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

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Nothing like an ice-cold coke to cool parched throats. The Pom-poms. They were everywhere at the beginning of school; at cheerleaders showed their hospitality by serving cokes to the oppo- pep rallies, football games, and in classes. nent’s cheerleaders. Bald Knob meant something different to each of us, A hide-a-way from the track coach to a place to be alone. A time when we learned, experienced and shared. Theme — 5

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Sophomores, seniors and juniors gather in front of the refreshment stand to watch the Eagles battle it out with the Vikings. Like a commandment from the sky it was drilled into our minds. “’78’s Great!’’, and like all students, we knew it would be a great year. é Be See 2 Through these ancient and hallowed halls we wandered and some of us even learned something on the way.

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William Boinott and Bonita Poindexter. 6 — Theme There were those good times that made all the rest seem so far away. Victories were celebrated with an ex- ultation hard to match. Brenda Hudson gave her support for two years and they were good ones because of her and all the other cheerleader’s efforts. A Time When We Celebrated Joy ar ja Little did we know that our school possessed such beauty. Lori Brubaker escorts the junior’s candidate, Jerry Davis, from the football team. Carla Dillon, great person, loud mouth, friend and terror of the stands, gives her interpretation of “YOU WEENIE” to the lower classmen.