Flomaton High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Flomaton, AL)

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Homecoming week is always eagerly an- ticipated. This year was no exception, and perhaps was the best homecoming yet. Not only did the students enjoy this week, but former graduates anticipated returning to their alma mater.

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DOWN YDS. TO GO QTR. I 10 H ESCAMBIA COUNTY BANK ' YOUR FULL SERVICE BRNK A humbling experience it was indeed. Twenty years had passed before the CANES could defeat the Dlackcats on their own turf. This year was the exception, os the unstoppable Cones dominated their cross-town rivals. The onnuol gome is nearly always the highlight of both team's respective seasons. Previous records and rankings ore irrelevant. This is more than o gome; it's broggin' rights and the school's honor ot stoke. The Friday night confrontation was actually the climax of o whole week's revelry. Everything to which o poster could be toped, or anything that could be decorated was. Cars, lockers, clothes, ond even faces bore the Cones logo. It seemed olmost no one was immune to Cone fever during this emofionally- tense week. For the post two yeors. the Cones hove come out on top of the heap. Hopefully, this trodition will continue. 13

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During homecoming pregome ceremonies. Shannon Chancery was crowned 1907 Homecoming Queen by Principal Ken Corbin. Shannon was escorted by Greg Dyrd. 1st runner-up was Jimmie Courtney. Jimmie wos escorted by Vince Johnson. 2nd runner-up wos Stephanie White. Stephanie was escorted by Jerry Eilond. The 11th grade offendant wos Virginio Voughn. Virginia wos escorted by Doug Dole. The 10th grade attendant wos Jennifer Hollington. Jennifer wos escorted by Store Rep- resentative Skippy White. The 9th grade attendant wos Kristie Warrick. Kristie wos escorted by Jim Dondurant. Representing the 6th grade was Brandy Carden. Brandy wos escorted by Chris White. 15