Rockingham High School - Rocket Yearbook (Rockingham, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1948 volume:

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As a record of your accomplishments, the staff presents your 1911-8 Rocket-yours because each page reveals the familiar faces of your friends and teachers-yours because this volume, page by page, will bring to mind all the things you have done to make this year a memorable one. lt is our hope that in the years to come, when memories of high school days have become hazy, this volume will help you to recapture some of the light-heartedness and companionship which have been yours during your stay at Rockingham High School. It is our hope that in serving as a reminder of what you have done this 1948 Rocket will serve as a challenge to future accomplishments. 4 if - ii , v L fx. -4,5 ww 4 A . .,. V . xx ' 4. . Q' ' , Kv , - A - .. ,V V A . V. - ,V - '2 '2 2 A- wr J W, f W 'f'2 1 . .f '.,- f' ' ,,i5,fq...-f- ,,!V,V..V V - Y .E lf .V V 7 3 V , ay V, VV ' 4f:fgVeVfq,V: 'f'f,.,g.,. -V,,,VV V , V V V V: VL VV H I' AZ ,. Vw fi' V V - as ' 4 'V N M5 ' A ' 'V x Q H V X if 1 . ' I ., . I f . . 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M S f PGY 'W V! w W cr Q1 nr 7 .N K 'EZ fy 7 if .3 my .L-Zbeakcalfiolfz, Evidences of self government are to be seen everywhere in Rock- ingham High Schoolfin our class meetings, in the central oflicers Whom We elect to serve as our leaders, and in the student committees who care for the buildings and grounds. We see the ideals of self government in the friendship between students and faculty members, in the cooperative spirit which backs the efforts of the central officers, and in the pride which bids us abide by the rules We have made. We see its principles at Work in the friendly associations on the campus at lunch time and in the good sportsmanship displayed at athletic contests. It is Written on the face of every student because he is a part of it. By the publication of this record of our high school days, we Wish to honor those students who, in 1922, formed our first consti- tution and the hundreds of students since that time, who, in upholding this constitution, have set an example for other schools in North Carolinag and to pay tribute to those ideals of self government which have sent forth scores of men and Women to be leaders in our com- munity. We wish to dedicate our 1948 Rocket to the ideals and principles of student cooperative government. Pictured at the r st su government officers Leo All A I Webb, and Thomas Leath wh served as Secretary, Vice-President and Preslde t respectively. Also s 0 a e pr s t student government office S R het H t rxliinson. Robin H and Frances Garrett. , 1 my ,,M,,,,,-X W M K wx-:rim MQ: wud, -T ,nv as SK: :Y ,. T1 ' YQ ' EVE., 12 Maaam,A,,.,... if uA.a?Xff .fm A -ww wha E L. J. BELL Super-inzemienf Lfdxminzblfzfvafian MISS KATE FINLEY Principal 4 MRS. MARGARET G4RR1f:'r'r Miss KATHERINE CRUSMND Helpful. flramatie. Poised and scholarly Neat and xivaciousi With pretty hlonrle tresses: Humorous. friennlly. ,Xll comment on flharluiug. loquacious. How uieely she dresses. I Ag I C 0LClfL MRS. ANNE BROOKS Though El serious worker She really likes fuug X lf-aller of the .luuiors '- Nlrs. Brooks is the one. Miss Rum' SVUSHEI: MR. HERBERT NE'1 l'l,Es Miss MARN WATSON A The school newspaper C0a1'fl1 knows his chemicals Quiet, neat, and ait1'al'tive ' Anil the Junior Class Wish we clifl tool With hcautiful eyes: W Have a valuable supporter His smile is contagious Coneerniug alggehrn 1 ln this energetie lass. llul his quiz makes us lrlue. 5he's wry wi'-e. I nv Miss HELEN: lVlq:CouMIc: The l'llPtTI'l0Eitlf'I'lS pal. Always hums with gif-eg Shes friendly and talkative. Tres jolim-We Mais. ouilm Miss NAMA' GREGORY Sheis a help to the Hi-Light, ln the Classroom she's strietg A newcomer here-- A good 0ne's been picked. Miss RUBY ToL13ERT flood nalurerl, patient. Quiet and sues,-lg lieserxed and helpful. l'lI'9P-llPyl1'il41l and neat. F K 0LCUL fl K MR. R. L. SOUTIIIER ln the shop. on lhe farm. He helps where he eang The fact is, we say, He's a real Southern gentleman Miss RUTH COTTINGIIAM Shels an attraetixe Miss With a ready witg Tho sheis usually quiet Her smile just vvonlt quit. Miss Amis Gmss Nice smile when she smiles. Temper when she's mad: Likalmle always, Fashionably clad. R-vi All -:Jr swwumm 3 3 we vw, , vsrwsxr , ,ff Miss lvlixm' CUCIIRNNIC Mus. l,L1m' STRUINI l,ittlv liillsu smilv Strict aml c-llivit-nt ,Xml complexion fair ln tc-acliing lniology. Sliarr- honors with 'Xttention in rlussvs He-1' vurly. hlomlv hair. ls her psy-lmlogy. I Miss ELIZAISETII Comm Droll, original. Mtrautivc and uealg Shi- plays L'Whi1e Clirislmasu f W ith a boogie heat. C- GLCIXL Miz. W. Ii. liUTsi.ici: His easy, lr-it-mlly ways Hat? him tops with the teams: He's nott-tl tor his spvvclies ,Xml his Wukc- Forvst clreaiiisfi wg, WML lf, Rv, M ' if W. if , if E 1 Q ' Y it 0 Miss lil,r:,tNoR KI-ININICIJY Not lun-tl on the llOlHE'WUI'li. lLoful-naturwl. l01't'l3P2ll'lIlgl In lmlh s1'it-m':- and math. HM' lumwl4'tlgL:' shvls sharing. Mics. BETTY Loxnom xoT PICTURE!! vwbu Ll'-k7f2.f'ff it Mus. GERTRUD15 lVl1:Ru,0.ax FiIltllllSii1Slit1 COIN't'I'l1lIlQ1 Home EC. To lu-r. lazy girls Xre- at pain in the Ill i'li. S all! M..,,...4 47 5' y x?If'0l0fL CEM Z CL 'Q 'A 'b'M 'l 'N 'T ww ..mmm.,,xfwmmmagfgwff,fQ.fmQm, WHITE President ,.,..,, Vice-President .... Secretary ,..., Moss ,7!Le xggnior aw OFFICERS Colors : GREEN AND WHITE Motto: WE CAME T0 LEARNQ WE G0 FORTH T0 SERVE. PHILLIPS I . . ,Glenn White .....J0hn Moss Mary Jo Phillips LESTER ADCOCK .lust call him uSquirt,'5 This bashful young man, Tho, never a flirt, Hels not a dead pan. CLIFTON ANDREWS A lady's man He seems to beg But will he pass That chemistry? NORMA GWEN BAXLEY Those-lovely eyes, That easy goin, way, '5Coon,s7, loads of fun 'Cause shels always gay. DOUG ALLEN A handsome football hero- The strong silent type, '5Shig,7 has a great sense of humor, That cheerleader thinks he's just right. DORTHEA ANDREWS A cute brown-eyed blonde Whols really quite neat, Shels attractive, friendly, And very discreet. GERALDINE BRAND '6.lerry's,' cute, pretty, Dependable, neat, Serious-minded, Friendly, and sweet. CHARLES BROWN A tall handsome blonde With a ready grin, His clowning and fun Will always win. NEAL CADIEU Witty and clever, And full of funf He pushes things Until they're done. AUTIE CARTER A strong football player Who likes to slfateq He smiles when you meet him Whether early, or late. MARIAN BULLARD Dependable and likeable! HBlondie', speaks her mind, Partial to the Navy- Shels original and kind. Neal Cadieu GRACE CAPPS A quiet girl With a sweet, shy smile- Her temper is calm And her friendship's worth while. J 5 . ALTA CLEMMONS 'GMiss Agnesl' is friendly, Dependable, and smartg She dreams of Cheraw, For there lies her heart. AV J J X- .3 M ESSIE DAYVKINS Shy, attractive, And easy goingg Youlll find that she ls well worth knowing. MILDRED FLOWERS Shels full of fun and fancy free-f Her motto-'4Ain,t no strings on melv Friendly, likeable and sweet, Shels a pal tliat's hard to beat. MILDRED GAINEY Shels lots of fun But hard to know. Wonderful one?-A Bill thinks so. J. C. DORRINS Lanky and tall He likes a blondeg And of old cars Hels very fond. BRUCE GAILES .4 typical boy In zoot suit pants A typical boy Who loves to dance. ARLEAN GANEY Pretty, well-liked With talkative eyes She makes a big hit With those Marine guys. MOLLIE COLVIN c'Mollie Cottontailw lust loves to skate, Shels very attractive And up to date. SHIRLEY COVVBURN Vivacious, smiling, Full of fun Shirleyls liked By everyone. CARROL CRISCOE Cris likes the nurses- Thinks they are swell, He is attracted To Roberdell. JANICE COVINGTON Pretty as a picture Says, I think I canv A dmiring boys say Dynamite, But most folks call her Klan . MARGARET CRAFT Usually laughing, A one-man gal, Adept at dancing, Helps boost morale. HAL CURR112 Assistant bus driver Who likes to square dance, Held shine in chemistry If he had the chance. 