Rockingham High School - Rocket Yearbook (Rockingham, NC)

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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.

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