Polk Central High School - Patriot Yearbook (Mill Spring, NC)

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Newspaper Staff 1985-1986 - .,wqJ-f-f,. , 55? , ,- Co-Editor Vicki Siegfried strives to meet a deadline, K f K 'yii .4-19 fl.. Cseatedj Sissi Ladas, Bobby Hensley, Vicki Siegfried. Cstandingl Pam Duncan, Angie Edwards, Tim Pruitt, Wendi Wolfe, Stephanie Skipper, Thomas Burns, Lynn Shroyer, Amanda Crowe, Kimberly Wilson, Dawn Gallo, Elizabeth Watson, Advisor. Sponsor Elizabeth Watson checks articles with Co-Editor Bobby Hensley. The 85-86 Patriot Press Staff has had a hectic, yet satisfying year-assigning interviews, selling ads, recruiting a new artist-and the satisfaction of meeting deadlines. The reward is the feeling of satisfaction when the finished product comes off the press. Newspaper Staff-71

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Students take lead The goal ot the Student Council is to im- prove student-teacher communications, to provide student and teacher activities, to boost school spirit and to improve the school tacilities. The Student Council scheduled two mov- ies in the spring and tall. Cther projects include a Christmas Dance, a Senior-Fac- ulty basketball and softball game. New this year was the special student-teacher week in the spring. Bruce Odel is sponsor. CFront rowl Lisa Laughter, Treas.5 Amanda Ruff, Sec., Cheryl Rickman, Pres. 12nd rowl Brian Wilson, Krista Edwards, Tracy Thompson, Connie McCall, Karen Splawn, Dwayne Carson. 13rd rowl Brian Williams, Terri Lynch, Kimberly Lynch, Genie Rutt, Tammy Thompson, Lisa Wilson, Vicki Nix. C4th rowl Craig Collins, Tina Nelon, Tina Price, Staci Flynn, Michelle Clary, Stephanie Skipper, Kim M. Wilson. C5th rowl Antwand Miller, Scott Flynn, Ricky Conner, Holly McDowell, Nicole Clary, Deana Greene, Amy Westbrook, Cfingi Littlefield. C6th rowl Niki Ravan, Ty Cantrell, Robbie Barber, Amanda Rickman. 'aim i rf? l 9433 I .,,f.,fu gr, an 1, ng--.s.u,.. ... . .f i - fl -r,' . it 'ff .V l T T Wanda Carson served as Vice-President ot Cheryl, Connie, and Lisa work to improve their skills in accounting tor student government funds. Student Council. 70-Student Council

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CBack rowj Pam Bumgardner, Secretary, Paula Lanning, Heather Lawter, Deanna Carson, Angela Staley, Annette Reid. flfront rowl Tracy Splawn, Karen Splawn, Keila Lynch, lanice Ponder. Volunteers assist Secretary Several students volunteer to use study hall to work in the school office. These A girls distribute mail, run errands and deliver messages. Their assistance is es- sential in carrying out the many respon- sibilities of the school secretary. The library workers are a gen- erous group of students who give up their free period to learn more about how the li- brary works and to perform a very valuable service for the entire school. Their major du- ties include checking out books, shelving books, getting new books ready to be checked out and keeping back issues of magazines in order. Student Librarians Donate Time Paul Mclntyre, Bonna Tucker, Diane Edwards, Library Aide, Kim Ralston, Angela Gilbert, Bonnie Mills, Robin Rampey, Tom Edwards, Librarian. 72-Clubs