Prince Edward Academy - Cavalier Yearbook (Farmville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1964 volume:

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X - I, ,I it N 'fu f' A-' , N THE TREE OF KNOWLEDGE In the world of wisdom, in the land of learning, There grows a miraculous tree, An everlasting tree for which some are yearning To taste it and to see. With fruit the tree will ever laden be, It's bountiful to the sky, And yet there's no waste on this tree, For its fruits never die. Some find the fruit the sweetest near or far, Others taste it bitterlyg It all depends on who they are, And what their ideals be. Far reaching are this tree's roots Into every land and sphere, To get the nourishment for its fruits And water, cool and clear. This is a tree which all may find But for which only a few are yearning, But it's only necessary to have a mind To enter the land of learning. For this tree is the tree of knowledge, And gems of wisdom are the fruits Growing from the entire college Of the learning of man as roots. By new discoveries this tree is fed, Watered by deep, clear thinking, And thus it can never be dead, Nor ever tire of drinking. The fruit tastes bitter only to those showing They do not want to learn, All who are eager and desirous of knowing May surely its sweet fruit earn. June D. Lancaster Class of '64 2 The Roots of the Tree th C ' '4 1 1 1 TRAT1 o TO THE SE NIORS: As an individual, you must realize your own well-being and that of your family, to whom you will be responsible, depends on your own efforts and preparation. Pre- paration involves continuous education and evaluation of your experiences. Effort involves initiative, desire, and extra man-hours of hard work. No one can give you Well-being Without taking away your identity as an individual. Your parents and county have demonstrated ' this concept. I hope you will be men and Women of similar stature. 2545 Mr. Robert T. Redd Administrator Prince Edward School Foundation 'Ju lrgfl ' ff ,, , '.' ,fl .HL , ll ' 1, ' 1, ,. ' . if - t, 1 r 'l 'l 'yu . . r'- H ' f. f v, u ff l 'll tt fi ,. ,.1J:.' ' tv 'Af if ,, ' H R I-1 if -. . F tl' , 2 ff. , ' it X I , rakzfj I R ,lg VA V ' ' 1 Y -.x U -x, Mr. Roy R. Pearson President Prince Edward School Foundation 5.1.7 Xwsbi x is X ll X The Admini tration BOARD OF DIRECTORS: FIRST ROW--C. W. Glenn, R. E. Taylor, J. B. Wall, R. R. Pearson, Mrs. J. T. Doyne, Jr., Mrs. C. W. Gates, Mrs. A. D. Hobgood, Jr., B. B. Hanbury, R. B. Hargrove. SECOND ROW--S. C. Patteson, M. O. Chappell, B. A. Slayton, L. W. Hamilton, G. W. Metcalf, J. W. Garnett, A. M. Evans, J. W. Nunnally. THIRD ROW--W. B. Wall, E. L. Dahl, C. F. Wilson, J. B. Wall, Jr., N. W. Hix, R. C. Coleman, T. W. Brooks. Directors Not Pictured Are: S. A. Martin-Treasurer, F. C. Hubbard, L. H. Butcher, J. E. Harwood, J. H. Wilck, Mrs. Grace Gordon, W. J. Gills, Jr., C. H. Pritchard, Jr. PRINCE EDWARD SCHOOL FOUNDATION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE J. B. Wall, Jr. - Secretary R. E. Taylor - Vice President R. B. Hargrove - Vice President l C. W. Glenn J. B. Wall B. B. Hanbury ADMINISTRATION STAFF: Mr. R. T. Redd, Mrs. Bertha Brisentine, and Mrs. Pat C. Wilkerson. 4 The Administration be DEAR SENIORS: Five short years ago you were eighth graders. This was in the Fall of 1959, the year we started our fine Academy. Through the years, you have proved yourselves fine young gentlemen and fine young ladies. Your good work, excellent cooperation, and unselfish devotion to Prince Edward Academy will live on long after you have graduated. I am sure that the faculty joins me in wishing you all things that are good for the future years. Many of you will take different roads after you leave. May your roads be paved with health, happiness, and success. Now is the time for you to shoulder more responsibility and build a life worth living. This can be done only if you are devoted to your religious beliefs and have a high regard for the rights of your fellow man. Alone we accomplish nothing, together we can do anything. May the future years hold the best of everything for each of you. Mr. Robert C. Gilmer-Headmaster , I - ' Boys Athletic Coach Mrs. Hallie H. Fleetwood Guidance Counselor t Mrs. Colleen Whitaker SMITTY BROTHERS ELECTRIC COMPANY 5 School Secretary dmini tration xx r A, f 1: Mr. Gilmer, Mrs. Whitaker and Mrs. Fleetwood are always willing to offer their services when needed. Sb ' Miss Kate O'Brien Mrs. Hallie H. Fleetwood Librarian Guidance Counselor DOYNE - BURGER FUNERAL HOME L.. - i' ...-ii...'- Facult Miss Frances Armistead Latin I Spanish I and II Mrs. Barbara P. Chavatel Government World Geography Mrs. Estelle Atkinson Physics Science 8 P Mrs. LeNoir H. Coleman World History World Geography Cheerleaders Mrs. Mary E. English II I' Mrs. Emma. W. Batts Advanced Science Biology Chemistry Chapman Mrs. Lucille Dahl English 12 Facult 40 l Mr. Donald L. Groseclose Mrs. Dorothy Laioon Mr. Donald J. McCoo1 Industrial Arts Biology Algebra I Agriculture Science 9 Math 8 Mr. J ame Math 8 Math 9 Science 8 Miss Lillian A. Minkel Plane Geometry Advanced Arithmetic S. C. A. s C. Melvin Mrs. Frances C. Moore Shorthand I and II Typing I and II CAVALIER U . age: 1 Advanced Arithmetic Mrs. Margaret S. Myers Typing I Bookkeeping General Business CAVALIER MN. .wx fl, 1 Mrs. Nancye B. Noel Home Economics English 10 F.H.A. Mrs. Margaret R. Sears History 8 Q . .c4'V X Facult f Mrs. Elizabeth V. Pickett Miss Alma W. Porter Er1gliSh 10 Algebra I and II Solid Geometry Trigonometry S.C.A. -GX ' Mr. J. Stuart Shelton Boys' Physical Education Assistant Coach Mrs. Anne R. Robinson French I and II FOCUS Mrs. Margaret L. Simkins English 8 Facult ,-. fi ME Mrs. Jacqueline F. Southall Mrs. Margaret O. Stuart Mrs. Gertrude M. Wilson Girls' Physical Education English 9 Va. and U.S. History Girls' Basketball Coach Mrs. Carolyn W. Yeatts Home Economics 8 and 9 World Geography F.H.A. . ,f TEACHERS WITHOUT HOMEROOMS: Mr. Shelton Miss O'Brien Mrs Southall M , , . , rs. Moore, Mrs. Myers, and Mr. Groseclose. , L 120' 2: z ,ill 1 L K 9' if J 5 ? ' I W ff 'f' iffy. QM . Fin -',- ' -51' is 1- '34, FARMVILLE TASTEE - FREE Z Teacher Snapshot Miss O'Brieu is looking through one of many books donated to the library while Christy Gates is changing the date on the stamp. ,qwi 1 I-JF, .,, N I ' W Us ri ' ' S as Z J +4 r y B iw? l , I 1 Q 1 if If X it F.,3?!i,. - L, A i r ,mm 4: Mrs. Noel, Sue Reece, and Martha Lea Hubbardare Here we find Mrs. Myers talking to her Book watching Margaret Stombock prepare biscuits. keeping class. I 1 T L ., ,..,.,- firgqsxmqz 0 E , J 3331 V , f,.V6.MV.. V f-:V , il 22:2 VVVEM- 'L-2?-:gy H ,fff ,V1 M7315 V .if LM . .ws I, - ,MN VVVV-- fwzf.. 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May Gilliam, Rene Fishburne, Linda Stokes ?' rw i -M i iiifs W 'EV '3- Senior I-Iomeroom Teachers Mrs. Chavatel, Mrs. Dahl and Miss Armistead I3 1 n-.. ! C Betty B. Smith, Peggy Gee, and Glenn Morris are shown here participating in a skit for Senior English. You could hear a pin drop in Mrs. Moore's Senior Shorthand Class! Senior Acti ities Mrs. Cha.va.te1's homeroom won first place in the F.H.A. Christmas Door Contest. These Seniors have filled the positions for Class Prophets, Historians, Last Will and Testators, and Poets. f H 1' M H H Um .-:2nr.,L' l ' Coach Tells our Christmas Program Santa QTom Fulcherj a. few things he wants for Christmas. '4 MARTIN THE JEWELER CONSTANCE JANE ALLEN Comme THOMAS WASHINGTON BROOKS, III vvT0n11v QI-P' ia,- 1 O nOf WILLIAM LOFTON BAGBY Bill The Class of 964 SARAH GERTRUDE BROWN vvsally u 15 JUDITH ANN BALDWIN H H Judy ANNE VICARS BRUCE Anne Vicars J ANICE BRUCE Janice CAROL ANN CARWILE Carol Ann ANITA PAIGE CAMPBELL Nita The Class BELLE MCCRAW CHAPPELL Belle 16 .W 'x -' -x 'N llgjh .1 ia- 1 ' E, .if . qi- CELIA GRAY CARTER Celia ROY SAMUEL COLEMAN l l AURE LIA BLAIR COVINGTON Rena AVON MARIE COVINGTON YYAVOHYV of 964 WILLIAM MERRE LL DOSS 7!Billll Y NANCY PAIGE DRUE N v1Nancyvv I7 HILDA EUGENIA COVINGTON Jeanie WAYNE MOCK FALLS llwaynelf WPCF! EIRENE DRAYTON FISHBURNE Rene BETTY JO GATES Betty JO DOUGLAS MOON FITZGERALD llDougH The Class CAROLYN MAE GATES C aro1yn WILLIAM BRUCE FLOYD v1Biuyn MARGARET ELLA GEE npeggyu W HAMLIN WAYNE GEE vvwaynevv WILLIAM JAMES GILLS, III lIBeavYl ,gm z,,.v,5 V, MARTHA KAY GILLIAM FRANCES MAY GILLIAM VYMZ-yi! YYKayYl of 9 WILLIAM JUNIOR GOIN MARILYN SHAPLEIGH GRESHAM William Marilyn 5-A I9 BURTON BLAN TON HANBURY HBurtll PEGGY IRENE HODGES npeggyu EVELYN CAROL HANNA Evelyn The Class MARTHA LEA HUBBARD lYLeaH 20 HAROLD MARSHALL HARRIS Harold ROBERT WADE J ENKINS, JR. Robert LLOYD AUSTIN JOHNSON snake LINDA LU KING Linda 1' DOTTIE LOU JONES Dottie Of '64 JUNE DIEHL LANCASTER llJuneYl 21 HAROLD ALLAN JONES uHaI.I,yn SALLY ANN LANE llsallyll dp ,F ,. THEODORE EDMOND LEDUC Th6o MARY NORTH C OT T MOLNAR IV I BEVERLY ANN MCDONALD lYBeVH The Class PAULINE JANE MOORE llpollyll 22 'C' ANN VICTORIA MARTIN Vikki GLENWOOD EUGENE MORRIS lYG1enH . '-r PATRICIA KAY MORTON vvpatsyu MARY BALDWIN NEWMAN NBII PATRICIA ANN NELSON llpatsyll of '64 