Flomaton High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Flomaton, AL)

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1. Vida, Darryl, Sonya, and Christine take time to talk things through. 2. Walking back from lunch gives Angie, Heather and Valerie time to catch up on “important business.” 3. Lisa Chavers takes it E-Z on Homecoming Day. 4. Alan Smith and his pet racoon, Trouble. 5. The cheerleaders boost the crowd’s spirit. 6. Football has brought Kenny Cannon and Ronnie Hammond closer together. Opening

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F L 0 W I N G As you, the students of F.H.S., returned for another year, time had placed many changes on you. Some of those changes were apparent, but others were kept locked away in your heart waiting for time to reveal them. Remember to plan your future, but live one day at a time. Minutes filled with opportunities to grow and learn are flowing by endlessly, waiting for you to experience them and learn from them. 1. The hourglass symbolizes the flowing of time. 2. Some 8th graders take time out from their busy schedule to enjoy themselves at break. 3. The band shows their pep by cheering at the football game. 4. We’re number one! 5. The four minutes allowed between each class give students enough time to get their books and hurry to class. 'fA 2 Opening

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1. We’re finally seniors! 2. Take time to be pleasant. 3. Take time to be thankful for your homeland. 4. Halftime entertainment is provided by the band. 5. Time in detention reminds us to abide by school rules.