Flomaton High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Flomaton, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1965 volume:

A Journey Through ike Year FOREWORD As our school year closes, our journey also comes to an end. Al- though it has not all been smooth traveling, as we near our destina- tion we have a feeling of accomplishment. This past year has taught us many lessons, but none as important as those we have learned through experience. As you turn the pages of your Hurricane in the years ahead, may your minds be filled with happy memories of a wonderful year. Won't you join us as we travel the milestones on our Journey Through The Year? FLOMATON HIGH SCHOOL FLOMATON, ALABAMA ALMA MATER Our Alma Mater, We will not falter To love thy honor and sing thy praise Thy years of teaching to us beseeching To be true in all we do Through all our days. The years we've been here Are years we hold dear, Although we're leaving Our hearts arc grieving Our thoughts are weaving, Sweet dreams of you When trials beset us Please don't forget us So we part with fond hearts, And sad adieu. They make us feel near Although we part, As years roll by Thou wilt be nigh, We always will Within our hearts, ADMINISTRATION Principal—John L. Folsom Secretary--Mrs. Cora Weaver JOHN L. FOLSOM HIS INSPIRATION . . . Mrs. Folsom HIS PRIDE AND JOY . . . Kenny, Micky, and Johnny ■DU OUR PRI 8 TRADES TAUGHT THROUGH AG. AND HOME EC. MRS. NELLE UNDERWOOD Home Economics Home and Family Relations mr. McArthur hines Vocational Agriculture Assistant Principal MR. CURTIS D. MORRIS Science Social Studies Sponsor of Science Club MR. EMMETT WINDHAM Science Biology Physical Education Coach SCIENCE OPENS THE DOORS TO THE FUTURE MUSIC BROADENS A STUDENT’S OUTLOOK COACH FRANK LYNN Physical Education Math Science MR. WINSTON HOLLINGSWORTH Band Glee Club Math MRS. ILA MERLE FRANKLIN Commercial Subjects Business Math Senior Sponsor MR. VIRGIL WARREN Math Geometry Trig Algebra Beta Club Sponsor MATH HELPS TO MAKE A BETTER WORLD ENGLISH AND SPEECH PREPARE MR. JOHN FOLSOM Speech 2 MRS. SHELMERDINE FOLSOM English Social Studies Reading MRS. LOIS GRADDY English Social Studies F.T.A. Sponsor MISS PAMELA ST. JOHN English Science Junior Sponsor US FOR A BETTER LIFE SOCIAL STUDIES—THE KEY MRS. PERRILYN PHILLIPS Annual Sponsor MR. WAYNE FRAZIER American History Alabama History Math Physical Education MR. GEORGE BROWN Social Studies Math TO UNDERSTANDING 1 SENIOR GLASS OFFICERS President.......................... Randy Baas Vice-President.....................Jimmy Burkett Secretary..........................Faye Mathis Treasurer..........................Donna Taylor SENIORS OF ’65 CLASS MOTTO: New Worlds to Conquer; Old Memories to Cherish. CLASS COLOR: Yellow and White CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose CHARLES 1ARRY ANDERSON Ashes to Ashes, dust to dust, if work doesn't kill me school must. CURTIS RANDALL BAAS Remember the little things you did that you tucked away and thought were hid? 14 WILLIAM ARNOLD BELL The world needs more men like LUKE EARL THORNTON All great men are dead and I'm beginning to feel sick. DONALD DOUGLAS BLACKMON I'm not nearly as bashful as you think. WE’VE HAD FOUR WONDERFUL YEARS— 15 BILLY HUGH BYRD Take good care of me, good men are scarce. GUINDALLA DON BUTLER Blessed be the man that in- vented sleep. JIMMY RUDOLPH BURKETT Never has worries or cares, always tends to his own affairs. WE TOILED OVER THICK TEXTBOOKS AND 16 MILLARD LEE CHILDRESS Much could be said about him, if one could read his mind. LETTIE REBECCA CHANCERY ,rWork is work and must be done. Nevertheless I have my fun. WOODROW COURTNEY, JR. Sometimes