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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1956 volume:

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Ty Meee. ae bd ee ties Aap ENED Syn Dib eet 1 at tee ota cece “ z ght a EW ee OF: ey, pe | 4 Py gti i Eats ee he Oy; gi: Leer 4 “ 4 4 )) FRANKLIN COUNTY L SUR Gs) Reta heh 120 rare IUNTY LIBRARY ae CKY MOUNT, VA 24151 ah ie hd MAY NOT BE CHECKED PAT er QUT OF LIBRA BAAS cage ye | hip eT Pid foe eae We OC VINA f-) Eeh bea tan ter NK ARGS . ie PRS yi TS eae oe Lieo f i ae , oe If es Aeperbias 4 pa Sf rar cl N Q i fy � : a i r] | ry | | LU} ; =] by aes (77 , iE i ll XX eer NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX (eae —_______ FRANKLIN COUNTY LIBRARY 120 EAST COURT STREET ROCKY MOUNT, VA 24151 ieee | | ae SE Bett ih nee bitbitdalitd HA 4 it tit ttalstan a weg a ee eee unr SLL ie | rt ae — ere si ma ce ey cee . one a te i a he Te TTT ae atm: Stee — STiy fy) Com: i le ie ci noche tschcesininlaibite gible eene nso 13 ADMINISTRATION Pm CLASSES 83 CTIVITIES A 12) FEATURES Sk SPORTS My story will be the adventures in my life, which took place at F. C. H. S. beginning in September, 1950. The history of an individual must be the sum total of his adventures and in this “Blue Book’ we would take our high school adventures and bind them in a happy volume where they may be recalled in the long years ahead. The adventures in our high school lives have brought a certain amount of happiness and satis- faction. True, they were not always in the amount we expected nor of the quality hoped for, but they have always played their part in shaping our lives. We found that the harder we worked the greater became our satisfaction in the joy of achievement. Along with this came the touch of sorrow, the pang of illness, the fear of failing a test, and the encouraging touch of that “Sympathy which makes the whole world kin’. In fact, we find that by looking back, we have had a taste of real life in our adventures that we call high school. Some of us found reality and our adventures have enriched our lives forming a foundation upon which to build for greater happiness in the future. $) 1 % 2 f AE BEA TE Mf “Gladly would he learn and gladly teach. Miss Ruth Hunt In Appreciation “Our Adventures in Blue”’ is an account of a wonder- ful year at Franklin County High School. It recalls days of work and play, trial and error, success and failure. We remember these adventures with a touch of sadness as well as a sense of great satisfaction. To remember is, in a way, to be appreciative; and in being appreciative we wish to dedicate this, the 1956 “Animo’’ to Miss Ruth Hunt—for her love, kindness, understanding, and for her devotion. F. C. H. S. is a part of a county-wide system of public schools. At the head of this educational or- ganization is Mr. Harold W. Ramsey whose out- standing ability as a leader has definitely influ- enced “Our Adventures’. The Franklin County Schools under his guidance have made tremendous strides and with the help of this able staff, we look forward to continued progress. Mrs. Peggy Love Secretary Mr. Harold W. Ramsey Superintendent of Schools Mr. Fred Bennett Director of Transportation ns Nat q rs Se cates a ww J 13 Webster defines the word adventure as an exciting experience!.fhe word itself is exciting. It suggests exploration, new things, new ex- perience, and fun. It appeals to everyone, but especially does it ‘appeal-to the young in heart. Its magical charm’ has� captivated countless millions through the’ centuries. “Somewnames stand out fromythe rést� , There were the soldiers —David, Alexander the Great, Richard the Lion Hearted, Frederick the Great. There were the scientists, missionaries, writers, scholars, in- ventors, and industrialists. But adventure does not belong to the past, nor to any particular people. For every frontier which has vanished a dozen new ones have re- vealed themselves. There are still wars to be fought and won—against crime, highway ac- cidents, disease, famine, hate, fear, and above all, ignorance. There is so much to do and so little time! Never have the challenges been greater. We have harnessed the atom—but we fear the use man will make of it. We are threatened constantly by dozens of dreaded diseases—but we have few cures and preventions. Well, the frontiers are many, but the adven- tures are few. For it takes more than a ‘‘let the other fellow do it’’ attitude. It also takes more than just a “‘get by’’ attitude. If we assume these positions, we will march backward just Mr. Bruce Kent Guidance Director Mr. Cecil Doss Business Manager as surely as if we did nothing at all. Alice, in Alice in Wonderland, put it aptly when she said, ‘‘It takes a heap of running just to stand still,’’ or words to that effect. The world loves a fighter, a ‘‘go getter’, the fellow with a healthy curiosity and a will to find the answers. He is the owner of the spirit of adventure. It is he who will conquer the new. frontietsen. But where does one finds=this adventure? We cannot all be scientists, explorers, or soldiers of fortune. The Animo gives.us one clue. Adven- ture is right here! It iseall around us. Every class, with its answers to-satisfy our curiosities about life around us; @very book, with its storehouse of information and pleasure; every club, with its opportunities for leadership and service; every sport, with its outlets for our bursting energy—all work together to make life interesting, exciting, and worthwhile. But all of these happy adventures are be- hind lock and key, and the key is a combi- nation of ambition, curiosity and hard work. The final ingredient is a genuine love for life. How about you? Do you possess the key? If you do, the knocks will never be hard enough and the disappointments will never be big enough to get you down. As long as you hold to your key, life will aways be one big, wonderful adventure. Mrs. Edith F. Arrington Secretary People é People me ajaoag me 2]d00q People Fea =. People im Mr. Elton A. Bonner Principal The Bonner Family Bill, Mrs. Bonner, Bobby, Mr. Bonner 15 Mr. Don Alexander Mrs. Elizabeth B. Alexander Miss Lula W. Ayers Mrs. Betty R. Bowman Physical Education English Typing Bookkeeping, Shorthand Mr. James D. Burwell Mr. James T. Broce Mr. Willard Cannaday Miss Natalie Carroll Band, Choir Science Chemistry, Science U. S. History, World History Mr. R. Wayne Cooper Mr. Irvin Dillon Mr. Cecil Doss Mrs. Lois English General Business Physical Education. Science Economics English, Home Economics Mrs. Pauline Flora Mr. Ray E. Glick Mrs. Maggie Q. Gardner Mathematics General Business Home Economics Mrs. W. H. Guyer Miss Myrtle Harrison Mrs. Kate A. Hamlin Dietitian Librarian Assistant Librarian Mr. Kermit P. Flora Biology, Science Miss Nannie H. Gravely Office Practice, Shorthand Mr. Henry L. Hopkins English, U. S. History, World Geography Miss Ruth Hunt Mr. Walter A. Hunt Mr. W. R. Jamison Mr. Bruce Kent English Mathematics Agriculture Algebra, Physics Mr. Morris Law Mr. James N. Lovell Mrs. Margaret T. Lovell Mrs. Mickey Morris English, Speech Business Law. Distributive Education, English. Social Studies Physical Education Mrs. Eunice N. Myers Diversihed. Ocea Mr. C. Nelson Payne Mrs. Nina F. Payne Civics. U. S. Government Miss Mary Ann Patterson Mathematics Physical Education Home Economics Leta sineee: era eee s ar Sety Thatsert aS Art, Science Mathematics Physical Education Mrs. Howard Robinson Mrs. Virginia H. Saunders Mrs. Betty Brown Shearer English, Spanish English English Mrs. Word Day Peake a a Piano a C Uj . f Mr. Edwin T. Robertson : Agriculture Mrs. Anne H. Thurman Latin Miss Mary Ellen Peregoy Miss Naomi Prillaman Mr. Albert Stephen Richards, Jr. A 4 Mrs. Clyde R. Turner English Mr. M. A. Williams Agriculture Miss Elsie Turner Mrs. Ida P. Turner English, Penmanship and Spelling, Mathematics, Science Social Studi ti ae yt hess Mrs. Suzanne Woodward Mr. Robert C. Williams Typing Biology 20 Mr. H. A. Watson Agriculture Mr. Vernon Zeh Building Custodian ‘ Mr. Bonner pauses for a picture while at work. and works toward evaluation. a ee Pt Mp ba ee peace ee = si a ov Dabbling in the arts. How ‘bout a date? eS ENRON pe Umnentn veeaes vanes Jiaane 8 eae oe Studious, eh what? 29 iiinnionta: 1.1... lo eae Te SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bonnie Hunt, There are two sides to every question and at least two interpretations to every fact. Ex- amining our status as seniors, we might pat ourselves on the back for reaching the peak of our school careers, or we might wish that we were still toiling underclassmen. Whatever our opinions on the subject are, we cannot forget our adventures through FCHS. Vice-President; Sylvia Smith, Secretary-Treasurer: Bobby 30 Anderson, President. Although the class of 56 has had a hand in almost every adventure at FCHS, there re- main many exciting things for us this year. With the coming of class day, prom, bacca- laureate, and commencement the big year of ad- venture will come to an end. The class of '56 will be gone—heading toward the biggest ad- venture—our journey into the world. Mary Virginia Adams Arnold Wayne Adkins Margie Faye Adkins Martinsville, Virginia Penhook, Virginia Penhook, Virginia a Carl Doss Akers Cassandra Hope Akers Jack Weldon Akers Peggy AnnésAkets Callaway, Virginia Callaway, Virginia Rocky Mount, Virginia Rocky Vioany, NM rginia , ae 4 =) | _ yy i 7 —T � — mer aN Se : FP Alvin Lee Altice Geotge Thomas Amos John Wallace Amos Nelson Brown Amos Redwood, Virginia [Rocky Mount. Mirginia nRocky Mount. Virginia Penhook, Virginia pais AH g me -] fr , | 5 A ny A ee? a y, Bobby Edward Anderson Lillie Mae Anderson Sue Carol Anderson Sylvia Snow Anderson Boones Mill. Virginia Rocky Mount, Virginia Boones Mill, Virginia Rocky Mount, Virginia Peggy Wade Angle Marjorie Jean Angle Rocky Mount, Virginia Shirley Anne Ashwell Shelby Jean Atkins Rocky Mount, Virginia Special Student Hardy, Virginia Endicott, Virginia , € eet v4 c f 7 é . 7 2 Gin 2? ea My é! : , af p Ay é ; ) CAL. fLeaoay F wed Wi AX d y yt J, c y, —“ : ri i ee a : : Che fiz site cata C rH Cat i et oAttel ef yar TOU te i a (Yor ? 4.27474 Y $i 7) NINETEEN HUNDRED mine Al Ws aa Catherine Grey Barbour Barbara Anne Basham£ + Eula Pearl Beckner Donald Edward Beheler Martinsville, Virginia Moneta, Virginia Callaway, Virginia Rocky Mount, Virginia Ann Britton Bennett ) dee Coleman Bennett Annie Laura Berger � Betty Turner Bernard Rocky Mount, Virginia ‘Rocky Mount, Virginia Union Hall, PW prginia Boones Mill, Virginia Bie, Rebecca Ann Boitnott Dorothy Lene Bousman Iris Inez Bowling Jack Alvin Bowman oones Mill. Virginia ry Penhook, Virginia Martinsville Rocky Mount, pa 0) ; qe Ze ) fZeod eer aL Gaclu oon 7 LY Ce r Sito iy, - {) Z 4 2, Bef ; Wanda Marie Bo any , tency Bel_ovie : Cede Frances Jane Brown Shirley Dianne Brown Boonds Mia yjngie A Ferruny A itgihial Rocky Mount, Virginia Redwood, Virginia , fv “ne J fe Pa f Jal jt, fp ; hy BOLI ) | yY , z sary ensy Bussey Patsy Atlene Bussey ‘ragceshJuanjta Butle Betty Jane Byrd ‘ie jy Mount. Virginia Rocky Mount, Virginia ydnorsvilfe. Virgini Rocky Mount. Virginia [ 10 ae ; - fp ACU L“cé ae er a va A L002 7RH22 ed re: be ‘ y ; a Riis ? C “ ¢ oe 22 a eee Ty 2 7 “ ; ¢ Pe . L-€EPuaAt— ed (LAL se ra, ‘ = 1 77 ; ACA Pee eoteed€f 2eéceod CHW SApwudk goa0Y) FF! he bs W_ 4 4 { Z 7 v. : Cue? a ' . Z A ‘ y } Y 7 x q “i SA) @ EF y 4a JNINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX ie tec ot Me iF, 4 y De: 4 2 Oe FAG a Py 2 x (VAABLE A, Shelby Jean Byrd Arthur Raymond Campbell Edna Earl Campbell Thomas Cabell Campbell Penhook, Virginia Penhook, Virginia Penhook, Virginia Penhook, Virginia i. - 4 2. hit 7) Nees S, : ia La D ae ip «fag Céd 1 hedo - Mabel Ailene Cannaday Katherine Ann Chisom Naomi Lee Chitwood OAD LAETHAY Virgini Hardy, Virgini Rocky M Virgini errur, V irginia errum, jrginia aray, irginia OCcKy ount, irginia 2) £ oo } Hee Gare rare, hy Wiener Gelene Clemons Ae ‘ phe phe Collins Ina Belle Cooper {Rocky Maat, wi ign” Y Ke Boones Mill, Virginia _ Ca Laat, Virginia | Rocky Mount, Virginia v Dixie Lee Cundiff Danny Wayne Custer James David Davis . Herbert Rudolph DeLong Union Hall, Virginia Callaway, Virginia Rocky, Mount, ee f ‘ Moneta, Virginia [ Robert deze ae Ube: (G Yyrk Betty Ann Dillon Margie Ellender Dillon . gl am irginia oe pa pe The Faye Dixon Rocky Mount, Virginia Redwood, Virginia : Candidate for Graduation, eZ ocky Moun Virginia shapes Schol 1996, 7 Sy BAG, ik Leet WL, LM Ahieteshiisr ere SG Att still 2p age ld Watt 72g, tude aCe pig) Hetew Lil) Lhecede), 2 ae seme eo 98 W arttlbCauld Lt2Zer0) Ls yoace See 70 LLté) (pedtute) hited Mai PS: tee fo) TO, ae £ ° sp as Cn vat NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX an ) Lou Dudley Shirley Mae Dudley Carle Wayne Edwards ,, Virginia Hardy, Virginia Ferrum, Virginia Carole Jean Doughton Rocky Mount, Virginia Beulah Alice Feazelle