Greene Central High School - Centralis Yearbook (Snow Hill, NC)

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i , Student Council Tommy Rouse, presiding off- icerat the weekly cou neil meetings, leads the group in a discussion of current projects. 'netsw 1 3585, ws N-5 li ONS we Eli , , 2 it 5 The officers of the Student Council are as follows: TOMMY ROUSE, president, BECKY LANE, vice-president, KAY CARTER, secretary, CAROL ANN Q THOMAS, treasurer. we - . Patrolman Eure helps Becky Lane and Tommy Rouse plan the safety drive. Mrs. EvelynBoado, Dianne May, Carolyn Rouse, and Marietta Davis work on the donkey for a Student Council float. The float placed first in the Kinston Parade,

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Dora and Becky tell the government class about Girls' State. Boys' State Representative Pat Exum, Greene Central's representative to Boys' State, was chosen from the rising senior class. While at the Univ e rs i ty of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Pat learned about the workings of the state government. Dora Carraway seems well aware that good citizenship includes keeping public property teven lockersj clean and neat. Girls' State Representatives Becky Lane and Dora Carraway attended the Twenty- fourth Annual Tar Heel Girls' State at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. The girls, chosen from the rising senior class, merited the honor because of their m ental alertness, co-operativeness, honesty, depend- ability, leadership, and citizenship. Pat and Sam Bundy trace the movement of a bill hrough Congress. DAR Award Annually the local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Colonel Alexander McAllister Chapter, awards to a senior girl a medal for good citizenship. The recipient of the award for the current year is Dora Carraway.

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V! 1 , I Linda F. Taylor, Janice Mooring, Luvoice Browder, Kay Ham, I e n ni f e r Taylor, Ruby Parker, and Mary Helen Shirley prepare tables for a Mother-Daughter Banquet. FHA The Futur e Homemakers of America strive to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and sat- isfaction of homemaking, to work for good home and family life for all, to create leadership for home and community life, and to further the interest in home economics. As projects, F. H. A. plans to help a needy family, to have a fair exhibit, and to have a school improve- ment project during F.H.A. week. The members of the F.H.A. participate in Bi-County, District, and State rallies. They also plan an initiation party, a valentine party, and a Mother-Daughter Banquet. Linda N e t h e r c u t t, Rose Hill, Brenda Nethercutt, Patricia Da vis, and other F.H.A. members are on their way to a F.H.A. rally. Current F. H. A. officers are as follows: LOIS GREY, rec- reation leaderg SHIRLEY CREECH, r e p o r t e rg BRENDA NETHERCUTT, parliamentariang SUSAN TURNAGE, his- torian, MARY ROBERSON, president, SUSAN SPEIGI-IT, tI'e3S1lI'el'.