Flora High School - Falcon Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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If education in the form of sports were ever erased from the picture of our school, a great and obvious space would remain. Much of our spirit and light for the falconv would wane and linger only limply. A sport builds not only strength in strong bodies but also strength in sound char- acters. The iive-second decision made before a ball is snapped, the face-to-face encounter with defeat, and the perseverance of practice before achievement are all lessons learned on the ath- letic field. A chance to be equal, to release ex- plodable energy, and to express determination, all constitute the unending war to be the best- to be an athlete . ro-1

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3 The mechanically inclined audio-visual aids assistants- Wesley Porterlield, Byron Wyndham, Billy Benson, Arthur Brown, Tex Brennison, David Helps, Ronald DeHart, joe Iulian, and jack Mendel-repair a school The voices of P.A. announcers-Ellen DaVega, Bobby projector' Iohnson, Donald Devet, and Vicki Eslinger- start the morning rollingv with the news of the schoolis routine. tudents are Wm! in Worlcin M6ChdHl.Sm of F ora Office Assistants-Charlotte Hammond, Arthur Brown, lack Mendel, Olivia Carter, Ierva Watson, Bosemary Cay, Linda Bateman, Debbie Paenter, Christy Bolin, Teresa Fraylick, jim Nelson, and David Helps-seem to do everything possi- blei' when they are on duty in the office. 9 fi v as nn.,,,,a. 's E 5 I03

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