Flora High School - Falcon Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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CG t Homes' Trite though it may be, our motto, If at iirst you don,t succeed, try, try, again, is no longer uttered by the members of our staff. As you turn these pages, We hope you will agree that this final effort has succeeded. The sophomore and junior class staffs identify pictures for the annual. They are, Iuniors: Mary Bistline, Dale Nettles, and Mary Weston, Editor. Sophomores: Sherry Gomez, Editor, Betty Goddard, and Martie Daetwyler. The copy and sports staff check the layout for the FALCON. From left to right are: Randy Barre, Pat Mc- Laughlin, Girls Sports Editor, Nance Iervey, Mrs. M. S. Rose, Sponsor, Keith Belser, Sports Editor, and Allen Ieffcoat. The members of the business staff attempt to go out and sell ads for the annual foutside of cars? Kay Turner, Carol Jones, Brenda Nussbaum, Louise Bailey, Sandy White, Catherine Hammond, Business Manager, Don Bushman, Jackie Shuler, Ioanne Nye fat hoodj, Qseated in lst carl Gregg Cerdes, Betty Bishop, Jackie Kahrs, Sandra Fitts, Iune Chinn, Kitty Anderson, and fseated in 2nd carj Mrs. Q. O. Bruce, Sponsor. Cynthia Zuk, Senior Editor, and members of her staff: Cheryl Dorsey, Sandra Brown, Sharon Shipp, and Iudy Wise, type up the quotations for each senioris picture. Doug King, Photography Editor, catches,' a candid shot of Reed Barnes, Writer, and Ruthie Tumer, Art Editor. Absent from picture: Ansley Scoville, Art Editor, Mrs. B. E. Tollison, Sponsor.

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Mark Coplan, Editor-in-Chief, dreams of the day when the annual has long gone to press. Marshall Lipscomb, Beauty Editor, attempts to move the huge backdrop for the beauty contest as the other mem- bers of the staff, Betty Goddard, Ioyce Hedgecock, Lilly Stern, and Ruth McKinney, help her. Absent when pic- ture was made: Ellen DaVega. The Falcon Famil For the most important group at Flora for at least that's what our editor says! D, only two pages have been allotted. On these two pages we have tried to picture each hard-working, diligent mem- ber of the FALCON family in his usual habitat. Catherine Hammond, Business Manager, checks to see that all ads for the annual are in. The Activities Staff, Mary Lovvorn, Margaret Seay, Sandra Dawkins, and Becki Bowers, head for their next picture appointment. Don Bushman, Assistant Editor, shows Mrs. O. A. jeff- coat, Sponsor, and Mary Giles, Faculty Editor, the Dreher devil hung in efligy. J if i 5 E

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5- ,726 Falcons? Upinions Are Aired In its fifth year of publication, the Winged Press, F lorals student newspaper, continues to keep Flora students informed on campus activi- ties. This year the Winged Press, a biweekly newspaper, was expanded to six pages with a production staff of over forty students. In an effort to make the paper more self-supporting, members of the staff for 1963-'64 solicited paid advertise- ments, a ufirstv in the newspaper's history. Many new features and departments were added this year to entertain and inform the stu- dents. A Letters to the Editorl' column gave the students themselves an opportunity to voice their opinions. The editorial section was enlarged, new feature columns were added, and more pictures than ever before were printed in order to make this year's Winged Press the very best one yet! Charlie Iordan, first semester Editor-in-Chief, discusses a layout with Beth Vogel, Editor-in-Chief second se- mester, and Cynthia Holl, Co-Editor first semester. First semester editors of the Winged Press busily prepare a paper for the printers. Mrs. W. B. Williams, a Sponsor, talks with julie Winn, Head Typist, as Beth Vogel, Feature editor, Doug King, Photographer, Susan King, Public Relations Editor, Shirley Price, M ake-up Editor, jack Heath, Sports Editor, Miss Mary K. Hicks, a Sponsor, Linda Hair, Copy Editor, and Mary Jones, Exchange Editor each carry out his individual duties. Absent from the picture is Pete Edwards, Circulation Editor. . Members of the Winged Press staff, jack Heath and Shirley Price, distribute the papers to subscribers' lockers.