J H Rose High School - Tau Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

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International Thespian jnember Christy Davenport, shows off hei talent. Performing is always a part of her litel She is sfiown here with Penny MeCreary, a recent Rose High graduate. Creative Minds Reach For The Stars The National Art Honor Society, directed by Mr. Bil- ly Stinson, was established for the encouragement of ex- tra art activities at Rose and in the community. Induc- tions were held in Jenkins Auditorium on November 1, 1988. Each member NAHS is required to do a communi- ty related art project. This year, the society helped to usher to Pitt County talent show and helped a needy family during Christmas. The goal of each NAHS member is not only to excel ' v h I ' - till, 1 I ' l ! !llJ,,. r;, . nillv liir..n •! ' .,■ s| . -: -NHS. -.llOA - ■! • I. ' -L ■■ ' l.;i II. ' A i . ' iMla ' f li ' I- wllllf ' f- [ I 1 ' liiMiMil National Art Honor Society mem- bers Adria Altemus and Tricia Tripp show off their creative smiles. All NAHS members have been specially recognized for show- ing excellent artistic ability and cre- ativity. in art but in all creative as- pects of life. The Thespian Society, un- der the direction of .Mrs. Bet- ty Topper, was established for those students who wished to expand their intel- lectual knowledge of acting and drama. Throughout the year, club members shov ed their courageous personal- ities and performed com- mendably. The Christmas Aliser and Murder Well-Re- hearsed were two plays per- formed by the thespians. 22 ? ' V

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Student Government And Youth Council — Our Voices Make A Difference The Student Government Associ- ation is a Wg part of Rose High. The SGA is headed by President Don Thompson, Vice President Allyson Maloney, Secretary Kia Hardy, and Treasurer Andrea Coble. The advi- sor is Barbara Mallory. The purpose of the SGA is to govern all clubs through an Inter-ClubCouncil. The SQA serves as a governing body that can act, in a positive manner, to the concerns of the student body. The SGA also serves stu- dents by providing an opportunity for each student to gain personal growth and responsibility. In the fall the SGA sponsored a Club Coca-Cola dance ift honor of . J§cJal Olympics. This was a coun- tywide event. They also increased productivity of each homeroom representative by giving them note- books to take notes at meetings which are periodically checked and each representative must give re- ports. They also had to attend work- shops and must have a good and serious attitude. Other activities the SGA has planned are unity among the student body and a field trip for the SGA to the City Council. They plan to achieve unity in a couple of ways. One is with a dance, to bring everyone together for a good time. Another is to have a Mew Student Day. By this, each SGA member will eat lunch with and show a new student around. The Greenville Pitt County Youth Council is another youth government association that involves many Rose students. The GPCYC meets every Wednesday at the Teen Center. It is headed by President Martin Barbee, Senior Vice President Tom Irons, Junior Vice President Kathryn Barnhill, Secretary JJ Powell, and Treasurer Jonathon Li. The advisor is Jennifer Wooles. The purpose of the club is to serve the community as well as its youth. The GPCYC has already helped with the St. Judes Bike-A- Thon, and bought food for needy families at Thanksgiving and Christ- mas. They have also sponsored dances. The GPCYC plans to help with Children ' s Telethon and the clean up of the John East Highway. Youth government organizations really can make a difference, and this year they definitely have! The SGS officers are- front row — Renee Lao, Andrea Coble, Karen Williamson. Allyson Ma- loney. [3lair French: back row — Jonathon Li, Don Thompson, and Carlester Crumpter.

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