2 IDA WALL HAMER Popular with the boys, A friend to every girl, You're sure to find her ln the social whirl. JACQUELINE HARRISON .lac's happy-go-lucky And lilfes to singg She is able to talk ,Bout anything. MARTI-IA HAYWOOD An outstanding personality In the Senior class, An unusually dependable And thoughtful lass. FARRELL HARDIN Laney is short And has trouble tallfingg She lilfes a Ford truclf Much better than walking. HESTER HATCHER Her diamond sparkles And so does her srnileg lt wonlt be long 'till She wallfs down the aisle. CAROLYN HORNE Pretty and clever And very neat. To be her friend ls a special treat! Nw BRUCE HOWELL Frank and reserved And rather quiet, To play football ls his delight. ROBERT HUTCHINSON Both popular and a Beta, With. friends he rates A-one An orator and Il, leader He,s always lots of fun. ADELE JONES Friendly, intelligent, And really dependable, This Betals school worl: Is very commendable. JIM HUDSON Most follfs call him 'LRed,', He hasn,t much to say- Has a friendly smile and Southern drawl, Hels a farmer all the way. MARY ELIZABETH IRVIN Sense of humor, Smiling face, Loves to talk, Dances with grace. WILLIE JONES 'gSoclfi's7' slow but sure. With a Southern drawlg Honest and cheerful, Hels a friend to all. LYDIA MCCROSKEY Her personality sparkles And so ,do her eyes of brown Cris,' is neat and talkative And has friends all over town. KATHLEEN MCDONALD Long eyelashes frame Expressive eyesg For still better marks She always tries. LEO MCKAY Reliable and cheerful, Success will be hisg His favorite phrase-- How you all is?U n ARCHIE MCDONALD A pleasing personality And a smile for all Characterize Archie, Whols good looking and tall. FAY MCDUFFIE She is willing to help In her good naturerl wayg Dependable always, With not much to say. BORBIE MELTON HBob5s5' neatness and business- like manners, Ojfset his stubbornness. He likes to tease and tell tall tales Anil usually does his best. MARY SUE KING 'gSuzi , from Wingate, is lazy, But seldom ever late, Quiet and happy-go-lucky, How she loves that guy at State! CLARA LITTLE Mpltllhp has friendliness And she gets around. Shels cute as can be, Hut she's Hamlet bounrll T. G. LONG This brown-eyed, quick-tern- pered Beta Is not much given to singing. But when HTH croons his favorite tune, lt's ':When Iris, Eyes Are Srnilingfi HERBERT LANE Sometime in the future A farmer he will be. He likes Agriculture As one can plainly see. GEORGE LITTLE To make a goal or snag a pass He,s depended on by the crowdg '4Strawberry is rather quiet in class- Hut on the field hels loudl FORREST MCBRYDE Likes the girls, ls full of fung His cute laugh's Copied by none. BOYD MELTON On this friendly boy You van always dependg He's rourteous and nice With a generous trend. IRIS MOORE I4 rote little blonde Who lilfes tall boys, She misses New Orleans With all its noise. CURTIS PATE Tall. tlarlr, and handsome Hes a great big flirt- An ex-sailor who lil-:es hsh- i n gv- Ezferyborly ealls him Cuff, BOBBIE SUE MILLIKEN This good loolrin., gal ls frienrlly as ran beg She lilies athleties - Anrl is always rarefree. JOIIN Moss Entlzusiastiv, A friend to all, Very athletie, Stars in football. IQLHERT PENEGAR HSOIIII-Yu always Seems to be Full of fun- Anrl fam-y free. 1 DOROTHY PHILLIPS MARY JO PHILLIPS Dot is sweet and thoughtful Friendly, original, Anil has a witty reply. Dependable, sweet! Her personality Here's a girl Rates very high .' Thafs hard to beat. I ,, uv' gi Pm L r,' R e Wpom M ' 5 JI XIMY RATLIFF Handsome, original, DOLORES 'PREVATTE A sparlrling-eyed Beta With long eurling hairg And a very nir-e lad- 141-0 With a eertain baseball player Friends galore W , She ll0l'SIl'f hare a rare. Helms always hail. LEWIS ROBERTSON A tall brunette, Handsome by elzanee, He plays football And likes to dr1nr'I'. HI:NRY RIVERS This eheerful friendly flirt Loves, then leaves 'em all: Hels fun to hare around ninrl he shines in baslretball. BRUCE TAYLOR His sincere manner And courteous ways Cheer us through The passing days. MILDRED TERRY Always helpful Shy but nice, As for men- Her h.eart's on ice. MARVIN WATTS S'Bert's', nire broad shoulders Oncge wore Navy-blue, Though he flirts with ,em all, To that blonde he's true. - TOMMY TAYLOR Cute acting, Cute loolring, Witty and clever, lVonehalant, friendly, ,lolring forever. CARLEEN WADKINS A brown-eyed ejficient Beta, Her sense of humor is tops-V Shels sincere and dependable, Before finishing she never stops. VIRGINIA WATTS Original anrl full of fun, Everyone falls her MGin,'g After you get acquainted, She's a sincere friend. DAN ROBINSON Tall'and slim And courteous4 He really lil-res To drive that bus. WII,B'IA SANFORD Thoughtful, dependable, She7ll never shirlf, A lover of music Willing to worlf. LEN ORA SMITII Quiet and retiring, She lilies to read, But speaking in French, She takes the lead. JOYCE SANFORD Joyce, whoas very clever, Helps with lots of things, Wonder who she likes Down in Red Springs. GLENN SMITII A dependable bus driver Who seems rather shy, But out with I1 group Heas a pretty nice guyf' WESLEY SMITH An all round athlete ln sports he does shine-- ln football, basketball, And on the baseball nine. JOSEPHINE WENTZ Twinkling brown eyes, Beautiful hair, She's friendly to all, And without a rare. .HERBERT WHITLEY His temper is quick Despite the Southern drawlg Hefs a strong line man In a game of football. GEORGIA WRAPE Friendly, considerate Dependable, neat, Srnilingly cheerful, Intelligent, petite. f GLENN WliITE ' V High man on the Ili-Light, ' A friend to everyoneg When he starts to do a thing, He really gels it done. ISABELLE WILLIAMS Long black hair and big brown eyes Characterize our ulbbynf Shels friendly and well-lilfed by all But she prefers the Navy. NED YATES Loves driving a bus And women folks, Square dances, And corny jokes. Clem Poem We, thy loyal sons and daughters, Raise our voices in farewell. Welve learned the lessons you have taught us, Now to you our praises swell. The days that now behind us lie Are mernlries we will always cherish. Theyfll linger on as years go byg Our love for you will never perish. Beyond us lies the road of life, It beckons onward, onward ever. Through years of joys and years of strife, Well keep advancing, ceasing never. Our time has passed, we cannot stay. We've set our goal, we,ll never swerve. To R. H. S., Farewell, we say- We came lo learn, we now go forth to serve. Shirley Cowburn 21 enior ,xgcfaieuemenlf Hear A LESTER ADCOCK Council Member, 1, Junior-Senior Decora- tion Committee, 3, Substitute Bus Driver, 4, Bible Club, 3, French Club, 4. SINCLAIR ALLEN Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver, 2, Home Room Treasurer, 3, 4. CLIFTON ANDREWS Council Member, 2, Basketball, 1, Home Room President, 3, Vice-President of F. F. A., 2. DORTHEA ANDREWS Chorus, 2. NORMA GWEN BAXLEY Traffic Officer, 2, Decoration Committee for Junior-Senior, 3, Hi-Light Staff, 4, Rocket Staff, 4, Bus Captain, 1, 2. GERALDINE BRAND Class Secretary-Treasurer, 1, 2, Class Vice- President, 1, Class President, 2, Student Council, 3, Chorus, 3, Home Economics Club, 2, 3, 4, Bible Club, 3, Hi-Light Staff, 4, Home Economics Historian, 2, Home Economics Reporter, 3, Library Staff, 4. CHARLES BROWN Band, 1, 2, Substitute Bus Driver, 4, Waiter at Junior-Senior Banquet, 3, Bible Club, 3. MARIAN BULLARD Asheboro Home Economics Club, 1, 2, Basketball, 1, 2, Rockingham Home Economics Club, 2, Bible Club, 3. NEAL CADIEU Student Council, 1, Junior-Senior Com- mittee, 3, Hi-Light Photographer, 3, 4: Rocket Business Manager, 4. GRACE CAPPS Latin Club, 1, New Hanover High, 1, 2: Bible Club, 2. AUTIE CARTER Football, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 4, Hi-Light. 3, Home Room Vice-President, 3. ALTA CLEMMONS Bible Club, 3, Beta Club. 4. MOLLIE COLVIN Chorus, 1, 2, 3, Home Economics Club. 1. 2. J ANICE COVINGTON Home Room Secretary-Treasurer, 1, Chorus, 1, 2, 4, French Club, 4, Junior- Senior Refreshment and Music Committee, 3, Hi-Light Assistant Make-Up Editor, 4, Home Economics Pianist, 1, Home Econom- ics Song Leader. 2, Home Economics Club, 1, 2, 3. SHIRLEY COWBURN Rhode lsland, 1, 2, Dramatics, 3, 4, Chorus, 3, 4, .Iunior-Senior Entertainment Committee, 3, Home Room Secretary- Treasurer, 4, Assistant Editor on Rocket, 4, Program Chairman French Club, 4, Hi-Light, 4. MARGARET CRAFT Home Economics Club, 1, 4. CARROLL CRIscoE Student Council, 3, Bus Driver, 3, 4, Athletic Bus Driver, 3, Waiter for Junior- Senior, 2, French Club, 4. HAL CURRIE Substitute Bus Driver, 2, 3, 4. ESSIE DAWKINS Home Economics Club, 3, Chorus, 1, Marshal, 3, Library Staff, 4. J. C. DOBBINS Council Member, 1, 2, Home Room Presi- dent, 3. BRUCE GAILES Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, Chorus, 2, 3, President of French Club, 4, Junior-Senior Committee. 1, 2, 3. MILDRED GAINEY Home Economics Club, 3, Booster Club, 4, Basketball, 1, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, 4, Bible Club, 3. ARLEAN GANEY Home Room Vice-President, 1, Chorus, 1, 2, French Club, 4. IDA WALL HAMER Home Economics Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 2, Student Council, 3, Rocket Staff, 4, Dramatics, 4, French Club, 4, Home Room Vice-President, 1. F ARRELL HARDIN Band, 1, 2, Home Economics Club, 4, Class Secretary in Hamlet, 3, Hamlet High School, 3. JACQUELINE HARRISON Chorus, 1, 2, 4. lj enior ,xgcltieuemenlf Rear 5 HESTER HATCHER French Club, 4. MARTHA HAYWOOD Secretary of Home Room, 4, Vice-Presi- dent of Home Room, 3, President of Home Room, 2, Waitress for Junior-Senior, 2, Junior-Senior Committee, 3, Vice-President of Home Economics Club, 1, President of Home Economics Club, 2, Dramatics, 4, Hi-Light Staff, 3, Editor-in-Chief of Rocket, 4. CAROLYN HORNE Chorus, 1, 2, French Club, 4. BRUCE HOWELL Council Member, 1, 2, 4, Vice-President of Home Room, 3, Football, 2, 3, 4, Traffic, 4, Vice-President of French Club, 4, Basketball, 4. J IM HUDSON ROBERT HUTCIIINSON Student Council, 1, 2, 3, Home Room President, 3, Baseball, 1, 2, 4, Debating, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Business Manager of Rocket, 4, Student Council President, 4, Beta Club, 3, 4, Beta Club Treasurer, 3, .lunior Rotarian, 4, Bus Driver, 3, 4, Citizenship Cup Winner, 3, Teen-Age Club Eresident, 3, Bible Club, 3, French Club, MARY ELIZABETH IRVIN Home Economics Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club Secretary, 2, Chorus, 1, 2, High-Light Staff, 4, Council Member, 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Vice-President, 1, Basketball, 1, Rocket Staff, 4, Bus Cap- tain, 3. ADELE JONES Clean-Up Chairman, 1, 2, 3, Devotional Chairman, 2, 3, Beta Club, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent of Beta Club, 4, Hi-Light Staff, 3, 4, Rocket Staff, 4, Junior-Senior Committee, 3, Traffic, 4, Library Staff, 4. WILLIE JONES Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics, 4, Football. 