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 - Class of 1949

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M.. 3 Q 'Q 1 , g Ea . , 1 ii 'w 5 P. 5 Q! :E ., 'iii , ALL THE WCDRLDS V STAGE THE 19119 ROCKET Presented By The Senior Class RQCKINGH!-XM HIGH SCHCDOL Rockinghc:1m,N. C. ITS MEN AND WCDMEN MERELY PLAYERS lfblf' jim jme: we pK6l,C8.' The scenes of mcmy and colorful. are these Slum? 7 94 8-4 9 HcLi1fL9!wLm ,ggfmof r d ma are Familiar sp t mpus sce L-Zbeckcafion No name is more synonymous with progressive education in Rockingham, N. C. and Richmond County than that of L. 1. Bell, superintendent of the Rockingham City schools from 1906-194-8 and superintendent of Richmond County schools from 1916-1947. Mr. Bell was born at Kings Mountain, N. C. on January 26, 1878 and was graduated from the University of North Carolina June 1, 1898. He started his teaching career in the Cleveland County schools at the age of twenty and remained there for four years. In 1902, he came to Rockingham as principal of the city schools and continued in that capacity until 1906 when he was elected superintendent. Although he received many offers from other places, Mr. Bell continued his work as superintendent of schools in Rockingham until June 30, 194-8 when he resigned because of poor health. Under the guiding hand of one of the State's ablest men, the Rockingham schools have grown to their present standing of one of the top ranking systems of the state. Quiet and unassuming in manner, Mr. Bell has never sought the limelight, but his life has truly been given in Service to others. As a small gesture of appreciation of him and the great service he has rendered-a service which will be felt throughout the years to come-we wish to dedicate this, our 1949 ROCKET, to L. J. Bell. 6 l,. J. l3lCI,l, S11l11'l'1'11le'r1rlf'11l nf S4-lmnls fron: lflllfz-IU! 7 no ogwe We all are actors and actresses. Our high school days make up our first major production. We all belong to the cast! From our first wide-eyed joining of this big drama until the bitter-sweet ending of the final performance, each has his role to play. The roles are many and vicarious in nature. In the plot there are moments of happiness, suspense, pathos, and laughter. There is a well-balanced inter- mingling of gayety and seriousness of action, but each role portrays Character. For some of us, our part is endingg for others, it is just be- ginning. We Seniors pause to look back on what we have doneg you under-classmen are looking forward to what is to come--the four happy years which will do much toward making professionals out of amateurs. Remember as you open this, the 194.9 ROCKET. that . . . As the years roll on in the march of time, Each pictured here, and each little line That is written now in these years-the best, Will be a part of your treasure chest. The performance is about to begin. The house lights dim, the babble of voices dies out, and the footlights flash on . . . 8 l JV. E. HONEYCUTT Superintendent For twelve months a year these two are on the job, for theirs is the task of turning out can effective over-all organization. They select the script, provide the setting, secure the proper- Olfw fgfocioiciion Wanagerd ties, and choose the directors. When the rehearsals are in progress, they are constantly alert to see that each separate act of the production will tie in with the finished whole. MISS KATE FINLEY Principal e L v .sr+l'L ,Z'iil3'i-,iii A xii! rf' vtrrg' 'V' Mrs. Margaret Garrett, l'ut yourself into it ' ex uptlonally witty . . . VlVclt,l0ll5 . . . umlcrstandinv' . . . natural actress. , f 'Y Mrs. Anne Brooks an - as llrmg that excuse tomorrow. . . . Pythagoras ll . . . full of fun . . . unique walk friend to cvcr onc T9-as Miss Katherine Crosland Your homework is :awe 1-9999l . . . I E 1 . . OPUIHISIIC . . . well-informed poised perpetual senior W. li.. Lutsler S'Thcre must he some way to save that moneyf' . . . Scotch ancestry . . . S'Wilrl llilli' . . . winning person- ality . . . ifflml' humor. OW lzsirecfom It is the director in an' drama who is hackstave, alwa 's ffuidinff. alwavs hel mirifffeiviriff himself to l 0 za z- . l z- v :- bring out the best in each individual of the cast he is directing. lle is seldom in the limelight, lvut the production could not be staged without him. Our directors have borne our missed cues with patience and have deftly shaped our halting lines and awkward gestures into a polished performance. The applause rings out for the cast when the perform- ance is a success, lvut the success would not he possilmlc were it not for the vision. the planning. the guidance. and the untiring efforts on the part of the faculty-our capulmle directors! 11 IIARRFIJA COTTINGIIAWI l'0I,l-ll-1R'l' 3IvCORNllfT NY.-K'l'SllY V 'HKIIPN JONES NUI Illlli QM irecfom Miss Lyllllff Harrvll il:-I that artic-le ill. . . . Ili-Hglzl lie-lpmfi' . . . ai li:-llo lor all . . . lfrviu-li lt'il4'llPl f . . . nim- husky Xflll'f'. Miss liutli Coltingliani lullxulixz- Q-yn-s . . . Bally l um'v . . . Skull . . . quin-ily lirm unim- . . vuiislelm-i'aIf-. Miss Mary Walsmmii Wisllul lmluv Q-yvs . . . rs'-a4ly smile' . . . quim-lly actin' . . . 