Flint River Academy - Prowler Yearbook (Woodbury, GA)

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Lee Nash Bobbie Jean Reid Now is the time. ,. to say good-bye to high school and friends and, to a lesser degree, a certain part of life. No matter where life takes us from here, no matter where we go, we will never be the same as we are now. Annuals exist for reflection, reflection upon the year past and a record of memories for years to come. Now is the time to pause and recall what school has meant to us. We reflect on how school has affected each of our lives, how we have grown, what we have done or should have done. While we ponder these things, we all too often neglect the fact that we have also affected the school. We have all had an impact on our school even as it has exerted an influence on us. Now is the time for us to recall what each of us has meant to the school. Hopefully, the school has grown and benefited as much from its association with us as we have from it. Q WW David Neubert Kim Seay .al 1535 Gerald Ordoyne Bobbie Jo Shaw Chuck Tigner 3

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...To the Future Many seniors at FRA had already realized that they would be ex- changing one classroom for an- other. These college-bound stu- dents had been making plans for weeks, months, or even years, by taking the SATs writing essays, and filling out applications, While the majority finalized their college plans, others frantically tried to make that all important decision. All, however. were busy dreaming of a life of freedom, independence. and success. Because Flint River Academy in- stills the development of mind, body. and spirit, graduates face the future with strong minds. strong hearts. and confidence. FRA has be- come a poignant memory, but it will forever remain a part of each stu- dent. I. Hunter Adkins, Lee Nash. and Richard Cook work on their English assignments. 2. Gerald Qrdoyne shows Jeff Frazier how to smile. 3, Laurie Johnson hurries to meet that year- book deadline. 4. While riding the bus Jef- frey Todd gives us a big smile. 5. Miss Scami- horn helps Meri Reames with her facial ex- pression forthe play. 6. Bobbie Jean Reid and Kim Adcock get excited about 50's Day. 7. lee Nash. Steve Minter. David Beall, and Doug Hoffman rest a minute on the bridge at Callaway Gardens. 8. Susan Janney helps Bobbie Jean Reid with her communications assinment. 9. Bobbie Jo Shaw enioys chat- ting with friends at the ballgame. Seniors lO9

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