Flomaton High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Flomaton, AL)

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Saturday In The Park The interviews and the tea for the Miss FHS pageant were held Thursday afternoon, Dec. 1. The interview counted 30% of each girl’s score. The girls who entered were: Charolette Henderson, Pam Saltar, Jo Ann Sum- merlin, Michelle Baldwin, Junia Court- ney, Karen Jones, Lorie Lord, Dee Dee Brantley, Arlene Cooper, Sandy Sales, Tammy Carroll, Tina Weaver, Lea Han- cock, Tina Lambeth, Rachel Pugh, Lynn Mclnnis, Susan Locklier, Denise Smith, Beth Watson, and Cindy Blair. The entertainment for the pageant was provided by “Pizzaz,” a dance group from J.D.J.C.; The Crestview Singers; Darryl Morgan, Tracie Godwin, Sharon Dantzler, former students of FHS; Eric Ferguson of Brewton; and the Drama Club who presented a skit. Phyllis Neal played the piano as the girls were presented in their evening gowns. 1. Darryl Morgan sings “The Way We Were” to Miss FHS 1983 Amy Cameron. 2. The judges for the pageant were Mrs. Gertrude Cook, Mrs. Hermine Holzborn, and Mrs. Cathy Stokes. 3. Serving for the tea were Pam Booth, Lori White, Janet Knowles, Robin Carden, Teresa Spears, Angie Griffis, and Carol Parker. 4. Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. Lisenby, Sr. sponsors, are in charge of the Miss FHS pageant. 5. Some of the contestants perform a dance routine. 119 - Miss FHS v

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Time Alters Fads and Favorites Time brings many changes. A recent poll of F.H.S. students, taken in Nov. 1983, showed changes in fashions, music, TV shows, and places to go on dates. New styles in clothing included different types of jeans. Some of these were Lee’s, Levi’s, Chic’s, and Calvin Klein’s. The OP (Ocean Pacific) t-shirt was the popular choice to wear with jeans, followed by Panama Jack, second, and Alabama Roll- Tide, third. The roll-down boots, the boat-shoes, and Nike tennis shoes were among some of the favorite shoe wear. Music has taken on many changes, also. For example, the number one band was ALABAMA. Other singers included Hank Williams, Jr. and Michael Jackson. Among the top songs was Michael Jackson’s “PYT” in the number one position. Others were “Islands in the Stream” by Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton and “Fooling” by Def Leppard. The A-Team was the number one TV show, followed by Dynasty as the number two choice while Webster received the third highest vote for favorite TV shows. The movies still seem to be the favorite place to go on a date. “Parking” and Pensacola were also popular places for couples. h jq i y Fads and Favorites

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Talent competition for Miss FHS was held Thursday evening following the tea. Before each girl presented her talent, some of the contestants performed a physical Fitness routine to the music “You Dropped a Bomb on Me,” by the Gap Band. Each girl then presented her talent for competiton which counted 25% of the final score. On Friday evening, December 2, the contestants were judged on poise and appearance, each category counting 15% of the score. The top ten were then asked a question which counted 15% of their score. While the final selection of Miss FHS was being made, the top ten presented their talent once again for the audience’s entertainment. TOP FIVE — 1. Pam Salter, 4th runner up; Karen Jones, 2nd runner up; Susan Locklier, Miss FHS 1984; Judge Earnie White, Emcee; Beth Watson, 1st runner up; Charlotte Henderson, 3rd runner up. 2. TOP TEN — Pam Salter, Sr.; Lynn Mclnnis, Jr.; Arlene Cooper, Sr.; Lea Hancock, Jr.; Beth Watson, Sr.; Tammy Carroll, Sr.; Susan Locklier, Sr.; Charlotte Henderson, Sr.; Denise Smith, Jr.; Karen Jones, Sr. 3. Charlotte Henderson — 1st place talent. 4. Arlene Cooper — 2nd place talent. 5. Rachel Pugh — 3rd place talent. Poise, Personality, and Charm