Roanoke Rapids High School - Ro Rap Yearbook (Roanoke Rapids, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1958 volume:

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We've been working all year to publish an annual that we hoped you would like. ln this year's book we have tried to portray a small part of the life at Roanoke Rapids High School. We of the RO-RAP staff have sincerely enjoyed our task, whatever our trials and troubles have been. And now that we are through, if you like our efforts, we shall feel well rewarded. I l? lf 6 DEDICATIO The 1958 RO-RAP is dedicated with. deep appreciation to Mr. D. I. Kidd for his many years of faithful service and for his kind regard for students. 'Ci 1 I , it 4 Mr. Kidd, in typical uniform, demon- ' My I strates in his patient manner to eighth 9 V grade shop students how to use the coping saw. 5 X I ' ' if ., '1 TJ Q. ,tw 'ff J at i V xv L,.,.V 4 ul -wa . .. A,vI'7V .. x , ,, if , K QA ' P A Wfit':?i1g., , ,fsui ,Q 1 aff, ADNII ISTRATIO ,l A :E gg 1 l I I I ,Q 45 www-.a-vnnqnf. f' 3 ? .... ,,mg,iQ2 'fs -. ff, 3 2 M - y -A TQ w ig Y MW ' I A f K , n QC 'N QR. Q fx V m bLV A , K -1' fw Wf122hs:1,- flew . ,h . m k G I Al' I W- Vwawwm., wwlhg 5 A Q I QV N rm hun . , 4 ' .vw ' .WCA- '1 ' ' .2 TX : J 5, fff we 3 ' X xgw 'T Q F! ADMINISTRATION 4 . ,fig-Ll? 1, 'rv 'i risk ' 'Qx i. EPPS READY University of South Carolina, AB., l925, A.M,, l929, New York University, Ph.D., l949 Superintendent of Roanoke Rapids Public Schools Clgiku..-. :X X ., gl u .mf ' JOSEPH W. TALLEY Wake Forest College, AB., l938, Duke University, M.Ed., l947 Principal of Roanoke Rapids Junior-Senior High School I0 MRS. JOYCE CRANE Secretary to Mr.TaIley MRS. LUCILLE DICKENS Secretary to Dr.Ready Not pictured MISS RUTH CHAPMAN Secretary to Dr. Ready SCHGOL BOARD Seated left to right: G. N. Taylor, W. L Mcdlm Choxrmon W T Hodges Sfandmg left to rught G L Hoycs Mrs. J. E, Show, G. E. NLthL cuff A E Akers J Not plcturecl B M Whm. Hurst W L Mcmnmg. FACULTY in rl , N i ,sm 1:1 gint' GEORGE BAIRD RUSSELL BEDDARD JESSIE HELEN BELCHE ELIZABETH BOLTON Instrumental Music Science Social Studies Librarian 'T ft fx 05 an v- T,--N BETTY SUE BRANCH TILDEN BRIDGES MRS. LUCY BROWN MARTHA CRADDOCK Commerce Industrial Arts Mathematics, Science Social Studies ,,,-ES L' it t- ELIARD CROOM MARY ELLA CURRIN DONALD CURTIS FAYE DAIL Industrial Arts Home Economics Science, Athletics Home Economics I 2 19x ,., -. rg.: Q, ., , 'S 2,3 WTS' ZEB DENNY MRS. MARY DICKENS English, Religion, Athletics History, English, Science MRS. NANCY DUNN VERNIE EDDINS English, Science Latin, Guidance Counselor Q iw i 'vs MILDRED EDWARDS VIRGINIA FERGUSON Science Mathematic- 'quiv- BERT HOLLIFIELD MRS. PEGGY HONEYCUTT Mathematics English M Qt..- MARJORIE FLEETWOOD MRS, ALINE FORD Social Studies English, Mathematics, Science f ur ., 'X 0' s Us il' - v Q: -V,-Q Q., .g ' 3 i MN 9' .' . Ig I' - 2 , ' X 1: R H 5 . . k If ,.:.?,,r: :L CRANFORD HOYLE Director of Athletics, Health, Physical Education REID INGRAHAM Mathematics FACULTY l. U MRS, MITTA ISLEY Social Studies an 'L 'Wx ? ' Q .f- WALTER McCRAW rv A 'UN WINFRED JOHNSON Athletics, Physical Education .4-5, 'WN v-M, JEANNE MCGUFFIN ig ai Q- M- A f D. I. KIDD Industrial Arts I 'U , in-. RALPH KNIGHT Mechanical, Architectural Drawing, Commercial Arts 'C' , YN rx MYRL MANESS Ar. an SHIRLEY MOORE English English, Dramatics English, Vocal Music Social Studies yr. ' 3 Q 45 ' . ' i as ,. Q up A s Wx' 'R I ' L , ...,, . o- X -Q 4. A . W Lv 'f .. if JOSEPH PARKER HENRIETTA PRICE HART SHERIDAN Y. A. TAYLOR Vocal Music English, Science El1gll5l1 SCl0f'C0 'W , rtx M 'li -J .1 1-2. ,X,, W.. fr MATILDA THOMPSON GERALDINE TURNER LOIS TURNER JACK WATTS Commerce Physical Education, Health Piano Building Trades, Printing, Machine Shop I., ,, no A-. G. '11, if MRS. 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JAMES DAUGHTRY BAILEY J. V. Football l, 2, J. V. Basketball l, 2, J. V. Base- ball 2, Homeroom Officer 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Var- sity Football 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Track 2, Monogram Club 3, 4. CARLTON EDWARD BAIRD JACKIE ARLINGTON BAREFOOT J. V. Baseball 2. MARTHA ANN BARNES Ninth Grade Chorus l, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, Girls Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Jr. Marshal 3, F. B. L. A. 3, French Club 4. LINDA FAYE BERRY Homeroom Officer l, 3, Ninth Grade Chorus l, F. H. A. l, Officer 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, F.B.L,A. 3, State Officer 4, Homecoming Queen 4. DAVID CARLTON BIRDSONG Jr. Red Cross 4, Ninth Grade Chorus l, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Student Teachers Club Offi- Cer 4. 'mrs tn ill 95. if 'N M, ,R 'nQ...., rn R ir . 'Nung- inns! SENIOR LILLIE IVEY BLANC HARD Homeroom Officer 2, Ninth Grade Chorus I, F. H. A. I, Officer 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, F. B. L. A. 3, Officer 4. BARBARA ANN BLAND F. H. A. I, Senior Band I, Camera Club 4, F.B.L,A. 3, 4, French Club 3. ANDREW JAMES BORRELL ALTON LEE BRITTON Homeroom Officer 2, J. V. Football I, 2, Ninth Grade Chorus I, Senior Band I, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, Camera Club 2, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Key Club 3, Officer 4, French Club Officer 3, Ro-Rap 3, Photography Editor 4. BERNICE LOUISE BROWN Ninth Grade Chorus I, F. H. A. I, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4. BRENDA AKERS BROWN Class Officer 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 2, J. V. Cheer- leader 2, Jr. Council Officer I, Ninth Grade Chorus I, Sr. Band Officer I, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Bos- ketball 2, F. B. L. A. 3, 4. DEANNA LOUISE BROWN Homeroom Officer 3, Jr. Red Crass I, Ninth Grade Chorus I, F. H. A. I, 2, Camera Club 4, French Club 3. ROBERT FRANKLIN BROWN, JR. I 'fl' ., l CLASS CECELIA LOUISE CARVER F. H. A. 3, 4, F. B. L. A. 3. JERRY NOLANE CASFER CLARENCE WYCHE CLARK Ninth Grade Chorus l, Jr. Council Officer I, Sr. Band l, 2, 3, Officer 4, The Moderns l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, Officer 4, Stage Crew 2, Manager 3, 4. SONJA FAYE CLARK Homeroom Officer l, 2, 3, Senior Council 3, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross 2. ROBERT ARNOLD CLARY J. V. Football l, 2, J. V, Baseball 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Monogram Club 4. BOBBY FRANCIS CLEMENTS ALDINE COBB WILEY DRISCO CONNELL, JR. J. V. Football l, 2, Ninth Grade Chorus l, Senior Band l, 2, 3, Varsity Football 3, Track l, 2, Mono- gram Club 3, 4, Stage Crew I, 2, 3. 'R 0063 H.-X Us L ui lf ' 1 1 3 s. ov .N 'x fi is-5. . 4---A I 4-,. SENIOR ANNA CHRISTINE COLLIER Homeroom Officer I, 2, 3, 45 Ninth Grade Chorus I5 Junior Council I5 F. H. A. 45 Senior Band I, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 45 Basketball 25 Senior Council 25 Homecoming Court 4. CALVIN LEE COOLEY Rifle Club 4. BARBARA DeELLA COOPER Homeroom Officer 25 Ninth Grade Chorus I5 F.H.A. 2, 45 Girls Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 F.B,L.A. 35 French Club 3. PATRICIA ELIZABETH COZZENS CAROLYN LOUISE CRANFORD Library Club Officer 45 F. B. L. A. 3. BILLY MUNSON CULLOM Class Officer 45 Homeroom Officer I5 J. V. Football I, 25 J. V. Basketball Manager 25 J. V. Baseball 25 Jr. Red Cross 35 Ninth Grade Chorus I5 Jr. Council Officer I5 Varsity Basketball Manager 35 Varsity Foot- ball 3, Manager 45 Varsity Baseball 45 Track I5 Monogram Club 3, 45 Jr. Marshal 35 Bus Driver 4. JAMES WILLIAM DEAN Ninth Grade Chorus I5 Sr. Band I, 2, 3, Officer 4 The Moderns 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Key Club 2, 4 Officer 35 Jr. Marshal 3. WILLIAM HENRY DREWETT Ninth Grade Chorus I. CLASS CARLON RAY EDWARDS Homeroom Officer I, 3, J. V. Baseball 2, Senior Band I, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Senior Council 3, Monogram Club 4, Stage Crew 3. JAMES ERWIN EDWARDS Homeroom Officer 4, J. V. Football I, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 4, Officer 3, Rifle Club 3. OZZIE EDWARDS PATRICIA LOUISE ELLIS Homeroom Officer 3, 4, Ninth Grade Chorus I, F. H. A. 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, F. B. L. A. Offi- cer 3, French Club 3. FAYE DEAN ERWIN Ninth Grade Chorus I, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. MARY ELIZABETH FAULKNER F. H. A. I, 2, WILLIAM WAYNE FLOYD Camera Club 3, Officer 4, Key Club 3, 4. BEVERLY ANN FREEMAN Ninth Grade Chorus I, F. H. A. I, 2, Jr. Marshal 3, French Club 3, Student Teachers' Club 4. Ln- - 4-as -thu gk .nk .ns q W 1,5 v--.--. lt . V :C 1 Wirral' SENIOR GLORIA JEAN GARNER Transfer from Wilson, N. C., Girls Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus 4, F. B, L. A. 3, 4. IRVING WAYNE GRAY Class Officer 3, Homeroom Officer I, 2, J. V. Football Manager I, 2, J. V. Baseball I, Ninth Grade Chorus I, Senior Band I, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Sr. Council Officer 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Stage Crew 3. SARAH ELIZABETH GROGAN F, H. A. I, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Camera Club 3, F. B. L. A. 3, French Club 3. PRISCILLA LEE HANCOCK Homeroom Officer I, 3, Jr, Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Major- ette I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Band 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Camera Club 3, French Club 4, Student Teachers' Club 4, Homecoming Court 4. EDSEL JACKSON HARLOW Varsity Football 4, Camera Club Officer 4, French Club 3. ALONZO RHODES HARRIS J. V, Football I, 2, J, V. Basketball I, Varsity Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Baseball Manager I, 2, Track 3, Monogram 3, 4, Key Club 2, 4, Officer 3, Jr. Marshal 3. PHILLIP DAVID HARRISON J. V. Football l, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Track 3. MAJOR WAYNE HATCHELL J. V, Football I, 2, Track I, 2. CLASS GLORIA DEAN HAWKINS Ninth Grade Chorus l, F. H. A. 2, 3, Girls Glee Club 2, 3, Library Club 4. MARGARET LUCILLE HOWELL Class Officer 4, Jr. Red Cross l, Officer 2, Ninth Grade Chorus l, Junior Council l, F. H. A. 4, Girls Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Sr. Council 2, Officer 3, Homeroom Officer l, 2, Homecoming Court 4. SYBIL WAYNE HUDSON F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Ronoko 3, Ro-Rap 3, Junior Mar- shal 3. NANCY ANN HUNNINGS Homeroom Officer l, 2, 3, Ninth Grade Chorus l, Junior Council l, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Senior Coun- cil 3, Ro-Rap Business Manager 4, F. B. L. A. Officer 3, 4, Student Teacher's Club 4, Homecoming Court 4. SARAH GAYLE HUNTER Homcroom Officer 4, Jr. Red Cross Officer 3, 4, Girls Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Ro-Rap 3, Adver- tising Manager 4, French Club 3, Student Teachers' Club 4. RALPH PEARSON INGRAM Class Officer 3, J. V. Basketball l, 2, Jr. Council Officer l, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Ro-Rap Layout 4, Bas- ketball 3, 4, Sr, Council Officer 3, Camera Club 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, Officer 4, French Club 3. SYBIL JEN JENKINS Homcroom Officer 2, Jr. Red Cross 3, Ninth Grade Chorus l, Jr. Marshal 3, F. B. L. A. 3, French Club 4. JEAN GRAY JEROME Class Officer 3, Homeroom Officer l, 2, 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, F. H. A. 4, Sr. Band l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3 4 , . .fi AQ ifs W.. 'U' ?y GN 5 'Flu- Y? :gps lil' :Rt 343 il. 1 N F M ? QQ . . 