SAMUEL CECIL PATTESON, JR. Chuck 741' 23 RAY MORRIS NE VE L HRayll REBECCA ANN PAULSON Rebecca 'f' JAMES WILEY PUTNEY Jimmie JIMMY WATSON SCOTT vvJimmyvv gfxv' M SAMUEL WAVERLY PUTNEY, III llsami! The Class MYRTLE ALICE SHOWALTER Alice 'Q5 24 LILLIAN SUE REE CE Hsueil DIONNE MARIE SIMONINI Dionne JOHN DANIEL SIMPSON, JR. 1VDannylV LINDA RIEVES STOKES Linda ELIZABETH BOOKER SMITH Betty Booker of '64 MARGARET ANN STOMBOCK Margar et ff' 25 REBECCA SMITH l'BeckyYl MABEL JEAN THORPE Mabel DIANA KAY WALKER I I I SARAH CLEMENTINE WATKINS vvsallyn LOYD PARKS WHITE, II Parkie The Class of '64 KATHERINE LORRAINE YAN C EY I lKittyH BARBARA JEAN YEATTS Barbara Jean KILKARE LAUNDRY 26 lb: 'Yr- .. .gL! FARMVILLE Booker Sm1th CLASS HISTGRY The excitement in the air at the State Theater that hot September day in 1959 seemed almost tangible. The 400-odd students who had gathered there chattered excitedly. We wide-eyed Eighth Graders stood and watched as the privileged Seniors marched down the aisle and took their seats. The students seemed only partially aware ofthe significance of the events which had brought them together in this place. No other class of students had ever entered a high school under such conditions and with so much national attention focused upon them as did our Eighth Grade class. As the omnipresent forms of television cameras ground away diligently, and alien newspaper reporters scribbled hurriedly, we heard the Mayor of our town and the Headmaster of our school remind us of the work and sacrifice being made by our parents in order to provide us with an education. Although the classroom facilities were improvised that year, we made the best of the situation and con- sidered it the beginning of a journey of many adventures. The first leg of our trip began as we started our classes for the coming year in the Wells House and the Presbyterian Church, under the guidance of our class sponsors, Mrs. Simkins, Mrs. Fleetwood, Miss Johnson, and Miss Minkel. Betty B. Smith represented the Eighth Grade in the Homecoming Court. As we looked back in June upon the road we had travelled that first year, we realized that we had gained confidence and 'assurance with which to begin the next year. As we began our Freshman year, our campus expanded to include the old Telephone Building. We had now become fully accustomed to the speed of our travels. Celia Carter represented the Ninth Grade in the Home- coming Court. J une Lancaster and Jimmy Putney won honorable mention in the State Latin Tournament. In June our class drew to a close another nine month league of our trip with mixed emotions. Our expectations of our Sophomore year in our newly-erected school building were clouded with sentimental feelings and fond memories of our two years spent in our temporary- classroom. Opening day in 1961 dawned over Prince Edward Academy with a burst of excitement. Our bright new buildings seemed a monument to the success of the daring ideas and continuing efforts of our community. It was on this, the third lap of our travels, that our new ship, the buildings of Prince Edward Academy, was christened in an inspiring dedication ceremony. The raising of the American and Virginia flags in front of the school by a unit of the National Guard was one of the most impressive of the day. State representative T. Coleman Andrews, in his address, inspired and encouraged everyone present. Our Sophomore sponsors, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Southall, and Mrs. Moore, led the class in choosing our pilots for the year. Taffy Farmer represented the Sophomore Class in the Homecoming Court of 1961. In June after having com- pleted over half of our progress in learning, we gratefully accepted a three months' rest. As our Junior year began in September 1962, we started taking our places of leadership in P.E.A. We were aware that this year would be one of our most difficult, yet rewarding years. And, indeed this proved to be true. To guide us in our looming endeavors were our sponsors, Mr. Austin, Miss Porter, Mr. Robeson, and Mrs. Wilson. Patsy Morton was chosen Junior Princess in the Homecoming. We truly took a positive step toward the building of our future when we attended Career Day at Blackstone High School in November. In December, after an eternity of waiting, we received our shiny new class rings, a mark ofthe progress of the past three years as well as an omen of the success of the next two. To enrich our vast knowledge of American history, Dr. James Helms and Dr. Francis B. Simkins spoke to our class on two different occasions thathyear. After numerous bake sales, scrap metal drives, and dances, we proud Juniors expanded our treasury ade- quately enough to finance our Junior-Senior Prom. The world we created, with our theme as Teahouse of the August Moon ,was one of enchantment. The entertainment was provided by Herbie Pulliam, of Appomattox, and Judy Baldwin and Betty B. Smith. However, the year was not concluded. Tom Brooks and Betty B. Smith were given the Good Citizen Awards. Our class shone brightly at Radford when one of our number, Judy Baldwin, was elected Governor of Girls' State. The last voyage of our trip began on a different note from that of our first. We were no longer inferior Eighth Graders. We were SENIORS - leaders of the student body. This time it was WE for whom the under- classmen had to rise. And, undeniably, there was a distinct note of sadness intermingled with excitement as we realized that this would be our last year at P.E.A. Mrs. Dahl, Mrs. Chavatel, and Miss Armistead, our sponsors, led the class until we elected our officers. Celia Carter was chosen Homecoming Queen while Betty Booker Smith was Maid of Honor. During the latter part of the year we ordered graduation invitations and were measured for caps and gowns. Preparations were also made for the Senior Banquet to be held in May. As we, the proud Class of '64, conclude our five years at P.E.A., we realize only too well that we are drawing to a close one of the most unforgettable and exciting journeys in our lives. We wish to express our gratitude to all the people who cheerfully gave of their time and effort so that we could work and study in the way which we believe. To our parents and teachers we say, As we prepare to step into a separate world, we shall strive to succeed so that your efforts shall not have been in vain. FARMVILLE CREAMERY, INC. 28 'fa - . ...xii . . xv .um ff' ,vw 'x H li A -V 4 id. ,. 3.. 2- - -,fi 'T' 'ff' IE ' . Q, A 'H Q -,ix -I Ari: I W 'EL L. V I 4? --1 I . V A :gg K aff 5' 1 5 - ., A - in,,ff. xii- 1' J f- ,Q-f wp v U' 7' ' M , ' ' ,v ' 9 7 . ' ' PM A ,if My , ,,,.+ M w 1, ., f .12 , S 4 ww 6:52 fl H w xi IK Y , 5 Y ' . , , S , y U . 1' Y X 2 ' F Es ' r ,fi 5 9' Hi, l. . Q' X . iff ' KA 15 QUL4 M35 'k 2 l If if Q , B ,,,. -, A M M-new Af.. wg-sr' ..T:- .L 3 , , xl 4' - , ,Q I JA - 'f,a'4v- ' . av , -w . . -Q- iy 2, W v, Mu .fp-, ,V F'if???'4 ,f-f'3'wm, Ozzy- 4- K ,W :,-::1:g'z.s:ffg- tif' J 'QfQiQ?4Zi's' I, Q J'SS?'?'5i5SM'b. f ' 'ft-1 ,mf L'--'EL.1.333?'7 if.f.1aL f Q59 t ' ,BEST LOOKING MOST STUDIOUS June Lancaster and Sam Putney Betty Booker Smith and J tmmy Scott Pb' all of .v - : Ai . ea ' MOST ATHLETIC Mary B. Newman and Robert Jenkins so , Fame Vex. A 'P 'sl MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Betty Booker-.Smith and Burt Hanbury i -1+ X V BEST PERSONALITY Celia Carter and Torn Brooks ' ie 2' Qi 'a . I 1, MOST TALENTED J Betty Booker Smith and Jimmy Putney 31 ' Last' Will and Testament of the Class of '64 We the Class of Nineteen Hundred Sixty-four, being of sound and generous minds, do hereby will and bequeath our possessions to the following: To the teachers and faculty of Prince Edward Academy we leave many warm, happy, and hectic memories of the past five years. We are convinced that, regardless of where life may lead us, the teachers we meet will never surpass or even equal, ours at P.E.A. We feel particularly close to our Senior sponsors, who have worked so hard to help us suc- cessfully through this year, and to prepare us for the adult world and its responsibilities. In gratitude for their guidance during this year, we wish to leave each of them something to re- member us by: To MRS. DAHL we leave 500 volumes of famous Shakespearean quotations memorized and punctuated correctly by her brilliant English students. To MRS. CHA VATEL we donate 500 copies of Time magazine with pictures of famous people on the covers. CSlight1y altered or exaggerated to confuse government stuclents.l To MISS ARMISTEAD we leave a pinata filled with 500 deluxe color travel folders of Spain and Mexico. To the Class of '65, we leave many challenges, particularly that of outdoing our Jr.