Franklin County High School - Animo Yearbook (Rocky Mount, VA)

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» ry f = | | ‘fell @ aba | } Fae) | i om ' | th | H { | ito f how at otal] J = LJ en] inspirational writer, minister, and psychologist, begins his book | ‘Successful living hinges on the capacity to believe.” Jesus ther belie Him when He said “All things are possible to those words, “| believe’—believe in God, in His Word, in loes that the two can hardly be separated. Therefore, dition of Animo,” the theme “This Our Life” by attempting the administration, the faculty, and the students of nany ic on all sides—through television, radio, - what one really believes Ss concerning the worthwnile things here should be developing within us the ability 100d from the bad in what we see and hear. It was the famous id masterfully with confidence and Faith, and life in experience and achievement.” We believe that our arful new high school should be training us to “think determining of one’s beliefs through life and that d the rich experiences of those older than we. We know loubt be modified by experience. But someone has such hope for the world” — and we feel that it is | lents, who sometimes appear interested only in ( 1 in our life at Franklin County High ‘netrate somewhat beyond our outward actions into Life.” We | we have succeeded in depicting extent, the things we believe

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I 8 Graduation! How we have dreamed and worked toward this event! Seven years in Elementary School, five in high school! Always, we were striving to achieve the goal—the diploma—the words, “satisfactorily completed the course required for graduation” — Now, this goal is accomplished. For us, the Class of ‘54, there will be new goals—and “Parting is such sweet sorrow.” 2 9 1G THU 3 10 17 24 1953 DECEMBER 1953 SUN MON TUE WED FRI SAT A 5 IKE «62 Is 19 25 26

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