1 J k A' ls Q .fs --M. 6 SENIOR JOHN EDWARD JOHNSON Sr. Band 2, 3, 4, Officer I, The Moderns I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4. NEEDHAM HAYWOOD JONES Sr. Band I, 2, 3, Officer 4, The Modems 3, 4, Key Club 4, French Club 3. if ai- 'I' x, Ig I ,N ROSALIE JoNEs 'V-Q 7 F. H. A. I, 2, 3, Library Club Officer 4. Q' 'I I tt' ' soNJA JEAN Jones , I' F. I-I, A. I, 2, 3, Basketball 2, F. B. L, A, 3, 4. I fv- TT' .1-P3 C 'Qi ,Yr MARY VIRGINIA JORDAN French Club 3, DAVID LEE KEETER Sr. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, French Club 3. ANN COURTNEY KENNEMUR Ninth Grade Chorus I, F. H. A, I, Girls Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Camera Club 4, French Club 3. JOHN KEY CLASS ARNOLD LEE KING RONALD SEAY KING JOANNE HURT LACKEY Ninth Grade Chorus lg Girls Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Ronoko 3, Ro-Rap 3, Art Editor 45 Cam- era Club 4, Officer 3, Student Teachers' Club 4. ALBERT ALEXANDER LEE Homeroom Officer 4, J. V. Football l, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 4, Officer 3. REBECCA YVONNE LEE Ninth Grade Chorus l. BARBARA PAIGE LYLES Ninth Grade Chorus lg Girls Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, F. B. L. A. 3. ALTON BROOKS McLEOD J. V. Football lg Varsity Football 2, 35 Track 2, 35 Monogram Club 3, 4. JOHN RIVES MANNING, JR. Key Club 4, Jr. Marshal 3, French Club 4. sur-4 -ll Q .I 1: 1- -qu-so L- . SENIOR OSSIE MAE MATHEWS Ninth Grade Chorus I, Library Club 2, Officer 3. LAWRENCE WAYNE MERRITT Rifle Club 4. CARDELIA MIZELL I Jr. Cross I, 2, 4, F. H. A. I, 2, 3. HOWARD STEWART MOSELEY JO ANN MOSELEY I-lomeroom Officer 2, Jr, Red Cross 4, Officer 3, Sr. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Ro-Rap 3, Camera Club 2, Jr. Mar- shal 3, French Club 3, Student Teachers' Club Offi- cer 4. CHARLES WILLIAM OGLETREE Class Officer 4, I-Iomeroom Officer I, 3, Ninth Grade Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Ro-Rap 3, Editor 4, Senior Council 3, Camera Club 4, Key Club 3, 4, French Club 3, Stage Crew 3, 4. JOHN GEORGE PATRONIS I-lomeroom Officer 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Ro-Rap Layout 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Sr. Council Officer 3, Key Club 3, 4, French Club 4, Stage Crew 3, 4. VIRGINIA DEAN PAUL F. B. L. A, 3, Officer 4. CLASS NANCY LOUISE PHILLIPS Ninth Grade Chorus I, Girls Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Ronoko 3, Ro-Rap 3, Associate Editor 4, Camera Club 2, 4, Officer 3, Student Teachers' Club Officer 4, LINDA PLEASANT F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, Officer 3, 4. CECIL WAYNE PULLEY Rifle Club 4. THOMAS LONG RAINEY MILDRED ELEANOR RAY F, H. A. I. BETSY WAYN E REAVES Ninth Grade Chorus I, F. H. A, I, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, F. B. L. A. 3, 4, French Club Officer 3. MARVIN EUGENE REID WILSON DOYLE REID J. V. Football I, 2, Ninth Grade Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 4, Monogram Club 4, Officer 3, French Club 2, Officer 3, Q 6545. 'QQ' 'itz' Q ,sk 4. -fs 'vw BT S.- in-A ,s fe , Ie R. , If ,. - A, 3 1.. I uv.. 6? 'YZKNQLI Bb v? Q . ' r .-Q--' 35 fin. I ins..- if 'W' SENIOR WILLIAM ALEXANDER RHOME Homeroom Officer 4, Jr, Red Cross I, Ninth Grade Chorus I, Rifle Club 4. DENNIS WAYNE ROGERS Mixed Chorus 4. LINDA LEE SADLER Sr. Band I, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, F. B. L. A. 3, 4, French Club 3, Student Teachers' Club 4. PHYLLIS JEANNE SADLER Homeroom Officer I, 2, 3, F. B. L. A. 3. LYNFORD GRAY SAUNDERS Ninth Grade Chorus I, Sr. Band I, 2, 3, 4, The Mod- erns 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. MARSHALL LEE SHEARIN Homeroom Officer I, 2. 3: J. V. Football I, 2, J. V. Basketball 2, J. V. Baseball I, Ninth Grade Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Varsity Football 3. ALTON WAYNE SHELL Sr. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, 3. CAROLE SUE SHIRLEY Library Club 4, Student Teachers' Club 4. CLASS HELEN WINIFRED SIMPSON Homeroom Officer l, Ninth Grade Chorus l, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, F. B. L. A. 3, 4. JAMES STATFORD SMITH J. V. Football 2, Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 4. DENNIS LeROY STOCKDALE Camera Club 2, 4, Rifle Club 2, 4. JERRY WILLIAM STOCKDALE French Club 3. MICHAEL PARKS SYKES Homeroom Officer 2, 3, J. V, Football l, 2, Track 2, Senior Council 3, Jr. Marshal 3. WILLIAM ARNOLD TELLIGA Sr. Band l, 2, 3, Officer 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 4. DARRYL WAYNE THOMPSON J. V, Football l, 2, J, V. Basketball l, 2, J. V. Base- V ball l, 2, Ninth Grade Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 4 Varsity Football 3, 4, Track l, Monogram Club 3, Officer 4, French Club 4. MILTON KEITH TRIPP Homeroom Officer 3, Track 3, 4, Camera Club Offi ccr 4, French Club 3. YN 115 5 Q-N 4 'U' P i,.v-, New vs A 'T an--W-A 4155 'To b 'IT : x fr- 'Q 4. - Er 'lin-ag. ,V . R 5-ifh Q.. - 'Z' , pg IQ'- bs-gw . I-.. G' rr 'VO 9 X fx f...,,. 1 .0 SENIOR LYNDA LEE TROTTER Transfer from Greenville, S. C., Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Camera Club 4, Homecoming Court 4. ROY LEE TURNER Horneroorn Officer 3, Sr. Council 3, Library Club 4, French Club 3, Student Teachers' Club 4. MARJORIE MAE WAYNE F H A I 2 3 Officer4j F. B. L. A. 3. DANIEL LANKFORD WHEELER Jr. Red Cross 3, Student Teachers' Club 4. ROSA ANN WHITBY BETTY JANE WILLIAMS Ninth Grade Chorus I, Girls Glee Club 4, French Club 4. NINA NAN WILLIAMS Ninth Grade Chorus Ig Mixed Chorus 2, Camera Club 3, Officer 4, Student Teachers' Club 4. RHODRICK HENRY WOOD Homeroom Officer 4, Ninth Grade Chorus lg Jr. Band lg Sr. Band 2, 3, 4, The Moderns 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Sr. Council 4, French Club 4. CLASS WILLIAM FREDERICK WOOD Homeroom Officer l, 4, J. V. Football l, 2, Varsity Football 4, Track 3, 45 Camera Club 4, Monogram Club 4. FREDDY WAYN E WRENN CHARLES SIDNEY ZUCKER Homeroom Officer 3, J. V. Football I, 25 J. V. Bas- ketball If J. V. Baseball lg Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, Officer 4. 'YP 'K'-3 Shall we dance? Yung? K s . 3 A year older, a year wiser. 33 A .1 X I4 xx-NR V-vyf .es-i V j fi 5,4 1 i , B' ,, u Studcnt Council entertains new students. Finishing touches. ev 'L A if' K i , ' .YQ ,fb AL' 'R xf A, my -19 1 ,f I 1 3 an M N ' i J-f x ' . w i .5919 i A V .,, jimakp I, ji y V .g l i 'Qi.'.,!. K ' I 5 1 1 Q, LC Jozz Cool. s 1- ff 3 PCD rally, ,ir 6 A queen is crowned, Iriv- Food for thought. u W MA ,- '-X 4 1 S Bryant lets Sarah in on the latest gossip. f Mm Us 'f Wm M .+- ' ,. -Y , .at lx Taking a break , v ,4 1 M, t ,aw 4 A 53' 1 ,, ' . as ' , It Q5 A 17 .552 H ,wc . Q ,t ,fn 'P M4 jf, h a tttttt , Baby Doll. Rootie-toot-toot! t k JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS Ella Jane Waters ....S, ....... T reasurer Johnny Matkins S,..,,.. .....,S. V ice-President Mac Brown .......... ...... .......,....S... P r esidenf Linda Edwards .SS....,S ...,SS,S......,SS.. S ecretary :gi MARSHALS First row, left to right: K. Taylor, L. Lyles. Second row: M, Brown, E. J. Waters, R. Parkinson, M. Floyd. Back row: D, Fayed, T. Miruchcrg J. Matkins and K. Ovcrrnan CnlcfS, M Shaw, H, Tnckul. H5-'ffl-117-T' ' uma? Egg, a,,',,z , .....- L S 2,,.,,,Je Uiknfl LM X . . I KVM A Q J X Q' 1 1- r , .. S Sr, or AM X1 X., 'TWP , 1 -, . .mv f MFE' , J , v L., 9- ,, l, Q I vga- ' Arlene Allen Frances Allen Winifred Allen Camilla Babson Larry Baird David Barrow Betty Ann Baffen George Barton Jerry Bennett Barbara Brown Mac Brown Gloria Bryant Bobby Bunn Dori5 Cahoon Mary Frances Ca rvcr Billy Charnbliss Charles Collins Billy Crawford Joe Crew Sandra Daniel Y f- v-- I '1'S ,arm -av-wx IW' VK Vs Q1 Xi 'H f 'T B 'J' 4 Q f, xxx Q 1 X A ll br A 4 Q A 'E E C.. ,V 1. K., , endif 3 if' Q 4 X.,. Q, . SU' Q. nd ,,..,K fvx 9, 1 Na.. 1 Q wi., - N , ftp-A .9-A '1 6:3 .-A 'Q 'WY an X N ' -gas X Q .,, . -HN 'Q 7 . 9' ,Amee any 'VN re. . .un-...ex 11- 191754 JUNIORS Ps i to , QQ.-Q JC N Gi 'Q lx 4- A -9.1 55. 1-M rain, ,. IGF' jx- 15 'QW' 9 - .4 ' N v A-QR GN as 1--V X cf? rents vs' fi Q. LA iw? lil fs pq -rw-' A-JM L. 1'0- ws-U., A IU 3 gg L L, , 1, ,-1' I If wry. SA. Barbara Davis Connie Davis Shelby Davis Gwen Dickens Charles Dixon Barbara Eaton Linda Edwards Winufred Edwards Shirley Ellis Coral Erwin Mickey Farmer Phyllis Faulkner Dorothy Fayed Ann Ferguson Marian Floyd Judy Fuller Agnes Goudc Tony Gowen Barbara Graham Bobby Gray Ann Hardison Jody Hollingsworth Gladys Horne Jarman Jenkins Jackic Johnson Gloria Jones Joan Jordan Ann King Jeannette King Ashby Knight Gail Knight Kay Land Peter Luter Priscilla Lyerly Linda Lyles Priscilla Lynch Jane Maddrey Carolyn Matkins Johnny Matkins Lynne Meikle 'i :,. , 1, QNX tx x S' .r v .x as T 9' 'U-Lf. 'N' 'if' nm J' ii ,,,-uf. 7 ' in ' , Hia 'L 3 tl FFF' IN 2 ,QT f' - is X ' lg,li-tk 'tgp' .. - l W3 Xu- 'Tor -i IU? . Ah.-In ,1 Ii'-3s ,iq -N ln- ? ,X tw ' Q I ilk N., ..- 'C' P JUNIORS iff' X 24. ' ' L 4 rf-1 ASLA Q , 1-ur 'A in-1 5. .rms l ,VE K, is sig A- Q -K 1 'SR ,. 3 if' X v ,.. -tix, Q ,tl :Pix an if 4, N., A f 5- V A : 5 ,. L y 42. M ff -M y 'cf' - h 4? IWW' 4 c. Q.. ,W-,,, ,Q T' g A .,a..w. ff r' X i-'SQYA 3 , My of , -X , ff Tommy Mmchcr Edward Mizcll Jerry Moore Joyce Moore George Moose Edwin Moseley Marcia Moseley Dianne Neal Brenda Ncwsomc Mary Nicholson Thomas Ogburrm Kay Ovorman Peggy Parker Mary Frances Pcasc Ricky Parkinson Mary Porter Saunders Proctor Barbara Prudcrw Joyce Pulley Pot Rains Patsy Ray Dawn Reaves Walter Robinson Marie Rodwell Jatha Rogers Wayne Rooker Carolyn Sewell Martin Shaw Steve Smith Patricia Stanley Mac Starke Joe Sullivan Kay Taylor Ronnie Taylor Howard Tickel Brenda Todd Judy Towlcs Robert Umphlett Ella Jane Waters Helen Whitby if 'S V W' 15 ff I elf, gg H iff. ,R-min ,,,. , L ,mm 5 gs is QFW JUNIORS Y' Q ?,- 1 Q. 5-..f E+? 'VX- 'Gym-Q' I-'i 9 :ff.:Z'fF' S Alice Faye White Fred White Michael Wiley Nancy Wilder Henry Willioms Melvin Wilson Thornton Wilson Dennis Woodruff Billy Wright L.. The Misses Dickens lead cheers. What in the world? . x X Wx W R Q, Trick photography. Just the facts, Moc lr' x 'g Summer fun. One, two, reody ploy. Photographers ot work Don't pocket the change, Buck. gtg- or 6 Mx x, . ,., s just what l've always wanted! Dancing cheek to cheek. mg-vw Washing machine rock! Why so gloomy? SOPHOMORES Ihr w,,,.,,,, r 'fl P A . .5 : Wag.-1+ l Q ' 2 l Q I if l 3 ,'- .I ., Q-I 4561 . . . L 4. AAL ff-ir -sy- ,V 'vw' , . if -sl as Q Cx, 'I H 1 ga. Y. X . , 4: 4, ..., 5 ' x s f gk, . i , fi ' gs K .'s in ..,! A A, A I , is 9s vs: A it 2' ,g l i 1 '1 as Lrk J - 4 ,f g f - Dick Adams Richard Akers Barbara Albright Gordon Allen Carolyn Anderson Shelby Anderson Mickey Babb Larry Barnes Wayne Barnes Eugene Barrow Patricia Berry Jerry Bliss Bobby Bridgman Kay Brown Rufus Brown Wayne Butler Winston Butler Edgar Cain Eddie Carlson Clarence Coburn Mary Coker Polly Cooke Judy Copeland Jimmie Cooper Wayne Craddock Patricia Cullom Patricia Dabney Johnny Daughtry Robert Daughtry Warren Davis Vicky DeBerry William Doyle Katherine Dunn Nancy Dunn Jane Edmonds Dennis Elks Iris Erwin Betty Lou Evans Bob Faucett Roy Lee Ferrell Nancy Floyd Nancy Garner Robert Garner Worth Gay Charles Glaser Martin Goodman Patricia Gray Peggy Gray Q ' Q 5 Eg, .,. Q., , 1 Yi 1 , 'fi . is 'ii 5 fill!! - l -me ' fr i f D I . Yi bfi jx t Q , .L Jr ' 4 : Av iz: i an A-A fi 6- i v :-,Aw . 7 in - I1 if v ss E' G 3 ' . ,,,.!f I. 1, Q YT? s if A EAL Q .LW .. l g...r Q CVE 407.-.. 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Ted Gray Frances Grissom Robert Gums Sandra Gums Clarence Hale Donald Hale Raymond Hale Peggy Harrell Brenda Harris Richard Hawkins James Hawley William Hawley Jane Hinson Joe Hinson Jerry l-lock Emily Howell Dorothy Jarman Wayne Johnson Peggy Jones Donald Kennedy Tommy King Gene Kirkland Warren Lancaster Edna Earl Langston Patricia Laws Jimmy Leggett Cameron Little Jane liittle Betty Liverman Shlrly Lynch Rebie Matthews Wayne Maurice Mary Jane Meacham Carolyn Medlin Dorothy Merrit David Miller Bobby Mills Grover Moore Jo Ann Moore Derith Morris Howard Moseley Linda Moye Wayne Murphy Carolyn Myrick Bobby Neal Jeanne Nethercutt Mary Alice Newsom Bobby Nowell :L X ,X , 6. As.