-Sr. As they step up to the place we hope we have filled well, we wish them luck and success for the com- ing year, which will be for them, as it was for us, the happiest year of their lives. To the great world, we proudly present, rather than leave, ourselves as the first complete product of P.E.A., since we entered the Academy as its first eighth graders. Our own fellow students solemnly bequeath their treasured possessions to the following: BILL BAGBY wills his mechanical ability to Stanley Part. ANITA CAMPBELL wills her temper to Ann Melinda Riley. JUDY BALDWIN wills her political ability to Graham Webster. CELIA CARTER wills her beautiful hair to Sharon Dwyer. TOM BROOKS wills his sexy smile to Art Field. CAROL ANN CARWILE wills her Home-Ec. ability to Andy Andrews. SALLY BROWN wills her breezy, Sunday-afternoon car rides to Nelson Johnson. BELLE CHAPPELL leaves as usual -- with Bill. ANN VICARS BRUCE wills her giggle to Joanna Blanton. SAMMY COLEMAN wills his truck to Bitsy Glenn in case her Cadillac won't start. AURELIA COVINGTON leaves P.E.A. to become a Wave. AVON COVINGTON wills her map of Cumberland to Sandra Noble. EUGENIA COVINGTON wills her love letters to Mr. McCool. NANCY DRUEN leaves us for Longwood where she hopes to finish driving Mr. Austin out of his mind. TONE DEMUTH wills his gift for conversation to Kenneth Morgan. BILL DOSS wills his judo handbook to Jimmy Hurt. WAYNE FALLS wills his Bottle Gas Truck to Bill Burger to help carry groceries. RENE FISHBURN leaves Shack to anyone tall enough to reach him. CAROLYN GATES leaves her exclusive copy of Highways and Byways of the Rice-Greenbay Area to interested sightseers and tourists. 'DOUG FITZGERALD leaves his hootnannies at the Tastee Freeze to Earl Carter. PEGGY GEE wiusifher ,effervescent personality to Ginny Hanbury. CPeggy has plenty to sparell BILLY FLOYD, ieavesi hisuvknackl for breaking nghts in Phys. Ed. while playing footbaii to Nick 32 Garrett. WAYNE GEE wills his abilities in shop class to Tommy Pinelli. KAY GILLIAM leaves her fun at confusing the teachers with May to Tommy Nixon. MAY GILLIAM leaves her fun at confusing the teachers with Kay to Jimmy Nixon. BETTY JO GATES wills her beautiful voice to Shorty Osborn. LLOYD JOHNSON wills his guitar to Johnny Noel. VICKY MARTIN leaves her job in V.B.'s store to Ruth Doyne. DOTTIE JONES leaves her last minute worries Cabout Englishj in homeroom to Steve Brooks. BEVERLY MACDONALD leaves her hair color book to Delores Abbitt. MARY MOLNAR wills her love for rock and roll to Winston.Stuart. JUNE LANCASTER wills her study habits to Jamie Fleetwood. PATSY MORTON wills her air-tight thermos to Bill Garland. JIMMY PUTNEY wills his hidden harmonica talents to Columbia Records. THEO LEDUC leaves his morning cruises with Mr. McCool to Julie Vale. POLLY MOORE leaves her morning conversations with Charles to Patty Hay and J. J. Gay. BILLY GILLS leaves all his undone homework to Glen Abernathy. CGlen will have to carry a trunk instead of his book-baglb HAROLD HARRIS wills his fun in Physics to next year's class. PEGGY HODGES leaves P.E.A. to become an olympic sleigh-rider. MARILYN GRESHAM wills her ability to be punctual to Anne Mull. BURT HANBURY leaves his 'blade of grass' theory to any person f?j who will believe him. MARTHA LEA HUBBARD wills her trips to Crewe to Del Hutch Watkins. EYELYN HANNA leaves her photographic abilities to Candid Camera. GLZEN MORRIS wills his masculine charm to Billy Dickerson. CHUCK PATTESON wills his blushing smile and 1-:nightly manners to Tom Fulcher. HARRY JONES wills his collegiate hair cut to Billy Wright. WILLIAM GOIN wills his gift for quietness to Dupuy Sears. REBECCA PAULSON wills her love of shorthand to Eddie Kromer. . PATSY NELSON leaves her job as Mrs. Dahl's homeroom secretary to the next volunteer f'?J. RAY NE VEL leaves his headaches over short desks to William Robertson. ' SAM PUTNEY wills his slightly liberal political theories to Lucy Putney for obvious reasons. MARY B. NEWMAN leaves an autographed picture of Jimmy Scott to Debra Mason. SUE REECE leaves her typing ability to all of Mrs. Moore's and Mrs. Myers' over-worked pupils ALICE SHOWALTER wills her quiet manner and winning ways to Danny Andrews. REBECCA SMITH leaves her shoulder length hair to Dama Carol Dowdy. DIANE SIMONINI wills her dramatic ability to Carl Eubank. MARGARET STOMBOCK leaves her petiteness to G. W. Lewis. ROBERT JENKINS wills his Radio-Press Award to Alex Skidmore. DANNY SIMPSON would leave his old green plimp, but it would break his heart. LINDA STOKES leaves Murphy to the football team and keeps Bobby for herself. MABEL THORPE leaves her friendly Phys. Ed. fights with Mrs. Southall to Anne Gray Brooks. BETTY BOOKER SMITH wills ther ballet talents to,HEarl Lamberth. 33 DIANA WALKER wills her nifty typewriter to anyone who can type without a space bar. SALLY WATKINS wills her proficient management of anything to David Hay. BARBARA JEAN YEATTS wills her broken fingers from volleyball to the lab. CONNIE ALLEN leaves her sense of humor to Bruce Noel. PARKIE WHITE wills his car payments to anyone with a steady income. JOHN WHITEMAN leaves his copy of Red-heads and their Tempers to George Clements. KATHERINE YANCEY wills her poetical ability to the Focus. JIMMY SCOTT wills his organ to Anne Marie Pearson. JANICE BRUCE wills her nurses uniform to Walter McKay. The above possessions can be legally claimed by the fortunate heirs only under the condition that they use their inheritance to further the honor, glory, and good fun of Prince Edward Academy. PROPHECY OF THE CLASS OF 1964 The Year 1984 Scene opens--Burt Hanbury is sitting on the sofa reading a newspaper. Bell rings---Celia Carter comes from off stage to answer door. Tom Brooks: Well, howdy! Celia: What a happy surprise! Come right in my little ole humble S200,000.00 mansion. Burt, Burt, come see who's here. fBurt rises, puts paper down and comes to door.J Burt: If it isn't my old P.E.A. colleagues--Mr. gl Mrs. Scott and Mr. 81 Mrs. Brooks! Jimmy Scott: How are you this evening, Senator B. B.? Burt: Fine, fine--you ladies have a seat on my superfine golden silk sofa, which Imight add was a gift from old Barry up in D. C. Tom: Mighty nice, mighty nice. Celia: How are things back in Farrnville? Mary B. Newman: Well, different from when you left but still the same to us. The college has grown up to Grove and down to Main. Patsy Morton: And P.E.A. has four new buildings, thanks to your most generous husband. Burt: It was the least I could do to send the old school a couple hundred grand and besides, I get tax deductions on charity funds. Celia: Speaking ofthe Academy, remember the good old days? It's been a long time. By the way, Patsy, have you heard from any of the cheerleaders? Patsy: Well, you know I'm teaching second grade at the Academy and Peggy Gee is teaching in the Upper School. Oh! Judy Baldwin is working in the foreign embassy in France. Mary B.: Carolyn's giving organ lessons at Longwood now. Tom: I hear Betty Booker Smith is a commercial artist for Good Housekeeping. Burt: How about the rest of the gang? Mary B.: Since I've been working in the office at Longwood, I've run into quite a few of them. Ann Vickers Bruce is head of the language department now and Dione Simonini took her father's place as head of the English Department. Jimmy: Mary Molnar is head librarian and Betty J o Gates runs the History Department. Rebecca Paulson is head of Home Economics. Burt: My, but we have a lot of HEADS in our class. Patsy: Isn't one of the Gilliams the official infirmary nurse? Mary B.: Kay is. Celia: Didn't I hear something about May teaching algebra at P.E.A.? Jimmy: Yes, she took Nliss Porter's place. Celia: I'll fix us a few drinks. CCelia excuses herself and leaves room.J Tom: Oh, Burt, excuse me-- Senator, I hear that Danny Simpson is making plans to sell out Buffalo Shook Company to Doug Fitzgerald. Simpson has twenty some secretaries working full time to keep the business going. Mabel Thorpe and Anita Campbell are the head sec- retaries there. Burt: Hasn't anyone gotten married? Patsy: Well, Tom and I are married and Mary B. and Jimmy are married. Burt: Huh!!! ' Jimmy: ,iiz ,Ageeveryonegezgpected,Waygne Falls and Diana Walker are married with five kids. Mary B.:QlifJI3h'at's nothing,'Nancy Druein apd Boohave nine. Patsy: 'You know that Linda Stokes and Bobby got married, Iguess. Burt: I flew to Hawaii for the weekend and who should I see greeting the passengers but Polly Moore. 