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

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student librarians who want to learn more about the library and to render valuable service to the school. Club members are taught how to locate reference materials, make use of all available library facilities, and to care properly for books. As an extra service, the club spon- sored several projects. At Christ- mas, the members gave children’s books to indigent children. Each year during National Library Week, the club gives an assembly program. Members of the club have also held story hour at local elementary schools during National Book Week. The Library Clab Seated, left to right: A. T. Babson, S. G. Gray, L. L. Butts, B. B. Tillery, C. A. Harrell, L. L. Johnson, L. V. Arwood, P. L. Jones, N. L. Powell, P. A. White. Stand- Brown, M. V. Shaw, C. M. Cross, P. M. Davis, B. L. ing: S. W. Garner, J. H. Adams, J. W. Johnson, W. D. George, M. E. Eldridge, Mrs. Sue Denny, Advisor. The Library Club is composed of Seated, left to right: B. B. Tillery, Vice-President; N. L. Powell, President; P. A. White, Reporter. Standing: M. E. Eldridge, Treasurer; C. A. Harrell, Secretary.

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First row, left to right: C. K. Medlin, D. R. Carpenter, A. H. Hayden, E. S. Wilder, K. L. Hawkins, M. E. L. S. Eaton, T. S. Roberts, J. W. Wilson, J. E. Draper. McDowell, H. S. Harding, R. G. Barnes, J. Hasty, Second row: B. J. Pittard, R. C. Overby, Jr., S. H. W. Johnson, J. Cooke, L. Bone, T. Barnett, R. R. Se- Burnette, K. L. Nicholson, A. P. Draper, D. A. well, P. C. Williams, P. D. Lewis. Fourth row: G. Daughtry, C. L. Davis, C. D. Coburn, T. G. Ferguson, Holloman, D. Williams, E. K. Sammons, A. S. Finch, R. H. Godwin, M. R. Br adley, T. Hux, R. Davis, D. D. F. K. Hayes, R. W. Shell, Jr., G. I. Lynch, Jr., J. N. Whitby, J. M. Knott, J. S. Harris. Third row: S. A. Ogletree, W. T. Winchester. Not shown: E. T. Cara- Rayburn, C. Higgins, L. G. Oliver, W. Eldridge, J. wan, R. Nooney. Roberts, M. Hayden, D. V. Fansler, L. L. Owens, ay UnNLOLr Stigh Band’ Mr. Baird is directing the Junior Band in one of its regular practices. 94

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First Row, left to right: Mrs. V. R. Draper, Advisor, Fayed, B. B. Tillery, B. A. Vaughan, M. V. Knott, H. L. D. Jones, J. M. Cole, M. J. Talley, S. J. Murphy, S. Nethercutt. Fourth Row: J. E. Kroncke, L. L. John- A. N. Nance. Second Row: D. L. Williams, L. L. Davis, son, M. D. Arthur, M. L. Floyd, M. A. Williams, R. W. B. C. Bailey, B. E. Cullom, T. A. Carawan, C. V. Rose, Roberts, V. C. Garner. Jr. Third Row: D. C. Walker, S. K. Bridgman, B. J. The National Stonor S octely Left to right: S. J. Murphy, Treasurer; M. J. Talley, Vice-Presi- dent; J. M. Cole, President; L. D. Jones, Secretary. The National Honor Society is com- posed of students who have achiev- ed outstanding scholastic excellence. Fifteen per cent of the senior class, ten per cent of the junior class, and five per cent of the sophomore class constitute its membership. Members are selected not only for their scholas- tic abilities but also for their partici- pation in extra-curricular activities. For its Christmas project, the Honor Society, with the help of the student body, set up a Christmas tree on the second floor of the Senior Building, in hope of establishing an annual tradition. 96