Serkidine Feazelle Arthur Ben Flora Roger Everett Flora Wirtz, Virginia A y Mont, Virginia Rocky Mount, Virginia Callaway, Virginia Jo Emma Fralin Nancy Delores France Glade Hill. Virginia Penhook, Virginia Gayle Audrey Grindstaff J Noel Russell Guilliams Rocky Mount, Virginia J. Ferrum. Virginia yo jf Coy Roosevelt Hale 8 siti Odell Hodges Ferrum, Virginia 4 Rocky Mount, Virginia j William Coleman Frith Robert Edward Gardner Rocky Mount, Virginia Rocky Mount, Virginia Mary Frances Gi hrtor Ver” Cornelia Aileen Hale Rocky Mount. Viena Ago Labora Sliwecm2s LALA we Christeen Boones MilleVi Sag Z � Mount. Mrg aa C-LCe E prong, e - ag fave ay cropped | Lutte. a wv AN) (A? D si se 3d 4 AA aS Jia es Z ; 4 on TAL e AAO (238A cL dd ZA = si PA i’ 2 4 =f Sane 4 en ie eA L, - -—— jj ‘ F Hea 6 4 YU f ‘4 7 4 : 4 Anal - iin (22, AAfE Lat She natea a sett (gle I� e nde, . ; yest vA Z J | O- = -O-9 At at ee re Ss a a ; Z bi B y j a a eS tes a A OLE2 7S bd 6 AA ho, dd : 77 dita OW 2 4p 2 lp Zp Lan as 2 Toe ee Aa ke 3S fe Sam ta arf TF on. = Sip y ot 4 Cg Y , 4 —) tf LY. a O ) thoes 4o-ttke . PEI LK te Iter fi “ . ? NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX ©“°2 odges Walter Herbert Hodges Martha Sue Holcomb irginia ; Rocky Mount, Virginia Sydnorsville, Virginia w - ‘ Carlton Lee Hudson Ys Aw e cky Mount, Virginia Nancy Maureen Hodges Shelby Jean Rocky Mount, Virginiz Rocky Mount, { ae Thomas Housman , Union Hall, Virginia olland Julia Mae Holland NIN ° Jirginig Rocky Mount, Virginia James Orville Hudson Nancy Mildred Hudson Bonnie Mae Hunt Paul Samuel James Redwood, VALENS _ Rocky Mount, Virginia Rocky Mount, Virginia Boones Mill, Virginia yA a et (Bro 4 nats. ) Buddy Lewis Johnson Delores Ann Jones Lois Carol Jones Callaway, Virginia Rocky Mount, Virginia Rocky Mount, Virginia Robert Donald Jones William Amos Kelly Nina Darleen Kendrick Rocky Mount, Virginia Union Hall, Virginia Penhook, Virginia it ar. NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX ‘ i cf AR J } 4 4” “fi Le, 4 “7 € Z by A ) , ) ? : A, Y b 2. ay j - i s ; pr) : ; - ; “a At Att SL a i nr Bh i Kon : dL, eS, the a ; | f ; : - , y ; 7% Berlon Wayne Kingery Jimmy Harold Kesler Yee Reva Juanita Kirk Benjamin Blair LaPrade Hardy, Virginia Roce cunts, Varuna Rocky Mount, Virginia Rocky Mount, Virginia ee Candidate for Graduation Summer School, 1956 i 8 a Catherine Ellen LaPrade a Roslyn Law Evelyn LaVerne Love Wirtz, Virginia elton oy avend lak Penhook, Virginia Rocky Mount, Virginia Glade Hill, Virginia James Robert Love Bettie Mae Luke y Denzel Louise Manning Sydnorsville, Virginia Sydnorsville, Virginia Y Martinsville, Virginia Cornelius Jamison Martin Kitty Marie Martin Norma Jean Mattox Bernice Ann McBride Boones Mill, Virginia Ferrum, Virginia Rocky Mount, Virginia Glade Hill, Virginia Winston Sherwood McGuire Berta Mae Meador John Henry Meador Rene Carolyn Mitchell Hardy, Virginia Wirtz, Virginia Wirtz, Virginia Rocky Mount, Virginia ye = WAN Beecet OOK jv Lora Virginia Moore Pay i} ALA Wie Vv } US y yj NA ' Wo Jams Mullins Pt nryy Virginia whey ae oa id Ferrum, Virginia Nancy May Moran Callaway, Virginia Shirley Mae Mullins Rocky Mount, Virginia Martha Sue Morris Rocky Mount, Virginia Betty Lou Nichols Helen Jean Nimmo Jacqueline Ann Nunley US Da@ates Rocky Mount, Virginia Hardy, Virginia Boones Mill, Virginia Rocky Mount, Virginia Candidate for Graduation Summer School 1956 Charles Edward Pasley Forrest Eugene Pate Frank Leighton Peake Nancy Lee Perdue Boones Mill, Virginia Boones Mill, Virginia Rocky Mount, Virginia Martinsville, Virginia Wanda Ellis Peters Betty Jane Poff Ferrum, Virginia epyamin Donald Preston Maynard Lee Prillaman Boones Mill, Virginia a desHill, Wyrginia Rocky Mount, Virginia ao A { ()) OC Fre rs noth, Jrtao Pamk 1% hee bw Q sles lene rym el) (Le oo vo Curae Z Z Pt, 2 8 Yh amb hens angered peu Oni Cha i . ; la aph ‘ HAN a | , q Cir my 4) KK) � ) LAL A | , _ ed Ab ‘ . 7, ft : UV. ‘ s : ‘s Koo 1itE UV om 46 AZ i 4 Ai apd “ff ys “A au) Ll ahlf { ; q . Ke A Pt f ra ———— | ‘NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX ‘eS Loy A ) Ay ) 2 « ys 2 — — — A) yr | fou eens A se 4 if ti,) a , - ee ' a . : S a “i J x ) ; 4? e 2 Sy : : 4 Se. rs : Fi . S os . | ; Shirley Ann Prillaman | yy yg Face Irene Radford Lyle Elwood Rakes Joanne Renick Henry, Virginia Y fy y Pepe. | Virginia Ferrum, Virginia Callaway, Virginia ’ . . ‘4 yy ) . | Jo Ann Rey mnolds y Awe Reynolds Barbara Hurt Richards Roosevelt Mahlon Robertson Penhook, Virsigh J {y y we Glade Hill, Virginia Rocky Mount, Virginia Union Hall, Virginia { aN Uw Gw Pia) Yunt 2F fae mn ¥ Av pote ible () afr fh j wy ay V WY � nin yatta 0 eylshivel” ye i Shirley a ei Oe ! y) i HV ingiphe j je Hardy, Virginia rs oe, he Y i y ALAS GL VE ys ie ES Va Hy ee 0 ) pn Be I f | pkey Charles Reid Sink Boones Mill, Virginia rahe 7D Apes: fodia 1? Loorclnf the Lo Jet ttle Gv Che SAsctl fer Fee 77. ; Aad acta Che? t A sg? = John Clifford Simms Rocky Mount, Virginia Patt Pi 4 9 Worl H see 2 Ie fv {0 NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX Py Winfred Herbert Smith Nadine Rosetta Sowder Vera Ellen Spencer John Douglas Tatum Rocky Mount. Virginia Callaway. Virginia Sydnorsville, Virginia Henry, Virginia Betty Gay Tench Jo Ann Tench John Haddon Thomas Louise Thompson Penhook. Virginia Penhook, Virginia Redwood, Virginia Rocky Mount, Virginia Edith Lavone Thurman Juanita Dawn Thurman Iris Lovell Turner Vernie Louise Turner Hardy, Virginia y Rocky Mount, Virginia Rocky Mount, Virginia Union Hall, Virginia f- : 4 f' nf, By ) Nahh EF AME Oe ae iad j Piet sere } het 4 wilh Cache Laat Y Vernon Taylor Walker Robert Burl Washburn Henry Lewis Webb Sylvia Yvonne Webb j Penhook, Virginia Fenook: Virginia Callaway, Virginia Rocky Mount, Virginia Candidate for Graduation 5 Summer School 1956 M Alma Sue Webster Barbara Ann Webster Marjorie Estelle Williams Harvey Lee Worley J Callaway, Virginia Callaway, Virginia Penhook, Virginia Rocky Mount, Virginia NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX Ahn Wit D prare) Teoaghie eae, A “eck F -hes as eS aes fees ee aes lLaY S aay hea. , OO sana Cate Betty Lou Wright Rocky Mount, Virginia Peggy Ann Young Ferrum, Virginia e verde � 12 Lyi” av 0 Cpl mie Lge Wilma Cornelia Wright Rocky Mount, Virginia Shirley Ann Young Ferrum, Virginia Mh Loe Yate 2 ae Anna Louise Young Mildred Ann Young Ferrum, Virginia Sydnorsville, Virginia oe eegptghX. 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One of our many adventures. “‘l speak. for democracy”. aan ay] ‘ ARiaaayanuels aN, AGlanECAnEs HOLL t; we re a) a3 = a. 53 b Ma Co eee ah YN M4 ( � PT nr AMY 1 AVE Aye : py U OFFICERS Jimmy Potter President Butch Bryant Vice-President Shelby Law Secretary Helen Hodges Treasurer . | : ! = , ne _ 4 ie Sa di _—— _ e 7 ; ANGLE AND COMPANY, INC. as = Tier. ps x Nancy Adkins O-� Pe ) y hie - er - Charlotte Amos Guy Amos — Herbert Lee Arrington Jean Arrington Catherine Beeghly Jean Beeghly Joyce Belcher Kitty Belcher Basil Boitnott Basil Bollings Jeanette Bowles | JAsw @ Kelvin Bowles Anthony Bowman. + , Janice Brooks . i ; � Wincel Brooks Jeanie Brown Virginia Brown } Le Nancy Brubaker Butch Bryant Peggy Byrd Carol Campbell Dalphia Campbell Sylvia Campbell Betty Ruth Cannaday Mon ah yi Jean Carter ers Ei Frances Cossman, ,,“ ,) wh wt Ira Lee Culler “ jv hk i J . 4 Fa th Tommy Cummings) � We WAY Donald Davis ay ga? 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Guilliams Vera Guilliams - Agnes Hall Alvin Hall Loretta Hall Nelson Hall v Carlton Guthrie Peggy Guthrie y 4 Q ANGLE IMPLEMENT COMPANY 56 Peggy Hall Alton Hamblett ne Nancy Hamblett hy : Nancy Hamlin . Ly Mary Louise Harri vy Wr Doris Hodges Helen Hodges Shirley Hodg Joe Hollandswo rth James Holley Junior Holt eae , W Hause Av Ce aoa poy a LG ) andlad? t : jo“ Cy G LA Sammy Holt y of ch A Phyllis Hontz ey P aot ¢ rut bfhasosre Nancy Housman U ) “aia en baud Virginia Housman 7 fe Richard Hunt het Geraldine Ikenberry aess Ss i eS. bia Carl Ingram Jo A ite t ’ . Jean Ingram aes ht Alvin Jones Ee bet bb 1) Iris Kirk he (nso Betty LaPrade A fe yp Shelby Law ; ee py). : wy jee 1 bee Tl Ag ary David Laymen Alor- 7p ) U Douglas Love Ps (pr Paige Love YZ ; Karen Mann 6 Dixie Martin Myrl Martin a f ’ 2 a YL ow - poet ¥ Lynr. Matherly Wet “gee Rebecca ae ° Shirley McGuire © et Christine Meeks w ay yee Mary Metenget 0 te) ee Billy erie ae ‘ Lo Tet ue ? ANGLE SILK MILL, INC. 7 ch we NGLE SUPER MARKET 2 58 Forest Milliron Janet Milliron Patricia Minnix Betty Lou Minucie Edwin Mitchell Rosalie Montgomery Serina Montgomery Edgar Morris Mevva Mullins Wesley Muse David Naft Nancy Neal George Nichols Louise Nichols Bernice Oakes Quiley Overfelt Betty Perdue Flora Peters Linda Pierce Tony Plybon Danny Poe Margie Poff Jimmie Potter Jane Pugh Jackie Rakes Jerry Rakes Shirley Rakes Lelia Richardson Joan Roberson Shirley Robertson ee } � Pid $y ae 59 RRINGTON-BUSSEY FUNERAL HOME o A) tom ts - ja 4 4 “lt A — A d y, “ Jii4e._e “Se ie, Fa Not Pictured: Luther 8 Brown, Evelyn Carter. p Margaret Carter, Billy K Chitwood, Jacqueline Guilliams, Monroe Guth- rie, Marvin Holland, Ray Morris. Norma Nelson. A, y Sam obertson, Irene a = Snead, Nelson Stone, ¥ alg Mary Sue Whitlow. nod yap JX j af¥ 3 Av AN 7 ss y Charles Scott hao vi K ww Shirley Shelton PEK See. aid 5 iQ NX Pp Shelby Shively Nyt ph aS VK, Nancy Shorter Piel tah Vi oR 8 Wid Eg ARE te AW Bobby Sigmon inp ne 7M Margaret Simmons sip. V1 NX x Pp oY Harvey Sink Alvin Smith Cecil Stone 7 - . 4 Nancy Taylor Il o_ Ak A Junior Thompson , ‘ Janice Thurman 7 OOOO 40H Tawny 44.44 gly } Lachit) 24.) % f s bi AAA PA -— } © i = - 4 Joseph Thurman pve ge Le ee Kenneth Turner. g : 7 yf ae (et POF LE TF = Martha [Turner f Toney Tyree } 3 : Alb ry hin Bevoline Wagner J Aet4_o 3 Doris Webster = }- yi 144 A 7 . Ula A - Susie Webster ( iy Sandra Whitlow , , Lottie Woods © y . Betty Worley y fA AA 7 ‘ Alice Wray Ler4ix dH { ; y .¥ Helen Wray os ; 7 = ha ns S : A ‘we, ’ g ) i A. 7B JAX 7 A x4 4 , Eleanor Young Lowell Young yy Mayme Young ‘ “Old Folks at Home’’. : Soup, salads, and sandwiches. Sophomore Class OFFICERS Seated, left to right: Donna Harris, Linda Williams, Emily Davis, Patsy Potter. Standing, left to right: Billy Handy, Jimmy Jamison, Jimmy Ramsey, Vann Smiley, Danny Boone. Koger Abshire Mary Adams Barry Adkins Mary Akers Ann Lee Alexander Jimmy Allred Arvilla Altice Clay Altice Randolph Altice Violet Altice Frances Anderson Alva Angle Edna Arrington Laquita Austin Barbara Beard Clara Beckner Linda Belcher Ruth Belcher Sterling Belcher Patricia Bennett Carole Boitnott Harrell Boitnott Lillian Boitnott Vera lou Bolling Daniel Boone Larry Boone Harold Booth Ethel Mae Bowles Pauline Bowles William Bowles Harold Bowman Mary Bowman Carol Bowling Maxine Bowling Jeanette Bradley Billy Brammer Buddy Brooks Betty Brown Danny Brown Neita Beth Brown Harriet Brubaker Lorine Brubaker Martha Bussey Buford Campbell Cecil Campbell Cecile Campbell Georgia Campbell Gertie Cannuday Helen Cannaday ART BEAUTY SHOP Sophomore Class Nina Cannaday Clara Carter Nathaniel Carter Ronnie Carter Joyce Chisom Judy Chitwood Marie Choate Mary Cook Peggy Cook Cash Cooper Nancy Cundiff Loretta Custer Robert Dalton Emily Davis JoAnn Davis Mary DeLong Betty Deyerle Betsy Di llard Bobby Dillon Dale Dillon Linda Dillon Thomas Drewry Donald Dudley Mary Evelyn Dudley Carol Duke Jack Easter Caroline English Junior Feazelle Gurnie Feazelle Mary Alice Ferguson Gayle Flora Sherrad Flora Mildred Fralin Clay France Louise France Elsie Frith Florence Guerrant Betty Guilliams Zaydell Guilliams Linwood Gusler Dewey Hall Jeanette Hall William Handy Donna Harris Margaret Harrison Larry Hodges Lou Hodges Marilyn Hodges Mary Ed Hodges A. V. RESTAURANT Newton Hodges David Holcomb Mildred Holland Charlie Holley Dicie Ann Holley Norma Housman Monroe Housman Jeanette Hubbard Barbara Hudson Johnny Hundley Reba Hunt Ray Hunt Twyla Jo Hunt William Hunt Wayne Ingram Jimmy Jamison Richard Jamison Emily Johnson Kenneth Johnson Rebecca Johnson Barbara Jean Jones Billy Jones J. C. Jones Claude Keller Nancy Kent Sue Kent Louise LaPradd Rita Law Terry Law Ronald Layman Anne Carter Lee Glayds Leffue Glenwood Leffue Linda Leftwich Randolph Love James Lovell Butch Lynch Kailey Lynch Linda Martin Suzanne Martin Eugene Mattox Shelby Mattox Eugene Maxey Lavern Maxey Betsy McBride Betty McGhee Bonnie McGhee Sherry McGhee Danny McRight Sophomore Class Edith Miller Virginia Miller Yvonne Mills Peggy Montgomery Betty Ann Motley Douglas Mullins Wylene Mullins Shelby Muse Lorene Naff Ronald Naff Betty Jean Nichols Jaynette Nichols Junior Nichols Virgie Nichols Donald Nolan Doris Faye Nolan Betty Overfelt Johnny Parcell Lucille Perdue Noel Pinckard Tommy Plybon Patricia Potter Patsy Potter Barbara Powell Douglas Powell Harriett Preston Alice Prillaman Donald Prillaman Clara Pugh Maude Pugh Betty Quinn Rachel Quinn Jimmy Ramsey Audrey Robertson Joanne Robertson