Flora High School - Falcon Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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F F rr Q if f? , ,..-f From toil and tears comes victory. Coach Hough gathers his victorious Falcons after any number of Dreher games Fans Enjoy Performance Of Their Boys Sandy Daniel cleans the boards as the Fal- cons romp on Sumter 85-61. We They Dreher Rock Hill jerry Scurry goes high for two after a pass from Lemond. I34

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jerry Scurry, forward. With remarkable skill and speed, jerry Scurry has played all three positions with notable proficiency. His awards which include All-City and State Tournament, All-Area, and All-Regional AAA Player is a fitting tribute. His power to sink the ball in a squeeze enabled the Falcons to capture many a victory. Senior Players Spark inning Season Who can forget the thrill, warmth, color, and unity of a basketball game? This sensation, ex- perienced only once in a lifetime, is captivated by memory. This golden age is marked by com- petition, motivation, and determination. Basket- ball is but a minute part of this age. Still, it is one definite part which we will cherish as a time Worth remembering. Bountifully supplied with players of height, speed, and accuracy, Coach Albert Hough has accordingly produced a varsity team second to none. This team has always provided a thrilling exhibition-exerting its strength and abilities in an almost uncanny way. With only two seniors leaving, next year,s expectation should far exceed this year,s. The trust placed in them has stirred the team to uphold the grandeur of the soaring Falcon. Nard Fleischman, guard. In his last year of playing, Nard has increased his knowledge and skill of perform- ance. His no clutchv ability has won him the respect and admiration of fellow players. Due to this, he was selected as Area Player of the Week. Returning next year, Frankie Lemond, selected as both an All-Regional and All-Area Player, proves that four against one is fair. inauwmw.

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. Has Outstanding ll-3 Record In all sports there is a period of training before the time of glory. The junior varsity is no excep- tion to this rule. Because of their interest and hard work, Flora students will always have a var- sity team good enough to represent their alma mater. The junior varsity coach, Mr. jerry Redman, has led his team to an envious record of eleven wins to only three losses-winning very decisively over our closest rivals. This is concrete proof that our future varsity will have the strength and experience to overcome any and all obstacles it will encounter. We They Oangeburg . . . 64 31 Florence . . . 66 51 Sumter . . . . . 38 S0 Columbia . . . . . 50 51 Brookland-Cayce . . . 82 19 Aiken .... . . 59 60 Orangeburg . . . 57 51 Columbia . . . . 54 52 Aiken . . . . 69 33 Columbia . . . 64 52 Columbia . . . . . 68 58 Sumter ..... . . 58 58 Brookland-Cayce . . . 71 36 Florence .... . . 64 51 Coach Jerry Redman and Manager Alan Weis have the responsibility of preparing varsity material. In a break after practice, the I.V.'s gather for a picture. First Row: Ralph Hendrix, Boe Harwell, Peyre Scurry, Tommy Garvin, and jim Williams. Second Row: Frank Weed, Billy Gunn, Pat Patterson, Art Brooks, Rodney Kinsey, and Benny Moore. Third Row: Alan Tinder, Bobby Dawkins, Cleveland Derrick, and Lee Taylor. Absent from picture: W. D. Morris. Qfiii ??',g Mx QLBR! gt gi, XJ f bt ALS..