'Jllliis is V4-ry simplv. il M . . . ll0llIll'llIg walk. Mc-lxillv lf. XVQIITUII l'l1'1ls1' ln' lIlll!'l. llaxvln . . . gl'l'2ll llllIllSIIlilll . . . XXiIlif ' . gum!- lli1lllI't'1l , . . 1-mi-iflm-arf-. Miss Ruby Tolbert dvi-ilU'll m'z1i'e-llilly while l go tlirougli Wll2il.S on thi- l7li1l'lill0li1'll once morv . . . original . . . swvvtm-ss personilif-cl . . HlUlllC'l'lj . . . lrngtliy exams, Miss llelc-11 MfTCkl1'l1iiC Klan-ii . . . lilllc- lnul louil . . . sixirelf- . . . full of pe-p . . . Fernlvx lzl lvoum-lu-l lu Mrs. lilizalxelli jones Alllllllllk' . . . You ultos sing out . . . mlr-a-w-ls . . . lmogir- ln-at . . vu-y-goilig. li. l,. Suutlwr Ulnliging . . . Imp-' pal . . . informal vlassefs . . . in-is fur . . . Hand me- Illat txxo by four. ' McRAE LAM NI D u 4 W an -1 ll' GLASS TENIPLFTUN GRADH STRIWI Ml'LKl-lx' SNIITII . t Mrs. ll1'rtrucle' lVlc'lhu' Nliss lloris l,auuu Nlways in an hurry . . . lallxutivnf . . . l'1'llI4'. . . vulm 'u vulture-4l . . . nvul Now: girls . . . 1'lu-4-rlul . . . am- array . . . not loo slrivl . . . 'lm lrilious. gvlliug tire-ll ol H Miss Alll1t'lllklSS Mrs. Luc-5 Slrum New 'n Nllllly looking . . . int:-ru-sling, lx your workbook up lo rlulofu . . . vyvs . . . l1'IllIN'rZ1llIQ'lllL!l . . . Sl'll00l why slurlvuls gg:-I gray . . . humorou- girl . . . You all lw qui1-ll . . . Llllfllpl . . . -ol! l'l'IlllIllIli' xoiwu Tll1JlllilY l . Ti'Illllll'llbII .l. C. llflullxey nllomlyu . . . rlu-erful . , . poliliral Flroug -il4-nl lypm- . . . Sunil:-yu . . miullwl . . . 'l'l1ink you'll lixofu Nlrin-I . . . Clow your lroolv. vlan- I v . . sulrllv llumor. lVlrs. ,lulla brauly I W U Lonlluuullv suulxnv' . . . not Il1llI'll lo Mlb' 'Iwo 'mill . '- P . rf . - . -- say . . , l lu gonna QLIH' you 4-Xtra lukn- lt from ilu- llursl lviu' . llOlllk'W0l'l'iu . . . lmriffllt Inluf- 4-wa . . . I':11'lic . . . llolloxxuxl luiu . . F . Q V . plvasilnt nulurr-. lDI'lglll-l'fl'Il . . . Illu-5 to lilllglll. Wlrs. lim-ily l,ou4lon flu! l'iI'fllI't'll 13 jlz CfLIf'f0LilfL gm . . . M mf UAQ Cgvwf mit is Q,Q'f'Ii- !' - 3, 5SR e.zeam.Le,:fxr,QEGBJSQQHLSE3SXz:TiX. zfvxr-mmaxw'.f-i5f?,1:4:X :AzQX+3f.Z?.za ZM'2xQ..+5.4-.,f A ze: 'EMM 7 Xazfa:5 , fE55 ,, CHARLES MCBRIYYBI President JERRY LONG Vice-Presiflellt MARGARET ALLEN Secretary jhe Shnior 54155 Please remain seated while the Seniors march outa' . . . The old troupers - The finished product of four years of living and learning at Rockingham High School - The Senior Class! lt hardly seems possible! The year has sped by so swiftly, bringing privileges and responsibilities, honors to share and jobs to do, each one a little more precious when we pause to think fscarcely believing it ourselvesj, ult's the last time! A Now We are ready to assume our roles in Life's Theatre, but we go with a million wonderful mem- oriesg R. H. S. will go with us wherever we are! COLORS: Blue and White MOTTO: 4'Act well your partg there all the honor liesf' 16 . , Betty Adams Iiubbling with mischief . . sweet smile . . . Star Eyesw . . baby tallr . . . vhews that gum. Margaret Allen Maggie'A . . . sincere . . . tousled hair . . . pleasing absentaninderl- ness . . . full of ideas. Jimmy Anderson Cheerful . . . hard worlfer . . . Hello, Babyw . . . superbrags . . . HiALight's head. Ralph Benoy The Brainl' . . . political argu- ments . . . Raoul . . . diligent , . . fair-minded. Doris Brown Original . . . speed demon . . . sleepy loolr . . . Chevrolet or Hudson ? . . . 1-lever. Thelma Bullard Hook-worm . . . amiable . . . hind-hearted . . . jolly . . . tallra- tive. Bruce Allen Good sport . . . quiet but not bashful . . . surprising humor . . . woman shy . . . sandy-haired. Charlese Allred g'Let's go slfatin' . . . HClllIflCj'.? . . . broadminded . . . beauvoup graymatter', . . . restless. Marilyn Baxley Hwrllflllllll matter?', . . . giggles . . . raught by a Webb . . . Sweet and Lovelyv . . . Hrrown- ingv glory. Bobby Bethune Industrious . . . hidden talents . . . shy violet . . . dreamy eyes . . . librarian. Dorothy Brown Serious . . . good-natured . . Dot . . . willing helper . . likes soldiers. Bill Burgess Little but loud . . . Bohn . . . baby fare .... s lim . . . I think that was Chiehenf' Keith Carpenter 'lllanrl me that rli1'tionary', . . silent type . . ' . rnrelree . . . nice 'l sm: e . . . baslfetlmll star. Autie Carter Frienrlly greeting . . . musvle man. . . . hurried walk . . . nAl1liliC,, . . . rugged. Earl Clarke Little guy . . . Oldsmobile alerf... ' Carls little sister -. lilfes Algebra. Lois Collins '6Sill.'y's', steady . . . minds her own business . . . easy-going . . . lilies to fool: . . . llllllllllllg matri- mony. Doris Criseoe Silent but l'6S0llfl'6llll . . . h'Cris . . . lllllllgllfllll In ' . efzinl... lilies svhool-21 months' worth. Martha Currie Friendly tn friends discre t . . . e . . . shy in a erowrl ' ' . . . pianist . . smart in sltorthanrl. If. Georgia Carraway , utrimonial iridim , v . . . dreamy eyes talkative-out of elass .. ubha, hubba . . . sh y smile. Felicia Carter Helpful . . . my, my, ainit that prettylv . . . those specs . . . grey I eyes . . . hates to study. i i Florence Collins Ambitious . . . 