4. MARY SUE KING Class Secretary, 2, Waitress for Junior- Senior, 2, Wingate Junior College, 3. HERBERT LANE Home Room Vice-President, 2, Secretary of F. F. A., 3, President of F. F. A., 4. CLARA LITTLE Home Economics Club, 2, 3, Bible Club, 3. GEORGE LITTLE Football, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball, 3, Co-Captain of Football Team, 4, President of Home Room. 3, Junior-Senior Committee, 3. T. G. LONG Commencement Marshal, 3, Student Council, 3, .lunior-Senior Committee, 3, Beta Club, 3, 4, Home Room Vice-Presi- dent, 1, Rocket Staff, 4, Tralbc, 4. BOBBY MELTON Chorus, 1, 2, 3, Science Club, 2, Bible Club, 3, Basketball, 4, Baseball, 4. BOYD MELTON BOBBIE SUE MILLIKEN Council Member, 1, 2, Cheerleader, 2, 3, HonIe Economics Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball, 3, French Club, 4, Hi-Light Staff, 4, Junior-Senior Committee, 1, 2, 3. IRIS MOORE - Wright High School, New Orleans, La., 1, 2, Picayune High School, Picayune, Miss., 3, Reynolds High School, Winston- Salem, N. C., 3, Spanish Club in New Orleans, 1, 2. J OIIN Moss President of Home Room, 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball, 1, 2, 3, 4. FORREST MGBRYDE LYDIA MGCROSKEY Home Economics Club, 1, 4, Bible Club, 3, Chorus, 1, 2, 4. ARCIIIE lV1CDONALD Student Council, 1, 3, Bus Driver, 4, Bible Club, 3, French Club, 4. KATHLEEN MCDONALD Chorus, 1, 2, 3, F. H. A. 1, 2, Council Member, 1, Library Staff, 4. FAY MCDUFFIE Sanitary Committee, 3. LEO MCKAY Council Member, 1, Home Room Vice- President, 2, Junior-Senior Committee, 3, Business Manager of Hi-Light, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3. CURTIS PATE Council Member, 1, Boxing Team, 2. CONRAD PEEK Football, 3, 4, Baseball, 3, Basketball, 3, 4, Monogram Club, 3. . L , enior ,fgcheuemenf Rear 5 ELBERT PENEGAR Council Member, 1, 2, 3, Band, 1, 2, 3, Chorus, 3, 4, French Club, 4, Dramatics, 4. DOROTHY PHILLIPS Home Economics Club, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, 4, French Club, 4, Bible Club, 3. MARY JO PHILLIPS Home Economics Club, 1, 2, 3, Home Eco- nomics Club Secretary, 1, Home Econom- ics Club Historian, 2, Teen-Age Repre- sentative, 3, Home Room Secretary, 3, Home Room Vice-President, 4, Chairman of Grounds Committee, 4, Class Secretary, 4, Beta Club, 3, 4, Beta Club President, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, 4, French Club, 4, Hi- Light Assistant Editor, 4, Rocket Staff, 4: Dramatics, 4, Chief Marshal, 3, U. D. C. Essay Prize, 3. ' DOLORES PREVATTE Student Council, 1, Beta Club, 3, 4, French Club, 4, Chorus, 2, Rocket Staff, 4. JIMMY RATLIFF Marshal, 3, Chorus, 2, Waiter for Junior- Senior, 2, Junior-Senior Committee, 3, Basketball, 4, Baseball, 4, French Club, 4, Bible Club, 3. HENRY DEAN RIVERS Basketball, 2, Chorus, 2, 3, Usher at Junior-Senior Banquet, 3. LEWIS ROBERTSON Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 4, Rocket Staff, 4, Hi- Light Stalf, 3, 4, Home Room Treasurer, 1, ,lunior Senior Entertainment, 3, Traliic, 3. DAN ROBINSON Bus Driver, 4, French' Club, 3, Bible Club, 3. JOYCE SANFORD Chorus, 1, 2, Beta Club, 3, 4, Class Secre- tary, 2, 3, Hi-Light Staff, 4, Rocket Staff, 4, Dramatics, 4, Beta Club Secretary, 4. WILMA SANFORD Bible Club, 3, Home Economics Club, 1, Chorus, 4. GLENN SMITH Bus Driver, 2, 3, 4, Ellerbe High School, 1, F. F. A.. 4. LENORA SMITH Lumberton, 1, 3, Rockingham, 4. WESI.EY SMITH F. F. A., 2, 3, Council Member, 1, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 1, Foot- ball, 1, 2, 3, Vice-President of Home Room, 3. BRUCE TAYLOR Council Member, 2, 4, Treasurer of French Club, 4, Chorus, 4, Home Room Vice- President, 4. TOMMY TAYLOR President of Class, 1, Council Member, 1, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 1, 2, Presi- dent of Class, 2, Council Member, 2, Waiter at Junior-Senior, 2, Vice-President of Class, 2, Dramatics, 4, Basketball, 4. MILDRED TERRY French Club, 4. CARLEEN WADKINS Class Secretary, 1, Council Member, 2, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, 3, Rocket Staff, 4, Beta Club, 3, 4, Home Economics Club, 2, Library Staff, 4. lV1ARVIN WATTS Baseball, 1, 2, Class President, 2, Chorus, 1. VIRGINIA WATTS French Club, 4. JOSEPHINE WENTZ French Club, 4, Chorus, 1, 3, 4, Home Q Economics Club, 1, Bible Club, 3, Junior- Senior Committee, 3. GLENN WHITE Council Member, 1, President of Junior Class, 3, Marshal, 2, Circulation Manager of Hi-Light, 3, Editor of HI'-Light, '1, Home Room President, 4. HERBERT WIIITLEY Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary-Treasurer, 1. ' ISARELLE WILLIAMS Chorus, 1, 2, 3, Song Leader of F. H. A., 2, 3. GEORGE WRAPE A Home Room President, 2, Home Room Vice-President, 2, Council Member, 1, Home Room Secretary, 3, Secretary of Class, 2, Beta Club, 3, 4, French Club, 4, Marshal, 3, Chairman of Girls Sanitary Committee, 2, Rocket Stalf, 4. NED YATES Band. 1, 2, 3, Bus Driver, 2, 3, 4. 24 l Kfddd prop ecy Good afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. America! Here it is April 1, 1960 and you have with you again your on-the- spot commentator, Shirley Cowbarn, bringing you the high-spots in the news and speaking to you from Shangri- La. While glancing through the records today, 1 came across a portion of my files on graduating classes. My interest was immediately drawn to the achieve- ments of a certain high school class of Rockingham, North Carolina-a city of only 100,000 population. It will be inter- esting to our listeners to know that so many of our famous men and women of today are graduates of this class-the class of 19418. Washington, D. C. this morning proudly received new Congressman Robert Hutchinson, a graduate of this class. Upon his arrival he waved a greet- ing to his life-long friend, Neal Cadieu, who was seated in the press-box having just returned from watching John Moss successfully coach his team, HMoss' Lossesfl to victory through one of the seasonis toughest games against his old schoolmate, Wesley Smith, who coached the opposing team, Wesley's Wrecksf, Report has just come in that Mary fo Phillips, nationally known Dean of one of our foremost women's colleges, the Sadie Hawkins University, is vacationing in Cuba. She is accompanied by .laniee Covington and .lacqueline Harrison, who are her assistants. The Museum of Fine Arts has added to its collection another priceless portrait, 'aGeorgia Boyv, which was painted by the prominent artist, Martha Haywood. At the unveiling, such notables as Farrell Hardin, Clifton Andrews, and Bobby Melton were present. The famous woman doctor, Norma Gwen Baxley, and her assistant, Mildred Terry, last night performed a delicate spinal operation on Hal Currie, saving his life after a seemingly fatal accident in which the bus he was driving over- turned. Lewis Robertson administered vital first-aid on the way to the hospital in the ambulance driven by Ned Yates. Wealthy financiers, Leo McKay and Lester Adeoch, had previously donated funds which made experiments on this type of operation possible. They have done much toward furthering medical knowledge through their generous con- tributions for research. And now for Hollywood doings! It is rumored that Ida Hamer is in the lead for the Academy Reward for her out- standing performance in her latest picture, MSkyline Terrorsf' in which she co-starred with dashing Tommy Taylor. Marian Bullard is signed up to do the leading part in the forthcoming pro- duction of Charles Brown's School Days, co-starring Jimmy Ratliff, and produced byT. G. Long and Bruce Gailes. . . . Bobbie Sue Milliken has accepted a position as model for the Glenn White Photographic Agency . . . Entertainer Geraldine Brand is now making a person- al disappearance tour of the country, accompanied by her secretary, Carleen Wadlcins. After many years, Rockingham, North Carolina has completed its Dorothea Andrews Memorial Hospital, and the city takes pride in announcing that the medical staff is headed by Drs. Daniel Robinson and Adele fones, both dis- tinguished in the Held of surgery. Head nurse will be Mary Elizabeth Irvin and her assistant, Carolyn Horne- Isabelle Williams, Virginia Watts, and .loyce Sanford of the Medical Society were present at the dedication, and a speech of appreciation was made by Alta Clem- mons, mayor of the city- Now for a word from our Sponsor: 4'At this time we should like to pause to inform you that it is the Elbert Penegar Wrecker Company that makes this program possible. Remember our motto, 'You wreck and we rescue.' C4555 Mglg gg?