'CCelia re-enters with tray of drinks.J Burt: --and I stayed at the Blue Hawaii which is the mostexpensive. To my surprise I found that Theo Leduc is the Assistant Manager there. , X A Celia: fgervingi drinks.J You'll never guess who was teaching go1f les'sons, at the- Blue Hawaiigl n 34 X fl .2 I Glenn Morris and Billy Gills. And you'll never guess who was taking golf lessons there-- Barbara Jean Yeatts. She is the Social Director. , K ' , Tom: Speaking of coincidences, on the way up, Scott's Opel conked out so I caught a bus into Lynchburg which was driven by one of our classmates, William Goin. He directed me to go to the Bagby, Nevel, Gee Speed Shop. Yep, Bill Bagby, Ray Nevel and Wayne Gee run the biggest service center in Lynchburg. While Wayne was driving me back to the Opel, he told me that they had just set up Harold Harris's Chevy. They say his is the fastest on the Stock Car track. Burt: How about old Chuck Patteson? Did he ever finish school? Mary B.: Yeah, he finished about seven or eight years ago and took over his father's practice 7 t in Farmville. He married Peggy as expected. Patsy: I went in there just the other day and was greeted at the door by Avon Covington, his secretary. Isat down inthe chair and while Chuck was checking my teeth, he was assisted by his nurse, Marilyn Gresham. Celia: Are the Daiquiris still together? Jimmy: Why certainly, we are under contract to play in Miami all this winter. Parkie White, our bass player, has been nominated for the Nobel Award for music, and Jimmy Putney still plays the saxwith us in his spare time from his regular job as research physicist in partner- ship with his cousin, Sam Putney, U. Va. Tom: Remember the captain of the football team, Robert Jenkins? He and Sammy Coleman have combined farms and now own the largest dairy farm in Rice. Mary B.: Oh, you'll never guess who's writing books now! Celia: I read about that. Isn't Lloyd Johnson's book on the best seller list now? Patsy: I saw Alice Showalter downtown the other day and she said he writes a book every two months. She's his stenographer now. Tom: Speaking of best sellers, Katherine Yancey's book Care Of The Hair just reached its climax. Jimmy: It really is great to get together and talk about the old days. Oh, Burt, I know you haven't forgotten Harry Jones. He is now the Juvenile Judge of Prince Edward County. KSpills his drinkl Ooops, sorry, Burt. Burt: Oh, no worry, we have the carpets changed every month--pure mink of course. The man who installs it is a big tycoon up in New York. Celia: He said he married Connie Allen a few years ago and now they've got two sets of twins. Mary B.: That's nothing, Iheard Martha Lea Hubbard and Mac had triplets. Jimmy: We've been visited by Janice Bruce. Burt: What is Janice doing now? Jimmy: She's a welfare worker in Farmville now. ' Tom: Did you see where Sally Watkins is in the Congo as a missionary? She's living at the hospital where Rebecca Smith is head nurse and June Lancaster is a biological researcher. Patsy: Remember Tone DeMuth who wanted to be a Forest Ranger? Well, he's got lots of forests to oversee now, the whole Congo. Mary B.: The Army is there also. Patsy Nelson was just awarded the Fourth Star Commander Award in the WACs. She is really working above and beyond the call of duty. Celia: You'll never guess who I saw last week when our 310,000 French poodle, Fifi, got stolen. I went to the F.B.I. and ran into several of our classmates. Sue Reese was the typist and behind her sat Belle Chappell working on an I.B.M. machine. While I explained the loss of Fifi, with the diamond collar, who should I hear roaring with laughter but Evelyn Hanna. She's secretary to Bill Doss. He runs the F.B.I. now, you know. 1 Torn: I was in Leggett's last week noticing the new stock of clothes and found out that Vicky Martin was the buyer for the company. When Iwent upstairs to pay my bill, Dottie Jones -A and Eugenia Covington were working in the office, in charge of customer accounts. Then i on my way out, I saw Peggy Hodges. She's working part time there. Jimmy: You knew that Rene Fishburne is medical technologist at the Medical College of Virginia, didn't you? Celia: Why yes, I remember reading in the paper about her discovering a pill for the prevention, I ' of leukemia. Mary B.: They say ,Billy Floyd and Sally Brown helped her a lot. You know they're science Amajors. ' Celiaz' When.Rene discovered the cause, Billy and Sally perfected the cure. Jimmy: They say whenthe pillwas given out it took Trooper John Whitman to keep things orderly if and Carol Ann. Carwile 8: Aurelia Covington to keep the files straight in the office. Patsy: Well, Tom and I were there and guess who we bumped into? Burt: .Who?u , if H ' . ' Patsy: Beverly McDonald' and Margaret Stombock. 'They're professional hair stylists. They Q ' have a fancy shop' in Richmond. - j Burt: 'Let's get our coats. I'm'going to take you all downtown for dinner. Reservations won't be necessary as I own the controlling interest'in,se,veral of the best restaurants in town. Celia: That sounds fine, Burt, and we can find out what happened to the rest of the gang. im , Junior Class fiioers w,:,Q1wu:r ', '55 K Yymm L, f President .... . Bill Lancaster Vice President . . . . Peggy Redd Secretary . . . . . .Cheryl Noblin Treasurer. ...... ......... B ruce Noel S.C.A. Representatives . . . . .Harry Yeatts, Penny Bain Nelson Johnson,Bi1l Garland '35-2 5473 -A A f fx, A ' ' 1' 1 f- f . Junior Homeroom Teachers. Miss Porter, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Wilson, and Mrs. Batts.. 36 if -Q, I i 4 E' f2'... Mr ww , ., rx K, Ty V . ., .ff 5 W! Lf.'z:3g, M ox up W Ft W lx B A Wir P' ia gy. ,Mm - - mesa 5 ir-S -IIQEA 1 'f Mqilff ,.,,! ' :-Nw, .. A -15 W. mx 1 M! M fp ll' T' 1 l Lester Andrews Glen Abernathy Susan Agee Ann Bird Andrews Penny Bain Harry Baldwin Ricky Baldwin The Class of 965 Nelson Bolt Richard Chambers Earl Crawley Shirley Cumpston Meredie Chappell Tone DeMuth I 'Vim on Virginia Barton Jo Ann Clabo Dama Dowdy E- 'fl' , n ,, ..-,' ' 1 ia if . 04, 1 , wi 'gary X s , x ' ' if Q w ' H. K , A Q xl N' EJ' ns ' Aa F 3 f f Zim Pamela Atkins Martha. J. Blair Nancy Jean Cook Sharon Dwyer H: ,. .5 fs, ,, V, w li ,, r,i.ig,a, i H- 41, ,, t yyr. in 2 I K 22244 B255 H , way :sin -iw, ,wif fgr Met r..i , ,.,, w -aff ,,. ,, ,,.. ,..,.. W , Mba f Fw Vw 1 f wffl i . 'M , 1. my B' Q WM 1 ,. .... 1 M ' Ll- -- 2' ' ' A , , , . .. ..,, .Q ,,N,Mi,u ,lsz,,,,.. was - :L aw W1 ww H . w H ix ,v H was :af 51, 11 Eu H wi ,W uv am u :QW Md K, .ri fm 1. an w r aww.: fx wg ,wg 'QQ X ,-s-.-- 795 QW' Wo QL..- 1 we 5. :divx fix I L if H ggi Sandra Eddins Bobby Frank Margaret Glass Bob Harris M Carl Eubank Tom Fulcher George Goin David Hay 2 5 M H c.. 4 1 K fv sffzm- 3, :.' r - il N -' -HW -111:-,'.H:x V. -x --fail ,i- .,.4:.,i f ..i.r Nav- sxs. K X- Jackie Evans Bill Garland Chuck Green Juanita Henderson ' -. 'Ty ig Nancy Farley Ann Frank Nick Garrett Jukey Gates The Class Virginia Hanbury Joyce Harding Anne Holmes J immy Huff pug. aux' ik , a 5 www K L H i 1 if 1 'a W ' f m y 5 5- 'VS 72 T 2. 4 X1 11' 1- 'Q I JY. ,N . 1: .Q ,lx Ez All .1 'Q 53. NWE T'fx1,,r H :xi , If Q -,Q-Q E,:'. E . T is J Q neu, Lester Huskey Jackie Keeling of 9 6 Bobby Lane Chrisanne Leveque X M? , Joe Irving Eddie Krorner Joyce Lavender Carol Loan ' J II 'WN 'WW .n..., Ruth Earle Jenkins Earl Lamberth Beth Laws Danny Locklair Peggy Johnson Bill Lancaster Roger Layne Jane McClung 51... , f , x.. . I -mlfgzziaziisi ' .., - .. , v, ,.J,,. w . , . , ggsszsfifse 1' .m..x,,m. ,- - A. --me-ff. J - J .. ..:.: 'Q -f M X 1 X , Lg g , ' M Reg, 'NU X 5 vm H+ W ,qs I , , . , . J E EEK X 1? M M? far Nelson Johnson Dorothy Lancaster Tommy Leatherwood Patsy McFadden Q53 8' fm h .. X1 K M 'aku' .V rxkir ihsg 13. 121-f N -'f, ,, 4' -EE?:i:s:,:fL,xZ.1 ,L he ,. M W, ffrws g A, . Y N W . M .6 .,,,dg.Li, L I Q N :aw X, N i' 3+ ' Q:.g --1f -' 1 K 'Q j 'Fai My-,F D -UI . 1 Wwe 2 - . . .-1 ' ff'Z A57f3i5Ef,Tl355?fi'?flY5t?' ' J W ,L i ul M. K I M 112 w I I --! ',.. Walter McKay Anne Newton Peggy Redd C. J. Ryan QW? E V k..,' igi 5 .1 si ,, T .Y K I U' iq- l 9 xx , is I Bobby Martin Cheryl Noblin Louise Russell Ginny Smith Robert Mottley Bruce Noel Katherine Reynolds Wade Stimpson ff?- Ts Viefstxfi. if 4.. P wie: - 19 WY Ann Mull Edith Newcomb Cynthia Nunnally Tommy Pinelli Ann Melinda Riley William Robertson Linda Stockton Lou Swalley new Ei , 1 A CN 'Q' 'F'b I , ad f' QA ,5Qngv z nl F 1 1 .,.. QQ ,af '55 vs..- J l Latane Trent Mary Anna Tucker Linda Wells Lynn Wells Lucy Faye Wilkes Judy Womack M, 'hw , :Styne-. hs- Charles Weaver Hugh Webb Graham Webster Buck Whitaker John Whiteman Charles Wilkerson Harry Yeatts Shirley Yeatts Aubrey Y0l1I1g ,-V W iff Juniors Not Pictured: ALBERT FLIPPIN CATHERINE GIBBS 'LONGWOOD J EWELERS 41 unior Acti ities . V 1 wa iE: Because he is so eager to keep at his typing, Jukey Gates doesn't take time out to push his glasses up. Mrs. Chapman makes grammar exciting for her Junior English Class. Honorable Mention in the F.H.A. C h r i s t rn a s Door Contest went to Mrs. Wi1son's homeroom. Bobby Martin and Tommy Pinelli are entranced with Mrs. Wilson's explanation of U. S. History. Mrs. Chapman, Miss Porter and Mrs. Batts assist Juniors in getting their class rings . FIRST NATIONAL BANK W. r 9 ,, vkl .l Sophomore Class ffieers 5 H in sf? President ----- Vice President - - Secretary - - - Treasurer ------ S.C.A. Representative gf, fs Joanna Blanton . Donna Mahan . . Karla Myers . . . . . . Margaret Osborn . . ........ Johnny Noel, Steve Brooks Bitsy Glenn, Carol Mitchell, Vicky Smith 1 1 W 75, . 'N sishmzraflg, fe,,s,,1?,,W,,.E, 'HW Mleeegf 1 wwzffiiffil . X , W w ' E w se eel aw.- Sophomore Homeroom Teachers STANDING: Miss Minkel, Mrs. Noel, and Mrs. Robinson. SEATED: Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. Pickett. 532 sg fr:- Delores Abbitt Dennis Abbitt Kirk Baldwin Faye Bates Steve Brooks Ronnie Bruce Bobby Carwile Mary Case VT? Benny Adams Bettv Blair Bill Burger Paul Chapman B ,,:pA y mm,, H gil? X1 3 s , Linda Andrews Lynn Ayers Greg B?