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

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if The F.B.L.A. , sponsored by Mrs. Io Ann Cobb and Mrs. Janice O'Rear, is led by capable officers. The officers are ZADIE BUNN, treasurerg DOROTHY CLEMMONS, re- qty-H Club members present Boss versus Secretary at one of the regular F.B. L.A. me e ting s. The participants are Dorothy Clemmons, Judy Cobb, Diane Cobb, and Jean Beaman. porterg PEGGY SUGG, secretaryg RACHEL BEAMAN, vice- presidentg and IUDY PHILLIPS, president. FBLA Our Future Business Leaders of America Club strives to promote business-like leadership in students. Home and community improvement is encouraged. F. B. L. A. mem- bers participate in special events such as the state con- vention. The members also sponsor a National Dress Right Week. , aff Each y ear the F.B. L.A. fills a scrapbook Chairman C o nni e Heath collects pictures from Kie Beaman, Zadie Bunn, Bobbie Sue Pittman, and Judy Phillips. with pictures of members and their activities.

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.,... ,.., W ,, ,.. -...................-.--1 .....-.... ............. ..,.,.t,M. . . aww., .. .. - ...-.........-...--.--- ........-a.. .....-........ .W - - L I b ro ry C I u b To increase the understanding of books and libraries, to stimulate reading interests, and to improve the library service of the school are aims of the Library Club. The club,though very active on the home cam- pus, finds time for visits to larger libraries. Members also attend district and state con- ventions. Jane Cherry, Nancy Murray, and Linda jones work on a scrapbook for the Library Club. Club officers and sponsor, Mrs. Tyndall, listen to Ernestine Mooring and Eleanor Eakes as they prepare campaign speeches. The officers are CAROLYN COBB, president, LINDA HEATH, vice-president, JOSIE SUGG, secretary, JEAN BARROW, treasurer. Library Assisfonfs -+.-..,,,, '-.. Library Assistants demonstrate the helpful activities they perform. The assistants are Sandra Chase, Janie Beaman, Barbara Head, Mary Helen Shirley, Gail Beaman, Ruby Parker, Janice Mooring, Luvoice Browder, and Kay Ham. Phyllis Stepp, Donnie Morgan, and Connie Radford assist Mrs. Tyndall during their study hall.

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Monogram Club The Monogram Club is composed of varsity and junior varsity athletes and cheerleaders. The club tries to bring aboutbetter unity among the athletes and the student body. One project ofthe club is to provide sweaters for all rising senior athletes and cheerleaders. Tommy Rouse and Paul Miller, Monogram Club officers, give a hearty tug as they reach high for the club's goal. Teamwork enabled the Mono- gram Club to produce this float which inspired the foot- ball team to victory. If we don't win, it isn't because we don't try. Representatives of the various sports are W. R. Lane, football, Ioan Sugg, cheerleader, Harry Mayo, Carol Ann Thomas, and Dana Dickens, basket- ball, Richard Heath and Billy Sermons, baseball.