Flora High School - Falcon Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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. gamer,- Representing Flora at Boys' and Girls' State were Tommy Salane, Bobby Salane, Mark Archer, Steve Savitz, Ellen DaVega, and Marshall Lipscomb. Present Seholarshnns Honoring fwss Sease 'Q 1' ,gl Optimist Youth Award winners-Bud Cousar, Marshall Lipscomb, and Dave Merry-were chosen for their good citizenship and outstanding leadership. xy x N X , Rig? .'ETN : .N . a. my .s.... M- Doug King, Abby McMurray, and Gary Silveriield served as alternates to Boys' and Girls' State. Absent when pic- ture was taken: Ginny Lentz. A. V 5? Q W' Hausa, y Q , ifgwgiqr Z ee aye' gl ! 'fe wi Sophomore Counselors, while preparing for the parties for their sophomore homerooms, pause for their own refreshment. Standing: Mary Bistline, Dale Nettles, Betty Love, Joyce Short, Abby McMurray, Sally Strachan, Mark Sloan, B'Anne Barnes, Barry Moore, Jeff Abrams, Marie Mitchell, Clyde Timmons, Gene King, lean Godwin, and Kenneth Shull. Kneeling: Ricky Patterson, Bea johnson, and Bill Warlick.

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Dave Merry, presi- dent, presides at all class meetings. Secretary, Pat Mc- Laughlin, receives suggestions foryone of the big projects. SE IURS. . .Class of 965 Excited about the prospect of graduating, senior commit- tee chairmen, Marshall Lipscomb, Banquet, Doug King, Graduation, Vickie Eslinger, Class Night, Tommy Salane, Senior Sermon, Colie Dyson, Junior-Senior Dance, and Cheryl McCoy, Invitations, try on robes. Absent when picture was made: Linda Denny, Robes. Bein enior adness Vice-President, Pope Lawson, straightens his cap in preparation for graduation. Dickie Sturkie, treas- urer, keeps a record of senior funds. As graduation nears, we prepare to pass the sceptre of leadership into other hands. For us, the year has been one of culmination and com- pletion. We learned the importance of extending the great heritage of F lora-leaving behind an example to follow and a goal to strive for. Soon we must leave this familiar world and enter a world anew. And as we leave, a little of our heart stays behind. Over the years our love of Flora has grown to be very great and true, the walls of Flora serve as silent reminders of all the tears shed and laughter spent during the wonder- ful years. Golden memories, forever to be cherished, have become a lasting part of our minds-memories never to be duplicated and never to be replaced. Yes, it is now, when We must wave a final lingering goodbye to a wonder- ful part of our life gone by, that we learn-being a senior is sadness.

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Miss DAR ELLEN DAVEGA Commencement Speaker SC ASC President STEVE SAv11'z Uutstandin eniors King Teen BUD COUSAR Exchange Student from Turkey ISMET BABAOGLU