-ldwin Joanna Blanton Tom Booth B111 Bfldgeforth Ann Campbell Garland Carmichael Earl Carter George Clements Herman Covington Billy Dickerson 44 513' fX,N si qs-. 'i ' n T2 R. F Barry D0WdY Ruth Doyne Rita Echols Bobby Farley Bobby Farmer Wayne Ferguson Arthur Fleld Charles Finchum Jamie Fleetwood Jimmy Fowler Betty Franklin Judy Gills of '66 Wayne Glasgow Bitsy Glenn Jimmy Huskey Kenneth J amerson Chuckie Haag Judy Jenkins Doris Harding Mary Johnson Richard Harvey Ronnie Johnson Jo Anne Hines William Kreye 45 , 1 :. 'fEE . ' - 1 , 1- ' ? K X r L gr H-i' ,C , . tv .-Q La va' 1 KQV : ., ., 1 u .. .ai ..9.+k rrsgwuu rt 'sq gy, l , Y' x ' r A M N 'M' ft z , z-.M-Am ez,,,,f1 ' ' ,. tg?4fv.1:zisfg W is N355 if as Y K Shirley Lawrence Linda Layne Maurice Mann Joyce Moore Edith O'Brien Carol Matthews Karla Myers Charles Oliver if gg 1? if li 'f'f1:-az. - Q . L TY? ww mm. -- New , ' we N'- A 1 im if W! SEP' ' jhffit' gh. ww K 'sl .. .1 in . , . , .1 'a WYE- -!! V .M ,,-1 er , it 1 W N- Y WH, -y f wrtm Q' A ' kd, -e-1 531.15 . ' Q -,Ig E S Wgpgkyiw HW, W W! X, A . 47 l 37 W N in V H m 'L' 1 gf. Robert Lewis Tommy Lloyd David Lynch Donna Mahan Doris Metcalf Margaret Micer Carol Mitchell Kenneth Morgan The Class Charles Mc Fadden Joe Nixon Steve Ortner Margaret Osborn Sandra Noble Agnes Owen Johnny Noel Martha Owen Q.-an 46 , l nail, 6- af if mu . my in William Pastoor Ann Marie Pearson Kathy Peters Lucy Putney ' J tt Sl t Roger Scruggs Gordon Seay of 9 Vickie Smith Susan Southall Bill Trimble Julie Vail lf' ii if F , iffy Alex Skidmore Frances Stockton J. J. Vanover . .. , , ,, ,,,..., , 'L xg . i 1 ' t eane e ay on Kenneth Stockton James Waddell E I t f t 1 , A J ' .. li T it? Ann Reid Ida Smith Winston Stuart Dell Hutch Watkins 4 Nw S! 1'-J SW 47 In if MS vw gg., - SX .5 ts, 'I Tommy Rogers Iris Smith Margaret Thorpe Kent Watson wwe? Q wg., bg , .. 35,51 F V ,Z ,, r use We '- in is 5 ' 1 L 1 z ,,4,. , , ,M n C :fi ,lf I i t -- A 9 ' -. mf' - - Z- WI 7. 1', f tr Jllesil, !sf5-MP , 'Q , it t Q - A V .M M ,gas - slwy 5 ,H ,ss X -F' 'Wu ja,-3ff,1 ' .V , ri . ,-if tiff ff.'.i-'11-' P X f5.,f-,M4-g- :fl Uhiliaem 5-A-zypkigej 1-f up-Wi Patty White Joe Whitted 'TI NOT PICTURED: ., A ' Katherine Horn Brenda Hudson Richard Osborn Joe St. John Patsy Weaver Robbie Whitaker B11ly Wright Fred Young Allen Witt Emma Lou Womack The Class of '66 Karla Myers, who won the State Award for the Dog The Sophomore Class meeting in November presented Care and Training project through the 4-H, is being a program entitled--Dance Through the Ages. Here presented a lovely Elgin watch by Mrs. Coleman. Bitsy and Dell Hutch give their interpretation of an Egyptian Dance. 48 BUFFALO SHOOK COMPANY Sophomore Activities t 'WT W 7 REMEMBER: Be Quiet Fourth place in the F.H.A. Christmas Door Contest went to Mrs. Robinson's homeroom. 'The Sophomores really set a good example of what a bon-fire should be like. Here YOU See the 019 5011001 Spirit at Work- Joanna and Julie are real Chemistry students. DOROTHY MAY STORE 49 FARMVILLE MANUFACTURING CO. Ffa hmm CMSS fficefs 4 'HE BRITIS ,mis ,.. -f f Q3 W'-mm: Nami -n C T, S Q4 .J K I. 5. v.- QQ - 1. 1 ,M f TW we L- 2 7 Y ,127 ' ,ns QW' 1 urge I S , . ,Ianni Z ,. xv' K i 75. ,' . ' 5 fEHGLI3INU f pf ',, 1' ,, 1145! 7, .11 ,tt President ..... ............... . . Carter Carson Vice President . . . . . Ann Scott Secretary . . . . . Marshall Cook Treasurer ......... . . Jerry Dowdy S. C. A. Representatives . . . . . Danny Andrews Pat McKay Janet Rubley Kathy Hale ,Mr 4 M Freshmen Homeroom Teachers Mrs. Stuart, Mr. Melvin and Mrs. Yeatts. Picture in corner--Mrs. Lafoon. 50 Q .grid 45 C' C , 1 4 .ii I - i CE E ,f w ,, G .Ami x Q, f H, lsr 1 Li ,, -11. , . fa. e E-4' ,, mee if .X ales: .ge .,,5 ,J .. ,M N? ' lg f 'sr . f X. nj., 4 Q A A Y q -N V Iv Ur .ii id-W ,, J ,, , N, ' f.,. , Q 6 l i 1 af EQ Helen Adams Bobby Allen Danny Andrews Charles Armistead Brenda Bailey Bruce Baldwin Tommy Baldwin David Barton Meak Barton Ruth Barton Terry Biggs Billy Blair The Class of '6 Drew Bloomfield Ronald Bolick Carolyn Bowen Linda Bowenzm f J. W. Calhoun John Campbell Linda Carmichael Bettibel Carson 'DH lin., . 5 4-he lv' , i,,, 'v Q- r fi I 1- - 'u' .' , '.-. J H -fill 'rr oanze oyno y. n l yaooo, ,i, y i Q 'M Q 6 g pr Tex al 3' ' we X - P., r -BMX C N ' v 5 , , - V ,V L ' ' fa u ' A ' , A Q.. .,.. 43, , fr W ' , fi L an 5' ' Na- if I sie ' fm 5 Q g 'H , . 11. , - .,.. H Q V A W : Q Q l Henry Brown Carter Carson 6- Mi Lex Bruce Donald Carwile ,bs Y 'fv'-4.. ' pr ,M vu - 'Va , ,g., :W -e .'wi.,,f.em, M .alfa 5, Edward Chappell Eddie Chernault Calvin Doss Jerry Dowdy Jane Frank Faye Hamilton Q ' i Z 2113, -f 9 m-7.1!fLwy...v., - I '12 ? .g' v gsm' -V J Q, ., , Christy Gates Louise Hanbury , .A ,, .w V--7, .Pri X Y . 1 5 six L ug: Y ,, I i f W R A 41 n A . 'f- --...... Sandra Claybrook Tommy Driskill J.J. Gay Patty Hay Q ,- 41: ' ' ' lv 'fi -' 5 1 2 ww . .MQ 'N we l f Q ll ! izi ! 1 ss? 1 is ww, lv, 52 Q, T sr, IW -an , ' H-. , w ' U I y H ' 1 ofi 1' . . .F V - SE' D I X Q.. - Y Z X fi ...- Z 52 1' w Ann Coleman Marshall Cook Nancy Covington Carol Fancher Darlene Ferguson Joyce Foster The Class Tommy Gilliam Steve Green Jackie Henderson Kathy Hale Bonnie Hudgins Valerie Hoffman .wee-. ,, --,f.5iM 1 C 3? ff? - if 'Y if ,-Zigi ' J H., fr' if W -X l A ' 1 A I Q- . I Y ,w X, '- , ..,:.. M ,, , H3 A W w ..g,, ,,?.. iigwl'x M2g W,,'y',V5 ::?Q1.:.-wh -,5...:.V 'H' M ' ,V Qmilgt f m-V Q, 1 if 1 f H W 4 V, E ', V , zz, MH Q m gggff A W t df ,t xl' - ', 1 H Ti' ll M A 'RR ll 'W - 'fest - H WM Q L L ..: r ox M i vw fi . 'Pie Y! in , 45.25 1 y My :gh . J Q1 if -- , X1 K fl? wx 'tiff' Diane Inge Jimmy Jenkins Carolyn Kelly Carolyn Lacks Irene Lang Joyce Leatherwood Alice Lindsey Margaret Linville Wilma Loveday Maybelle Lynn Stephen Mitchell Betty Morris of 76 Wanda Morris Pat McKay Rachel Neathery Betty Newcomb Sherry Overton Margaret Reynolds Gwenda Roberts Janet Rubley Ann Scott Dupey Sears Theresa Phelps Jean Shelton hs' ofa- ,W N is 'UQ ,als J -Kiev 53 1 4' I. Ll gum in ' i , i s :-H ii ' ggslrg- K ,ff a , . - Wm ? 5 tags 1. Y ,ei 1 ' , A 'aria ' K I H 1 H H 3 . mm WW '29 Jerry Shelton James Shreck Shyleen Simmons C. J. Slayton Patricia Slayton Iris Smith Ruby Smith Virgil Smith Sally Sudsberry Earl Swink Buck Sydnor Dudley Sydnor The Class of 96 Parker Terry Butch Lyons .gb-1 'Z N!! N Jackie Tucker Jeffrey Weinburg NOT PICTURED: David Moore Shirley Scruggs Leonard Witt 54 Betty Williams Emily Yeatts Roger Yeatts V ' ig-r' me MOTTLEY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY O G Qlfijhoo 0,5029 Ola Mr. Melvin seems disturbed. Is it c:Tl'd or H c:2 TT , in -4. Freshman cti ities Mrs. Yeatts' Home Economics Class takes note on manners. 60,1 615: 6 'ff Q 'gm 'bolus lb S8429 lb G Drug.- V W Mrs. Stuart and two 4th period English boys look at one of the English projects. Ann, Brenda and Ann Gail look amazed at Mrs. Southal1's tooth chart. 1 I x,' 5- M: ju 'xi Tx wx' ww k ?'m3!H,f1,N' 'W' W' ' wx ttt N N gg ::,,, THE STATE THEATER SS NEWMANS MEN's SHOP Eighth Grade K Class fiieers gnnrm 5 Q Al. CG E -6 I 4 . Q .. 5 WC: Q7 President . . . ......,... . . Debbie Morton Vice PI'eSident . . , , Marie Matthews Secretary . . . . . . Barbara Driskill Treasurer ......... . . . Kathy Wood S. C. A. Representatives . . . . . Faye Patteson Nancy A. Smith Billy Carwile Steve Glenn 1 G RELRNIJ 45.5 fi . 2 -.N Mgt, W .4411 155 ,Eighth Grade Homeroom Teachers Mrs. Sears, Mr. McCoo1, and Mrs. Atkinson. Picture in corner--Mrs. Simkins 56 6 1 'S Jim K ' , -if is ff ,A as 31 w 'M -5 -if-we B I - Q fn .5 - , , 1 , .V-A . ,, X J r . ,C .V -- W ' WS: :www - F- W ' gggfswb Lia- 'L-f Mary Atkins Kathleen Baldwin Lucy Barksdale Beverly Bass Patricia Bently Charlie Blair Willie Booth Sam Bowles Betty Bradshaw Ann Gray Brooks Bobby Bruce The Class of 96 Bobby Burger Riley Burks Bobby Chambers Jackson Chandler l l l. 5 vi. 1 Q- ,QT-fi 'C 'Q Pj Q -3 117-Y. Y.-4 'rfifgilgtii- 1 it C-'11 , ' mi? ' QL Q5 :. N.. if Billy Carwile Bobby Chappell QQ- I Edna Carwile Gray Chappell Hxis Jerry Carwile Kenneth Childress fir L ,R I H .,,k IQQ? , 1 RN , 'VV Martha Bruce Jimmy Carwile Earlene Clabo 'iii 57 . ix? ' ez: M .M L g if Q H. , , , :qw F -' ,Z ' ' fi? :- . .:.,,, 95. ff' 'ff 4 -U50 lla qw I F l , If 'UW' 7' , J l if C a s B 'W' A .- , V ,V . ,,, A ' A 4' V ' . N ' . - - . ...Q- 1 1-If rf. I I ' .. A V az i,-- . 5 2' gy K' Y ' .ll las. . Il . sq.. Mike Clabo Jane Coleman Katherine Collins Barbara Covington Betty Crawley Kenneth Cox Charles Dickerson Albert Doss Barbara Driskill Greg Early Reginald Eggleston Jimmy Ennis John Farley Al Finch Brenda Fore Jimmy Garnett Steve Glenn Charles Hackney Elsie Hackney Kathy Hargrove Mary Harris J. W. Higgins Tom Hix Dee Hobgood -65 -Th -A MW- X CTQ 'Qv 'cp' sm F-355- viii? dfiqgyy 'ww IN 'Q v g ,V ....., A N Q I J: I y ,iw ,rr YI My I , , , x ' H +., ' i ' , K 3 '- L W ' is ., 'C 4 fi um ' iff X W ww ,,, FE-,-E-. .:. P . 2 Qi, I ' f. I E, :-: - , . to '- Q L 12511-2 M W ,R ,, N5 he , ig ,. ' Q. wie LE , W . .. 11, ,F W , ,, 1 .ai .1 Qu: I is l is V 'I ' v kg, J .