Flora High School - Falcon Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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the profusion of White dogwoods along Falcon Drive . . . afternoon crowds at a baseball game and a prayer that you'll make it over the bar when it really counts . . . a mass of hamsters, tubes, and crossed fingers-a Science Fair . the beginning of the end-the Senior Banquet . . . the kaleidoscopic atmosphere of an International Day- time to understand . . . a pulled-out shirttail and sockless feet-Dungaree Day . . . humbled by the roots of our culture-the Literary Tour to Boston . . . dreams of Graduation First Weekv at Pawleys . . . and 'Q QB 'Q - Ki. mug,

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time to love IIIIIQ Spring-a season of gentle farewells to yesterday . . . sunny hearts and foggy minds . . . the rolicking Faculty Basketball game and the first MH, Falcon Contest . . . an open convertible in the parking lot blaring I Want to Hold Your Handf' She Loves You,', or any other Beatle record to a madras and White duck world . . . an anatomy trip to Charleston . . . for Juniors-the last crack at the NMSQT and that first thrill of Wearing the ring . . . the serene peacefulness of a Morning Watch during Religious Emphasis Week-then Easter . . .

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4 a time of aching muscles-cheerleader tryouts in session . . . Little Egyptv and Anchor Antics . . . a Key Club convention in Greensboro . the magic splendor of a Junior-Senior and a goodnight kiss . . . the annual banquet, a red FALCON, and fountain pens running dry . . . another week of little sleep-exams . . . the happiness of a Class Night rehearsal until that night finally arrives then- tears with the Hood of memories . . . the last gathering-Awards Assembly . . . an end to a beginning-Graduation . . see you in the Fallv . . . a hint of sadness, of joy-a lingering good-by- A TIME WORTH REMEMBERING.