Flora High School - Falcon Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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In a Drama Club's meeting, Chip Griffin wins his point against Mike McCravy as Louise Bailey is taken aghast- Susan Reese meditates through it all. Masquers Have A Ball Miss Mary Garvin and Mr. Gerald Floyd, sponsors of the Scarlet Masquers, aid the future stars in projecting themselves to their audiences. In a light sequence from The Man Who Came to Dinnerf Danny Seibert prepares to drop Vickie Eslinger as Donald Devet and Tom Garrick try to catch her. Beth, I think my contacts have slipped, cries Robin Starin blindly as Beth Vogel applies a grease stick. Producing Comed The Scarlet Masquers, the dramatics organiza- tion at Flora, consists of approximately 80 stu- dents-divided into two groups--half meeting on either Wednesday or Thursday at activities period. The officers of each group plan and pre- sent a Weekly program to the club members- ranging from pantomimes to actual dramatizations on phases of the theatre. The sponsors, Miss Mary Garvin and Mr. Gerald Floyd, encourage student participation in the programs. Representatives from the Town Theatre, as well as local actors and actresses, were among the guest speakers at club meetings. The major project for the year was a three-act comedy by Moss Hart and George Kaufman, The Man Who Came to Dinnerf, By working on this play, the students gained experience in act- ing, building sets, doing make-up, collecting properties, as well as many other facets of the theatre. You fresh thing! exclaims Patty jenkins as Chip GriHin winces. Edgar Morris, Iudy Corbett and Don Tew are amused by it all.

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F. H. A. Members Give As The Learn Ann McLain, President, shows Dianne Sturkie, Treasurer, the cook books sold by F .H.A. for the Brazil Project while Colette Davis, Secretary, and Patty Rish, Vice- Presidentg look over recipes for exciting new dishes. X The F.H.A. of Flora is a widespread organiza- tion working both for charity and for the better- ment of their own skills. They started the 'cBrazil Projectl' which has been adopted by other schools throughout the state during the past year. This spring, by raising funds in various ways, this group sent a sizable check along with clothes, food, and toys for needy families. Girls who are members of the Future Home- makers of America learn to be excellent seam- stresses, cooks, and hostesses. Flora's F.H.A. has been well represented in many large contests, such as the Sew With Wooly competition. Through their experiences, these talented young ladies will be among the finest of the homemakers of tomorrow. Ierva Watson and Pat Denny, Sew With Wool con- testants, model their lovely creations to other contestants Linda Denny, Sara Richardson, jackie Khars, and Pat Mansfield. Absent when picture was made were: jane Hicks, julie Hudson, Nancy Gardner, and Brucie Smith. Q41 Q9 as , Og s , 2 s.ffml'L1121 5 29 a - s F.H.A. members Sybil Grant, Linda Rodgers, Frances Galgano, Barbara Winneman, Fran Rivetta, Brenda Misenheimer, Nancy Bartos, Dianne Kirby, Ian Hagen, Jeanette Leaphart, Marie Oden, A'Dell Lott, Margie Wise, Dianne Strohecker, and Pam Osteen busily work around the Home Ee. kitchen testing recipes found in their cookbook.

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The Girls' Sextet, composed of Peggi Kerlin, Carol Keller, The five All-State Chorus members from Flora practice Joanne Calhoun, Judy Banks, and Lynnie Olive, selects together. They are: Bobby Andrews, Neal Martin, Peggi an appropriate number to perform. Absent when picture Kerlin, Wayne Nidiffer, and Lynnie Olive. was made: Luana Floyd. horus Entertains Falcons With Folk inging The chorus members participate in a hootenanny. The members are: First Row: Martha Jo Heider, Suzette Neely, Patty Wall, Linda Smith, Susan Winders, Cindy Marks, Missy Roper, Harriet Torri, Lynnie Olive, Connie Aldrich, Wayne Nidiifer, Peggi Kerlin, Jim Turner, Luana Floyd, Neal Martin. Second Row: Alecia Sample, Becky Wilson, Nancy Williams, Jeannine McCrary, Diane Bates, Joanne Calhoun, Sandra Moat, Martha Jones, Jane Green, Bobbie Piece, Gayle Johns, Rosanne Rivkin, Dianne Stokes, Patty Foley. Third Row: Bob Davis, Sandy Mickle, Tommy Brantley, Jimmy Halford, Jimmy Terry, Donnie Hatchell, Bobby Andrews, Julie Nettles, Jimmy McConnell, Judy Banks, Joyce Brown, Mary Jones, and Mrs. Evans, Director. I5 J- IIO