Flora High School - Falcon Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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SPONSORS: Nancy McEntire for Bob Neely, Sharon McCravy for Dave Stewart, Touchdown! A perfect ending Nancy McMeen for Claude Belk, Captain, Linda Vincent for Byron Bigby, for a perfect game Barbara Roberts for Phil Leventis. The pep rally and boniire warm up the fans and the cold night air Gentry for Dickie Tighe, Sandy White for Chris Nuckols, for Bobby Andrews, Ann McDonald for Chuck Pulos Kathy Riley for Hunter Clarkson, Jan Caskey for Loran Angela Bultman for Bobby Reynolds, Marie Mitchell for Fraser, Iulie Lackie for john Freeman. Sonny Metze, Agnes Heinitsh for Jimmy Bailey SPONSORS: Kay Kellogg for John Macmurphy, Betty SPONSORS: Reed Barnes for Hank Elder, Anne Farmer

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w What a happy moment for the new Miss Scarlett and Blue-Miss Ann McDonald and Barbara Roberts, Maids of Nancy McMeen. Honor, appear radiant, as the festivities progress. Homecoming- A Time Worth Remembering Flora's second annual Homecoming was for many Falcons the brightest game of the season. Football, fun, and fall blended together to make this yearis festivities the best yet and to set a high standard for years to come. During the day, pep rallies kept spirits high. Spirit waterv was provided after school, and just before game time the Falcons whooped it up while the Gamecocks burned in efligy at the annual bonfire rally. Following a short tea, sponsored by the cheer- leaders and Home Economics Department, the parade to Memorial Stadium began. Sponsors and The Falcon Float, built by the Key Club, leads the march to the stadium. A tea, sponsored by the Home Economics Department, begins the festivities. special guests shivered in their open convertibles while Key Clubis Falcon Float swayed happily in the cool night air. The half-time ceremonies were climaxed by the naming of Miss Scarlet and Blue, Nancy McMeen, and her lovely attendants, Barbara Roberts and Ann McDonald. Oh yesl There was a football game. The Fal- cons rolled over Sumter by a score of 20 to 7, continuing their march to the Area Championship. This yearis Homecoming-truly A TIME WORTH REMEMBEBING. 7as .. ...,m..,aff:5.ann r 11.,

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First Row: Earle Kirkley, Wayne Shealey, Darrell jabour, Steve Sturtevant, John Face, David Duifie, Ierry Bums, Frank Barton, Cleveland Derrick, Bernard Bigby, and David Stalworth. Second Row: Ricky Boyce, LaRue Penny, Tommy Coleman, Larry Fink, Vernon King, Bobby Giles, Carey McDaniel, Al Granzo, Ricky Thomas, Tim Staples, Bill McRoberts, and Richard Byers. Third Row: Charles Davis, Fred Fellers, George Derrick, Robin Brinkley, Henry Thomas, Heyward Douglas, Bobby LaMotte, George Wise, Dan Kuykendall, Ricky Praete, and Twig Reynolds. I. Vfs Compile lU-2 Record This year's Junior Varsity team, coached by Mr. Warner Montgomery and Mr. Al Hough, is one of the best in school history. Even after losing a great many players from last year,s champion- ten and two record for the year. Next year, Flora,s varsity will be counting heavily on the strength and skill of these boys to produce yet another winning Falcon team. ship team, the boys performed well, compiling a Left: Flora's hardworking I. V. Cheerleaders-Judi Bihari, Ioyce Hedgecock, Shery Gomez, Brenda Gregory, and Kay Kellogg were a welcome sight at I. V. games, leading cheers for the winning team. Coaches Al Hough and Warner Montgomery were the men responsible for this year's I. V. squad.