I sit and think, but most of the time I just sit. TRIUMPHED IN SPORTS. JERRY DEMOND DEAN Life is one thing after another, love is two things after each other. WAYNE ALLEN DEAN When I find love, I'll analyze it in a test tube. MICHAEL TERRY DESLONDE They gazed and gazed, but still their wonder grew . . . how one small head could carry all he knew. 17 BRENDA SUE ELUS Full of talk and loads of fun, even though she's a little one. XT MARGARET ANN GARNER When I have nothing to do, I go to school. BETTIE SUE DYESS There are three main lights . . . the sun, the moon, and boys. WE STUDIED AWAY OUR TIME WITH LINDA DIANNE GOLDEN She'd like all play and no work. SHEILA EVON GREEN She's quiet but you always know she's there. BARBARA ANN GLASS Her disposition remains the same, very seldom she complains. 18 ALLISON JEHUE HOLLEY I like work . . .1 could sit and watch it for hours. JERRY L. HOLT An ammunitions arsenal he would be if brains were powder. JOYCE HINES I never say much, but who knows what I think. THE U.S. CONSTITUTION AND “MACBETH” DOUGLAS EUGENE JOHNSON They say the good die young. Boy! Am I taking good care of myself. TERRY LEON JACKSON He cam talking, he stayed talking, he left talking. LINDA KAY HOLT Real intelligent, helpful, and smart, a cute little girl and an angel at heart. 19 JUDY EVETTE JORDAN Happy-go-lucky, lively and free; There's nothing in the world that bothers me. SAMMY EDWARD JOHNSON Wine, women, and song are getting me down; I guess I'll have to give up singing. REBECCA ANNE JORDAN What has Hollywood got that I haven't? SWEPT ALONG IN A WHIRLWIND OF ACTIVITY, DORIS ROBERTA KNOWLES She was caught studying once, but lived down the reputation. HARRY THOMAS KILLAM Beware! He may do something sensational yet. LEE KEARLEY The wrong way always seems more reasonable. 20 SHIRLEY FAYE KNOWLES It isn’t what you do, it's what you get caught doing. EARL GLENN KNOWLES A little fun now and then, is cherished by the wisest men. MARY TERESA LAMBETH To know her once is to like her always. WE STOOD TORN BETWEEN THE SECURITY OF THE BEVERLY KAY LLOYD Boys, Boys, Boys! ! You can't live with them and you can't live without them. WILLIAM WAYNE DEE See nothing, hear nothing, do nothing. LINDA JEAN MALONE When in doubt, giggle. 21 NANCY VIRGINIA McDAVID 'Tull of fun and mischief too . . . like doing things she shouldn't do. QUINN MORGAN MILLER When I feel like working, I lie down until the feeling goes away. ALICE FAYE MATHIS 100 words a minute--no typewriter. PAST AND THE UNCERTAINTY OF THE FUTURE. JANICE (STANTON) MOYE Time may come and time may go but her tongue goes on forever. PRYOR LEWIS NORRIS Live or die . . . survive or perish . . . The bachelor's life is the one I cherish. MARY NELLE NOBUN Always in the right place at the right time. 22 ETHEL CLAIRE SHEFFIELD Always talking and doing to- day what she should have done yesterday. JOANN SILCOX There never was a saint with red hair. GLENDA DIANNE POWELL Honest and loyal never to shirk, always willing to work, work, work. OUR JOURNEY DREW TO A CLOSE, 23 LAWRENCE DOUGLAS TISDELL In this modern day of unrest--Give me Liberty or give me Death, but I prefer Liberty. DORIS JEAN WARD She was cut out to be an angel, but someone lost the pattern. BENNY NOAH WHITE His personality and good looks, makes it hard to look at books. LEAVING ONLY PLEASANT MEMORIES OF THE PAST. CURTIS CALVIN WIGGINS It's not that I'm dumb, it's just that I know so many wrong answers. BONNIE RAY WHITE Don't let that innocent look fool you. DORIS BERNICE WRIGHT Likes the simple joys of life; home, friends, and kind words. 