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

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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

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Tri -M the best of musicians The purpose of the Tri-M Club is to promote music and it's performance in the community and school. Some of our activities include Christmas singing at the nursing homes, a trip to see an orchestra concert, exploration of music Theory, and expoloration of music Careers. tFront rowj Ricky Evans, sponsor, Donna Dimsdale, President, Laura Harrison, Sec.-Trea ' Lisa Barnette ice- Pres., Kim Wilson, Reporter, Niki Ravan and Lisa Phillips, Publicity. Cmiddle rowl Stacy Stephenson, Becky Bell, Stephanie Skipper, lulie Lanning, Wendy Deck, Linda Cunningham. CBack rowi Thomy Catton, Gingi Littlefield lackie Smith, lonathan Bradshaw, Michael Hughes. The goal of Chorus class is to learn the basics of vocal production and to perform quality vocal music. Officers include Stephanie Skipper, Rresidentg Amy Westbrook, Vice-President, Melissa Champion, Sec.HTreas., Cfingi Littlefield and Becky Bell, student directors Notes from the Chorus 74-Music Clubs CFront rowl Ricky Evans, directory Bonna Tucker, Melissa Champion, Stephanie Skipper, Karen Splawn, Cmiddle rowl Tammy Tapp, Andrea Mclifntire, Stacy Stephenson, Becky Bell, Sissi Ladas. Cback rowl Donna lolley, Gingi Littlefield, Amy Westbrook, Robbie Smith, Dan Corn.