--X Sf' fbi: 'Q r ' e rc.. J L J fl' -am., f rf -r,,5L5v,, 2 .2 ,5 f m '5 '- S 1 K ml: Y rv rv 4 L 'N--f ff c.. im-2-0 , tw y fy, e 7 Q 13- 15 AL inn-vu' fir, 'T' 'X wx ii M Am fs in-Q' lik' ii - - A L - A. K V 'n 4 . t ml, .R s fs X ze fr 'lr j - S. J , Sl IQ 9 QQ v 5 ' J abr Afxltq M- 'Suv' KJ -h x , ' 'L Q' Q L' J g Q, 1 4 J fl ... 'V 'uno-,' J N' gf' SOPHOMCDRES uk A Q villa. ' 1 4555 fx ' in M 1 i A -p- ..n. ,Qs ln. I 1' va, ,,. 'Q S. Us Tn ti lf sl 4. 1 115 K 'liflfa j 1 'WN i. K in Milf' LL - 4, W if I L :--' T-' Y' e Q' 'N, G' -,. S 'P W . ,, ,V S 54. r' 'WX fi 'lf L A f, ... , :Ffh 'P c. 'Qs Q-.M ai. g. S 5 hi . . ,Q. y , X A , L Joel Roy Parks Kenneth Parrish Sandy Parrish Shirley Parrott Philip Pearson Bert Perdue Barbara Perkinson Lois Peterson Doris Pitt Morris Porch Gordon Price Henry Pulley Robert Rivenbork David Robbins J. B. Rodwcll Martha Rook Kenneth Running Linda Shaw Carol Shearin Carolyn Shcarin Cynthia Shcll Brenda Shields Bcity Carol Smith Betty Lou Smith Jesse Spence Christine Starke Ann Stephens Jerrie Stokes Jerry Sue Stroud Steve Taylor Betty Lou Thompson Brenda Thompson Carl Thompson Connie Tippett Geraldine Tripp Roger True Candy Turrentine Brenda Umphlett Loretta Vassar Myrtle Rose Waters Bonnie Weiss Joseph Whitby Lester Whitby Martha Whitby Judy White Laura White Margaret White John White-Hurst i ' KKK dx V 3 ff ft s bl' t K 1 . . Q, f-ws . QF b .K gifs. i e Q... 'N Www N.-0 C ssfs 6- 'ltv' 3 Y' A F IWW 'X t i -W AS . I'- xfl ' ' N .4 -X 5 . 1. ,.- I X QS 6. X:- mfr L A , V c . A , A 'ua ,Q s . 'KT' 1 V .1 J fx , G 'N .fy ,.x IF'-X m TD- 4, J 4. S.. M. it K El. ,. J n T Qs 5 L - - ' X z' ' Qt ' W! 'Q I ,L H SCDPHCDMORES -.bs-15 ig., , s. , L. f' Qs W, Q-N WC gb- i LA Darrell Williams Sarah Wills Lindo Wilson Morie Wilson Susan Wirtz Thomas Woodroof Robert Zucker 11 Do you see what I see? Two minutes before curtain time. 52 .i if' -Gif Giving 0 few pointers. Cool bopping! 53 Wollflowers? ,iv iQ 1- l Q' 1. ' L.. X Q 5 i' ' - f l ll. 'X L ga l KN , Q so i . Q' -. 'W' V' 1' 'Q it Q 6. .0 D 3 6 wp... ni. QL s env ' Mx ka fi L.. 3 TI 'M L A Angela Allen Margaret Allen William Allen Charlie Babb Barbara Baird Everett Balmer Howard Balmer Mildred Barber Tim Barber Glenda Barefoot Max Barnes Shirley Barnes Glen Beam Dwight Berry Frank Blanchard Violet Blanchard R, D. Blanton Joan Bloom Larry Borrell Bobby Braswell Mike Braswell Margaret Bridges Gayle Brigman Richard Brookshire Braxton Brown Joyce Brown Mike Brown Virginia Brown Mary Hugh Bugg Billy Burnette Charles Butts Lynette Butts Edward Cain Mary Lou Coldwell Billy Cameron Alice Campbell Curtis Carlisle Sarah Carve'r Nancy Case Bill Clark James Clark Parris Clary Elaine Cooke J. C. Cooper Mary Newman Covington Nancy Crew Dawn Crouch Ralph Cullom 'l' - -.aw , ik iii. 4' 1 .1 ii 1 N CL x WHA.: of L 6' , so Q, Al. isgi C.- C ,Ewa 4, ' Us . V,-se .tts 'Qc ' N..,,,..' Y, Q Q. 7 L l. 'EI' 4, we-3 O .Wi in re, '5 Dx ii jd Q im' li ' - 4 :gr WS fa '21-Tr xi 4. gag, C . wi. x., , L. - 1' i i A-z,yg..x A B , at i B it 4 S-. 'PS 'w FRESHMEN 4 1--. vu-...,,M wsu-L....., 'H 'x fc: Q vw dk 1:-'f Q Ai wh., in ss 5' 1 ' 'vs 'VS an 9 ' 1:7 i fi. v 495 -9- K v 6- 'vu ij., s. . We' 4- Vi 0 iv 'Thi gr Gsm- gi V' N, . 2 M 'H he-'P ' X ix i .-g, , skis 'JC '- ,Q J W- I x, fm . if Q' 9 if N 0-LK ,Ulla I F' 1 - ii vs E... ii v N., 1 - -j D , 8 M95 i , an ,' L '-- -J sq- ASG. E 1'AA: y mi fl' S Q A vclT..l M' x 1 Linda Daniel Charles Daniels Arthur Davis Larry Davis Tonya Davis Wayne Davis Paul DeBerry Steve Denny Charles Dickens David Dickens Linda Dickens Bobby Dickerson Hilda Dixon Larry Dixon Letitia Downing Shelia Draper Wilson Draper Tonya Driggcrs Gloria Edwards Ray Edwards Sidney Edwards Revonda Ellenberg Nancy Erwin Lynwood Farmer Donald Faucelfe Sylvia Faulkner Wadad Fayed Shelby Jean Ferrell Bobby Floyd Barbara Ann Fowler Nancy Fowler Scott Garner Jimmy Giles Frances Gluck Joseph Goddard Johnny Godfrey Mavis Godley Bob Gowen Sandra Gray Bill Grizzard Vicky Grizzard Edgar Gums Frank Haislip Julia Haislip Edward Hale Philip Hall Jerry Harper Carlton Harris iq. ap-s-v QNN- K -A VX ri 'FA xy Lf, 0 Wes, 4 l 'fo . N X, i ,puns 31? 'UN' X it rv Bi Il ,X v ill 'Q lk' K Eg W f u J M75 e L.. Q.. L ' s X X J 4. . 1, A17 1: . F sf J N r , , Q 'F vw 2' .Af 'T ' -4. r I ' A il G.- -f M -:Q W ' Q Ks 1 k . A fx- J K S 'V 6. . K R 5 K, U --4, 'f ' vr--if .. ! !,,f. F 1-14, Q . is ,. 'I .5 5 l Q A scr - is J -:M J 4 Q r Q f vc sw 5 - 11 FRESHMEN C' Qs.. 3 sr J as ' 4 1- 40' k A we ' ' J , .. I 'M -:ai '-MT gi ,rs . K C. - - in - . W ,rw 'cr A vw l f- ' 43 3- ' if J Q - A R- 8' I L, R A ' J cl.. A Q y, . xg ? lgv., K fe aww, Q 1 ix Volt, Q 41 A N ' J Q w' we-P X vs U .i J I ' ' 1 :X . wx L- Q, J' ' ' s' 'E' 'iff Q 4 Martha Harris Milton Harris Tommy Harris Danna Haverstock Jim James Hawkins Robie Heuay Don Holland James Horne Julie Hovis Iris Howard Rebecca Howell Peggy Hudson Ben Hughes Judy Hughes Paul Hughes J, D. Hursey Cora Hurst Dianne Hurst Tonya Hutchinson Jane Hux William Hux Lloyd Ivey Carolyn James Sally Jarman l 4.3 Carolyn Johnson David Johnson Annie Laura Jones Bobby Jones Gloria Jones Lean Jones Thomas Jones Dickie Jordan Bertha Kidd Bob Kinker Judith Lancaster Pearl Lawson Dorothy Lee Sylvia Lee Stuart Lyles Becky Mahaftey David Mahaffey Frances Manning Allen Martin Elaine Martin Brenda Massey Kay Matkins Paula Matthews Phyllis Matthews i 1 ' Us 1 Q 3 'N mst, 735SQ?Q3'-2.555 1, ' 'Q L, lg:-:r fu.. 4,-Q Em ' tg. , 01.4. N. G Q . fx, ii . so ' C J is c... -rr f' i , Q N,-.- Qs' V L WPT' ,V i t -K' N K i s s' 37 ,fri ' - 3 A 1- it 053 W no ik Q Q is K l'. 5N...Ns -I 'v..,,-- Q--?' X ,Q M A, If I ii 1- K' A 4. .Q L s me W Ja as 2 . J L.. fi it s. i 1. A I W l i-Y? J L r O I . Q. ,tx it ' A :N -sf ' If , M5 I FRESHMEN ' 'Q ' is sy an SL 4. g Wir, 1 ...Q LLL l Vw , 1 N hal, Q 1 wmviif nm :C f 5 Y lo Q ' 3. Q - , '24 'nl if S. ,, gy ' IL x f is ll V J fp , , l , vs' ' in 0-N l G LL . K f gn 1 W .... tt V r ' l '? 'S' fl 3 I. , ff- .L-' K .nh '9 ' 0 , I Q H is not , Ls ' L.. 'x. x - ' ' ,bm 'ltr if .' n i Q Q r x 4, if ,-- ' N- ali +- C M Q A I '.. as Yvonne Mayton Delores McBrayer Nancy McDonald Sheila McGee Durley Medlin Pat Merritt Steve Merritt Virginia Miller Eugene Mills Glenda Mills Harriet Mincher Anne Mizell Charles Morgan Merita Morgan Clara Moseley Donald Moseley Richard Myrick Hayward Nelson Moc Newsom Wayne Nowell Wade Ogburn Kenneth Oliver Richard Oliver Lindo Outland Marion Parker Julia Peacock James Pecircey Kenneth Pepper Steve Perkinson Sandra Pittman Eugene Porch lna Pulley Dick Rackley Gordon Ray Ronnie Ray Elizabeth Raynor Jane Reaves Joyce Reid Nell Rhodes Clifton Riggan George Roberts Susan Robertson Charles Robinson Jackie Robinson William Robinson Wayne Rook Joseph Rose Lester Rose 405. mini xi-Q ei. , Q Q 1 L' S . R , R Ns-...r J V K I .K K I K. MVTK: tif N ,' r' JI. . - , . ...M V L A . -A f or s , Q wif. i-:bl , . , .fn- fvy 44 in ff' Q J, V' Qi i- J . f. A E .l 'ip 3 ,Ofc Qu ,,-1, gan. I A It D I qi X 21 ,vi- Q! 'X x vnl ' Af , . ,V ,o 4:-,fy v-1 ...Ig :Q I i,:-my .a -Q l fp L 0 'J if X A FRESHMEN l ' 'VT , ' 'Liz ',,.' f - . ,Q A L mm K 33 . 6, k ' - mimtr . 1 35 Q A l v' t. i L ' we Sr' , 1 'L W S X S J , 'N JWS 0 k 'n as A at 'I W J R X- h X , ' ' ofa cs-f ff. 2 -r-- V tip ,. A an 713 il , 8 . 1 J ill' Q L' fo 4 e Rl vu-. f- Q9 Qc? Q fi N A.. W gs sr? Q, . 'W in PW. Tw Robert Henry Rose Robert Hunter Rose Arlene Ryan Juanita Saunders Billie Shaw Larry Shearin Norman Shearin Sandra Shearin Ronald Shell Jimmy Shirley Suzanne Simmons Mickey Smith Wayne Smith Barbara Spence Mantha Spruill Ronald Stahl Jimmy Stanley Glenn Stansbury Linda Stansbury Marjorie Stephenson Jimmy Story John St. Sing Virginia Tant Eileen Taylor Peggy Taylor Jo Ann Taylor Tommy Taylor Joyce Thomas Jerry Thomason Wade Thomason Joyce Thompson Michael Thompson I Effie Tickle Ronnie Tickle Shelton Tippett Arthur Tompkins Beverly Tripp Nancy Trotter Randolph Vaughan James Vowell Eddie Watkins Gypsy Rose Wheeler Walter Wheeler Gerald While Ann White-Hurst Lowry Wilkes Nancy Wilkins Dianne Williams 'WY ex-fain 'Wifi YW! li Q Q ,ins -6' i 'cn' nh QQ...- VT' gg N ,TE F55 ' ml., gg an. 55 'Q Qc , li dg. LW K fin . W J A I l F 'lift T ' T? X 1 ' l Lyla ill. Jiri? 040 ' 1:5 T' ,.,l I 4- Q Y -T L- 1 iee J ' N 'V Z 'is' id. 1533 QB 'ap 1 .. '-. 1 X 1. V lar, uf T 14 S r l QA.. , , 16' Us 4+ fue-v n ka- A , is I Ricky Williams Sandra Williams June Wilson Tommy Wilson Jimmy Wood Lewis Woodruff Emma Jean Wrcnn Sam Young Early morning rush! .Q ni' The champ from our town. Bond plays for pep porode. What o motley crew! Wfafxy, k ff' EIGHTH GRADERS na .,- , -S L? K ,' 'N 4' f 'Qfirl H W li 'i' 'Y' ,ii i,, li ll ,. ix--. 1 -3 l as All 'N my g'1Q C . ' Q f fi i Qi Q-. x N 'ai- Tv? 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J. Parrott Trudy Pennington 3 M 1 'Ti l l J 05, 5 e A X , 3, sf , U4 A.. M iq W 1. . J 5- Cs -..,. L.. -Ora as 'L EIGHTH GRADERS I M...N F'- ,Q 1' 'Wm V K. 1 9- if X I -HZ- QW ag' R '-'wx' I.. Y' YT' A 4 T., ,I ,bsgig Us , 1-Q-A I rx 'N -v.l Q, ff ..-, ii. Q Raw 4 nv-ve I ,ffl 1 K . . 4, x ll - .. i A sw....N 4 wr: A I Ways .sv f in- Q... M.. ' 5 fs .Tk 4 sf 1 if.. N.. M 4 -lla lvvxan w sf... wr UA gy C ttf. Carl Peoples Dorothy Phelps Duane Phillips Billy Poindexler Linda Pope Judy Powers Larry Price D. M. Pruefte Houston Rackley Ann Rainey Janice Raxler P Robcrf Rayner Jud Ready Roger Reaves Ann Rook Rebecca Rocker Audrey Rose Betty Rauntrec Sandy Seay Dewey Seward Patricia Seward Frances Shearin Richard Shearin Billy Shell Carol Shell Douglas Smith Patricia Smith Charles Speed Brenda Speight Betsy Ann Starke Violet Sturgill Mary Styons Jimmy Sutton Louis Tatum Stanley Taylor Bob Tickel Linda Tidwcll Dorothy Thompkins Derenda Tripp Joyce True Jerry Turner .lansey Vaughn Beverley Vincent Ronnie Vincent Robert Walls Rudolph Waters Richard Webb Connie Whitby Barbara White Carolyn White Douglas White Michael Williams Rosa Winfree Billy Wood Elizabeth Wood Marvin Wood Judy Warrick Robin Young fig' na 4 Q 1 Su. w. ff'- 5 ' U- F fs N . ygzvfr R , T kv 'Qs- Where's my crinolin? It I '! 2 . I Miss Doil seeks cover. Now to Physical Ed. .ff 4 ,W Sign -5 J ELUJ iii X s X. M ff Sac' 3 K i 6 M N-1142 11 Listen, my children, and you shell hear 1,1 f 5: k' 5 .5 ' f m ' .. -f,-:, I 7 -- ! 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M' N E . wr! ,A 3 'Diw- f kfygrrl 41, Nix Paula Floyd Bucky Fondren Wayne Franks Charles Futrell Bernice Gay Joseph Gentry Paulette Goddard Ray Godfrey Hilda Godley Kenneth Goodfellow Dale Gossett Edward Grant Wayne Gray Gertie Green Robert Gregory Sandro Grizzard Ray Gross Pete Haislip Anita Hale Elaine Hargravc Ann Harrison James Hasty Lewis Hayes Joanna Helms Nelson High Ronnie l-linson Barbara Hobbs Daniel Hovis ,loc Howe Albert l-lux Jim Ivey Joy Johnson Mary Ann Joyner Linwood Keeton Draper Kidd Dolores King Franklin Knight Nancy Lambert Douglas Lancaster Glenn Lassiter Lynn Lassiter Bonnie Liske Nancy Liverman Janice Lynch Nancy Sue MacCleIlen James Mahan Lenwood Mason Elizabeth Ann Matthews James May Jean McDonald Frank Meacham Donny Medlin Sandra Jean Medlin Sonja Merritt Tommy Merritt Connie Milonas James Moody Nick Moore Wayne Moore Armster Morgan SEVENTH GRADERS sl 7. A-K .-, S s-- arp. I. 