-Cgoniinaeci In New York today, the HU. S. S. Tough Knightn was christened by .lose- phine Wentz, noted author of 'aThe Life of Sinclair Allen . Bruce Howell received his commission as Skipper .... An incident of interest at the christening happened when one of the spectators, Willie fones, fell in the Bay. However, he was immediately rescued by Herbert Whitley. Fire made considerable set-back early this morning to the work being done by the Archie McDonald Construction Company on the Umpire State Building. Fireman Forrest MCBfjfll8 is the hero of the day for his valiant rescue of the company's secretary, Clara Little, from her office on the forty-ninth floor of the burning building. Now let's have a little news from the sunny spots in the South .... Henry Rivers has announced the formal open- ing of his new resort, MDew Drop Innfl located on Boydis Lake. lMelton, that is.l One of the celebrities at the opening was George Little, famous coach at Notre Dame. At the ceremony by' the swimming pool, he was presented the latest type of pen for underwater writing. Renowned scientist Lenora Smith has discovered a new type of match. Co- worker Carroll Criscoe says this dis- covery is sure to Hset the world on firef' Dietitian Margaret Craft has perfected a new cheese without holes. One of her assistants is Dolores Prevatte, already famous for perfecting the doughnut with- out a hole .... Bruce Taylor reports that his rocket is ready to take off for the moon. He told Glenn Smith that his only obstacle is nwhere will I refuel?,' Smith commented that he is happy to remain on earth while Taylor is 'fout of this worldfi Test-pilot Autie Carter is ready to make the first test on the Wingless D. Phillips '41-8. When queried by reporter Mollie Colvin, his only comment was, L'One can,t lose his head in the gamef' One of the South's leading agricul- turists, Herbert Lane, has announced that he will this week take over the Hatcher Poultry farm. Mildred Flowers recently made her debut in music by playing in McDujie Hall, '4The Finished Symphonyf, which she composed. Construction on the Hudson Bridge has been retarded due to geological con- ditions which had been previously prophesied by Marvin Watts, publisher of Watts, Newsf' Washingtonis Foreign Department has announced that it will send Secretaries Georgia Wrape and Kathleen McDonald to the American Embassy in France. While on the foreign subject, I might add that Lydia McCroskey and lris llloore are sailing for South America early next month as good will ambas- sadors from the United States. It has been announced that the famous explorer, Conrad Peek, has discovered Capps, Peak, which he named after his assistant. Accompanying him on his pres- ent trip is Mary Sue King, noted deer hunter- The nationis most outstanding woman detective, Essie fSherlochj Dawkins, scored another triumph yesterday when she apprehended a shoplifter walking off with the safe. The shoplifter was sighted by floorwalker Wilma Sanford in the Gainey and Ganey Department Store here in Shangri-La. Folks, I had intended to have Mrs. Margaret Garrett and Miss Kay Cros- land, whom I see in the audience, come up and say a few words on behalf of the class of '4-85 but I see my time is up, so I'll sign off for now. This is your Station R-O-C-K-E-T broadcasting to you from our studios overlooking Finley Square. E517 ,SZVL58 0!,A1!1fzmor MARY ELIZABETH IRVIN ELISERT PICNEGAR 7948 SZW 6515 ognoling IDA 'WALL HAMEH JHVIMY' HATLIFFE mloeljoa fiuw MM ,xgfkglnlfzj MARY .IU l'llll,l,IPS RUHIQWI' Ill TCIIINSUN if sf' X mmf popwfar IDA WALL HAMI-QR ROBERT HVTCHINSON 2 A iw ' H24 q , . aff Sl iw , H ag in 14 1 , W. N . ,g f- 8 fi av . 2 ft . A X 3:9 .r , P Zag: i ,Qi - i 1 VAL-0' 7 8 .ggnior zfaloeljafiffed Xyriencfged IVIAHY .IO I'HII,I,.IPS JOHN MOSS mmf Cjoowfeom SIIIRLICY COWBIIRN GLENN WHITE ymodlf .ffgilifific BOBBIE SUE MILLIKEN WESLEY SMITH endow xgjwlloelffonfzfuea 7948 MARTHA HAYWOOD GLENN WHITE 31 Wiwf .iZ5efoenc!agL CL... W We, the class of 194-3, are sorry that the time has come for us to depart from the class rooms and campus of Rocking- ham High School. In order that our friends, teachers, and the campus as a whole may not be left wholly destitute of our presence, we leave behind in this, our last will and testament, some of our treasured traits and possessions. The fact that we must relinquish them to unappreciative minors who will perhaps never realize the true value of our bequests adds greatly to our grief. How- ever, we are comforted by the thought that these legacies will serve to per- petuate the memory of the most out- standing and the most intelligent senior class ever to guard the front steps. ARTICLE I: We leave our earnest thanks to our faculty whose wise counsel and competent direction have made our studies and activities pleasant and re- warding. ARTICLE II: With great remorse, we leave our dearly beloved circle, on which we have discussed our tests, gossiped about ourselves, studied our lessons, and made our Friday night dates, to the rising Senior Class. ARTICLE III: To Miss Crosland and Mrs. Garrett, we leave our English note- books, our texts, our test papers, and all other symbols of our brilliancy in order that they may use these articles to increase their own I. Q.'s. ARTICLE IV: With all good wishes to our friends in the lower classes we leave the following possessions, privi- leges and peculiarities: . I, Bobbie Sue Milliken, feel that I shall never miss the three inches of hair which I am leaving for Mimi Covington. I, Elbert Penegar, leave my ability to use peroxide successfully to Jim Mc- Queen. I, Charles Brown, leave one pack of chewing gum to be divided among the members of next year's economics class. I, Norma Gwen Baxley, leave my front seat in Miss Croslandgs room to some dependable girl who can be trusted to run errands for Miss Finley. I, Geraldine Brand, willingly leave my quick temper to some strong-willed Junior who will be able to hold it in check. I, Alta Clemmons, after much con- sideration, leave the town of Cheraw, with all its attractions, social, business, and otherwise, to Betty Ruth Brand. I, Archie McDonald, leave my merry smile to Ashley Haywood. I, Fay McDuffie, leave my mischievous expression to Harry Jenkins. I, Janice Covington, leave my Hcome hitherw eyes to Betty Liske. I, T. G. Long, am taking a certain blonde with me. Each Junior boy will have to find one for himself. I, Joyce Sanford, leave my vocabulary to be divided among the members of next year's twelfth grade English classes. I, Iris Moore, leave ten strands of my blonde hair to Georgia Carraway. I, Conrad Peak, am still uncertain as to whom I shall leave my good looks. I, Bobby Melton, leave my nWood- berry complexion to Dillard Richard- son. I, Marian Bullard, leave my slow drawl to MSis,' Garrett. I, Virginia Watts, leave mv love for .swing music to Joan Haywood. I, Herbert Whitley, leave live pickled snakes, three pressed butterflies, and a score of worms for Mrs. Strum to use in amusing her biology classes. I, Wfilma Sanford, leave my taste for red cars to June Grant. I, Dorothy Phillips, leave my type- writer to Bobby Deal. I, Tommy Taylor, leave with the wish that Flora MacDonald were also a school for boys. CIM MAH. Cs.,,.ff.....1 I, Georgia Wrape, leave my Beta Club pin to Rosalyn Gasque. I, Mollie Colvin, leave my alphabet- ized tile of absence excuses to L. B. Howell- I, Henry Rivers, leave my chats with the girls to be carried on by Lloyd Rush. I, Mary Elizabeth Irvin, leave my chatter box to Marilyn Baxley. . I, Jimmy Ratliff, leave one of my loud shirts to Earl Long. - I, Dolores Prevatte, leave my job of initiating Beta pledges to Charlese Allred. I, Dan Robinson, leave my bus to any driver who likes a Dodge. I, Lewis Robertson, leave my note- book full of snappy comebacks to Jack McIntyre, with strict injunctions that the aforementioned are not to be al! lowed to become rusty from lack of use. I, Glenn Smith, will try to refrain from blushing long enough to leave my timidity to Zane Adams. I, Ned Yates, leave my square dancing shoes to Maness Poole, who must promise to give them the exercise to which they have become accustomed. I, Wesley Smith, do hope that Robin Hinson can be trusted to take over my responsibilities in watching the squirrels and other small game as they cavort in a tantalizing manner outside the class- room windows. I, Farrell Hardin, leave my cheers and enthusiasm for R. H. S. to be used by the cheer leaders in spurring on the football team in their encounters with Hamlet. I, Lydia McCroskey, regretfully leave my seat in the hall window to Marie Davis- I, Essie Dawkins, leave my neat ap- pearance to Miriam Currie. I, Isabel Williams, leave my spirit of cooperation to any organization that is trying to get a job done. I, Hester Hatcher, leave my favorite shade of lipstick to Joyce Stankwytch. I, Mildred Terry, with a sigh of relief, leave my French desk to Ira Ussery. I, George Little, because of my love for R.H.S. leave myself to the further disposal of R.H.S. I, Jacqueline Harrison, leave my love for poetry to Miss Crosland. I, Bruce Taylor, leave five pounds of my weight for Ralph Benoy. I, Mary Jo Phillips, will be overjoyed if Gloria Crosby will relieve me of my blush. I, Jimmy Hudson, leave my red hair to Tommy Burkhead. I, Lester Adcock, have decided to leave my bashfulness to Richard Moore. I, Shirley Cowburn, after much thought, have decided that Carol Deane can capably handle the dramatic roles that I am leaving for her. I, Ida Wall Hamer, do will and be- queath my admiration for swanky auto- mobiles to Joan lVIcBryde. I, Bruce Howell, leave my football uniform to Don Todd, just in case we should ever get six touchdowns ahead. I, Robert Hutchinson, leave my place on the debate team to Jimmy Cole, provided he can learn to keep up his side of the argument. ' I, Dorothea Andrews, gladly leave my compass and protractor for Mrs. Brooks to hold in reserve for forgetful geometry students. I, Clifton Andrews, will my girlish giggles to Alice Rae Garriss. I, Forrest lVIcBryde, leave my natural waves to all the girls who have to struggle with bobby pins and kerchiefs. I, Glenn White, leave my hustling, busy nature to the future Hi-Light editor. 