Faith High School - Song of Faith Yearbook (McCalla, AL)

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ops! and Downs At the Stupendous S katin g Pary The first Annual Skating Party , held in October, was sponsored by the yearbook staff. Its objectives were to bring out the togetherness and participation of our students and to reward all those fortunate ones who purchased yearbooks. Needless to say, both of these were accomplished. However, there were always those painful ups and downs. Steve Bradley, the worst skater, and Rhonda Brewer, the best skater, were awarded prizes for their excellent performances.

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