'QFlUssie,' . . . loves that man . . attentive ui . r . . . devilish eyes. Mollie Colvin Clanmur gal . . . skating . . . whiz . . . ustrawberry blonde . . . hep eat . . . Bell Bottom Tf0l1S6fS.n Z , . X M I 1 A n IJ U 'V' 6 Gloria Crosby Sj'I1I!IlllEflC . . . nCl1l0B-5 . . . contageous laugh .... cGWl1t'I'l'-.S my glasses?,' . . . FIIIIRS right han, I man.. Miriam Currie Neal appearanre . . . lovely blond curls . . . likes a big time . . . Bobby . . . smile for everyone. Audrey Dabbs Shorty . . . lilfes to type . quite a talker . . . perky . . I lore to eat! Elizabeth Dawkins Frequent parties . . . tell me a jolfev . . . drive-in theater . . . g'Lib,' . . . likes to laugh. Eleanor Deaver Strictly smooth . . . .laflfis gal . . . the Jewel Box . . . very at- tractive . . . Beta. Peggy Ellerbe Song birrl . . . 'Ll'll tryl' . . perlelzes 'n rream Fonzplexion . . Tommy . . . likes to rlrive. Lucille Gardner EXIITCSSIDUU eyes . . . petite dream gal . . , dynamite Comes in small parlfages . . . hamlsorne men. ,l. T. Gathings Voices opinions . . . 'glfare Hass . . . small one . . . Bilfs buddy . . abrupt. Gene Davis L'Sparrow . . . jerlfer of sodas . . . Nature Boy . . . the constant pest . . . rniscrlrievous devices. 1 44 Y L. Q . s G X I T, B5 Q .- V 'QT5' ar s Bobby Deal Pretty Boyu . . . lazy wall: . . . camera bug . . . blank expression . . . devilish. Sammy Dobbins Always smiling . . . manager? . . . h ef t y jokes. . . . night life . . . corny X 'x . , ! C1 X Julia Gadcly ' Loves a big time . . . dresses nicely . . . Blue Boy, . . . sweet 'n shy . . . Let,s go. ' Frances Garrett Dynamic personality . . . Sis,' everyone's pal . . . a dozen talents . . . anajflerterl. Rachel Gibson Talks like a Magpie . . . 'cSusie Mae . . . Ellerbe fan . I want to get nzarriedl' . . . that walls. I r Bill Goodman Eagle Beakw . . . loud ties . . . imp . . . Mrs. Jones, pain in the neck . . . likes East R,h.am. Ashley Haywood Gentlemanly . . . Silent Knighti' . . . adept with a camera . . . cultured voice . . . tall in slender. Catherine Hicks Bright as a pin . . . magnetic eyes . . . co-operative . . . constant felicity . . . charming. i J im Hudson Unusual hair . . . likes the Senior Class . . . hard worker-out of school . . . 12th English . . . Red. Robert Jones Dependable . . . cute laugh . . . loves square dancing . . . good hors sense .. loud walk. 2' ' 'X i effwft Arvid Levander Typing fiend . . . Carrot top . . . artistic . . . fun-lover . . . good attendance record. Edna Hardec lnduslrious . . . easy to get along with . . . knows her French . . . Miss Finleyis secretary . . . oblig- ing. ,loan Haywood Sentimentalist . . . easily excited . . . stacked with school spirit . . . faraway eyes . . . Catawba. Robin Hinson l'atrir'k Henry, .lr .... considerate . . . topnotch dancer . . . uncon- cerned shrug . . . Charlotte dreams. Martha Hutchinson Reserved . . . bright-eyed . . . dependable . . . typing wonder . . . Lct's get the lunchroom report. Billy Leak That smile . . . woman killer . . . alibier . . . Negro dialect . . 'glet the good times roll.'7 Doris Linton Smiling countenance . . . dreamer . . . poetic . . . fond of Home Er. . , likes Wingate. Betty Liske Animated expression . . . blithe spirit . . . friendly flirt . . . shapely . . . loves ,em all. i I ' Earl Long 4' A ' Thoughtful . . . capable leader . . . serene . . . well-liked . . . nice-looking. Betty Faye Lowery Shy smile . . . Blondie,, . . . chubby . . . mild tempered . . . eager beaver. Bobby Mills Soft voiced . . . got sense . . . slow but sure . . . likes to hsh . . . bashful. Charles McBride i'This is station W A Y Nw . , . fun to be around . . . intelligent . . . C. l. haircut . . . willing worker. Billy Mclntosh Dynamite on the ball field . . g'Watch Charmv . . . rant . . Mariarfs twin . . . Joyce. George Little Straw-bu-wyl' . . . all-round athlete . . . curly locks . . . curb service .... s trong silent type. Jerry Long Hands off . . . Feuding, Fussing, and Fighting . . . splendid phy- sique . . . handsome . . . strictly masculine. Hilda Maske 'gShorty,, . . . likes 'em tall . . . Southern accent . . . planned future . . . active. Lloyd Mills llappy-go-lucky . . . witty . . . loves to joke . . . straight hair . . . deep voice. fir' ,g ' I , xf 5, f 4 'X-f., QL , V ,-,l V' affix . Forrest McBryde 'L0riginal', laugh . . . Effiev . . . fountain service . . . Oh, those curls! . . . pranlrster. J ack Mclntyre Unabridged dictionary . . . unique giggle . . . .lohn Archibald . . . typical boy . . . Hey, Mattresslv John Mclver Divine aroma . . . Chris . . . I beg to disagree, Mrs. Garrettw . . . likes an argument . . . nine iioire. Charles McLaurin 1 ain't done notlzingw . . . oblig- irig . . . talks fast . . . procrasti- nates . . . fm from Phillyf' Anne Nichols Well starlfed . . . Allow . . . brimming with personality . . . 99 99fl00fZp happy . . . 