51,555 Cjonfinwecf I, Mildred Gainey, leave my quiet manner and sweet smile to Dorothy Brown. I, Autie Carter, leave my membership in the Broken Arm Clubw to anyone who stumbles easily. I, John Moss, leave my million dollar smile and jovial manner to W. O. Horne. I, Martha Haywood, leave my school spirit to '4Sis Garrett. I, Doug Allen, knowing that Jimmy Stancil doesn't need it, shall retain my admiration for the cheerleaders. We, Grace Capps and Carleen Wad- kins, leave our daily strolls to Miss Sallie,s to Jean Hawkins and Rachel Ann Gibson. I, Mildred Flowers, leave my pleasant disposition to Margaret Allen. I, Clara Little, leave my position in the library to Barbara Jordon. I, Lenora Smith, leave my quiet manner to Jenny Dockery. I, Leo McKay, leave my ability to collect money to Alvin Levine. I, Mary Sue King, sadly leave my love for college men to Anne Nichols. I, Willie Jones, leave my way with the Hwimminl' to John Mclver. J I, Neal Cadieu, leave my camera and flash bulbs to Glenn Watson. I, Carroll Cirscoe, leave my priority on the athletic bus in trust to Coach Eutsler. I, Arlean Ganey, leave my love for the Marines to any unlucky girl whose man enters it. , I, Adele Jones, leave my traffic office to my brother, Robert. He can shout louder than I can. I, Bruce Gailes, leave my laziness to my sister, Bonnie. She may get tired of making all Als. I, Boyd Melton, leave my ability at stage craft to be divided among all the Junior boys. I, Margaret Craft, leave my great desire to graduate to Jim Stancil. I, Hal Currie, leave my love for string music to HCotton', Simmons. I, Carolyn Horne, leave my worries at test time to Felicia Carter. If she takes good care of them, she'll be gray at an early age. I, Kathleen McDonald, have decided to pass on my nose for news to Jimmie Covington. ' I, Herbert Lane, hope that I can depend on the Junior F.F.A. members to continue to bring awards to R.H.S. I, Marvin Watts, leave my ability to ice drinks to the Ways and Means Com- mittee of the rising Junior Class. I, Josephine Wentz, leave my brown eyes to some Junior girl who will promise to use them to good advantage. I, Herbert Whitley, am depending on some younger boys to take my place in next year's Shrine Bowl game. ARTICLE V: Be it known that the bequests aforementioned are left in sacred and inviolate trust to the persons herein named. No legatee shall at any time attempt to disembarrass himself of a bequest. Should he give evidence of desiring to disengage himself from the responsibilities incurred by the posses- sion of these privileges and peculiarities, be it known that he shall thereby bring upon himself the everlasting wrath of the class of 1948. In testimony whereof the class of 1948 has caused these present to be signed in its name by its president. GLENN WHITE Witnessed by: MARTHA HAYWooD T. G- Loivo LONG SHEPARD HUTCHINSON jjfw Junior gfcm OFFICERS President A,....,. ....,.....,. ,..... E a rl Long Vice-President ..,,. ,....... R oy Shepard Secretary ........ ..... M artha Hutchinson 36 oufufom 37 Bruce Allen Margaret Allen Charlese Allred Jimmie Anderson Marilyn Baxley Ralph Benoy Bobbie Bethune June Bolton Doris Brown Dorothy Brown Richard Bullard Thelma Bullard Keith Carpenter Georgia Carraway Felicia Carter A Earl Clarke Florence Collins Lois Collins Virginia Cribbs Gloria Crosby Martha Currie Miriam Currie Audrey Dabbs Marie Davis Elizabeth Dawkins Bobby Deal Eleanor Deaver Sammy Dobbins Jenny Doekery Peggy Ellerbe Alma Freeman Julia Caddy Frances Garrett Alice Rae Garriss Janet Gibson Rachel Ann Gibson Bill Goodman ,lune Grant Jimmie Hanna Edna Hardee Joan Haywood Allen Hinson Robin Hinson L. B. Howell Martha Hutchinson Robert Jones Billie Kistler Delmar Lassiter Arvid Levander Harold Linker Betty Liske Earl Long Jerry Long Betty Fay Lowery Daisy Ruth Martin Hilda Maske Charles MoBryde Billy Mclntosh Jack Mclntyre John Mclver Pat McKenzie Eugene McNair Bob McNeil Bobby Mills Lloyd Mills Anne Nichols Tommy O'Brien Carl Parker .loyce Parker Dillard Richardson lfmiow 38 omiom NOT PICTURED Dorothy Carpenter Inez Ramey ,I T Gathm Marion Stevenson Royce Lamont Henry Thomas 39 Polly Robbins Bessie Rorie Lloyd Rush Cecile Saunders Jessie Lou Saunders Roy Shepard Virginia Slate Bobbie Smith Naomi Smith Charles Speight Jimmy Stancil Reece Sullivan Betty Thomas lra Ussery Tommy Ussery GlennW on ,Iolynne 'atts Jack Webb Maurice Webb Ted Webb Betty White Doris Wilson Clegg Yates YOUNG JENKINS GAILES ZAQ OIWLOIWQ CZULJZ5 OFFICERS President ...., .... . . . , A . . . .Oscar Young Vice-President .,., ..... H arry Jenkins Secretary , A ..,. Bonnie Gailes 40 C5219 OWLOIAQJ 41 Betty Adams Zane Adams Janet Anderson Betty Jo Baxley Eugene Bellamy Musetta Bethune Everett Blue Dean Bolton Mary Bowden Charles Bowden Betty Brand Thomas Bray Jerry Brooks Marvin Brown Catherine Buckwell Juanita Burr Ann Cadieu Jesse Calvert L. A. Carpenter Betty Jo Carter Glenn Carter Helen Carter John Castor Mildred Clark Doris Clayton Jimmy Cole Gladys Conyers Marjorie Covington Mary Hunter Covington Miriam Covington Annie Mae Cox Doris Criscoe Naomi Cumber Kitty Davidson Carol Davis Gene Davis Peggy Davis Nellie Dawkins Alfred Dunn Joyce Dutton Bobby Edwards William E. Fields Don Finley Leon Flowers Lentz Franklin Cassie Lee Furr Bonnie Gailes Bob Gainey Owen Gainey Lucille Gardner Tommy Garrett Rosalyn Gasque Harris Gibson .lean Goodwin Johnny Gore Christine Hall Rea Hall Ashley Haywood Catherine Hicks Bill Hogan Betty Lou Hooks Jack Hopkins W. O. Horne Leslie Hoyle James Hughes Kenneth Humber Juanita Humphrey Fred Hutchinson Betty Lou Jenkins Harry Jenkins Barbara Jordan Medriath Kiker Eleanor Lackey Daniel Lassiter Pickett Leak ' Alvin Levine Doris Linton John Linton Betty Little Joyce Maddox Betty Mauney Jo Ann McBryde Bobby lVlcCaskill Bobby McDaniel 52,0 OWLOPQZ5 42 agp OWLOPQJ i we L , A 'K , E 43 Iiilly McKinnon Lewis McLean Mitchell McNair Helen McQueen jim McQueen Carlton Millcn Jack Millen Martha Millen Charles Moore Richard Moore Betty Sue Morgan Dolores Morgan Richard Morris Margaret Ann Motes Edward Pankey Betty Lou Parnell Hazel Patrick Elise Patton Elizabeth Patton Betty ,Io Peake Evelyn Peake Retty ,lean Phillips Ethel Poole Xlaness Poole Ruhy Poston Raymond Pruitt Agnes Pryce g'Chip,' Pryce Virginia Purvis lnez Rainey Betsy Reynolds Dorothy Reynolds Mack Sanford .loyce Saunders All-en Sellars Charles Sellars llltlean Shaw Jr-an 5ln-pard E, R. Simmons Mine Smith .Iimmy Smith Louise Smith C5210 0WL0l Qf5 Mary Alma Smith Emma Cray Snead Elaine Spivey Peggy Stankwitch Jacqueline Stanley Gladys Stutts Betty Swink J. W. Tadlock S. A. Tadlock Wilbur Taylor Betty Terry Carl Terry Clarence Terry Charles Twitty Calvin Ussery Myers Waddell Billy Watkins Dot Watkins J. L. Baldwin William Barber Betty Bennett . Jimmy Brice Catherine Buckwell Tommy Burkhead Michael Cox Estered NOT PICTURED Henry Gilmer .lean Hawkins Dorothy Henderson Leslie Horne Bobby Lampley Jimmy Lovin Frances McCollum 44 Beatrice Watts Charles Webb Doris Webb Eleanor Webb Martha Whitlock Peggy Wiggins Barbara Wvilliams Leona Williams Betty .lean Wilson Marjorie Wilson Naomi Wilson Mary Charles Wrape Oscar Young Jimmy McDougal Charles Nichols Robert Pratt Jimmy Ramey Don Todd Leora West William Wright YATES LONG HOWELL jfae 385 lfVL6LlfL 641,55 OFFICERS President ...... .,..,,... , , .,.. Donnie Yates Vice-President ,,.. ......., B ruce Long Secretary .... ..,.. N ellie Jean Howell 45 Patsy Allen Norman Anderson Carey Baldwin Clenn Baldwin Shirley Baldwin Margaret Baxley Annie Belle Bearflen Betty Benson Wilma Blake Bobby Boggan Libby Bolton Carolyn Brice Naomi Brigman Ethel Brown ,lean Bullard Allison Byrd Jack Calvert Betty ,lo Capel Annie Caulder Henry Caulder Allen Chance Billy Coleman Otis Colvin Jimmie Covington Mary Katherine Covington Gaston Cox Dewey Crawford Marshall Currie Annie Bell Davis Billy Davis Mary Edith Dawkins Patricia Dawkins Carol Deane Basil Deese Jerry Diggs Frances Ann Dobbins Billy Reid Dorsett Bill Douthet Ruby Duncan Bessie Durden Charles Dyson .leannine Easterling .lean Ellerbe J. D. Evans Bernie Faulkenberry William C. Fields Robert Flake Liston Franklin Raymond Freeman 37 P85 WLQVL 46 57 P815 IWLBVL 47 Frank Garrett Jean Gaskins Elizabeth Gibson ,lean Gibson Margaret Goodwin Billy Gordon Gracie Grant Wenzie Grant Obira Griggs Ola Hall Alvin Hamilton Hill Hanna Dorothy Harden Nina Hatcher Margie Hawkins Elizabeth Haywood Marshall Haywood Lena Faye Henry Patricia Herring Jimmy Hicks ,lohn Robert Hopkin .lack Hord Barbara Horne Nellie Jean Howell Hazel Hudson Buddy Hughes James Jordon Bruce Kanipe Franklin Kanipe Margaret Kelly Doris King Edward King Myrtle King Gertrude Kirkland Vivian Kirkley Lavern Kistler Bob Lammonds ,limmy Lamont Jerry Landon Sbandy Leigh Elton Linton Geraldine Liske ,lean Liske Bruce Long ,limmy Long Edith Lowery Donald Maner Peggy Maples Marilyn Martin Maude Martin Charles McCaskill Charles McCroskey Betty McDonald Elizabeth McDonald Marilyn McDonald Polly Anna McDonald Hughleen McKenzie Jimmy McKinnon Sonny McLeod James Paul McNeill Mary L. Meacham Annie Pearl Mills Faye Mills Carson Morgan George Neill Vera O'Neil Pearl Osborne Josephine Parker Leon Parker Rae Payne James H. Peek Thomas Peek Betty Pegram Billy Pope Ted