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S 1 1 tm . , A x ,sg g, y emu A tg ill' ,SN-X H- .x lm.: an , usa, 2 Linda Moseley Jane Myrick Linwood Newsome Earl Norwell Suzanne Ogletree lraye Outland Lloyd Outlond Patsy Parrot Foye Paul Mary Margaret Pe Edna Peffer David Perdue Kenneth Putt Brenda Lee Porch Darlene Rackley Leon Rockley Clark Rader Norman Reese Buddy Rivenbork Watts Roberson Ginger Robinson Kay Rogers Roy Rook Roy Ross Ralwgrw Sadler Ann Shaw Franklin Sbearin Roddy Simmons Bobby Smith Carole Stokes Ol'SOI'1 Tommy Story Elbert Terry Carolyn Tickel Angela Tidwell Palmer Tillery Clifford Tritt Priscilla Tudor Carolyn Twiddy Brenda Vaughan Ronnie Walls John Walker Marilyn Warren Barbara West Edward Wheeler Brenda Kay Whitby Ella Faye Willder Robert Wilkens Jimmy Williams Rebecca Wood Ronald Woodruff Linda Wright wp, lx ali z 41 T.. ff Sena-4' KA .g.,.- ,aj GNL day:-R I. Q 4 x Wir 'V Tiff, fi 4- 4, ' Q, aw , ,,., ,serr- Mb.- 'ff' -vw , gn , fqu -K x w f 1 f em'- fd.- 1 r' ! 79 vw 5. Traffic jam. vii' l Troubles in English begin early lt's o grosshopper. Leather billfolds will be the outcome of this. All present and accounted for. Teocher's little helper Preparing for o new experience-exams. s' - 3 . i - . 3, lui' A CLUBS and AC TIVI TI ES niet 'abiwi 'K . A ' 5-fQ:,lg.,1 7 Q 5 S. ,1- f S if? 1 K- .J X . ,NN VX ' Left to right: B, Wilson, Vice-President, K. Overman, Secre- tary, W. Gray, President, E. Howell, Treasurer. The Senior High Student Council is Democracy's Workshop in the Senior High School. lt is composed ot one representative from each homeroom in the Senior High School. The purpose of the council is to develop leadership qualities in its mem- bers and to increase school spirit. The council's aims are these: to acquaint the student body with their activities through council meetings con- ducted by the homeroom representatives in the rooms, to plan and direct school projects suggested by students, and to help prepare the students for future civic duties by giving them responsibilities, At all times the council represents the voice of the senior high student body. SENIOR CGUNCIL Seated, left to right: P. Dabney, R. Wood, H. Tickel, E. Howell, W. Gray, K. Overman, B. Wilson, J. Patronis, K, Run- ning, B, Liverman. Standing, left to right: Miss Belche, Adviser, J. Jenkins, R. L, Ferrell, B. Crawford, J. Bailey, R. Perkinson. I '1 :hm -. ' 3 ll ,. ,J The Junior Council began its year with two projects. These were selecting monitors to regulate hall and stairway traffic between classes and having a contest for the cleanest room. The rooms were given grades, and at the end of the year the room with the highest grade was given a prize. The council decided to give an award each semester to the best citizen in Junior High, It also planned to decorate one of the old Home Ec, rooms as a permanent meeting place for the Council. Later the Junior Council worked with the Senior in revision of the Student Handbook. One of the highlights of the council's activities was their annual dance which was given in the spring. 'Qtr . ...I 3 Left to right: Billy Shell, Vice-President, Billy Burnett, Pres: dent, Elaine Cook, Secretary, Hugh Fuller, Treasurer. JUNIOR COUNCIL First row, left to right: Miss Moore, Adviser, H. Fuller, E. Cook, B. Burnett, B. Shell. Second row: L. Hayes, D Organ J. Warrick, K. Livesay, L. Lassiter, O. Browning, B. Baird, S, Medlin, S. Shearin, N, Trotter, L. Farmer. Third row D. Hudson, F. Meacham, A. Huey, S. Seay, R. Griffin, B. Grizzard, T. Harris. ,'1' le X kt, ,f First row, left to right: J. Jenkins, Vice-President, W. Clark, President. Second row: R. Ingram, Treasurer, A. Britton, Secretary. Third row: R. Perkinson, R. Akers, H. Tickel, J. Patronis. Fourth row: M. Starke, M. Brown, N. Jones, W. Floyd, D. Keeter. Fifth row: W. Gray, C. Ogletree, R. Manning, B. Vsfilson, A. Harris, R. L. Ferrell, J. Dean, Mr. Parker, KEY CLUB Adviser. Key Club helps advertise annual Kiwanis Minstrel. The Key Club is a service organization which is under the Kiwanis Club, its sponsor. The Key Club is made up of Senior High boys who have been selected for their good character, scholastic ability, and initiative. To develop character, build leadership, and promote better citizenship are the purposes of the Club. To serve the school and the community this year the Key Club has marked off the parking area at school and given baskets to needy families at Christmas and Thanksgiving. Also the club sold ice cream to earn money for its project, the new Concession stand at Hoyle Field. Left to right: B. Wilson, J. Edwards, W. Reid, A. Lee, B. McLeod, R. Edwards, A. Harris, B. Cullon, J. Hollingsworth Vice-President, D. Connell, R. lngram, A. Britton, B. Gray, C. Zucker, Secretary-Treasurer, J. Matkins, T. Ogburn J. Bailey, P. Thompson, President. MCJNGGRAM CLUB The Monogram Club is composed ot all athletes who have won a letter in ony of the three major sports-football, basketball, and baseball. The objectives of the Monogram Club are to promote and improve competitive athletics at R. R. l-l. S,, to build and maintain a high standard of sportsman- ship on the field, on the court, and in the stands. The club's activities include whole- hearted support of any sport during the season by helping to maintain order at games, selling or taking up tickets ot games, and performing any other service necessary tor a successful athletic event. Taking up tickets at the ball games is only projects of the Monogram Club. i if a S one of the many E . ,-lkilft , 1,,.gggg.,. . li M ' H2 A ' -2 m 'L-It 1.3:-ssfua ' ' minivan R' alum,--H be ' BREAK. 5 Ji x -eu an 24 E First row, left to right: S. G. Hunter, Reporter, L. Whitby, Treasurer, J. Acree, Vice-President, J. Maddrey, President, L. Meikle, Secretary, B. Brown, E. A. Matthews. Second row: D. Birdsong, D. Seward, L. Hall, B. Faucette, W. Fayed, N. Case, B. Davis, V. Miller, D. Berry, W. Carter. Third row: M. Johnson, J. Paul, C. Twitty, N. Edmonds, P. Han- cock, C. Erwin, J. Reaves, M. Spruill, C. Johnson, E. J. Wrenn, Miss Craddock, Adviser. Fourth row: C. Davis, G. Nooney, E. Howell, K. Dunn, P. Lyerly, S. Proctor, A. Stevens, J. Moseley, C. Mizell, B. Umplett. X JUNIOR RED CROSS Junior Red Cross officers make plans for the club's project of sending a gift chest to a school. To promote service, health, interna- tional understanding, citizenship, and intelligent leadership are the aims of the Junior Red Cross. The Club's projects this year were the Red Cross enrollment drive, the overseas chest drive, and the blood program. The club also made score pads for the veterans hospital and gave an assembly program. Also for the first time the Junior Red Cross wrote their own constitution. S-4 First row, left to right: E. Harlow, W. Floyd, M. Tripp, N. Williams, Mr. Taylor, Adviser. Second row: M. Floyd, A Hardison, G. Knight, C. Erwin, S. Wirtz, C. Tippett, G. Tripp, J. Lackey. Third row: B. Thompson, L. White, P. Rains L. Lyles, W. Allen, L. Trotter, N. Phillips, C. Kennemur, D. Brown, S. Proctor. Fourth row: D, Elks, J. Cooper, A Britton, C. Ogletree, R. Ingram, F. Wook, D. Stockdale, B. Telliga. CAMERA CLUB Mr. Taylor and Camera Club members inspect snapshots which have been submitted for their annual photography contest. The Camera Club has as its objectives, the stimulating of interest and activity in photography. During the year the club has had instruction in darkroom technique, prac- tical work in developing and finishing photos, and has sponsored a school-wide snapshot contest. The club also exhibited prints of the prize-winning snapshots entered in the National Scholastic Press Association's High School contest last year. The purpose of the French Club is to better acquaint French students with f France--its people, its customs, and the practical use of the language. The club presented an assembly pro- gram, contributed to the French Tuber- culosis Fund and the Key Club concession stand project, in addition to donating several French books to the library. S A Social activities included a Christmas party and a dance in the spring. The club programs included games and songs in French, and several mem- bers had French correspondents. Priscilla Hancock was selected by the club members to represent them in the Homecoming Court. Joyeux Noel a vous! LE CERCLE FRANCAIS First row, left to right: H. Tickel, M. Moseley, M. F. Carver, Secretary, J. Matkins. Second row: B. Eaton, A. Barnes J. Williams, A. Allen, J. Patronis, P. Stanley, J. King, A. King, Treasurer, B. Davis. Third row: M. F. Pease, S. Jenkins K. Land, C. Matkins, B. Freeman, J. Towles, J. Moore, P. Ray, D. Reaves, Vice'President, G. Dickens. Fourth row Mrs. Wicks, Adviser, J. Bennett, P, Thompson, R, Manning, W. Reid, President, G. Batton, W. Robinson, J. Sullivan R. Wood, P. Lynch, P. Hancock. Y + f C5 iv The F. B. L. A. is the national organi- zation for students in business education. Membership in the F. B. L. A. indicates not only an interest in preparing for employment in the field of business, but also in experience which will strengthen and develop the individual. F. B. L. A. projects for this year were selling stationery and addressing Easter Seal Envelopes for Halifax County. On March i4-I5 the local F. B. L. A. attended the State Convention, which was held in Asheville, N. C. Last fall F. B. L. A.'s representative in the Homecoming Court, Faye Berry, was elected Miss Roanoke Rapids High School. The F.B.L.A. picked o winner' FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA First row, left to right: S. Davis, A. F. White, J. F, Jordon, M. Floyd, N. Hunnings, President, F. Clark, Vice-President' F. Berry, State Historian, D. Paul, Secretary, L. Blanchard, Treasurer, J. Towles, G. Garner, E. J, Waters, G. Jones, B Reaves, A. Hardison, G. Bryant, B. Todd, Miss Branch, Adviser. Second row: B. Brown, P. Ray, M. F. Pease, B. New- some, J. Jones, B. Brown, A. Allen, M. F. Carver, N. Wilder, A. Ferguson, M. Moseley, J. King, H, Simpson, L. Sadler, C. Matkins, D. Reaves, G, Dickens. 1 had The Roanoke Rapids chapter of the Future Teachers of America is open to seniors who are interested in exploring the nature of teaching, its opportunities and responsibilities. The programs are designed to aid the members in studying and identifying the qualities, traits, and aptitudes which are basic or related to successful teaching. Each member is provided opportunities to participate in activities that will help him to choose the field of preparation for his future teaching. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Flrst row left to right P Hancock C Minton B Freeman J Acree, S. G, Hunter. Second row: C. Shirley, L. Sadler, D Birdsong Treasurer J Moseley President N Phillips Vice President, N. Hunnings, Miss Eddins, Adviser, J. The purposes of the Library Club are to increase pupil interest and participa- tion in library work and to promote interest in the study of librarianship as a profession. The club meets twice o month to study library procedures and policies. Social meetings are held frequently in the homes of the members. The local Library Club is a member of the North Carolina High School Library Association, which now has a membership of over l,500. ...Q Z L. Library assistants serving time behind the desk. LIBRARY CLUB Seated, left to right: L. Cooper, C. Minton, Secretory, W. Murphy, Treasurer, M. Porter. Standing: P. Laws, J. Hinson, B. Brown, F A. Hordison. Vice-President, R. Jones, President, O. Matthews, Allen, R. Turner, C. Shirley, Miss Bolton, Adviser, r' ...wk .f3 93 L4 5 in-L . NV, . . 