24 SENIOR WHO’S WHO Arnold Bell and Teresa Lambert BEST ALL AROUND CLASS GOAT 25 Curtis Wiggins MOST STUDIOUS Jerry Holt and Becky Jordan BIGGEST FLIRTS Ethel Claire Sheffield and Wayne Dean MOST TALKATIVE Robert Carden and Faye Mathis BEST DRESSED 26 Terry Jackson and Betty Sue Allen CLASS CUT UP Woodrow Courtney and Janice Moye MOST DEPENDABLE Benny White and Donna Taylor FRIENDLIEST Harry Killam and Beverly Lloyd MOST ATHLETIC Sammy Johnson and Lee Kearley 27 MOST POPULAR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Guin Butler and Dianne Powell � a : Dewey Bondurant and Joyce Hines JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS •t President Charles Rackard Vice-President Buddy Brown Secretary Emily Adkinson Treasurer Pete Davis Roy Crapps Wanda Crawford Larry Davis Pete Davis Dickie Dole Ronnie Emmett Charles Fears Stevie Fore Tommy Rex Fore Charles Amos Sam Bagwell Jean Bell Judy Bell Josephine Boutwell Buddy Brown Shirley Cash Gayle Chancery THEY’VE PICKED THEIR RINGS Emily Adkinson Patricia Bondurant Lynda Foreman Bennie Franklin Wesley Graves Russell Hammac Sara Hart Melvin Harwell Melvis Holt Daniel Johnson Eulene Johnson Larry Huggins AND WORKED DAY AND NIGHT Jimmy Johnson Pearl Johnson Susan Jones Ronnie Kent Jean Knowles 31 Sara Knowles Dick McNider Timmy Mixon Ann Manning Shirley Beasley Carolyn Moye David Nolin Wynette Odom Charles Rackard t-r' a p5 r } n 1 Mattie Lou Travis Roberson John Neil Rouse Marvin Silcox Mildred Smith Roberson TO BE SENIORS OF 1966 Linda Strength Joe Strength Charles Thompson Wayne Ward Cordelia Weaver mm President . s. SIXTY-THREE BUSY SOPHS REACH Adone Bell Tommy Blackmon Betty Bond urant Millard Booth Marilyn Carden Sue Cayson Jimmy Currenton Wayne Ellis Judy Findley Danny Fletcher Aubrey Graves Johnny Graves Ronnie Graves Cleatus Hammac Glenda Henderson Russell Hollinhead Janice Huggins Linda Killam Linda Lambeth Steve Lambeth Terral Lambeth Linda Manry Judy Powell Tony Powell Becpsey Ptomey Reggie Ptomey Janelle Rouse Glenn Sapp Mike Tedder Larry Sims 34 HIGH SCHOOL HALF WAY MARK Brenda Baas Willanet Bell Charles Bondurant Coy Boutwcll Don Bondurant Wendell Boutwcll Linda Brantley Douglas Burkett Suzanne Doucette Norma Foreman Darryl Fore Rebecca Graves Yolanda Hammac Danny Johnson Jerry B. Lambeth Jerry C. Lambeth Sally Lambeth Jerry Lee Evelyn Moye Judy Moye Edward Nisewonger J. W. Smith Wayne Steele Jerry Strength Rufus Strength Judy Strength Myrtle Stephens Paulette Whatley 35 John Bondurant Peggy Jo Whi e Susie Nall ' President Vice Pres. ' Secretary Curtis Golden Buddy Wtiite Paul Davis Carl Dyess Anita Moye President . . . Vice Pres. . .’St Secretary .... Reporter . . . . . Student (Council WALKING IN A WORLD THAT’S NEW— THEIR FOUR YEARS Jean Adkinson Frank Bondurant John Bondurant Irene Broomes Jerald Coefield Eddie Conway Kemble Dean Jr. Linda Emmons David Hall Meta Hammac Dianne Holt Ricky Holt Glen Johnson Pam Jones Cheryl Knowles Peggy Knowles Wayne Knowles Glenn McFadden Cecilia Monk Lane Mosley Susie Nall William Neal Douglas Nolin Mike Nordan Maria Parker Karen Sevier Carol Scivicque Margaret Shivers Carolyn White Peggy Jo White David Wiggins 37 WILL FLY BY TO BECOME: MOMENTS TO REMEMBER Jerry Harwell Danny Higdon Wayne Hollinhead Delores Johnson Jimmy Lambeth Larry Lambeth Anita Moye Gail Sapp J. C. Summerlin Lenell Welch Buddy White Linda White 38 JUNIOR HIGH OFFICERS Randell Bondurant Larry Allen Kenny Higdon President Vice Pres, Secretary Barbara White Glenda Miller Clark Thompson President Vice Pres Secretary Gary Mize Harold Hill Louise Mulder President Vice Pres. Secretary Bob McNider Tommy Fears Tommy Welch President Vice Pres. Secretary THEY INFECT F.H.S. WITH Ronnie Barnes Lucy Bell David Bethea Joe Mike