Poplin Jack Porter Alma Quick Lucille Quick J. B. Rainwater Julia Ratlifle Charles Richardson Donald Richardson James Richardson Leon Robson Hal Rollins Bobby Russell James Calvin Russell Ernestine Russell Sara Sanford Dick Saunders Mary Carter Seawell Perry Sellers Dick Sessoms Virginia Shephard Welton Shepherd Vallie Mae Sikes Betty Singleton James Slate 57 lf'8f5 WLQVL 48 P855 IWLEVL J NOT PICTURED Joe Albright Christine Barnes Kenneth Benoist Erleen Brown Paul Bryant Hula Burns Clay Campbell Richard Chavis Elmer Cockman .lesse Collins Robert Collins Don Crabtree Myrtle Davis Annie Mae Dawkins .limmy Dunn Roy Dunn Dwight Fields Donald Frye Etta ,lean Garriss Earl Gattis Norman Gibson Lloyd Gore James Grooms Geneva Hannah Alma Heaton Phyllis Hewitte Neal Hicks Eugene ,larrell Charles Kearse Pat King Mary Lammonrl Edward Leviner .loyce Linker Millard Martin Johnnie Mattox Harold McEntire Thomas McGee Billy McQueen Billy McRae ,loan Melton Bernie Norton Carl Phillips jimmy Porter 49 Carl Ramey Myrtle Ramsey Myrtle Rogers Dollie Simmons Mack Smith Lola Speight Kenneth Stewart ilearry Stroud Mary Ellen Strawbridge Wayne Tarlton Henry Boyd Smith ,leannm-ite Smith Billie Snuggs Gloria Snuggs Junior Solomon Evelyn Steele llonahl Stein Lewis Stogner Grace Strickland Hazel Stutts Heatha Mae Swails Ethel Teal Bobby Terry Adelene Thomas Carol Thomas lna Thrower Elizabeth Tucker Sarah Ussery Ernest Ward Francis Waters Betty Lou Webb Bernie Webb Helen Webb Joe Wheliss Margaret White Betty Van Whitted Don Wiggins Earline Vlfiggins Bill Williams Drucilla Wilson Jewel Wilson Joyce Wilson Charles Wrape Donnie Yates Doris Yates Joyce Yates Doris Taylor Sue Thompson Peggy Turner Douglas Wallace Charles Warner Dan West Bobby Wiggins Barbara Wilson Cecil Wilson Bob Yates ,l.1 .Away X?lf'0lflfL M MVA emo! pfozg ZQJAW ag -zffwj . '- -- -. Wm , iilwsg .VL '?'?mEzz:, zz iiblvi .. -1 Www f, -A 0. N -3:15-,f15Vff? Hisq. 55 - -Q M X... X NH . W. HM A f '- ,X X iu. fffg - ew X L, asv, , 3, 5 35 M ar S ' emg gxg, if , E YQ-ff X . Y 1 2 A K -fa iw-.wgr,5g Q :7 ' 1? 15-alffcwx-EF' ' V f . A ., Q, 'X X e-wx CENTRAL OFFICERS L , X go' F' ROBERT HUTCHINSON ROBIN HINSON FRANCES GARRETT ,ff X32 President Vice-President Secretary V , COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Grounds ..., ..,...,.,..,, ,.,. .,...... AA.. M a r y Jo Phillips Traffic .,., .....A..,..... R olnert ,lones Sanitary .... .,.. ,I oan Haywood, Earl Long HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES ,Iames Bailey, Gay Love, Margaret Wlhite, Cail Baucom, Joe Boon:-, Erleen Brown, Paul Bryant. Jerry Diggs, Jimmy Ellerbe, Miriam Flake, Leon Flowers, Barhara Howard, Bruce Howell, Kenneth Humber, ,lerry Long, Charles Hutchinson, Martha Hutchinson, Carleen Wadkins, Bruce Long, Mary Lib Irvin, Bill McKinnon, Eugene McNair, Richard Moore, Edward Osteen, Joyce Parker, Patty Patterson, Rae Payne, H. B. Smith, Louise Smith, Wesley Smith, Bohhie Snuggs, .lulian Vlfarriek. Francis Waters, Dot Watkins, Eleanor Wehh, Peggy Wiggins. Bill Williams, ,loyee Yates. -Av U Vi ' so 52 ,. f EQ . ,'J.,,,f5 -......., Sfmfmf OIXLVLCL Cglfowfenlf ouemmenl in ,Acfion Personal Conference for Corrective Discipline Students Grarle Rooms Weekly on Their Cleanliness Sllulenls Keep School Grounds Clean Slurlenls Help Unit Wlierever N eerl erl Q .QL jim 7948 HAYWOOD COWBURN PHILLIPS Editor-in-Chief . . . .,.. Martha Haywood ' Assistant Editor. . . .,,, Shirley Cowburn Feature Editor .,..... . . Mary Jo Phillips STAFF Adele Jones, Lewis Robertson, Norma Gwen Baxley, Glenn White, Mary Lib Irvin, John Moss, T. G. Long, Willie Jones, Joyce Sanford, Carleen Wadkins, Wilma Sanford. 54 HCM X CADIEU Hurcunvsow NICKAY Business Manager ,...... , . , , .,,., Neal Cadieu Assistant Business Manager . . . . Robert Hutchinson Assistant Business Manager . . . ...,, Leo McKay Faculty Sponsors . . Mrs. Margaret Garrett, Miss Katherine Croslanfi 1 s 4 55 Ulm Ee, CM Beta Club members are chosen from the Junior and Senior Classes. A member must have a high scholastic average and must show qualities of leadership. His character must be trustworthy. The purpose of the Beta Club is to promote the ideals of honesty, service. and leadership and to recognize outstanding scholastic achievement. OFFICERS Mary ,lo Phillips, . . . . . . . . ......, President Adele Jones .... .... V ice-President Joyce Sanford. , . .,.. Secretary Robert Jones ,r... r....... T reasurer Miss Kay Crosland. . . , , . Faculty Sponsor ' MEMBERS Margaret Allen, Robert Jones, Charlese Allred, T. C. Long, Ralph Benoy, Charles McBride, Bobbie Bethune, Mary ,lo Phillips, Alta Clennnons, Dolores, ljrevatte. Florence Collins, Joyce Sanford, Eleanor Deaver, Naomi Smith, Robin Hinson, Carleen Wadkins, Martha Hutchinson, Glenn Watson, Robert Hutchinson, Jolynne Watts, Adele Jones, Georgia Wrape. 56 t. Ci . ,Jlufnre omema em of ,fgmerica Joan Haywood .... .,.... P resident Betty McDonald .... . . Vice-President Dot Watkins ...... .,.... S ecretary Anne Nichols ..,.,.... .....,.. T reasurer Mrs. Gertrude McRae .,.. .... F aculty Sponsor Betty Adams, Annie Belle Davis, Shirley Baldwin, Myrtle Davis, Margaret Baxley, Annie Mae Dawkins, Marilyn Baxley, Frances Ann Dobbin, Annie Bell Bearden, Ruby Duncan, Betty Bennett, Bessie Durden, Betty Benson, Jeannine Easterling, Musetta Bethune, Jean Ellerbe, June Bolton, Lucille Gardener, Geraldine Brand, Etta Jean Garris, Ethel Brown, Jeannine Gaskins, Catherine Brown, Elizabeth Gibson, Catherine Buckwell, Rachel Ann Gibson, Betty Jo Capel, Jean Goodwin, Betty Jo Carter, Margaret Goodwin, Annie Mae Cox, lda Wall Hamer, Doris Criscoe, Farrell Hardin, Gloria Crosby, Nina Hatcher, Martha Currie, Jean Hawkins, Miriam Currie, Margie Hawkins, Elizabeth Haywood, Marilyn Martin, Joan Haywood, Mary Louise Meacham, Fay Henry, Martha Miller, Patricia Herring, Bobbie Sue Milliken, Phyllis Hewitte, Annie Pearl Mills, Nellie Jean Howell, Betty Sue Morgan, Hazel Hudson, Dolores Morgan, Betty Jenkins, Anne Nichols, Gertrude Johnson, Vera 0,Neal, Barbara Jordan, Rae Payne, Medriath Kiker, Josephine Parker, Doris King, Hazel Patrick, Gertrude Kirkland, Elise Patton, Mary Larnmonds, Elizabeth Patton, Joyce Linker, Betty Jean Phillips, Betty Liske, Ethel Boyd Poole, Jean Liske, Ruby Poston, Betty Little, Betty Ramsey, Edith Lowery, Dorothy Reynolds, Frances McCollum, Bessie Rorie, Betty McDonald, Sara Sanford, Elizabeth McDonald, Mary Carter Seawell, Marilyn McDonald, Uldean Shaw, Polly McDonald, Welton Sheperd, Joyce Maddox, Peggy Maples, Jeanette Smith, Noami Wilson, Lenora Smith, Doris Yates, Gloria Snuggs, Joyce Yates, Hazel Slutts, Retha Swails, Betty Swink, Ethel Teal, Betty Terry, Adelene Thomas, lna Mae Thomas, Sue Thompson, Elizabeth Tucker, Dot Watkins, Beatrice Watts, Betty Lou Webb, Helen Webb, Joan Webb, Margaret White, Martha Whitlock, Earlene Wiggins, Peggie Wiggins, Barbara Wilson, Jewell Wilson, Joyce Wilson, Naomi Wilson, Doris Yates, Joyce Yates. ' 57 my KAOIWUL6 Patsy Allen. Janet Anderson, Jim Anderson, Betty Jo Baxley, Annie Bell Bearden, Betty Bennett, Musetta Bethune, Libby Bolton, Betty Ruth Brand, Doris Brown, Dorothy Brown, Ethel Brown, Marvin Brown, Tommy Burkhead, Ann Cadieu, Jessie Calvert, Betty Jo Carter, Felicia Carter, Johnnie Castor, Mildred Clark, Gladys Conyers, -Janice Covington, Jimmy Covington, Marjorie Covington, Miriam Covington, Shirley Cow- burn, Myrtle Davis, Nellie Dawkins, Carol Deane, Jerry Diggs, Bessie Durden, Jean- nine Easterling, Jean Ellerbe, Peggy Ellerbe, Don Finley, Robert Flake, Leon Flowers, Mildred Gainey, Frank Garrett, Jeanine Gaskins, Elizabeth Gibson, Harris Gibson, Jean Gibson, Christine Hall, Dorothy Harden, Jacqueline Harrison, Elizabeth Haywood, Betty Henry, Phyllis Hewitte, Betty Lou Hooks, Jack Horde, Barbara Horne, Leslie Horne, W. 0. Horne, L. B. Howell, Hazel Hudson, Juanita Humphrey, Betty Lou jenkins, Harry Jenkins, Willie Jones, Doris King, Pat King, Gertrude Kirkland, Bobby Lannnonds, Mary Larnmonds, Pickett Leake, Shandy Leigh, Joyce Linker, Betty Lou Little. Bruce Long, Betty Faye Lowery, Forrest McBryde, Frances McCollum, Lydia 58 jk KAOIWIXL5 McCroskey, Bobby McDaniel, Billy Mclntosh, John Mclver, Leo McKay, Hughleen McKenzie, Pat McKenzie, Joyce Maddox, Peggy Maples, Marilyn Marlin, Hilda Maske, Bobby Melton, Boyd Melton, Joan Melton, Carlton Millen, Betty Sue Morgan, Josephine Parker, Evelyn Peake, Elbert Penegar, Dorothy Phillips, Mary Jo Phillips, Ethel Poole, Billy Pope, Raymond Pruitt, Agnes Pryce, Lucille Quick, Julia M. Ratliffe, Betsy Reynolds, Lloyd Rush, Ernestine Russell. Wilma Sanford, Dick Saunders, Mary Carter Seawell, Aleen Sellars. Betty Singleton, Jeanette Smith, Naomi Smith, Gloria Snuggs, Lola Speight, Jim Stancil, Peggy Stankwitch, Evelyn Steele, Marion Stevenson, Reatha M. Swails, Betty Swink, Bruce Taylor, Ethel Teale, Clarence Terry, Adalene Thomas, Betty Thomas, Elizabeth Tucker, Peggy Turner, Charles Warner, Betty Lou Webb, Eleanor Webb, Helen Webb, Josephine Wentz, Joe Whelis, Martha Wihitlock, Betty Van Whitted, Earlene Wiggins, Bill Williaiiis, Leona Xvilliams, Joyce Wilson, Margie Wilson. Charles Wrape. Clegg Yates, Doris Yates. Joyce Yates. 