Prince Edward Academy - Cavalier Yearbook (Farmville, VA)

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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,

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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.