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

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First Row, Left to Right: W. L. Crew, E. G. Page, N. J. Nethercutt, B. W. Bell, L. L. Hansley. Third M. F. Long, S. E. Howell, P. R. Webb, Mrs. L. T. Row: P. L. Smith, R. A. Wright, C. J. Poore, C. F. Britton, Advisor. Second Row: D. R. Maness, L. D. - Daniels, R. C. Harris, S. R. Josey, G. S. Coley, S. Jenkins, H. R. Craddock, J. Traylor, M. E. Portela, B. Kennemur. The Oentor Stigh Ked Cross Left to Right: M. F. Long, Secretary-Treasurer, S. nior ross is a service E. Howell, Vice President, P. R. Webb, President, The Senior Red Cross is a servic L. L. Hansley, Activities and Publicity Chairman. organization consisting of one rep- . resentative from each tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade homeroom. The Red Cross members frequently en- gage themselves in worthwhile proj- ects. At Christmas, they gave a party for under-privileged children of the community. The members serve as aids in the offiee of the Roanoke Val- ley Red Cross. They work there un- der the direction of Mrs. Nell Seay, Executive Secretary. Again this year, the Red Cross held its annual fund drive quite successfully. Another worthy project they have under- taken is the distribution of minia- ture Bibles in the hospital.

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The Junior Future Homemake Club is composed of members curren.-- ly enrolled in Home Economics I. The club provides opportunities for de- veloping individual and group initia- tive in planning and carrying out ac- tivities related to the home. The activities this year are con- cerned with two main objectives— “Discovering Myself and My Worth to Others” and “Launching Good Citi- zenship through Homemaking.” The members work together to help indivi- duals improve personal, family, and community living. First row, left to right: D. M. Nicholson, L. K. Mouzan, J. M. pee Second row: T. K. McClung, B. A. Garriss, V. G. Mat- thews. Fature Stomemakers of America Club LS First row, left to right: V. G. Matthews, L. K. Mou- row: A. G. Matta, B. A. Garriss, D. K. Babb, S. D. zan, J. F. Connor, W. M. Eason, J. M. Hawkins, M. L. Evans, G. J. Britton, T. K. McClung, A. L. Byrd. Davis, Miss B. Gaddy, Advisor. Second row: B. L. Fourth row: D. M. Nicholson, C. D. Barnes, W. K. As- Mahaffey, B. G. King, P. M. Allen, S. A. Reynolds, ery, “Ut, AN, [Bagel (. dbs lieben, 13%, dl, WVGlolo, 12. ID E. R. Johnson, J. D. Daniel, C. G. Clements. Third Holt.

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First row, left to right: T. M. Cooper, A. C. McCamp- M. E. Harris, A. G. Arwood. Third row: G. F. bell, G. Je Joyner; M. L: Davis, B. Ds Hux, J. L. Cham- Gagle, Jz F. Watson; T. HE. Myrick, D. W. Bowen, bers, J. E. Cooke. Second row: D. R. Tickel, C. H. C. D. Gabriel. Traylor, L. A. Bunn, J. E. Blackwell, A. K. Moody, The Se UNLOL Stigh Ked Cross Left to right: J. L. Chambers, Secretary-Treasurer; J. G. Black- well, Publicity Chairman; B. D. Hux, President; J. F. Watson, Vice President. The Junior Red Cross is one of the two school organizations in the Jun- ior-Senior High School. It is a service organization which strives to carry out projects which will benefit the school and the community. Activities include assisting the school nurse, helping at the Bloodmobile, collecting clothing for the underprivileged, giv- ing parties for citizens in rest home and for underprivileged children, and carrying out projects to encourage safety and a better knowledge of first aid.