59 W0w5AozA Earl Long . . ,. Chief Margaret Allen Robin Hinson Marilyn Baxley Jerry Long Frances Garrett john Mclver Anne Nichols Ira Ussery ,M 13,4 fy ,Zyl 92 ffzff 1-+ j X 60 ranfmlfiw 1:-.....,,,,MMM Mrs. Margaret Garrett .4..,r..... ......,..................... F aculty Sponsor Shirley Cowburn, Carol Deane, Jenny Dockery, Frances Garrett, Ida Wall Hamer, ,Ioan Haywood, Martha Haywood, Robin Hinson, Boyd Melton, Herbert Lane, Bruce Howell, Willie Jones, Jerry Long, Anne Nichols, Elbert Penegar, Mary Jo Phillips, Lewis Robertson, Joyce Sanford, Tommy Taylor, Marvin Watts, Hal Currie. 61 ji C' zfafowe owmem of .!4lfIfL9f'iC6L Herbert Lane. Robert Jones. A . . . .Vice- liugene McNair. . . A , . S. A. Tadlock. J- L. Baldwin. President President Secretary , Treasurer , Reporter Zane Adams, Joe Albright, Bruce Allen, Billy Douthit, J. D. Evans, Henry Gilmer, Neal Hicks, Edward King, Edward Leviner, Donald Maner, Bobby McCaskill, Jimmie Mcljougald, Mitchell McNair, Billy McRae, Carson Morgan, Edward Pankey, Maness Poole, Dillard Richardson, James Richardson, Charles Sellers, R. Simmons, james Slate, H. B. Smith, J. W. Tadlock, Tommie lssery, Myers Waddell, Francis Watcers. Charles Webb, Bob Yates. 62 gm ,izxriuem Zane Adams, Carroll Criscoe, Robert Hutchinson, Robert Jones, Herbert Lane, Archie McDonald, Dan Robinson, Glenn Smith, Charles Welib, ,lack Webb, Ned Yates. Perhaps many do not realize fully the real part the bus drivers of our school play. The eleven drivers cover with their buses a total average daily mileage of 430 miles, and the average number of pupils they transport daily is 1085. The schools served by these buses in addition to the three Rockingham City Schools are Roberdel Grammar School, Cordova Grammar School, Crosland Grammar School, and Rohanen Grammar School. The drivers are responsible for the care of the buses. They report each day the condition of the buses and ask for the County Mechanic if there is any repair need. They are required to make a report to the principal of the school at the end of each school month. Each driver must be 16 years old and have a driver7s license and a Bus Driver's Certificate Card. He must pass a written examination and a road test. These tests are administered by a representative of the North Carolina Division of Highway Safety in cooperation with the North Carolina State Board of Education. Furthermore, each driver must be a good citizen of his school and one who can take responsibility. The drivers of the Rockingham High School buses are cooperative and courteous. They are doing an excellent job of transporting the children safely in all conditions of weather. b . 63 QBQACMQ Margaret Allen, Jimmy Anderson, Ralph Benoy, Jimmy Cole, Gloria Crosby, Frances Garrett, Ashley Haywood, Martha Haywood, Robin Hinson, Martha Hutchinson, Robert Hutchinson, Earl Long, Henry Rivers, Lewis Robertson, Glenn Watson, Glenn White, Clegg Yates. Miss Kay Crosland-Coach Miss Anne Glass-Coach KW 64 Editor, . Associate Editor News Editor , Feature Editor Sports Editor Art Editor . . , Associate Art Fditor Photographers . Make-up Editor . Ass't Make-up lilditors Business Manager . . Circulation Manager fllglif Neal Cadieu a Bobbie Sue Milliken, Janice Covington BUSINESS STAFF Glenn Whitm- Mary ,lo Phillips Joyce Sanford Joan Haywood Jack Mclntyre Martha Haywood Ralph Benoy nd Glenn Watscmrl Jimmy Anderson . Mary lf. lrvin . . , , Leo McKay . Adele Jones Circulation Assistants A . . . . , , ...,.....,.,... Clegg Yates, Betty McDonald Typists: Mildred Flowers, Georgia Wrape, Dolores Prevatte, Carolyn Horne, Essie Dawkins, Norma Gwen Baxley, Mary Lib lrvin, Geraldine Brand, 'glow Wentz, Virginia Watts, Clara Little, Farrell Hardin, Lester Adeock, and T. C. Long. FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Ruby Swisher Miss Nancy Gregory 65 W A61 W ,sim jar OW XZ L 0 Hamlet ,..... A A A Q iw y J J, K 'Z x C' ' 005 61, l J Z 'X SCHEDULE AND RESITLTS McCall .......A,...... 0-A-R.H.S. .,.. A AA 6 I Wadesboro A A A A A o4RAH.sA A A A A A A A 6 Hamlet A A A A 13--fR.H.S. A A A A A A 6 Sanford A A A AAAA 6-R.H.S. A A A A A 0 Dunn AAAAA A A A 13-li.H.S. A A A A A A A 7 0fR.H.S. A A A A A A A13 Laurinburg AAAAA AAAA O -fR.H.S. A A A A A A19 Baeford AAAA AAAA 6 f-HHS. A A A A 33 Whiteville A A A A 6-B.H.S. A Monroe AAAA AAAA 0 fvB.H.S. A A Total A A A A A 44 Total Cowl! BILL EUTSLER ilk nl. Squad-Beading left to right: First rowg Bobby Wiggins, Bruce Long. Glenn Carter, Loyd Rush, Dewey Crawford, Billy Williarns, Donny Yates, Billy Mclntosh, Eugene Bellamy, Billy Hanna 0 Second row: Jim McQueen, Clegg Yates, Marvin Brown, Lewis McLean, Don Todd, Harry Jenkins, ,lerry Long, Earl Long, Tommy Garrett, Autie Carter, Coach Nettles o Third row: Coach Eutsler, George Little, Sanimie Dobbins, Lewis Bobertson, ,lonny Gore, Charles Dyson, Owen Ganey, Herbert Vlfhitley, John Moss, Billy Watkins, Alohn Mclver, lid Bullard, Conrad Peek. 63 ,Q 3 4 9? , Al R,,v J' ' U . 7 - law r l ll A l 5 l l L ll l f -K ' -1: Fi: 2:55 .igqfxgggwg -, - ki - - - i 1. Autiv Carter 41. Clegg Yates T. George Little 2. Jerry Long: 3. ,lolm Moss il. Rlffllilffl Bullard 3. Earl lmng 6. Wvslvy Smith 9. Billy lVlc'lntosl1 jim McQueen Lewis lVlcLPan Bruce Howell l.5. ,l. T. Cathings oy! .zwgefgaf 1948 COUNTY CHAMPIONS Reading left to right: First rowg Bruce Gailes fNo.l 28, Henry Rivers 23, Ted Webb 24-, Jimmy Hanna 26, Jack Mclntire 20, Clifton Andrews 25, Owen Ganey 27 0 Second row: Keith Carpenter fNo.l 2, Bruce Howell 4, Robert Flake 8, Conrad Peek 29, J. T. Gathings 10, L. A. Carpenter 5, Billy Hanna l. 1948 SCHEDULE FOR BASKETBALL December 19-Laurel Hill I A February 3dWadesboro January 2-Mt. Gilead February 6-Hamlet January 6-Cheraw February 10-Laurinburg January 9-Ellerbe February 11-Lumberton January 13-Laurel Hill February 13fChesterlield January 16-Mt. Gilead February 17-fwadesboro January 20fTroy February 20-Troy January 23-Laurinburg February 24-fSanford January 27-Sanford February 27-Lilesville January 30-Hamlet March 2-Lumberton w'5'fa53 1. Wesley' Smith 4. Jinnny Hanna T. Owen Ganey 2. Ted Webb 5. Bruce Howell 8. Henry Rivers Conrad Peek 6. Bruce Gailes 9. Jack lVlClHtyI'6 Clifton Andrews Robert Flake J. T. Gathings Billy Hanna ZQMLM Reading left to right: First Rowg Eleanor Webb l'No.l 43, Jean Shepherd 40, Mary Ella Strawbridge 51, Sis Garrett 48, Marilyn Baxley 45, Betty Liske 47 0 Second Row: Miss Godbey fcoachl, Helen Carter 52, Gloria Crosby 41, Anne Nichols 49, Jenny Dockery 42, Joan McBryrle 46, Mimi Covington 44, Bonny Gailes 50, Mr. Nettles ,i ve. f- f Y , f rmcm. ,wav-S1-NJW5 ' mt '4 9651 WWC 'MARIA 1948 SCHEDULE FOR BASKETBALL December 19-'Laurel Hill February 3-wvvadesboro january 2-fMt. Gilead February 6fHamlet January 6fCheraw February 10fLaurinburg January Qflillerbe February 1lfLurnberton January l3fLaurel Hill February 13-Chesterfield January 1?Mt. Gilead February 17--Wadesboro January 204Troy February 20-Troy January 23fLaurinburg February 24YSauf0rd January J anuary 27-Sanford 304Hamlet February 27fLilesville March 2-Lumberton 5' uum-1... 77' I W +'f:Hf:s g3g,r5s-.:s:w- 1. Gloria Crosby 4. Marilyn Baxley T. Helen Carter 2. Eleanor Welmlw 5. Mary Ellen Strawlvriclge 8. Jo Ann lVlcBrycle 3. BOI1lllP Cailos 6. B6-ttyl,,iSke 9. ,lean Shepard F IJ Nliriam Covington uSis7' Garrett Anne Nic1holS Ivnny Doukory ff?wM of M47 .114 ...S First Row: Al Levine, Richard Moore, ,lack Mclntire, Billy Watkins, Bobby Russell o Second Row: Wesley Smith, J. C. Bethune, uCotton7' Simmons, Johnny Gore, Tommy Taylor, Reece Sullivan, Sam Smith, Bert Watts, Billy Poe 0 Third Row: Coach Eutsler S. F. Covington tlVlanagerii, Dwight Maples, George Little, Robin Hinson, George McDonald, Owen Ganey, Billy Melntosh 1'Managerl. Cotton Simmons, J. C. Bethune. . Billy Poe .......,, Tommy Taylor . George McDonald. , , Wesley Smith .,,,,,. Sam Smith ....,, Cheraw ,...,,, Laurel Hill .... Ellerbe .,... Sanford . . , Lumberton , Sanford ..,,,. Laurinhurg .. Mt. Gilead .... Hamlet . , . . Wadeshoro Lumberton . Laurinburg , . . Mt. Gilead , . , 'Wadeshoro . Hamlet ,,.. Cheraw . , , PLAYERS , . . . C George Little, . . , . L. F. . . , . .C Dwight Maples . , . . C. F. Johnny Gore, ,, F. .....lst. 0wenGaney,.,.. . . .... 2nd. Bert Watts ...... , . . .C .... S. S. Jack Mclntyre .. .,.,C ..,...,,3rd AlLevine,.. SCHEDULE AND SCORES ...Postponed R. H. S., , .....Postponed 3 R . ..,..., .,.l5 .,,. 4 ,H.S. .,,, .... . ,,.5 R R ....4 ...N13 ,...2 ...l .,..3 R.H.S...,. ...IL ....l0 R.H.S. .,...11 ....l .,.9 .,..3 R.H.S... ...,l5 ....4 R.H.S..... ,...1O ....7 R.H.S..... .. .0 R.H.S. .,,.l4- ,, .,..,.. 6 R.H.S. ,.., ....10 H.H.S...... .,..12 Lost Eastern championship to Dunn Won----14 Lost - 3 74 A Av 'I .f ' wli1',- r f Q GQ , if an fr 1 Q fan wwf, 'Inv ,F Sq, M , 1 ' , F' -an .,, A W x M - '32 ' k ,A M w if iw 9 g i M 4 ,VAA 733514 x if qv .f n if -' 1' ' i , W L -. -1:1 f ,. 5 M, 1 W :fa , KAQQPLQCJQP5 Ijllllflxlllllll ---Framres Garrett Left I0 Righl: Bonnie Gailes, Jo Ann lVlcBrycle, Joan Haywood, Anne Nichols. ,limmx Stansill. Jennie lzloekery. lfthel Ihmlv. Frances Garrett. jldiill Z Our CjAeerAaJeM They,re cute, theylre clever, they're full of pepg These Cheerleaders are really hepl To those who yell for our teamls cause, We give three cheers and our applause! 76 sf W....0? 