9 First row, left to right: P. Berry, B, L. Thompson, W. Edwards, Treasurer, P. Lynch, C. Babson, Secretary, M. Wayne, President, L, Lyles, ViceePresident. Second row: M. Rodwell, P. Gray, B. Eaton, P. Stanley, I. Erwin, B. L. Evans, B. Harris, P. Harrell. Third row: M. Howell, C. Collier, J. Jerome, P. Dabney, L. White, D. Fayed, S. Ellis, S. Hudson, L. Wilson, L. Shaw, F. Erwin, W. Allen. Fourth row: M. Wilson, M. Porter, M. Newsome, M. Coker, M. Nicholson, L. Cooper, A. Barnes, L, Ellis, B. Thompson, J. Copeland, N. Floyd, F. Allen, S. Gums, B. Perkinson, J. Moore, S. Par- rott, R. Matthews, M. R. Waters, S. Lynch. Fifth row: D, Cahoon, C. Shearin, L, Trotter, B. Cooper, Miss Currin, Ad- viser, C. Carver. SENIOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Ny Because of increased interest in home- ' ' 'fi' making, the Roanoke Rapids Future Q. ly? Homemakers of America Club was 'i 'sp .l 'fe 4 1 'if divided into two groups of girls who are tail-.5 F -4P ' . . . H - taking elective home economics courses. Nil The purposes of the F. H. A. are: to promote a growing appreciation of the f-914,333 rv, sotisfactions of homemoking, to work f for the good of the individual, home, v .1 community, nation, and world, and to P' K. . further interest in home economics. X' I . l 3 in First row, left to right: V. Miller, Vice-President, J Lancaster President S McGee Secretary G Edwards Treasurer Second row: P. Lawson, S. Gray, B. Kidd, N. Rhodes L Dickens D Lee N MacDonald Third row J Thompson S Simmons, B. Spence, S. Lee, J. Peacock, S. Mills. Fourth row D McBrayer M Harris J Hovis B Massey A Mizell D. Medlin. JUNIOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS CDF AMERICA The clubs projects tor the year were helping needy families at Christmas and providing small equipment for the modern, new department, in use this year for the first time. Roanoke Rapids' F. H. A. is affiliated with the state and national organization, and each year members of the club attend county and state rallies. s A To keep productions on the stage running smoothly is the purpose ot the stage hands, The group operates micro- phones, lights, curtains, tape recorders, and phonographs The boys help out- siders when they rent the auditoriurn, and they are also called on by various i L ' student organizations tor assistance when I the auditorium is used. I s ll fel fl l i And the curtain comes down on another R. R, H. S, production Left to rigl1t:C. Oglctrec, B. Crawford, W. Clark, Stage Manager, J. Patron:-Q, J. Johnson X 96 The Moderns, directed by Senior Roddy Wood, are now in their eighth year. They have come to be known as one of the best high school dance bands in the state. The sound of the band has been compared to that of Les Brown's orches- tra. The purpose of the Moderns is to provide experience in playing dance music for members of the regular bond who are interested in it. This is accom- plished by playing at various dances throughout this area. The Moderns also presented an assembly program to the student body. Tuning up for an assembly program. THE MODERNS First row, left to right: J. Rogers, R. L. Ferrell, R. Waters, J. Johnson, R. Wood. Second ro : K O R Ak J. Dean, J. Moore, N. Jones, W. Clark, L. Saunders, G. Batton. W vermonl ers lxlg ,dx ,bs ol we PQ - A 4 ' ir' ' J 5 97 X 5 CLUB A First row left to right J Hole J Hawley C Pulley W Cohoon, D. Stockdale. Second row A Lossuter RIFLE CLUBS f as. W , w- QQ 3 , , fr M- ' ,W 1 .M-I K sv., VCD M VARSITY-Front row, left to right: J. Fuller, Co-Chief, G. Dickens, Chief. Second row: L. Moye, J. Edmonds, C. Col lier, B. Davis. Third row: K. Dunn, B. Evans, C. Erwin, D. Neal, G. Bryant, M. Howell. CHEERLEADERS JAYVEES-Left to right: V. Grizzard, B. Perkinson, J. Stroud, E. Howell, C0-Chief, M. Allen, M. Lf Caldwell, C0 Chief, N. Erwin, V. DeBerry, N. Crew. - ufnuniui- k , .. . K .. -. ' S-' 'mf-ww ' 'W M . 1 . qgaaw My W kk, 1.7-gin, Ni PAL.-.M ' K ,,,...ifQ1....,Mrg,1 . . .. , . . . 'I 'C ' 'E -L K .'f e 'f'Q -. -. - - -V 4. Q ' 4.-. ,,,p'f.ggQg.g1awn1i.f-- Hfi' 5- - K TWNEMM li ' LK x I l i CONCERT BAND-First row, left to right: J. Johnson, J. Moseley, P. Hancock, P. Lynch, M. Covington. Second row: B. Graham, W, Fayed, D. Elks, C. Medlin, E, Cooke, J. Sullivan, R. Wood, E. Watkins, M. Thompson, D. Kecter. Third row: A, Davis, J, Hursey, L, Woodruff, M. Brown, J. Dean, B. Telliga, R. Zucker, J. Daughtry, G. Price, J. Giles, T. Wilson, S, Garner, G. Stansbury, N. Jones, G, Barrow, A, Shell, J. Henson, T. Harris, R. L. Ferrell, Fourth row: J, Rogers, l. Erwin, L. Jones, K. Pepper, K. Parrish, W. Clark, G. Batton, R. Taylor, J. Harper, C, Butts, B, Floyd, J. Smith, L. Saunders, K. Overman, N, Trotter, J. Thompson, R, Shell, W. Robinson, B. Perdue, J. White-Hurst, R. BANDS JUNIOR BAND-First row, left to right: A. Hux, R. Copeland, L. Price, J. Hasty, P. Harris, B. Tickel, D. Perdue, C Futrell, L. Newsom, B. Barkley, M. Warren. Second row: J. Hawkins, M. Johnson, J. Lyles, S. Maurice, J, Myrick B. Vaughan, B. Draper, K. Daughtry, R, Wilkins, N. High, S. Taylor, Mr. Baird, Director. Third row: D. Cox, F Medlin, C. Rader, R. Cooke, R, Jones, S. Seay, R. Kroncke, J. Ready, T. Bridges, L. Tatum, F. Dorsey. Fourth row K. Medlin, D. Lancaster, N, Reece, R. Simmons, T. Merritt, B, Aycock, R. Banty, B. Brown, B. Allsbrook, J, Davis B. Duke, J. Williams. Fifth row: R. Waters, J. Medlin, J. Sutton, K. Banty, F. Meacham, T. Story, H. Blackwell, R Hunnings, W. Bunting, R. Ellis, M. Williams, W. Bristow. Heuay, R. Akers. IO0 ft B l F9 9 v F 9 Q 9 2 9 M If ' l71ixx'1 0059 M .,....-... llixlqslvihxuivk P I Gil wi- L. ,Q 52 I 2 1 I Q5 -36- SENIOR HIGH First row, left to right: E. Cooke, J. Rogers, P. Lynch, P. Hancock, I. Erwin. Second row: K, Parrish, G. Barton, R. Tay- lor, A. SheII, A. Davis, M. Brown, J. Johnson, J. Moseley, C. Medlin, D. Elks, J. Hursey, W. Floyd, W. Clark, K. Pepper, L, Jones. Third row: J. Harper, K. Overmon, J. Doughfry, R. Zucker, T. WiIson, B. Telliga, G, Stansbury, L. IO2 K , X . . if ' 'J - 5,.i is i I ak . 5 . 5 5 -... g Q49 muh m ND N scfloo . 4 tl MARCHING BAND Woodruff, S. Garner, J. Giles, J. Dean, B. Graham, N, Trotter, D. Keeler. Fourth row: R. Ferrell, T. Harris, J. Hinson E. Watkins, R. Wood, J. Sullivan, M. Covington, V. Brown, G. Barrow, N. Jones. Fifth row: M. Thompson, R. Heuay R. Akers, J. Thompson, B. Floyd, L. Saunders, J. Smith, C. Butts, B. Perdue, W. Robinson, J. White-Hurst. a l lO3 ,, , I al, I ..,.. . QW? in J l SENIOR HIG Front row, loft to right: J, Rogers, L. Blanchard, G. Bryant, F. Berry, C. Erwin, B. Brown, C. Shearin, C. Kcnnemur, J. Fuller, P. Hancock, N. Hunnings, B. Cooper, l.. Sadler, B. Reayes, S. Proctor, J. Jerome, F. Erwin, A. Barnes, E. J. NNator'5, J, Laclwy. Second row: N. Dunn, Pianist, M. Howell, G, Garner, S. G, Hunter, C. Sewell, B. Lyles, A. Fergu son, H. Simpson, L Ellis, B. Brown, M F, Carver, K. Overrnan, N. Phillips, M. Moseley, K. Taylor, S. Daniel, L, Tiettiir, C. Collier, J. S. Slro 4 A '51 -V... Q Nm, 'R f -io MIXED CHORUS Third row: J. Bennett, J, Sullivan, C, Dixon, W. Gray, B. Crawford, J. Johnson, J. Jenkins, J, Patronis, M, Brown D. Birdsong, B. Tolliga. Fourth row: W. Clark, B. Wright, L. Whitby, A. Britton, C. Oglotrc-0, R. Eclxvorrk, R. Taylor R. Ingram, J. Dean, P. Thompson, W. Reid, D. Rogers, R. Wood, Mr. Porkcr, Director. lO5 in While Sarah Gayle Hunter, Adver- tising Manager, supervised the selling of ads, Associate Editor Nancy Phillips wrote copy for the advertising and club sections. -.A THE '58 RO Ro-Rap Staff Editor Charles Ogletree stayed busy selling ads, taking pictures, and keeping the annual in general well organized and on schedule. '64 3' m-v- II 'ai Q EN, Sfr -1. George Botton, Photographer Al Britton, and Mac Brown, who took and selected pictures for the Ro- Rap, were also in charge of the sports section of the annual. RAP STAFF Nancy Hunnings, the staft's Business Manager, did all of the typing and correspondence for the Ro-Rap. x,,f' t v x I gi .--v-. S , Art Editor Joanne Lackey and artists John Patronis and Ralph lngram completed the lay-out and drawings for the book. Judy Fuller and Kay Taylor wrote copy and identified pictures, while Mrs. Wicks checked the final copy and kept the Ro-Rap Staff run- ning smoothly. jxlx fl, r P1517 'IILI -1 EI, I w u s Lhiguv I - -- , ..v-P 3 .- V- V , W ff - -P TJ T? ' Y' 'Y v3a'11 :Q-'QL '14 ,A mi .,. V: 4, Ji , --1.-H VI u' Af! f-rg'-s f 510' ' f 1' 3' ,Q -Q, gpA.'4 '- . ymitm ' 'iff 1' - - 'f va ., W . , it il' Q, B if - I . 15 'e '1-'Tu I rf' ' gif ' .auf ,415 X. ., w ,sa-., ATH LETIC S -NULL Ni .u. , x ' .sf K K Q. fs . 5' .ff- r N Nw-1 , , ' . X 5 A sd F l 'R -.J f X s...,,Q,,., ll filff-M ll Q 'lu H 1 109 if tip! ,m, CA 4. . First row, left to right: J. Spence, S. Parrish, P. Thompson, J. Bailey, F. Wood, E. Harlow, R. Clary, J. Jenkins, T. Gowen. Second row: M. Babb, W. Barnes, L. Davis, C, Little, T. Ogburn, E. Carlson, B. Rivenback, W. Maurice, L. Whitby, R. Akers, Manager. Third row: T. Wilson, M. Starke, M. Shaw, J. Matkins, B. Doyle, A. Harris, R. Daughtry, B. Chambliss, R. Zucker, E. Stephenson. Fourth row: M. Brown, Manager, J. Hollingsworth, T. Mincher, J. Moore, S. Smith, D. Barrow, B. Harrison, Co-captain, A. Lee, Co-captain, C. Zucker, B, Gray, R. Perkinson, Manager. VARSITY 'ini Co-captains Buck Harrison and Albert Lee seem to have a grip on the ball. S wt IIO SCORES Roanoke Rapids Edenton ....... Roanoke Rapids Ahoskie ........ Roanoke Rapids New Bern .... Roanoke Rapids Elizabeth City Q Roanoke Rapids Washington .. Q Roanoke Rapids Kinston ....... Roanoke Rapids Oxford .......... 4, Roanoke Rapids Jacksonville .. Roanoke Rapids Weldon ........ Roanoke Rapids Greenville ...,.. mv 'J It FOOTBALL The Roanoke Rapids Yellow Jackets' first game was with Edenton here. Due to many costly mistakes and inexperience the Jackets lost l2-O. Next the Yellow Jackets traveled to Ahoskie where they out-played the Indians all the way. Buck Wilson caught a pass on the twenty-yard line, and Bobby Gray ran the touchdown which clinched the game for the Jackets with a score of 6 to O. Roanoke Rapids played its next game at home with New Bern. The Yellow Jackets tried hard but their lack of experience proved fatal and New Bern won 20 to O. lll lynn U st A J fl: Hollingworth-All N.E.A.C. guard, l957. Buck polishes up for that important punt which is almost certain to come in the next game. The next game was played in Wash- ington. The Pam-Pack won the tilt 47 to O. The Jax's sixth game was played in Kinston. They played a very good first half, scoring two touchdowns, but Kinston retaliated to win 34 to lf-1. The following game was played here against Oxford. Everything seemed to go right for the Jackets in this game, passing, receiving, and running, and they won 25 to O. The Jackets eighth game was a hard-fought one here against Jackson- ville. The Yellow Jackets played a good 5' ., - - ' YP , 1 -'wi fa-A ma, -,M t W f rv in gi, JA 4 .gtg g , -L 1, A. V iq 1 Q km , g WN itfx H.:-i - v'7. 'ff-1 . o 1 m- A 1- f - , 112 Vu .-. .Lf X, - We ' .M if-3 r :f'H f -'fl Q l t 5' 1 A 'h qu .J lx get . rf' ., E1-uahfm .Ji 'Mi game but they could not stop the Cardinals who won l2 to O. The Jax played their next game in Weldon. Although they were handicapped by many absences because of sickness, the Jackets tied the game 7 to 7. ln their last game, homecoming, the Jackets defeated Greenville. The at- tack was led by Gordon Price, Buck Harrison, and Bobby Gray. The Yellow Jackets out-played the Phantoms all the way and the final score of this triumphant homecoming game was 21 to l3. ll3 With Mr. Denny's able assistance Cameron practices for the forthcoming game. Bobby runs hard during scrimmage game in practice. JAYVE it . . i -Mig' ' ,-- J -i ff fk ' KS' Wit 7 , in 1 ,. ,.,, : , H i M -1 V ' fl f 'V' li lf f T A ' 5 f -, N-'- p . Qs W A , x M, rgigi ..l, i i ' u f- vvlsffx .4,Q,'llf:... is The Junior Varsity football squad had , .: .ef ' - W . fl W one oft season this year. The Baby Jax Qf I ' A 4 - lost every game this season, probably ' .15 , because of the lack of older boys, tenth Get that man! First row, left to right: S. Perkinson, E. Hale, W. Ogburn, D. Rackley, S. Tippett, D. Dickens, B. Cameron, B. Burnette, C. Dickens. Second row: M. Porch, W. Robertson, W. Craddock, F. Allen, T. Jones, B. Day, J. Godfrey, L. Dixon, M. Barnes. Third row: W. Maurice, J. Shearin, K. Runnings, P. Pearson, W. Johnson, D. Holland, C. Daniels, B. Hughes, B. Grizzard, B. Mills, C. Glaser. 