Richard Robertson Shirley Robertson Frankie Scott Mary Scott Arlene Scruggs Ronald Shelton Betty Shively Janice Shively Margaret Shively Edward Sigmon Ruth Sigmon Lacy Sloan Vann Smiley Aubrey Smith Not Pictured: Hosea Bowling, Ray Brown, Douglas Cun- diff, Willie Custer, Jerry Dalton, Shirley Doyle, Clark Dudley, Howard Ferguson, Louise Fralin, Sue Fralin, Calvin France, Frank Gourley. Shelby Lee Handy, Gerald Nichols, Lois Reese, Nancy Routrough, Dalton Taylor, Jimmy Thomas, Johnny Webb, Rucker Witcher. oy = � — — Win ds im i Janet Smith Michael Smith Ronald Smith Peggy Spencer Douglas Taylor Jean Ann Terry Virginia Terry Barbara Thomas Adelaide Thompson Lorene Thompson Dennis Threatt Pauline Thurman Gerald Trout Mary Jo Turner Nathan Turner Thomas Turner Buddy Tuttle Victor Tyree Lois Via Betty Lou Wagner Mae Wagner Glorias Walker Patricia Walker Ronald Walker Linda Williams Charlie Woods Glenn Woods Mary Ellen Wray Vivian Wright Emma Yopp David Young Jelaine Young Rebecca Young R. L. Young David Zeh BALD KNOB FURNITURE CO. The Ground Observer Corps “Cornelia’s Jewels” Freshman Class OFFICERS First row, left to right: Linda Anderson, Terri Lee, Cynthia Fralin, Charlene Dillon. Second row, left to right: Jimmy Poindexter, Donald Turner, Mitchell Bowman, Rachel Newbill Frances Adams David Allman Barbara Altice Clayton Altice Nancy Altice Raymond Altice Doris Amos Rebecca Amos Ann Anderson Linda Anderson Ruth Anderson Marie Arrington Roger Arrington Wayne Arrington Peggy Atkins Wayne Bailey C. L. Barbour James Barbour BANKERS TRUST COMPANY 70 Elizabeth Beckner Robert Beeghly Darlene Belcher Sharon Belcher Dale Bennett Diane Bennett Clyde Bernard Shiree Bernard Ballard Bollings Dale Bousman James Bowles Louise Bowles Mildred Bowles : 3 : i Peggy Bowles : a Shirley Bowling wast eS Cordell Bowman z- 4 ? q roa Gloria Bowman Rd a? =? ae , : wad j i = ie t ry ™ ee Mitchell Bowman Patricia Bradley Silas Bradner Jimmy Bratton Avis Brown Ben Brown Betty Brown Della Brown Donald Brown Joann Brown Lottie Brown Paul Brown Perry Brown Bobby Brugh Ruth Bussey Jack Byrd Daniel Cannaday Glenn Carter Reva Carter Nadine Chitwood Peggy Chitwood Margie Clark Blanton Cooper Elwood Cooper ‘Yedoan ad tdeed 71 BRAMMER’S 5c-$1.00 STORE Freshman Class Jerry Cooper Anna Crum Betty Cundiff Elton Cundiff Carole Davis Elvin Davis Marlene Davis Bob Dickinson Charlene Dillon Charles Dillon Lloyd Dillon - PS { es f ‘ , � Joe Divers Z sad @ Shirley Divers Ronald Doyle Wesley Doyle Cecil Dudley Janice Dudley Richard Dudley € : Ms Rita Dudley Nancy Eames W. 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Feazelle Gloria Ferguson Harriet Flora Nerine Foster William Foster Barbara Fralin Cynthia Fralin Jane Fralin Renford France Frances Franklin Gloria Franklin James Garland Cardwell Garst Jimmy Greer Johnny Greer Nancy Grindstaff Jack Gunter Alvin Hall Gene Hall June Hall Lois Mae Hall Mary Ellen Hall BURNETT’S DEPARTMENT STORE 72 = , | ee TE Rita Hall Iris Harrison Nancy Alice Harrison Nancy Mae Harrison Jason Higgins Betty Sue Hix Kyle Hodge Allen Hodges Barbara Hodges Cecil Hodges Evelyn Hodges Jackie Hodges Joyce Ann Hodges Joyce Faye Hodges wee Judy Hodges AP 7A Naomi Hodges ‘ p { aoe Shelby Hodges | ye, Hazel Holland pn b si ; 4fv Mary Ann Holley Donald Houston Richard Hubbard Nancy Hudson Reba Hudson Patsy Hunt Donnie Hutcherson Richard Ikenberry Everette Irby James Jenkins Joyce Johnson Bud Jones Carol Jones Larry Keller Lee Kent Cynthia Law Kenneth Layman Terri Lee Terry Lee Carlton Love Forrest Lumsden Betty Lynch Janet Lynch Ruth Manning CENTRAL GARAGE Freshman Class Jeanette Martin Jo Ann Mason Gloria Mattox Louise Mattox Delano McCrickard Shelby McCrickard Norman McGhee Chapman McGuire Wayne McNeil Drema Meadows Shelbern Meeks Johnny Metz Joyce Milliron Frances Mitchell Leland Mitchell Bobby Morris Coralea Morris Lucy Mullins Sally Naff Rachel Newbill Diane Oakes Rabun Oakes Frances Overstreet Wayne Pegans Elnora Pasley Erma Patterson Mary Lee Pendleton Clay Peters Kenneth Peters 4 Peggy Plybon . ‘ rw wre gf? he Jim Poindexter Dennis Potter Dixie Powell Geneva Powell Hilda Jane Powell X 7 Sylvia Powell as ) ee Joyce Marie Preston De Moss Price Joe Prillaman Audrey Reynolds Barbara Reynolds Erna Gale Reynolds !, DAVIDMAN’S 74 Patricia Reynolds Edward Robertson Frances Robertson Jean Robertson Nadine Robertson Reather Robertson = « aN Os Arnold Scruggs Phyllis Scruggs we Eleanor Sink at , Ethel Sink wr WY Weeeve Lawrence Sink Martha Sink Mary Smith Jimmy Starkey Kay Tench Donald Turnez A Joel Turner Fe. Shelby Thompson A ) Joanne Thurman a Margie Tosh Mea Like Patricia Turner . yD . Sandra Tuckloff ‘ Z Margie Wade Mh’ d 4 Reba Walker 1 ed Jacquelyn Whitese ; f ; { AM i LY” Toe Edna Wingfield Richard Woods 4 Lucille Woody Oa ae O Charlotte Wray iA Ay © Betty Willard Jit y? ; Betty Wright Evelyn Young 75 DAVIS LAW FIRM = ° vu w ) a er c ° w o Lond 3 oe o ss] Daniel Boone and Gary Cooper .. . F. C. H. S.’s celebrities. oon © iz fes= sggeg tg Den eaogegey : 5 5 LJ ; 1 ih i be os iii a ff : 4 ah _ ; 7 ll oo a ; ‘ 4 of } : f a f 3} ; s A - J P| y a ( | oe ‘ f 4 4 } { Z i) ows : - H ¢ P j . | f j ; 4 od ; : 4 | é 77 OFFICERS First row, left to right: Emily Sue Ayers, Emalyn Vaughn, Ben Gardner, Margaret Goode. Second row, left to right: Ramsey Whitlow, Carol Lawrence, Ronnie Crouch, Faye Pugh, Janie Adams Ruth Adams Selma Akers Seward Allen Herbert Altice Floyd Anderson Martha Anderson Marie Angle Elwood Asburry Carroll Ashby Michael Atkins Adelle Austin Darlene Austin Lillie Mae Austin Emily Sue Ayers Terry Barger Reedy Beard Johnny Beckner Donald Belcher Sherrard Bennett Harold Bernard W.D. DAVIS SHEET METAL WORKS 78 Eighth Grade ROW 1: Fred Blackwell. Allie Blankenship, Herman Blankenship. Jerry Blankenship, Wayne Blankenship, Roy Boone, Marvin Bowman, Wylenia Bowman, Ernest Boyd. ROW 2: Jerry Brooks, Betty Brown, Carolyn Brown, David Brown, Joyce Brown, Juanita Brown, Brenda Bumgardner, Wayne Campbell, Danny Chitwood. ROW 3: Randolph Chitwood. Bill Clarke, Ronnie Crouch, Margie Dalton, Shirley Dalton, Bill Davis, Elmer Davis, Lois Davis, Bar- bara Dent. ROW 4: Caroline Dillard, Jack Dillon, McArthur Dillon, Jerry L. Dillon, Jerry W. Dillon, Rhodessa Dillon, Robert Divers, Jesse Dodson, Dexter Doyle. ROW 5: Gayle Dudley, James Dudley, Billy Eames, Jerry Eanes, Peggy Eanes. Wayne Eanes, Larry Ellis, Ralph Ellis, Alyeene English, ROW 6: Dorothy English, James Farris. Betty Ferguson. Mary Louise Ferguson. Norma Fisher, Marvin Foster. A. G. Fralin, Gay Frith, Judy Frith. GEORGE DILLARD Eighth Grade ROW 1: Ben Gardner, Margaret Goode, Buddy Guthrie, Garland Hall, George Hall, Geral Hall, Michael Hall, Nancy Hall, Phyllis Hall. ROW 2: Tom Hambrick, Rodney Hamlin, Davis Hancock, Faye Haskins, Bobby Hatchett, Carolyn Heckman, Billy Hill, Betty Hodges, Bobby Hodges. ROW 3: Dan Hodges, Iris Hodges, Jimmy Hodges, Minnie Hodges, Nancie Hodges, Richard Hodges, Patricia Hodges, William Hodges, Douglas Holcomb. ROW 4: Douglas Holland, Ellen Holland, Jo Ann Holland, Jean Housman, Billy Horne, Charles Hudson, Patricia Hudson, Mike Hundley, Rebecca Hundley. ROW 5: David Hunt, Elaine Hurd, Richard Hylton, Betty Jo Jefferson, Clara Jenkins, Betty Jones, Dan Jones, Eldean Jones, Elwood Jones. ROW 6: Harold Jones, Hattie Jones, Hazel Jones, John Joplin, Ella Keatts, Mildred Keatts, Mike Kent, Louise Kingery, Carol Laprade. DUGWELL CASH STORE 80 ROW 1: P. B. Latimer, Billy Law, Garnett Law, James Law, Carolyn Lawrence, Don Lawrence, Victor Led- better, Ronald Lockhart, Hazel Lucado. ROW 2: Ann Lumsden, Ruby Lumsden, Samuel Manning, Hannah Mar- tin, Sharon Martin, Edward Mason, Earl Mattox, Loretta McBride, Roy McGhee. ROW 3: Madeline McGuire, Phyllis McGuire, Judy McMinnis, Juanita Meeks, Betty Menefee, Diona Mitchell, Mary Belle Mitchell, Johnny Montgomery, Maxine Morgan. ROW 4: David Morris, Jeanette Morris, Carolyn Mullins, Rita Neal, Mary Jo Nichols, Delorese Overstreet, Betty Lou Pagans, Jane Parsell, Agnes Patterson. ROW 5: Carolyn Patsel, Everette Perdue, Judy Perdue, Pete Perdue, Jimmy Pinckard, Laverne Poindexter, Johnny Price, Sherrill Prillaman. Faye Pugh, ROW 6: Joe Purgason, Marvin Ransome, Jean Reynolds, Wayne Reynolds, Bennie Robertson, Shirley Robertson, Betty Sigmon, Glenwood Sink, June Sink. FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK Eighth Grade ROW 1: Leah Sink. Carroll Smith, Faye Smith, Billy Southall, Curtis Stanley, Mary Sutton, Kenneth Thompson, Mary Thurman, Elaine Tosh. ROW 2: Carolyn Treadway, Aubrey Turner, Dickie Turner, Lois Turner, Linda Tyree, Emalyn Vaughn. Betty Vincent. Richard Wade. Henry Wagner. ROW 3 Shelby Webb, Betsy Whitlow, Joyce Whitlow, Ramsey Whitlow. Bobby Wilson, Rachael Williams, Harrell Woodard, Betty Woody, Buddy Woody. ROW 4: Judy Worley. Barbara Wray, Brenda Wray, Bobby Wray, Ella Sue Wray, Judy Wray, Ethel Wright, Donald Young. Douglas Young, ROW 5: Etta Mae Young, Nancy Young, Polly Young. Not Pictured: Charlotte Basham, Sidney Cobler, Alfred Hammock, Alex Hood, Ann Keys, J. C. Keys, Franklin Mills, George Motley. Garvin Parcell, Betty Woody. FERRUM DRUG COMPANY 82 it1es Activ Betty Bernard, Co-Editor; Miss Mary Ellen Peregoy, Sponsor; and _ Bonnie Hunt, Editor, plan the ‘‘Animo’’, Berta Mae Meador and Nancy Perdue type while Mr. Morris Law, Co-Sponsor, and Nancy Hamlin proofread the copy. FERRUM GARAGE 84 Business Manager; write annual receipts. Catherine Barbour, Sports Editor, and Class Editors: Mitchell Bowman, Emalyn Vaughn, Jimmy Jamison, Nancy Perdue, and Guy Amos work on class rolls and copy. Mr. Wayne Cooper, Co-Sponsor, and Bobby Anderson, ey sie — ee | Tine. 7N inane It is always the hope of the people who work on the Animo that you, the subscribers, will like it. The main purpose of a yearbook is to be something that the students in the school will enjoy reading, not just a publica- tion to win awards. It is an honor to be selected for a position on the staff, but quite a lot of responsibility goes along with it. The tasks, though many, are not thought of as being laborious in the least, but fun and companionship, which go into making up such a book as this. In order that the finished product can be more fully appreciated we'll give you a sketch of the various assembly lines. First of all, the staff had to plan a complete layout of the book and choose the theme and the color. Then we had to line up subscribers and solicit ads, for no yearbook can exist with- out a bankbook. Then the flashbulbs started popping, and we were knee-deep in pictures. To keep the book out of the illiterate class, stories had to be written and pictures identified. Taking all these facts into consideration, we can only hope that with the aid of the 56 Animo, FCHS will be remembered a little better in 76. Emily Davis and Nancy Hamlin shove off to sell more Bobby, Miss Peregoy, and Betty discuss schedule at ads. 1955 SIPA. 85 FERRUM MERCANTILE CO. The Animo . Betty Bernard, Miss Peregoy, and Bonnie Hunt attend early morning classes at SIPA convention. - ae ae FIRST ROW: left to right: Doris Nolen. Ruth Adams. Linda Williams, Ann Alexander, Betsy Whitlow, Rosalie Montgomery. Sandra Whitlow, Caroline Dillard. Emily Davis. Serina Montgomery. SECOND ROW: left to right: Mildred Bowles. Lucile Woody. Nerine Foster. Emalyn Vaughn, Ann Anderson. Terri Lee. Judy Mc- Minnis. Gay Frith. Nancy Hamlin. THIRD ROW, left to right: Betty Bernard. Bobby Anderson. Bonnie Hunt, Catherine Barbour. Betty Ann Dillon. Berta Mae Meador. Neita Beth Brown. Rodney Hamlin. Nancy Perdue, Barbara Richards, Guy Amos. Carole Jean Doughton. Cecil Hodges. Junior Thompson. Richard Ikenberry, Charles Dillon, Mitchell Bowman, Jerre Lumsden, Jimmy Jamison. Buddy Worley, Mike Smith. HHT TT i i i i ie itil 4 i HI bats - wry ¢ Je ‘ ¥; na RE ae, 5 uv ti a het fT sane tanres § FERRUM VENEER CORPORATION ; i = ma ref in : Barry Adkins, Jimmy Allred, Sue Anderson, Roger Arrington, Catherine Barbour, Pearl Beckner, Ann Bennett, Carole Boitnott, Harrell Boitnott, Shirley Bowling, Anthony Bowman, Harriett Brubaker, Nancy Brubaker, Bobby Brugh, Bobby Bryant, Martha Bussey, Cecil Campbell, Cecile Campbell, Nathaniel Carter, Jimmy R. Davis, Jimmy D. Davis, Mary Ann DeLong, Betty Ann Dillon, Joe Divers, Carole Doughton, Richard Dud- ly, Lynne Echols, Billy Frith, Lois Furrow, Frederick Garst, Frank Gourley, Patricia Greene, Jimmy Greer, Nancy Hamlin, Cecil Hodges, Jackie Hodges, David Holcomb, Julia Holland, Phyllis Hontz, Richard Hubbard, John Johnson, Barbara Jones, Billy Kelly, James Love, Suzanne Martin, Jo Ann Mason, Danny McRight, Edith Miller, Joyce Milliron, Rosalie Montgomery, Serina Montgomery, Johnny Parcell, Frank Peake, Betty Perdue, Patricia Potter, De Moss Price, Betty Quinn, Arnold Saul, Frankie Scott, Vann Smiley, Alvin Smith, Winfred Smith, Nelson Stone, Jo Ann Tench, Junior Thompson, Joel Turner, Kenneth Turner, Nathan Turner, Mae Wagner, Yvonne Webb, Mary Sue Whitlow, Sandra Whitlow. OFFICERS Ann Bennett, Secretary; Rosalie Montgomery, Treas- urer; Billy Frith, President; Mary Sue Whitlow, Vice- President; Mrs. Howard Robinson, Sponsor. Motto: Adelante Siempre Adelante The purpose of the Spanish Club is to stimulate more interest in our friends ‘South of the Border’, to learn the customs of Mexico and Spain, and to understand the Spanish language. Our club programs re- volve around |these things, taking us once a month to Old Spain amid the splendor of dashing caballeros and beautiful senoritas. One of the club’s projects is to sponsor a Spanish Dance each year. Membership is open to all Spanish stu- dents who take an interest in the club’s activities. e Hos Gauch os ea FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FERRUM The Franklin serarante Published by the Newspaper Staff of Franklin County High School, Rocky Mount, Virginia MEMBER OF SOUTHERN INTERSCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION Printed by The Franklin News-Post Editor .. 