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

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Will the moment of truth arrive? The class of '87 waits for their turn to make the transition from junior to senior. Rain or shine, Gerald Ross stays cool around campus in his sunglasses. During the freshman elections, John Mini, Nelson Alexander, and John Casteel listen carefully to what the prospective of- ficers have to say. No pain, no yearbook. Jason Guthrie and Walter Turner strain as they help unload the newly printed '86 Animo. Opening 5

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Students show their enthusiasm at the freshman assembly by cheering on their favorite candidate. 4 Opening about. zt et’s be Frank about it, by the time you get past these first few pages you are going to be sick of Franks. Every day as you drive down the road you see signs with “Frank” or “Franklin’’ in them. Who needs a yearbook with ‘’Franks’”” everywhere? You do, and even if you don’t, you have one. (Congratulations!) I hope you enjoy it. I'll be willing to bet that the few days after you get this book, ‘‘Let’s be Frank about it” will become the hip phrase, throwing ‘‘awesome”’ and “‘let’s rage’ into oblivion. We did this on purpose. You see, it’s our job to make you understand this theme.

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Student Life 6 Student Life Divider ranklin Heights, The Franklin Restaurant, Frank Terry, Frank Biles, Frank’s Food Market, (Frankly, this is getting ridiculous). We'll go to Frank’s Pizza and, frankly, I don’t care what we do next, but we could go to Franklin Lanes and go bowling. Hey, we’ll take Chris Bowl- ing bowling; (Frankly, this is confusing). Is student life confusing? Frankly, it’s a matter of opinion. It might be a serious matter to Freshmen; they might find student life confusing, but they'll get the hang of it. Just hang on tight, especially when you are swinging from a tree into Garst Lake, listening to the King of Swing. (Frankly this is out of hand). Frankly Speaking...