Flint River Academy - Prowler Yearbook (Woodbury, GA)

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...On the Present Finally, at the top. the seniors were looked upon, and saw them- selves, as the leaders of the student body. With such a responsibility, it was often hard to follow their hearts and have as much fun as pos- sible since they would not pass this way again. To make the most of this effort. to appease the faculty and its re- quirements. they consequently took a part in every extracurricular ac- tivity FRA offered and took advan- tage of every opportunity possible. For some this was their last chance to make good grades, to create good impressions, and to be accept- ed into a college. For others, it was the last few months of the long hard pull to be free to be themselves and not a slave to their commitments. From the classroom to the athle- tic field to literary achievements. seniors excelled and achieved, bringing recognition to the school and themselves. l. Kim Adcock concentrates on hitting the right keys. 2. The senior members of the football team congratulate each other after a hard fought game. 3. Meri Reames and Hynes Barnes enioy their day at Callaway, 4. Steve Minter thinks hard about the situation. 5. Cliff King takes a break from his work to laugh with his classmates. 6. Chuck Tigner relaxes while watching the ballgame. 7. Ger- ald Ordoyne gets ready to chase everyone out of the horror house at Fall Festival. 8. While at Callaway Linda Myrick, Tracy Gar- ner, and Gay Garrett smile for the camera. 9. Richard Cook and Hank Moody stroll across the bridge at Callaway. 9 Seniors , IOR