Flint River Academy - Prowler Yearbook (Woodbury, GA)

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Friday, April 29, was one enchanted evening for those attending the Junior-Senior Prom. The chosen location was the Big Eddy Club in Columbus, which helped to establish an elegant environment for the suc- cessful evening. After a warm welcome at seven o'clock from junior class president, Steve Bishop, attendants were allowed to serve themselves to an exquisite buffet of beef ke- bobs, seafood casserole, and all the accessories The highlight of the meal was the memorable Dessert a la Marcel. The program began as those present nibbled on the last delicious morsels. There was an introduction of the class officers and their dates, and an appropriate re- sponse given by senior class president, Hunter Adkins. Hynes Barnes and Jeffrey Todd read the Last Will and Testament of the senior class to an amused audience. The juniors then reciprocated with the presentation of the scrapbook and a wide variety of senior gifts. A delightful addition to the prom was a classic souve- nir for each junior and senior present, an engraved crystal goblet. To round out the evening, Tyler Hill provided music suited for all tastes for the remainder of the evening. I. True enjoyment is reflected on the happy faces of Stacey Collins and David Fagundes. 2. Junior class president, Steve Bishop. super- vises the acceptance of Kim Adcock's senior gift - a kiss from Gerald Ordoyne. 3. Debbie Burns and Tommie Lynn Cashion gleefully present the senior gifts. 4. The faces of Alan Gregory and his date say it all, We've Got Tonight. S. Jeffrey Todd and Diana Howard lead the pack in some fancy footwork. 6. Steve Melton, Gerald Ordoyne. and their dates move to the beat of the music. 7. Jeffrey Todd and Hynes Barnes give the senior's Last Will and Testament. 8. The dance floor is filled as couples enioy the music of the Tyler Hill band. 24fJunior-Senior Prom ik

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Qi? U 53 The l983 Kindergarten graduation theme, Goin' For a Ride, was based on the popular song from Sesame Street. The graduation program included poems and songs that were related to this theme. Each student had a part in the skits that were done along with the poems. The students received their diplomas from Dr. Turner at the end of the program. The i983 Kindergarten class will be well-prepared for their ride through school in the coming years. Teach- ers, Mrs. Lemmon and Mrs. Harbin, the aides, and the parents put much hard work and preparation into the school year, and the graduation was evidence of this. For the first time ever, the sixth grade graduated from the lower school to the upper school at FRA. During their program Angie Lovett and Jason Brisendine sang a duet to You'll Never Walk Alone. This was an exciting event and a big step for these class members. The sixth grade voted on their Superlatives who were: Jennifer Jones and John Barker, Neatest, Kim Crews and Seth Waller, Most Polite, Angie Lovett and Brant Gramling, Most Athletic, Jeannie Strickland and Ray McDaniel, Most Talentedt Emily Helton and John Barker, Most Congenial, Jeanie Strickland and Jason Brisendine, Best All Around. Subject Awards were given for outstanding achievement in each subject, they were: Math, Jason Brisendine, Spelling, Emily Turner, So- cial Studies. Jeannie Strickland, Science, John Barkers Reading, Ray McDaniel, English, Emily Helton, Music. Jason Brisendine, Angie Scott and Seth Waller for Most Improved, Art, Jeanie Strickland and Ray McDaniel, Span- ish, Chad Parker and Billy Taylor. Special Scholarship Awards were presented to Jason Brisendine, Emily Turner, and Andy Williams for making the Headmaster's Honor Roll for six years. Clint Clay and Wesley Trammell, highs- choolers who were previous recipients of this award, pre- sented the Scholarship awards to these students. l. Joanna Dawson receives a bouquet of daisies from Matt Fuller. 2. The graduating class of I983: first row - K. Paulk. J. Thomas, P. Whatley, J. Garrett, T. Garner, W. Evans, L.A. Champion. V. Smith lll, L. Rios, R. Byard, S. Koon, C. McDonald, and A. Kitchens. Second Row -Q L. Claxton. S. Hobbs. J. Dawson, W. Keller. S. Lawand, A. Beckham, B. Foster, E. Waller, J. Duke, J. Hornsby, A. Allen. and P. Wasden. Third row - H. Jordan, P. Threadgill, L. Alexander. J. Lathem, T. Peirce. K. McDaniel. M. Fuller, R. Strickland, J. Bentley, M. Lee, and K. Adams. Teachers - Mrs. Kay Harbin and Mrs. Nina Lemmon. 3. S. Lawand, H. Jordan, P. Threadgill. J. Duke, M. Lee, S. Koon, B. Byard, J. Bentley, T. Garner, A. Beckham, L. Alexander, and P. Whatley gather around their big red truck. 4. Talitha Garner, Will Keller, Lindsay Rios, and Jess Hornsby are ready for a ride in their new car. 6. Joseph and Katie are ready to go patrolling. 7. Brian Railey, Ray McDaniel, and Jason Brisendine prepare for their graduation. 26!Kindergarten Graduation