Prince Edward Academy - Cavalier Yearbook (Farmville, VA)

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First Row: Patsy Terry, Sherry Taylor, Shannon Fran- cis, Valerie Leese, Barbara Ennis, Mary Doyne, Walk- er Glenn, Diane Harrington, Melissa Myers. Second Row: CarolynDickerson, Mary Jane Martin, Betty An- drews, Ginger Fahrner, Sally Longsworth, Mary Ann Schmidt, Lee Putney, Ann DeMuth, Betty Hall, Kitty Glenn, Lynn Smith. GIRL ' ASKETBALL 525.1 C oach Don Ault poses with Wolverette tri-captains Melissa Myers, Walker Glenn, and Mary Doyne. Dairy Isle sa SCORES ACADEMY OPPONENT 4 1 Greensv ille 33 3 0 Ke nbr idge 4 9 3 8 Park View 45 46 Randolph- Henry 74 40 Victoria 53 3 6 Amelia 4 1 32 Buckingham 42 43 Blue stone 69 5 7 Blackstone 53 41 Crewe 68 Betty Hall goes up for a jump ball as Barbara En- nis and Walker Glenn wait to add more points for their 57-53 victory over Blackstone. Bradshaw Garage, Inc.

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BASKETBALL SCORES ACADE MY OPPONENT 19 Buckingham 3 1 23 Blackstone 22 34 Crewe 2 8 2 6 Amelia 32 40 Randolph-Henry 38 40 Greensville 57 Half hidden Jerry Jenkins goes up for a jump ball as Chip Simkins ea- gerly aw aits for play to resume. High s c o r e r f o r the night, Eddie Noel, sinks another one to boost the Little Wo1ve's score inthe Academy- Emporia game. First row: Mr.Au1t, Billy Turns, Mike Andrews, Cliff vinReyno1ds, Jerry Jenkins, Chip Simkins, Bobby Car- Jenkins,Eddie Noel. Second Row: Jerry Frank, Mel- ter. ' -. , ,B 1-g-ef-zrslig' V' e --iff 1:35, W A 5 ., was 11 , mfs ,, wc, 'Q lm H in F. W. Hubbard Insurance Agency 52 Smitty Brothers

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' l.sf5f. Hu., ' - ' ri W 1 ' - -1 722557 HN M HNXNNF1 U ff? mm . W3-Q. -. 5 l 'VQQS LL, f 5..w ,W.,:, ff'fM, 3 ' , ligilzg VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Carol Scott Bruce, Assistant Head Cheerleader, Mary Doyneg- Nancye Lee Webster 3 Shannon Fran- cisg Head Cheerleader, Jeanne Whitaker 3 Sherry Taylor. CHEERLEADERS Twelve girls, from the tenth through the twelfth grades, compose the cheerleading squad of Prince Edward Academy. This twelve-fold force is res- ponsible for igniting flames of spirit and pep where grandstand participation is essential. At many foot- ball and basketball games they carry out the true Wolverine Spirit and through their efforts, let the boys on the team know they are being supported. Cheering at games, however, is only one of the many services they contributed to the Academy. Since many clubs have not been active this year, the cheerleaders carried on many of the activities which included keeping the student body informed of coming athletic events, selling season tickets to the football games, and sponsoring social functions - all of which were planned outside of school. Co-head cheerleader, Mary Doyne listens for response from spectators - Davids on ' s