Prince Edward Academy - Cavalier Yearbook (Farmville, VA)

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The Focus is the Upper School newspaper written and mimeo- graphedby students of Prince Edward Academy with the help of faculty advisors. Selling at five cents a copy, the Focus carries no advertisements. It contains a full news coverage of events concerning the students and faculty with editorials written for the benefit of the students. Student reporters are headed by a staff of more experienced students, appointed by a student-faculty committee. The Focus offers a chance for experience to those who are interested in journalism. in E I WV v .4 Er Q .xg '3g,q. V., , v .35-1 g r . fi l . L- J' gan hx VZ 'TV ' Q-' L I A 175 1, gb 'W 1.5 VY it v .71 , - '.,....- af 7-x'gg, ,3 V - f M gl. , , - Sai if 7 . ,. i, - fi if? mfs . F ' ' ' . Z c'k ' E ffw-5A I 1 n' 1 Stiissifaiiisi ' 1 xl, ' . eff: -5 J. ' -f ' 5' am: 'M ?i5S?iii?x' 1 ' Wa K? E! E d it o r Mary Lancaster discusses with business manager Walker Glenn the cost of financing this year's Fo- cus. V K-H'-3-51,4 - it Another Focus in progress I Sherry Taylor,Charlotte Mc- C lung , and Alex Holmes proofread copy. SEATED: Mary Lancaste r, Walker Glenn, Mrs. Robinson, sponsor. FO C I I S STANDING: Charlotte McClung, Alex Holmes, Janet Taylor, Ann De- Muth Eric Crenshaw Nerf ,K 7' ' X . - ,xx tx 1 -Q t U 61 W. C. Saunders and Company R. C. Jenkins Atlantic Oil Company

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Co-editors Mary Doyne and Kaye Godwin correct copy as editor Jeanne Whitaker marks the next dead-line date. T ws. fi- f.,ft-we-ref First row: Kaye Godwin, Mary Doyne, Rockye Bruce, Jeanne Whitaker, Mrs. Coleman, Sponsor, Pete Ellington. Second row: Bill Gates, Brenda Wells, Lila Jane Hanbury, Mary Jane Martin, Diane Har- rington, Mary F. Arehart, Betty B. Taylor. Third row: Eddie Noel, Scott Harwood, Jane Parker, Betty Jean Crenshaw, Janice Wood, Lucy Cralle, Mary Ann Schmidt, Carol Scott Bruce, June Oakes. CAVALIER June comes 1 and with it the day when the annuals are placed in the hands of eager students. The business staff has worked hard getting ads to support our CAVALIER, and the layout and copy staffs were kept busy trying to meet dead-lines. Due to our school situation this year, the CAVALIER staff has had to do all its work outside of school hours. This meant many hours of hard work on their own time. Amidst the c o n f u s io n of distributing annuals, staff members pause to reflect on their accom- ,B plishments. Their challenge has been met, and they will carry with them forever the ,J J . benefits of a truly rewarding experience. in H wxwgnlgiggggggy, mmm , , 2 . 5 -. e .H ft? i i .1'-'fffvwfftf' in U' ' Photographer Eddie Noel snaps picture as Mrs. Cole- W . man checks sales list of business manager Rockye Bruce. Newman Tire Company 60 ' Taylor Manufacturing Company

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N .1 H, ,, .ad 1 -n-qt aa., X- -7s :?N ' , . va S 'P A xz . rl X 33 'Jfau f i 'ya ' 1 t I 5 , . ,, X-A A .1-. 'L '- ,- ff-is ' 4-asf' if 1: ' - A aid' w x xv I! i ll 5 tif, it . i A 2152.4-.g5?'LfQ .ri Bi. -Q W1-s,,,,L- jiwff j ff' F C Jimmy Gates and Cliff Jenkins advised by Miss Porter plan lodging arrangements for delegates to the State S .C .A. Con- vention. S.C.A, Our Student Cooperative Association is an organization composed of all the stu- dents who attend Prince Edward Academy. Although it has been unable to function in its fullest capacity this year, its main ob- jective is to improve student-teacher re- lations and to promote better scholarship. This year, 1960, Prince Edward Academy was host schoolfor the State S.C.A. Con- vention. This is an honor, but it was also a responsibility, for we secured over- night accomodations for over three hun- dred boys who were here as delegates. In previous years our S.C.A. has been well known state wide for its accomplish- ments. OFFICERS Jimmy Gates ........ . . Pres. Cliff Jenkins ...... .... S ec. Frank Nat Coleman . . .... Treas. Rockye Bruce ..... . . . Corr. Sec. SEATED: MiSS Minkel, Sp0nS01', Cliff Jenkins, Rockye Bruce, Jimmy Gates, Miss Porter, sponsor. STANDING: Kitty Rose Glenn, Edward Williamson, Walker Glenn, Harold Tate, Janice Wood, Mary Jane Martin, Betty Taylor, Ann V. Bruce, Betty Booker Smith, Patsy Morton. ' , . 62 Longwood Jeweler 's Q' Osborn's Grocery El w