Farmerville High School - Pine Knot Yearbook (Farmerville, LA)

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All the teachers of Union Parish attended a banquet given for them this year by Farmer ville High School. This is an annual affair and is sponsored by a different school each year. twat, yt UPTA Banquet This group of girls served the teachers and seemed to have a grand time doing so. They are fl to rj Brenda Anderson, Judy Greer, Imogene Compton, Christene Hol- loway, Jean Lamprich, Carolyn Glass, Linda Black, and Gay Mitchell. Mr. I. B. Robertson, Assistant Superintend- ent of Elementary and Secondary Education, was the principal speaker at the banquet. His speech concerned teacher welfare laws. Mr. Varna Davis, president of UPTA, pre- sided over a business meeting following the banquet. N f?

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G 29082 H nwA'fff?,s' Q A competitive show of talent was presented to the initiates. Carol Joyce Waller, doing a comedy twirl and imitations of twirlers from other states, won first place. Second place went to Winona Gates, who played a piano solo, and third place was won by Joy Van Adkins and Gayle Thurston, who pre- sented enjoyable pantomimes. They are, left to right: W. Gates, C. Waller, J. Ad- kins, and G. Thurston. Presiding over the initiation ceremonies are FHA officers Winona Gates, song lead- er, Darline Phillips, reporterg Judy Greer, treasurer, Carolyn Glass, vice-president, Christene Holloway, president: Betty Craig- head, secretaryg Alva Ann Dumas, parlia- mentariang Jean Lamprich, historian. FHA lnifiafion The proud new members of FHA stand and are congratulated as they take their pledge. 30 Mrs. Stewart and a group of FHA girls are shown here as they point out a chart giving the names of schools who participa ted in the FHA booth at the State Fair. The schools presented exhibits and demon strations pertaining to homemaking educa tion. They are Judy Greer, Mrs. Stewart, Judy Adams, Christene Holloway, Linda Black, and Judy Wisinger.

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The cheerleaders broke in football season with a rollicking yell. Everyone seemed to enjoy the festivities immensely, and each person went home with hopes of a victorious season. Union Parish Fair - '59 At the Union Parish Fair, held October 21-24, every school in the parish was invited to enter an exhibit. The theme of this one was the Golden Anniversary of Farmerville High School. This booth received eighty-five points, which was the highest number of points received by any school. The theme was of interest to every- one. Bonfire A burst of flames came to rest atop the brilliant face of Miss Flame, Carol Joyce Waller. Joe Dexter Albritton, co-captain of the football team, crowned her. A shining spark shed its light from atop the head of Miss Spark, Christene Holloway. Harry Farrar, co-captain, crowned her. The bonfire sparked the spirit of every fan of the Farmerville Farmers. Majorettes Mildred Neal, Sharron Eldred, and Pat Robison presented a dance routine while Miss Flame and Miss Spark looked on. fubksiwvugivm 1