'Q rs, --v.. r-as II4 FOOTBALL R .JKA I vi --iff' 7 . KS? ' 4' M -i. 4 5 Q 2'-' gxg,i -tv H . . ' 1 -- f X Q graders, and the experience needed to gg 'Q I f ffifinliq ii -' if p l D D A 1 ,A 6, r, 'am' Nu tl A have a winning team. ln spite of these 3 1 Sr., Nw M . faults the Jayvee team tried hard and I' li, showed fine Sportsmanship in everY Qflme, A u Y i t 5.-...rs is an - I ,W Y R3 In x IIS Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke -af' if Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Who has the ball? SCORES New Bern ........,.. Elizabeth City ..... Washington ......... Kinston ............... Jacksonville ......... Greenville ............. .QI 4 its ,Qs ' W ?' if 's x- 12 1 l i Swv . 5 if i. 21-4 First row, left to righh J. Mctkins, R. Ingram, B. Reid, C. Zucker, A. Harris. Second row: A. Knight, M. Brown, M. Former, J. Hollingsworth, R. Taylor, R. Perkinson. - P Pep folk. VARSITY k f-Q Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids SCORES 57 Oxford ..,.. .. 48 Oxford .......... 55 Wilson .......... 46 Jacksonville ,. 52 Weldon ......,. 43 Weldon ........ 64 Seaboard ..,,.. 62 Kinston ......,. 53 Washington .. 43 Greenville ,..... 60 Elizabeth City 53 New Bern .... 55 Jacksonville .. 46 Kinston ........ 36 Washington ,. 60 Greenville .... 75 Elizabeth City 40 New Bern .... TOURNAMENT PLAY Rapids 44 Greenville ...... B A S K E T B A L L Two points for the YELLOW JACKETS. The Yellow Jackets opened their season with Oxford, The game was very close during the first half but in the second half Roanoke Rapids pulled away from Oxford with excellent rebounding. The final score was 57 to 45 in the Jackets' favor. The next game was against Oxford again, and the Jackets got an early lead and held it. The score was 48 to 38. The Jackets played their third game in Wilson. lt was close during the first half but Roanoke Rapids pulled ahead in the second. Four first-stringers fouled out in the last quarter, but the second string held its own, and held a Reid fights with a Jacksonville player for a loose ball while Thompson and lngram come in to help. Wilson tries to tap the iump-ball to Reid while Thomp- son and Ingram watch. slim lead. The game ended with a score of 55 to 50 in favor of the Yellow Jackets. ln the first conference game, which was against Jacksonville, the first half was close but in the second half the Cardinals went ahead and stayed there to win with a score of 54 to 46. The Yellow Jackets played their fifth game with Weldon. The Jackets got an early lead and held it. The whole team played a great game and was hitting from all over the court. The Jackets won 52 to 42. The second game Roanoke Rapids played with Weldon was a hard-fought game. lt was nip and tuck all the way, with both Weldon and Roanoke Rapids boys hitting well. With a slim lead our defense held them and the game ended with the Yellow Jackets 43 and the Tornadoes 42. The Jackets had an easy time in the game against Seaboard. The Roanoke Rapids defense kept Seaboard from scoring many points. The Yellow Jacket offense clicked perfectly and the game ended 64 to 29 in the Jackets' favor. The second conference game was with Kinston. At the beginning the game was close but as the game progressed the Jackets gradually pulled ahead and with good defense and frequent points the Jackets won 62 to 53. In this game against Washington another good defensive showing was made. The Yellow Jackets forwards and guards hit from the floor and our boys captured the rebounds regularly under both baskets. The game ended with the score 53 to 49 in favor of the Jackets. The Jackets dropped their fourth conference game against Greenville. The score was 52 to 43. The next game was with Elizabeth City and Roanoke Rapids was ready for this one. The Yellow Jackets were sparked-up and got an early lead and kept it for the remainder of the game. Roanoke Rapids won 60 to 46. ln the game with New Bern, the Bears were hitting from all over the court. The Jackets fought hard but could not stop them. New Bern won with a score of 85 to 53. The game with Jacksonville Started out to be a good game for Roanoke Rapids but the Jackets dropped behind late in the first half. ln the second half they closed the lead to only a few points but the Jacksonville team edged away again. The score was 68 to 55 in favor of the Cardinals. This second game with Kinston was a great ball game. The score was close throughout the game. Toward the last of the game Kinston and Roanoke Rapids were exchanging point for point, but the Yellow Jackets couldn't hit on their foul shots in the last few seconds and lost 48 to 46. In this second game with Washington the Pam-Pack got a lead and kept it and no matter what the Jackets would do, they couldn't get ahead of them. The game ended Washington 44 and Roanoke Rapids 36. ln their next to the last home game the Jackets played Greenville. The game was close during the first half but in the second the Phantoms got a lead that the Yellow Jackets couldn't tap. The final score was 7l to 60. The last home game was played with Elizabeth City. ln this game the Yellow Jackets got an early lead and after the first quarter much substitution was made. Roanoke Rapids won with a score of 75 to 61. For their last regular game the Jackets traveled to New Bern. The score was close and stayed that way throughout the game. In the last quarter the Yellow Jackets were hitting very well but New Bern managed to pull through and win by one point. The score was 4l to 40. ln the tournament the Yellow Jackets were eliminated in their first game, against Greenville. They tried hard but couldn't overcome the lead Greenville got early in the game. The score was 52 to 44. s1 Fight for that rebound! First row, left to right: J. Doughfry, R. Huey, T. King, A. Davis. Second row: J, Whitehurst, T. Jones, B. Doyle, Denny, J. Godfrey, Coach Curtis. Third row: J. Bliss, C. Riggon, B. Neal, B. Floyd, L. Dixon, W. Robinson. .Q JAY VEE 120 of BASKETBALL The Jayvee basketball team has an excellent record this year. They only lost two games out of the nineteen they played-one to Washington, 54 to 29, and one to Kinston, 47 to 42. The Junior Jackets showed good sportsmanship and playing ability. Coach Curtis built a team that has given an excellent account of itself this season, The team was sparked by excellent ball handling and fine shooting ability. The Jayvees earned every victory with team play and hard work. Playing on the Jayvees provides valuable experience for the boys who will later be the mainstays on the varsity teams. SCORES Roanoke Rapids Oxford .... Roanoke Rapids Oxford ....,.. Roanoke Rapids Wilson .......... Roanoke Rapids Jacksonville Roanoke Rapids Weldon ........ Roanoke Rapids Weldon ..... Roanoke Rapids Seaboard ...... w--if Roanoke Rapids Kinston ........ Roanoke Rapids Washington Roanoke Rapids Elizabeth City Roanoke Rapids Greenville ....... Roanoke Rapids New Bern ..... Roanoke Rapids Jacksonville Roanoke Rapids Kinston ........ Roanoke Rapids Washington Roanoke Rapids Elizabeth City Roanoke Rapids Greenville ....... Roanoke Rapids New Bern ..... Roanoke Rapids Scotland Neck 121 First row, left to right: S. Beale, D. Bishop, M. Shaw, D. Haislip, T. Ogburn, T. Martin, P. Thompson, J. Narron. Sec- ond row: F. Dixon, Manager, B. Gray, J. Markins, A, Lee, J. Baily, R. Edwards, T, Barnes, C. Collins, H. Tickel, Coach Hoyle. Collins sets him down. 3 L, ,,,5, VARSITY The Yellow Jacket baseballers of Roanoke Rapids turned in a commendable record of six vic- tories, one tie, and eight defeats. The Jackets didn't have many veterans last year but had ci lot of material coming from the tenth and eleventh grades. The Roanoke Rapids club had an entire new pitching staff and the lack of experience proved fatal. No matter what the reason, the Jacket base- ball players could not muster the strength to match the competition BASEBALL towards the last part of the season. Early in the baseball season the Yellow Jackets enjoyed a winning streak with five wins and two losses. Oxford, Henderson, Greenville, Elizabeth City, and Jacksonville fell before the Yellow Jackets, but Wilson and Kinston outslugged the team. Then Roanoke Rapids hit a losing streak, losing to New Bern, Jacksonville, Washington, Kinston, Greenville. Next the Yellow Jackets won over Elizabeth City and lost their last game to New Bern. Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke l23 Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids IO O O lO 5 5 2 8 l 5 3 l 3 5 3 SCORES Jacksonville .. Henderson .... Wilson ........ Oxford ........ Henderson .... Kinston ........ Greenville ...... Elizabeth City New Bern .... Jacksonville .. Washington .. Kinston ........ Greenville ...... Elizabeth City New Bern .... Matkins crosses the plate for a run 1' JAY VEE As March went out the Roanoke Rapids Jayvee baseball team started their trek into the baseball season. They started with a win over Kinston, but they lost their second game to Weldon, They won their next three games against Weldon, Wilson shut the Baby Jackets out in their tirst game but in the second game the Junior Jackets upset them. Because ot the lack ot opponents we had to schedule tour games with Weldon in order to keep in practice. First row left to rght M. Porch, D. Robbins, E, Stevenson, B. Mills, W. Johnson. Second row, left to right: R, Per- kinson T King G Price, D. Miller, S, Taylor, H. Williams, L. Baird, M. Brown. Av. , Q 1 'AWA V! ' fs 3 n KL -Q U' .3 ad, . .s.,,, N -, ,331 4, '7 ' -I ,, , new , 1 1 , 1, 'x ' sk I ' ' i Hmgpfltff J ll IZ4 - ,w,.. -,ab BASEBALL Superb pitching, airtight fielding, and the ability to win the close games were the reasons for the Jayvees great success. Their hust- ling was a main factor tor a good scoring record for them. Coach Garrison molded a fine sqdad from the boys who tried out for the baseball team that year. Roanoke Rapids can expect good pros- pects tor the Varsity squad in the coming years. l ,sr - K X353 mtif :.i'Q Roanoke Roanoke Ns siskf Q R Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke Roanoke 125 Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids Rapids SCORES lO 4 6 lO I5 O 8 Kinston Weldon Weldon Weldon Weldon Wilson Wilson E-'PILL 4 Y YH -1,4 '94- ffm Red Narron and James Edwards in the lead in the lOO-yard dash. Rex Harris clears the pole to win Jerry Lee covers his distance the broadjump. TRACK The first track meet that Roanoke Rapids entered was supposed to be a triangular track meet with Greenville and Elizabeth City. Greenville couldn't make it so Roanoke Rapids and Elizabeth City went ahead with the meet. Elizabeth City defeated the Yellow Jacket cin- dermen in their first meet. ln the next track meet, Roanoke Rapids played Elizabeth City again. lt was a close meet all the way with Elizabeth City leading only by a few points. When the track meet was over Roanoke Rap- ids lost by a few points, 44-37. Roanoke Rapids played their third straight meet with Eliza- beth City. In this meet we were missing a cou- ple of boys because of sprained ankles. The Yellow Jacket cindermen could not over power 126 si i ,st Rex Harris gives Al Lassiter the baton in the relay race. the Elizabeth City team so we bowed to them again. Our fourth meet was held in Wilson. There the Blackerbymen sparked up and took a roaring victory over Wilson beating them 49-30. The final track meet was held at Green- ville with Roanoke Rapids, Washington, Greenville, New Bern, Elizabeth City, and Jacksonville participating in it. ln this meet the Yellow Jackets finished fifth and thus fin- ishing in fifth place in the Northeastern Con- ference. Our track team may not have had such a good season but they showed good sportsmanship, and showed other teams that they couldn't win without a fight, as you have seen by the close scores. l27 Jody Hollingsworth heoves shot-put for some points. f J 1 , ., 4 wqglgi -. H-ea ? I 'mx' 'I , ' L .