Farmville High School - Archway Yearbook (Farmville, NC)

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Adminisit tion $ni hcQlitj The faculty teach. . .Macbeth, typing, history, algebra. . .but most of all they teach us about life. Lessons in congeniality, prompt- ness, self-control, and truthfulness, we learn from our faculty —either by listening or by experiencing the consequences of not listening. We realize that our teachers and principal are human— not me- chanical devices which know everything and continually feed out information, never listening to our ideas. While they are teaching us, they are learning much— especially about human nature .

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l)edie$tion Because of her love of teaching, her knowledge and understanding of young people, her unfailing kindness to everyone, enhanced by an undiminishing supply of humor, and her imparting of deep religious convictions to her students, we, the seniors of 1962, lovingly d e d i c a t e the ARCHWAY to MRS . EVELYN JOYNER, teacher, counselor, and friend. May she continue to enrich the lives of others, and may God ' s blessings be with her.

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Mr, Bundy prepares to make his daily a n n o u n c e m e n t s as Carol Dunn, an office assistant, hands him more messages to announce . As Mrs . Worthington, school secretary, types a letter, Mr. Bundy smiles approvingly over her shoulder. Telephone calls, letters, announcements, conferences, teachers ' meetings, substitute teaching, trips, speaking engagements— all show that Mr. Bundy ' s ac- tivities extend over the gamut of life . Pupils find him an understanding, firm, and just counselor. Teachers learn that he can easily substitute for them when they are un- able to be at school. Parents may criticize him, but they cannot help admiring him for always trying to do what is right. Mr. Bundy is also an active partici- pant in many phases of church and community activities.