Bondurant Rena Booth Hazel Conway Russel Findley Diane Fore 8 “A” Sharon Fore Patricia George Sharon Godwin Bruce Huggins Donald Jordan Elizabeth Kcarley Billy Kelly Glenda Miller Judy Maness Clark Tompson Joffrey Tullis Imogene Smith Barbara White Larry White Wanda Weaver Diana Williamson 40 PEP, ENERGY AND ENTHUSIASM 8 “B” Larry Allen Randall Bond urant Sarah Boutwcll Ronnie Brewer Dempsey Burkett Edwina Burkett Elaine Burkett Allen Crapps Donnie Creamer Billy Colvin Eugene Chancery Terry Dean Jackie Eddins Pat Guymon Glenda Hall Kenneth Higdon Mike Henderson Henry Johnson John Paul Knowles Gail Lambeth Johnny Wayne Lambeth J. C. Lister Carl Olson Treasa White 41 THEY’RE BEING Jim Arrington Lynn Bell Pat Bell Kathy Bethea Debra Black 7 “A 5 Linda Jordan Linda Kornegay Bill Lloyd Hot me 1 Lowery Barbara Manry Melissa Matheny Bob McNider Roseanna Mosely Tommy Neal Karen Ptomey Danny Renfroe Tommy Welch Jimmy White Tommy White Dianne Wiggins 42 SEEN AND HEARD! 7 “B” Johnny Allen Billy Blair Joe Buffaloe Lywanna Dean Charlene Ellis Lamar Graves Shirley Higdon Harold Hill Wayne Johnson Ernie Jordan Lloyd Jordan Bobby Lee Aline Lister Gary Mize Louise Mulder David Nisewonger Wilbur Odom Amanda Strength Betty Strength Billy Strength Gladden Summerlin Bobby Turk Phillip Williamson 43 GOOD CITIZENSHIP BOY GIRL Jerry Holt and Joyce Hines Mr. McArthur Hines was chosen TEACHER OF THE YEAR for 1964-65. He was born in Darlington, Alabama, on November 11, 1916. He went to Wil- cox County High School. He got his B.S. degree from Auburn in 1941; Honorary Farmers degree in 1964; and his M. Ed. from Auburn in 1964. He was also a Representative of the County Teachers Association at the State Fair in 1961. He has been at F.H.S. for 10 years. He teaches Vocational Agriculture; and he serves as Assistant Principal. His hobbies are woodworking, gardening, hunting, and sports. His favorite food is steak. A HONOR ROLL for the first semester Jerry Holt Dianne Powell Ronnie Emmett Susan Jones Millard Booth Linda Manry Frank Bondurant David Hall Lane Mosley Patricia George Barbara White Larry White Barbara Manry Bill Cameron Tommy White TEACHER OF THE YEAR 44 ELEMENTARY FACULTY Principal--Mrs. Agens Brown 5th Grade Mrs. Faye Jernigan Mrs. Mary Parker 6th Grade Mrs. Sue Weav r Jvlrs. Agnes Bro ?.(£ Special Class 'v?V Mrs, Georg� fett t 3rd Grade Mrs. Ethel Bethea 4th Grade Mrs. Mary Jordan Mrs. Jane Lynn 6th GRADE Johnny Bell Tommy Boatwright Susan Bonds Gearld Boutwell Donna Buffaloe Jo Ann Busch Tim Cayson Marie Chancery Raymond Creamer Sharon Currenton Jessie Davis Beverly Dean Laura Doucet Wanda Ellis Kathy Fletcher Roberta Class Ann Henderson Sue Holt David Johnson Jane Johnson Marcia Johnson Marilyn Johnson Melanie Johnson Diane Kelly Henry Kelly Gary Knowles Paul Knowles Robby Knowles Ramond Lambert George Lloyd Dalton Mason Pat Mayson Joe Paul McDavid Ronnie Mize Jerry Morris Enola Mosley Earl Moye Emma Nisewonger Anniele Nordan Susan Northrop Diane Owens Sylvia Parker Karla Ptomey Juliene Purefoy Aubery Roberson Shirley Roberson Randy Rose Rogers Salters Chip Scivicque Barbara Shivers Daryl Steadman David Strength Steve Tolbert Mary Walker Kenneth White 46 Mrs. Jernigan Mrs. Parker 5th GRADE Diana Adkinson Gary Allen Lecta Allgood Cynthia Bell Roger Bell Mark Bondurant Tex Bout we 11 Virginia Burkett Jeannette Busch Lorene Butler Rita Chance Tim Davis Larry Dean Mickey Folsom Patty Godwin Charlotte Graves Don Hammonds Cynthia Hardy Helen Hines Donald Johnson Melvin Johnson Ronnie Johnson Randy Jordan Jan Killam Steve Killam Frances Knowles Larry Knowles Paul Knowles Bob Kornegay Freddy Lambeth Kathy Lambeth Kay Lambeth Kenneth Lambeth