3. tiv¥c.a sot LS A a ee ee Lynne Echols Business: Manager’ ©) 2% 5 2 yey. etre eee ere Sue Kent Editorial“Assistant ? oy. : =23...9 6 eee ee ee Lois Furrow Exchange Editors, 2.4 trys.) eae Stee eee eee ee Nancy Hodges PeaturexBditor’. 2 (5. Ba es ee tS ee ee .. Majorie Angle Associates Paitdres: seen) pete sae eee ae Carol Duke and Nancy Kent Sports: Editors. toes ee Danny Brown and Kelvin Bowles Club Editorsii7-7 3 ste eee .... Carole Boitnott and Vivian Wright Circulation, Managers’ 2 ene ac. es ae Walesilloneatd (beck ys Domnort Cartoonistsesm glee ig is oa tn Betsy Dillard and Linda Leftwich Photographer .... apt Cale ree es pe ake Agtine ...... Danny McRight Typists .. PAT at Oe Fie gen Lelia Richardson and Norma Jean Mattox Faculty Sponsors ........ Mr. Walter Hunt, Mr. Wayne Cooper, and Mr. R. C. Williams First Row, left to right: Marjorie Angle, Lynne Lelia Richardson, Sue Kent, Betsy Dillard, and Echols, Carol Duke, Nancy Kent. Second Row, left to right: Lois Furrow, Mr. Hunt, Vivian Mr. Williams edit, edit, edit . . . and rewrite. Wright, Carole Boitnott. FIRST NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF ROANOKE Becky Boitnott and Dale Dillon deliver the late Danny Brown, Kelvin Bowles, Mr. Cooper, Danny edition of the ‘Eagle’. McRight. “The Sports page gets whipped into shape.” FIRST ROW, left to right: Linda Leftwich, Joan Brown, Georgia Campbell, Rebecca Boitnott, Vivian Wright, Carole Boitnott, Nancy Kent, Betsy Dillard. Don Lawrence. SECOND ROW, left to right: Norman Jean Mat- tox, Norma Housman, Sue Kent, Donna Harris, Barbara Beard, Kelvin Bowles, Marjorie Angle. THIRD ROW, left to right: Rebecca Amos, Dale Dillon, Mary Evelyn Dudley, Nancy Eames, Lelia Richardson, Danny Mc- Right, Danny. Brown. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Barbara Webster, Mr. Williams, Linda Dillon, Carol Duke, John Thomas, Lynne Echols, Winfred Smith. ci i ee RR TOR ee aE 89 MRS. T. A. FLORA innit “January Thaw’ FIRST ROW, left -to right: Betty Bernard, Betsy Dillard, Nancy Kent, Reba Hunt, Bonnie Hunt. SECOND ROW, left to right: Ann Bennett, Bobby Anderson, Yvonne Webb, Nancy Hodges, Patricia Greene. THIRD ROW, left to right: Emily Davis, John Thomas, Shelby Law, Junior Thompson, Berta Meador, Winfred Smith. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Serina Montgomery, Charles Pasley, Danny Brown, Ellen Spencer. FRANKLIN AUTO PARTS, INC. 90 The Dramatics Club, which is the producing Organization for plays at Franklin County High School. is composed of students who are interested in the presentation (both act- ing and staging) of plays. During the 1954-55 season two major pro- ductions. Arsenic and Old Lace and January Thaw, were staged. Proceeds realized from these two efforts made it possible for the club to paint and furnish the auditorium dressing rooms shown on these pages. These rooms. which are now equipped as class- rooms. are being used by the art and dra- matics classes. As the annual goes to press. the group is engaged in rehearsals for its spring produc- tion of One Foot tn Heaven. It is the purpose of the club to obtain addi- tional equipment for the stage and to main- tain the reputation of our auditorium and its facilities as one of the best in the state. Winfred Smith and Emily Davis adjust the lights. OFFICERS Bonnie Hunt, Vice-President; Nancy Hodges, Presi- dent; Shelby Law, Treasurer; Nancy Kent, Secre- tary; Mr. Morris Law, Sponsor. 91 FRANKLIN DRUG COMPANY iReidthainddll inet soweilE ates: SEATED. left to right: Nola Naff. Martha Sue Morris. Joanne Robertson, Lillie Anderson, Jane Brown, Mildred Young. Martha Sue Holcomb. Wylene Mullins. STANDING. First Row, left to right: Clara Pugh, Lois Reese, Rebecca Young. Virginia Terry. Betty Byrd. Beatrice Durham. Cecil Campbell. Second Row, left to right: Louise LaPradd. Nancy Taylor. Ina Belle Cooper. Frances Overstreet. Jacqueline Nunley, Peggy Spencer. Linda Ander- son. Carole Campbell, Lois Jones. Not Pictured: Peggy Atkins. Charlotte Clemons. Base ses: Club The Library Club is made up of students the use of study hall time for library work. who love books and enjoy working with The members act as student assistants in the them. Requirements for membership consist library. They are able to perform much of of a satisfactory course in Library Science the routine desk work, and this frees the and an academic standing that will permit librarians for other important duties. OFFICERS Jane Brown Lillie Anderson Mildred Ann Young Martha Sue Holcomb Joanne Robertson President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter FRANKLIN GROCERY AND GRAIN 92 Tenth Grade 4-H Motto: “To Make the Best Better’ I pledge my Heart to clearing thinking My Heart to greater loyalty My Hands to greater service My Health to better living For my club, my community, and my country. Violet Altice, Frances Anderson, Alva Angle, Barbara Beard, Clara Beckner, Linda Belcher, Patricia Bennett, Carole Boitnott, Vera Lou Bolling, Larry Boone, Ethel Bowles, Carol Bowling, Maxine Bowling, Harold Bowman, Jeanette Bradley, Patricia Bradley, Betty Brown, Paul Brown, Perry Brown, Roy Brown, Harriet Brubaker, Lorine Brubaker, Georgia Campbell, Helen Cannaday, Gertie Cannaday, Clara Carter, Ronnie Carter, Judy Chitwood, Marie Choate, Douglas Cundiff, Elton Cundiff, Nancy Cundiff, Loretta Custer, Jo Ann Davis, Mary Ann DeLong, Bobby Dillon, Dale Dillon, Linda Dillon, Shirley Doyle, Mary Evelyn Dudley, Carolyn English, Gurnie Feazelle, Gayle Flora, Jane Fralin, Louise Fralin, Jeanette Hall, Margaret Harrison, Marilyn Hodges, Mary Edd Hodges, Lou Hodges, Mildred Holland, Monroe Housman, Norman Housman, Jeanette Hubbard, Johnay Hundley, Ray Hunt, Twyla Jo Hunt, Wayne Ingram, Louise LaPradd, Anne Carter Lee, Linda Leftwich. Linda Martin, Suzanne Martin, Shelby Mattox, LaVern Maxey, Wylenz Mullins, Ronnie Naff, Virgie Nichols, Donald Nolen, Johnny Parcell, Lucille Perdue, Clay Peters, Kenneth Peters, Patricia Potter, Clara Pugh, Rachel Quinn, Lois Reese, Barbara Reynolds, Audrey Robertson, Jo Anne Robertson. Arlene Scruggs, Phyllis Scruggs, Ronald Shelton, Betty Shively, Margaret Shively, Aubrey Smith, Janet Smith, Peggy Spencer, Dalton Taylor, Douglas Taylor, Virginia Terry, Barbara Thomas, Jimmy Thomas, Pauline Thurman, John Edd Turner, Buddy Tuttle, Lois Via, Betty Wagner, Gloria Walker, Patricia Walker, C. W. Woods, Mary Ellen Wray, Vivian Wright, David Young, R. L. Young, Rebecca Young. he thy — at e ne oe ; f B Po ( : a . 3 al As 4 me Carl Akers, Cassandra Akers, Ann Alexander, Bobby Anderson, Linda Anderson, Marjorie Angle, Shirley Ash- well, Shelby Atkins, Emily Sue Ayers, Catherine Barbour, Kitty Belcher, Betty Bernard, Danny Boone, Cordell Bowman, Jack Bowman, Mitchell Bowman, Wincel Brooks, Jane Brown, Neita Beth Brown, Ronnie Crouch, Ira Culler, Emily Davis, Jo Ann Davis, Jimmy Davis, Betty Ann Dillon, Charlene Dillon, Bob Dickinson, Carole Jean Doughton, Lynne Echols, Ben Flora, Roger Flora, Harriet Flora, Cynthia Fralin, Ben Gardner, Margaret Goode, Patricia Greene, Nancy Hamlin. Billy Handy, Donna Harris, Helen Hodges, Judy Hodges, Nancy Hodges, Bonnie Hunt, Jimmy Jamison, Carol Lawrence, Terri Lee, Jerre Lumsden, C. J. Martin, Suzanne Martin, Berta Mae Meador, Rosalie Montgomery, Serina Montgomery, Betty Motley, Sally Naff, Rachel Newbill, Bernice Oakes, Frank Peake, Noel Pinckard, Jimmy Poindexter, Patsy Potter, Faye Pugh, Jimmy Ram- sey, Vann Smiley, Winfred Smith, Adelaide Thompson, Dennis Threatt, Donald Turner, Emalyn Vaughn, Alma Sue Webster, Mary Sue Whitlow, Ramsey Whitlow, Sandra Whitlow, Linda Williams. Student Council Mr. Kent shows Roger Flora the Achieve- ment Award presented to the Student Coun- sik The Student Council represents democratic stu- dent government. Last year the Franklin Coun- ty High School SCA met the requirements of the state organization and received a Certificate of Achievement for the session of 1954-55. Activities: 1. This year the Student Council spon- sored a magazine sales campaign to raise money for band uniforms. 2. The Student Council started a fund to put a flag of the United States and a flag of Virginia in the school auditorium. 3. We nominated a person from F. C. H. S. to run for State Vice-President. ; 4. The Student Council helps create better relations between the faculty and the students. 5. The Student Council conducts tours of the school building on Orientation Day. 6. The Student Council sponsors the School Community Chest Drive. FRANKLIN VENEER LUMBER CO. 94 soul SUPER SALES GIRLS Caroline Dillard and Emily Sue Ayers watch the sales go up while Danny Brown, Patricia Greene, Jimmy Davis, and Serina Montgomery check subscrip- tions. Delegates to the Danville District SCA Convention held at Drewry Mason High School: FIRST ROW, left to right: Sandra Whitlow. Neita Brown. Terri Lee, Emily Davis. SECOND ROW. left to right: Patricia Greene, Berta. Mae Meador, Danny Boone, Emalyn Vaughn. THIRD ROW. left to right: Roger Flora, Betty T. Bernard, Ben Flora. Bob Dickinson, Serina Montgomery, Ben Gardner. OFFICERS Roger Flora, President; Berta Mae Meador, Secretary; Nancy Hodges, Treasurer; C. J. Martin, Vice-Presi- dent; Mr. Kent, Sponsor. Delegation to State SCA Convention, Harrisonburg, Vir- ginia: Roger Flora, Mr. Kent, Betty T. Bernard, C. J. Martin. RR AES i a it tpi a m bs = - ° 4 ‘“Societas Latina The Latin Club, ‘‘The Societas Latina’, is a chapter of the Junior Classical League. a national organization. The purpose of the club is to fur- nish an opportunity for the pleasurable learning and encouragement of interests in ancient Rome and her languages, to develop leadership and re- sponsibility, and to help students think for them- selves, clearly and accurately. There is an oppor- tunity for students to enter the annual Virginia Latin Tournament and win individual awards or a plaque for the school. “Vincit gut laborat”, translated ‘Labor over- | comes all obstacles.”’ is the club’s motto. Member- a aa ship is open to all students taking Latin and to OFFICERS those who have already completed two years of Latin. ‘Latin Lives Today’. Mrs. Thurman, Sponsor; Jerre Lumsden, President; Emily Davis, Secretary; Danny Brown, Treasurer. Not Pictured: Anne Carter Lee, Vice-President. Roger Abshire, Ann Alexander, Clayton Altice. Guy Amos. Ann Anderson, Linda Anderson, Jean Arrington, Wayne Bailey, Barbara Beard, Clara Beckner, Catherine Beeghly, Jean Beeghly, Dale Bennett, Patricia Bennett, Becky Boit- nott, Lillian Boitnott. Danny Boone, Dorothy Bousman, Cordell Bowman, Harold Bowman, Mitchell Bowman, Win- cel Brooks, Billy Brammer, Jimmy Bratton. Danny Brown. Jo Ann Brown, Neita Brown, Carol Campbell, Mary Frances Cook, Blanton Cooper. Gary Cooper, Frances Cossman. Anna Crum, Nancy Cundiff, Loretta Custer, Emily Davis, Janice Davis, Jo Ann Davis, Bob Dickinson, Betsy Dillard. Margie Dillon, Shirley Doyle, Carol Duke, Beatrice Durham. Carle Edwards, Cynthia Fralin, Jo Emma Fralin, Harriet Flora, Lois Furrow, Wesley Furrow, Bobby Gardner, Cardwell Garst, Fred Garst. Billy Gibson, Johnnie Greer, Florence Guerrant, Betty Guilliams, Vera Mae Guilliams, Carlton Guthrie, Monroe Guthrie, Alvin Hall, June Hall, Shelby Handy, Donna Harris. Doris Hodges, Helen Hodges, Nancy Hodges. Marilyn Hodges. Hazel Holland, Mildred Holland, Nancy Housman, Virginia Hous- man, Reba Hunt, Richard Hunt, Donnie Hutcherson, Richard Ikenberry, Jimmy Jamison, Rebecca Johnson, Bud Jones, Delores Jones, Lee Kent. Nancy Kent, Sue Kent, Cynthia Law, David Layman, Ann Carter Lee, Terri Lee, Glenwood Leffue, Jerre Lumsden. Butch Lynch, Kitty Martin. Wayne McNeil, Janet Milliron, Rosalie Montgomery, Mevva Mullins, Rachel Newbill. George Nichols, Doris Nolen. Wayne Pagans, Betty Perdue, Terry Perdue, Wanda Peters, Noel Pinckard, Jimmy Poindexter. Clara Pugh. Rachel Quinn. Shirley Rakes, Lois Reese, Erna Reynolds, Jean Robertson, Nancy Rutrough. Edward Sigmon. Ruth Sigmon. Nancy Shorter, Lacy Sloan, Janice Shively, Martha Sink, Sylvia Smith, Joanne Surkamer. James Thomas, John Thomas, Adelaide Thompson, Louise Thompson, Dennis Threatt, Mary Jo Turner, Margie Wade, Doris Webster. Jackie Whitesel, Linda Williams, Richard Wood, Lucille Woody, Buddy Worley, Alice Wray, Cornelia Wright. on ee UP ae FIRST ROW, left to right: Janice Shively, Ann Anderson, Harriet Flora, Donna Harris, Mary Jo Turner, Caro- line Dillard, Bill Clarke, Adelaide Thompson, Ann Lumsden. SECOND ROW, left to right: Linda Anderson, Elizabeth Bowman, Christine Meeks, Geraldine Ikenbemf Sue Kent, Mary Bell Mitchell. STANDING, left to right: Janice Davis, Emalyn Vaughn, Peggy Angle, Carol Doughton, Nathan Turner, David Layman, Charles Pasley, Dickie Turner, Mrs. W. D. Peake, Sponsor. aig JR a “ay tale pat Sf Fe PE SLES ae - Len J FF ee C4 L2€. L z LA 4 iy Gms Ca. aul SEI oD . AAS 4s) € a | 2 4 p . fi —Piay . a at OS COA FFICERS - Ff 20d fF, pete Rh KAU D A - © Carol Ase Doughtor, reasurer; Harriet Flora, Vice-President; Peggy Angle, Secretary; Rosalie Montgomery, President. Piano Students FRANKLIN NEWS-POST oF FIRST ROW. left to right: Norma Jean Mattox, Frances Radford, Shelby Jean Byrd, Marjorie Williams, Shirley Holland, Avis Scott, Tillie Simms. Delores France, Beulah Feazelle. Shirley Ashwell, Betty Nichols, Wanda Bow- man. SECOND ROW, left to right: Faye Dixon. Peggy Young. Shirley Brown, Betty Tench, Louise Turner, Jo Ann Reynolds, Jo Emma Fralin, Rosalyn Law, Louise Young. Shirley Young. Peggy Akers. THIRD ROW, left to right: Betty Sink. Pearl Beckner, Barbara Webster, Dixie Cundiff, Betty Luke, Cassandra Akers, Sylvia Smith, Jo Ann Renick. Geraldine Feazelle. Marjorie Angle. FOURTH ROW. left to right: Lois Jones, Martha Sue H ol- comb, Christine Hodges. Lois Reynolds. Nancy Hodges. Jo Ann Tench, Cornelia Hale, Edna Campbell, Carol Doughton. FIFTH ROW, left to right: Nola Naff. Martha Morris. Ina Belle Cooper. Margie Dillon, Edith Thur- man, Betty Agee, Margie Adkins. Katherine Chisom, Betty Jane Poff. Future Homemakers of America Home Economics teachers and FHA Sponsors: Mrs. Gardner. Miss Patterson. and Mrs. Eng- lish. The [Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of girls who are enrolled in Home Economics classes or who have com- pleted one year of Home Economics, The Franklin County Chapter was organ- ized in 1949-50. Since that time, members of this chapter have served as President and Vice- President of the state association. and have held many offices in the federation. For the past three years the chapter has been recognized as being an outstanding chapter in the state. The mem- bership this year totals 200. Major activities during the year include: fashion show. parent-daughter banquet, ob- servance of Courtesy Week and National FHA Week, Babysitting for the P. T. A., Christ- mas tea, officer candidate workshop, Daddy Date Night. Television Show, school assembly, FHA-FFA, parties, a civil defense campaign, and various money raising projects. GOODE-MENEFEE ELECTRIC CO. 98 Beulah Feazelle, Wanda Bowman, and Joyce Fralin work on curtains for the stage dressing rooms. Lelia Richardson and Suzanne Martin model their new winter outfits. Activities CHAPTER OFFICERS Shirley Holland, Treasurer; Betty Perdue, Vice-President; Marjorie Angle, President; Frances Radford, Recreation Leader; Martha Turner, Parliamentarian; Suzanne Martin, Secretary; Betty Lou Nichols, Reporter. 99 VIRGIL GOODE = ee... Qi =) ‘4 “AH TH) ae ; 7 pon eae J pA agi fl f bom watif fety as o] ae — a a ? r 3t ee , seal, ee ‘eo ‘ ee Me Foes aeons rpg ote i ae . ‘ oe JUNIOR AND SENIOR FFA FIRST ROW, left to right: Jimmy Potter, Donald Preston, Jimmy Kesler, James Bussey, Lynwood Cannaday, Sammy Holt, Jack Bowman, John Meador, Basii Bolling, Billy Milliron, C. J. Martin. SECOND ROW, left to right: Mr. Watson, Ronnie Carter, Carl Dudley, Roger Flora, Clark Dudley, Jimmy Shively, David Naff, Charles Scott, J. D” Tatum, Reid Sink, Sherwood McGuire, Herbert Arrington, Basil Boitnott, Gene Grindstaff, Bobby Washburn. STANDING, left to right: Mr. M. A. Williams, Monroe Housman, Elton Law, Billy Housman, Arthur Campbell, James Hudson, Roosevelt Robertson, Aubrey Shively, Nelson Hall, George Amos, Sammy Amos, Ben Flora, Rudolph DeLong, Tommy Cummings, Mr. E. T. Robertson, Advisor, Not Pictured: Jack Akers, William Bowles, Alvin Jones, Elton Law, Kailey Lynch, Edgar Morris, Ronnie Naff, L. D. Oakes, Vernon Walker, Jack Witcher. Future Farmers of America CHAPTER OFFICERS FRANKLIN COUNTY Ly 7% | ue Jimmy Potter, Reporter; Basil Boitnott, Sentinel; Elton Law, Treasurer; Billy Housman, Secretary; Arthur Campbell, Vice-President; E. T. Robertson, Ad- visor; Ben Flora, President. EDWIN GREER 100 C. J. Martin—Star Farmer 1955. An FFA boy and his purebred pig. FUTURE FARMERS TODAY—SUCCESSFUL FARMERS TOMORROW 1955 Annual Parent and Son Banquet. Curtis Scott State FFA Vice-President. Supt. Ramsey and Tommy Cummings Sammy Holt constructs feeder. attend National FFA Convention Beta Club The Franklin County Chapter of the National Beta Club is an achievement-service organization. Its purpose is the promotion of honesty, service, and leadership. The membership of the F. C . H. S. Beta Club is composed of students from the junior and senior classes who have met the quali- fications of a high scholastic record, commendable attitude, and good conduct. The objectives for the year 1955-56 were as follows: (1) to strive for better scholastic records; (2) to endeavor to uphold the high standards of the school; (3) to help meet the material needs of the school by assisting teachers with bus duty, acting as sub- stitute teacher in absence of the teacher, rendering typing services, and contributing $100 to lamp post fund; (4) to render aid to the com- munity by securing blood donors for Red Cross bloodmobile, con- tributing $5 to Society for Homeless Children, and sending baskets to two needy families at Christmas; (5) to charter a bus and go to the State Convention at Richmond; (6) to enter talent contest at Jimmy Davis as Convention; and (7) to contribute $10 to National Education und, Projects engaged in for raising funds were pencil sales, bake sales, and Christmas card and stationery sales. State Vice President FIRST ROW, left to right: Jimmy Davis, C. J. Martin, President: Jack Bowman, Vice-President; Jane Brown, Secretary; Carole Jean Loughton, Treasurer; Yvonne Webb, Song Leader. SECOND ROW, left to right: Frank Peake, Miss Prillaman, Sponsor; Jean Beeghly, Erma Guillliams, Cornelia Wright, Juanita Butler, Betty Lou Wright, Helen Hodges, Doris Hodges. Sandra Whitlow. Nancy Hamlin. THIRD ROW, left to right: Mildred Young, Mary Sue Whitlow, Shirley Ashwell. Shirley Young, Louise Young. Betty Lou Foster, Louise Nichols, Jo Ann Tench, Dorothy Bousman, Kitty Martin, Wanda Peters. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Charles Pasley, Louise Thompson, Lelia Richardson, Lynne Echols, Nancy Hudson, Julia Holland, Sylvia Smith, Nancy Hodges, Berta Meador, Dal- phia Campbell, Nadine Sowder. FIFTH ROW, left to right: Roger Flora. Butch Bryant, Billy Kelly, Carle Ed- wards, Jimmy Potter, Serina Montgomery, Patricia Greene, Shelby Law, Joyce Fralin, Patricia Minnix. Peggy Akers, Betty Perdue, Lid Williams, Catherine Barbour, Betty Ann Dillon, Nancy Hamlin, Sandra Whit- low, Nancy Kent, and (SpettfayWofgomery, Not Pictured: Mrs. Mickey Morris, Sponsor, “ ) u ¢ ‘ as yr , = 4 24 va bee 3 - d $ ° A re A v j , - .¥ ; f ) + ca 4 a = Cheer Club members serve refreshments at the annual Homecoming Dance. Cheer Club 103 A. H. HOPKINS “Oe SSR we FIRST ROW, left to right: Adelaide Thompson, Cassandra Akers, Shirley McGuire, Margaret Harrison, Twyla Jo Hunt, Pauline Bowles, Jean Robertson, Rebecca Johnson, Jane Fralin, Jeanette Hall, Arvilla Altice, Patricia Potter, Yvonne Webb, Eleanor Ferguson, Delores Jones, Iris Kirk, Marie Choate. SECOND ROW, left to right: Nancy Hamlin, Catherine Barbour, Mae Wagner, Donna Harris, Barbara Beard, Nancy Brubaker, Cornelia Wright, Carole Boitnott, Jeanette Bradley, Martha Turner, Betty Lou Foster, Betsy McBride, Peggy Hall, Norma Housman, Loretta Custer. THIRD ROW, left to right: Erma Patterson, Dale Dillon, Laurie Bradshaw, Mary Louise Harrison, Shirley Divers, Edna Wingfield, Harriet Flora, Harriet Brubaker, Nancy Neal, Joyce Belcher, Jean Ann Terry, Janice Thur- man, Eleanor Young, Patsy Bennett, Agnes Hall, Betty Laprade, Mary Guilliams. FOURTRG ROW, left to right: Billy Frith, Alton Hamblett, Roger Abshire, Charles Dillon, Wayne Ingram, Donald, Prilla , Bobby Jones, Bobby Anderson, Ira Lee Culler, Danny Custer, David Ingram. Choir Pianist: Rosalie Montgomery, Charles Pasley, and Carole Jean Doughton, pose with sponsor, Mr. Burwell. HUB MOTORS, INC. 104 Franklin County FIRST ROW, left to right: Joyce Milliron, Nerine Foster, Charlene Dillon, Marie Preston, Erma Guilliams, Betty Lou Nichols, Vivian Wright, Joan Robertson, Doris Nolen, Nancy Hamblett, Gertie Cannaday, Flora Ann Peters, Maxine Bowling, Jeanie Brown. SECOND ROW, left to right: Mary Aker, Jelaine Young, Reather Robertson, Peggy Akers, Barbara Richards, Virginia Miller, Marjorie Angle, Faye Dixon, Patsy Bussey, Karen Mann, Sylvia Smith, Audrey Robertson, Frances Franklin, Doris Hodges. THIRD ROW, left to right: Diane Bennett, Linda Leftwich, Jo Ann Davis, Catherine Barbour, Betty Ann Dillon, Janice Davis, Cynthia Law, Norma Nelson, Ann Berger, Patricia Bradley. FOURTH ROW, Janice Shively, Mary Wray, Doris Webster, Betty Quinn, Gloria Bowman, left to right: Larry Boone, Reid Sink, Carl Akers, Paul James, Edward Sigmon, Harold Bowman, Richard Ward, Joseph Thurman, Lynn Davis, Harvey Sink, Ward English, Mike Smith. Not Pictured: Violet Altice, Ethel Bowles, Roy Brown, Gayle Flora, Rita Hall, Mary Hodges, Nancy Hudson, Virgie Nichols. Yvonne Webb and Lynn Davis, accompanied by Mr. Burwell, sing at the Junior-Senior Prom. Fides chool) Choir 105 KITTINGER’S DRUG STORE Franklin County Majorettes: Wanda Bowman, Margie Wade, Hazel Holland, Carole Jean Doughton. Ann Anderson, Wayne Arrington, Barry Atkins, Wayne Bailey, Johnnie Beckner, Gene Bennett, Sherrard Bennett, Lillian Boitnott, Mildred Bowles, Cordell Bowman, Mitchell Bowman, Wanda Bowman, Billy Brammer, Jimmie Bratton, Danny Brown, Joanne Brown, Bobby Brugh, Danny Chitwood, Bill Clarke, Blanton Cooper, Gary Cooper, Anna Crum, Nancy Cundiff, Betsy Dillard, Caroline Dillard, Carole Jean Doughton, Carol Duke, Larry Ellis, Ward English, A. G. Fralin, Judy Frith, Ben Gardner, Frank Gourley, Ronald Greer, Florence Guerrant, June Hall, Davis Hancock, Cegil Hodges, David Holcomb, Hazel Holland, Mildred Holland, Richard Hubbard, Donnie Hutcherson, Reba Hunt, Jean Housman, Richard Hylton, Richard Ikenberry, Bud Jones, John Joplin, Lee Kent, Sue Kent, P. B. Latimer, Don Lawrence, Ronald Lockhart, Johnny Montgomery, Mevva Mullins, Rachel Newbill, Judy Perdue, Pete Perdue, Faye Pugh, Jimmy Ramsey, Erna Reynolds, Ronald Smith, Jimmy Thomas, Junior Thomp- son, Tony Tyree, Margie Wade, Shelby Webb, Mary Sue Whitlow, Ramsey Whitlow, Lucille Woody, Brenda Wray. — f n w ee High School Band «_ Margie Wade — Member of All-State Band Bonner, Mr. I. C. Brammer, Mrs. P. B. Latimer, and Mr. Burwell discuss the selection of band uniforms with Jim Taylor, representative of Ostwald, Inc Mr. Wins . htt FIRST ROW, left to right: Edna Campbell, Betty Cannaday, Shirley Brown. SECOND ROW, left to Elwood Rakes, Lou Nichols. Juanita Thurman, Norma Jean Mattox, Mable Ellen Spencer, Gene Bennett, Patsy Bussey. Jimmy Holley. Betty Lou Agee. THIRD ROW, left to right: Loretta Hodges, Geraldine Feazelle, Jo Anne Renick, Coy, Hale, Shelby Adkins, Distributive Education LEE HUTCHERSON 108 OFFICERS Shelby Adkins, President; Patsy Bussey, Vice-President; Loretta Hodges, Secretary; Gene Bennett, Treasurer; Ellen Spencer, Re- porter; Geraldine Feazelle, Promotion Man- ager; Johnny Simms, Parliamentarian, Mr. Lovell, Sponsor. OFFICERS Jean Moore, Reporter; Ber- nice McBride, Parliamentar- ian; Sylvia Anderson, Treas- urer; Forrest Pate, Vice- President; Betty Sink, Sec- retary; Mr. Lovell, Sponsor; Carl Akers, President. Diversified Occupation FIRST ROW, left to right: Louise Manning, Sylvia Anderson, Bernice McBride, Jean Moore. SECOND ROW, left to right: Frances Radford, June Smith. Betty Jane Poff, Sammy Robertson. THIRD ROW, left to right: Louis Webb, Samuel Holt, Russell Guilliams, Carlton Hudson. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Carl Akers, May- nard Prillaman, Forrest Pate, Harold Mullins. ACG Bivileinees Lynne Echols, Sandra Whitlow, Mary Sue Whit- low, Julia Holland and Sue Anderson—Delegates to Buckingham, Virginia District Il Tri-Hi-Y Convention. a €) � yy. a FIRST ROW, left to right: Catherine Barbour, President; Julia Holland, Vice-President; Berta Meador, Secretary. SECOND ROW, left to right: Sue Anderson, Treasurer; Lynne Echols, Reporter; Ann Berger, Song Leader; Mrs. Eunice N. Myers, Sponsor, : y ‘ Catherine Barbour, Betty Ann Dillon, Berta Mae Meador, Seathertney Daron sage wa) eases Sue Anderson, Alma Sue Webster, Naomi Chitwood, Joyce Delegates to “The Model General Assembly,” Shively, Ann Bennett, and Cornelia Wright enjoy preparing Richmond, Virginia. Christmas basket for welfare family. Sue Anderson, Marjorie Angle, Peggy Angle, Margie Atkins, Nancy Atkins, Catherine Barbour, Catherine Beeghly, Jean Beeghly, Kitty Belcher, Ann Bennett, Ann Berger, Betty Bernard, Becky Boitnott, Jeanette Bowles, Nancy Bru- baker, Patsy Bussey, Shelby Jean Byrd, Betty Cannaday, Naomi Chitwood, Judy Collins, Janice Davis, Betty Ann Dillon, Margie Dillon, Lynne Echols, Eleanor Ferguson, Mary Alice Ferguson, Barbara Foster, Joyce Fralin, Gayle Grindstaff, Jackie Guilliams. Cornelia Hale. Nancy Hamlin. Mary Louise Harrison, Billie Hodges, Helen Hodges, Martha Sue Holcomb, Julia Holland, Bonnie Hunt, Geraldine Ikenberry, Lois Jones, Nina Kendrick, Iris Kirk, Reva Kirk, Shelby Law, Karen Mann, Rebecca Matherly, Berta Mae Meador, Patricia Minnix, Rene Mitchell, Rosalie Montgomery, Serina Montgomery, Martha Sue Morris, Shirley Mullins, Nola Naff, Louise Nichols, Bernice Oakes, Nancy Perdue, Linda Pierce, Jo Anne Reynolds, Lois Reynolds, Barbara Richards, Lelia Richardson, Joyce Shively, Nancy Shorter, Nadine Sowder, Edith Thurman, Iris Turner, Martha Jane Turner, Alma Sue Webster, Mary Sue Whitlow, Sandra Whitlow, Betty Lou Wright, Cornelia Wright, Jelaine Young, Louise Young, Peggy Young, Shirley Young. Mrs. Eunice Myers and Catherine Bar- bour inspect the new auditorium pro- jector which the club helped to purchase. To be a member of the Tri-Hi-Y Club affords the opportunity for living a full and creative life; for solving personal problems and for the realization of Christ more deeply in our lives. The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is stated as follows: “To maintain, create, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian conduct.” a ialataley. WW LEE TELEPHONE CO. ue ‘S OFFICERS A pith bs) lis Winfred Smith, President; Jimmy Davis, Vice-Presi- . H i. . it 4 . CANS ees dent; Butch Bryant, Secretary; Richard Hunt, Treas- yy ee urer; Jack Bowman, Chaplain; Jerre Lumsden, Sergeant-at-Arms. Hi-Y Homecoming Float. FIRST ROW, left to right: Winfred Smith. Jimmy D. Cavis. Butch Bryant, Richard Hunt, Jack Bowman, Jerre Lumsden. SECOND ROW. left to right: Mr. Lovell. Roger Flora, Bobby Jones, Walter Hodges, C. J. Martin, Jimmy Allred. Ben Flora, Harvey Worley. Billy Handy. THIRD ROW, left to right: Bobby Gardner, Noel Pinckard, Jimmy Jamison. David Zeh, Rodney Shively, Ira Lee Culler, Frederick Garst, Charles Dillon. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Carl Akers, Robert Dillon. Jimmy Shively, Alvin Hall, John Thomas, Jimmy R. Davis, Donald Davis. FIFTH ROW, left to right: Aubrey Shively, Daniel Boone, Frank Peake, Alvin Altice, | ih it : inte a ila ei es oer ab : i ae ae, rea iy % eae, ode : f nee ener Clayton Altice, Nancy Altice, Rebecca Amos, Ann Anderson, Ruth Anderson, Marie Arrington, Roger Arrington, Wayne Bailey, James Barbour, Elizabeth Beckner, Bobby Beeghly, Darlene Belcher, Sharon Belcher, Dale Bennett, Dianne Bennett, Clyde Bernard, Shiree Bernard. Dale Bousman, Cordell Bowman, Mitchell Bowman, Mildred Bowles, Shirley Bowling, Gloria Bowman, Jimmy Bratton, Donald Brown, Avis Brown, Betty Brown, Della Brown, Joann Brown, Bobby Brugh, Ruth Bussey, Daniel Cannaday, Reva Carter, Peggy Chitwood, Blanton Cooper, Gary Cooper, Anna Crum, Betty Cundiff, Marlen Davis, Billie Davis, Charlene Dillon, Lloyd Dillon, Shirley Divers, Vernie Divers, Janice Dudley, Rita Dudley, Ronald Doyle, Nancy Eames, W. G. Feazelle, Harriet Flora, Nerine Foster, Cynthia Fralin, Jane Fralin, Renford France, Frances Franklin, Gloria Franklin, Cardwell Garst, Nancy Grindstaff, June Hall, Gene Hall, Mary Ellen Hall, Rita Hall, Alice Harrison, Mae Harrison, Betty Sue Hix, Bar- bara Hodges, Judy Hodges, Jackie Hodges, Kyle Hodges, Kenneth Holcomb, Hazel Holland, Mary Ann Holley, Richard Hubbard, Nancy Hudson, Reba Hudson, Dulcie Hunt, Richard Ikenberry, Joyce Johnson, Shelby Johnson, Lee Kent, Cynthia Law, Wilbert Lynch, Betty Lynch, Janet Lynch, Marilyn McGhee, Louise Mattox, Gloria Mat- tox, Drema Meadows, Shelbern Meeks, Frances Mitchell, Coralea Morris, Lucy Mullins, Sally Naff, Rachel Newbill, Diane Oakes, Frances Overstreet, Elnora Pasley, Erma Patterson, Mary Lee Pendleton, Kenneth Peters, Jimmy Poin- dexter, Geneva Powell, Jane Powell, Sylvia Powell, Peggy Plybon, DeMoss Price, Joe Prillaman, Gale Reynolds, Patricia Reynolds, Eddie Robertson, Nadine Robertson, Arnold Saul, Lynn Scruggs, Diane Sink, Eleanor Sink, Martha Sink, Virginia Smith, Jimmy Starkey, Joanne Surkamer, Joanne Thurman, Margie Tosh, Sandra Tuck- loff, Patricia Turner, Donald Turner, Margie Wade, Reba Walker, Betty Willard, Edan Wingfield, Lucille Woody. OFFICERS First Row, left to right: Ann Anderson, Song Leader; Cor- dell Bowman, , President: Gloria Bowman, Song Leader. Second Row, left to right: Mitchell Bowman, Vice-Presi- dent; Harriet Flora, Secretary- Treasurer; Richard Ikenberry, Reporter. Ninth Grade 4-H 113 LYNCH FARM EQU IPMENT Sievaiiene 4bo ls OFFICERS Carole Jean Doughton, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. Payne, Sponsor; Jack Bowman, President; Alma Sue Webster, Song Leader; Jimmy Kesler, Song Leader; Barbara Web- ster, Vice-President. Mary Virginia Adams, Nancy Adkins, Nelson Amos, Bobby Anderson, Sue Anderson, Marjorie Angle, Shirley Ann Ashwell, Catherine Beeghly, Donald Beheler, Kitty Belcher, Becky Boitnott, Jeannette Bowles, Iris Bowling, Jack Bow- man, Wanda Bowman. Janice Brooks. Nancy Brubaker, Arthur Campbell, Sylvia Campbell, Evelyn Carter, Morgan Carter, Ray Chitwood, Katherine Chisom, Ina Belle Cooper, Ira Lee Culler, Danny Custer, Jannette Davis, Carole Jean Doughton, Betty Lou Dudley, Shirley Dudley, Patricia Eames, Ward English, Eleanor Ferguson, Ben Flora, Roger Flora, Lois Furrow, Christine Hodges. Doris Hodges, Julia Holland, Nancy Housman, Virginia Housman, James Hudson, Geraldine Ikenberry, Alvin Jones. Billy Kelly, Nina Kendrick. Jimmy Kesler, Iris Kirk, Reva Kirk, Elton Law, Jerre’ Lumsden, Sherwood McGuire. Shirley McGuire. C. J. Martin. Lynn Matherly, Rebecca Matherly, Mary Messenger, Janet Milliron, Rene Mitchell. Rosalie Montgomery. Glenn Morris, Martha Morris, Nola Naff, Norma Nelson, Flora Peters, Wanda Peters, Margie Poff. Joan Robertson, Margaret Simmons, Tillie Simms, Reid Sink, Alvin Smith, Nelson Stone. Nancy Taylor, John Thomas, Junior Thompson. Joseph Thurman, Toney Tyree, Bobby Washburn, Alma Sue Webster. Barbara Webster. Doris Webster. Susie Webster. Marjorie Williams. Buddy Worley. Jelaine Young. Lowell Young. 4-MosSHOR TD? GOURSE TAT Vesbealy First Row, left to right: Barbara Webster, Janet Milliron, Jo Emma Fralin, Lucille Woody, Betty Lee Fisher, Rosalie Montgomery, Patricia Greene. Second Row, left to right: John Thomas, Buddy Worley, Kenneth Rut- rough, C. J. Martin, Johnny Bowman, Mitchell Bowman, Ben Flora, Jack Bowman, Paul Saunders. Third Row, left to right: Mr. Tucker, Charles Pasley, Mary Messenger, Marjorie Angle, Alma Sue Webster, Linda Anderson, Suzanne Martin, Mary Wray, Doris Webster, Doris Hodges, Mrs. Anita Love, Fourth Row, left to right: Billy Milliron, James Bowman, Roger Flora, Earl Flora, Jerre Lumsden, Harold Bowman, Bobby Anderson. C. J. Martin Roger Flora Jack Bowman Doris Webster These students represented Franklin County at the National 4-H Convention in Chicago, Ill, Doris Hodges and Mary Wray: State bread team winners. Ben Flora: Winner of Certificate of Honor on citizenship. 115 LYNCH FUNERAL HOME FIRST ROW, left to right: Sammy Holt, Fred Bennett, Buddy Worley. SECOND ROW, left to right: John Meador, Rudolph DeLong, L. D. Oakes. THIRD ROW, left to right: Bobby Washburn, Alva Angle, Sherwood McGuire, Tommy Campbell. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Dick Jamison, Clay Peters, J. D. Tatum. Bus Drivers The bus drivers’ club is made up of boys who, with small compensation, vol- unteer to carry students to and from Yj, school. These people are an important part of our Franklin County High School ‘Adventures’. It is not enough to say that ‘we could not do without them.’ We owe a great deal to this fine group. ele D 7 MART SERVICE STATION 116 FIRST ROW, left to right: Billy Southall, Aubrey Turner, Judy Wray, Etta Mae Young, Joyce Whitlow. SECOND ROW, left to right: Rachel Williams, Judy Worley, Brenda Wray, Barbara Wray, Polly Young, Betty Woody, Nancy Young, Ella Sue Wray. THIRD ROW, left to right: Ramsey Whitlow, Kenneth Thompson, Bobby Wray, Dickie Turner, Herrell Woodard, Richard Wade. EicuithneiGrade 4-H FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Flora, Betty Lou Hodges, Jerry Wayne Dillon, Iris Hodges, Jerry Eanes, Phyllis Hall, Gay Frith, Margaret Goode. SECOND ROW, left to right: James Dudley, Mary Louise Ferguson, Carolyn Heckman, Jerry Lewis Dillon, Patricia Hodges, Nancie Hodges. THIRD ROW, left to right: Wayne Eanes, Jesse Dodson, Dexter Doyle. James Divers, Nancy Hall, Faye Haskins. , - “one ge - : - — —— - — ee ed FRONT ROW. left to right: Madeline McGuire, Maxine Morgan. Mary Belle Mitchell. Ann Lumsden, David Hunt, Carol Lawrence. Mrs. Flora. SECOND ROW. left to right: Garnet Law. Diona Mitchell, Loretta McBride, Ruby Lumsden. Sharon Martin. Judy McMinnis. THIRD ROW. left to right: Phyllis McGuire, Hannah Martin, Betty Lou Menefee. Richard Hodges. Hazel Lucado. FOURTH ROW. left to right: Michael Hundley. Douglas Holcomb, Charles Hudson. Bobby Hodges, Richard Hylton. Douglas Holland. SS ieliiin Gracia 4-15 FIRST ROW. left to right: Hattie Jones. Jo Ann Holland. David Hancock, Clara Jenkins, A. G. Fralin, Marvin Foster, Betty Jones, Garland Hall. SECOND ROW. left to right: Ella Keatts, Patricia Hudson, Rodney Hamlin, Eldean Jones, Louise Kingery. Mike Hall. George Hall. THIRD ROW. left to right: Mildred Keatts, Rebecca Hundley. Jean Housman. Hazel Jones. Elaine Hurd, Ben Gardner. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Mrs. Lovell, Ellen Holland, Gearl Hall. Bobby Hatchett. Not Pictured: Tom Hambricks Buddy Guthrie, Betty Jo Jefferson. HL FIRST ROW, left to right: Betsy Whitlow, Emalyn Vaughn, Shelby Webb, Betty Sigmon. SECOND ROW, left to right: Lois Turner, Carroll Smith, David Morris, Elma Perdue, Johnny Montgomery. THIRD ROW, left to right: Elaine Tosh, Shirley Robertson, June Sink, Linda Tyree. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Carolyn Tread- way, Mary Thurman, Mary Sutton, Faye Smith, Leah Sink. FIFTH ROW, left to right: John Price, Franklin Mills, Randall Mattox, Joe Purgason, Jimmy Pinckard. ProitiieeGrade 4-4 il FIRST ROW, left to right: Juanita Brown, Brenda Bumgardner, Wayne Chitwood, Joyce Brown, Bill Clarke, Caroline Dillard, Peggy Eanes, Jerry Blankenship, Randolph Chitwood. SECOND ROW, left to right: Bar- bara Dent, Betty Ferguson, Margie Dalton, Gayle Dudley, Aylene Eng- lish, Jerry Brooks, Danny Chitwood, David Brown. THIRD ROW, left to right: Dorothy English, Shirley Dal- ton, Lo is Ann Davis, Rodessa Dillon, Ernest Boyd, Ronnie Crouch, Marvin Bowman, Roy Boone. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Bill Davis, Her- man Blankenship, Elmer Davis. e.? we 4 FIRST ROW, left to right: Wylenia Bowman, Charlotte Basham, Emily Sue Ayers, Carolyn Brown, Floyd Ander- son, Sherrard Bennett. SECOND ROW, left to right: Janie Adams, Adelle Austin, Martha Anderson, Marie Angle, Lillie Mae Austin, Ruth Adams, Johnny Beckner. THIRD ROW, left to right: Harold Bernard, Donald Belcher, Seward Allen, Fred Blackwell, Reedy Beard, Herbert Altice, Michael Atkins. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Selma Akers, Terry Barger, Miss Elsie Turner. - Eighth Gitader 4a FIRST ROW, left to right: Judy Perdue, Donald Lawrence, Faye Pugh, Ronald Lockhart. SECOND ROW, left to right: Laverne Poindexter, Jane Parcell, Jean Reynolds, Carolyn Mullins, Agnes Patterson, Harold Jones, Billy Law, Elwood Jones. THIRD ROW, left to right: Sherrill Prillaman, Delorese Overstreet, Rita Neal, Betty Lou Pagans, Jeannette Morris, Michael Kent, Edward Mason, Carolyn Patsel. FOURTH ROW, left to right: James Law, ae Manning, John Joplin, Wayne Reynolds, Victor Ledbetter, P. B. Latimer, Mrs. Ida Turner, Roy Glenn cGhee. bx onan wtp c= bot Seo i —_— Features 121 Miss Ann Bennett Queen Miss Gayle Grindstaff Maid of Honor Homecom MARTIN JEWELRY CO. 122 FIRST ROW. left to right: Miss Reva Kirk. Miss Gayle Grindstaff. Miss Ann Bennett, Miss Hazel Holland, Miss Rene Mitchell, Miss Betty Quinn. SECOND ROW, left to right: Miss Rachel Newbill, Miss Emalyn Vaughn, Miss Jean Beeghly, Miss Iris Turner, Miss Nancy Hodges. Miss Gertie Cannaday. THIRD ROW, left to right: Miss Mary Wade Aker, Miss Rosalie Montgomery, Miss Virginia Terry. 