- ,- v A i rrss at ' f X r ! 'n- ., ,L ' I i. , - 4.1, .a l 2 1,j'- gfx? . ' Q x 1, If ' i A V ' ig? Q ' .wil Q r fi ' Q Linda Hodges Roberta Hudgins Ann Jacobs Brenda Layne G. W. Lewis Connie Lindsey of 968 Jackie Martin Wanda Nash W -gg A 1 1 K w -:Hai A ' ...1 W f AY' , j 'L Shar on Martin Jimmy Nixon A Deborah Mason Tommy Nixon af V I. .Y I ,,,.,.,.. - E A r 4 A :.-57, Hgglvx In , A e L M viz. ' i I hw Billy Johnson Barbara Long Marie Matthews Joan Owen Q. , Hifi ' 59 ,453 as gk f 43 - ' cz'-'P L , .,V, A F7 M f , f,.f'A,,,A flu W -AM., -' A Cv gg :uw F - - K 1 .. 2 LA- 1 Wi' vo- ' -1.14 ' Carolyn Johnson Carl Lee Kernodle Wesley Long Joyce Morgan Tootie Parker i 5. .5 1, I ' un. H Y get I-.Q 'f . , ,NV I, ' Jimmy Mann Debbie Morton Faye Patterson .' V hi . . . I F 1 5 V 5 CF? ISD i 1 ' , Thx- ..4g ffno I Ll l 101 1 1 - L E A -WX. ' 4. .r R' 1 'Y. I v I T 'tvs , w . i 1 I V r l l IN l Gilbert Price Morris Reynolds Jerry Roach Beth Robinson Tommy Schmidt Judy Shelton Katie Shelton Laura Mae Slayton Evelyn Smith Gordon Smith Lorraine Smith Nancy Smith Gentry Stanley Ethel Statzer Tim Timberlake Hettie Vanover Carolyn Vaughan Nellie Whitaker Robert Wilkerson Richard Williamson Jerry Witt Marshall Womack 'K fi xx ' , R 'Q 1 - i G' T f ' m i 'I A ' ' ' ff l J 'hw i -. J? - fb if 'vw ks -a x er, 5, rr ' e Cathy Wood Julian Wood Carol Woodson NOT PICTURED: Donald Gilliam Ann Simmons ' of '6 The students in Mrs. Sears' homeroom won third place in the door contest. In the Christmas Door Contest, Mrs. Atkinson's homeroom won honorable mention for A Christ- mas Prayer . Y W W W , ,., V a - fi ,-Hai' Y Hwewwqi w 1 .Mtg-,nh M, ',,- H , ff M U , ,, HM ,, H 1 - w . , Mrs. Sears keeps three of her history students spellbound at her desk. , L , YY 7 777 f f, Bough of Good Citizenshi 1-ff g ACTIVITIES ,I yf -,Xie W ' .o.. I' H , -X Xi x A by ag X: ' X -X X bf I K Q A ,uM 'fPsQ NI H , L, I ,w,,www,,w1wv,Wvw 'vpwww!gwmwu,wf,u , 'vm ' 'w'wm'vn3muh-,Nwwrww W,w,w,n:wu' 'Nwail af-w,'qL,w3my'Q 3,39 ,muhw',vwyfvC'xa'b,Nw +0 W ' J' G ' f' I' ww gb --., 1w-my 4, - A,-V - -. , mm Nw 3, M Q M if M J, -, V ,, Q5 , H I,-W ---- -- ,,g- 5 w y,,, ,, t I .. , - nr N f- ' 1' H Q- w .5 - - l- ': , ' 'I U U 1!-. 1151 A - . ' -7 9 ,. .' 7 f-.Y K., O 1 I I, Q A, . G K uff ,, ' QWX Q ,N W H ,M W , ' NN 'A f I 1 , f L, f If J IW ,,,.mf Q fm bn, H, .. I: Ng. eg bc ,.s ,mu Nj ,- , I 1 M WM WW,,:, by V wf,,9,, lvfJ L'!ih,,vrfgMjr,,WU,m IUIWNQ P www,ww:vww.w Wm WM, J I iwwwwffvksf WILSON HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY 62 THE CAMERA ARTIST Focus may mance Y it Aman t tncs G to w wg' gs SEATED CL. to RJ: June Lancaster, Editor, Mrs. Anne Robinson, Advisor, Sally Watkins, Business Manager. STANDING CL. to RJ: Mary Molnar, Book Columnist, May and Kay Gilliam, Editorial Editors, Sandra Eddins, Feature Editor, Jane McClung, Girls' Sports Editor, Peggy Redd, News Editor, Jimmy Putney, Boys' Sports Editor. -SR l.:u'Lq1.'5 A 7 v 1 pp I The FOCUS, PEA S schoo newspaper, M i aims to provide full news coverage of stu- dent activities. It offers experience in jour- nalism for those interested in this field. Published eight times a year, the FOCUS is ' written and mimeographed by Academy stu- dents. new-'UU SEATED CL. to RJ: Mary Molnar, June Lancaster, Mrs. Anne Robinson, and Sally Watkins. STANDING CL. to RJ: Kathy Peters, Sandra Eddins, May Gilliam, Beth Laws, Kay Gilliam, Peggy Redd, Bill Garland, Jane McC1ung, Jimmy Putney, Margaret Osborn. TYPISTS: P. Nelson, J. Bruce, A. Covington, P. Moore, L. King, B.Yeatts, A. Campbell, R. Paulson, E. Hanna, A. Sho- walter, C. Carwile, B. Chappell, S. Brown, and D. Jones. S TA N DING: A. B. Andrews, A. Holmes- E dito r, G. Abernathy-Assistant Activities Noel-Assistant Sports Editor, L. Stokes, M. S. Gates-Activities Editor, M. L. Hubbard, M. B. Of course there have been many times dur- ing this year when we wished we had never. heard of an annual, but it really has been fun. We will never forget the many trying hours we spent selling ads, collecting stu- dents' money for their annuals, and sitting in front of the almighty typewriter. How- REPRESENTATIVES: STANDING- Webster, L. Stokes, B. Garland, W. Abernathy, B. Burger, N. Smith, B. Morton, P. Gee, J. Tucker, B. Glenn, Andrews,S. Eddins, L. Hanbury, C. Not Pictured: S. Brown, D. Sears, S. Reece, E. Carter. Assistant Student Editor, S. Putney-Sports Editor, T. Lloyd. SEATED: C. Carter, B. Hamersly, J. Baldwin, R. Fishburne, B. J. Newman, and B. B. Smith. ever, all these things that go into putting a yearbook together, wi ll r e m ai n in our memories alongwith the other happy events of the year. We would like to express our sincere thanks to each and every student who helped make this annual possible. in N . , , BUSINESS MANAGER - Linda Stokes STUDENT EDITOR - Rene Fishburne, ART EDITOR - Celia Carter, and ASSISTANT ART EDITOR - Betty Booker Smith. PHOTOGRAPHERS - Doug Fitzgerald, Tommy Lloyd, and Tone Demuth. C. Noblin, K. Peters, S. Noble, G. Stuart, A. Field, Theo Leduc, G. Robinson, A. Jacobs. SEATED-P. A. M. Pearson, D. Mahan, L. Gates, D. H. Watkins and T. Biggs. WEE W 4-A? S.C.A. President, Betty B. Smith and V. President-Graham Webster, presented the sponsors Miss Porter and Miss Min- kel Knot picturedj with Christmas pre- sents at the S.C.A. Christmas Tea. MSQSMSMSZSFZSZSZSZL' STANDING: C. Carter, A. G. Cole- Andrews, N. Johnson, J. Noel, H. Rubley. SITTING: Miss Lillian sors, F. Patteson, B. B. Smith, V. Fishburne, C. Mitchell, L. Stokes, and P. McKay. 'ms lifchsa- E E E 5 Y G S.C.A. REPRESENTATIVES TO THE DISTRICT MEETING: M. Gilliam, R. Fishburne, P. McKay, G. Webster, L. Andrews, S. Brooks, B. Glenn, H. Yeatts, F. Patteson, N. Johnson, B. B. Smith, B. Garland, L. Stokes, Miss Alma Porter-Sponsor, and A. V. Bruce. SPONSORS: Miss L i l 1 i a n Minkel and Miss Alma Porter Knot pictured.j BRADSHAW BROTHERS 66 CARTER'S FLOWER SHOP .N 'W .- 1 ,eevvritg-l1vH:,g2!,, E,, ' 1 ' , in H' LH x 1 , man, J. Baldwin, B. Glenn, D. Yeatts, B. Garland, S. Brooks, J. Minkel and Miss Alma Porter-Spon- Smith, N. A. Smith, G. Webster, R. P. Bain, L. Andrews, A. V. Bruce, Our S.C.A. Of S.C.A. every one is a part, Though the student council serves as the heart . To always guide us in what we should do Behind us we have our counselors two. As leaders, there are our officers five. Now, here are the goals for which we strive. To make each student a citizen true, To foster leaders and scholars, too, To help relations with every teacher, To keep our sportsmanship from desk to bleacher, To stand for good in every way, These are the goals of our S.C.A. To build teamwork and standards for all, To prepare each for his future call, To help each student's character grow, To develop the good from head to toe, To strive for the best for P.E.A., This we pledge for our S.C.A. TAYLOR MANUFACTURING CO. INC. O 6 Santa Koi our S.C.A. Christmas Programj was very good to all the students of P.E.A. r --wiv- v ,L . gifts . P:-53 ,YT N s-.pr 1 13 x are high N zifv M j-75-: li , QM OFFICERS: Betty Booker Smith-President, Linda Andrews-Sec- retary, Graham Webster-Vice President, Celia Ca.rter-Corres- ponding Secretary, Ann Gail Coleman-Treasurer, Miss Alma Porter and Miss Lillian Minkel-SPONSORS. LEGGETT'S DEPT. STORE 67 F. H. A. lvl.- ,..,,. ,.-,. -,.:: 5: .,.f .dx -1, Nwnx ' l 1 7- ggi K. s at 'S MEMBERS: J. Slayton, S. Smith, T. Phelps, J. Foster, I. Smith, I. Smith, K. Reynolds, M. Reynolds, and S. Cumpston,- SEATED: A. Frank, D. Dowdy, V. Martin, A. Newton, A. Mull, and C. Loan. Lucy Putney and Jeanette Slayton give First Aid Supplies to Coach, from the F.H.A.for the school. f ' f f of A Christmas Door Contest was sponsored by the F.H.A. Mrs. Pickett's homeroom won second place. OSBORN'S GROCERY 68 W. A. PRICE COMPANY F. H. A. - -ui 1 - 1,9 lit' pl 'A N , ,w,' ess 1. ' F.H.A. OFFICERS: Anne Frank-Secretary, Carol Loan-Treasurer, Vicki Martin-President, Dama Carol Dowdy- Vice President, Ann Mull-Reporter, and Anne Newton-Historian. Vickie Martin looks on as Ann Mull puts the finishing touches to her hat. F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America is a national organ- ization which has proved to many homemaking students to be the torch which lights the way Toward New Hori- zons . The organization offers opportunities for in- dividual as well as group activities and prepares these youngwomen for the domes- tic roles they will assume in the future. SPONSORS: Mrs. Nancye Noel, and Mrs. Carolyn Yeatts NEWMAN TIRE COMPANY PUTNEY PLUMBING Sz HEATING CO. 69 . ess .swf H ' use . ,Q ? f w ww - gif 'ssesfgs 1 Glee Club ROW 1 Cl. to r.J: I. Lang, J. Blanton, J. Rubley, B.J. Morris, and K. Hale. ROW 2: C. Gates, S. Cumpston, T. Phelps, J. Tucker, B. B.Carson, and R. Fishburne. ROW 3: G. Smith, M. Case, M. Gresham, S. Agee, M. A. Tucker, B. J. Gates. ROW 4: E. Smith, A. G. Coleman, S. Watkins, L. Putney, A. Pearson, S. Dwyer, and J. Lancaster. ROW 5: Tone Demuth, Mrs. Adele Watkins-Leader, T. Leduc, S. Ortner, and S. Putney. ..-..