Douglas Lee Jean Lister Rita McFadden Donnie Nolin Steve Nolin Jennifer Purefoy Cindy Reid Kim Rupert Judy Ryland Brenda Shivers David Stanton Martha Thompson Ruel Ward Butch Weaver Wanetta Weaver Ernest White Julia White Kenny White Gary Wiggins 47 4th GRADE Mrs. Lynn Mrs. Jordan Marilyn Bell Polly Bell Deborah Lambeth Frank Lambeth Randal Lambeth Gwen Lee Gwen Manry Gary Miller Joe Mize Veronica Montgomery Amy Mosley Curtis Moyc Tommy Nisswonger David Odom Kenny Powell Kim Ptomey David Raines Beverly Salter Doug Sapp Elizabeth Shivers Roy Shivers Theresa Strength Grade Thompson Ronald Wedgeworth Bobby White Ronald White Shirley Williamson NOT PICTURED Darla-Nette Bethea, Sandra Black, Dwight Brewer, Morgan Brown, Tony Boutwell, Bob Collins, Bill Collins, John Colvin, Willie Colvin, Joan Conway, Jerry Creamer, Dorothy Emmons, Steve Emmons, Kenny Fletcher, Charles Fore, Leslie Glass, Debra Golden, Deborah Harbour, Mike Hardy, Kenny Henderson, Gary Holt, Donna Johnson, Leslie John- son, Wanda Johnson, David C. Jones, Lou Wanda Kelly, Bill Kline, Fred Knowles, James Kornegay. 48 3rd GRADE Vickie Allen Judy Arrant Gail Arrington Mike Bell Billy Boatwright Maxie Bondurant Martin Broomes Susan Cameron Joey Carnley Max Ray Davis Dorsey Emmons Tony Robert Fore Patricia Godwin Jimmy Godwin Michael Golden Joy Green Deborah Gunn Gale Henderson James Henderson Sandra Higdon Johnny Hines Deborah Johnson Tony Johnson Steve Johnson Susan Lambeth Carol Lee Sheila Lee W. C. Lister John Lowery Anthony Matheny Deborah Moye Jackie Moye Beth Mayson Willie Nisewonger Diana Renfroe Jerry Sciple Charles Sellers Terry Strength Shelby Ray Smith Allen Ray White Ronald Wiggins 49 2nd GRADE Mrs. Farrar Ellenor Bethea Frank Boatwright Connie Allen Boutwell Sharon Boutwell Janice Broomes Linda Busch Mary Ann Chancery Ester Creamer Kathy Davis Fay Dean Earnie Downing Christine Ellis Wanda Fore Marilyn Gafford Diane Glass Julia Garner Bennie Godwin Billy Joe Golden Joanne Go rum Lorraine Graves Bennie Haskew William Hines Karen Johnson Mike Killam Jimmy Kornegay Arnold Lambeth Patricia Lambeth Marion Lee Donna Morris Myra Mosley Sue Moye Rodger Nisewonger Janice Odom William O'Gynn Larry Pugh Steve Raines Mark Rose Karen Rupert Joe Shivers Kenneth Slater Robert Traweek Jeanette Walker Franklin Weaver Mike Wedgewroth Sylvia Williamson Dickie Lynn White Sylvia White 50 1st GRADE Mrs. Merele Dansby Carl Adams Tommy Arrington Cathy Bell Tony Bell Terry Bout we 11 Jackie Brantley Betsy Buffalo Douglas Cooper Jay Creamer Sherri Ellis Loretta Emmons Marty Emmons Ray Emmons Wayne Gunn Porter Haskew Joyce Henderson Tommy Hillinger Wanda James Daniel Jordan David Knowles Kathy Kornegay Sherry Lambeth William Lambeth Randy Lee Susan Lee Charles Lister Willie Mae Dean Donald Meadows Darry Moore Danny Moore Brady Mosley Kenny Nolin Judy Osom Cathy Singathor Edward Stewart Pamela Thompson Patricia Thompson Tommy Traweek Darryl Walker Darlene White Joey White Sharon White Teresa White Eleanor Wilson Jackie Wilson 51 k. J 53 CLASS FAVORITES 8-B Gene Chancery Glenda Hall Gary Baas Sharon Godwin 8-A 54 CLASS FAVORITES Adone Bell Janice Huggins 10-A 10-B Douglas Burkett Brenda Baas 55 Terry Jackson Betty Sue Allen 12-A Dick McNider Sara Hart 11-A Quinn Miller Charlotte Spears 12-B CLASS FAVORITES Wesley Graves Anne Manning 11-B MR. AND MISS FLOMATON HIGH MISS JANICE HUGGINS MR. RANDY BA i iJaSS F.H.S. BEAUTY REVUE The Beauty Revue for the selection of Miss F.H.S. is an annual event which is sponsored by the Senior class. From the 31 contestants that took part, Miss F.H.S. and her four finalists were chosen. MISS F.H.S. Janice Huggins SENIOR BEAUTY Betty Sue Dyess 1964 