'twas good, 'twas perfertfl Carl Parker Slow of walk and talhf . . . Footsie,' . . . hawg about hunting . . poetiral ability . . . peanut. Ruby Poston Hooked her man . . . hard to know , . . pleasant smile . . . has a twin . . sunny disposition. Dillard Richardson Craftsnian . . . friendly . . . Mary Elizabeth . . . oyster hand . . . baby dollf, Patricia McKenzie Body beautiful . . . lazy . . . hates bananas . . . uPat,' . . loves Wally. Eugene McNair Partial to blondes . . . water pistols . . . well-mannered . . . loves the farm . . . 'Till it lipfy Tommy O'Brien Cute talk . . . sharp rlothes . . . rrazy strealr . . . The Rirhmond . . . valmon rlass. Joyce Parker Wl1iteH gal . . . fun , . . infertious giggle . . . '6I'll be glad when l riday roniesu . . . lazy wallf. lnez Ramey Shorthand wizardw . . . .loe . . . 1-heerful smile . . . dislikes ear- rnrs , . . partial to the army. Bessie Rorie Quiet . . . huslry ifoive . . . ready smile . . . emotional . . . dislilfes li islory. Lloyd Rush Uave,' . . . quite a rharacter . . . hilarious . . . 46011 to be seventy again! . . . unpredift- able. Roy Shepard Mechanirwl minded . . . willing worlfer . . . eyes of blue . . . short . . . nire build. Bobby Smith 641 donut understandlv . . . mild mannered . . . cute giggles . . . seeret lone . . . pretty hair. Charles Speight You hateful pigln . . . slcater . . . generous . . . You ainlt big are you? . . . willing worker. Marian Stevenson Aloof . . . 4'You are too beautiful . . . rome hitherl' loolf . . . lass with class . . . brightens the bus station. Betty Thomas Gets around . . . blonde lorrlfs . . Meri . . . 'U4in't you got no rom- rnon? . . . smiling eyes. tif , , K .. k w 5,7 :Q is -' 2.512545 -fx 'sig 'L 'ies af. -is Jessie Lou Saunders Meek . . . sweet disposition . . not talkative . . . little mite . . nrtinities, booster. Virginia Slate Smartly dressed . . . 'fluniorv . . . g'lVow I wouldn't say that . . . understanding . . . dual personality. Naomi Smith Unobtrusive . . . genuine . . friendly attitude . . . sweet . there's laughter in her tallr. Jimmy Stancil Flies lilfe a bird . . . St. Vidas wall: . . , MSU mad I would eat a bananan . . . clown ,... Spilre ,lones fan. Reece Sullivan Square dancer . . . born to argue . . . svhool spirit . . . jovular . , . uRounrl lilfe an orangef' lra Ussery Cutoly vrazy . . . Donald Durlf . . . goodloolfing . . . Honey1'utt's tailbarlr . . . lilres Charlotte gals. Dorothy W3tkiIlS Man hater . . . Dol . . . bus driver . . . from plum nearly . . . baslfetball. Jolynne Watts Jo . . . level-headed . . . tiny . . serious minrlerl .... 9 irlnefs. Ted Webb ilyn, what have 1 di1Inow?,' andsome rlothes . . . French nderv . . . nturnip termite ashy. Ou Clegg Yates Spirited walk . . . Charlie, . . . loves aountry gals . . . Now in my store-----N . . . sharp wit. , we ,W I -' M. . L: if: ,T ,1' 'is 4 its Q ws Hula' .+,. :L , Q at um 4 J Ima L, ygi.. ' j 'u , - . ,jxgfi I -, sg f 'ff 'fszrgsfsii ' ' r , -4 . ' s a r e a J fa U If . f ff B fo t , xt. A f Xf . fi,- Glerm Watsfnn , Sronts' asset . . . unhurrietl spers . . . persziasive spealtzr . . . smart. f K N .XQ ' f Jack Webb Ilol notes . , . agreeable nature , . . Betty Lou . . . hates hlll lull: IIIIISIVI' . . . My gash. Leora West Angelic expression . . . smiles all olfer her fave . . . HI just lou lnotorf'yc'les . . sweet glee. 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After a joyous reunion, we speed on through town, almost colliding with policeman lim Hudson. The cab pulls up before the magnifi- cent Levander Opera House . . . the third completely circular building designed by that nationally known architect, Glenn Watson. We have come home especially for this grand opening, so we are tense with the thrill of excitement. As we push through the crowd in our haste, we re- ceive a reproachful look from the door- man, who we later discover is Charles Speight. As Ira Ussery ushers us to our seats, he informs us to our delight that we are to sit next to Anne Nichols Pryce. Luck seems with us, for indeed it is turning out to be a real homecoming! The lights dim as the great conductor, ferry Long, slings his long hair back and leads lack Webb in a trumpet solo. The Hall echoes with the opening chord of the overture to the opera, Mc1ntyre,s Dream. Anne whispers that the house is filled with celebrities. As we gaze about, we see Charlese Allred, the nationally known ice skater, and her skating companion, Ashley Haywood. And yes, there is Charles McBride, president of C. R. S., arguing with Clegg Yates of N. B. C. over the Hair rights of the opera. We spot another familiar face and discover Catherine Hicks, head nurse at the Rich- mond County Memorial Hospital. With her are Doris Criscoe, designer of the world's most fashionable womenls hats, and Bobbie Bethune, the final word in interior decorating. Suddenly our attention is drawn back to the stage as we hear the lilting soprano voice of Peggy Ellerbe answering the melodious tenor of Jimmy Anderson in a ringing duet. Next we see Jessie Lou Saunders, Bessie Rorie, Rachel Cilzson and Hilda Maslce, ballet stars, do a wonderful and very dramatic number ac- companied by the Sullivan Choral Group. lsn't