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

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- .W .1 5 'NL 1-21 ' 'i ...' X 1 2 , -N i , , 2 fi M Moth and Science The Math and Science Club was organized as an effort to provide students with math and science activities not included in the curriculum. Members discuss scientific problems among themselves and with qualified speakers. A monthly project of the club is to assemble a display for the Math and S c i e nc e display case. Other projects include the presentation of individual research results to club members. Mitchell Hughes demonstrates his knowledge of the parts of the human body as Doug Taylor and Mrs. Martha Taylor, sponsors, and Stuart Stocks watch. - f . h ,yr 1 xi- Geometry and modern math are explored by the M a t h and Science Club. Francis Sugg, Jimmy Goff, and Fra nc e s Creech are shown explaining some of the concepts to other club members. If 2 ,-. dire. These industrious club members are conducting an exper- iment to generate carbon dioxide gas. The scientists are Jimmy Goff, Ricky Kearney, Stuart Stocks, Buddy Moore, Danny Bowen, James Taylor, Donny Bowen, and Francis Sugg.

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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.

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Musa Club Carrying out the Musa Club project of decorating the lobby for Christmas are Peggy Beaman, Martha Jones, Bible Know ye the way. Bible Club members endeavor to learn the way through study and meditation. Those studying the Bible are Doug Davis, S andy Letchworth, Frances Creech, Phyllis Stepp, Mrs. Rosalind Britt, Judy Brenda Hill, and Danny Butts. ..f Musa Club President, Pat Exum,might be reaching a high note as he waits for other officers of the club. The Musa Club was organized to better understand and appreciate good music and to assist in any way that it can in the music department. The club plans to introduce music programs to the student body through concerts and guest performers. Another responsibility of the Musa Club is decorating the front lawn with Nativity scenes during the Christmas season. Club Blomberg, Renee Letchworth, Carolyn Vandiford, Dottie Vandiforcl, Deborah Grant, Mary Shirley, I-light Harrison, Linda jones, Vickie Parker, Roberta Worthington, and Kathy Mooring. lg 29