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

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A Week That Was Like None Ever Before It Flags waving, The marching band gives Rocky Mount a sample of their talent. With Red Hot music, the homecoming band kept the feet moving and bodies swaying throughout the dance. Pretending to be Varsity, J.V. cheerleaders give a helping voice at the game. Happy days are here again for the clowns who ran about the streets at the parade.

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Junior Class Court: Robin Jones, Patty Southall, Pam Saxon, Sarah Arrington, Wanda Davis and Wanda Mack. Sophomore Class Court: Amy Hall, escort Kent Griffith; Lori Foster, escort Johnny Nunley; Inglath Johnson, escort Ty Walker; Bertha Clayborne escort Phil Tunning; Sheryl Kingery, escort Kent Herrick. Freshmen Class Court: Tammy Allman, es- cort Mike Fitts; Sherry Montgomery, escort Mike Lemaster; Angelia Flora, escort Jeff Cooper; Penny Pagans, escort Timmy Hall; Carol Hedges, escort Jeff Wills. Senior Class Court: Dreama Rigney, escort Barry Ratcliffe; Cindy Bowling, escort Dwayne Robertson; Janet Prilliman, escort Kelly Herrick; Lori Brubaker, escort Billy Overton; Sharon Green, escort David Turner; Patsy Davis, escort, Bobby Kirk; and Pam Edwards, escort Larry Kidd. } r E o j LA Student Life 13

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It was sadder outside the locker room. Friends, parents, and girlfriends waited outside the door for their player to come out. A few smiled when Coach Stickney berated them for looking so sad, but not for long. It was hard to smile when your son came out of the door with tears in his eyes. Some cried openly. Others quickly got in their cars and drove off. Nobody could blame them. It was a deflating loss. It would take awhile to get back on the pedestal we had placed ourselves on. The fan pulled out of the parking lot. He hoped that the loss would not dampen the dance on Saturday which the cheer- leaders had been working hard all week for. He was glad that Cindy Bowling was crowned Homecoming queen and feit that Dennis Laury really deserved his title of ‘‘Mr. Football.’”’ He reminded himself to congratulate both of them at the dance. His thoughts went back to the victories over the past month. P.H., Northside, Pulaski, and Halifax had fallen like dominoes in a stack. David Turner was the offensive player of the week and Dennis had broken a district record. Getting High! Varsity cheerleader Ginger Kirk is helped up by mascot Chuck Pace. Parading Pooches, Cindy Overfelt and Charles Berger, step along waving to kids on the side. Classy Act: The senior float was not only the most artistically done, it was the fanciest with the Senior court dressed in long dresses. The school had revived itself by the foot- ball team. Everyone was proud of them and everyone wanted to take part in their goals. They showed some people that what went on out on the field was a remarkable plan with strategy and ability, and they showed Roanoke schools that the Eagles could fly High. “Yea,’’ thought the fan as he drank a coke and turned on the T.V. set, ‘‘We’ve got one good team. And Cave Spring had better think again if they think they can take that from us!”’ Student Life 15