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• 3ntroduetion 5

• iSeMior^ 17

• juniors, ^SopkemomA ^re^kmen 39

• ^^OHors 51

• 0rganizations 59

• cMtkletlc^ 79

• %uMc 97

• ^uklicatioM 105

• cAdvertisements 111

The 1966

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dedicated to

Always present

Always punctual

Always capable

Always interested

Always businesslike

Always prepared

Always willing

Always informed

Always friendly

Always appreciative

Always thoughtful

-these are a few of the manyreasons why the Senior Class

dedicates the 1966 ARCHWAYto Mrs. R. Leroy Rollins.

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^iappine^^ id

in his new student body; likewise, we show pride in him.

We ought to show more pride for our school grounds.

• • • ^ridePride in our country . . .

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^Spirit

Shouldn't we have more spirit for education?

Keyettes have spirit too!

Mr. Benfield rouses spirit in the basketball

girls.

Self-explanatory.

Love of work prompts good work.

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. . . hieing a ârt ol

ârmvUle ^îgk %Sckool

The SGA i s a vital part ofFarmvilleHighSchool

.

A "rare" moment of relaxation.

. . .even a small part. Eager (?) anticipation.

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Întroducing Ûlr. ^hurle^ pucker and

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principal

Mr. Charles Tucker has done an outstanding

job in his position as Farmville High School's

energetic new principal. His progressive ideas

are a definite asset to a high school such as

Farmville which is representative of the high

scholastic standard imposed upon today's

students—and tomorrow's leaders. Although a

strict disciplinarian, he's always willing to as-

sist the student in any way he can.

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cArtkur iS* c^Hord

^itt (bounty <Superintendent

i^ocal iSckooL ^BoardMR. AUTHUR S. ALFORD

Mrs. Chester Outland, Mr. Jack McDavid, Mr. Robert Fiser, Mr. George Allen, Mr. Mark Owens. (Not Pictur-

ed“Mr. Carter Smith and Mr. Ernest Petteway.

)

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faculty members

MISS ELIZABETH EDWARDS

MRS. BETTY FULFORD MR. W. A. GLASGOW MR. L. A. HARRIS

MR. E. P. BASS MRS . BEVERLY BATCHELOR MRS . WANDA CALDWELL

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MRS. BILLIE HARRISON MRS. MARGUERITE HART MRS . LEYMON HOLMES

p&rlorm many duties . . .

MR. L. S. LAWRENCE

MR. H. M. MATHIS MRS. MARY MOORE MR. E. E. MOYE

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MR. H. D. RUSS MISS ELSIE SEAGOMRS . HOPE ROLLINS

MRS. MARY SMITH MRS . LURLINE WHELESS

Z!n^tructOTf

friend

MRS . BARBARA WOOTEN MRS . ELIZABETHWORTHINGTON MR. S. O. WORTHINGTON, JR.

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OFFICERS: Rusty Duke, Vice-President; Evelyn Lewis, Treasurer; Patsy Britt, Reporter; Dianne Bell, Secretary;

Michael Hardison, President.

Our

Ginger Benfield and Allen Lancaster

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Rusty Liles, a friend and former class-

mate .

Armid Eddie Allen, III George Madison Allen, Jr,

Mary Foree Allen John Davis Andrews, Jr.

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Janice Hope BlackleyDianne Bell

Danny Bowen Mary Lois Bradshaw

Happiness is indeed being a Senior!

Raymond Earl Boone

Nancy Ann Britt

Patsy Jan Britt

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David Patrick Bundy, Jr.

Mary Elizabeth Cobb Claudius Ollin Corbett William Graham Creel

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James Henry Darden, III

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Dignified Senior girls "holding their dollies. "

Noel Jean Darden Clarence Edward Davis Vivian Lu Dixon

Cecil Lynn Eason, Jr, Bobby Ray EllisWilton Russell Duke, Jr.

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(§raduate^ . • 1966

Edward Earl Evans, Jr.

Betsy Ross Flake Nancy Deborah Freuler Benjamin Lawrence Gardner, III

David Octavious Gay Shirley Mae Gay William Ralph Goins, Jr.

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Carlos Earl Hardison, Jr.

Nancy Leah Harris

Patricia Ann Hobgood

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Edward Lewis Jones, Jr. Eleanor Ann JoynerWilliam Henry Jefferson, Jr.

Nancy Burdetta Joyner Sylvia Yvonne Lamm Roland Scott Lang

(^raduatea . . . 1966

Kate Lorraine Lehmann

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Evelyn Ruth Lewis

Charles Edward Mayo, Jr.

Linda Lucille Modlin

Charles Glenn Letchworth

Linda Bundy Lewis

Cordelia Coward Lewis

William Douglas Lovic, Jr.

Nancy Elaine MewbomBrenda Lois Melton

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Roger Lee Mooring Grady Ray Mosley

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1966

Garland Wesley Mozingo Virginia Phyllis NewsomeDonald Ralph Mozingo

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(^raduute^ • . • 1966

"Many happy hours. " ? Eva Sherryl Oakes

Betty Ann Oakley Sallie Gene Oglesby Janet Carol Owens

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Roland Dixon Sauls, Jr. Rebecca Ann SmithRobert Lee Rose

Esther Diane Speight Mary Frances Starling

James Edward Taylor Robert Carlton Teel, Jr.

Cleopatra Strickland

Lawrence Thome Tyson, Jr.

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Susan Monroe Wheless

Norman Ray Wooten

Garland Ellis Wainwright

Nancy Ora Wilkinson

Jesse Roy Young, Jr.

Maryland Patricia Vanderburg

Cecily Jane Satterthwaite

Joseph Ray Webb

Robert Lee Williford

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^Senior ^Superlatives

BEST ALL AROUNDMary Allen and Cecil Eason

BEST LOOKINGAnn Joyner and Michael Hardison

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CUTESTEvelyn Lewis and Glenn Letchworth

MOST DEPENDABLEJoan Baker and Randy Nichols

^Senior iSuperl^tive^

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iSc^tior iSuperlative^

MOST ATHLETICLu Dixon and Eddie Allen

MOST POPULARAnn Pierce and Grady Mosley

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FRIENDLIESTSusan Wheless and Rusty Duke

MOST INTELLECTUALMary Ethel Price and Dixon Sauls

ijSeMior Superlative^

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^Senior ^Superldtive^

WITTIESTGlenda Griffis and Charles Mayo

MOST TALENTEDCordelia Lewis and Shelton Chesson

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Outstanding sS&niors

MARY FOREE ALLEN

"Will the secretary please read the minutes?" Theseare indeed familiar words to Mary Allen who, during

her high school career, has served as secretary for the

Junior Class, ETA, and Keyette Club. Being active in

her church youth group, Mary was elected to serve as

1965 state CYF secretary. Familiarly known to all of her

classmates as "Mary Pie," she is admired by them for

her dependability, good personality, and capability of

handling every job she undertakes. Being chosen a mem-ber of the SGA, an officer in the band, and Best -All-

Round her Senioryear proves the great respect and confi-

dence her many friends have for her.

ARMID EDDIE ALLEN, III

"Hey, Ed! Don't stop! Keep moving !" And moving

he is—his outstanding record in athletics more than proves

it. Being a five -letter man makes Eddie very versatile

in sports and it is no w o n d e r that he was chosen Most

Athletic by the Senior Class. The students showed their

trust in his ability to get a job done when he was elected

president of the Freshman Class. Because of his popular-

ity, he was chosen to represent the Freshman Class as

their candidate for Homecoming King . Eddie is quite

active in all school activities and has acquired manypositions of leadership—too numerous to name. Big Ed's

good looks and even disposition will make him a sure

winner on any team.

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RHODERICK JOAN BAKER

Interviews, headlines, and deadlines are quite famil-

iar to Joan Baker who served as editor of the News 'N'

Views this year. Joan has served on the staff for three

years and was a delegate to New York her sophomore

year for the annual school newspaper convention. Joan's

willingness, conscientiousness, and quiet mannerisms

are admired by all. Her classmates proved this when they

elected her treasurer of her Junior Class and the MathClub. She was also a member of the SGA, Keyettes, and

voted. Most Dependable in her Senior Class. It is quite

evident that her dependability and capability willbe sure

to carry her to the top.

VIVIAN LU DIXON

OLeadership and enthusiasm characterize Lu Dixon,

the first girl in eastern North Carolina to b e elected

Governor of Tar Heel Girl's State. Our Luisa spirited

tri -captain of the basketball team, a former reigning

Homecoming Queen, assistant editor of this year's

ARCHWAY, and assistant head of the majorette squad.

She began her leadership training her Sophomore year

as an SGA representative and was elected secretary of

the student body the following year. She was tapped

into the Keyette Club and then became Sweetheart of

the Key Club. The people in Lu's future better be pre-

pared because she's enterprising enough to takeoveranything —anywhere !

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JOHN MICHAEL HARDISON

Progress—in anything—requires a sound financialbasis upon which to build, and our finances are in cap-

able hands. The man with the coins is Mike Hardison,

this year's SGA treasurer. In addition, Mike is also pres-

ident of the Senior Class—and his ideas as to how things

should be done are as big as the job he has to do. Helikes all sports—especially swimming—and his person-

ality as well as good looks make h i m a welcome sight

at any gathering.

Outstanding ^Seniors

CECIL LYNN EASON, JR.

As an ace president of the Junior Class, Cecil Eason

has come to be a habitual leader in h i s high school

activities. This star athlete of football, basketball, and

golf has made quite an enviable record for himself in

sports. Aside from h i s participation in extra -curricular

activities, he has received the honor of being a MoreheadScholarship finalist from this district, as well as being

H o m e c o m i ng King, president of UCYF, and an SGArepresentative. It is no wonder that this amiable memberof the class of '66 was elected Best -A 11 -Round by his

Senior Class. With the intelligence, ambition, and zest

for living that Cecil possesses, he will be rewarded in

the future with much success.

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ANN HARDEN PIERCE

ELEANOR ANN JOYNER

"All hail Queen Ann !" In the capacity of Home-coming Queen for 1965-'66, the ash-blonde green-eyed

beauty has represented FHS well. Yet this is only one of

the many honors that Ann Joyner has received during her

four years in high school. Intelligence, beauty, talent,

and a friendly manner—Ann has them all. These are the

attributes for which sh e was chosen Miss A R CHW AY,Key C 1 ub Sweetheart, president of th e Keyette Club,

and a member of the SGA Council. An active partici-

pant in church and civic activities, Ann was also elected

president of the MYF as well as being selected to receive

Farmville's DAR Good Citizen Award. Being a consci-

entious person, Ann will always be found doing her best.

"R e a d y . . . let's g o ! " As head cheerleader, Ann's

vivaciousness has constantly spurred the teams to greater

efforts. One of the busiest girls at FHS, Ann has served

as secretary of h e r Freshman Class and Science Club.

As a Junior her outstanding leadership qualities wererecognized when she was tapped into the Keyette Club.

Aside from her school work, Ann presently serves as

president of h e r church youth group. Rating a number -

one student in grades, Ann is a member of NHS . How-ever, her outstanding scholastic record reached a climax

when she served as co-chief marshal her Junior year.

Without a doubt, Ann rates highly in the opinion of her

classmates as being a spirited, sincere, friendly, andactive girl.

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MARY ETHEL PRICEA whacky, "big -mouthed " scatterbrain—our hats are

off to M a ry Ethel Price who did a remarkable job as

editor of t h e 1966 ARCHWAY . Mary Ethel was chosen

as one of Farmville 's representatives t o attend the '65

session of Girls' State. Her Senior year was highlighted

by being tapped into the Keyette Club and being chosen

Most Intellectual in the Senior Class. She has partici-

pated in band, SGA, NHS, served as church organist for

two years, and as a marshal. T o the surprise of many,she has demonstrated an undeniable ability to success-

fully organize and complete every job she undertakes—so here's to her continuing success!

ROLAND DIXON SAULSTime passes—and Dixon's "passes" have been no less

significant in helping to establish Farmville as a major

threat to any school seeking a football championship.

A man of few words and fast action as president of the

SGA,Dixon has demonstrated the qualities of leader-

ship, self-confidence and general ability w h i c h have

made him the success he is. Among his other achieve-

ments he has lettered in every major sport, has served

a s marshal and co-chief marshal, and is an active

member in the Key Club. So Dixon, congratulations on

a four-year job well done.

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cippmess is anticipation.

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^unior^

OFFICERS; David Eason, President; Lester Wells, Vice-President; Julia

Mewborn, Secretary; Margaret Andrews, Treasurer; M ary Ann P e e 1 e.

Reporter.

Wayne Allen

Jackie Allen

Linda Allen

Ruth Allen

Margaret Andrews

J. D. Baker

Patricia Baker

Joyce BaucomJimmy Braxton

George Bell

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Carl Brock

J. C. Bryant

Judy Carraway

Howard CookeBarbara Corbett

Petey CreekmurBetsy Darden

Jimmy Daughtry

Linda Davenport

Lukie Deal

Verona Dixon

A1 Drake

Joyce DunnDavid Eason

Nell Franke

Anna Gardner

Tony Hardee

Cherry Hardison

Jimmy Harris

Margaret Harris

Kinney Hart

Katie Heath

Peggy Hinson

Larry HollomanDon Jefferson

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^unior^

Marie Johnson

Charles Joyner

Belinda Kilpatrick

Mary Lang

Betsy Lapp

Nancy Leckie

John Lewis

Tyndall Lewis

Linda Letchworth

Jean Little

Paulette Little

Ann Lloyd

Bobby Lovic

Jerry Lucas

Martha McDavidLinda MeeksJulia Mewbom

Beverly MonkJudy MooreBonnie Mosely

Rebecca Mosley

Jackie Moye

Tony Murphrey

Dorothy Nichols

Bill O'Neal

Blanche O'Neal

Angie Owens

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Larry Peaden

Mary Anne Peele

Hayes Petteway

Ila Sermons

Larry Shreve

Sammy Smith

Kenneth Strickland

Edward Sugg

Clay Sutton

Danny Thomas

Jerry Owens

J. D. Owens

Linda TugwellCarl TyerBilly TysonDennis Tyson

Lou Tyson

Marty TysonPeggy Vandiford

Deborah Walston

Phillip WalstonLester W ells

David Whitehead

Louis Willoughby

Ann Wilkerson

Ormond WindhamKathy Wooten

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^Sophomore^

OFFICERS: Junior Lewis, Treasurer; Jimmy Wooten,President; Diane Stox, Secretary; Jimmy Moore, Vice-Presidentj Frank Jones, Reporter.

Donnie Allen

Leland Bagley

Donnie Baker

Elaine Baker

John Baldree

Karen Barbour

Leslie BeamonRandy Bell

Buddy Blalock

Janice Britt

Larry Brock

Susan Brothers

Shirley Bryant

Janie Bundy

Ricky Burnette

James Cates

Bobby Corbett

Connie Corbett

Jimmy CowanBilly Craft

Susan Darden

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Johnny Davenport

Minerva Dupree

Nancy Eason

Peggy Ellis

Alice Fields

David Floyd

Jimmy Forrest

Lillian Gardner

Hazel GayLarry Gay

Sarah GorhamGwendolyn Graves

Melvin Gurganus

Steve Hardison

Sarah Helms

Glenn Johnston

Cynthia Jones

Frank Jones

Elaine Joyner

Lee Joyner

Helen Lee

Jimmy Lewis

Junior Lewis

Lee Lewis

Connie Little

Jimmy Hillard

Diane Hurley

Sheron Jefferson

Steve Johnson

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opkomor&^

Mary Sue Mitchell

Jackie MooreJimmy MooreRobbie Moore

Carolyn MozingoDiane MozingoGail MozingoBuster NanneyDana Oakley

Niki Outland

Linda OwensPatricia OwensLee Speight

Diane Stox

Doris Ann Sugg

Joan Sugg

George ThomasDanny Tugwell

Walter Lee Tugwell

Hilda Turner

Lawrence Vandiford

Roger Vandiford

Virginia Vines

Donna Whitehurst

Tomianne Willis

Harvey Winstead

Connie WootenJimmy WootenCarl Young

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^re^hmen

OFFICERS: Robbie Eason, Vice-President; Ann Bass,

Secretary; George Moore, Treasurer; Henry D. Jefferson,

President.

Hilda Allen

Jamie Allen

Roy Lee Allen

Richard Anderson

Bonnie Baker

David Baker

Ricky Baker

Mack Bagley

Ann Bass

Carolyn BeamonBernice Blalock

Connie Briley

Janice CalhounBetsy Ellen CarrawayJane Craft

Jean Craft

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^re^hmenRebecca Grumpier

Jane Darden

Sue Davenport

Genean Dunn

Margie DunnRobbie Eason

John Eastwood

Willard Ellis

Butch Evans

Jones FuquayAnn GayJim GoodenDanny Griffis

Phyllis Griffis

Josephine Grimsley

Bill Hall

Tony Hall

Marlene HardeeRobert Hines

Sammy HobgoodWayne House

Beverly HumphreyHenry D. Jefferson

Jo Ann Jefferson

Ruth Jones

Donald Joyner

Sue Joyner

Jack Kite

Jimmy Lang

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Charles LehmanFrank Lewis

Morris Lewis

Johnny Lee Little

Harper ManningBetty Massey

Jane MatthewsPatricia McClainClayton McLawhom

Linda McLawhomRobby McLawhomGail Miller

Bill MooreGeorge Moore

John MooreJohnnie MooreDonald MooringRonald Mooring

Lou Nelson

Jackie NewsomeCarolyn NewtonRichard Oakley

Ronald OwensGraham Parker

Ruth PeadenBob Pierce

Judy Rose

Tex Saulter

Bert Smith

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Ronnie Smith

Elaine Stanley

Patricia Starling

Jimmy Sumlin

Mike Taylor

Mitchell Thigpen

Janice ThompsonDonna Tyson

Lyman Tyson

Wayne Vernelson

Jo Ann Wainw right

Neal Walston

Kenneth WardDoris Wilkinson

Jean Williford

Greg Wilson

Debra W ood

Mary Young

^re^ltmen

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Queen

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ueens* ^curtMISS RUTH ALLENJunior Candidate

MISS ANN LLOYD MISS LINDA McLAWHORNJunior Candidate Freshman Candidate

MISS SUSAN DARDENSophomore Candidate

MISS NANCY MEWBORNSenior Candidate

MISS PATRICIA OWENS MISS JANICE THOMPSONSophomore Candidate Freshman Candidate

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1966 omecoming

An entry in the Homecoming Parade. Miss Ann Joyner, Homecoming Q u e e n, is crowned byformer queen, Miss Lu Dixon.

A bonfire and pep rally the night before the .Big Game aroused much school spirit.

Substantial yardage gained by

Allen before tackle.

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^weetheart^

and

MISS GAIL MOZINGO and STEVE HARDISON

MISS LU DIXON and GLENN LETCHWORTH

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^uleir^halA

1965

Students who attain an average of 92 or above serve as Marshals for the school year.

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^Sophomore^, uHiord

FRESHMEN: SusanDarden, Jimmy Wooten, SueMitchell.

SOPHOMORES: Margaret Andrews, Nancy Leckie, Lou Tyson, David Eason, Julia Mewborn, Mary Lang,

Belinda Kilpatrick.

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^Specidl onor^

and

State

Delegates to Boys' and Girls' State

Lu Dixon, Mary Ethel Price, Dixon Sauls, and George Allen.

^llation

and c^.

Delegate to Girls' Nation

Lu DixonDaughters of American Revolution chose AnnJoyner as Good Citizen.

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appineaa ia participation.

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^Student

Pat Bundy, Martha McDavid; Reporters

Mr. Harvey Russ, Advisor Dixon Sauls, President

Hayes Petteway, Vice-President; Sallie Oglesby, Secre-

tary; Michael Hardison, Treasurer.

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(government

SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES— Susan Wheless, Nancy

Mewborn, Patricia Hobgood, Shelton Chesson, Ann Pierce,

Cordelia Lewis, George Allen, Charles Mayo.

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SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES -Lee Joyner, Susan

Darden, Patricia Owens, Janice Britt, Jimmy Wooten,Frank Jones.

JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES -Marie Johnson, Carl Tyer,

Mary Ann Peele, Judy Carraway, Kathryn Wooten, A1Drake, Jimmy Daughtry, John Lewis.

FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES -Beverly Humphrey, AnnBass, Patricia Starling, John Moore, Frank Lewis, Henry

Jefferson, Neal Walston, David Baker.

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^Tlational onor Society

Evelyn ^oyn&r

(Chapter

The scene at a National Honor Society Induction. OFFICERS; Miss Edwards, Advisor; Danny Thomas, Vice-President; Deborah Walston, Secretary; David Eason,President; Mary Lang, Treasurer; Mr. Lawrence, Mrs.Moore, Advisors.

Moore, Joyner, Britt, Sauls, D. Eason, Stox, Carraway, Willis, Kilpatrick, C. Eason, Pierce, Bundy, Walston,

Andrews, Darden, Mewborn, Thomas, Winstead, Price, Lewis, Lang, Tyson, Mitchell, Allen, Wooten.

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future i^eader^ oj c^merica

Letchworth, Hinson, Allen, Franke, P. Hobgood, R. Mosley, Briley, Owens, O'Neal, Johnson, Moseley, B. Hobgood,

Smith, Strickland, Moore, Lewis, Allen, Wilkerson, Lloyd, Davenport, Corbett, Harris, Meeks, Melton, Lehmann,

Evans, Wainwright, Goins.

FBLA's entry in the Homecoming Parade.

OFFICERS: Mrs. Wooten, Advisor; Barbara Corbett, Historian; Mrs.

Fulford, Advisor; Marie Johnson, Secretary; Garland Wainwright,

Parliamentarian; Bonnie Moseley, Vice-President; Eddie Evans,

Reporter; Patricia Hobgood, President.

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future

partnera

c^merica

Three FFA Members at work on one of their

projects.

OFFICERS: Left to Right: Robert Rose, Re-porter, Walter Tug we 11, Chaplain; Phillip

Walston, Sentinel; Ricky Burnette, Secretary;

Steve Hardison, Vice-President; Claude Corbett,

President; Mr. Bass, Advisor; Don Jefferson,

Treasurer (not pictured).

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Beamon; Mooring; Bell; Wilson; Owens; Thigpen; M. Bagley; Vernelson; Sumlin; Ward; House; Manning; Baker;

Gardner; Owens; L. Brock; Speight; Vandiford; Craft; C. Brock; Little; L. Bagley; D. Tugwell; B. Tyson; Forrest;

Braxton; Smith; Gay; Hobgood; C. Hardison; W. Tugwell; Walston; Eastwood; D. Tyson; Davenport; Wainwright;

Hines; Gay; Joyner; Ellis; Hall; Vandiford; Rose; Moore; Corbett; Burnette; S. Hardison; Davis; Baker; Mr. Bass,

Advisor.

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Britt, Newton, Baker, Starling, Sugg, Young, Allen.

future

oj c^merica

OFFICERS: Katie Heath, Secretary; Jean Little,

Treasurer; Nancy Hobgood, President; PeggyVandiford, Vice-President; Miss Seago, Advisor.

Peaden, Tyson, G. Dunn, Hardee, Grimsley, Nelson,

Grumpier, Stanley, M. Dunn, Massey.

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future ^eacker^ oj cornerica

M. Allen, Wheless, Lewis, Oglesby, Sermons, Flake, Wilkinson, Freuler, G. Griffis, L. Allen, Speight, P. Griffis,

Carraway, Price, Matthews, Briley, Calhoun, Jefferson, Brothers, Phillips, Darden.

FTA float, "Teach Me Tonight, " won third place in the

Homecoming Parade.

OFFICERS: Cordelia Lewis, Treasurer; Diane

Speight, Secretary; Deborah Freuler, Presi-

dent; Mrs. Hart, Advisor; Linda Allen,

Vice-President.

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^ibrciry (^lub

Mooring, Johnson, Walston, Moseley, Blackley, Britt, Lewis, Allen, Thomas, Speight, Corbett,

Owens, Hobgood, Joyner, Wilkinson.

OFFICERS: Verona Dixon, Vice-President; Niki Outland,

Secretary; Diane Hurley, Reporter; Mrs. Batchelor, Ad-visor; Nancy Britt, President; Jimmy Moore, Treasurer.

Stanley, Carraway, Whitehurst, Darden, Wooten,

Meeks, Gay, Mozingo, Fuquay, Leckie, Matthews,

Lewis.

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^eyette (^lub

Owens, M. Allen, Modlin, Pierce, Sermons, C. Lewis, Oglesby, Britt, Price, McDavid, L. Allen, Lang, Bakei^

Wheless, Andrews, E. Lewis, J, Mewborn, Walston, Blackley, Bell, Dixon, Joyner, Hobgood, Hart, Kilpatrick,

Hardison, Wilkinson, N. Mewborn.

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The Key and Keyette Club Float, "Let's LockThe Door and Throw Away the Key, "captured

second place.

OFFICERS: G. Allen, Treas.;Mr. Benfield, Advisor;

R. Wooten, Pres.; C. Tyer, Sec.;E. Allen, Chp'n.

;

Mr. Russ, Advisor; (not pictured, C. Eason, Vice-Pres.

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KIWANIS

CLUB.

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Petteway, Mayo, Nolen, Evans, Sauls, Moore, Tyer, Hardison, Williford, R. Wooten, Duke, Lewis, J. Wooten,

Hardee, Thomas, Nichols, Eason, Lovic, G. Allen, E. Allen.

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cience

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Out land, Hurley, E. Joyner,

Lewis, Helms, Fields, Hillard,

Jones, Baker, Moore, A. Joyner,

Oakley, Thomas, Letchworth,

Nanney, L. Joyner, Willis,

Johnson, D. Allen, J. Darden,

S. Darden, Winstead, Britt,

Jefferson, Whitehurst, P. Ellis,

Mitchell, Stox, Wooten,

Murphrey, Holloman, T. Lewis,

Whithead, Gardner, Dixon,

Petteway, Thomas, Moore,

J. Lewis, Hardee, Sugg, Tyson,

Harris, B, Ellis, Lang, Mewborn,

Williford, Modi in, Kilpatrick,

W a 1 s t o n, McDavid, Lapp,

Mozingo, Mayo, Wooten, Tyer,

G. Allen, Duke, B. Darden,

Andrews, Hart, Hardison, Sauls,

Eason, Nolan, Pierce, Mrs.

Wheless, Advisor.

Mrs. Wheless, Advisor; Ann Pierce, Secretary; MarthaMcDavid, Reporter; Clark Nolan, Treasurer; Ray Wooten.

President; George Allen, Vice-President.

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The Science Club float won first place in the Home-coming Parade with the theme song "Love Potion No.

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^Science (^lub

Mr. Harris, Advisor; Beverly Humphrey, Secretary; Jones Fuquay, Mr. Harris showing a group of Jr. Science Club

President; Ann Bass, Treasurer; Bob Pierce, Vice-President. Members an experiment.

Anderson, Moore, Fuquay, R. Allen, J. Allen, Bass, Humphrey, L, McLawhorn, Taylor, Little, Tyson, C. McLawhorn.Pierce.

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tSciuared Circle

Griffis, Lewis, Darden, Hardison,

O'Neal, Creel, Moye, Allen,

S. Joyner, Daughtry, C. Joyner,

Johnston, Thompson, Craft, Craft,

Lucas, Smith, Lewis, Wilkinson,

Kite, Lang, Eason, Wooten,

Lehmann, Moore, Jefferson,

Evans, Baker, Parker, Cowan,

Owens, Oakley, Mooring, Young.

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Baker, R. Bell, Gay, Mozingo,

Moore, Carraway, Lewis, Joyner,

Baker, D. Bell, Owens, Blackley,

Britt, Leckie, Wooten, Dixon,

Nichols, Little, Dunn, Hall,

Smith, Moore, McLawhorn,

Walston, Blalock, Windham.

The Math Club says, "The Rams have 'Heartaches by the

Number. ' "

Mrs. Rollins and Mrs. Moore, Advisors; Cherry

Hardison, Treasurer; Junior Lewis, Vice-President;

Jackie Moye, President; Mary Ann Peele, Sec-

retary.

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Bob Pierce, Evelyn Lewis,

Margaret Harris, DonnaWhitehmst, Glenda Griffis,

Lee Joyner, Lyman Tyson,Nancy Wilkinson, JoanBaker.

Cordelia Lewis; Dianne Bell; Ann Pierce; Bill Hall; Mr. Henry D. Jefferson and Diane Speight practice for a play.

Lawrence, Advisor,

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Lehmann, Nichols, Vanderburg, Oakes, Barbour, Turner, Owens, Baldree, Corbett, Hardison, Peaden, Jones, Mr.

Mathis, Vandiford, Taylor, Webb, Bundy, Cates.

Webb, Ring Up A Victory For Farmville High.Cynthia Jones, S e c r e t ar y; Joe Webb, Vice-President;

James Taylor, Associate President; Mr. Mathis, Advisor;

Pat Bundy, President; Karen Barbour, Treasurer.

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SENIORS: Ann Pierce, Clark Nolen, Robert Williford, George Allen, Jim Darden, Linda Modlin.

SOPHOMORES and JUNIORS: Martha McDavid, Hayes Petteway, Harvey Winstead, Tyndall Lewis, Buster Nanney.

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0JJice and ^^pinq c^^M^tant^

OFFICE ASSISTANTS; Strickland,Webb, Bundy, Windham,

Oakes, Dunn, Mooring.

TYPING A S S I S T A N T S: Lewis, Baker, Smith, Melton,,

Hobgood, Starling.

OFFICE ASSISTANTS: D. Nichols, Wheless, Oakley,

R. Nichols, Lewis, Baker.

TYPING ASSISTANTS: Lehmann, Hobgood, Griffis,

Freuler, Goins.

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rivers

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'- ' Corbett, Peaden, Holloman,

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.< Ellis, Hardison, Carraway,• “ Taylor, Tyson, Boone, Gay.

Mr. Tucker and Mr. Bass show Ben Gardner one of the

safety devices of a bus.

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Student ^ecicker^[

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Mr. Lassiter, Mr. Day, Mr. Cottingham, and Mr. Roberson, student teachers for the

first quarter.

Mrs. Roberson, Mr. Elmore, Miss Pierce, Miss Parnell, Miss Davis, Mr, Bennett;

student teachers for the second quarter.

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^keerleade

ANN PIERCEHead

RUTH ALLEN

DEBORAH FREULER

ANN JOYNER

CORDELIA LEWIS

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Cheerleaders posing in their new uniforms after a practice session.

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football 1965

Coach Elbert Moye's 1965 edition of the Farmville

Red Devils surprised everyone but themselves as they

compiled a sparkling 9 and 1 record. They extended

the school's winning streak to eighteen straight gamesbefore finally suffering a defeat in their seventh en-

counter of the campaign. When on the attack, the

Red Devil gridders scored at the rate of four touch-

downs a game while displaying a well-balanced of-

fense. On defense they were equally effective as they i

limited the opposition to only a handful of touch-’

downs. This was also a year of firsts for the RedI

Devils. It was the first year that Farmville HighSchoolparticipatedin the2-Aathletic classification,

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and it was also the team's first year as a member ofthe Eastern Plains Conference. Even though the RedDevils were official conference members, they were i

declared ineligible for the conference crown duringtheir first year of membership. But the Red Devilswere not to be denied as they ripped through their

conference schedule with an undefeated record to ;.

assure themselves of the unofficial conference title. :

The accomplishments of this year's Red Devil eleven '

pay an excellent tribute to their fine coach, Mr.|

Elbert Moye, who exhibited excellent leadership on I

and off the field.;

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Bottom row: Hardison, Darden, Petteway, Sauls, Evans, E. Allen, Mozingo, Duke, Gurganus. Second row: Sutton,

Teel, Willoughby, Mosley, Bryant, J. Moore, Lewis, Thomas, Wells. Top row: Whitehead, Creel, Letchworth,

G. Allen, G. Moore, Murphrey, Eason, Winstead, Lang.

Red Devils score in hard-

fought 15-7 victory over

N.C. S. D.

RALPH MOZINGOHalfback

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CECIL EASON' End(

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EDDIE EVANSGuard

J. C. BRYANTFullback

DIXON SAULSQuarterback

EDDIE ALLENHalfback

RUSTY DUKETackle

GEORGE ALLENTackle

GEORGE MOOREEnd

HAYES PETTEWAYCenter

LOUIS WILLOUGHBYGuard

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football

Red Devil coach ELBERT MOVE andassistant HARVEY RUSS.

F. 25

F. 15

F. 27

F. 42

F. 21

F. 26

F. 0

F. 39

F. 32

F. 41

Mt. Olive

NCSDVaiden- Whitley

Robersonville

Charles B. AycockBath

AydenNorth Lenoir

Greene Central

Four Oaks

Defensive specialists and seniors— Lang; Lewis; Mosley; Darden;

Creel; Teel; Hardison; and Letchworth.

Red Devils swampN. C. S, D. runner.

i^ady ^bevila

Bottom row; Joyner, Griffis, Walston, Mewborn, Dixon, (manager), Hardison, Mitchell, Willis, Hart, Helms,

Oglesby, Allen, Sermons, McDavid. Top row: Lapp Darden, Andrews, Lang, Hurley (manager).

The '65-'66 D evil ettes have begun another year of drill-

ing and practice to prepare themselves for the tough

competition of the 2A Eastern Plains Conference. Their

main attack has been centered upon their speed, agility,

and ability to move the ball when on offense and to press

when on defense. Although it was a big step from lA to

2A basketball, the girls have shown untiring effort in

competition with larger clubs. The girls have lost several

games by only a few points, but during the second half

of the year they will be out to reverse these close scores.

Hart stretches for jump ball as teammates await tap.

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^iriy ^Ba^k&tball

Lu DixonForward

Sarah HelmsForward

Kinny Hart

Forward

Nancy MewbornGuard

Sallie Oglesby

Forward

Linda Allen

Guard

Coach Allen Benfield relaxes after

practice.

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Lu Dixon scores another two points for Lady Devils,

^a^ketbciU

This year's Red Devil cagers have the unenviable

task of trying to equal last year's fine record. The 1964-

65 team rolled to twenty-three victories while losing

only four games. The Red Devils finished in secondplace during the regular season, but they proved to be

real champions as they captured the Pitt County Tourna-

ment title be defeating arch-rival Ayden in three over-

tim e periods. The Devils then went on to win the

District Championship before they finally lost to

Booneville (the eventual state champions) in theState Play-offs at Durham. Withthe return ofthree starters

from last year's team, the Red Devils are again expect-

ed to be contenders for conference honors, although they

will be competing in the tough Eastern Plains 2A Confer-

ence for the first time. At the completion of the first

half of the season, the Red Devils are in first place with

seven victories and one loss against conference foes.

Mosley drives for lay-up against the Falcons of Charles

B. Aycock.

Eason connects on jumper as Moore moves in for possible Coach Russ caught in a rare moment—herebound. isn't shooting.

Eddie Allen

Forward

Grady MosleyGuard

Dixon Sauls

Guard

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"^aaketball

Cecil Eason

Center

Lester Wells

Forward

Sauls scores two on one-legged maneuver. Moore leaps high for tap-in over the

opponents' outstretched arms.

Bottom row: Sutton, Sauls

G. Mosley, Mozingo, Petteway,

Wells. Top row; C. Mosley

(manager), Allen, Evans, Eason,

Moore, Drake, Wooten.

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^rack

Bottom row: Gurganus, Baker, Tyer, Wells, Hillard, Mosley, Lewis, Willoughby. Top row: Evans, Sutton,

Allen, Teel, Winstead, Lovic, Allen, Cowan, Bryant.

The year '64- '65 was a great year for track.

Farmville was undefeated in four meets— including

one intersectional meet in which the Devils defeated

Kinston. During the regular season Farmville de-

feated Ayden twice, Greene Central once, Roberson-

ville twice, and North Lenior once. Donnie Brown,

Robin Rouse, Ivey Smith, and Johnny Hardison were

leaders of the county championship team as short

distance men. Joe Lucas was the long distance manor miler. All these boys were Seniors. Eddie Evans,

a Junior, was in the 880 and mile run. He won 1st

place in the mile in the district meet held in

Greenville, and he finished 14th in the state in the

same event. Louis Willoughby was the best dash manwith a time of 10.5 seconds. Donnie Brown's best

throw as a discus man was over 126 feet. Since track

was started in '63, Coach Allen Benfield's team has

lost only one meet, that being to Ayden the first

year.'

Wells runs close second in440yard dash against Farmville

opponent.

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Distance men:B. Lovic,E. Evans,]. Lewis, J.D. Baker, Weight men: H. Winstead, M. Gurganus, G. Allen,

C. Tyer, J. D. Owens C. Teel

Sprinters: L. Willoughby, J. C, Bryant, L. Wells Jumpers: E. Allen, G. Mosley, C. Sutton

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Farmville sprinters finish one -two during track meet with

Robersonville

Allen Benfield enters his third year as

Red Devil track coach

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Larry Holloman, Carl Brock, Lester Wells, Eddie Evans, Coach Elbert Moye, Claudius

Corbett, Dixon Sauls, Eddie Allen

North Lenoir 2 Farmville 5

Robersonville 9 Farmville 8


Grifton 2 Farmville 12

Ayden 0 Farmville 3

North Lenior 4 Farmville 8

Stokes 3 Farmville 13

Chicod 0 Farmville 15

Bethel 0 Farmville 34

Winterville 1 Farmville 9

Belvoir 3

State Play-offs

Farmville 15


Pantego 5 Farmville 0

For the third consecutive year the Farmville High

School baseball team successfully captured the conference

title . The team blended a f i n e balance of pitching,speed, and power to e n d the season with an 11-2 record.

It suffered its only setback in the first regular season

game and then roared to eleven successive wins before

losing to Pantego in the State Play-offs. The team was

tested in only a few games, but when the pressure was on,

the boys came through in grand style . After last year'

s

fine record and the loss of many key players, this year's

team will have to rely heavily on its returning lettermen.

The Farmville nine is looking forward t o a successful

season in the 2 -A Eastern Plains Conference.

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Corbett slams single en

route to easy victory

^Ba^ebaU

JACKIE MOVECatcher

LESTER WELLSOutfield

LARRY HOLLOMANOutfield

CARL BROCKOutfield

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<§ollGolf, as a competitive sport, was added to the ath-

,

letic program three years ago and has grown from the

original four members to the present nine . There are

seven returning lettermen. The 1965-1966 golf season be-

gins in March and F armville will compete with more

teams, since they are in the 2-A Eastern Plains Confer-

ence. Harvey Russ, team coach, has taken a keen inter-

est in the team. F armville Golf Club pro, KenWorthington, will instruct the team once a week. His

instruction will increase the team's proficiency. A new

system will be added to give the boys more incentive to

shoot lower scores. The team members will be ranked

according to their handicaps (average number of strokes

above par per eighteen holes). Each member has the op-

portunity of challenging the golfer ranked directly above

him. If he wins the match, he will move up one step on

the ladder, and may eventually be ranked the team's

number one golfer.

HARVEY RUSSCoach

Cecil Eason

Bottom row: Hillard, Pierce, Andrews. Top row:

Jefferson, Darden, Eason, Drake, Coach Harvey Russ

Jim Darden J. D. Andrews

Jimmy Hillard Henry D. Jefferson Bob PierceA1 Drake

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football

Bottom row: N. Walston, G. Wilson, B. Pierce, D. Griffis, H. Jenkins, J. Moore, B. Evans, K. Bryan, R. Harris,

W. Smith, W. Vernelson, R. Whitehurst, B. Smith, Coach Allen Benfield. Top row: M. Bradhsaw, F. Sauls, P. Cannon,

W. Tripp, C. Lehmann, J. Moore, G. Parker, F. Styers, J. Fuquay, R. Eason, H. D. Jefferson, D. Anderson, R. Smith,

J. Kite, S. Hobgood, M. Taylor.

Sauls topples North Lenior runner as other

Devils arrive on the scene.

Defensive unit: Bert Smith, Danny Griffis, Charles Lehmann, Mickey

Bradshaw, John Moore, Henry Jefferson, Greg Wilson, Sammy Hobgood,

Ronny Smith, Fred Sauls, Jones Fuquay.

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^Ba^ketball

Bottom row: Lewis, Taylor, Griffis, Hillard, Thomas, Johnson, Walston. Top row: Moore, Fuquay, Winstead, Hall,

Jefferson, Cowan, Eason, Coach Moye.

d@ Bottom row: Jane Darden, Ann Bass, Linda McLawhorn, Carol Smith. Top

^ row: Valencia Willoughby, Beverly Humphrey, Doris Wilkinson, Sue Joyner,

• Phyllis Griffis.

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ALI^ CONFERENCE FOOTBALLDixon Sauls, Quarterback; Louis Willoughby, Guard; Cecil Eason, End;

Grady Mosley, Center and Defense; Eddie Allen, Halfback; Eddie Evans,

Guard.

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MRS. HOLMES, Director

A. Pierce, Lang, L. Lehmann, Sermons, Outland, Tyson, L. Joyner, Darden, N. Joyner, Britt, Whitehurst, Young,

Miller, Grumpier, Lamm, H. Allen, Stox, Craft, Davenport, Briley, Darden, A. Joyner, Williford, B. Baker, Nelson,

Jones, Bell, E. Lewis, J. Baker, Gardner, Owens, Calhoun, Matthews, Helms, Hardison, Hart, Willis, P. Baker,

Baucom, Darden, Phillips, Harris, E. Joyner, D. Sugg, Hurley, Fields, McDavid, D. Walston, C. Lewis, Teel, Moye,

G. Mozingo, W. Allen, Oakley, G. Allen, N. Walston, R. Smith, R. McLawhorn, Tyson, C. McLawhorn, Griffis,

J. Lewis, little, Taylor, Lewis, Marcum, Parker, C. Lehmann, B. Pierce, B. Smith, Lang, Corbett, Shreve, O'Neal,

Ellis, E. Sugg, Mitchell, Jefferson, Jones, Taylor, Tyson, Wooten, Cooke.

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Cobb, Franke, Hinson, Allen, Briley, Strickland, Brock, J. little. Heath, Letchworth, Peaden, B. Corbett, Davenport,

Craft, Moore, C. Mozingo, Wooten, H. Gay, Jefferson, Lewis, J. Owens, S. Gay, G. Mozingo, Tugwell, Bagley,

Harris, P. little, Nichols, Wainwright, A. Gay, L. Owens, Rose, Ellis, Jones, Bundy, D. Baker, Harris, Mooring,

Allen, Blalock, Young, Floyd, L. Brock, C. Brock, Holloman, Joyner, Tyson, Walston, W. Tugwell, Manning, L. Gay,

Bagley, D. Baker, D. Tugwell, B. Corbett, Vandiford, Bell, S. Baker, Craft.

People with special talents are chosen to sing special

music.

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LU DIXON

SALLIE OGLESBY

NANCY MEWBORNHead

^ajorettea

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Majorettes pose prior to a performance.

The majorettes put in many hours of practice for a

routine.

Majorettes proudly show off their new uniforms earned by training future majorettes.

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^armviUe iScUool ^Band

Price, Dunn, Graves, Modlin, Deal, Freuler, Andrews, Johnson, John Moore, Anderson, R. Eason, J. Allen, Joyner,

Humphrey, Jackie Moore, Hillard, Johnston, Kite, Massey, Lloyd, Sumlin, Billy Lovic, D. Eason, Mewborn, Nolen,

Gorham, Monk, Allen, Flake, Cowan, Winstead, Thomas, Bobby Lovic, Chesson, Duke, Murphrey, Daughtry,

Wooten.

DRUM MAJOR, Lukie Deal BAND DIRECTOR, Mr. William Glasgow

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The band in a well-known formation on the football field.

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The band is known for its hard workers.

OFFICERS; Billy Lovic, Co-Captain; Mary Allen, Sec-

retary; Shelton Chesson, Captain; Ray Wooten, UniformOfficer; Bobby Lovic, Maneuver Officer.

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Margie Dunn, Ann Bass, Peggy Vandiford, Betsy Carraway, Elaine Baker, Jackie Newsome, Doris Wilkinson, Judy

Moore, Phyllis Newsome, Phyllis Griffis, Pat McClain, Linda McLawhorn.

ADVISOR: Mrs. Pat Woodside

The Drill Team, a new addition to the band, in a char-

acteristic pose.

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STAFF: Wilkinson, Gay, Andrews, Briley, C. Lewis, Oglesby, Sermons, L. Allen, L. Joyner, Whitehurst,

A. Joyner, M. Allen, Wheless, Hardison, Kilpatrick, Dixon, Willis, Blackley, Smith, Hobgood, J. Darden,

Bell, Mayo, S. Darden, Wooten, McDavid, Mewbom, Cobb, Flake, Outland, Mr. Lawrence, Owens, Britt,

Bundy, E. Lewis, Baker.

MANAGING EDITORDianne Bell

EDITOR: Joan Baker

PHOTOGRAPHER: Pat Bundy.

EXCHANGE EDITOR: Patsy Britt.

ASSISTANT EDITORS: Dewey Nichols, Ann Joyner.

FEATURE EDITORS: Sallie Oglesby, Betsy Flake. ART EDITOR: Larry Shreve

SPORTS EDITOR: Martha McDavid. The Journalism Class.

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c^rchway ^StaH

Lu Dixon, Assistant Editor; Mary Ethel Price,

Editor; Janice Blackley, Assistant Editor,

SPORTS STAFF: Dianne Bell, Ray Wooten, Ann Pierce, Cecil Eason,

Sallie Oglesby, Dixon Sauls,

ART EDITORS: Nancy Britt and Linda

Modlin,

PUBLICITY: NancyW ilkinson, PatriciaHobgood, Nancy Mewborn,Shelton Chesson, Robert

Williford, Charles Mayo,Brenda Hobgood, MikeHardison.

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Frances S ta rl ing, Eddie Jones,

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Help Make the Finest Town and Community in the Entire South

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Compliments of

Compliments of

J. H. HARRIS & SONDR. W. ALBERT SMITH, JR.

General Merchandise

Farmville, North Carolina100 South Main Street


Compliments of

Compliments of

CENTRE HARDWAREOLIVER MURPHREY'S TRANSFER

Dealer in Grain

108 West Wilson Street

Farmville, North Carolina Phone 753-3151


Compliments of CompI iments of

OUTLAND'S BARBER SHOP(^ICKE^

WICKES LUMBER & BUILDING

"Small enough to need you,SUPPLIES

Large enough to serve you" Highway 264 Phone 753-3111

Farmville, North CarolinaFarmville, North Carolina

131

FarmviMe, North Carolina

Compliments of

BELK-TYLER’S

WFAG

"Radio on the Go" ...Serving the FarmviMe

Community

1250 on the dial

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Head—Doris Wilkinson

Phyllis Griffis Jane Darden

Beverley Humphrey Sue Joyner

Linda McLawhorn Carol Smith

Ann Bass Valencia Willoughby

J. V. Cheerleaders

’65-’66Compliments of

RAY’S

RESTAURANT

"THE HEART OF FARMVILLE”CORNER MAIN AND WILSON

FARMVILLE, N. C.

^^FOOD

Compliments of

Mozingo

and

Trevathan’s

Farmville^ North Carolina

Compliments of

CHEVROLETi

Messer Chevrolet Co.

Your Quality Chevrolet Dealer

Telephone 753-3123

120 West Wilson Street


133


BIG BARGAIN SUPPLY

316 South Main St

.


EASON'S SELF SERVICE


Compliments of

ROSES 5 and 10

You get a bargain everytime

At the Farmville Five & Dime

Home Owned—Home Operated


Compliments of

R. L. SMITH and COMPANY

Feed, Seed, and

Farm Supplies



CATO'S STYLE SHOP MAMIE'S BEAUTY PARLOR



L. L. MURPHREY'S R. A. GARDNER and COMPANY

Farmville, North Carolina Fountain, North Carolina

134

Compliments of

DR. CHARLES E. FITZGERALD

203 E. 5th St.

GREENVILLE, N. C. 27834


STEINBECK'SCompliments of

Smart Clothes For Menand Boys

PLEASURE ROUTE MOTORS

Come in to see us! Highway 264 West

427 Evans Street



Compliments of

SIMPSON EQUIPMENT COMPANY

Compliments of

FARMVILLE TRADING COMPANY

Trailer-Body Sales and Service

P. 0 . Box 1017

Wilson, North CarolinaFarmville, North Carolina

Compliments of

Shoes for the

Entire Family

THE GLAMOUR SHOPLARRY’S SHOE STORE



135

DUKE

BUICK-PONTIAC

INC

Telephone SK 3-3137

Highway 264 By Pass


Congratulations Class of '66

FARMVILLE FURNITURE COMPANYFurniture Fashion Center

* * *

Bridal Department

featuring

Si Iver-Crysta! -China

Gift Shop

136

City Drug Co.

our

DEPENDABLEDRUGGIST

On Cal! 24 Hours a Day


137


PAUL TRIPP'S ATLAS STATION

ESSO SERVICE STATION

West Wilson Street Farmville, North Carolina


Compliments of

H. P. Beaman’s GaeaqeFOUNTAIN, N. C.

MARLBORO TEXACO SERVICE

GENERAL REPAIRS WELDING

TELEPEHONE 749-4431


Compliments of

Compliments of

THORNE-WOOTEN

WEST END BAKERY FURNITURE CO.

Greenville, North CarolinaFarmville, North Carolina

Compliments of

BRADY'S BAR-B-Q RESTAURANT

Marlboro


Bottling Company


138

Compliments of

Speight Service Center and Auto Parts

Pure Oil Products

Telephone SK 3-4131 {PURE}122 West Wilson Street


Compliments of

Farmer’s and Monk’s Warehouse

Farmviiie, North Carolina

Ann Pierce — Head

Ruth Al len

Susan Darden

Deborah Freuler

Ann Joyner

Cordelia Lewis

Rebecca Mosley

Niki Outland

lla Sermons

Cheerleaders ’65-’66

Compliments of

Wilkerson Brothers’

Fruit MarketWholesale and Retail

West Wilson Street


139

MAJORETTES ’65-’66

Betsy Lapp Head Belinda Kilpatrick

Anna Gardner Nancy Mewborn Lu Dixon-Assistant

Sal lie Oglesby Janice Thompson

I

140

FIRST NATIONAL BANK

of Eastern North Carolina

Member F . D . I . C

.


Compliments of

FCX Grain

Marketing Service

John J. Barefoot - Manager


Compliments of

Moore’s Gulf Station

Horace C. Moore - Manager

MARLBORO


141

Compliments of

THE A&R BODY SHOP

Ed Al len

Repairing

Ray Riggs

Telephone SK 3-4141

Highway 264 By Pass


Benney’sM WAY i r 1 R S J 0 U A l 1 t Ir *

G reenville. North Carolina

Congratulations

CAROLINA OFFICE & EQUIPMENTCOMPANY

306 Evans Street

Greenvi I le. North Carolina

Compliments of

DICK'S SHELL SERVICE


Our Sincere Thanks to

Mrs. Wooten and the fourth

period typing II class.

The ARCHWAY staff

Congratulations

MASHBURN PLUMBING & HEATINGCOMPANY


Farmviile^ North Carolina

Compliments of

JIMMY LEWIS' SERVICE STATION513 West Wilson Street

Famnville, North Carolina

Best Wishes

to the

Class of 1966

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Compliments of

DOT DEE'S SCHOOL OF DANCE


Compliments of

HARRY J. BYERS, INC.


Compliments of

LEE'S WAREHOUSE

South Main Street


CompI iments of

LEWIS AND ROUSEATTORNEYS-at-LAW

East WI Ison Street


Compliments of

EASY WASH

South Main Street


143

c^cknowledgement^

To Mrs. Rollins, Mrs. Caldwell,

Mr. Harris, and Mr. Moye, our spon-

sors, who were so c 0-0 p e ra t i V e and

helpful; to Mrs. Wooten's fourth period

class, who so generously typed all the

ads; to the whole annual staff, who so

willingly devoted their time and effort;

to our advertisers, who made this year-

book possible; to Mr. Tucker, who took

such an interest in us; to H unte r Pub-

lishing Company, who printed the

ARCH\i¥AY; to the whole faculty who

so patiently endured the endless retakes;

to Mr. Charles M. Schulz, who gave us

permission to use his "Peanuts cartoons—

w e give a special vote of thanks and

appreciation. We hope you enjoy your

1966 ARCIWAY.

Sincerely,

EDITORMary Ethel Price

ASST. EDITORSJanice Blackley

Lu Dixon

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