Rockingham High School - Rocket Yearbook (Rockingham, NC)

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LUCILE STOGNER Shorty , . . friendly . . . shy . . . likeable . . . likes skating. ELIZABETH STOREY Pete . . . Single file! . . always acting . . . vivacious . . a voice that sings. ,IEWELL THOMAS Judy . . . blonde . . . quiet . . . elle parle francais! . . . dependable. MARY DELL THOMAS Chick . . . neat . . . petite . . . shy . . . sweet. DORIS WARNER jinks . . . tom-boy . . . likes new people . . . not too serious . . . big brown eyes. MAGGIE MAE WALLS Polly . . . friendly around friends . . . bright . . . lazy . . . loves a big time. SENIORS if :.,g.1.:,.E..., it A f K H MQ .refselfk . 2 -IPWQQSQ FE ' gm iw .welf- PES' M ' sf., . ,. ., , f.i.11.q. .. I -A Q, -:..- E4 f,.,. .K 22,1 .- .. f - - - faesfffs Q . W . R Nl I as WX 'i lx S I- 1 K QQ' +18+ TED WATERS Biggest baby . . . Hamer Hill . . . football player . . . lazy . . . temper. MARY WATKINS Shorty . . . forever smiling . . . makes friends easily . . . likes basketball . . . a winning personality. FRED WATTS Woman-lover . . . 'There was a little curl . . . flirt . . . full of fun. BETTY YATES Kay . . . bookworm . . . sincere . . . good-looking . . . What's room 606? HERBERT YATES Herb . . . lady-killer . . studious . . . cute dimples . . nice grey eyes. MARGIE YATES Sissy . . . dungarees . . horses . . . unspoiled . . amiable.

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ANNIE RUTH RAWLS Ruthie . . . loveable . . . un- sellish . . . sweet tempered . . . gracious. DOROTHY REYNOLDS Dot . . . likes crowds . . . ar- tistic . . . cooperative . . . de- pendable. JOHN RORIE johantezburg . . . demon . . . loud . . . lazy . . . girl crazy. MARGARET RORIE Sister . . . coy . . . lovely hair . . . sweet disposition . . . ear- nest sincerity. FRANCES RUSSELL Bunny . . . eyes that talk . . . neat . . . graceful . . . that Southern drawl. ELIZABETH SAUNDERS Lib , . . reserved . . . keen sense of humor . . . clever . . . conscientious. SENIORS +l7+ TOP SHANNONHOUSE Lila . . . little but loud . . . vivacious . . . friendly . . . knows everyone. ANNIE RUTH SMITH Anne . . . expression? . . . tall tales . . . pretty complex- ion . . . new Nash. MILDRED SMITH Lucy . . . dependable . . sweet . . . French demon . . Shorty. THOMAS SNEAD Where's Tom? . . . indus- triously lazy . . . Johnnie's Place. BOB STANSILL Speedy . . . polite . . . hand- some . . . original . . . person- ality and then some. ANN STEADMAN Steady . . . good sport . . . popular . . , artistic . . . poised.

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SENIORS DOROTHY HILL DEAN MARTIN Toby . . . quiet . . . good Nick . . . loves to argue sport . . . I came from the friendly . . . willing to help hills . . . good dancer. . . .courteous JO ANN MASKE BE Y M LEAN joey . . . that temper' .. - - U TT C blonde hair . . . 'Minnie Pearl Tinlcie . . . shorty . , . talka- inde endent tive . . . lazy . . . Yup, yup, ' ' ' p Yun. CLASS POEM The reader sighs, the book is endingg Time has passed, the story's told. Succeeding volumes will be blending Manhood's strife with memories old. Through the years and changing weather Ties have bound us all in mindg Things we've said and done together Are written down by Father Time. Now the day has come for partingg Soon we'll tread life's winding road. Pain and pleasures we'll be carting, Reaping seeds that we have sowed. For time waits not for a tomorrowg Now we don the cap and gown. 'Tis farewell to all with sorrow As we lay our studies down. -Brawley Marze +l9+