortwick ; Vice-President, Tommy Diener ; Secretary, Mary Ruth Carter ; and Treasurer, Junius Rose. Mrs. Christine Tripp serves as adviser.

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BLACK MASQUERS Aided by the Dramateers the Black Masquers presented a three-act play, The Home Front , and sponsored a war bond auction on November 28, 1944. Also they attended the Drama Festival in Chapel Hill from April 12-14. Officers: President, Lillian Wooten; Vice-President, Mac Batchelor; Corresponding Secretary, Faye Duval; Recording Secretary, Joyce Briley; Treasurer, Kathryn Van Nortwick; Sergeant-at-Arms, lone Bradsher. Front row: Mary Ann Harris, lone Bradsher, Lillian Wooten. Back row: Kathryn Van Nortwick, Faye Duval, Mrs. Howard Mims, Joyce Briley, Mac Batchelor. Not Pictured : Kathryn Youngblood. DRAMATEERS Front row, Left to right: Joyce Briley, Frances Tucker, Muriel Shotwell, Lina Worthington, Adviser, Mrs. Howard Mims. Second row: James Crawford, Catherine Anne Jolly, Betty Jo Wilson, Martha Kate Oakley, and Lillian Wooten. Third row: Joe Ethridge, Lawrence Posey, O ' Neal Roebuck, Joe Trotman, Guy Evans, Amos Leg- gett. Not Present: Yvette Johnson. The Dramateers with the co-operation of the Black Masquers presented a three act play in the Sixth War Loan Drive — The admission for the play was a bond. During the year the class worked on one act plays and each Dramateer directed one play.

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BAND Under the direction of Mr. H. A. McDougle the 1944- ' 45 Greenville high school band has played for several patri- otic rallies, programs, concerts, local events and has made several broadcasts from the band room. Because of the war the annual district contest, held each spring, has been called off for the duration. However, five members repre- sented the Greenville high school band at the All-State Band Contest held in Henderson this year. The band con- sists of 63 students, one drum major, two majorettes, and three flag bearers. ORCHESTRA By hard work and regular class period rehearsals, this year ' s orchestra was able to perform creditably as an or- ganization and in March they joined the band in presenting the Annual Spring Concert. This Page Sponsored By Carolina Dairy