HOMECOMING A little before 8 o'clock Homecoming night, Miss Nancy McDavid, escorted by Benny White, was crowned Miss Homecom- ing of 1964, (Left). Miss Joyce Hines, es- corted by Douglas Johnson, was given the title of First Runner-Up, (Lower right). Miss Charlotte Spears, escorted by Earl Thornton, was named Second Runner-Up, (Lower Left). Nancy was crowned by Mr. John L. Folsom and given a bouquet of red roses. FESTIVITIES QUEEN NANCY escorted by BENNY WHITE. HOMECOMING COURT The Homecoming Court included: 9th Grade--Doris Johnson escorted by Glenn Knowles and Meta Hammac es- corted by John Bondurant; 10th Grade-- Norma Foreman escorted by Glenn Sapp and Glenda Henderson escorted by Tommy Blackmon; 11th Grade— Ann Manning escorted by Woodrow Courtney and Linda Strength escorted by Jimmy Burkett; 12th Grade-- Charlotte Spears escorted by Earl Thornton; Joyce Hines escorted by Douglas Johnson, and Nancy Me David escorted by Benny White. THE HOMECOMING COURT ACTION! Homecoming 1964 brought a huge crowd out to see an exciting game played between Flomaton and Baker. The Band put on a good performance in both the pre-game and halftime shows. The game ended in Flomaton winning 26-0. 63 HOMECOMING PARADE 10th GRADE “BAGS” 1st PRIZE 12 A B 10 A B 8 A 9 A B 11 A B LIBRARY STAFF These students are in charge of library circulation every period of the day. Besides manning the desk, the girls slip and shelve books, write overdue notices, help process new books, and type catalog cards. PAPER STAFF This staff is composed of Senior Class Members. They publish a paper twice a month. The name of the paper is the Hurricane Herald. 65 BETA CLUB To lead by serving others is the aim of the Beta Club. The requisites for membership in this organization are three: Scholarship, leadership, and service. STUDENT COUNCIL This is an organization composed of representatives from each class. This year their main projects is to lay a foundation for an Honor System in our school. 66 JR. 4-H CLUB The Jr. 4-H Club has many projects. Cooking, sewing, canning, lamp making, poultry raising and calf raising. Their projects help them to be better prepared for their future roles in life. SR. 4-H CLUB The Sr. 4-H Club keeps a record book to show what they have accomplished at the end of the year. They learn about sewing, cooking, and farming, so they will be better prepared for the future. 67 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The club is exploratory in nature, its purpose being to study the teaching field with an idea of evaluating it as a choice for a career. “F” CLUB The F Club is composed of athletes who have earned the highest honor at F.H.S., the major F. 68 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America are very important to the function of our school program. The members have worked to display their talents in both school and community projects. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The over-all goal of Future Homemakers is to help the individual girl to improve her personal, family, and community living, now and in the future. 69 GLEE CLUB The Glee Club, grades seven through nine, under the expert direction of Winston Hollingsworth, learn to love and appreciate fine music. SCIENCE CLUB The purpose of the Science Club is to increase the knowledge and interests of its members in the various scientific fields. 