this grandll' . . . We hear a voice answer, Alt ain't so much.', We turn and see behind us Marilyn, Huxley and Ted Webb. Suddenly the curtain rings down on the final number and the aisles are crowded with people rushing to the Manager, Bill Burgess, to offer congratulations for a wonderful performance. When we finally reach the street. our attention is drawn to a huge lighted aerial billboard across from us proclaim- ing Pretty Boy Deal and Lucille Gardner as Paramount's latest dis- coveries. At Anne's suggestion, we next climb into a cab and head for the favorite hang-out-Mchaurinls Blue Room. As we stop for a red light, we notice a sign, lf you can't see, see mefl lt's the office of that new eye doctor, Gloria Crosby. Finally, we reach the Blue Room, check our coats with Edna Hardee, and find a table near the dance floor. Head Waiter, Forrest McBryde, takes our order and assures us that the Chef, Delmar Lassiter, will add all the trimmings. At a near-by table we see Rocking- hamis new Mayor, Martha Hutchinson, and the head of the city council, Earl Long. With them is .lolynne Watts, head dietitian for the uCarpenter Corporation -Foods for Moodsfl enior Com Mojo eo? Across from us at another table we recognize Coach George Little and his Rockingham University stars, Bill Mc- Intosh, Autie Carter, and Bill Goodman. The next sight to greet our eyes is Gene Davis, who, we understand, is try- ing desperately to find a cure for the receding forehead line. Our attention is now drawn to that captivating piano player, Frances Gar- rett. Marian Stevenson and fohn Mclver, the professional dancers, perform next. They are followed by the lovely song- bird, ,loan Haywood, who comes to the mike and sings the Deaver hit tune, Accountant's Blues . To add harmony, the Mills Brothers, Bobby and Lloyd, join in. As Powers' Model Pat McKenzie starts across the dance floor, she trips on a marble which falls from Playboy Leake,s pocket .... Hls there a doctor in the house? . . . Up rushes Dr. Richardson and with his lawyer R. L. Hinson, who follows fast just in case this is a case. His secretary, Audrey Dabbs, begins to take notes. Dorothy Brown is right on the job taking pictures for Life. The ambulance arrives and with it Doris Brown, assistant driver. By this time, our nerves are so shatter- ed that we wander over to the bar for a nlemonaden and discover Sammy Dob- bins is the bartender. Columnist Betty Faye Lowery finally pushes her way over to join us, and from her we learn further news. She tells us that Joyce Parker is now in the White77 house, that Thelma Ballard has just completed the writing of her first novel, and that Mollie Colvin is a trapeze artist. Naomi Smith is back at dear old Rockingham High as librarian and she has as her able assistant, Florence Col- lins. Dot Watkins is State Home Demon- stration Agent, and Robert .lones and Bruce Allen, two of the State's most progressive farmers, are well on their way to the perfection of their ushelledi' bean. Tommy 0,Brien has taken on the permanent job of playing Santa Claus each year at Gaddyis Five and Ten. A new attraction at Gene McNair's Service Station is the Ceme-Color television set on which Betty Thomas is playing glamour girl for Slatejs Creme Shampoo. Lois Collins has bought a rubber plan- tation in Africa and most of her products are bought by the Adams, Chewing Gum Factory. Professor J. T. Gathings is cur- rently on a lecture tour. With him is Elizabeth Dawkins, his ghost writer. Ruby Poston and her Red River Gals, sponsored by Inez Ramey's Pep and Vitality Tonic, are a new sensation at one of the local theaters. Bobbie Smith is our good-will ambassador to France. .lust as the party is breaking up, Earl Clark appears and talks us into buying a Currie and Currie Insurance policy. As we leave the Blue Room, we decide to stroll down the street. Whatls this? There is a long line in front of the Linton theater. Oh, no wonder, it's America's best-loved comedy team, Stancil and Rush in We're on Our Wayf' All this Rockingham night life is almost too much for us, but we can't miss this one .... But it looks as if we shall have to, for just as we step up to the ticket window, we are informed that even all standing room is sold out. We wander on down the street until we come to a beautiful fioral display in a shop window which bears the name plate, Leora West Shop. It is here that I drop my opera program and as Ralph picks it up, he shouts, What,s thisll' Yes, in our excitement we had failed to see Director, Mrs. Margaret Garrett, Business Manager, Miss Kay Crosland. Well, I guess Weill have to catch the plane back to Little Old New York now, but you can bet your life we shall not stay away from the big city for seven years again! Betty Liske Ralph Benoy Friemlliesf Frances Garrett jim Stancil , , IIIIIHHIII Hes! KH!