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

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The Commercial Art Club, now in it s second year, is under the super- vision of Mr. Eric Hendricks. Its pur- pose is to extend to interested stu- dents an opportunity to expand their interests further than is possible in class time. Not only do the members learn techniques of commercial art, but they also learn about the fine - arts. The club has plans to visit mu- seums and art studios this year. They also have demonstrations by profes- sional commercial artists and interior decorators. l j Left to right: S. L. Williams, President; J. E. Hawkins, Treasur- er; H. R. Craddock, Vice-President; R. C. Harris, Secretary. The Commercial Art Club First row, left to right: J. M. Cole, R. L. Barnes, R. Jr., P. E. Jackson, G. M. Farrell. Third row: M. L. A. Warren, III, R. C. Harris, H. R. Craddock, S. L. Floyd, M. K. Giles, L. A. Lane, D. R. Manzss, S. R. Williams, J. E. Hawkins, Mr. E. P. Hendricks, Harris, A. G. Allen. Fourth row: B. W. White, W. C. Advisor. Second row: M. G. Lewis, Jr., K. H. Cashwell, S. G. Wright, E. L. Burnett, Jr., J. H. Wilson, K. A. Compton, D. C. Walker, G. R. Speight, Fields.

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First row, left to right: F. V. Butler, C. S. Craw- ford, J. E. Albertson, J. E. Brown, N. C. Bounds, L. A. Carawan, W. J. Mountford, Jr., J. F. Curran, Mr. M. L. Woodard, Advisor. Second Row: B. G. Coates, W. J. Ogden, C. Collier, M. J. Holloway, K. C. Kennemur, G. S. Coley, M. W. Gukich, J. C. Bar- rett, L. W. Vincent. Third Row: S. D. Faison, S. J. Murphy, D. M. Vaughan, B. L. George, M. E. EI- dridge, S. R. Hasty, M. R. Braswell, B. A. Vaughan, B. B. Tillery, L. D. Jones. Fourth Row: B. W. Bell, A- G; Luter, Mo V.°Knott, S. B.:Kennemarw Aw Dickens, M. F. Kidd, J. B. Carter, J. G. Barnes, G. M. Farrell. Fifth Row: J. A. Westbrook, III, M. S. Rice, T. W. Morgan, M. B. Singletary, III, D. J. Newsom, C.S. Parnell, J. F. Vincent, Jr., F: A. Cole, J. C. Floyd, J. W. Cullom. The O spanish C ub Left to right: J. C. Floyd, Treasurer; B. A. Vaughan, Program Chairman; L. W. Vincent, President; G. S. Coley, Secretary. Not shown: M. Y. Wilkins, Vice- President. The Spanish Club is an organiza- tion whose purpose is to further edu- cate Spanish students on the history and culture of Spanish-speaking countries. Guest ‘speakers from Span- ish-speaking countries are featured at the meetings. Slides and movies are also featured. This year the club has plans for a Spanish Fair where the Spanish students’ projects will be exhibited. At the club’s annual spring social, Spanish food will be served. The main objective of the club is to interest all students in the Spanish language.

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Roanoke Rapids Junior-Senior High School again participates in the North Carolina Debating Union, meeting other schools in the state to debate the problem of weapons control. Vet- eran debater John Parker, a senior, is back for the third year. Two new- comers, Helen Nethercutt and Rich- ard Eason, are seniors. Five sopho- mores—Ronnie Blank, Dan Hank, Steve Rice, Bill Mountford, and Ben- jie Singletary—complete the group. Veteran debater John Parker, is back for his third year. The Debatin G Team Seated, left to right: R. S. Blank, D. H. Hank, H. S. ford, Jr., M. B. Singletary, III, M. S. Rice. Not shown: Nethercutt, Af. G Parker. Standing: W. J. Mount- E. R. Eason, Mrs. D. Z. Mills, Advisor. iL gakeebaties 4 ae