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

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N .sbt The F. H. A. and the F. F. A. combined efforts in l-uilding the prize winninn float for the Christmas Parade. when meeting must be scheduled. MONDAY IS CLUB DAY AT F. C. H. S.! All clubs are required to meet once a month on this day except the Student Council which meets bi-weekly. If a student has passing grades, he is per- mitted to leave his class to attend a club meeting. Clubs play an important role in the extra-curricular activities for students at F. C. H. S. They give the students a chance to express themselves, add zest and enjoyment to their lives, and pro- vide an opportunity for service to their school and community. These harcl-working: salesmen place their orders with S. C. A. members for prizes awarded them for selling magazines.

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Despite rain and mud our cheer- leaders add color and enthusiasm to Homecoming. Working in the library one period each day is part of the purpose of the Library Club. The girls help stu- dents find and check out books and perform other useful tasks for the librarians. club days The Alpha Tri-Hi-Y and Junior Tri-Hi-Y co-spon- sor weekly devotions which are given over the intercom. The two clubs alternate the responsibility of securing and presenting the speaker of the week. Ministers and religious leaders throughout the county have co-operated with the clubs making it a successful project. Pictured here are Jesse Fralin, The Reverend Robert Estes, and Mary Jo Bryant.

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ig? Selling shakers is a project sponsored by the Cheer Club and the Pep Club. Beta Club members make last minute preparatio campaign in the State Beta Convention. Class Treosurles C L U B S EARN MONEY through several different methods. Namely, selling! magazines, candy, pencils, shakers, all-occasion cards, and stationery. Rake sales are also popular as money raising projects. The pres- entation of plays is yet another way of enriching treasuries. ns for a bake sale to finance the A ,-