- The Glee Club sang carols at the Thanksgiving Service at the Pres- byterian Church. GLEE CLUB The Prince Edward Acad- emy Glee Club is under the di- rection of Mrs. Adele H. Wat- kins. Organized in the fall of 1962, the Glee Club has parti- cipated in s cho ol activities. This year, the Glee Club sang at the community Thanksgiving Service, a Christmas celebra- tion in Farmville, A Christmas meeting of the Women's Club, at the Easter Sunrise Service, and at the commencement at Prince Edward Academy. RUTH'S BEAUTY SALON President - Theo Leduc Secretary- Treasurer - Jane McC1ung FARMVILLE SPORTS CENTER 70 Librarian - Steve Ortner 4 , , ,fr f X ff , , ,fy 1 .i '.,,f,' 1 v,'f ,fl I, If ff I I I f i f f I - Z5 A f ' of manship ATH LETI CS .- r L to R CROW lj K Morgan, G Websterg B. Bridgeforthg J. Evansg W. Stimpsong B. Burgerg B., Farley,E Lamberth,R Chambers J St John. CROW 23: B. Lancasterg D. Locklairg A. Skidmoreg 31 S Shelton A Andrews J Gates J. Noelg C. Greeng L. Huskeyg K. Stocktong R. Mottleyg T. Fulcher, N Johnson C Weaver B Farmerg R.C. Gilmer. J. Scottg Morrisg R. Jenkinsg C: natteson, T. Brooksg B, Garlandg B. Marting T. Pinelli. KROW : . g . 3 . 5 ' . 3 . 5 . Scores 1 J 1 . P,E.A. Opponent 0 Fluvanna 7 0 Greensville 26 13 Victoria 7 12 Buckingham 7 6 Crewe 12 0 Brunswick 10 7 Blackstone 13 14 Randolph Henry 7 31 Cumberland 0 7 Bluestone 26 1 Co-Captains, Robert Jenkins and Chuck Patteson with lVIr. R. C. Gilmer, coach and Mr. S. Shelton, Assistant coach were leaders of the '63 football team. E :J NEWMAN CHEVROLET 71 NORTH GATE SERVICE STATION Var it Football 1,5 x s i i O I- J' , I JenkinS putS up a g0Od bl0Ck BS MOI'I'iS COmeS thI'0L1gh- Earl Lamberth is on the ball for Farmville with Nelson Johnson tackling. ,Q ' 'r gf- X in J, A . 'e It's Morris in the clear and Blackstone sprawling! Evans stopped after a long gain. SOUTHSIDE SUNDRY CO. GREEN FRONT STORE 72 Junior Var ity Football STANDING: J. Dowdy, S. Green, G. Baldwin, B. Trimble, T. Nixon, J. Chandler, J. Nixon, D. Sears, B. Chambers, K. Baldwin, and Coach Stuart Shelton. KNEELING: M. Clabo, J. J. Gay, S. Brooks, T. Leatherwood, B. Dickerson, D. Hay, M. Mann, J. Fleetwood, J. Farley, and B. Johnson. Coach Stuart Shelton with Tri-Captains, Kirk Baldwin, Carter Carson, and Dupy Sears. 'P.E.A. 0 O 0 0 Scores Amelia Amelia Amelia Amelia Opponent 2 0 14 26 7 HOME FURNITURE CO. 73 BOTTLED GAS CO. OF FARMVILLE X W.:-32' 1fe . En ' 1 NU '25 ' 2- Cheer ev E55 5 L 5 H! H55 2 If B Glenn S Eddms, A. Andrews, G. Hanbury, C. Noblin, R Doyne E L Womack, Assistant Head Cheerleader B. B. The Cheerleaders have made zenship, promote school spirit, the students at P.E.A. They are throughout the year, such as games, as well as sponsoring These girls are bestowed with Worked hard to fulfill their are proud to be a part of the equally proud of them. THE FARMVILLE HERALD The Cheerleaders take time our from the game long enough to KAYTON FUEL C0, eaders ' r x W' tl A ,E 1 - :la ,ru ...rx I F 1, A 1 Ffa J.Baldwin, P. Gee, M. S. Hamersly, P Morton C Gates s Smith, Head Cheerleader-C. Carter. it their duty to foster good citi- and set a shining example for all challenged by many activities decorating the field for football the annual homecoming dance. honor and responsibility and duties as Cheerleaders. They school and hope that P.E.A. is COLLEGE SHOPPE Our Senior Cheerleaders hven up the crowd for COOK'S SERVICE STATION fhell' 1aSf 89-me ' '1 A Y 1 nam 45651 J 9 K! 9 K! 9 I l ' 4 2191 Limb of Honor Homecoming SN Co- Captains, Chuck Patteson and Robert Jenkins present the Queen, Celia Carter, with her crown and bouquet of roses, as crown-bearer, Lou Carter Fulton, watches closely. There are many onlookers as the Cheerleaders M A prepare to ride on their float in the Parade. Mary B. Newman, the Witch on the Cheerleading Float--Witches and Wo lv e r in e s , is talking to Carolyn and Peggy before the Parade. Jackie Evans was the proud winner of the car deco- rating contest and won two passes to the Home- coming Dance. BRADSHAW'S RESTAURANT 76 FOURTH STREET MOTOR CO. N' A Ar' Q 58,1 - Wy Y? F i I V T 1 1 x 'H . --v I, 2 :F A f. . 1 .. I A J , 5 me :X i' . 4 f N 5, Z f T g, krr. . f R X X! x 0122 Q COIIQI Celia Carter , JC i . I ,K 12 -F ' U ' LKVL l ' . 5 H s I 'L Ami X 'K - 1517?isv'ws3?if ?,5ggfsX!5SaiflN'sfa 1 4 , , N ,Mx ,fi BARRETT PLUMBING AND HEATING 77 ADAMS FRUIT MARKET .iss 'bgf-f?,QTf,a Ei. N .T . 1 . ,. Homecoming :El 1 J' . 1 if B 1 . . . R' cw' --: P. 1-LV 5 E ,l' Q .gig X 1 'V' -H, 5 lck. .az 4 L, S' . L :IQ N : ' Q g RRI. Y . PE f mf 1 tO o O -- 1 mf , . A , 1 V, I l V 1 B 1 E 4 ,fi I i A k k x I n I X , ' '1 . A fn ' X rf fit ' f - K., -M A 1.- ,X .A , v! Q , . 1 B B O f 1 . 1 O . 1 f f 1 3 ' 5 3 U X ,Q 1 M- O, ' v oo J it r A gt O ,, . ,S is-- ,g , MAID OF HONOR - Betty Booker Sliith I T X, ,fm ,' 'F' 'GEL W. -1 I I 4 L -I xifsifo . . ,. . 1 'pw f wi t 15223233 Stiff' wait N ' N Y -RN egg, H H t. th W , :tiff . ii! HOMECOMING COURT: FRONT ROW - Betty Booker Smith and Celia Carter. BACK ROW - Kathleen Baldwin, Pat McKay, Ruth Doyne and Sandra Eddins. THE FLOOR SHOP 75 B BOXWOOD COURT! X 0 OII1CCOII11I1g -1 SM 14 L. 5 , '- :ug V fr . lift? . -A -, .,,. . ' A - - , ' , 5 -- . . , . ' Q., ' -ju ' f '4 s 'N K W ,P Qzywx X , XL- Q , X , H ,, . 1 . w X , N 151 Ti Q I If , i , Q It a 3 5 J I xx r .1' kr'-V. u A ' I . ,P ' K I .., Jdfqxkg ,N 1- 5 i , S V - X, RM , VJ ,Qs -' f 1 2.1, - -3. ,JH gy . f , x V 'H ' -anfgf' f. V ,'. rf' ' n' QQQIJEI' . 'QQ-gg ig' !i'f23 h'1 -' ' -v' - ,ami-'U F ' 'Re 1 LM? A ,A . + , -, . .AK 1. ' V, Nu Ne- e+..Psw wif 2' fw XL il: 'tx fl W.. A WN Pi' Tw? ' X - +f Zi Q : ff' 51 1, 1 ' f AI 5 f .,. ,,,. M X 5.1 F -Wil. ., 'S - N- xxx ,-.3, .,.5'j.i5 : 5, 3 -f -M3-f 5 f--f. '-' -5 .f va 5:5-gg A ,I -.. .RWM , K 1 iz... L, , , 3 x . W ,v J' ' ,wi K 1 V lr ,L x QRS, OS 4451824 rw! .Q , rf ,, . 995' 'fzl 'NWA , ' N, ii,.-Avril. v-. 7. -' 'e' ,frf f f5'3Q-.1 9 C'3f'I' ' 1 r FARMVILLE ESSO 79 L O f x Am, x 7? 3 ' 1- , - , .,, A 51? 4 1 1 ,X X 1 x 4 Football anquct The Mighty Four - Jackie Evans, Andy Andrews, Tom Fulcher, and Chuck Green were chosen as next years Football Captains. R ob e rt Jenkins-Radio Press Award, and Most Valuable Play- er. Tom Brooks-Sportsmam ship A w a r d, a n d Scholastic Award. DAVIDSON'S FOOTBALL BANQUET The football team held its annual banquet on December 18, 1963 in the Fellowship Room of the Farmville Methodist Church. The banquet was attended by the varsity and junior varsity football teams and the cheerleaders. Mr. 'Xl Smith, announ- cer for W.F.L.O., was the guest speaker. After dinner, several awards were presented for the 1963 football season. Tom Brooks received the Sportsmanship Award and the Scholastic Award. Robert Jenkins received the Radio-Press Award Most Valuable Player Award. HERBERT R. STOKES - REAL ESTATE APPRAISER 80 1 Varsit asketball STANDING: Coach R. C. Gilmer, David Hay, Greg Baldwin, Bobby Farmer, Tom Fulcher, Bill Burger, and Carl Eubank. KNEELING: Graham Webster, Jackie Evans, Glen Morris, Alex Skidmore, and George Clements. SCORES P.E.A. OPPONENT 37 Kembridge 76 3 8 Dinwiddie 80 57 Randolph Henry 61 63 Victoria 76 64 Amelia 7 1 38 Buckingham 60 50 Bluestone 76 49 Buckingham 52 55 Blackstone 54 44 Amelia 71 64 Crewe 73 45 Parkview 79 Glen Morris, our varsity basketball captain, is flanked by Coach Gilmer and Coach Shelton. FARMVILLE FURNITURE CO. WEYANOKE BOOK SHOP 81 Var ity Basketball i i is Bobby Farmer lays it up to add two points to the Bobby Farmer follows up his shot as George Clements Academy's score. waits for the possibility of arebound as the Wolverines played host to the Oreoles of Amelia. Glen Morris has the accuracy to add two more points Greg Baldwin puts one in for the Academy as Tom to the Academy's score against Bluestone. Fulcher watches during the Bluestone-Academy game. BOWEN-SANFORD DRUG CO. K SHANABERGER Sz SONS 82 Junior Var it Basketball 234 -'31 STANDING: Coach Shelton, Danny Andrews, Robbie Whitaker, and Dupy Sears. KNEELING: Billy Blair, Jerry Dowdy, Carter Carson, and Wim Pastoor. N ll ..... Q E i i w san n , V' K H e H ,N Sky J' ' ..ss24e2i5ss1:' - 5'5- sw de. W . ...WG N r 3, -1 X. ' in HWQQ H Q iuhgigiiilstll it ii 5 N N scoREs ww .2 an P.E.A. OPPONENT llli 20 Buckingham 37 i 25 Amelia 33 t 34 Randolph Henry 33 34 Amelia 35 3 0 Crewe 2 0 45 Crewe 36 R, Coach Stuart Shelton and J. V. Basketball Captain- Carter Carson. VAUGHAN'S GROCERY CO. W. A. WATSON 81 SONS INSURANCE CO. 83 J uruor Vars1t Basketball Jerry Dowdy awalts a rebound as Greg Baldwm puts one up during a practlce sess1on 9 f JZ. I Q ' Q X LR' TAYLOR- FORBES CO Girls' Basketball STANDING: S. Watkins-Manager, M. J. Blair, S. Agee, L. Putney, S. Dwyer, A. Campbell, B. Blair, B. B. Carson, N. Covington, C. Gates, Manager-A. G. Coleman, and Coach-Mrs. Jackie Southall. SEATED: D. H. Watkins, A. M. Pearson, C. Mathews, T. Biggs, and P. Hay. KNEELING: Mary B. Newman and Rene Fishburne. SCORES P .E .A . OPPONENT 13 Kembridge 54 'P 14 Dinwiddie 73 1 1 Randolph Henry 5 1 23 Victoria 62 15 Amelia 50 17 Buckingham 3 9 27 Bluestone 45 24 Blackstone 64 28 Crewe 29 11 Parkview 50 Co-captains, Mary B. Newman and Rene Fishburne re- ceive instructions for the game Friday night from Mrs. Southall, Coach. B5 Girl ' asketball 5 ,,.,sn, 'A W- 'mi sf jill C f f N. i 1 ' 12 Q .IFQQQ ff 0 -A ffl? 1. X 4 , '.