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

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L 5 ,, t X F.F.A. offi c ers meet to discuss the nearing contests. Danny Carraway presides at the meeting. F. F.A. members annually select an F. F.A. sweet- heart. Bettie Taylor is the present sweetheart. 'ai A y 1 Q f-:Jr Club members work on F. F.A. classwork. FFA The Future Farmers of America Club is one of the busiest clubs at Greene Central. Some of their many aims and purposes are to develop competent, aggressive rural and agriculture leadershipg to encourage members in the development of individual farming programsg to develop character, useful citizenship, and patriotism. They plan to enter many contests such as the public speaking contest, crops judging contest, and the parlia- mentary procedure contest. Members also attend F. F.A. Camp, Convention, and Federation Banquet. Committee c h a i r m e n Ricky Creech, ja m e s Morgan, Van Johnson, Donnie Morgan, David Miller, and Gene Eason plan the program of work.

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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'.

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Mrs. Boado, Beverly Meadows, Freddy Carraway, Sandra Meadows, Diana Cunningham, and Barbara Kearney work in mosaic tile. Billy Williams, D o na 1 d Webb, Jesse Webb, Jani e Beaman, Lorraine Hill, and Brenda Hardison work in c o p p e r enameling. .- fi l It YL The officers of the Arts and Crafts Club are DAVID ROGERS, president, JOY WISE, secretary, and FREDDY CARRAWAY, treasurer. LECK KEETER and MRS . EVELYN BOADO are sponsors for the club. Arfs and Croffs The Arts and Crafts Club certainly is busy this year. They are working with leather, copper enameling, wood, mosaic tile, and silk screens. The students hope to develop hobbies, stimulate school interest, find valuable leisure time activity, and have experience in as many fields as possible. One day during the year members will display .J at their projects. I ' ' ' fl ef' .,,,,,., M, ,X 7 1 Roy Nash, Ricky Dail, Roger Rowe, Jarvis Cox, David Cox, and Raymond Smithson watch as Leck Keeter dem- onstrates the art of wood working. 22 ?