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

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Wrapped in his own small world, youth is involved ... Engulfed in private thoughts, concerns, ambitions, and fears, he dares to dream of a better world... Clinging to the hope that maybe his generation can change things. Involvement in school meant stepping into a new kind of life... one where contributions of time and energies overpowered selfish interests... In search for answers, even the uninvolved were compelled to become involved ... In the challenge to retain more knowledge, we probed into the depths of English, social studies, science, and math courses... And we discovered what was within ourselves. Involvement... whether an active participant or a grandstand enthusiast, sports demanded emotional com- mitment. Clubs and organizations brought us together and gave us new perspective on living and sharing with each other. RRHS today was where youth learned to cherish tomorrow. Biology is the traditional source of boy-girl interest, but this scene Charles Laughon.

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Contents Introduction . Administration Faculty ... Glasses;5 2... Activities . . Sports 3-127: Advertisements Index ..)34 = = Mike Evans spending a part of his senior year among the scholars who Junior — Senior! A Holland Motif enhances this 1970 Social Highlight. live in the books of the library.

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eee sgqunyteer cone Drafting students labor with triangles and T- squares in Mr. James How- ard’s Technical Drafting Class. “Hold: that line!” is a cry that has meaning elsewhere than on the foothai!l field. Mr. E. G. Croom points out the intricacies of a small engine to students whose futures may well be dominated by things me- chanical.