- ' t, ,x I' ,A V' 1 ff : 'X ' gm- .b n, X Q x Ag '- ' A' AA .l Christy Gates dribbles down the floor and Lucy Putney runs with her. Mary B. Newman charges for a rebound. J . aff 4 5' - Q x- ' T. fe i X 1 N sf! n -T in Qu - .- ww S C IQ Woe. If Christy Gates drives again as she goes down court Sf' 86 against Crewe. What would We do Without nv-- N, , C: 1 STANDING: B.Harris, K. Stockton , M. Chappell, G. Goin, C. McFadden, W. Stimpson, B. Farley, E Lamberth, Mr Scruggs, and W. Goin. KNEELING: son, and H. Harris. DELMAR PHOTOGRAPHER Max Ward BUS MECHANIC Mr. Martin Roach BUS DRIVERS L. Trent, A. Flippen, S. Coleman, E. Crawley, J. Irving, R. Nevel, W. Robin C' O Z' 45 if 2' so, qs, O0 Qc' cf 51 '9fOJj1-6, flfx Jiioofzzqgley '12 6' 9 CO fig, 0- 01' .O 002 0153? 46. 1P6jfO!gs lib 5Q90Q6,jQ's GQ' Qfe -2 O40-':fo0J'o,Z '. 06 Q0 Ge- .. 004 .qt 3069 7 J, 6, Q ' 6 6 ,1-OE.-pls' o 001, 87 Senior Stati tio ALLEN, C.J.: Kirly-Smith, Jr.-Sr. H.S. Jacksonville Fla., Rainbow Girls C2,3,4,515 Bend C1,215 Bio- Phy- Chem Club C315 Art Club C315 Art Council C4,515 Beta-Y Teens C515 Para Medical C51. BAGBY, W.L.: P.E.A. Bali Team C3,4,51. BALDWIN, J.A.: S.C.A. Rep C215 Sec. C315 V.P. C415 Class V.P. C315 Cheerleader C3,4,515 Girls' State Del. C41, Gov. C515 Ea. CAVALIER C51. BROOKS, T.W. III,: V.P. Class C215 Football C2,3,4,515 Pres. Class C315 V.P. Class C415 Del. to Boys' State C415 Citizenship Award C41. BROWN, S.G.: Sec. of Class C415 CAVALIERC515 Focus C51. BRUCE, A.V.: S.C.A. Rep. C1,415 Class Pres. C215 Latin Tournament C215 CAVALIER C41. BRUCE, J .H.: 4-H Club Junior Leader, Song Leader5 Focus C51- CAMPBELL, A.P.: F.H.A. C2,315 Focus C51. CARTER, C.G.: Class Treas. C215 Homecoming Rep. C21, Queen C515 Focus Staff C2,315 Cheerleader C3,41, Head C515 Basketball C2,315 S.C.A. Rep. C31, State Del. C31, Cor. Sec. C315 Dec. Com. Jr.-Sr. C415 CAVALIER Art Editor C51. CARWILE, C.A.: 4-H Club Song Leader C2,31, Sec. C515 F.H.A. C21,Rep-C31, Pres. C41, Parl. C515 Longwood Fed. V.P. C415 CAVALIER C515 Focus Staff C51. CHAPPELL, B.M.: F.H.A. C215 Focus C51. COLEMAN, R.S.: Football C315 Pres. 4-H County Council C41. cOv1Nc.TON,A.B.: FarmvilleH.S.Tri-Hi-Y C115 P.E.A.- F.H.A. C2,3,4,51. COVINGTON, A.M.: F.H.A. C21, Glee Club C415 Typing Ass't C51- COVINGTON, H.E.: 4-H C1ub5 Typist C51. DEMUTH, A.M. JR.: Glee Club C4,515 CAVALIER C415 Focus C41. Doss, w.M. DRUEN, N.P.: F.H.A. C215 Dec. Com. Jr.-Sr. C41. FALLS, w.M.: s.c.A. Rep C11. FISHBURNE, E.D.: Tryon H.S., N. Car.5 Class Sec. C215 Homecoming Rep. C215 Basketball C215 Classical League C215 Glee Club C215 P.E.A. Basketball C3,4, 515 S.C.A. Rep. C4,515 CAVALLER Art. comm. C41. CAVALIER Student Ed. C515 Art Com. C515 Glee Club C4,515 Entertainment Com. Jr.-Sr. C41. FITZGERALD, D.M.: CAVALIER Photographer C4,51. FLOYD, W.B. GATES, B.J.: Latin Tournament C215 Glee Club C4,515 Dec. Com. Jr.-Sr. C415 Ways and Means Com. C415 CAVALIER staff C2,3,4,515 Activities Ed. C51. GATES, C.M.: Lib.Ass'tC1,215 Cheerleader C3,4,515 Focus Staff C315HomecomingAct. Com. C3,4,515 Glee Club C4,515 CAVALIER typist C415 Jr.-Sr. Com C41. GEE, H.w. GEE, M.E.: F.H.A. C215 Class seo. C215 S.C.A. Rep. C315 CAVALIER C3,4,515 Cheerleader C3,4,515 Senior Class Treasurer. GILLIAM, F.M.: Latin Tournament C215 Editorial Ed Focus C515 S.C.A. Rep. C51. GILLIAM, M.K.: Latin Tournament C215 Jr.-Sr. Refresh- ment Comm. C415 Girls' State Alternate C415 Class Sec. C515 Editorial Ed. Focus C51. GILLS, W.J.: Jr.-Sr. Comm. C51. GOIN, W.J.: Farmville H.S. Shop Club C11. GRESHAM, M.S.: F.H.A. C1,21, Historian C315 Glee Club C4,51- HANBURY, B.B. Jr.: Class Pres. C1,415 S.C.A. Rep. C2,31. HANNA, E.C.: Focus C51. HARRIS, H.M. HODGES, P.I.: F.H.A. C215 Jr.-Sr. Comm. C415 Library Ass't. C3,51. HUBBARD, M.L.: CAVALIER Staff C4,515 Jr.-Sr. Comm. C415 Glee Club C415 Sr. Adv. Comm. C515 Focus Staff C41- JENKINS, R.W.: Football C3,41, Co-Captain C51. Senior Statistic JOHNSON, L.A.: Farmville H.S. C153 Brooksville H.S., Florida, Basketball C25, Library Club3 P.E.A. Foot- ball C3 ,45. JONES, D.L.: Typing Ass't. C55. JONES, H.A. KING, L.L.: F.H.A. C2,353 Glee Club C453 Focus C55. LANCASTER, J.D.: Library Ass't C153 Latin Tournament C253 F.H.A.C253 Class Rep. C253 Focus Reporter C2, 353 Ass't News Ed. C45, Editor C553 Glee Club C4,55, NCET Achievement Award C453 Jr.-Sr. C453 Nat'l Merit Finalist C55. LANE, S.A.: Stevan F. Austin H.S., Texas, Spanish Club Choir C2,353 Span. Club Del. State Convention C353 Cheerleader C453 Victoria, Va. Spanish Club C453 Sec. Sci. Club C55. LEDUC, T.E.: Agusta Raa Jr. H.S., Fla. Drama Club C25 French Club C253 Leon High School, Fla., French Honor Club C35, Homeroom President C353 Jr. Ex- change Club C353 P.E.A. Glee Club C45, Glee Club Pres. C55, CAVALIER C55. MARTIN, A.V.: F.H.A. C25,Treasurer C35, Vice Pres. C45, Pres. C55. MCDONALD, B.A.: Focus C153 Public Speaking C153 F.H.S. MOLNAR, M.N.: Library Ass't. C1,2,353 First Prize Essay C253 Jr.-Sr. Corn. C453 Book Ed. Focus C55. MOORE, P.J.: Typing Ass't. C55. MORRIS, G.E.: J.v. Basketball 41,253 Football C2,3,4,553 Basketball C3,4,55Q Jr.-Sr. Com. C45. MORTON, P.K.: S.C.A. Rep. C1,253 Cavalier Rep. C2,3,453 Class Treasurer C453 Class Secretary C353 Horne- coming Rep. C453 Cheerleader C55. NELSON, P.A.: Focus C55. NEVEL, R.M. NEWMAN, M.B.: Basketball C2,3,4,553 F.H.A. C353 Glee Club C453 Jr.-Sr. Com C45. PAULSON, R.A.: F.H.A. C2,353 Typing Ass't. C55. PATTESON, s.C., Jr.: Football C2,3,45, co-captain C553 CAVALIER Rep. C153 Boys' State C453 Jr.-Sr. Com. C453 S.C.A. C45. B9 PUTNEY, J.W., JR.: S.C.A. Rep. Cl,253 Latin Tournament C353 Jr.-Sr. Com. C453 Focus Ass't Sports Ed. C4,55. PUTNEY, S.W.: CAVALIER Sports Ed. C553 Jr.-Sr. Com. C453 Commendation from Merit Scholarship Board C45- REECE, L.S.: Jr. Sr. Corn. SCOTT, J .W.: Class Treasurer C353 Boys' State C453 Foot- ball C4,553 Jr.-Sr. Com. C453 Class President C55. SHOWALTER, A.W.: Focus Staff C55. SIMONINI, D.M.: Annual Rep. C153 St. Catherines, Drama Club C25, Library Ass't. C253 Music Club C25, P.E.A., Focus C353 Glee Club C353 Jr.-Sr. Comm. C453 Glee Club C55. SIMPSON. J.D.. JR.: Football C2,353 Jr.-Sr. Comm. C45. SMITH, E.B.: SCARep.C1,3,453 Homecoming Princess C153 Focus C1,253 S.C.A. Treas. C253 Del. Dist. Conf. C253 Del. State Convention C453 Pres. C553 Maid of Honor C553 CAVALIER Staff C353 Student ECLC45, Art. Com. C553 Cheerleader C3,45, Ass't Head Cheer- leader C553 Var Girls' State good citizen award C55. SMITH, R.A.: Typing Ass't. C55. STOKES, L.R.: F.H.A.C15QG19e Club-Sec. and Treas. C453 CAVALIER C45-Bus. Manager C553 Jr.-Sr. Comm. C453 S.C.A. Rep. C55. STOMBOCK, M.A.: F.H.A. C15, Jr.-sr. Comm. C45. THORPE, M.J.: F.H.A. C253 Typing Ass't C55. WALKER, D.K.: Class Sec. C153 Basketball C3,453 Glee Club C453 Jr.-Sr. Comm. C45. WHITE, L.P.: Jr.-Sr. Comm. C45. WHITEMAN, J.L. WATKINS, S.C.: Class V. Pres. C15, Focus C25-Ass't. News Editor C35-News Editor C45- Bus. Mgr. C553 Glee Club C4,553 Basketball Mgr. C4,553 Class V. Pres. C55. YANCEY, K.L.: Glee Club C45. YEATTS, B.J.: Focus C55. YOUNG, A.D. :am Siirifmz, L2 'L' ,' . . 1 , E L w w w Hays x w w ,mefggj 1 w wf 'pt , U , wx K Z , A K L 5 2, , .C W fm Y' ,QW f- 3 , , -if ff ,,. ag., .,,., ,V f r 5ff7 4'5'i- 3. ,.,,,.i . A' -' ' ,J W, H if Q 1 'V A K 4, 4 4 As' : L igrmfw wh .3 v 'vu-AT .ur gm X I - I -- as 'H 1 H' ff 'JV5E'kU5:xKf - Wmgzgw I: , 1: - Bmw I ' 'J' M 1 ' ' 'ESE' -: . W .:Q ' V - gl ,. N W ' ' f w wf , -LK- g N' I ' 5 -ff ' 1359131 ' 'f'Y Q , V X p., H4 Q2 if Ji 4 96 Q. eu.- 'iv TELL ME WHERE THE TIME HAS GONE I am so sorry to find this year Will soon be over, and that is clear All of my friends will go their way, Oh, how I wish that here I could stay! Our P.E.A. is so very dear, And to my heart 'twill always be near. It matters not how far I go, Here are my memories, and my tears will show How I will miss those football games, Though I shall return, it won't be the same, Soc-hops and rallies will fade away. How I will wish I could return for one day! Oh, my heart longs when I hear them say That sweet alma mater of old P.E.A. And though graduation is drawing near, I don't want to leave, I want to stay here. My days are made brighter by all of my friends, It makes me so sad to know it must end. I'1l have to leave these rooms so dear, Though deep in my heart, P.E.A. will stay near. By: Patsy Morton SENIOR CLASS 91 Wd ffef-lb mf 2 U 4 x K Ill! X5 WZ: J xv Q Q 1 W F QV 0- -c U ' X- if . f , I x I if Q. Autographs WWE.-ww -fm w ww W W WW W W W ig Wiva. ' .'i:T'fgc 'J'.'.'- F: J 'G wir-Afgfu- 3-u 'asa .1 -. swab , 'fr-zu:,..:s -, M .4935 fiW'.ifK - -E.. gxgmxli Wm.: ul.: .lt '-:'1x.-'wi :Y if H 2-2 ' my 'f-,f wf ,z , 1-, ,-'ul my :3fw'.::'g14 -1-rf-:g.a-':...,i.. re. - ' ?:25f1 'v'5iPi.f!ifn:, W? V W V. 'W .mr W: iii-.' DQ W W: 23':' 1,2 Y.: 1' 'I -. 4 Vw-f' 'zvf W rw W. fm ip sw - -V ' fy H ,,'if5l'l'i E'.llQ ' .1!'?Qf -.fn - N, m.y:,...iE, U- , ,Nh mfg. 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