123 MATTOX SUPER MARKET ae . ' ‘ ‘ N i � a King of Football, Mr. Jerre Lumsden. Queen of the Homecoming, Miss Ann Bennett. Mrs. P. B. Latimer crowns the Homecoming Queen, Miss Ann Bennett. Homecoming dance in honor of the Queen and her court. Theme of the daticesv , Autumn’ Leaves. lane Queen's favorite song: “Night and Day'’—to which the Queen and her court danced immediately following the crowning. W.C. MENEFEE Ne eae Faculty enjoys Homecoming Dance, Maid of Honor, Miss Gayle Grindstaff dances with her escort, Mr. Ben Flora. F255 Cheer Club Float passes in review. MONTGOMERY HARDWARE SLUBDENTS+CHOIGE PERSONALITY PLUS Bonnie Hunt and Roger Flora Peggy Akers and C. J. Martin BEST ALL-AROUND Betty Bernard and Ben Flora ; S e nN | O r MOST SCHOOLSSPIREE Catherine Barbour and Winfred Smith MORRIS FURNITURE CO. ; Mirror BIGGEST FLIRT Frances Radford and L, D. Oakes De Cem p : KALY om ray ¥4) p TA ae ASA Cl� pe, —t) A. ft = fe : A p jf £2 AP pe (é taS snan ” ry � AY LA oe 4 VMamivfark AH gP ey f oe . A S¥ C See CUTEST: ep 9! Rene Mitchell and James Bussey Ma BEST LOOKING Ann Bennett and Jimmy Shively WLS. i Patsy Bussey and Danny Custer MOUNT FURNITURE Paks MOST DEPENDABLE MOST A THEE ie Nancy Hodges and John Johnson Berta Mae Meador and Jerre Lumsden TEACHERS HAY. Ohishi Shirley Ashwell and Bobby Anderson Senior MOST- COUR TEGHS Iris Turner and Carl Akers MOUNT THEATRE CO. ie te Tie 4 We ee Mas Most LIKELY TO SUCCEED Judy Collins and Charles Pasley BEST DRESSED Shirley Young and Bobby Jones Mirror CLASS: LOAFER QOUIELESa: Martha Sue Morris and Johnny Simms Dorothy Bousman and Rudolph DeLong N. W. INDUSTRIES Prom Grand March into the Colonial Ballroom. Under the Southern Skies. The modern South has ballet. PAUL'S BAR-B-Q Minuet in G. The “Old South” had songs. Dancing to a southern melody. Junior Senior Prom PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK Adventure In Dancing Students celebrate after a victorious game Folk games enjoyed by Physical Education classes Sock-hop enjoyed by students after game J. L. PERDUE LUMBER CO. 132 moor ts C.H. PETERS FEED STORE Jerre Lumsden and Butch Bryant receiving equip- ment by Coach Dillon. Coach Dillon gives Manager Jimmy Jamison a few last minute words. Ben Flora breaks loose yard touchdown. 134 Alvin Altice Butch Bryant Donald Davis Jimmy R. Davis Bob Dickinson Robert Dillon Ben Flora Fred Garst Alvin Hall Billy Handy Richard Hunt Bobby Jones Jerre Lumsden Noel Pinckard Aubrey Shively Jimmy Shively Mike Smith Winfred Smith Dennis Threatt David Zeh V a r S i t y Richard Hunt drives hard and picks up yardage for a first down. Football A hardworking team, able coaching, and the fine sportsmanship which FCHS always displays—adds up to a 5-5 season which reflects great credit on the ability of the Eagles’ football squad. Coach Dillon was ably assisted by Mr. Don Alexander, who was with us for the football season. 135 PRICE’S FIVE AND TEN Jimmy Allred Clayton Altice Danny Boone Bobby Brugh Lynwood Cannaday Bill Davis Elmer Davis Charles Dillon Richard Dudley Junior Feazelle Howard Ferguson David Hunt John Joplin Butch Lynch | Junior Varsity The Junior Varsity football team end- ed its season with a 2-5 record, but the Baby Eagles played good football. Bassett was the first victim in a 37-6 victory, the team was beaten by Bedford in a close 6-0 game. The Bill Davis and John Joplin admiring the jersey of a letterman. Cheer Club cheers the team on to victory. PRINTCRAFT CARD CO. 136 Wayne McNeil Jimmy Poindexter DeMoss Price Johnnie Price Vann Smiley Donald Turner Football final game saw the home team defeat Coach Richards Bassett again on the Franklin field. Varsity Football The boys learned to be good losers as well as good winners, and after all these are the ones who will be our varsity in later years. Halfback Jimmy Shively picks up a first down for Franklin. poses with Wayne Manager. Bailey, Junior This has been a year well worth waiting for in basketball. Building a team has been a hard job for Coach Steve Richards, how- ever, this season the work is beginning to pay off. Five lettermen returned from last year's team, and four junior varsity players moved up to mold a winning team. The boys have played hard and have shown fighting spirit. Hopes are high for the Eagles to be in the District VI Tourna- ment when the final count is made. The won and lost record so far is 8 and preciative this season by packing the gym es | Students and friends have been very ap- on all occasions. Manager Winfred Smith and Coach Richards look up game schedule. Varsity FIRST ROW. left to right: DeMoss Price, Frankie Scott, Alvin Smith, Walter Hodges. SECOND ROW, left to right: Alvin Hall, Jimmy R. Davis, L. D. Oakes, Berlon Kingery. Jimmy D. Davis. a ee oP eeeayatiea RAKES PONTIAC 138 REGAL MUSIC HOUSE Jimmy D. Davis scores as the Eagles fast break. Berlon Kingery lays one up for a basket. The other Franklin player visible is J. R. Davis. J. R. Davis jump-shoots above opponent. Other Eagles in the picture are Berlon (G)nee Walter Flodveste(tiesands iam L, Davissed2 204 Scorers, Timer, and announcer—What a crew! ROCKY MOUNT COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS Junior Vam The prospects are bright for basketball at FCHS in future years because of the outstand- ing group of young Jvees, coached by Mr. Walter Hunt. In a total of 11 games the boys have a won-lost record of 9 and at What could the referees have called this? FIRST ROW. left to right: Bob Dickinson. Don Lawrence. Pete Perdue. Jackie Hodges. George Hall, Jerry Dillon, Richard Dudley. SECOND ROW, left to right: Sherrard Bennett, Ben Gardner, P. B. Latimer, Bobby Brugh, John Joplin. Ray Hunt, Danny Boone. Howard Ferguson. THIRD ROW. left to right: Bill Davis, Johnny Price, Jimmie Poindexter. Jimmy Jamison. Johnny Parcell. Junior Feazelle. Newton Hodges, Frank Gourley, Noel Pinckard. st of ve Sa ROCKY MOUNT COAL CO. 140 ROCKY MOUNT FLORIST, INC. Siiipyebras ket ba || Alvin Hall scores in a varsity game while op- ponent watches. Time-out for a rest for Coach Hunt and Man- ager Eddie Sigmon. All the cheerleaders get to- gether to lead cheers at the basketball games. 14) ROCKY MOUNT JEWELRY Girls’ Time out from practicing to do a little posing. The girls’ basketball team has shown the fans some very interesting skills in playing this year as in past years. | The team coached by Mrs. Morris | has come through the season with fly- | ing colors and a record of 7 wins and | 2 losses. The interest in girls’ athletics at this | school has been very favorable, as we have had plenty participants in all girls’ sports. So, we take our hats off to their fine playing and hope they keep up the good work through the years. Coach Morris and hard-working man- agers Sue Kent and Shirley Hodges get- ting ready for a game. ROCKY MOUNT MOTORS 142 Basketball Time out for the Coach to give some pointers to improve the game. Dalphia Campbell drops in two points. FIRST ROW. left to right: Dalphia Campbell, ROW. left to right: Rachel Newbill. Nancy Cun- Phyllis Hontz. SECOND ROW. left to right: diff. Patsy Bennett. Lou Hodges, Nadine Chitwood. Geraldine Grindstaff. Frances Radford, Nancy Per- Judy Chitwood. Joanne Thurman. Loretta Hall due. Berta Mae Meador. Louise Thompson. Shelby Naomi Chitwood. Byrd. Jo Ann Davis. Donna Harris. THIRD Heh Be eee a aaa a SSaaa_a_wa argrave 10 _ Ferrum 4 Fieldale 0 Bassett 12 Fieldale 1 Martinsville 3 Bassett 5 Hargrave 6 tewry Mason 1 Martinsville 1 Ferrum 7 Coach Dillon demonstrates the correct way to swing a bat while Ben Flora and Jimmy Shively watch. FIRST ROW, left to right: Richard Hunt. Billy Handy. Ben Flora. Noel Pinckard, Jimmy Shively, Alvin Hall. SECOND ROW. left to right: Donald Davis, Mack Grindstaff. L. D. Oakes, Robert Dillon, Butch Bryant. R.O. W. DISTRIBUTORS 144 H. A. RUFF Betty Ann and Page before the Junior- Shirley has spring fever. Franklin Students at the White House. Senior. Mr. Law poses with members at Beta Latin Club initiation. Convention. ; Shelby, Donnie and Yvonne before Students see football game at Univer- Sylvia meets Representative Tuck. Church. sity of Virginia. The homecoming queen on her float. Catherine visits the capitol. Franklin students take pictures on Washington Trip. Wanda and Sue meet the Governor. Bae aor usar oie ss Re Inside the Jefferson Memorial. We hope to become seniors. A sleepy head on Christmas morning. Senior MARY VIRGINIA ADAMS 4-H 2, 3, 4, 5; rire: 8). ARNOLD WAYNE ADKINS FFA 2, 3, Re- porter 2. MARGIE FAYE ADKINS Homeroom Secre- tary-Treasurer 2; Softball 2, Captain 2; 4-H Poe i tizHi- Yo 55° FHA 5. BEDTY LOU AGEE Softball 2; Captain 2: Peete oir 2: Pra 2,0); resiaent:2, CARL DOSS AKERS Student Council 5; Metin rt GeA 2: Choir 2, 344,252 DY O.5; President 5; Softball 2. CASSANDRA HOPE AKERS Latin 3; Choir 3, 4, 5; FHA 5; Student Council 5. PAGR WELDON: AKERS FFA-2; 3; °4, 5, Reporter 5. PEGGY ANNE AKERS Annual 3: Student heouncil 2..5 Latin 3 ; .47°4-H-4; Debate 3; Prana? Choir 3, 4; 53. Cheer’ Club: 4,5; Queen's Court 3. Poe ier ee Als LICE. Football 3; 4,- 5; Spanish 4; Hi-Y 5. GEORGE THOMAS AMOS FFA 2, 3, 4, 5. JOHN WALLACE AMOS ‘FFA 2, 3, 4, 5, President 2. NELSON BROWN AMOS FFA 2, 3, 4; 4-H 3, 4, 5: Homeroom Vice-President 4. BOBBY EDWARD ANDERSON Annual 4, 5, Business Manager 5; Student Council 4, 5; Spanish 4;.4-H 2, 3,5; FFA 2, Secretary 2; enor), 1 teasurer 5: Dramatics 3, 4, 5; Homeroom President 4, 5; Senior Class Presi- dent. LILLIE MAE ANDERSON 4-H 3, 4; Li- brary 2, 3, 4, 5, Vice President 4, 5. SUE CAROL ANDERSON Spanish 4, 5; wei?) 4, 5% Piano 3, 4) Treasurer 4: Shor 4: Lrn-Hi- x 3) 4, 5, Treasurer 5; Dra- matics 3; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 3, 5; Homeroom Treasurer 4. SYLVIA SNOW ANDERSON 4-H 2, 3, 4; D. O. 5, Treasurer 5. MARJORIE JEAN ANGLE Homeroom Vice- President? 2) Ghoir’2,-3,.4, 5; Latin 3: Tri- Pit= ve; 4-11 +2,°3, 4, , Reporter 5: FHA 4; 5, President 5; Newspaper 2, 3, 4, 5, Editoral Assistant 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor 5; Student Council 5. 147 Strait sinGis PEGI WADE ANGLE Beta, Tri-Hiey, Piano. SHIRLEY ANNE ASHWELL Library 2; Newspaper 2; 4-H 3, 4, 5; Homeroom Presi- dent 3; Student Council 3, 4, 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Beta 4, 5; FHA 2, 3, 4, 5, Vice-President 3, President 4, President Philpott Federation 4, Junior Advisor 5. SHELBY JEAN ATKINS 4-H 2, 3, 4, Presi- dentaz, E .) President 5 In-Hizy 4: Student Council 5. CATHERINE GREY BARBOUR Annual 4, 5, Sports Editor 5; Student Council 2, 3, 4, 5; Homeroom President 2; Latin 3, 4; Spanish 5; FHA 3; Choir 5; Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5, President 5; Cheer Club 3, 4, 5, Co-Captain 5, Camera Projection 3. BARBARA ANN BASHAM BORA PEARL? BECKNERS Soanish 4,99. FEA S485; DONALD EDWARD BEHELER 4-H 2, 3, 4g Debates2end.0 Vie basketballoo, ANN BRITTON BENNETT Choir 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4, 5; Cheer Club 3; Latin 3, 4; Spanish 4, 5; Secretary 5; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Homecoming Queen 5. GENE COLEMAN BENNETT Homeroom Vice-President 3; Band’'4, 5: 4-H 2,. 33.4: D. EE. Treasurer 5. ANNIE LAURA BERGER 4-H 2, 3; Choir 4, 5; Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5; Basketball 4; Softball 2; Queen’s Court 3, 4. BETTY TURNER BERNARD Annual 2, 4, 5, Assistant Editor 5; Student Council 3, 4, 5; Latin 3, 4, President 3: Homeroom Secre- Late a DOlrs? wo L ri-Tiia eo; Dramatics: 4, 5; Basketball 2, 3; Softball 2, Volleyball 2 Girls Athletics Associations 2— Track 2461- Teens 2. RED Re CAB aANNebOLLNO [el 4-H 2 5: Piano 3, 4; Library 4; Newspaper 4, 5; Latin cp Saco d Gael phy Ck DOROTHY LENE BOUSMAN Student Gouncil 2 Latin 3, 4; 5; ' Beta’ 4.5, IRIS INEZ BOWLING 4-H 2, 3, 4, 5; FHA Daeseetnoite 2,05, 4. il ri-Hi-Y 42) Dramatics Ssaisipraty 3. Senior JACK ALVIN BOWMAN 4-H 2, 3, 4, 5, President 5; FFA 2, 3, 4, 5, Secretary 2, 4; Student Council 5; Hi-Y 5; Beta 4, 5, Vice- President 5. WANDA MARIE BOWMAN Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45: 4-H 2,34) 5 Secretarye2, 37 Dramatics 22 PHA 3) 4.) os Choir. band aseose wy lajors ette 5; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 2. LAWRENCY DELOVIE BRADSHAW Soft- ball 2: Basketball’ 2.37 Ghoin2eoe 405, Presi dent 3; Cheer Club 4 53 Dramatics!'(437 Y- Teens 3; French 3; Secretary 3; Women's Athletic Association 3. FRANCES JANE BROWN Library 2, 3, 4, 5, President 5; Beta 4, 5, Secretary 5; Piano eemss SHIRLEY DIANNE BROWN ‘Softball 3; Basketball 34 “FH AV 4)5544-H 2 ba Bo: JAMES HENRY ‘BUSSEY FFA%2;.3, 4; 5. PATSY ARLENE BUSSEY Library 2; News- paper 2; Dramatics 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5; Choir 4° 5 DUE. 5, W.ice-President'. . FRANCES JUANITA-BUTLER Library 2; Newspaper 2, 3: Beta 4, 5. BE Wa JANE CB Yb bibraty, Zeer tool 2: Tri-Hi-Y 4. SHELBY JEAN: BY RDeiitiHiy: 4.97 FHA 5; Basketball 4, 5. ARTHUR RAYMOND CAMPBELL FFA 2, 3, 4, 5, Secretary 2, Vice-President 5; 4-H Oro Ro EDNANEARL GAMPBELEs Di4E 3s FHA 4, 5. THOMAS CABELL CAMPBELL 4-H 2, 3 4; Bus Driver 5. LYNWOOD TAFT CANNADAY 4-H 2; FRAS3.2 42.9% Footballes, MABEL AILENE CANNADAY FHA 3, 4; Di Bao KATHERINE ANN CHISOM 4-H 2, 3, 4, Deel alo Ma BA NAOMI LEE CHITWOOD Library 2; Newspaper 2; 4-H 2, 3; Latin 3; Basketball 4. 