Prince Edward Academy - Cavalier Yearbook (Farmville, VA)

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JC- The homecoming weekend fea- tured a bon-fire, a parade, and a. dance sponsored by the Acad- emy cheerleaders and a victory 1? xss.. is---'K Crown bearer Jennifer Whitaker watches with Wolverine Co-Captains Bobby Jones and Charles Hundley as Prince Edward Academy's fir st homecoming court is presented. HGMECQMI The queen is escorted from the field to her place of honor where she and her court enjoyed watching the Wolverines' 33-7 gridiron victory over Randolph Henry. sponsored by the Wolverines. The half time ceremony includ- edawelcoming speech by S.C.A. pre side nt Jimmy Gates, the singing of the Academy's Alma Mater by the Cheerleaders, and the crowning of the queen. C harl es Hundley and Bobby Jones crown J e ann e Whitaker Queen of Homecoming. Jeanne reigned as Prince Edward Academy's fir s t Homecoming queen. L32 G 64 ,W f. 'X Farmville Esso Service P1anter's Bank and Trust Company

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First Row: Shirley Higgins, June Ellington, Becky Watson, Cecelia Baker, Lucy Booth, Nancy Cumps- ton. Second Row: Barbara Oliver, Peggy Farris, Betty Flippen, Phyllis Neathery, Shirley Newcomb, Aurelia Covington. Third Row: Mrs. Noel, Sponsor, Nancy Brooks, Brenda King, Ellen Knick, Lois Fulton, Martha Bass, Sue Campbell, Linda McFadden, Margaret Higgins, Nancy Jenkins. FH. r fe- : , - wt' . .h ' 1 V A ,rl f t - 4 P- -X. K . r rgtl ' 1 Plans for the interior decoration of the Homemaking Department are being studied by Nancy Dow, Lucy Booth, and Peggy Far- ris. Mrs. Noel opens another can of paint as she and a group of girls spend a summer day painting and decorating the Homemaking Department. Home Furniture Company n 1 ,, ji, 421 F.H.A. is anational organization of pupils who have studied Home Econom- ics. F.H.A.was continued this year be- cause it was considered an integral part of the Homemaking program. In order to function as a club, monthly meetings were held at night to which parents were invited. The programs were presented by club members and usually a social followed. Some of our program topics were home beautification, im p r o v e d lighting, family devotions, and afashion show held at Singer Company. Our most important project for the year was de- corating the Homemaking Department. ,p , I, .,'-A e,-, - ff X 2' Z L VL X V Aflp xx L I fx.-I ,f ,A Y-' . 1 ii - ,N ngw , . T FX' 37' w ' ' 'f E55 1 f ' ffjx 1: ' - I . rf P l . A , ., -' v ' i .- k 2 A-ff. ' ' A , X ,' f a I I ' ' 1 ' - ' f I 'li ' - , , , 1 '. , 1 11 X., 5. -' ' H-, A- 1 -'ff -M ,. 'ff ' 5:1 ar' . ' tx ' ' Y x fi - f - ui V -A Q 1 tl K XL- f . V are il . 'I 7:-N. W - 3,1 I' x ' ' - r 1 ,Et it A r n y ' ll , f -far sw ' ' 1 .. 'fail Ulf mil 63 Southside Sundry Company

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2 -V as 'w I . 4 ,I gm fn ,W fs!-,H sb G., fN '43 1? --1 4-9 t H M 1 H 4 1 H 2- A M 1, -. , 4 . wx 75.1 Q Ji, 1 EX, I 5- x nj. YT' X i WAAIX' Margaret Gray Cook, Freshman Princessg Betty Booker Smith, Eighth Grade Princessg Jeanne Whit- aker, Queeng Elizabeth Robeson, Sophomore Princessg Annette Fitzgerald, Maid of Honorg Jo Leslie Andrews, Junior Princess. ANCE The 1959 Homecoming festivities came to a close with the grand march led by the Academy's Queen Jeanne Whita.ker and her es- cort Howard Clabough. Academy royalty pauses to sam- ple delicacies during dance in- termission. 1.. 'i QQ' es Turn's Esso Newman Chevrolet ,ra t nitr fi ff e , 4' A i X aa WE n sa E' as Ni