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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What ' s It All About? Brain Power The national societies at Rose are outstanding organi- zations in which all mem- bers must be initiated. Its members excel in academ- ics as well as in extracurricu- lar activities. These accom- plishments may be in the field of academics, sports or clubs, and community in- volvement. The National Spanish Honor Society, advised by Mr. John Boyst, recognizes academic achievements in Spanish. The society also provides additional insight into the culture of the Span- ish world. Its members pro- vide a tutorial service to those students who may need special assistance in the language, The National Honor Society also provides a tutorial service to students at Rose. They provide tutori- al help in math, English, and science. The main purpose of the National Honor Soci- ety is to promote principles of character, scholarship, leadership, and service in and out of school. The Na- tional Honor Society is ad- vised by Mrs. Judy Coulter and Mrs. Virginia Jones. The Math Honor Society, ad- vised by Mrs. Vickie Burling- ton, is an organization that promotes the better under- standing and the enjoyment of mathematics. An active member must have complet- ed four semesters of College Prep math and have at least a B average. Ren Lao, President of NHS, takes time out from her studies to give the camera a great smile! Elizabeth Freeman, is a member of only a vital part of each society but to each meeting, both NHS and NMHS. She is not atso contributes many of her ideas 24