-ROIIIIII Rubin PHIISUII Charlese Allred ll Q sgznior DHHS Most Original Charlese Allrccl Lloyd Rush 7 lfaloerfcafilfegf Most Athletic George Little Frances Garrett - -,,, Mos! liflllllllll' Hes! Looking Jerry Long Frances Uarrelt Robin Hinson 36 Marilyn Baxlfvy 7 Q xggnior ,gyzfapeljafiued Most Courteous Robin Hinson Margaret Allen 1 Jlflosl lhfpffllflable Charlf-so Allred Charles lVl1'l3rirl1 CZ... W! In this, our last will and testament, we, the Class of I949, the old troupers in the drama of Life in R. H. S., do humbly will and bequeath our treasured roles, props, and scripts to our under- studies. The props are well worn, our roles have often been called eccentric ones, the script, so well suited to our in- dividual personalities, may have to be revised. However, the show must go on, and we hope that these bequests may enable our understudies to make next season's run as successful as ours has been. We leave with some regret the hard work and responsibilities that fall to any actors who play the roles of Seniors. We have approached each new role with our characteristic enthusiasm and opti- mism. We have played our parts, com- plaining sometimes when the lines be- came difficult and the business confusing, but growing through constant practice and glowing with pride each time some well-rehearsed scene drew applause from the audience. Now these roles fall to other hands. May you struggle and grow with them as we have done. May they be for you, as they have been for us, a con- stant source of enjoyment and personal development. ARTICLE I: We leave our sincere thanks to our directors for sticking by us. May the grey hairs we have from time to time given them be concrete re- minders of the Class of 749. ARTICLE II: To the rising Senior Class we bequeath our home rooms, IZA and 1213, our cherished circle, and our jeal- ously guarded front door-all hallowed places, for it was in these spots that we rehearsed our lines, assembled our props and awaited our cues. We also leave Mrs. Garrett and Miss Crosland although we will keep for ourselves the knowledge and advice they have so generously given. To all of our friends, we leave a feel- ing of deep affection and a final word of advice F- Act well your part, however small, and you will be rewarded ten- fold in honors and satisfaction. ARTICLE III: To our friends in the lower classes we leave the following pos- sessions, privileges, and peculiarities: I, Sammy Dobbins, leave my G'Charles Atlasv book to Charles Richardson. I, J. T. Gathings, leave my position as ubouncerv to anybody who can hold up the job. I, Marilyn Baxley, leave worlds of advice to all the girls who would like to go usteadyn. I, Jerry Long, leave my love for early marriages to Jim McQueen. I, Mollie Colvin, leave my morning walk to Miss Sallyfs to Deane Bolton. I, Thomas O7Brien, have decided to stick around for awhile. Something may happen, and I don't want to miss any- thing. I, Bobby Deal, leave my apologetic manner to next year's twelfth English class. I, Doris Criscoe, leave my ability to skip grades to anybody who's willing to go to summer school. I, Gloria Crosby, leave my hysterical laughter and sense of humor to Betty Van Whitted. I, Robin Hinson, happily leave for Charlotte right after graduation. I, Arvid Levander, leave just one year of my eleventh English course to any Sophomore who needs it. I, Jimmy Stancil, leave my desire to pass English to Ethel Poole. I, Reece Sullivan, leave one uchaww of tobacco to Alvin Levine. I, Jessie Lou Saunders, leave my for- getful ways to Eleanor Webb. I'd like for her to take over this trait before school is out. If I donft get rid of it soon, I may forget to graduate. I, George Little, leave a place on the football team that can't easily be filled. Coach can use his own good judgment in disposing of it. I, Forrest McBryde, leave my wishes for the very best of luck to anyone who is trying to get out of work. My sincere sympathy in a difficult undertaking goes along for good measure. I, Lloyd Rush, regretfully leave Mr. Warren's economics class but thought- fully leave a joke to be remembered by. I, Ted Webb, happily leave taking all my belongings, with me. I, Bill Burgess, leave my ability to keep my mouth shut to Jimmy Cole. CQ... W I, Anne Nichols, leave 1ny little pink cloud continuing to float around in Miss Crosland's room. I, Marion Stevenson, leave my glamour to Petunia Strawbridge. Maybe sheill appreciate it when she outgrows her tomboy ways. I, Bruce Allen, leave my farmerjs walk to Owen Ganey. I, Charlese Allred, leave my ability to get things done to Peggy Simpson. I, Jimmy Anderson, gladly leave the Hi-Light to the struggling staff. I, Dorothy Brown, leave my good dis- position and the ability to take a joke to Peggy Stankwytch. I, Keith Carpenter, leave my love for geometry to some lucky, lucky, upcom- ing classman. I, Felicia Carter, leave my dimples to Bobbie -Dabbs. I, Autie Carter, leave my winsome smile to Jean Shepard. I, Florence Collins, leave my happy- go-lucky nature to W. O. Horne. I, Lois Collins, leave my ability to take my time to Betty McDonald. I, Bill Goodman, hope I leave. I, Ashley Haywood, leave my automo- bile horn to C. D. Nichols. This horn is useful in summoning oneis best girl from her house. I, Martha Alice Currie, leave my poker face to Dicky Sessoms. Said expression can come in handy in