70 Junior Band composed of Elementary students. HARVEST KING AND QUEEN ELEMENTARY ROOM KINGS AND QUEENS Kenny Nolin 1st Sherry Owens Martin Broomes 2nd Gail Arrington Joe Shivers Karen Johnson Mike Bell 3rd Beth Mayson Willie Colvin 4th Kim Ptomey Chuck Fore Marilyn Bell Gary Wiggins 5th Kathy Lambeth Melvin Johnson Cynthia Hardy Henry Kelly 6th Susan Bonds Randy Rose Pat Harbour Mark Elkins Special Jeanese Purefoy 71 Porter Haskew and Marty Emmons 72 MR. HOLLINGSWORTH Mr. Hollingswortli has been the band director at Flomaton for the past 3 years He has done wonders for the band. This year we have one of the largest that Flomaton High School has ever had. This year, for the first time in quite a while, we have had a drum major-- Terry Jackson. 1964-65 HURRICANE BAND Tim Cayson Pat Harbour Dianne Kelly Anniele Nordan Karla Ptomey Randy Rose Chip Scivique 6th Kathy Fletcher Sue Holt Robbie Knowles Susan Northrop Juliene Purefoy Roger Salter Kathy Bethea Carl Dole Johnny Folsom Charles Johnson Larry Johnson Barbara Manry Rose anna Mosely Karen Ptomey Tommy White 7th Bill Cameron Tommy Fears Brenda Glass Doris Johnson Bill Lloyd Melissa Mathcny Bob McNider Danny Rcnfroc Roger Adkinson Sharon Fore Billy Kelly Wanda Weaver 8th Hazel Conway Donald Jordan Glenda Miller Jean Adkinson Betty Glass Pam Jones Cecelia Monk Kemble Dean 9th Irene Broomes David Hall Peggy Knowles Mike Nordan Sue Cayson Danny Fletcher Linda Manry Reggie Ptomey Larry Sims 10th Linda Killam Linda Lambeth Judy Powell Janelle Rouse Beepsy Ptomey Emily Adkinson Larry Davis Tommy Rex Fore George Hauer John N. Rouse 11th Wanda Crawford Charles Fears Bennie Franklin Susan Jones Cordelia Weaver Margaret Gamer Terry Jackson 12th Barbara Glass Mary N. Noblin 73 The Flomaton Marching Band put on an excellent performance during the Homecoming Parade. 75 IRENE BROOMES SHARON FORE HURRICANE STAFF Pounding typewriters, bustling workers, flashing cameras, and a distraught moderator rushing to meet always--too— soon deadlines, characterize the constant activity of Hurri- cane staff meeting. Despite many delays, numerous obsta- cles, and much confusion, the '65 Hurricane went to press. The long hours of planning, cropping, and laying out pic- tures, writing and re-writing copy finally paid off as the faithful staff experienced the satisfaction of a job well done. Moderator of the Hurricane is Mrs. Margaret Caldwell. Joyce Hines Editor Judy Bonds Co-Editor Nancy Me David Business Manager Faye Mathis Jean White Susie Nall Feature Editor Staff Member Staff Member 76 THE 1964 FLOMATON HURRICANES 1964 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE WE THEY Flomaton 13 McKenzie 6 Flomaton 0 T. R. Miller 27 Flomaton 7 At more 13 Flomaton 2 Jay 6 Flomaton 6 Walnut Hill 26 Flomaton 19 Pensacola Tech 32 Flomaton 26 Baker 0 Flomaton 13 Century 20 Flomaton 12 W. S. Neal 61 Flomaton 20 Uriah 6 For the past 3 years these Seniors have been on the Hurricane Team: Brantley, Butler, Bell, Johnson, Bondurant, Baas, and Dean. OFFENSIVE TEAM: Nolin, Bell, Johnson, Fore, Dole, Butler, Bondurant, Dean, Brantley, Baas, and Davis. DEFENSIVE TEAM: Johnson, Dole, Dean, Emmett, Baas, Bell, Butler, Brantley, Nolin, White, and Rackard. Jimmy Brantley 78 Guin Butler GREEN HURRICANES Sammy Johnson Wayne Dean Dewey Bondurant Randy Baas Arnold Bell Ronnie Kent Buddy Brown Pete Davis Dick McNidcr David Nolin Dickie Dole Charles Rackard ANOTHER FOOTBALL SEASON ENDS . . . Russell Hammac Steve Fore Darryl Fore Melvin Harwell Larry Huggins Steve Lambeth Wayne Ward Melvis Holt Alvin White Jimmy Currenton Adone Bell Tony Powell “GREEN HURRICANES” COACHES: FRANK LYNN AND EMMETT WINDHAM Lee Kealey is a Senior and has been a cheerleader for two years. Linda Holt is a Senior and has been a cheerleader for three years. P Judy Jordan is a Senior and has been a cheerleader for two years. Dianne Powell is a Senior and has been a cheerleader for three years. Jo Traweek is a Sopho- more and has been a