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

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1 - Current Events We live in a constantly changing world, and the Current Events Club is designed to further awareness of these changes. It stresses to its members their important roles in the course of events. One of the main projects of the club was to sponsor a World Peace Speaking Contest. This contest was to give some lucky student from Greene Central an all-expense-paid trip to New York, the U. N. , and the World ' s Fair, and Washington, D.C.Greene Central hopes to make this an annual event. New York, here I come! Kay Taylor might have been heard saying this when she found out that she won the World Peace Speaking Contest. The Contest was sponsored by the Current Events Club. Bus Drivers The bi:is drivers of Greene Central High School are a group of students who are appointed on the basis of written examinations and driving tests given by a state bus license examiner. These students are ex- pected to care for all the students which they trans- port to and from school. These outstanding students have accepted the responsibility to watch out for the welfare of each student who rides on his bus. 36

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Audio Visual The purpose of the Audio- Visual Club is to train students interested in operating audio- visual equipment at Greene Central. Doimie Goff demonstrates the operation of audio-visual equipment as David Cox, Fred Newcomb, Danny Bowen, David Moore, Wayne Beaman, and other club members observe. Interact Club Clifton Thomas, as president of Interact Club, pre- sents the group ' s constitution and by-laws to the membership. The Interact Club, sponsored by Mr. James Mc- Lawhom, is promoted by the Snow Hill Rotary Club. Several objectives are: to recognize leadership, to en- courage international understanding, to respect the rights of others, and to use one ' s occupation to serve society. The Club participates in two service projects each year. 35

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FHA To build better future homemakers is the aim of the Future Homemakers of America, Two of the many worthwhile purposes of the club are to work for good home and family life for all, and to further the interest in home economics. Striving to be both a helpful and fun-filled club, many projects and events are planned. Some of the projects and events are the county fair exhibit, food baskets for a needy family, Christmas cards for elderly people, and a yard beautification project. An FHA-FFA dance, the Mother-Daughter Banquet, Bi-County, District, and State rallies, and FHA summer camp also provide social enjoyment for the members. The members of the FHA prepare Christmas cards to send to elderly people. Peggy Moore, Secretary, takes notes as the other members of the Executive Council plan for daily devotion. 37