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

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F.H.A. sponsors Bloodmobile The goal of FHA is to create an interest in fields relating to home economics and to draw people together for fun and fellowship. This year, among other things, we made bookmarks for the nursing home, had a fashion show and had a pizza party. Our fundraiser was selling donuts to pay for our trip to the State Convention. Qur officers are An- gie Miller, Pres., Tracy Splawn, Vice- Pres.g Lisa Mclfalls, Sec., and Karen Splawn, Treas. fFront rowl E. Tanner, A. Petty, T. Splawn, A. Miller, K. Splawn, L. McFalls Linda Liqon sponsor fOthersJ T Bunch P Searcy R Hensley T Iackson, A. Ruff, M. Clary, W, Wolfe, S. West, L. Laughter, D. Carson, G Burgess K Halford I Tipton A Moss I Blanton I Dyer Davis, M. Stott, K. Gosnell, D. Price, K. Raburn, L, Shroyer, V. Meeks, T. Miller P Dodd C Hines S Feagan Y Pruitt T Iackson I Ponder P. Price, I. Parker, K. Richardson, D. Brown, C. Searcy, A. Lawrence, K. Edwards D Constance K Philbeck S Philbeck N Spurlin S Frye D. Nowlin, D. Turner, D, Martines, W, McDowell, I... Smith, V. Brock, Nicky McDowell Terri Lynch '53 VD .ta -5 6 Oy FUTUQF J oo O 'ff Z 5 S ' ae 3 EX- :F X O 6 B ON x Ng Larry Iohnson is a willing CPI blood donor. Darrell Dodd relaxes after making a blood donation. 'I A member of the Bloodmobile staff checks a sample for anemia. 76-FHA

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l L a Art Club members pictured included Melinda Splawn, Karen Edwards, Larry Bohanon, Renay Watkins, Pam Duncan, lanet Armachain, Tammy Bradley, Angela Nelson, Pam Searcy, Mark Metcalf, Satasha Evans, Wendy McDowell, Lisa Metcalf, Stephanie Skipper, Brenda Pack and Kathy Skipper. Ray Wilkins, Greg Whitmire and Ricky Twitty work on art projects. ,.gmm,,m,,,,,,,,, ..,,, , , ,,,. .- , R L ati t - , i, V ' I VZ, X E H cf f 4, Q M ai 5 S .H 9, f f' X., H' . fi I f ,,,, Awareness ot the visual arts The purpose ot the Art Club is to increase awareness and appreciation ot the visual arts at Polk Central and in the community. Activities planned tor this year include bulletin board strips in the halls tor hang- ing posters, Christmas tree and decoratios tor the main hall, display panels tor art ex- hibits in the school and community, and a trip to a major art museum. ,MM sf ,..t yi lifl ix .. , i .s 'S E E A as nz Hg ,1 i ,.., ,.-.i, ,Fm ,..g.,f 'L it lennifer Conner shows her prize-winning art. Pam Searcy, Secretary, Karen Edwards, Vice- president, Renay Watkins, President, Becky Lewis, Sponsor, Brenda Pack, Publicity Chairperson, Cnot pictured: Shannon West, Treasurer, lenniter Conner, Project Chairman, and Darren Lynch, Reporterj Art Club-75

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Ty Cantrell, Travis Rutt and left Weaver prepare tor a land judging contest. 34' 65 x l fir ' x' 5TlQN' Or ,eff L - v Q ' oo o t to in ' . ' ' Xe 'CTIL1 Otficers are Ty Cantrell, Reporter, Lisa Bivens, Vice-Pres., Keith Collins, Sec., Kevin Wilson, Treas.g Travis Rutt, Sentinel, T R. Wilkins, M. Carson, Richard Smith, sponsor, S. Nelon, T. Lawter, l. Edney, l. Bolt, F. Parker, l. Parker, T. Ruff, R. Barber, T. Flynn l. Bohannon, S. Coggins, T. Shields, M, Potter, R. McGuinn, D. Sieqtried, T. Cantrell, C. laclcson, R. Holcombe, l. Ruff. D. lolley, A. Reid, D. Corn, R. Smith, K. Wilson, D. Blackwell, K. Collins, L. Ravan, McCraw, D. Williams, C. Elliott, L. Ridings, C. Collins, A. McDowell, R. Watkins, L. Bivens, L. Bohanon, V. Brook, K. Edwards, D. Stewart, H. Burnett, B. Foster, R. Conner, L. Stott, B. Painter. K. Nelson, B. Hill, G. Dimsdale, B. Ponder, I. Ridings, M. Grittin, C. Iackson, C. White, K. Hudson, l. McCue, T. Priester, M. Pritchard, R. Rhodes, B. Pack. V. McCue, M. Grant, M. Fowler, D. Price, C. Price, R. Patterson, B. Parker, B. Tallant, R. Ridings, D, Bivens, l. Burrell, I. Bowen, M. Bradley, P. McAbee, M. Williams, S. Turner, B. Gilbert, R. Arledge, T. Burns, Jett Weaver, Tony Barker. and Robby Barber, President. Livestock judging is one activity in which the FFA participates. FFA- actively involved The primary aim ot the FFA is the devel- opment ot agricultural leadership, cooper- ation and citizenship. Good Citizens are those who can both lead, when leaders are needed and who are good workers when others take their turn to lead. Some ot our activities include Land l udging, Livestock ludging, Dairy ludging, a truit sale, a plant sale, and the FFA convention. FFA-77