Flint River Academy - Prowler Yearbook (Woodbury, GA)

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At Success FRA has ended another year with a record hard to beat. Looking back at a year filled with accomplish- ments can make the excitement of it all reappear. Through hard work. determination, effort, and many long hours, the students and faculty have made achievements in every- thing they have attempted. Domi- nation in competitions. both aca- demic and athletic, has helped in upholding Flint River's well estab- lished reputation. Although this dif- ficult road has taken long and re- quired much from us, time has passed quickly. And FRA has reached its goal - to develop the mind, body. and spirit of its stu- dents. l. Ken Clark ties up Jullie Moore and Misty Procurot for an event in elementary field day. 2. Gerald Ordoyne, l983 Star Student at FRA doesn't always have his mind on good grades. 3. Jonathan Fagundes and Callie Fowler display a plant collection for the sev- enth grade science class. 4. The graduating honor students of l983 look forward to a bright and rewarding future. 5. Laura Page. Lisa Brown, Lisa Phillips, Dawn Callihan. and Pam Lovett enjoy hearing funny jokes during class. 6. Scott Douthit and Gilbert Lawand dress up as famous Georgians to wish Geor- gia a Happy Birthday. 204fClosing -W , ,,,f 9. .lil .lv

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...At Progress The i982-83 school year was one of pride, for Flint River Academy had come a long way in such a short time. With so many new beginnings. with a new headmaster, new poli- cies, and new programs. the year progressed through the hard work of many people. This year was full of new exper- iences that were participated in by every student in the school. During the year there were many assemblies, at one assembly was ob- served Founders' Day, at another students listened to people tell about their high school days as compared with today. Senior Send- off was a tradition started this year at FRA. Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen talked about the seniors' achievements, wishes, and memor- eis. Afterwards, the seniors were sent off by the students, who lined the drive-way and waved good-bye. This is going to be a tradition to be carried out each year at FRA. Looking back, we see the good times and the bad. With all these memories, students closed another chapter in the book of their lives and took a step toward the future. l. Frank and Bobbie Jo smile for the camera during annual staff. 2. During the April snow storm of '83 one of the many trees that was planted in the spring stands alone in the front of the school. 3. March winds are great for kite flying. 4. The hall is once again de- serted at the end of the school year. 5. Tripp and John agree that this is first class flying. 6, Kim Adcock models her futuristic clothing. 2CBfClosing