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

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Making an unusual cheerleader, Varsity foorball coach Red Stickney, performs a different srunr Assisting the injured, Debbie Hodson, and Kim Hodges check Jamie Hodges’ blood pressure i : { Dressed in their besr is Lester Chisom, Jane Wertz, and Ed Bond Going rorally punk, Mark Haynie, and Kelly Roop turn a few heads Dressed for rhe 50’s is Judy Tuning preparing to rake a spin in Kenneth Wagoner’s car Spirir Week 19

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18 pif w Week From Rags To Riches Bobby socks, Crinoline, green and blue hair, spiked heels, candy striper uniforms, Navy uni- forms and, red and whire were dominating things seen around school during spirit week. To start the week off was Nifty Fifry Day. Pig rails, full skirts, with rolled down socks and sad- dle oxfords made the girls look like a scene from “Happy Days’’. The guys really looked tough in their jeans and old T-shirts, not fo mention the greased back hair. Dressed ro serve his community, Rodney Jordan, srands at arrenrion Wearing a bathrobe and red lipstick, Chip Hall goes all our on Punk Rock day Punking our, Lisa Johnson, Donna Brooks, and Robin Akers show their spirit with spike heels, fale fur, and freaky make-up With lors of class, Becki Wheeler, Landy Thurman, Mrs Ruff, Lori Robertson, and Max Prilliman really do look punk Tuesday was the day everybody went from long to short, short dresses. Mini slsirts and Hefry garbage bags were a popular sight. It looked as though the school had been invaded by a punk rock band. In their dreesiest clothes, most people were prepared for Wednesday's, dress-up day. Many people wore tuxedos with bow ties and long frilly gowns. Army, Navy, painters, nurses, doctors, sailors, cheerleaders, and even cowboys appeared around the halls on uniform day. As our last day of this ‘‘different’’ week we ended it with red and white day, our school colors. All in all, spirit week really was fun. This adven- ture-filled week raised enough spirit fo aid our foorball team in the winning of our homecom- ing game against the Spartans.

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To quote Randy Renick, ‘Working ar Dairy Queen pro- vides me with money, although nor enough, and gives me a chance ro meer new people.” To quote Mirandi Cooper who is employeed by Macks, '| enjoy being with and helping people. Ir makes me feel good when | can please people.” | 2600s Toasr || SsASH sows ai 09 Cents gone a ates 3) as oS .2¢ = Changing the road sign, as a ream, Robbie Hunley hands Enos Tosh rhe appropriare lerrers In her Sanra har and school jacker Tammy Rakes was a diligent worker and a spirit boosrer ar nearby Drurhers Restaurant Working diligently, Kerry Cassell bags groceries for the Kroger company while he isn't in school 20 Worlki 9 Hands