'm Q-fi 6'Ll elfUe . . . f As the end of our high school days draws near, we pause for a moment in reminiscence. It was just four years ago we became a part of Rockingham High School- As freshmen, we felt a bit confused in the new world we had entered, but not for long. With the spirit of friendliness so characteristic of Rockingham High, the upper class- men made us feel that we were an important part of the school. Friendships with faculty and students were soon formed, and these friendships have lasted and will continue to last through the years. Each year has brought new joys, new experiences. Each day has been a new page in our livese-pages filled with the happy days in chorus, the lusty cheering at the football, basketball, and baseball games, and the frantic last-minute 'fcrammingn for exams-pages filled with the excitement over the Junior-Senior prom,' and that indescribable thrill of anticipation at the curtain call of our fall and spring dramatic productions--pages filled with both work and play. Yes, the pages have turned swiftly on through the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior yearsfand now we realize that the book has ended. As we close the book, we find ourselves taking again a few last glimpses. We see the empty hallsfsoon to be ringing with the laughter and chatter of those who will fill our footsteps- We glance out at the auditorium, and even though the seats are now vacant, we recall the many mornings we started off the day there with a good word or thought. We observe Miss Finleyis office, but now, even the office where we sometimes had to umake our 'reckoningn seems like a true friend. We walk into Mrs. Garrett's and Miss Crosland's rooms, where we finally reached the top rung of the ladder. It was here that we really enjoyed our senior privileges. Finally, we stroll outside around the circle, as we have done so many times before, and gaze out over the football field, now silent, with the shadows of the tall pines outlined against the evening sun. Then as we turn and see the folds of old glory rippling against the cloudless blue, a strange feeling comes over us. A feeling mingled with both sorrow at our leaving and joy over being a part of that which we leave behind us. To each of our teachers, who have been so tolerant and understanding, and to Miss Finley who has so patiently guided our footsteps, we say au revoirf' To the classmates we leave behind, knowing they too feel the loyalty and gratitude to their alma mater that we feel, we say uso-long. As we leave our circle at Rockingham High, we face the challenge of the future squarely and optimistically, for beyond the veiled portals of the future lies a goal for everyone of us-a goal we shall strive to attain with all that is in us. We came to learn, we go forth to serve! 78 .Q 'ffilfgw -wi 'Sf 'EE' 1,1 ::.p.. 1, . 1 V in-s W e sg , .. af? 'E ,sky WM '- 1 A ,P wfiviih' K 5, Q sb: 1, Q K X Jn I . . K X x ' Q- 5 K PX' x K if 'Jw - ff ' W L29 S A Q5 Q5 K 5,56 gg X' ,ww -,:..f A qifiwffy wi W-...MQ-MgVi,,,V , is., , .V 55, .1 Q. ,, 6 . . f'2z,eQ:,g3g 'N li'ZifQ-If 'xl A X , zshpf:-v':z..-- N ' 'QPR N w i - X,,,,.m+' A X ju Aoprecia fzfon . 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Washington Street Rockingham, N C. phone 396 98 DELU ECLEHIWERS Rockingham's Largesf And ' Leading Cleaners Phone 93 Rockihghom, North Coroliho Zh-Ja LU H Y H IIEPMITMINT SHIRE THE PEOPLE'S STATION Correct Merchandise At Low Prices 900 On Your Dial South Lee Street ROCIQMQMM N- C Rockihohorh, Nr C 99 BLIIIIHT IIHLVHULH CIIIIIPHIIV Sales -:- Service Paris -.'- Accessories HAMLET AVENUE PHONE 561 HAMLET, NORTH CAROLINA CHEVROLET BUICK land-McNeill Company MccQfmkeDeefmQ IZCIINIINIY AIITII SUPPLY Ecnnn Ecquipnwent INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS and PARTS L, C4 Mcxske Menoger Rhone 348 W. Washington ST. Rockingham, N, C. Rockingham, N. C, 100 THE PEHWIWHHT SHOP Coffon And Piece Goods Upholstery -:- Draperies East Franklin Street Rockingham, Nr C. Richmond County mwff Freezer locker Plant A U T 0 S E R VI c E INCORPORATED Ti res-Ta bes eezer I-Ockerg Washing-Greasing Meat Processing Cold Storage Frozen Foods ik Plfione 9l 58 Fayetteville Road Rockingliarn, N. C. Rockmgmml N' C 101 Complimenlf of L E D B ET T E R MANUFACTURING COMPANY INCORPORATED Man MfdCfIfl7 L'7'1f W C OTT ON YARN S SOUTH UNION MILLS Rockingham, INorTI1 CaroIirIa PURTIRT 24 I-Ioar Service Sandwlches of AII K ds Barbecue, Co I y S'ryIe Steak, and All of Your Fava re D ks Pho e 6201 I-I let Road PINIGAR MUTUR CUMPANI OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS ii? Phone 98 Rock rwgham, N. C BIIIVS IIIPHIIIIIIIIII SIIIIIIL QUALITY AT IIEIISIIIIABLE PRICES- Always Glad To Serve You! COMPLETE BOYS' DEPARTMENT-SECOND FLOOR JUNIOR GIRLS' DEPARTMENT-SECOND FLOOR Rockihghom North Coroliho COMPLIMENTS or WALKER-IIAIIII IVIUIIIIIS Bristow Ilrug Company 'NCORPORATED CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Phone IO5 Soles-Service Rockihghom, N. C Emne 281 Rockmghom, N. C. 103 1 lilllIS Mllilllt IIIIMPANY THE HUB STUDEBAKER Department Siere Soles Service Quttitters tor the Entire ik Fonnilyn Phone 675 South Lee Street South Honcock Street Phone 585 Rockingham, N, C. Rockinghorn, N. C Vernice Beauty Shop Bock ot the Post Ottiee tlt Pleoses Us To Pteose You Phone 194 Best Wishes To The Closs ot '48 nociunaunm BARBER SHUP WEBB'S SAMPLE SHUP Clothing ond Shoes For The Entire Fonwity 107 Fronklin Street Rockinghorn, N, C. Hsu MARKET Rockinghorn, N. C. IIIIIIKINISHAM FURNITURE IIIINIPANY Biil Love, Manager LU PTUN HARDWARE COMPANY General Hardware Sf? i3O South Lee Street Rockingham, N. C. Rockingham, N. C Best Wishes COX,S ARMY from wir J- ii2WashingtonStreet Rockingham, N. C Compliments ot T. C. Hollowell Western Auto Associate Store Rockingham, N. C Best Wishes ot E. B. HHS ISRIICHIY South Lee Street Rockingham, N. C. Compliments ot Carolina Jewelry Company Roclqinglrom, N. C. WATSON KING COMPANY Funerol Directors 304 E Fronklin Street vi? Home Novelty Co., Inc. Spreods-B lonlcets-Streets Electric Applionces Venetion Blinds-Curtoins Floor Coverings Eost Roclqingliorn, N. C. Rockinglrom, N. C. ii? Compliments lANN N lINlllNlilllN Ot Furniture Company The it Phone l3 Rockinglfrom, N. C. Palace Barber Shop lAYlllll NAINII REPAIR Rodio Soles ond Repoirs Roclsingliom, N. C. Compliments ot Rockingham Police Department W. G. McDONALD GROCERI ES it Rockingham, N. C. W. and H. lIlllIHING IIIIIVIPANY Laclies' and Men's Ready-To-Wea r Quality and Style Rockingham, N. C. Fine Foods at Aend NI HESTAUHA T Rockingham! N. C. Landline Jewelry Company i i8 South Lee Street Rockingham! N. C. Smifh's AUTO PARTS E Franklin Street Rockingham, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF BEHUHIT IIIILLS AND ROCHIHGHHITI IUEHVIIWG DIVISION Weuverg' of Twclzfe Fazbrm' James W. McKenzie and Son General Merchandise it Telephohe-County 2302 Cordovo, North Corohho Best Wishes to the Seniors ot 1948 l. ll. HIX IIHIIG CIINIPANY f'0h the Squoren We hope you will cohtihue to coll oh us in the tuture tor your drug ond touhtoih needs Phohe 20 Rockihghom North Coroliho 111 Richmond Supply Company Complete Line ot Points, Wollpoper, Home Supplies Aspholt ond Rubber Floor Coverings Neor Seoboord Depot Phone 543-J Rockinghom, N. C. Meet your friends ot int BllWlIlllIi lllllllll it Roclqinghom, N. C llookinpham lend Store Phone 605 ll9 W, Woshington Street Rockinghorn, N. C. Compliments ot Dr. Reid T. Garrett iir Best Wishes THE TAILUREU SHOP Rockingham, Xl C. Best Wishes Hudson Shoe Shop at Rockinghorn, N. C ' Compliments of W. G. PITTMAN Rockingham Funeral Home Ambulance Service Phone 260 l-l. l-l. Leavitt Raymond Marks Best Wishes Carolina Standard Corp. Lumber-Building Material The RRRE CUMPANY Mlllwolk wuoresf-xua eRocERs Phone 473- The Lumber Number . Rockingham, N, C. ROClqmQl'lGm' lxl' C' Best Wishes From RGSES 5-10-25c STURE Rockingham, N. C. Seniors of l948 Congratulationsl ln The Future, Protect Your Property and Valuables With Insurance. lt Pays RIBHMUNIJ INSURANCE 8r REALTY COMPANY Insurance ot all kinds Rockingham, N. C. Covington's Amoco ssnvicia Amoco Tires G Batteries A Simonizina Expert Lubrication Washing Phone 62 Rockingham, N C. Say It With Flowers trom HIllSIIlE HIIHIST YZ? 214 East Eranklin St. Phone 83 Rockingham, N. C. il? sgldggppy Compliments ot FUNERAL ll0ME owforie 3 AIVXBULANCE SERVICE BEAUTY SIIIIPPE ik Phone 515-J Fayetteville Road 506 Fayetteville Road Rockingham, N. Q. Phone M5 Rockingham, N. C. if? li. lll.l300IlIl1HIl Hllll CUIIIPHIIY F urnifure and C lofhing we ,gore of jyriencffy .glruicen TELEPHONE 81 ROCKINGHAM, NOR H C OLI State Capital life jfm,gfLm,ge,,n lnnnrnnnn llnmnnny wnsmummn cnnpnnv Home office-Raleigh, N. C Rockingham Brunch ik V L Hudsonjuperimnemdemt Lucy T, Worrick T I ph 321 I.. E Brown 115 BOBYSCLEHHERS QUALITY CLEANERS 'ik' TELEPHONE 422 ROCKINGHAM NORTH CAROLINA Best Wishes, Roekinghom High! W Meet Your Friends ond Enjoy Yoorselves of the HlHSSH3JllHRlHK BOUIlIHG HlllYS 011, Route No. 74-One mile east of Rockingham on Hamlet Road Phone 904-W Porties Arronged 116 COBLE DAIRY PRODUCTS j0l H, of Look for fhe Cable Green Oval 0' B' DEIINE Ilo kin ham Ice Com an Insurance Agency 0 ll o II I Serving Rockingham Since I927 7537 lce Manufacturers Coal Dealers Richmond Theater Building Rockingham, N C. Telephone 244 117 Compliments of J. E. HAY W H WOOD CD LJ E S A L E Haywood Peanufs HLOOK FOR THE NAME AND T HE COLOR OF THE BAG Since 1912 Rockingnom, Nortn Corolino Flowers for Al1Occosions ik of Begf Wim fo me Mclntosh Floral Shop Closs of '48 Jesse P. Phifer ik GENERAL CONTRACTOR Pnone 99-J 'Q 606 Foyetieville Rood Rockingnom, N. 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