emergencies re- quiring an appearance of innocence. I, Robert Jones, shall leave my de- pendability in the trust of the Senior teachers. They can continue to draw on it when theyire trying to get a job done. I, Miriam Currie, believe that my gentle manners can be used to excellent advantage by Skippy Nicolson. I, Elizabeth Dawkins, leave my love of a good joke to Carol Deane. I, Eleanor Deaver, leave my Usweet 'n neati' appearance to Juanita Humphrey. I, Earl Long, leave my popularity to any Junior who can be as modest about it as I have been. I, Gene Davis, am trusting Thomas Ratliffe to take over my task of shooting all the sparrows in Richmond County. I, Dot Watkirls, leave my studious nature to Billy Williams. I, Jolynne Watts, leave R. H. S. to manage as best it can without a librarian. I, Betty Adams, leave my cheerful disposition to Betty Brank. I, Jim Hudson, leave my love for public speaking to be held in reserve for next yearis debate team. I, Margaret Allen, leave my day dreams Hoating through the corridors of R. H. S. Anyone who becomes bored in class may feel free to use one. I, Bobbie Bethune, leave my good grades to be carried on by Rosalyn Gasque. I, Charles McBride, leave my dignity to Don Todd. I, Doris Brown, leave my dictionary to Betty Terry so she may learn to spell as well as I can. I, Bill McIntosh, leave my tripping walk to Charles Sellars. I, Thelma Bullard, leave my sunny dis- position to Jack Millen. I, Eugene McNair, leave my franchise on the balcony to anyone who likes to sit up there. I, Lloyd Mills, leave my quiet and re- served manner to Billy Pope. I, Audrey Dabbs, leave my studious manner to Johnny Gore. I, Sis,' Garrett, leave my million- dollar personality to Bonnie Gailes. I, Carl Parker, leave my Southern drawl to Steve Ledbetter. I, Doris Linton, leave my red-rimmed glasses to Helen Carter. I, Peggy Ellerbe, leave my melodious voice to Julia Marshal Ratlilf. I, Julia Gaddy, leave my bashful ways to Don Finley. I, Jack McIntyre, leave to the Fresh- man class my love of food, my disinterest in women. and my reluctance to grow up. I, Lucille Gardner, leave my good looks to Peggy Wiggins. I, John Mclver, refuse to leave a cer- tain Junior to anyone. I, Rachel Ann Gibson, leave my en- thusiastic manner to Raymond Pruitt. I, Charles McLaurin, leave my love for and interest in drums to Harry Jen- kins. C70-.M W! I, Edna Hardee, leave my easy to get along withv disposition to Iris Carnes. I, Bobby Mills, am leaving to Sonny O'Brien my desk. This desk has been trained to turn on a swivel which en- ables the occupant to talk constantly to a friend seated behind him. I, Joan Haywood, leave my love for dramatics to any lucky upcoming class- man who has the privilege of being in a play. I, Dillard Richardson, hope I wonit forget to leave. I, Catherine Hicks, leave my good sportsmanship and initiative to the whole Junior Class. I, Martha Hutchinson, hope I can find someone efficient enough to be trusted as next year's secretary in l2B. I, Clegg Yates, leave my so-called physique to Bobby Edwards. I, Betty Liske, leave to Betsy Reynolds my ability to get included in everything that7s going on. I, Ralph Benoy, leave to Fred Hutchin- son the task of supervising all the art work that goes on in R. H. S. next year. I, Naomi Smith, leave my lovable dis- position to Anne Cadieu. I, Earl Clark, leave my cheery Hgood morning to some friendly Junior. I, Roy Shepard, after thoughtful con- sideration leave my blue Dodge to Johnny Castor so he won't always have to walk to school. I, Betty Faye Lowery, regretfully leave my faithful typewriter to Elizabeth Bax- ley with the hope that it will serve her well. I, Charles Speight, have decided that Mitchell McNair shall receive my ability to make folks laugh. I, Hilda Maske, unselfishly leave my ability to get around to Chip Pryce. I, Pat McKenzie, have decided that Edward King shall carry on my habit of skipping classes. I, Joyce Parker, reluctantly leave my way of being where I'm needed most to Billy McKinnon. I, Ira Ussery, leave my wolfish nature to Oscar Young. I, Ruby Poston, have decided to leave my ability to find a husband to the single teachers at R. H. S. I, Glenn Watson, do will and bequeath to Tommy Garrett my courteous man- ners. I, Jack Webb, leave my trumpet to any underclassman who can learn to blow Ltfighthu I, Bessie Borie, gladly leave to Martha Whitlock my excuses for being late. I, Inez Ramey, leave my jet black hair to Gladys Stutts. I, Billy Leak, leave copies of my poems in negro dialect for Mrs. Garrett to use as models for her English classes. I, Virginia Slate, have decided that Betty Lou Webb shall receive my great love for school. I, Leora West, understanding at last what graduation means, hope that Chris- tine Hall may have the opportunity of experiencing the same emotions that I now feel. I, Delmar Lassiter, forgetfully leave my glasses and blindly walk out the back door. ARTICLE IV: Be it known, by these presents, that this last will and testament represents the sincere desires of the Class of 194-9 as to the disposition of its true