Flomaton High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Flomaton, AL)

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Band Broadens Horizons in State Participation After an absence of six years, the 1984 Concert Band earned the rieht to return to state contest when they received a superior rating (I, I, II) at district contest held at Troy State on March 1, 1984. The band returned to Troy on April 13, 1984, and received an excellent rating (II, II, II). The band, under director Gerald Cofer, was judged on intonation, technique, balance, overall choice of music and sightreading. Members included Flutes: Michelle Moye, section leader; Michelle Lister, Cheryl Brock, Dee Dee Brantly, Sandy Sales, Celeste Black, Snarman Owens, Donna Fowler, Alisa Findley; Clarinets: Paula Ates, section leader; Karen Jones, Beth Watson, Pam Salter, Christi Killiam, Jamie Lunsford, Shannon Chancery, Amy Pope, Shannon Lambetn, Teresa Carden, Renee Fowler; Saxes: Richard Armstrong, sec- tion leader; Traci Knowles; French Horn: Susan Lockier; Trumpets: Dewayne Conrad, sec- tion leader; Laura White, Holly Bell, Kelly Boutwell, Wendy Owens, Shannon Matheny, April Stewart; Low Brass: Chris Folsom, section leader; Kendell Byrd; Per- cussion: Kenny Shivers, section leader; Chris Brown, Katherine Ellison, Valeria Pope, Junia Courtney, Samantha Carden. 4

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Finding a challenge isn't hard to encounter, but accepting a challenge is. As we grow from day to day, we acquire experiences and tasks that follow us for the rest of our lives. This year, everyone was faced with opportunities, but it was up to you to take advantage of these opportunities. We broaden our horizon by accepting challenge and opportunity that may come our way. If this has been your goal for this school year, then you have a full year of cherished memories. If this has not been your goal, then change your frame of mind, and make it your goal. If you never try, you'll never know what lies beyond your horizon... Clockwise from the top: Knowledge, in truth, is the great sun in the firmament. Life and power are scattered with all its beams. Daniel Webster Michelle Moye broadens her horizon through artistic endeavors. Micheal Depew and Christy Strength learn team work and spirit early.

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Students Grow With Individual Effort Clockwise from the top: took first in the fifty-yard Cindy Blair, Audrey Stead- ham, and Angie Steadham are the top collectors in the 1984 St. Judes Bike-A-Thon, spon- sored by the Jr. and Sr. Beta Clubs. Denise Smith receives a plaque from the Beta Club for having her poem Peace published in the February '84 issue of the Beta Club Journal. For the Special Olympics held at T. R. Miller High School on April 13, 1984, Patricia Dixon took second place in the fifty- yard dash, Barbara Benson dash. Sue White took first in the softball throw, and Jackie Price took fourth in the fifty- yard dash. History project winners are Paula Ates — first, Susan Curry — second, Kasey Nelson — third, Ronnie Dix- on and Tammy Owens — honorable mention. Flomaton's Lion's Club Presi- dent, M. A. Allgood, con- gratulates Dee Dee Brantley on being chosen to attend the Alabama High School Lion's Club Conference.