West Henderson High School - Falcon Yearbook (Hendersonville, NC)

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ACTIVITIES 2£n + 2HCI 2ZnCl1 + H ? The Science club is an organization for all students who have an interest in science. The club gives these people an opportunity to learn more about science. Various field trips to places of scientific interest are planned throughout the year. In addition, the club is planning to help the science department obtain necessary equipment. TOP: Pam Bowers observes various types of bacteria under a microscope. LEFT: President Steve Finney, Vice- President Pam Bowers, and Secretary Michele Beddingfield plan an experi- ment for their next meeting. BOTTOM: Mr. Ballard, sponsor, over- sees the Science Club performing an experiment during a regular meeting. i

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| ACTIVITIES | FTA members work toward the future | Juniors and seniors with an interest in the educa- tional profession joined together, under a national banner, form Future Teachers of America. The club at West meets once a month to discuss not only club business but also various subject matter pertaining to the teaching career. These discussions are sometimes headed by teachers in different areas of study. Practical experience in teaching may be accomplished by a club member in the absence of a regular teacher. The main club project during the year was a Teacher Appreciation Day. On this day teachers were served refreshments. Other projects included an : assembly program for the student body and a club picnic. OFFICERS Presi@lemt! soe0co rs 00 0 0 Gaiay MicSinn: Vice-President. 2)... 2) ohitley Bryson TEARS. 5 och co oa uo oo 0 o Inn Chak Parliamentarian .........Kathy Morris

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ACTIVITIES A time to plant ‘ The F.F.A. is exemplified by its emblem which is made up of five symbols: the owl, the plow, and the rising sun, within the cross section of an ear of corn, which is surmounted by the American eagle. The owl is symbolic of wisdom and knowledge, the plow is the symbol of labor and tillage of the soil; the rising sun is emblematic of progress and the new day that will dawn when all farmers are trained and have learned to co- operate; the cross section of an ear of corn represents common agricultural interests since corn is native to Amer- ica; and the eagle is indicative of the national scope of the organization. Presidents 463 Qi ee ee bee ee ae ere OTA Eerie Vice-President 4 Gace ds. Sea ee es te eee Crt Ronen NYo (1 2) 9 gn ee mre IA a-nicr nurs os ce Btn ec See Gk ek? Carnes TEASUTCE: (5 bbb cus ceca acaita a eRe RERERe oA CO EAL Sua ones Bene Geter oa ee eet NIC mie cee Sentinel.) d).6 Saud Reeds eee Oe ew eee eee eee toe een) © CREE castor Reporter 405. Woes SP ac ola ce eee AR nee nS LCE OLS |