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

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DLO pe wernt i ile ett fpr Nie assess Saying her goodbyes just before the bell. catches her on her way to Advanced Biology is Christy Walters. Lunch gave Max Prillaman a chance to put last minute touches on an English paper, fin- ish his chemistry equations, and talk with friends. Doing his part, Colin Hutcherson donates his blood to the Red Cross Blood Drive sponsored by the National Honor Society. What is better than a sugar cone filled with fresh ice cream on a warm fall day? Appar- ently nothing as Lisa Hodges seems pretty content. Student Life 25

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Sorry About This ... I didn’t mean to complain, but as a member of the yearbook staff, I was sitting and trying to write more copy that would have connected these pictures to some similar topic. The typewriters were pecking; there was much conversation, and the clock was ticking down as our deadline moved closer and closer. The first question I asked myself was “What did all of the pictures have in common?” There were two There is always cafeteria food, but in this case after school means a chance for some REAL food as J.P. Farmer and David Ross wait for pizza. The halls around the campus are often filled with chatterers and close friends. Moments like these keep things going. 24 Student Life people sitting at a table and a girl eating an icecream cone. I could have written something about food, but what did food have to do with a group sitting in front of one open locker? There was also a guy sitting in the middle of a big open floor by himself. After noticing this similar- ity I considered writing about people sitting on floors. But no, I couldn’t do that because I had already put a great big picture of a girl standing outside of a door with an agonizing look on her face. I asked ten of my co-workers and not a single one of them gave me any advice. So, I sat just a little longer before I realized that I was going to submit this to your yearbook. Gee, Iam really sorry about wasting space where some copy that might have been a little more interesting could have gone. Please forgive me and THANKS for reading.

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Coke adds life ... so does the blood that these two students, Lynwood Dodd and Rocky Pate donated to the American Red Cross Society. SUP atypia Seven minutes between classes was some- times insufficient; Cheryl Edwards seemed to have some question about the books for her next class. As many times before, Mark Shell and Christy Constable avoided those dreaded Monday hamburgers by spending their lunch time in the halls. Something was in the air that brought smiles and laughter to these students; it must have been the combined sense of humors. 26 Student Life