Greenville High School - Vespa Yearbook (Greenville, MS)

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L I -' I 4 w I ix If ai' 'L 15, x I . -I will I - -I i I- I I- HID IW I -I SI ll Z , ll I 3 ,Y . ff a liial5 1l 'lil f, , t in lm Il D ' t Barham Sas, g 5 nj t i f f, ff l I T , f lill Zowie, ,tn -13 Sue V, if You I lil y - l !-- Sfryfoy iff' - ll-I wi, l :in ll 111: Q MQ Il liii1-inlii--W-am GH Elections CANDIDATES DISPLAYED posters in the halls for their election campaign. TWO VOTERS carefully selected the candi- dates they considered most capable. Student body and class officers were elected in the spring at G.H.S. Teachers and fellow students en- couraged candidates to run for various offices. Ob- taining petitions and gathering the required number of signatures depending on the office for which they were running was the candidates, first job. Campaign posters showed the candidates' originality and made the student hody aware of the office he was seeking. ln a scheduled assembly, candidates made speeches, soliciting the students, Votes. On the following day juniors and sophomores went to the polls to select the most capable candidates to lead CHS during '67. UNDERCLASSMEN GATHERED at the polls to take advantage of their right to vote. 22 5 , Ji..

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MARGARET RICKARD kicked to the rhythm of the band at a Friday afternoon pep rally. 2243 , lv ' 15-5 Q-. - , ,,,4-.,'57?2lai' P'--2-.Q 2, sf A SENIOR BOYS made vivacious cheerleaders for the Powder Puff football game. ' ist ,nr A . E - - , gf. 1 tott f -Q Q' 2- .- K A . . ft efliigillEf?.g'f 2 'qsigz-ev -f 'f if ' 5' ,t.d? 1 Elf ' ' A-v isit:-gli tit- I W A14-.Z be t, .2 ,J OFFICER TOBY Wood spoke in assembly to the student body on juvenile crime in America today.

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Seventeen students elected to hois Who Petitions circulated for the PICA-sponsored Who's Who contest. Students obtained twenty-five signatures to nominate classmates for all categories except Mr. and Miss GHS. An anonymous student-faculty commit- tee chose nominees for Mr. and Miss GHS. Teachers issued ballots in homeroom where students voted for all categories. After counting votes, the PICA announced winners and awarded trophies in an assembly patterned after the Academy Awards. BOBBY JOHNSON, Merrie Denman, and Andy Ezell signed petitions for the Who's Who Contest. 5' fi A l l MEMBERS OF Who's Who were, from bottom to top: Terry Reynolds, Mary Kirk Baskin, Dickey Etheridge, Johnny Walker, Dexter England, Linda Brame, Brenda Hays, Murray Williams, Bagan Kimbrell, Gene Ham, Kent Thompson, Jerry Young, Marcia Fleming, Glenda Lewis, and Bubba Thompson. Not pictured are: Ellie Ray, Jackie Bruce, Belle Wade Frame. MR. AND Miss GHS, Dickie Etheridge and Dexter England, reigned over Greenville High.