Flint River Academy - Prowler Yearbook (Woodbury, GA)

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l DAVID NEUBERT transferred to FRA from Westwood his senior year. Played Varsity Basketball and was a member of the Science team at Westwood. At FRA, he was a member of the Varsity Football team. Received the Ga. Certificate of Merit and the National History and Government Award. GERALD ORDOYNE was a member of the Key Club in eleventh and pres. in twelfth. Was a member of the Honor Society for 4 years. vice pres. in eleventh and pres. in twelfth. Was a member of the Debate team for 2 years. Played Varsity Basketball 3 years. Was a member of the Prowler staff in eleventh and Dkrm. Ed. in twelfth. Was a member of the Track team 3 years. Was on the State Champion Math team 3 years. the Gordon Math team 2, the Science team I, and the Academic Bowl team 2. Was chosen l983 Star Student, Valedictorian, and Most Intellectual in the senior class. MERI REAMES was a cheerleader for 3 years. Was a member of the Tri-Hi-Y for 4 years, sec. in twelfth. Was a member of the Honor Society 4 years, sec. in twelfth. Was Copy Ed. of the Informer staff in twelfth. Was a member of the Drama Club for 4 years, participating in One Act Play both in eleventh and twelfth. Sang in Choraliers and in the FRA Ensemble in twelfth. Compet- ed in literary Oral Interpretation 2 years, winning first place in eleventh. Was a runner-up in Miss FRA, and was first runner-up on the Homecoming court in twelfth. BOBBIE JEAN REID played basketball in ninth and eleventh grades. Was a member of the Track team in eleventh. being selected as MVP. Was on the Tennis team in eleventh. Participated in 4-H in ninth grade. KIM SEAY was a cheerleader for 4 years, capt. and FRA cheerleader of the Year in twelfth. Was a member of the Tri-Hi-Y, Drama Club, and Choraliers for 4 years. Was a member of the State Champion trio in twelfth. Was a Homecoming representative in tenth and second runner-up in twelfth. Was a Miss FRA runner-up in eleventh and twelfth. Was a member of the FRA Ensemble in twelfth. LEE NASH was a captain of the football and baseball teams. Named to all- region football team. Named MV Back in football. Named to all-region base- ball as a sophomore and HM for 3 years. Was an Eagle Scout, member of Key Club. and yearbook sports editor. l -i X lfi ' ' f BOBBIE JO SHAW transferred from Westwood her senior year. At Westwood, she was on the yearbook and newspaper staffs, a Varsity cheerleader, a member of the Beta Club, softball team. Academic team. Gordon team. and a class officer. At FRA, she was named to the All- Region softball team. Was a member of the Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y, and the Academic Bowl team. JEFF SMITH was a member of the Varsity Football and Varsity Baseball teams for 4 years. Was named Best Offensive Lineman in football and Most Improved in baseball in twelfth grade. Sang in Choraliers 4 years, vice pres. in twelfth. Sang in the FRA Ensemble in twelfth. Was a member of the State Champion quartet in eleventh and twelfth. Was a member of the Key Club for 4 years. vice pres. in twelfth. CHUCK TIGNER was a member of the Key Club for 4 years. Participated in 4-H in eleventh and twelfth grades. Was a member of the Track team in eleventh and twelfth. JEFFREY TODD was on the Varsity Basketball team for 4 years. and was named to both All-Region and All-State in eleventh and twelfth grades. Was a member of the Drama Club 3 years, participating in the One Act Play 2 years. Was the State Champion Boy's Soloist in eleventh and twelfth, and a member of the State Champion quartet in ninth through twelfth. Sang in the Choraliers 4 years, pres. in eleventh and twelfth. Was a member of the Debate team 2 years. Was chosen Mr. Senior in I983. Was a member of the Key Club 4 years. Was chosen to the All-State Chorus 3 years, JIMMY TURNER was a member of the Honor Society for 4 years. Played Varsity Football 3 years. receiving the Coaches Award in eleventh and Best Defensive Lineman in twelfth. Was a member of the Track team 3 years. Played Varsity Baseball in twelfth grade. Was a member of the Key Club in twelfth. Senior Directoryf95

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g .5 S 6 A Sense of Belonging At the sound of the 8:20 bell spe- cial groups get together at FRAQ those special groups are classes. ln the lower school these special groups stay together all during the school day, but in the upper school they are dispersed during the day. Competition is one factor of these special associations: seeing who can make the most original sign for the pep rallies, who can bring the most canned goods for the needy at Thanksgiving, and most importantly, who can raise the most money for the King and Queen of the Fall Festival. Enjoying each other makes class membership special. Being able to talk and sit with class members dur- ing lunch or break and being able to chat with friends between classes add to that particular sense of be- longing. Annual class projects at FRA in- cluded the juniors working together to sell and deliver fruit to pay for the Junior-Senior Prom and seniors working together toward a special Homecoming dance everyone would always remember. Classes at FRA were not limited to working in the classroom, they were involved as a group outside the homeroom door. l. Fourth grade is flying high with spirit. 2. First grader. Natalie Miles. enjoys her Thanksgiving feast. 3. A big part of the kin- dergarteners' year is dressing as Indians for their Thanksgiving program. 4. The seventh graders ventured to Gay. Ga. to participate in the mini fair. 5. Seniors truly enjoyed hav- ing a day off at Callaway to take pictures. B. All elementary classes enjoy going to the li- brary to hear stories and to learn to use the sources found there. Classesj97