Reid Ross High School - Rohian Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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d, R. O. i . C. The Reid Ross Army J. R. O. T. C. Battalion is dedicated to the devel- opment of leadership in the cadets of its Corps. This year ' s battalion is look- ing for the achievement of distin- guished honor unit. With the higli leadership potential and the never ending hard work of the military staff, we hope to achieve our highest goals. The Battalion Commander, with the aid of his staff, runs the battalion. The J. R. (). T. C. Battalion is under the leadership of Col. Hargis. Sgt. Frederick, and Sgt. Norris. « Battalion Commandei C. Cochron Information Ofricei L. MuRhcs Color Officer— M. Martinez Battalion X. O.— O. Khan Battalion Commander: Catlel Ma). Cole Cochron Honor Guard Rifle Team COLOR C.liARO; 0 tk row) C. Hvi(ihe». J. Oill-.w. J. Umhort. V. Adanv.. J. RIFLE TEAM: (back n w) C. Odonoll. W. Bloyd, E. .lones C. C uley. (front row) M. C.«rdner. T. U ' dford. U Ranches, A. Padill... WmKnte. K. Hurley, (front row) L. GinRras. O. Pad.lla. D. T.I gas k as. Orgnnization-s GS

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Pep Club First Row: K. Scott, K. Howard, T. Townsen, P. Giles, A. Strange, S. Wilson, W. Pittman, B. iMcNeii, C. Tliompson, L. Jolmson. Second Row: J. Townsend, E. McDuffie, S. Adams, K. Moore, L. Carmichael, B. Adams, K. Leonard, P. Pittman, P. McNeil, C. Everett, V. Dove, V. Bryant, W. Bain. Third Row: L. Tate, S. Riggs, G. Dove, G. Parker, J. Thompson. L. White, M. Yarboro, L. Ganon, J. Ousley, B. Hudgins. Fourth Row: P. Solomon, A. Pickens, B. Kinch, B. McDonald, L, Matthews, D. Moses. A. Gadsden, C. Croswell, J. Thompson. Fifth Row:C. Bullard, D. Hall, L. Jackson, K. Nelson, C. Goins, M. Torres, R. Parker, D. Johnson. Sixth Row; M. Ellison, P. Carter, M. Brannock, W. Copeland, T. Sasser, R Grooms, R. McGuire, L. Rod, C. Mostella The Reid Ross Pep Club is a newly formed club open to all stu- dents attending Reid Ross. The main objective of the R. H. S. Pep Club is to promote more school spirit between athletes and non-atjjletes. The members are involved in supporting the extracurricular athletic activi- ties. The Pep Club is affiliated with the Reid Ross Cougar Club. The clubs advisor is Dorothy McLeod. The Pep Club will participate in many school activities tliis year. One of the projects has been the selling of buttons. At the end of the year the Pep Club is to have a picnic. First Row: G. Dove, V. Pres., D. Johnson, Treas., W. Copeland, Pres. Second Row: J. Thompson, Par., C. Bullard, Par., J. Thompson, Sec. Organizations 67

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Cumberland Rifles First Row: C. Cochron, D. Matthews, S. Hutchinson, M. Knoch, E. Johnson, H. Bransford, J. Allsbrook, T. Esparza, W. Harris, T. McCoUum, M. Boyce, J. Dufresne, M. Higgins, M. McGirt, S. Kahn. Second Row: S. Otey, T. Spann, G. Elliot, J. Gibson, R. Davis, C. Teasley, T. Belin, R. Morrison, J. Bing, D. Meekins, W. Merrik, F. Powers, R. Gerhart. Cumberland Riflettes First Row: M. Martinez, L. Johnson, B. Hunt, V. Smith, S. Thompson, A. Luther. S econd Row: H. Getz, V. ,yd.E Simmons, S. Adams, D. Parks, K. Woolen. Third Row: L. Boyce, D. Webber, B. Farrow, C. Simms, D. Hall, A. g paijilli Hayes, K. Watkins, P. Lewis, G. Thomas, D. Meekins. Members for the male and female drill teams are selected from volunteers each year and the teams participate at many school, civic, and com- petitive events. In 19 7 5 The Cum-berland Rifles won the Georgetown Uni- versity National Drill Tourna- ment. In 1976, the Riflettes won first place in the Eastern Regional Invitational Drill Tournament in Richmond, Virginia. Organizations 6 9