cheerleader for one year. Ann Jordan is a Sopho- more and has been a cheerleader for one year. Janice Huggins is a Sophomore and has been a cheerleader for one year. Betty Sue Bondurant is a Sophomore and has been a cheerleader for one year. � 82 JR. CHEERLEADERS The Junior Cheerleaders are: Barbara White, Carol Scivicque, Peggy White, Dianne Holt, Dianne William- son, Patricia George, Dianne Fore, and their mascot is Jan Scivicque. JR. FOOTBALL TEAM The Junior Football Team is composed of boys from grades 7-9. They ended the season, under the leader- ship of Coach Brown and Coach Frazier, with a 2-2 record. 83 BASKETBALL Guin Butler Guard Robert Carden Center 84 “B” VARSITY TEAM Tommy Blackmon--Forward Cleatus Hammac--Guard Jimmy Currenton--Center Tony Powell--Guard Alvin White--Forward Russell Hollinhead--Guard Adone Bell--Forward Mike Tedder--Forward COACH--Emmett Windham MANAGER—Bruce Huggins Ronnie Kent--Guard Stevie Fore--Guard 85 86 FIRST ROW: Sammy Johnson, Dewey Bondurant, Melvis Holt, Jerry Holt. SECOND ROW: Pete Davis, Charles Rackard, Buddy Brown, Alvin White. THIRD ROW: Adone Bell, Stevie Fore, Jimmy Brantley. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Currenton, Coach Windham, Tony Powell. SAMMY JOHNSON GEORGE BROWN BASEBALL COACH LYNN 87 COACH WINDHAM Girl's and Boy's Physical Education Classes in the Gym 88 ADVERTISEMENTS Please patronize our advertisers! They have made this YEARBOOK possible. TOM WILSON SIMMON'S BIG R” South Flomaton, Florida JACKSON'S mm ™eatre Flomaton, Alabama CURRENTON'S Auto Financing--Teacher Discount STANDARD 867-6467 867-3043 Kelly Center--Brewton, Ala. Century, Florida JACKSON’S 5 AND 10 Compliments of WILEY P. HENDERSON Flomaton, Alabama Flomaton, Alabama HART BUILDING SUPPLIES, INC. ROBERT'S MOTOR COMPANY South Flomaton, Florida Brewton, Alabama PARKER FARM STORE ESCAMBIA HARDWARE Brewton, Alabama Atmore, Alabama MODERN BEAUTY SHOP ATMORE OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLY 3 COMPANY Atmore, Alabama SMITH TRACTOR CO. 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To the youth of the South in search of a career, St. Regis Paper Company, a user of wood, commends an education as a forester, or any of the rewarding jobs found in the woods-using industries. PENSACOLA • JACKSONVILLE South Flomaton, Florida VILLAGE FLOWER SHOP Flomaton, Alabama JERNIGAN'S Home Furnishings Flomaton, Alabama STANDARD OIL DealeR BILL'S STANDARD STATION Flomaton, Alabama Brewton, Alabama T. R. Miller Mill Company, Inc. SUPPLIERS OF CREOSOTED PILING AND TIMBERS FOREST PRODUCTS SINCE 1872 CENTURY PHARMACY H H SERVICE STATION Flomaton, Alabama JAY FABRICS Jay, Florida FLOMATON GRAVEL COMPANY INCORPORATED Flomaton, Alabama PITTMAN INSURANCE AGENCY Jay, Florida DOBSON'S MILL Jay, Florida A D. J. LUMBER COMPANY Flomaton, Alabama MILKY WAY RESTAURANT Flomaton, Alabama EDWARDS FAR AH Casual Wear PARKERS TRUCK TRACTOR CO. Brewton, Alabama Flomaton, Alabama HURRICANE Flomaton, Alabama GRILL MOTOR I ) COMPANY ! 1 Atmore, Alabama ATMORE MILLING AND ELEVATOR COMPANY A: dh; Serving Area Farmers jmP m i Atmore, Alabama GARRETT'S FLOWERS Brewton, Alabama REX SPORTING GOODS School Team Sports Equipment Atmore, Alabama Phone 368-3479 REYNOLDS CENTURY FLOWER SHOP Flomaton, Alabama Century, Florida BEST WISHES F rom ALGER-SULLIVAN Quality Longleaf Yellow Pine Century Florida CITIZENS-FARMERS AND PIPKIN BOTTLING COMPANY Atmore, Compliments of CHARLIE WILKERSON GAS CO. Jay, Florida Brewton, Alabama BRANCO WOOD PRODUCTS, INC. Dealers in Forest Products Brewton, Alabama Flomaton, Alabama F. J. VELLA COMPANY Wholesale Fruit, Vegetables, and Produce Mobile, Alabama m AUTOGRAPHS m AUTOGRAPHS