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

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Mount Olympis was the scene of the Ro- man banquet of 1961. The Gods and God- desses were represented by upperclassmen while the first year students served as slaves and spectators. The colorful togas made an impressive setting as the slaves served courses ranging from ‘eggs to apples’’ and enter- tained the guests with dancing, singing, and auctioning of slaves. The long awaited moment of any student is when he graduates. Here Ben Pinckard is being congratu- lated by Mr. Kent as he receives his diploma. Lea Townes makes an outstanding play as he drags the Christainsburg Demons down the field for a long gain during the homecoming game. The Eagles won by a score of 13-12.

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socially through active participation Bobby Dillon, Robert Fisher, Judy Willie, Bill Alexander, Eighth grade orientation proved to be a worth while and Judy Hall gather in the hall to admire and com- experience to Charlotte Doyle, Pat Arrington, and Lee pare their new class rings. Whitlow. Wayne Frith served as one of the guides to Mrs. English’s science room. Mary Elizabeth Kuchar, Shirley Belle Bowman, and Margaret Mason find that their mega- phones can be used as wind breakers for a new hair-do as well as for yelling at football games.

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