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

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It wasn’t hard to notice Mr. Adams, our principal, in the school cafeteria. Lunch time was the period that every- one looked forward to. cs Pai vs tp cach subtccacu a use esc onsen guaamammaadadl iis . BLL SARE, ae’ 1 2 X — s.. Sophomore girls enjoyed chatting in the halls. Even though smoking was dangerous to your health as determined by the Sur- geon General, many people smoked anyway. 20 Student Life

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Like a herd of excited sheep, students left the classrooms on Fridays at 3:15. They went their separate ways to another life of work, fun, and laughter. Some joined work forces as wait- resses, clerks, grocery baggers, filling station attendants and factory workers. Others looked forward to hobbies like riding motorcycles, dancing, and tak- ing care of their wheels. Visiting special friends made weekends to remember. Wherever students were, most of them wanted to stay, but Monday mornings always came to ruin their fun and games. Discussing the future are senior Penny Witcher and Junior McKinley Nelson. Keeping the wheels on the road took expensive gas an oil. Discoing on the sidewalk are Donna Tyree and James Cuff. ¢ Aepily 491f7 ST

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Between classes, Sheila Morris takes time to clean out her locker. Lunch time was the relaxing period for the teachers: Mrs. Lovell, Mrs. Snead, Mrs. Reeves and, Mrs. Simmons. Sometimes it seemed like school days were all the same, but when you stopped to think about it you realized how much variety was in a school day. And some days you felt like you were about to fall asleep in class and other days you felt so atten- tive that you didn’t want the teacher to stop talking until the bell rang. Everyone had their bad days along with their good days, but most people want to remember the good and forget the bad. commen ees ee een ee. 2 Typical School Days