Roberson High School - Aries Yearbook (Asheville, NC)

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16 size It is not tl of the dog in the fight, it og. THE MANY FACES size of the fight in the d OF NORHS JONES

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DEDICATIO 'S- Coach Norris Jones More than a coach, more than a teacher, Coach Norris Jones has been a friend to the Class of '68 throughout our four years at Roberson. Beneath his strong discipline fwhich we re- spectlj beats one of the softest hearts we've encountered. ln all of our activities, his presence and sup- port have meant more than Words can say. He made champions of Roberson in this-Our Year- but we know that it takes a champion to make a champion. With this in mind, we, the Seniors of T. C. Roberson High School, dedicate the 1968 Aries to Coach Norris Jones. 4

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2 'f1?f'?'fr -f Governor Dan K. Moore delivered the main address. DEDICATICN of SCHCQL A school which will serve in the years to come as a tribute to an outstanding educator was erected in two building phases-the first completed in 1962 and the second in l965. The T. C. Roberson School, named in honor of the present superintendent of Buncombe County Schools, is an ap- propriate reminder that here is a devoted public servant who feels a personal interest in the educational development of every boy and girl. T. C. Roberson High School was the last of six senior high schools constructed at a cost of S700,000. On August 24, 1962, it opened its doors to students. ln 1965, a gymnasium-auditorium was constructed, costing approximately S350,000. Mr. Guy Ensley has served as principal ofthe school from its opening until the present time. Left: Governor Moore, Mr. Roberson, and Congressman Taylor observe the campus facilities. Right: Congressman Roy A. Taylor presents Mr. Roberson with an award and pays honor to him.