Flora High School - Falcon Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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Mrs. Evans and the chorus present their gift, the Christmas Story to Flora. Nlcmbers of the chorus are Sherry Cooper. Sandy Smith, Christy Bolin, Carol Foglc, Peggi Kerlin, Lincla jo Croslancl, Leslie Lawrence, jo Anne Calhoun, Cena Sharpe, Cvail johns, Cera Eve, Lisa NIcDavid, Mary Chase Duke, Nancy Burkhalter, Charlotte Hammond, Carolyn Craliain. Ellen Dallis, Arthur Brown, Frank Carrick, Mike Niyer, StanleyvChu, johnny Parker, Diane Bates, Frances Fcnzel, Bobbie Peace, Bose Ann Piivkin, Stephanie Shull, Sally Kasdorf, Patty liish, Pain Roof, Sandra NIQ-Swain, Lynne Xlvrry, Carol Turner, jane Brantley, judy YVattenbarger, Tau Carlisle, Cvorgv lfpting, Howard Parker, Donald Lewis, Bay Scay, Rhetta Hartin, Sarah Brigrnan, Barbara Zeiglcr, Billie jean Brown, Kathy Kirkwood, Nlartlia jo llc-ider, Nancy XVillianis, jeannie McCrary, Sara Martin, YVillia1n BIcBoberts, Tonnny Downing, XValtc1' jones, Billy Biggs. Bob .-Xlclrich, Larry Dominy, Tommy Mueller, Bea Abernathy, Cheryl Plucin, Linda Nippcr. Chorus The Girls Sextet-Leslie Lawrence, Susan Dale Patter- son, joanne Calhoun, Carol Fogle, Peggi Kerlin, and Linda Crosland-entertains at an assembly given by the chorus. l IIlII !l!!!!l! Traveling has become old hati' to the members of the Chorus, they have been to various schools in Columbia, Newberry, Charleston, and Green- ville. The Singing F alconsv have appeared on a television program and have produced a play and many assembly programs. Chorus oflicers, joanne Calhoun, President, Tau Carlisle, Vice-President, Linda Crosland, Secretary-Treasurer, Billy Biggs, Program Chairman, enjoy planning as Well as singing together.

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sg, l. Ronnie Wilson, First Lieutenant, Winnie Beach, Head Majoretteg Mr. Cecil Johnston, Band Director, and Byron Wyndham, Band Captain, aid in the organization of the band with a cheerful as well as a musical note of leader- ship. The A. C Flora Band The bell rings and sixth period is here. As the students settle down to their studies, the rhythmic beat of the A. C. Flora band can be heard in the distance. Slowly, yet with a steady pace, the band marches up Falcon Drive. Out on the football field under the sun, Flora's chief musical group practices and drills in order to present to the pub- lic a band of which Flora may be proud. There are very few students whose hearts and voices have not risen with the sound of Flora's Alma Mater or 'cAre You a F alconlv ln a way our band represents the mixed emotions of each maturing student-the pulsation of happy, victorious times at football games, the solemnity of installations, and the loyalty Csometimes accompanied by tearsi for our school. f All- tate Band All-State Band members prepare their instruments be- fore practicing for a concert. Linda Denny, Linda Shull, Connie Hudson, seated, and Nancy Burkhalter, jay Knowles, Susan Ahearn, and Pete Ridgeway, standing, compose this group. The Falconettes-Marilyn Roth, Linda Shull, Susan Ahearn, Winnie Beach, Cathy Smith, and Louanne Lyles-practice to delight football spectators with a new baton routine. T. d .x' ,, .ucz: