Plymouth High School - Roanoke Log Yearbook (Plymouth, NC)

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ROANOKE LOG-19-I-2 tQi5t5i55tSi55t3iS5t3i35Eir35Fsi5t3i55t3iS5t3if3t5i3St5ff35'3i5t3i5tSi55Ei55EiE5tQi5tErE5tQi35t5if55t5i5ZQi55t5i56iE56iE5tQf5t?i55tQi55t5hi FkoN'1' Row-Marjorie Bateman, Tiny Alexander, Mary Lillian Campbell, Louise Nobles foo-eaptainj, Grace Nobles Qco-eaptainj, Gladys Bowen, Gertrude Woolard, Martha Manning. SECUND Row-Ruby Respass, Martha jackson, Louise Price, Helen Carr, Elizabeth Over- ton, Kathleen Jordan, Carolyn Brown. THIRD Row-Patsy Dixon, glean Mocllin, Doris james, Louise Spruill, Margaret glories, liuniee Holliday, Anna Bowen. FOURTH Row-Lovejoy Weetle, Billie .lean Casey. FIFTH Row-lrcne Dixon fcoachl, Frances Bassinger flIl2lI1flgCI'D. Girls' Basketball The Plymouth girls were forced to open their basketball season by the invasion of Beargrass. The girls lost the game by 48 points, the score being 50-2. Gladys Bowen made the only score for Plymouth. The next game was played against Roper High in the Plymouth gym. The Roper girls beat the Panthers 24--0. Although the Panthers fought hard they were unable to turn the score in their favor. The girls played the Creswell girls in the High School Gym on Friday night. The Plymouth girls lost Z1-8. Martha Manning made high score of 5 and Louise Nobles made 3. They next met the Belhaven girls in the Plymouth gym. The girls fought hard and bravely, but they didn't have what it took to beat Belhaven. The scorers for Plymouth were Louise Nobles 3 and Martha Manning 2. The final score was 19-5 in favor of Belhaven. . GERARD SPRUILL, Sports Ezlilnr ft' Page Twenty-:even

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ROANOKE LOG-1942 . b6b5b6f56+56f55+5Q455513556455645Gfiiafaefaiafaafaefaarbefsafaefaefaefbefaeffa V l f Roanoke- Log Staff FRONT Row-Alton Mayo, Feature Editor, Roy Manning, Adrerlisilzg Manager, Mary Lillian Campbell, Editor-in-Chief, Zeb Norman, Arrociate Editor, Mrs. Barclcn, Adviser, Warren Robbins, Bu.riz1e.fr Mrzzzrager. Sucomx Row-Gerard Spruill, Spark Erlimr, Gertrude Woolard, Senior Clam Editorg Frances Bassinger, Junior Clary Edilorg Dick Harrison, Soflwmore Clary Edilorg Carl Bailey, Phologmphir EliifOl'g Zeno Lyons, Frefhwan Clan Editor, John Hays, Ilth Grade Clan Editor. The Senior Class, for the first time in the history of Plymouth High School, has undertaken the great task of publishing an annual. To us it meant work, but as a final reward for our efforts We were publishing a memory book, to be cherished perhaps forever. Thus, the task was optimis- tically begun. First we needed a good man at the helm, and then a sturdy crew. Equally important was the guidance by a Wise and experienced pilot. These were readily secured, when Mary Lillian Campbell was elected Editor-in-Chief, Zeb Norman Associate Editor, and Mrs. Barden Adviser, who's help has truly been the guiding light to port. Then came hours of planning, weeks of preparation, and days of toil. On into the night seniors bending slavishly over carefully printed pages - erasing - tearing up - erasing - counting - days and nights on end - 'til finally - the last page copied - the last picture numbered - and the Work disappears from the office. Days of Waiting - weeks - and now, at last, We offer you the first issue of The Roanoke Log, your annual for 1942. We have blazed the trail, and We sincerely hope that this issue will inspire others to follow in our footsteps. Page Twenty-nine