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

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Centralis Staff The CENTRALIS staff takes as its primary purpose to produce an annual of which the school can be proud. A great deal of discussion goes along with the successful yearbook. Planning an annual takes many hours of hard work. Every member who is on the annual staff must does his share of work. Here a few mem- bers of the members are working on the final draft of the annual before the publication. Editor, Susan Moore, explains to Gail Beam an how the layout of a page should be drawn.

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Girls ' State Representatives Each year, two or three girls are selected from the junior class to attend Tar Heel Girls ' State at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. These girls are selected for their mental alertness, co-operativeness, honesty, dependability, leadership, and citizenship. Morehead Scholarship Nominee Susan Moore, Mary Wynn Seymour, and Toni Ridenhour reminisce about some of the pleasant happenings at Girls ' State. DAR Award National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist The DAR Award was given to a senior girl for her outstanding citizenship. The National Merit Scholarship is based on a test which is administered by the guidance counselor. This test is given all over the United States. The Morehead Scholarship by the Morehead Foundation is given to senior boys who meet the re- quirements. This scholarship is given each year, and entitles the recipient to four years ' study at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Kaye Carter, Edward Harper, and Doug Davis, winners of the DAR Award, the National Merit Scholarship Semi- finalist, and the Morehead Scholarship Nominee, re- spectively, study catalogues which help them to make plans for the future. 25

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Marshals The marshals are cho- sen each year from the members of the junior class who have an average of 90 or above. These stu- dents serve as ushers at all special events which occur during the year. The new marshals are Jimmy Goff, chief; Danny Bowen, Donna Sutton, Francis Sugg, Susan Beaman, Billy James, Joel Harrison, Bobby Glossip, and Mary Harrell, Journalism The journalism class was formed to publish a school paper. This paper, the RAMBLER, is published once during each grading period during the year. It covers all sports events and school news as they occur. It also includes the students ' viewpoints on many topics. Sandra Bundy and Kaye Carter, co-editors of the paper, have done an excellent job in covering the school. They have worked together to make the school paper interesting and attractive. The journalism class meets each day during fifth period under the leadership of Mrs. Allen. Together, they work on the layout and construction of the paper. 27