Farmville High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Farmville, VA)

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5 X Sl HIHS MARY ELAINE GARRISON NANNIE LOU GILLIAM GRACE EVELYN GOIN Elaine Nan Evelyn Really, we reached importance in our .Tunior year. Our class officers were: President, Johnnie Harwood: Vice-President, Betty .To Cookg Secretary, Marie Shepardg Treasurer, Phillip Cooke, and S.C.A, representative, Sue Hudson. These officers and members of our committee served very capably. Class rings were ordered - the annual staff as usual went around begging us to purchase the biggest and best yet. Football season came and went by quickly. Our boys basketball team captured the district III championship AGAIN by route of an undefeated season. Then came those wonderful plans for the Junior-Senior Dance! Can you recall all the paper flowers and lattice work? Remember Al and his gang struggling with that 30 - foot May pole ? JOHN ELLIOTT HARWOOD, IR. IANICE SUSAN HUDSON KENNETH GAYLE HUDGINS Johnnie Sue Ken

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Sl IDRS 'l ELIZABETH IOSIE COOK PHILLIP MILTON COOKE LACY FORE CUMBEY Betty Io Phillip Lacy Our football team was undefeated for the first time in 25 years and we had our first victory over Crewe in 17 years!!! By '51 we held the rank of Sophomores, and we were old veterans at FHS. Now it was our turn to cast an eye down at the energetic Eighth Graders, who seemed to be getting shorter every year for was it just that we were getting a wee bit taller? ?l We organized classes for the first time - Johnnie Harwood was our President, Renny Kennedy, Vice-Presidentg Elizabeth Stimpson, Secretaryg Tommy Clark, Treasurerg and Phillip Cooke, S.C.A. representative. English saw us acting Julius Caesar and in biology we cut up frogs. Some classes !The Focus was reorganized under the sponsorship of Miss Jean Collins. NADINE ALICE DAZELL GERALD LEE DUNCAN CONNIE LOUISE FAHRNER Nadine Gerald Connie

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Sl IIIRS PATRICIA LOUISE IRELAND ERBY ALLYNE JOHNSTON, IR. JAMES RENWICK KENNEDY, JR. Pat Al Renny ln spite of near disasters, the dance band mix-up, and several catastrophies, the Junior-Senior was a slam-bang success. Nan Gilliam, Ann Brierley, Renny Kennedy, and Phillip Cooke represented our school at Girls and Boys States. Doris Ann Ragland was elected president of the Longwood Chapter of the F.H,A, Joyce Orange attended the summer convention of the F,H.A, Our senior year opened with many changes. Mr. Beville came from Crewe to be our principal and brought many suggestions with him. He helped bring Career Day to us. We joined in with several other high schools in December and traveled to Kenbridge for a very delightful day. Our class had now diminished to about 36 hopeful seniors. HELEN FAYE NORTON BONNIE PARKS NOTESTEIN JOYCE MARIE ORANGE Helen Faye Bonnie Joyce