-. '-- . WQAWQ W I '52 Yzrsgll-' ' 1 3 'X' I 5 Q 1 I , gr. M ,lg HT.: ' , Q Q kg'-tl... '.' l ' N F W 7 KX 5.14 , f nf' xy, X his 'r HF? sv' N 9 ill . B ff' -'94 : P af-. Q 1 'bl W, x ' ' Q PK! - .r 1. f' 41. K - 1 fifm Asn, -S 9 U ' ff Q f uf - H4 'fu :l NH. WW , V' pb ' I 4:.,f,' ja .M Tv . i , t -ggi 1 'P Go 55 'nmlwf-Y., l-.-.- A- ff 5. ' . ,5:,1zPi3fl Q 'ff vw, M U JV., - 4. F 4-, -' I 1: 1 . ' Q V 11 ,f A wht 'F . 'f , UAL' N Q . w. Anti' . We , 'iii' . 'gm' . 'HI' 9 H A-3 J' 4 .if-V - 'arg I 1 I E um' I v HZ wa 5 5 XX - .ri 'M' W uw. Q' ' xv h ' My 1 . ,-L-smmnk Q .L y N-X-Q Q XM .ii Q i 5 B 5. 5. .J -. L... 5 PLANT ,V 'Z f -'W THOMPSON -COAL C9: IES Qsir IEE! fx l l THOMPSON COAL COMPANY-Thompson Coal DAVlD'S CLOTHING STORE-David's Clothing and Oil Company is a distributor for Mobil products Store has a complete line of clothing for everyone. in this area. And remember, it's easy to pay the David way. A fl If f l 1 P life if 5535 WALSER MOTORS - Walser Motors, the home of the Plymouth in Roanoke Rapids, is extremely proud of its new l958 automobile with its long, low lines and wind- swept fins. At Walser's you al- ways get greater quality for less cost. NATIONAL LOAN AND INSURANCE COMPANY -This is a plug for raising teachers' salaries. For easy terms and dependable service, visit National Loan and Insurance Company. t 1 ,A K .fc ' - ' f-R MOTORS QQYMOUTH l HALIFAX LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS-For expert laundering and dry cleaning, send clothes to Halifax Laundry and Dry Cleaners. your 1 X! ff!! ' ' 5 gfff f ?EETE numx LAUNDRYLEESERS omvs IN Quicw LAUNDERERS sr DRY C A u -+i J,-sm Rowe , in-AV X .3-31 54 Q - L 1' if lil: qkl 5 I L l WILLIAM E. PEEDE--Winifred looks as if she ROSEMARY DRUG STORE-You can bet Al would would like to keep cool and comfortable this sum- like to own the camera he is showing to William, mer with a dream of an air conditioner from Wil- found at Rosemary Drug Store. liam E. Peede's. -55 5 R 152 - ' AM HUDSON E HUDSON'S ESSO STATION - A-fig ,'.f Q b - Fill 'er up at Hudson's with the new Golden Esso Gasoline. 0051... A,.s 5' V Q 1:2154 J-Fir tv- . . ii FANNYE'S-There's nothing fake about Saunders. JEWEL BOX-The loveliest china patterns and a She knows quality costs less in the long run, so wide selection of jewelry are found at the Jewel you can't miss by shopping at Fannye's. Box. -L4 A-. L if X -.-Q g 5 lel, w,,,?,,.o,,, QF v is -., N V 2 , A, wlqkqwgaa . L- .- STARKE'S GROCERY-Miss Currin inspects a de- DANlEL'S BARBER SHOP-For u good haircut and licious Swift's Premium ham at Stcrke's Grocery speedy, efficient service, visit Daniel's Store. TAYLOR FURNITURE COM- PANY--In order to have a more beautiful home, get your carpet- ings and all your household fur- nishings from Taylor Furniture Store, the store for homes. -ue-vw' PEGGY ANN'S-At Peggy Ann's, as all the Roa- S noke Rapids girls know, you can find a complete WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME-Service before self line of sportswear, coats, and dresses. at WiIliam's Funeral Home. .. .-----...- , . -bfi '- V. T l i .I iyx A. it XR Al. as -ri, , I ii .!.Jl' 'FIIISTF 4 ff' OFFICE I I ll.- lb. iii H- Pig .:--Q im: 'il pin 1lQ ll 5255 :T-nf seas EEE? ease seas ?-'I I E vww MLW' ,. :': 111 ' .pu X un nur W 4. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIA- J. M. INGRAM-The lesson on hair care is given TION-Drisco knows that for his car insurance he in the new Home Ec. department with the attrac- can't beat First FederaI's fine service. tive utility equipment by J. M. Ingram. --Q... .. S . H fj5.,,..-, . fs-6 X -. ,M ,sp H .Q cf A pt A ii. .Sq A it ayslxre. is ff ' , I- v M 35 'wgeih i f f si .. . F , vw-f,.,..,c..,4, IL 0 Eg --1: 3 . P- 5 I - . ul ' 35 !.P.l'fH'l! DAILY MAID BAKERY-The finest pastries in town can be found at the Daily Maid Bakery. l I K .l xii CHARLOTTE'S HAIR STYLE SALON-Charlotte's is one of the leading hair style salons in this area. So if you want to lead the crowd with a stylish hairdo, go CharIotte's Hair Style Salon. CARTER'S MOBILGAS-You always find cour- teous, dependoble service and those good Mobil products at Carter's. - s ,wi , :ddr -M ,Wim-1 1c5tlit f , .s.fr s X ly Ill? . ii W an esM0MBwf i AFM: J. -- . 7, ,Ve ,,' .., . - ' 'vv e .Y R-Wkm F A ' Ac C ,- 1. 'V Al ASU.--9. Izlsllk QRUP ID DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY-Pictured above are the male members of the Ro-Rap Staff loading up with Dr. Pepper and Sun Drops for a Ro-Rap blast. Su if you want to feel refreshed at l0, 2, or 4, or any time of the day, have a delicious bottled drink from the Dr. Pepper Bottling Company. si Q-I' c .X if ' 'ffeifia x r e a ei elf' gk Jw-A 5 Swett' lg? 'i,,,,,,,,. -I 9...-F. ELAlNE'S BEAUTY SHOP-At Elaine's you girls can receive beauty treatment at its best. Elaine offer expert hair styling, permanents, and manicures, but also a wide range of cosmetics. Be more beoutifulp visit Elaine's Beauty Shop. PERKlNSON'S--Visit Perkinson's brand new Gulf station for fine and dependable service. equipment and that good Gulf Crest gasoline, they are prepared to serve you efficiently. e .,. ,,, ' 'Q ' ..l 1 .- jr 4T. , 4 X Not only does Merle Norman With their new nv A. G 'ULF Si 1' - ,f .5 , MARK'S SHOE STORE-Here we see Al Britton, LAND BROTHER'S JEWELRY STORE For beau the master salesman, showing Gwen a pair of styl- tiful Keepsake Diamond rings, go to Land Brothers ish, pointed toe pumps from Mark's Shoe Store. Jewelry Store. LEGGETT'S DEPARTMENT STORE - Beautiful evening dresses, as well as clothes for the whole family, at prices to suit everyone may be found at Leg- gett's Department Store. SECOND STREET LUNCH-Pictured above are fag bil, E UQ, 2 We 54.3 four of our school's biggest eaters in their seventh BLACKWELL TIRE COMPANY-You cannot af heaven at the Second Street Lunch, which is known ford not to afford the Dual 90 tire with the nygen for its fine sandwiches throughout this area. cord from Blackwell Tire Company. lie G'irZJsLQL NYGEN CORD GIVES BLOWOUI PROTECTION IP-Q. V' N 5 x l l lj? IF :sawn ' .-wi-an um Ad HARRIS AND JOYNER-Hunters, Sykes and Smith, LLOYD'S-George prepares to paint the town with are looking over the fine selection of reasonably Sampson's paint from Lloyd's because he knows it priced shotguns, rifles, and ammunition which can I5 the most duroble and easy to apply in town, be found at Harris and Joynes. LINDALE DAIRIES - Nutritious milk and ice cream are delivered promptly to your doorstep in well refrigerated trucks from Lindale Dairies. a . --1sf'..fa:tjQ?.w . A , I A 1 . ' ., ,,f l',:'fWrs?'l ' f A , QLv,,g'.:,,,, w- - 9'-'L 5-f .T i.:.'1' LONG'S MEN'S SHOP-If you long for a new PROCTOR-OWEN INSURANCE AGENCY-Proc- wardrobe at a reasonable price, visit Long's Men's tor-Owen has just the insurance you need for your Shop. home, your car, and yourself. .1 .,. ROSEMARY RESTAURANT-Visit Rosemary Res DOYLES MOBILGAS STATION Twenty four taurant for delicious food and courteous service hours of daily top efficient service is what Doyle s HEILEG-MYERS FURNITURE COMPANY - Heileg-Myers has everything to satisfy your furni- ture needs. Whatever you want at the most reasonable price - Heileg-Myers has it, SAVAGE'S WALGREEN AGENCY-For a delicious ROANOKE MOTOR SALES It looks and feels like afternoon snack or a refreshing Coke visit Sav flight on wheels the alr borne B 58 Buick found at age's-Roanoke Rapids' most modern drugstore Roanoke Motor Sales HALIFAX FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY - Whether you need a hurricane lantern or a lawn mower, your needs can be supplied at Halifax Farm ers Supply Company. PENNEY'S DEPARTMENT STORE - Quality at little cost is what the friendly sales clerks at Pen- ney's will assure you. It definitely pays to shop at Penney's for all your clothing needs. . Si' si .t,,s,.. K K fe AK TRIPLE R GROCERY-As one of the best whole- sale com anies in this area Tri le R won its re u- P , P P tation a long time ago. Let them serve you now. 111 l Ja lir' FYI: .feast 125 env' mm ? 2 4 . .,.. N --M - -1 - 4 t- V l la l l JE Wg' . 1. . -4 1 f A x. .1 li Bryn, . ., . 1 ,, 5 ning ...- . RURAL PLUMBING AND HEATING-For the finest in plumbing and heating with F. H, A. financ- ing available, Rural Plumbing and Heating serves Roanoke Rapids, Weldon, and surrounding areas. YOUNG MEN'S SHOP-At the Young Men's Shop you will find a fine selection of the latest Ivey League style of clothing. LlVESAY'S-Priscilla hopes that she can get this beautiful Hi-Fi record player along with the latest popular records from Livesay's. ELMO GARNER JEWELRY STORE-lf you are in- terested in jewelry or a beautiful new portable PROCTOR REALTY - Beautiful, comfortable radio, you can find exactly what you want at Elmo homes may be purchased to suit every family's need Garner Jeweler's. at a reasonable price from Proctor Realty. - lag: ,X34 ggtinghouse 5 - . M , f KYEI u si- . . .-.P-f V' ' A ' V ?'F1 723 v'l5?5t5' S?35EiL5: 4 win i, W- , - l ,,,..- 1 .1 is F was has FLOYD APPLIANCE-You can be sure of quality RADER'S DRESS SHOP-Rader's-the shop which and efficiency if it's Westinghouse from Floyd's. has a beautiful line of clothes for all women at reasonable prices. Nfflfgi xii , .WIHS ,M -I n Y. U 1 ws H I - ii S 1. P x' N- -70 V - I, Y V tx W.. - A , in S hifi . - ,,,,. MM-f--' .f 'iw uf-M-M-. - I .' Wx, H 5,3 WHITE MOTORS - Bubba looks as if he would like to own this beautiful '58 Ford Convertible from White Motors-the only car proved and approved around the world. ROANOKE RAPIDS BUILDING 81 LOAN-Savings can be made both profitable and enjoyable for the conscientious high school student at Roanoke Rap- GRlFFlN'S DRUG COMPANY-For all your cam- ids Building and Loan Association. era needs and drugs go to Griffin's. A 71-x fm, 531 ff? fi 1' TASTEE FREEZ-Whether it's a banana split or QUALITY CLEANERS--You'll find your clothes a cone of ice cream you hunger for, the Tastee are the cleanest clean you've ever seen when they Freez is the place to go. are taken to Quality Cleaners. RAMSEY-STROUD - When it comes to buying shoes, Ramsey- Stroud is the store where all the crowd heads. 1' ROANOKE RAPIDS LUMBER COMPANY - T e EASY PAY FURNITURE COMPANY-Lynford is new cash and carry plan at the Roanoke Rapids one of the many persons who take advantage ofthe Lumber Company will help you save on all your easy terms at Easy Pay Furniture Company. building supplies. 'Q' ,.,4 Xxx J. 