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

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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.

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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

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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