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

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moliling anh tele a contitiling Ween The annual FFA-FHA banquet was held in the school cafeteria in Octo- ber with parents of the members as honored guests. The theme, ‘“The All American Family’, was aptly carried out with decorations of red, white, and blue. Sue Sig- mon and Jay Hugh Hall were elected Queen and King while Jeanette Ar- rington and Eldridge Turner were the “‘sweet- hearts”. Mrs. English threads the new projector which was purchased for the purpose of showing films designed for classroom in- struction. Tony Fink and Byron Amos examine books in the new paper- back bookstore which was opened this term. This affords students good-reading material which has previously been found in expensive hardback editions. acy Amencan

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SCCM CLA OCES - VIA SACL aldcaulioriutl Sppotittitli 2 “ec omenc — Be Sheila Cundiff and Dianne Dillon browse through Many band members thrill to the new experience the career brochures in the guidance office. of playing at a football game.

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Franklin County High School is a build- ing, but it takes more than a building to make a school. It takes people—people who are willing to stick together and to work together under all circumstances. We at FCHS have been fortunate to have had these ingredients in the composition of our school. Although time passes on and stu- dents move away, the record is left here for new members, to be their guide and inspir- ation in years to come. FCHS students leave school on 23 buses carrying them to all points of the country. One of the greatest thrills a student ever has is the day he dons his graduation cap and gown and realizes that the long awaited moment is at hand. Miss Ruth Hunt helps with the distribution of the gowns to the students for graduation.