Flint River Academy - Prowler Yearbook (Woodbury, GA)

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Shane Collier Tlsh Collier Susan Dees Amy Ellerbee Cliff Elliott Beth Estes Cole Garner Striving and Achieving The I982-83 sophomore class was a class of achievers. They participated in many extra curricular acitivities to keep them busy year around. Sophomore Lisa Brown was a member of FRA's state-winning math bowl team coached by Mrs. Barnes. Jon Grover, another sopho- more, sang in FRA's quartet at literary competition. All six sophomores who played varsity football lettered. Six sophomore girls were on the region-winning softball team. Six sophomore girls were on the region-winning varsity cheerleading squad. Eight sophomore girls were on the drill team. Cole Garner played varsity basketball for the second year in a row. Four girls from this class were on the varsity girls' basketball team, including one starter, Kathy McGinn. Simone Rogers and Tracy Maddox sang in FRA's new ensemble under the direction of Mrs. Turner. Cliff Elliott and Simone Rogers were in the cast of Flint River's state- winning one-act-play. An alternate, Cliff Elliott, was on the region-winning debate team and also represented FRA in oral interpretation at literary competition. Sophomore students especially enjoyed one course. drivers' education. Taking this course showed that one had almost reached that important milestone of getting a driver's license. A special treat that sophomores were able to look forward to was ordering class rings. This was only the second time that rings were ordered during the sopho- more year. Everyone was especially excited about this becuase it meant that their rings would be back early in their junior year. The sophomores observed that their school year was more exciting than when they were younger because they were able to participate in more events. I. Eddie Wells with his sweetheart. Bobbie .lo Shaw, enjoys the Valen- tine Sock Hop after the last home basketball game. 2. Class officers, Cliff Elliott. president, Kathy McGinn. vice president, Lisa Brown secre- tary, and Simone Rogers treasurer. take time out to pose for a picture during their busy schedule. 3. Tired by all the hard work and effort. Cliff Elliott takes a break from practicing One-Act play. 1 X . e - Beth Barnes tt t. .' Deborah Barnet! - i . C C ' X A - .t, ..,.. . , M , Lisa Brown ,, .ggi - ,g 1 ,,.,,,--N .n g ,,- . Dawn Ca ihan ' t't- f F f ' Jan Cato Todd Clark ff-. g L w s. ii . II4fSophomores QNX is XX X N' -sw . : 'f fl'QXX 5' -- 1 -5 Q. ,see -,tg as .... i 1 i

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Headed fur the Top The l982-83 school year was an exciting one for the mighty freshman class, this was their first year of real high school. Beginning this year they were allowed to participate in such activities as varsity sports, literary teams, and various other extra curricular activities. The freshmen showed their intelligence as Trace Lasher, Ash- ley Garrett and Mollie Battenhouse won the honor of par- ticipating in the Humanities Bowl that captured third place at Gordon Junior College in Barnesville. Ashley Gar- rett scored the third highest in the Humanities competi- tion at the Gordon event. Being freshmen also meant that they could join the clubs in the school, freshmen became members of the Key Club. Tri-Hi-Y, 4-H, and Drama Club. Another first for the freshmen class was that they had Mrs. Barnes as their math teacher. For many this proved to be difficult. but they found that the hard work pays off. Although they knew that they probably would not make the math team, many tried out for math bowl because they knew it would help them in later years. Homecoming is always an exciting time for all classes in the upper school, it was especially exciting for the fresh- men. They elected Mollie Battenhouse and Tammy New- man as their Homecoming representatives. Mollie was chosen the fourth-runner-up in the court. The freshmen showed their strength again as Fall Festi- val came around. For the fourth year in a row, their class won the king and queen contest. They raised money by sponsoring a wide variety of activities. They conducted garage sales and newspaper drives and worked at the Concord Jubilee painting clown faces and selling fresh apples and roasted peanuts. I. A new salad bar was added to the Iunchroom, at the Fall Festival Amy Sarsfield piles it on. 2. Brad Gregg, president, John Koon, vice-president, and Bridget O'Rourke. secretary, served as class officers for the fresh- men. 3. Ashley Garrett, Mollie Battenhouse. and Trace Lasher placed third in the Humanities Bowl at Gordon Junior College. Wanda Argroves if W VVVV R VN .FV ,.,. 1 . V' Karen Bailey V , 7 V, .V V Mollie Battenhouse .fl ' , , if ' t VV f W f Lisa Bently H , . I ' X , e . . f ., V .L Z cttt e f -wet' Ginger Bradsher at , V . 5 miie '-, ,, , V VVVK A jf? Tripp Brlsendlne 7' . 4 -, A 4 A' L V4 if Frankie Brown . T if fi fl- ' I 3 nf , fb ,t 4C -., . . . rrrt . 3, , . 1 V - - ' Bret Bryant . fi 5,4 it ' f , ,vi ' ,av , .s , ' ' - W ,5VVV .VV Andy Burge ,.. -. M VV yr MV Q4 -uf-sy W if 'fi , , Steve Calhoun -2551 If ' ,j7 ,, ffl. A WW Cum Clay V , VV.VV , t 14, V . V Carmen Couch , , -QW ,JA f A VV, ef XM Lisa Dameron Yr'f:'3Qf W W V ii fx , v, Q.-jx .,, '. w,.,'g' 1, LUV, H11 .I A-. 2 Thomas East '11-.llipgtl ,Z 3ggf?w',':,','f.g gf, , Q..1fff . 171 gf, , fffwfliwlefftffflffff'-f5f'.i'7ff L fliffvlifxl ' lI6fFreshmen 4, Y l sf wa,