Flint River Academy - Prowler Yearbook (Woodbury, GA)

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Making The Bas? Beirirerf 1 mf- Q K 5 Y f 4-H

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36f4-H el:-IHI 4-H is the world's largest youth organization. The club motto is, To make the best better. This year at Flint River there were three branches of 4-H: The Clo- verleafs, which are fifth and sixth gradersg the Junior 4-H, which is seventh, eighth, and ninth graders, and a Senior 4-H which is tenth grade and up. In addition there were several special interest clubs here at Flint River: the gun club, livestock judging teams, steer and heifer clubs, and also a horse club. The 4-H people at Flint River won many awards dur- ing l982-l983. Donna Howard won county Cotton Bowl, Jody Strickland, Debbie Burns, Tommie Lynn Cashion, Jonathon Fagundes, Donnie Lemmon, and David Fa- gundes won livestock awards. Doug Hoffman won the state 4-H championship in rifle markmanship. The Meriwether 4-H rifle team, whose members with one exception are FRA students. won second at district competition with thirty-five other counties. ln 4-H, members compete at county, district, and state levels. Awards often include scholarships to apply toward 4-H activities or college. Don Voyles won a scholarship for 4-H camp at the Chattahoochee Valley Fair. In the summer Flint River 4-H'ers go to camp. There are camps at Rock Eagle, Wahsega, Jekyll lsland. and Tybee lsland. l. Junior 4-H officers are: Don Voyles, Presidentt Jonathon Fagundes. Secretaryt Heather Solomon, Vice-President. 2. The fifth and sixth 4- H members are: Honey Bentley. Dena Hill, Scott Bomar. Anita York, Amy Fowler, and Laura Champion. 3. Senior 4-H officers are. Bill Nash. Vice-President, Shawn Cain, Clint Clay, Parliamentarianst Eddie McRae. President, Donna Howard, Secretary, and Tommie Lynn Ca- shion, Vice-President. 4. The Junior-Senior 4-H members are: Fourth row, D. Howard, T.L. Cashion, D. Fagundes, S. Collier, J. Garrett, N. Rounds. Third row, C. Ousley. S. Cain, C. Tigner. B. Nash, T. East. S. Mulvey, J. Strickland. Second row, J. Kight, F. Brown. C. Ciay, E. McRae. H. Solomon. First row, W. Trammell, J. Fagundes. and D. Voyles. 5. The Junior-Senior 4-H horse club members are: S. Cain, T.L. Cashion, J. Strickland. B. Nash, S. Collier, and H. Solomon.

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Hard work and cooperation between student and faculty are necessary to become a member of the honor societies. A semester average of 90 or above is re- quired for membership and each member must be ap- proved by the faculty. The honor societies sponsor the annual field day at Flint River. Interesting assemblies are planned and ar- ranged by the societies throughout the year. On April 2l, twenty two new members were inducted into the National Junior Honor Society. These students from seventh, eighth, and ninth grades were: Christie Bat' tenhouse, Julie Booth. Angie Branch, Leanne Carlisle, Callie Fowler, Dan Fuller, Jamie Gramling, Anise Morri- son, Tom Persons, Stephanie Pryor, Don Voyles, Mi- chele Wetmore, Karen Baily. Lisa Bently, Brent Bryant, Ashley Garrett, Todd Harvey, Amy Sarsfield, Jodie Strickiand and Laura Edwards. On this same day eleven new members were induct- ed into the National Honor Society. These students from tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades were. Lisa Brown, Frank Gill, Jon Grover, Kathy McGinn, Henry Persons, Lisa Phillips, Cher Mills, Bobbie Jo Shaw, Mar- garet Tinsley, Leia Llpton, and Emily Vincent. Membership into both societies becomes a challenge each semester. Meeting this challenge is worth the effort when students become members of this elite group. i. The thirty Jr. Honor Society members are. W. Trammell, E. McRae. R. Mayfield, T. Lasher, C. Clay, T. Brisendine, K. McGinn, M. Tinsley, S. Bomar, J. Koon, Ms. Boswell, B. O'Rourke, D. Minter, T. Clark. M. Battenhouse, J. Kelley, J. Moore, F. Gill, L. Phillips, C. Mills, L. Findley. P. Collier, G. Gray, S. Rogers, B. Ussery, M. Pizzatola, T. Christian, and D. Manning. 2. National Junior Honor Society officers are: Pres. Kathy McGinn, Vice-Pres. Mollie Battenhouse, Sect. Lisa Brown and Pro- gram Chairman Simone Rogers. 3. Leigh Ann Coker and Donna How- ard pour punch at the Honor Society inductions. 4. National Honor Society officers are G. Garrett, M. Reames, G. Ordoyne, and S. Dunn. 5. The twenty-two National Honor Society students are lsr, Susie Dunn, Becky Pollard, Leigh Ann Coker, Laurie Johnson, Mrs. Johnson, Meri Reames, Stacey Collins, Donna Howard, David Fagundes, Jim Battenhouse, Steve Bishop, Bob Coleman, Jimmy Turner. Gay Garrett, Sally Smith, Cissy Kennedy, Ronnie Flieshman, Greg Crook. David Beall. Doug Hoffman, Andy Allison, and Gerald Ordoyne. 38fHonor Societies