Greenville High School - Vespa Yearbook (Greenville, MS)

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A B2 l Z ANN CAMPBELLg Rosemary Kellyg Dexter England, most beautifulg Donna Popeg Elaine Wilcox. '-x CJ' fps

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Miss Mississippi presented senior beauties BETH TEUNISSON and Cay Gay Call congratu- lated Donna Pope after the program. Nominated by the Senior Class, ten senior girls competed for the title of Most Beautiful. In February, three out- of- town judges became acquainted with the five finalists at a Home Economics tea where they rated the girls on poise, charm, and beauty. Following the tea, Miss Patsy Puckett, Mississippi's rep- resentative to the Miss America contest, introduced the beauties in a formal assembly program. Y . RUNNERS UP heartily congratulated Dexter England on receiving the white or- chid which named her most Beautiful Senior. 24

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Full house enjoyed 1966 senior play The senior class presented Rally 'Round the Flag Boysf. Directed by Miss Faye Chrismond, the 28- member cast spent school nights and week-ends re- hearsing. Behind the scenes, students labored over set, props, make-up, sound effects, and lights. Morning announcements and a upreviewv assembly program aroused interest in the play. On a mid- March night, a full house enjoyed the comedy per- formance. After the play, the cast celebrated its suc- cess at a party, where they presented Miss Chrismond a purse. CITIZENS OF the town attended Grace Banner rnan's folk drama, held in the city hall, on the Battle of Putnam,s Landing. I JY Q REHEARSALS FOB thesenior play were long and tiring, but members of the cast managed to enjoy themselves. BOB GRUBE, as Opie, serenaded Comfort BACKSTACE CREWS worked each night in Goodpasture, played by Linda Scott. helping to make the play a success. 5