5s Slerichiisy 9, RAY HERBERT CHITWOOD Camera Pro- jection’ 2% 4-H 32, 3.0420. Vas basketpall 2. Homeroom Vice-President 3; Basketball Man- ager 3, 4; Spanish 3. Sifatis nies 148 CHARLOTTE GELENE CLEMONS 4-H 2; Library 4, 5; Softball 2. KATHERN: ILENE COLLINS’ Tiri-HieYae INA BELLE COOPER Dramatics 3; News- paper 2; Latin 3; FHA 4;.5; Library oom Da CENOlEe 2; nee DIXIE’ LEE CUNDIFF .4-H 72:° Softbatie eatiiy Seichies wes DANNY WAYNE CUSTER’ Softbaligmg: FRA 2; Catin 23 Choire 30571 4- ae JAMES DAVID DAVIS Student Council 2, 3, 4, 5; Hi-Y 4, 5, Vice-President 4; Spanish 3, 4, 5,-President 3; Beta 4, 5, Stateay ices President 5; J. V. Baseball 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4,-5,-Co-Captain 473 4-HeZ a HERBERT RUDOLPH DELONG FFA 2, 3405 24532 3s Buseboveres BETTY ANN DILLON Annual 4, 5; Stu- dent Council 5; Latin 3, 4; Spanish 4, 5; 4- H 2, 3, Secretary 2; Choir 3, 4, 5, Trea surer 5; Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5; Library 2; Cheer Club 3, 45D, woecectarys4,. Gaptaine.: MARGIE ELLENDER DILLON 4 5 Ol atina4 ) SPE Awe Tri-Hi-Y ROBERT DEE DILLON, JR: Hit Yaeger Baseball 4, 5; Football 5; Tau Delta’ Tau Fraternity 3. CARRIE FAYE DIXON Newspaper 2; Dra- matics?3° .PFHA’ 4,0; Ghoirs4se ) CAROLE JEAN DOUGHTON 4-H 2, 3, 4, 5, Secretary 5; Beta 4, 5, Treasurer 5; Dra- matics 3; Choir 2, 3, 4, 5, Accompanist 4, 5, President 5; Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5; Spanish 4, 5; Annual 3, 4, 5; Student Council 5; News- paper 2; Homecoming Court 4; Piano 2, 3, 4, 5, Secretary 5; Band 5, Majorette 5. BETTY LOU DUDLEY 4-H 72, 3)333= FHA 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Treasurer 5. Siar verte SHIRLEY MAE DUDLEY 4-H 2, 3, 4, 5; Homecoming Court 3. CARLE WAYNE EDWARDS 4-H 2, Latin pieees os) beta 4,--5, BEULAH ALICE FEAZELLE 4-H 2, FHA B40. SHIRLEY GERALDINE FEAZELLE FHA Perse Ds GleeiClub 23)4-H 2, 3;) 47) Latin= 3% Choir 4; D. E. 5; Homeroom Secretary 4. ARTHUR BEN FLORA Student Council 4, 5: Homeroom President 4, 5; FFA 2, 3, 5, President 2, 5, Vice-President 4; 4-H 2, 4, 5, President 3; Hi-Y 4, 5; Baseball 4, Football 5; Jr. Class Vice-President. ROGER EVERETT FLORA Student Coun- meee beta Clubs 4,5°9°) PEAS. 3,)°4,-9,; Serewrent 2.) 42h 234 oe Hie ¥ 425% Junior Class President; Student Body President b ’ , ’ 3 4 3 5 JO EMMA FRALIN 4-H 2, 3, 4, 5; Latin eos rtHiA 5. NANCY DELORES FRANCE 4-H 2, 3, 4, Beteatan +. 03 “PHA”5. WILLIAM COLEMAN FRITH Choir 2, 3, 4, 5; Spanish 4, 5, President 5; J. V. Basket- ball 3; Football 3; Student Council 2, 3. ROGER. EDWARD GARDNER J. V. Basketball 3; 4-H 2; 3; Latin 4, 5; Piano 2, CA: oped OS Qe GAYLE AUDRY GRINDSTAFF Homeroom Secretary 3, 5; Basketball 4; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Homecoming Court 3, 4, 5; Maid of Honor 5 NOALL RUSSELL GUILLIAMS Softball 2; Peo. 4 opanish 3,74; D., 0.5: ie SPRANCES GUTHRIE 4-H °2,: 3; FHA 3. CORNELIA AILEEN HALE FHA 5; Tri- Pliey = 5, COY ROOSEVELT HALE 4-H 2; FFA 3; Spanish ‘4; D. E. 5. BILLIE ODELL HODGES Choir 5; 4-H 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Spanish 4. CHRISTEEN ELLA HODGES 4-H 2, 3, 4, aeertiA+ 5. LORETTA MARIE HODGES Newspaper 2, 3, 4, Editorial Assistant 3; Student Council meee ties 5s PITA Y 2 637-4; 0eChoire3, 43 D. E. 4, 5, President 4, Secretary 5. Stans Gs NANCY MAUREEN HODGES Beta 4, 5; Dramatics 4, 5, President 5; Latin 3, 4, 5, Secretary 5; Choir 3; Library 2; Newspaper Lo wi yelaitor Of 4) Citculation Editor 5% Student Council 3, 4, 5, Treasurer 5; FHA 5; Homeroom President 3, 5; Junior Class Treasurer 4; Homecoming Court 5. SHELBY JEAN HODGES 4-H 2. Woe heen Dek Ts HODGES i ese eV: Basketball 3; Varsity Basketball 4, 5. MATL Ar SUE vHOCCOMB Library 2; 25; Aan See a reasurer.. 4-H +27, 7 eating os MUri- HieyY (4,55 FHA.5; Newspaper’ 4. JULIA MAE HOLLAND Spanish 4, 5; 4-H Bete hi At 2 eee Detain): OU Tipe tiy} 4, 5, Treasurer 5. SHIRLEY ANN HOLLAND 4-H 4, 5; FHA 3, 4, 5, Treasurer 4, 5, Federation Treasurer 5. WILLIAM THOMAS HOUSMAN 4-H 2, Beals oe Feo secretary po = DaseDallp2- a), no gee GARIZTON: LEEsHUDSON4-H227743° Ds ©, 5. JAMES ORVILLE HUDSON FFA 2, 3, 4, 5) 4-H 22,935.24; 2 :?Camera’ Projection: 2. NANCY MILDRED HUDSON Latin 3; Spanish 4;. 4-H 2; FHA 5; Choir 3, 4, 5; Beta 4, 5; Library 2; Cheer Club 4. BONNIE MAE HUNT Annual 2, 3, 4, 5, Editor 5; Student Council 2, 3, 4, 5; Debate Dee A- Tle eo Presidents. iF iL Ae 2. Ghoitess Dramatics 3, 4, 5, Secretary 4, Vice-President 5; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Band 4, Vice- President 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5; Sr. Class Vice- President. PAUL SAMUEL JAMES 4-H 2; FFA 2; Choit.oe BUDDY LEWIS JOHNSON 4-H 2; FFA 3, 4a DF OVW Ae 5; Senior JOHN MARVIN JOHNSON FFA 3; Spanish Aas DELORES“ANN JONES ‘Catin 3324; 4-HeZ, 33 Choir)4,. 550 wibrary, 54 oltball 24 LOIS CARROLL JONES 4-H Z: Library-2; 34-5 latinie eel ricbii= vet eee: Basketball 4. ROBERT DONAL JONES FFA 2; Choir 2, 4: Football 4; Baseball 4; Hi-Y 4. ROGER VCEBMIONESE4-HiZ a2 a4. WILEITAM ? AMOS KEWIGY2 4- Hae 2-4; President 2: FFA 2: Beta 4, 5; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Spanish 5. NINA DARLEEN KENDRICK Homeroom Treasurer 4, Vice-President 2; 4-H 2, 3, 4, 5; Tri-Hi-Y 5: Softball Manager 2. JIMM Y “HAROLD KESEERSBRAP2Z2 O64 oe 4-H. 3, 4, 52 Bust Driver): BERLON WAYNE KINGERY FFA 2: J. V. Basketball 2, 3: Basketball 4 , 5; Football Manager 4. REVA JUANITA- KIRK PHA?2? 33) Drier Y 5; 4-H 2, 4, 5: Homecoming Court 5. BENJAMIN BLAIR LAPRADE J. V. Basketballs 23 4-1 Zum Ghoires 9. 4: GCA THOERINE, BREBNSLAPRADE ELTON WAYLAND LAW FFA 2, 3, 4, 5, Vice-President 2, Treasurer 5; 4-H 5. IDA ROSLYN LAW FHA 3, 4. EVELYN LAVERNE LOVE. Camera Pro- jection 2; Newspaper 2; Choir 3, 4, 5; Soft- Dalit Z JAMES ROBERT LOVE Newspaper 2; 4-H 3; Spanish 5. BET TIBSMAES ROKR rte a7 es thd eee 5. JERRE CURTIS LUMSDEN Newspaper 2, 3; Student Council 4, 5; Annual 5; Latin 3, 4°5,°President..0474 H72, 5, 4a Fli- y+ -0on Ji V.:Footballs2 sootball(3.44,-5 4 captains). Sita tise s 150 DENZIL LOUISE MANNING Camera Pro- jection’ 2; 4-H 4; FHA 3, 4; D, OS G@ame tefiaw 2c sats CORNELIUS JAMISON MARTIN Student Council 3, 4, 5, Vice-President 5; Beta 4, 5, President 5; FFA 3, 4, 5, Secretary 3; Federa- tion- Treasurer 3, Federation President 4; 4-H 3, the Oe HinYe 4a. KITTY MARIE MARTIN Latin 3, 4, 5; Beta 4, 5. NORMA JEAN MATTOX Newspaper 3, 4, 5; D. E. 5; Band 4; 4-H3, 43 Trebieaeee PHAG? apse noes BERNICE: ANN McBRIDE ,4-Hi2euee DAO Softbalin7, WINSTON SHERWOOD McGUIRE 4-H 2, 3, 4, 5: FFA 2, 3, 4, 5; Bus Briver 4, 5. : BERTA MAE MEADOR FHA 3; Annual 5; Student Council 5, Secretary 5; Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5, Secretary 5; Beta 4, 5; Dramatics 4, 5; Junior Class Secretary; Homeroom Treasurer 2, Vice- President, President 5; Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5, Captain 4. JOHN HENRY MEADOR FFA 2, 3, 4, 5; 42H 2, 3° Bus Drivers). RENE CAROLYN MITCHELL FHAS2e Tri-Hi-Y 5; 4-H 5; Homecoming Court 5. BEVERLY JEAN MOORE Library 2, 3, 4; 4-H 4; D. O. 5; Homeroom Secretary 3, 4, 5. LORA VIRGINIA MOORE 4-H 4; Tri-Hi- Y 4, NANCY MAE MORAN MARTHA SUE MORRIS Library 2. 3, 4, 5; FHA 4, 5: 4-H 2, 3, 4, 5: Tn-Hi vous Senior ROSCOE GLENN MORRIS 4-H 3, 5. HAROLD JAMES MULLINS 4-H 2; FFA Sale.) o SOttball 2. SHIRLEY MAE MULLINS 4-H 2, 3; 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5. NOLA BELLE NAFF 4-H 4, 5; FHA 4, 5; ibrary) S20 ti-Hi= .4; 2, HELEN JEAN NIMMO FHA 3. Beri: LOU NICHOLS FHA 4, 5) Choir 4, 5; Tri-Hi-Y 4; FHA Reporter 5. JACQUELINE NUNLEY 4-H 2, President 2; Library 5; Softball 2. Pe OAKES FFA 2, 3, 4, 540. V. Basket- ball 4; Varsity Basketball 5; Baseball 4; Bus Driver 5. CHARLES EDWARD PASLEY Beta 4, 5; Dramatics 3, 4, 5: FFA 2, Treasurer 2; Latin 3, 4: Choir 3, 4, 5, Accompanist 4, 5; Piano Be 5. FPORREST EUGENE PATE FFA 2, 3, fee 2 Softball 2: Baseball 3, 4; D..O, Vice-President 5. FRANK LEIGHTON PEAKE Spanish 4, 5; Betas, 58) H7-¥ 5: Student Council 4, 5; Homeroom President 4. NANCY LEE PERDUE Annual 5, Senior Bator . FHA 3: Choir 4: Piano 3, 4; Tri- Peat, e Library’ 2,.3: Basketball 3, 4,5; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Homeroom Secretary 4; ay WANDA ELLIS PETERS Beta 4, 5%’ ‘Latin Sue. 4-11 4,5: Softball :2. Beat y JANE POFF FHA’ 2, 4,. 5; Glee minor. 1; ©. 5, BENJAMIN DONALD PRESTON FFA 2, 3, 5, Treasurer 2, Reporter 5. MAYNARD LEE PRILLAMAN Choir 2; Penees , 451), ©, 5: SHIRLEY ANN PRILLAMAN FHA 5. FRANCES IRENE RADFORD FHA 4, 5; mau. 5: Basketball 4; 5: eee et WOOD RAKES. D D. O4; D. E.-5. JOANNE RENICK 4-H 2; PFHA-5; Choir 2; Leas 5D. JO ANN REYNOLDS 4-H 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y Bar tit “4, 5; S 151 tatistics LOIS JEANETTE REYNOLDS Homeroom Mireasurcts Ee lish poet Oe iDkary- 2.1 oy) Fy Secretary 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5. BARBARA HURT RICHARDS Annual 4, 5; Newspaper 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; atineoyopanishat sa 4-Lle2peds GHOIL 2.055 ARE TAnO 32009), Ailiri Eit= ) 4; 0s Ltamatics 2, 3: Homeroom President 2, 3. ROOSEVELT MAHLON ROBERTSON 4- leh Wa Sit Tug! heed gl eve oA ee AVIS ODESSA SCOTT 4-H 2, 3, Secretary PMN leg Toh 8 1: AUBRENee WIGWAR De SHIN EE Yost. as SoftballiZa FPA 3,34, 5; 4. Vv [Football’ 4: Spaishets sw hOotDalledsbli-a1. Os JIMMY OLLYEN SHIVELY Football 4, 5; Doltball 254-Ha2 Pr rASs.4) 52 Spanish 47 Hie ya JOYCE, MADELINE SHIVELY Softball 2; 4-H Choireds. 1 ri-Lt.1 tps WILLIAM RODNEY SHIVELY FFA 3, 4; Spanish, tak se V.0G.o3, 9 sesoftballe2. SHIRLEY JEAN SIMMONS Homeroom President 3; Treasurer 4, Secretary 5; Student CeOMNC Of tee abi me JOHN CLIFFORD SIMMS FFA 3, 4; 4-H 2, President 2; Bus Driver 4, 5: D. E. 5; Soft- baller. TTELIESUUAN LTA VSIMMSt 4-H a4. 5. FHA 3, 4, 5; Piano 4; Homeroom Secretary 4, Treasurer 5; Homecoming Court 3. FRANKLIN COUNTY LIBRARY 120 EAST COURT STREET ROCKY MOUNT, VA 24151 SHES SILC S MAY NOT BE CHEC OUT OF LipRaRY © N10 F BETTY LEE SINK Glee Club 2; Home Eco- . nomics! 22 -PriAl oe DA Oyo CHARLUES-REID SINK 4-H, 35-45, FRA 5; Choir 5; Camera Projection 2. JUNE IRENE SMITH 4-H 2; NOMICSS 2s eee, SYLVIA LEE SMITH 4-H 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent � 2- Beta 4753) Latin 32-4. OV Chore, Homeroom President 2, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 5; FHA 5; Senior Class Secretary- Treasurer. WINFRED HERBERT SMITH Hi-Y_ 3, Second Vice-President 4, President 5; Dra- matics 2, 3, 5; Newspaper 2, Editorial Assist- ant 3, Associate Editor 4, 5; Spanish 4; 4-H 2; Student Council 5; Football 3, 4, 5; Base- ball Manager 3, 4, 5; Basketball Manager 5; Homeroom Reporter 2. NADINE ROSETTA SOWDER Tri-Hi-Y 4.5: Beta 4, 5; Home Economics 2; Glee Club 2. VERA ELLEN SPENCER Latin 4; Choir 4; 4-H3,) 425 ri-His¥--4 5 Dramatics sna. 5; Library 3; Glee Club 2; Softball Manager 3; Jr. Red Cross Representative 2. JOHN. DOUGLAS -TATLUM FFA 3,4, 5: BussDriver5.24-H: 2: BEV TY (GAW AP ENGH 42h a aEHA 5: JO ANN: TENCH 4-H 2; PFHAs3; 5; Spanish 4 Dee beta a: JOHN HADDON THOMAS 4-H 2, 3, 4, 5; Dramatics 5; Newspaper 2, 4; Football 3, 4; atin eet) toda bi oe LOUISE THOMPSON Beta 4, 5; Latin 3, 4,5; Basketball: 3; 4)- 5.) Softball® 3. Home Eco- ri-Hi-Y 5. JUANITA DAWN THURMAN D. E. 5. IRIS LOVELL TURNER Newspaper 2, 3; 4-H 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 5; Homeroom President 2, Vice-President 5; Homecoming Court 5. VERNIE LOUISE TURNER 42He7Z, 3°) Dra- mati¢ts 3 - hH AC 3; VERNON TAYLOR -WACKERSBRAS 2 h3: 4, 5. Gi AVON: FHURMANSEHARS aro 152 ROBERT BURRELL WASHBURN FFA 2, 4, 5: Bus Driver 4, 5. HENRY LEWIS: WEBB FFA’ 2,3) 4352en ay SYLVIA YVONNE WEBB 4-H 2, Vice- President 2; Dramatics 4, 5; Beta 4, 5; Latin 3, 4, Secretary 4; Spanish 5; Piano 2oyetenom 2, 3, 4, 5, Secretary 5; Student Council 3, 4, ALMA SUE WEBSTER 4-H 2, 3, 4, 5, Vice- President 2, 3: Homeroom President 4, 5; Latin 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3) 4,5: Studentieaunom 4, 5; Sweetheart of FFA 4; Dramatics 3, Piano 2, 3, 4,.5; Président 2:.Chorr 4g BARBARA ANN WEBSTER Softball 2; Homeroom Treasurer 2; Newspaper 5; Kilo- Watt 2; 4-H 2, 3, 4, 5, Honor Clobagaaagas 5, All Star 3, 4, 5, Vice-President 5, Repre- sentative to National 4-H Congress in Chicago Sa Ale 4 Me) MARJORIE ESTELLE WILLIAMS 4-H 72; 35°4,- 5% -FHA®3; 4255 ee ibratyeoe HARVEY LEE WORLEY Latin 3, 4, 5; 4- H 2, 3, 4,.5; Hi-Y 4,5; Annual 5 Bus even 5; Camera Projection 2. 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