Farmer High School - Far Echoes Yearbook (Asheboro, NC)

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - Randy Walker Secretary - Judy Ridge Vice President - Janet Tysinger Treasurer - Scott Bunting Suzette Rorie MASCOTS Jeffrey Scott

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CLASS SONG Climb every mountain, Cross every sea, These are our ambitions, This-our destiny. All we remember, Classmates and fun, And we know the good-bys, To these have just begun. Tho we must leave, We will never forget, The good times we’ve had, And the people we’ve met. Look ever onward, High goals achieve, Heart-aches and memories, Behind us we leave. (To the tune of CLIMB EVERY MOUNTAIN) Amy Thornburg, Songwriter CLASS POEM Here we are as seniors, how the time has passed! Suddenly we realize, this year will be our last. Oh, can’t we stop the hand of time, and bring back once'again, These last four years we've spent in fun and friendships that began? Our places that we filled in school, in ballgames, and in fun, Will soon be filled by others, for now our task is done. We thank each one who did his part in trying to affix The bonds and friendships of this class, THE CLASS OF ’66. Artie Poole, Class Poet In August 1962, we the class of 1966 entered High School. We were very eager to investigate our new surround- ings; however, we were somewhat shy of the thought that we were Green Freshmen”. Our advisors were Miss Frances Evans, Mr. Eli Smith, and Mr. Talmadge Williams. We elected our class officers: Pat Rozier, President; Carter Sink, Vice President; Brenda J. Hunt, Secretary; Toni Steere, Treasurer. It was mostly work our Freshman year, but we found time for a few outside activities. In 1963 we became Sophomores. Our class officers were: Carter Sink, President; Gary Tesh, Vice President; Randy Walker, Secretary; Steve Brower, Treasurer; Fred Hill, Reporter. Mrs. Mary Watson and Mr. Charles Wil- liard were our advisors. Those receiving the honor of being tapped in the Beta Club were Gloria Sexton, Jayne Yates, Janice Kearns, Judy Poole, Carol Swaney, Brenda J. Hunt, Carter Sink and Gary Tesh. In the fall of 1964 we returned as Juniors. We were very much aware of the responsibilities ahead of us. Our advisors were Miss Shirley Metcalfe and Mrs. Mary Watson. Our class officers were Gary Tesh, President; Carter Sink, Vice President; Artie Poole, Secretary; Steve Brower, Treasurer; Amy Thornburg and Fred Hill, Reporters. Those tapped into the Beta Club were Steve Brower and Randy Walker. We began plans on the Junior-Senior Banquet early. On April 30, it became a reality. Another great occasion was the ordering of our class rings, which we were to receive when we became Seniors. As a part of graduation the Juniors had a candle-light ceremony in honor of the Seniors and sang our class song to them. We were sorry to see the Seniors leave, but looked forward to the time when we would replace them. We returned as Seniors in September 1965, with great tasks before us. We were very proud of our class rings because we felt we had earned them. Our class officers were Randy Walker, President; Janet Tysinger, Vice Pres- ident; Judy Ridge, Secretary; Scott Bunting, Treasurer; Jimmy McElreath, Reporter. Our advisors were Mrs. Joyce Nichols and Mr. Robert Allen. Our initial task was that of publishing the Far Echoes . The annual staff worked many hard hours to make what we think will be the best edition of our yearbook. For twelve years we have been a part of Farmer and have shared many joys and sorrows. We are saddened by the thought of leaving Dear ’Ole Farmer High, but we must face the future with courage and high hopes. To the teachers, parents, and friends who have so graciously lent us a helping hand, we wish to express our sincerest grat- itude. As we part each in his own direction, we are fully aware of our indebtedness to the school. We shall strive to repay this debt by service to our Lord and mankind. Janice Kearns Historian

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 SCOTT BUNTING BRENDA CAGLE DONNA CAGLE MICKEY CAUSEY