Flomaton High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Flomaton, AL)

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Club-A-Mania Getting an education is the foun- dation for school attendance but ex- tracurricular activities make stu- dent life more interesting. Clubs in general were formed in the early 1500’s and have grown to offer each student a chance for leader- ship and better understanding among their teachers. The Jr. Beta Club sponsors a Teachers’ Ap- preciation Day to recognize the teachers for their dedication to the students. The Sr. Beta Club attends State Convention to join other Betas from around the state. Peo- ple need clubs and clubs need peo pie, but only ordinary people with extraordinary talents are what make clubs function. Whether your club is one of the present clubs, or some new club of the future, you can grow through club activities. ) 1. The Jr. Beta Club selects new members. 2. Making Christmas happy for one family was a project of the FHA. 3. Beginning each day with a short devotion adds meaning to school life for Joy Club members. 4. Friends forever. 22 Clubs

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Organizations Being in organizations helped you to fill the hours following the long days at school. Whether you marched in the band, went to Beta Club Convention, were a member of VICA, or were involved in some other organization, you experi- enced things that will help you as you follow the pathway of life. 1. Taking a break along the way. 2. Mrs. Ferguson’s Home Economics class seemed to revert to childhood during Homecoming Week on Second Childhood Day. 3. The band was a big part of each football game as they helped boost spirit with their music. Organizations 21

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Making Memories Last 1. The officers of the ’83 Annual are Top: Beth Watson, assistant-business manager; Cecilia Knotts, photographer; Tippy Wagner, assistant photographer; Brenda White, assistant editor; Mrs. Folsom, sponsor. Bottom: Karen Jones, assistant- business manager; Pam Davis, business manager; Amy Cameron, editor; Denita Long, copy editor. 2. The seniors of the Annual staff. 3. and 4. Jeff. Pam Salter, Cindy Conner, Tippy. Mike Wolford, and Chris prepare pictures and layouts for the ’83 Annual. Members are Bottom: Brenda White, Pam Davis. Denita Long. Jeff White. Amy Cameron. Second: Chris Brown. Cindy Blair. Cecilia Knotts. Sharon Dantzler, Beth Watson, Susan Locklier, Gay Watson. Top: Mike Wolford. Tippy Wagner, Karen Jones, Cindy Conner, Pam Salter. Lori White, Mike Upton. Mrs. Folsom Sponsor. Work on the ’83 HURRICANE began during the summer as the Annual staff began to pound the pavements in an effort to sell advertisements to support the year- book. Also during the summer Amy Cameron, Brenda White, Pam Davis and Karen Jones attended a yearbook clinic held at Auburn University August 2nd, 3rd, and 4th. Creative layouts and hard work may be what an Annual is made up of, but determination and teamwork are what really produces a great yearbook. Clubs 23