'FT' X , 1.5, ' X XX X xv HAZELWOOD AUTO A real eye opener e ROANOKE PHARMACY-For all your sundry and new Edsel for 58 from Hazelwood Auto Company Rexall needs visit Roanoke Pharmacy-one of Roa- noke Rapids' finest drug stores. LYNFORD'S-Lynford's, as Carol knows, is the home of style and good taste in your clothing needs. FIRST CITIZENS BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY- Yes, Dennis and everyone else can open a Christ- mas Club or a savings account at the First Citizens Bank 81 Trust Company. A 'mf I v fK?x ? P. i c. ill k X its A -u lt' -is lihff l ,f .x-' -Y T ROANOKE HARDWARE-You can be sure of a DAVIS-HUX-Wayne knows that the best, most lasting product if you buy it from Roanoke Hurd- dependable car insurance is found at Davis-Hux. WUl'8. EDlTH'S BEAUTY SHOP-For ex- pert cosmetology, as well as cos- metics, go to Edith's Beauty Shop. BLOOM'S DEPARTMENT STORE--A complete line of clothing for everyone is found at Bloom's Depart- ment Store. ix I STOKES' DISTRIBUTING COMPANY - For Jll your wholesale needs, visit Stokes' Distributing Company, Inc. You'll get prompt and courteous service. LL: 4 ' O A---5.1-. . , Shalias figseesfssvf N :nj-r::::::'i3 SHAFlA'S-Doesn't Sarah look like a queen in her FITTS-CRUMPLER - Make Fitts-Crumpler the beautiful gown from Shafia's? headquarters for all your electrical appliance needs. uscgj, K.. I 3 l GLOVER'S-lf you would like to i have a dress perfectly original 3 5 with material and style of your 4 L own choosing, visit Glover's. l yy ,c l PURDY COAL AND OIL COMPANY-There goes COLLlER'S-No, Bobby isn't breaking training another truckload of quality coal from Purdy Coal rules. He is just picking up a few items for his and Oil Company. mother at ColIier's Food Center. IQ- HALIFAX FINANCE-Halifax Finance guarantees AUTO SUPPLY--Marshall and Butch must plan dependable loan service whenever you need it. to paint their cars with the durable Duco paint from the Auto Supply Company. ., 3 .Q -, 4 I E VJ Q 'if SHELL FURNITURE COMPANY -Chris and Jean admire an un- usual, modernistic lamp which may be found at Shell Furniture Company-the store which spec- ializes in pleasing you. MOBLEY'S DRIVE-IN-Mobley's is the place to go McCRORY'S-For everything from gumdrops to for a snack after the movies or just anytime. Just dresses, go to McCrory's Sc and l0c Store. drive in for quick, courteous service. mil KW' NEWSOME COAL AND OIL COMPANY-The GASTON DRIVE-IN THEATRE-Movies are better very best product with the very best service can be than ever at the Gaston Drive-In Theatre. found at Newsome Coal and Oil Company. K-.f il I XI si QUALITY SHOP - Louise and Barbara know that when they want clothes of the finest quality, they should go to the Quality Shop. GOWEN-ATWILL-Gowen-AtwilI has a complete ACME OLDSMOBILE COMPANY - The Acme line of tractors and other farming equipment for Olds-Cadillac Company has a beautiful car in a all your farming needs. class by itself. I xl 1 - YIXIIQ b '21'f's ILS ,. ' Ill I B L X I , Ns I -.,,,. I 1... Q4 ,- G 1 u gg . ,. . Is. XX V-X 1 B LQXX'-I- H gif-lbs!! ,. I . 'AX .-,yt VW I1 n 1M?9,II.xxii'ff14xl - liwb C1 0900 5513s IT TAKES TECHNICAL TRAINING AND SKILL TO The control board regulating the flow of wood pulp and woter to the fourdriner of the 33 paper machine is explained by Mr. R. S. Bell, assistant paper mill superintendent, to Jamie, Edsel, and Butch. The pulp mill recovery furnaces and 322 foot-high chimney ore viewed from Hopcos wood storoge yard. One of the many instruments used to measure the strength of the paper is described by Mr. J. J. Priest, Plant Chemist, while Pete and Rives look on. . f P gn ,-glitlgigxggn , .. 4 ,Q fi f , A. r.. Q I ,K fm? f, ma: .5 H! -QL E II jf' N X A Q no THE JOB AT HALIFAX PA-l-EER COMPANY Q n A' 'N' ' s.,fsr'we W ' u I J. Q Q g ... ' '40 Mr. K. D. Running, Pulp Mill superintendent, explains the reactions taking place in cooking pine wood chips which become the wood pulp used in making paper. David, Alonzo, and Billy! listen attentively. The amount of wood stored on the yard vories from l0,000 to 35,000 cords, depending upon the time of year. This represents a l5 day fo 50 doy supply for the pulp mill. Wyche learns how pulp becomes paper from Mr. M. L. Boinest, Jr., paper mill superintendent, who de- scribes ihe process from an operational mock-up. 12313 z .J ' 4. mx K Congratulations to the Senior Class J. P. STEVENS AND COMPANY INCORPORATED Roanoke Rapids Division Roanoke Rapids, N. C. ISO 'U 7 fi 5 2 5 sc ff' ' ' + ww'wi3:ww ,-1 J ,., i , 1 A ,W .M .. L. .L ,, .W Z. .zu WF.. .N ,, .,.,. . M. , K ,A . , , -' J. lg F -' ,,.-fi , ?k..,p,-gfjwff s 4, 'f 5 21553 K it fE7s'3Q5 V, . A W, ' N ,H 'If X., D -V, K K K: us. W,.c I , N- , I .-: ,, ,V 5,111-: A X. ML' ,. L X, , yi! 1 . lww,r ,4 . V K . ,A I K , V L. , 1 7 , I ,sf '. M- ' -f-w-lvl wp... 4, eagiSis?i,g.' A, T.J. DAVIS RECREATION CENTER See you this summer ot the Rec for swimming, teen age club, and other social activities. ISI Q Q. 3, ,fi .lk v-f' , . I ,,, , Q PLANTER'S DRIVE-IN BANK-Mr. Jenkins knows he can depend on Planter's Drive-ln Bank for first- class service. ,, WESTERN AUTO-Martin looks as though he'd TRI-CITY MOTOR COMPANY-For the car which like to ride off with the beautiful bike from West- is almost too new to be true, visit Tri-City and see ern Auto. the exquisite '58 Chevrolet. i I l rl TlMBERLAKE'S DRUG STORE-For the finest in men's toiletries, Major knows that Timberlake's Drug Store is the place to go. INDEX OF ADVERTISERS Acme Olds-Cadillac ...................... ......... Auto Supply Company ............ ...... Blackwell Tire Company ........ ...... Bloom's Department Store ..... ...... Corter's Mobilgos .................................... CharIotte's Hair Style Salon .................... City of Roanoke Rapids .................. IZ8, ' I Collier s ................................. ............ Daily Maid Bakery ...... ...... Daniel's Barber Shop ..... ..,... ' I David s ........................ ...... Davis-Hux .............................. ...... DoyIe's Mobilgos Station ...,..... ...... Dr. Pepper Bottling Company ...... ...... Easy Pay Furniture Company ...... ...... Economy Auto Supply ............. ...... Edith's Beauty Shop .,............ ...... Elaine's Beauty Shop .....,...... ...... Elmo Garner Jewelry Store ...................... Fannye's ,................................................. First Citizens Bank 8i Trust Company First Federal Savings 81 Loan .................. Fitts-Crumpler ....................... ............... Floyd Appliance ................ ...... I Glover s ........................ Gowen 81 Atwill ............................ ...... Griffin's Drug Company ................. ...... Halifax Farmers Supply Company ............ Halifax Finance Company ........................ Halifax Laundry 8. Dry Cleaners ........ t .... Halifax Paper Company .................. 148 Harding 8. Grizzard ......... Harris 81 Joyner .......... Hazelwood Auto ....,........ Heilig-Myers Company ...... Hudson s Esso ................. Jewel Box .......................... J. M, Ingram ............................. J. P. Stevens and Company ..... Land Brothers Jewelry Store ..... Leggett's Department Store ..... Lindale Dairies, Inc. .............. Livesay's ............................ Lloyd's ....................... Long's Men's Shop ...... Lynford's ................... McCrory's ........................... Mark's Shoe Store ................... MobIey's ................................ National Loan 81 Insurance Co Inc Newsome Oil Company, Inc. Peggy Ann's .......................... Penney's Department Store ..... I Perkinson s ....................... PIanter's National Bank ..... ..... Proctor-Owen .... Proctor Realty .. Pruden's Purdy Coal 8. Oil Company ....... ..... Quality Cleaners Quality Shop .......................... ..... Rader's ..................................... ..... Ramsey-Stroud Shoe Company ..... ..... Roanoke Hardware Company ....... ..... Roanoke Motor Sales ........................... Roanoke Pharmacy ............................... Roanoke Rapids Building 81 Loan Assn. Roanoke Rapids Lumber Company ....... Roanoke Rapids Recreation Department Roanoke Rapids Theatres ..................... Rosema ry Drug Company ...... ..... Rosemary Restaurant .............. ..... Rural Plumbing 8. Heating ....... ..... Savage's Walgreen Agency ....... ..... Second Street Lunch .............. ..... ' I Shafia s ............................... Shell Furniture Company ...... ..... Starke's Grocery Stokes' Distributing Company ....... ..... Taylor Furniture Company ...... ..... Tastee Freez ....................... Thompson Coal Company ...... ..... Timberlake's Drug Store ..... ..... Tri-City Triple R Grocery ....... ..... Walser Motors Western Auto ..... ..... White Motors ............... ..... William E. Peede .............. ..... Williams' Funeral Home ..... ..... Young Men's Shop .......... ..... ACKNOWLEDGMENTS is for Advertisers who helped make possible this book. stands for Mrs. Crane who keeps our records straight. is for Mr. Killebrew, for the pictures he took. is for the Numerous snapshots, received early or late. rchids to the whole faculty, through whose illingness to help, we accomplished a great deal. is for school Life, which we can never lose because of the Effort of many, we feel. is for Delmar who published our Ro-Rap. for the Genuine interest they showed. is for Max Ward, our photos did snap. for the students' Enthusiasm, which helped a load. is for the Negatives which the Herald did give. is for Mr. Talley, whose part was not small. is for the Students, whose year we re-live. We, the RO-RAP staff, sincerely thank you all. 154 IND Acknowledgments ....... ...... 1 54 Administration ....... ...... 1 O Advertisements ..... ...... 1 28 Band, Concert ....... ...... 1 OO Band, Junior ...... ...... 1 O0 Band, Senior ...... ...... 1 02 Baseball, Jayvee ...... ...... 1 24 Baseball, Varsity ...... ...... 1 22 Basketball, Jayvee ....... ...... 1 20 Basketball, Varsity ..... ...... 1 16 Camera Club ............... ...... 8 9 Cheerleaders, Jayvee ....... ...... 9 9 Cheerleaders, Varsity .... ...... 9 9 Contents .................. 5 Dedication .......... ................... 7 Division Pages .............. 8, 16, 82, 108, 128 Eighth Grade ...... .................... ,. 66 Faculty .............. ,,,.., 1 2 Football, Jayvee ........ ,..... 1 14 Football, Varsity ....,. ....,. 1 10 Foreword ........... 6 French Club ..... ,,.,,. 9 0 Freshmen ...............A.....................,,,,,,,,,,,,, 54 Future Business Leaders of America ........ 91 Future Homemakers of America, Club A ....................,,.,,...,,,,.,,,, ,,,,, , 94 Future Homemakers of America, Club B ........ ..........................., ,,,,, . 9 5 Future Teachers of America .,..... ,,,,,, 9 2 Girls' Glee Club ................... ,,,,,, 1 O1 Index .................. ...... 1 55 EX Index of Advertisers ..... .............. 1 53 Introduction ............ ...... 1 , 2, 3, 4 Junior Class ................... ........... 3 7 Junior Class Officers ........... ..... 3 6 Junior High Student Council ...... ..... 8 5 Junior Marshals ................. ..... 3 6 Junior Red Cross ........ ..... 8 8 Key Club ............. ..... 8 6 Library Club ....... ..... 9 3 Moderns ................ ..... 9 7 Monogram Club ....... ..... 8 7 Rifle Clubs ......... ..... 9 8 Ro-Rap Staff ....... ........ 1 06 School Board ....... ..... 1 1 School Secretaries ..... ..... I 1 Senior Class ............. ..... 1 9 Senior Class Officers ........... ..... 1 8 Senior High Mixed Chorus ........ .....,,. I O4 Senior High Student Council ....... ...,, 8 4 Seventh Grade ........................ ..... 7 4 Seventh Grade Glee Club ........................ 101 Snapshots .......... 15, 33, 34, 35, 42, 43, 44 45, 52, 53, 64, 65, 72, 73 79, 80, 81, 110, 112,113 114,115,116,117,118 119, 120, 122, 123, 124 126, 127 Sophomores ...... ................ ,,,., 4 6 Stage Crew ...... Track .......... 155 96 ........126 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTGGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS QQ , ' -wi lx ! lt.. ' . vx .,r, ,G fu ,V x, A if V of ' .Wx r 1 I ' . xi .i' kbp gs' ,. A, Q . ,F 1 K -w , A.- i M 1 -fat' Q ss 1 if .-35' -1 lv' N If 1' wu- Q I 1?-ul: 1r. ' In it w ' ,.. Vw Ar 1 s :ga . , 1 -'.' V I guru' Q4 Ai' 'I - Q .. 1 X if 3 . 3. Vx 4 ',,. . wk.:-. -'l - AZ .lu fb :M M-fl! , ,Q-1 'f . Lf' 1--' L ,..: ML ,P Vrxfy' if ,- A,- 4 ya. 1 3 - 4 I 4 7? 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