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Page 31 text:
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RADIO CLUB The Radio Club has been very ac- tive this year in helping to broadcast the High School radio programs and furnishing good music for the dances. Members are: Alvin Taylor, Herbert Corey, Denis Fleming, Frank Diener, Jimmy Ward, John Mayo, Charlie Jones, Sherrod White, and Tommy Deiner. Mr. E. R. Robinson serves as adviser. FRENCH CLUB With the purpose of letting the members exercise the French they had learned in class, the French Club was re- organized this vear by a group of second vear students and met every Monday night. The club gave two plays, one to the French classes and the other, Faim Est Un Grand Inventor , to the Senior High as a chapel program.
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Page 30 text:
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THE BETA CLUB The Beta Club engaged in many interesting activities this year. They sponsored the annual Beta Carnival, pre- pared a Christmas basket for the Service League, and held their annual College Day. This year ' s officers are Gladys Tyndall, president; Sarah Jean Ellis, vice-president; Elizabeth Ricks, secretary; Nancy Taylor, treasurer; and Miss Deanie Boone Haskett, adviser. Front row: Gladys Tyndall, Sarah Jean Ellis, Elizabeth Ricks, Nancy Taylor. Back row: Miss Deanie Boone Haskett, adviser, Lillian Wooten, Robbie Dean Dixon, Lewis Lawrence, Mary Ruth Carter, Mary Ann Harris, Dot Sugg Ormond, Dorothy Etheridge, Frances Hobgood, Ruth Taylor, Eleanor Brown. Not Pictured: Jack Whichard. MARSHALS This year ' s Marshals are: Nancy Taylor, Elizabeth Ricks, Gladys Tyndall, Lillian Wooten, Mary Ann Harris, and Sarah Jean Ellis.
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DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS AND TECHNICAL HIGH CLASSES In Greenville High School we have had for the past two years two vocational schools. The students in the Diver- sified Occupations classes work a half day and then during the other half are instructed in class on subjects related to their work. The Technical High School offers courses in industrial arts, v oodshop cabinet-making, and in carpentry. Howard C. Ford serves as instructor.
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