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

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Faculty members enjoy at least one place of seclusion at FCHS — the teacher’s lounge. Mr. Biddle and Mr. Thompson take full advantage of an opportunity to relax during their planning period. Speech is one of the many classes at FCHS that encourages free ex- pression. Mrs. Lovell and Ann Cundiff discuss the humorous panto- mimes presented by fourth period class. Each student leaves his mark somewhere at FCHS. For Sandra Dil- lon, Carolyn McEnheimer, and Faye Pugh, the flag pole serves the purpose. Senior, Pat Grantham exercises her right to get in front of underclassmen in the lunch line, while Ricky Smith dreams of the day he can obtain the senior privilege.

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Lasting friendships may develop through business acquaintances. Mr. Laury, manager of Leggett, gives Mike Law a few tips on the selling of footwear. Through participation in extra-curricular activi- ties such as Junior Achievement, Sheila Pagans and Kay Seagle build a friendship which will en- dure many years. After many long hours of hard work, the football team and coaches gain insight into each one’s abilities. Coach Foutz explains a new field strategy to Raymond Keys, a half-back on the squad.

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As the bell sounds ending class, the main hall Wanda Love experiences intense anxiety as she inspects the dented fender of her father’s car. becomes a scene of mass confusion as students hurry to their next class. Ordering graduation announcements can become frustrating. Confusion is apparent as each senior decides on his order. Pausing a moment to view pictures of senior Home- coming nominees, these students think of the future assembly with joy. It is not every day they are per- mitted to miss class.