Flomaton High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Flomaton, AL)

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A Touch of Class Under the leadership of head majorette Phyllis Johnson, the ma- jorettes received a superior rating at the Little Big Horn Marching Contest held in Opp, Alabama. The majorettes also attended a summer band camp at Troy State University. Here, they were taught several new routines which have been very helpful to them in preparing their halftime shows. Feature Twirler, Susan Locklier; Patty Allen; Junia Courtney; Head Maj., Phyllis Johnson; Carol Parker; and Sandy Sales. 1. Patty Allen, the band's only senior ma- jorette. performs during the Homecoming game. 2. Susan Locklier served as feature twirler of the majorettes. 28 Band

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Flashing Colorguard Capt. JoAnn Summerlin; Co-Capt. Pam Salter; Sheila Ates, Jodie Courtney, Christi Stewart, Lorie Lord, and Sandy Brantley. 1. Many long, hot afternoons were spent in preparing for the weekly half time shows. 2. The Homecoming Parade was a high light for the colorguard. 3. The flags were featured in a hat and- dance routine to the tune of “12th Street Rag. 4 The culmination of each week’s practice was the satisfaction felt by each girl dur- ing the half-time shows. Band 27 The Colorguard for the 1982 school year was under the direction of Capt. JoAnn Summerlin, and Co-Capt. Pam Salter. During the summer, the flags at- tended a band camp at Troy State University, where they learned new routines which have been very useful to them during marching season. The Golorguard finished the season with an excellent rating which they received at the Little Big Horn Marching Contest held in Opp, Alabama.

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Taking Care of Business The officers of the Student Council are Frances Ellison, Pres.; Mike Upton, V-Pres.; Beth Watson, Sec.; Karen Jones. Treas.; Denita Long, Pari. Striving to do more for Flomaton High School in the 1982-83 school year was the goal of this year’s Stu- dent Council. The members are elected at the beginning of each new school year. In grades eight through eleven, one representative is elected from each homeroom. In the Senior Class, two represent- atives are elected from each homeroom. The Student Council serves as a link between the students and the administration. Members are Frances Ellison, Mike Upton, Beth Watson, Karen Jones. Debbie Powell, Heather Stewart, Dee Dee Brantley, Marian Knowles, Liz Hollington, Angie Baggett, Michele Lister, Pam Salter, Tammy Carroll, Todd White, Denita Long, Charles Allen, Dawn Bethea. Mr. Jackson, Sponsor. Not Pictured: Christie Stewart and Shannon Baggett. 1. The school emblem, developed by the 1980-81 Student Council, portrays some of the traditions influencing the develop- ment of Flomaton High School. Out- standing features are the Torch of Knowledge and the train symbolizing Flomaton’s history as a railroad center. 2. Frances and Mike look on as Beth reads the minutes of the last meeting. 3. Charles, Dawn, Pam, and Karen listen in- tently as plans are being made for the club’s next project. 4. Decisions, Decisions, Decisions . . . Clubs 29