Flint River Academy - Prowler Yearbook (Woodbury, GA)

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D O y Moving Up in the World This year's seventh grade was the largest class in Flint River Academy's history - with the addition of Ric Strozier at mid-year - 49 strong. Entering the upper school was a long awaited adventure for these students. The experience of having lockers and school dances and participating in organized sports made the seventh grade year uniquely memorable. The students in the seventh grade this year had typing as an elec- tive. This class is usually offered only to older students. The class also had the opportunity in the classroom to develop their artistic ability and to develop an ear for music. The seventh grade students took a day out from studying Georgia History to celebratre Georgia's 250th birthday. Looking back on the year, the seventh grade observed that a year of their upper school education was a worthwhile experience. I. The seventh grade elected as their class officers: vice-president, Steven Grosst president, Christie Battenhouset and secretary. Jamie Gramling. 2. Don Voyles and Anise Morrison, along with many other students and even some teachers and parents, thoroughly enloyed the Sweetheart Sockhop 3. Heather Solomon and Andy Crowder found that learning could be fun as they learned about molecules by constructing models of DNA using gumdrops and toothpicks. Dixie Adamson V llll 4 A , Chip Allen iiit u ' NE Q W James Argroves , . , . ,f ,, , M 7 Christie Battenhouse 'fn ' gig, , . f , 4 Kim Berry y 2 Tv Kris Berry ' . g f l , xy, V , ,X , 5 ..... 4 M 1' , Q. .t 'rrr I . .. Q I , rff, il ' I H1 v .tj I I- V ft: yd V 0 V A t . .- i June B00'h r . 'rv ' , ,,, . ' It 5.0 V s Angie Branch f T ',, 6 I V 'r-6' 5 Q V t . , vw' , t ,..,, swf' f , .g - X Russ Bridges ': f W x Michael Brown A , ' 5 .. ' , i Scott Buchanan ,f ?I' - -,, Leann Carlisle .1 SK t iff' ' 'lCt - ,M llc T . Mark Carlson I' I Y Sharon Collier ' .1 - - 4 Michael Collins if f ., Andy Crowder 15' T Jodi Dameron 4 Jennifer Elliott V' Q W Johnathan Fagundes f ' tm Callie Fowler N' 27 WZW7 Dan Fuller as 9 Lashane Garrett V A ,H Jamie Gramling ' H JN Steven Gross 'S . yi l2OfSeventh f H, gym ff ff? W f f ,Q f, f ,Jw yy W4 59 f f , irate We '. Q s 3 Wm w , 1 Y? , mmm ,,,..., nt 4 ., 'ty tx 5 qi CM7 e vi - fix it

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Top Rung of the ladder Being seniors of the lower school proved to be excit- ing as well as trying for this year's sixth graders. Exper- iencing new classes and activities like Spanish lessons from Mrs. Ellen Lee gave these students a glance at some upper school privileges. The sixth graders spent many long hours working in the classroom. They found it neces- sary to study hard in order to prepare themselves for upper school. Not only did they learn in the classroom with the new courses offered, but also outside the classroom through educational trips such as the tour of the new Atlanta airport. The sixth graders also received a new computer and began to learn to use the computer to help them with their studies. The sixth graders enioyed the computer and added one more step to their learning. The sixth grade students also participated in a number of musical productions directed by their music teacher, Mrs. Carolyn Turner. Showing their leadership, many sixth graders performed in solos, trios, and quartets. As the year came to an end, the excitement of making the step into upper school could be found in all sixth graders. All looked forward to gaining this independence with new responsibilities and activities. I. Angie Lovett and Andy Dawson struggle to finish some classwork. 2. Dressing up for book reports is the sixth graders' favorite way of learning. 3. Brant Gramling, Jason Brisendine, Jim Dunn, and Emily Turn- er also enioy portraying their book characters. 4. Emily Turner was the narrator of the Christmas program. 5. These students find too much time for studying and not enough for playing. John Barker E L W Wayne Bishop My H M yyy Nff Jason Brisendine '. ' af Greg Brown V It ' Kristen Brown g Shannon Clay Scott Cochran V 3 I I f f , Kimberly Crews -,Q g',, L -,,.. Andy Dawson W 74 f y 'V Jim Dunn . , ' . Amy Estes Joe Foster in M i G ii iis. aro a oway 'V Q , Ron Garrett if mf Brant Gramling ' T Emily Helton ,VAA , Bobby Jones i'l' ' fx Jennifer Jones ' 7 I22fSixth 1 N 49, 1- f .Mf 5, I WW? vs?