possessions. The articles which we here- in bequeath to our friends have no in- trinsic value in themselves, in fact, the possession of them may at times incur the greatest inconvenience and embar- rassment to the owners. These posses- sions, however, will be to the legatees herein named a constant reminder of the Class of '4-9. Subscribed, sealed and published by the Class of 194-9, testator above named, as and for its last will and testament in the presence of us, who, at its last re- quest, have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses this June 1, 194-9 at Rockingham High School, town of Rock- ingham, County of Richmond, and State of North Carolina. Charles McBride, Witnessed by: President Lloyd Bush Anne Nichols HARRY JENKINS President 0scAR YOUNG Vice-President i ALVIN LEVINE Secretary y me junior CALM Our Junior year! We have found our places now and have packed each day full to the brim with busy, happy times. The eagerness with which we have worked, the close fellowship with our classmates, and a stronger class spirit have assured the success of all our undertakings. We sponsored a basketball tournament, gave parties, and attended our first Junior-Senior, which we planned and carried out for the Seniors. We say good-bye to the class of ,49, realizing that we are about to abandon our roles of understudies and step into the leads in the Drama of 1950. 42 ,, V U Janet Anderson J. L. Baldwin 'Q lilizaln-Ill Baxloy Eugene Bellamy Dorothy Benoist Musetta Bethune l A Deane Bolton Mary Bowden Charles Bowen Betty Brand Betty Sue Brank Thomas Bray Marvin Brown Catherine Buckwell Anne Cadieu Jesse Calvert L. A. Carpenter Betty ,lo Carter Glenn Carter Helen Carter John Castor Mildred Clark Jimmy Colo Marjorie Covington Mary Covington Mimi Covington Annie Mae Cox Kitty Davidson Peggy Davis Nellie Dawkins Bobby Edwards Betty Sue Euhanks Paul Everhart Willialxi Fields Don Finley Leon Flowers Lentz Franklin Cassie Lee Furr Bonnie Cailes Owen Gainey Tommy Garrett Rosalyn Casque zfmiom ,V V vs V47 fy t I in A x M B f .ii., B A ff t 1 if JY , l V 5 W To I jg ,i , .ax fri ' A :-. gage - -m v A I if QE. X. Q X K ga f X fx 1 J' f 1 Y 55 V 1 , M C 4, CX ir,-K Q' bn -af t .f x - fl' lfliiioiisg' . as f.-zbswefiflfilisi i if nl ., C i a+ B '-' ve' i 'Y +1 Z: fg if ,, 3--Q. 1 aiu A H f - 'A C h C, 53 ., . X ,Q fa. y .. . X C y v t 'Ear' - r .ng A ' 533 5 .,..t.. , A I , 43 lfmiom 44 Harris Gibson Jean Goodwin Christine Hall Rea Hall .le-an Hawkins Hill Hogan Leslie Horne W. O. Horne L. B. Howell Leslie Hoyle Juanita Humphrey Fred Hutchinson Betty .lenkins Harry .lenkins Barbara .lordan Merlriath Kiker Daniel Lassiter Steve Leclhetter Alvin Levine John Linton Betty Lou Little .loyce Maddox Joan McBryde Billy McKinnon Morris McLaurin Helen McQueen ,lim McQueen Mary Louise Meacham Carlton Millen ,lavk Millen Charles Moore Richard Moore Betty Sue Morgan Uolores Morgan Ricllartl Morris C. Il. Nichols liill Owens Edward Pankey Hazel Patrick lietty ,lean Phillips Ethel Poole Nlaness Poole Raymond Pruitt Agnes Prycc Chip Pryce lletsy Reynolds Dorothy Reynolds C4-vile Saunders ,loyee Saunders Charles Sellars Uldean Shaw .lean Shepard Peggy Simpson Aline Smith ,limmy Smith Louise Smith Emma Gray Snead Peggy Stankwytch .laequeline Stanley Gladys Stutts llc-tty Swinlc J. W. Tadlock Carl Terry Clare-nr-e Terry lion Todd Peggy Turner Charles Twitty Calvin Ussery Myers Waddell llilly Watkins Beatrice Watts Charles Webb Eleanor Webb Maurirre Webb Martha Whitlock Peggy Wiggins Marjorie Wilson Mary Charles Wrape Oscar Young Nut l'ir'tured Bob Cainey Wilbur Taylor 5 , 5. if al if ttttiy , by . Q-Q , t , , A .M . .V ,:, -fffgezff A IP: -gas. i 1QzK5,,-y' - 31 x t e - f Qiizizi any g 5314 lfmiam on no D1 F ' I :Qi Q vb E F Y SN if .RDF Q Asa, :gb s Q-aiu' 45 'R it sg as, Q at , 'BP x ' ' : cgi? L-4 BRUCE LONG President HAROLD MCENTIRE Vice-President JOYCE YATES Secretary me OWLOPQ 6!6'lf5.'5 By accepting every bit part that has come our way, we have overcome our stage fright and are now able to face the audience with assurance. We have been in the middle of everything this yearg weave cheered at ball games, tracked down news for the Hi-Light and have taken every opportunity to make a place for ourselves in this big show. The curtain rings down on a wonderful year-but keep an eye on us-we have only begun! 46 Patxy .Xlle-n Norman 511114-1's011 Cars-y Ilulnlwin Nlurgare-I lluxlvy Xnnie- lie-ll Hl'ill'lIl'll lfwlw-tl Illum- Iiulnby Hnggun Lilwlwy Hullull Carolyn ,Mm llrim- ,lvrry Ilruuks .loan lhlrggx-ss He-tty .Io liupm-I Irlf f.ilI'lll's Emi' Carroll Xnnic- R. liuullle-r Caslon lfux Nblllllli CIIIIIIWI' Mursllall Currin- Nnuie- Us-Hv lhnis Xlyrtlr' lhuif Mary Dawkins Patricia Dawkillx lfarol Ile-am' FI'2llll't'Q Ilulnlnins If'Z1IlIlilll' EBSU'l'Iillg .Ivan Ellvrln- Huw I1:Nl'l'llilI'l XX illiam Fir-Irls Kolmcrt Fluke- ,Ivan Curris Earl llaltis llc-ury flillllvl' 'N1ul'gguI':'t llomlwin .lolmny Curl' Ulrira llriglgp Mxin Hamilton lfloiw llurriwxl Nlargizl Hawkins Nlurslxall Hay-smml Alma Hvulon l,w-nal Faym- H1-nry I,illl'lt'1El IIPITIIIQ Jimmy llivks Neal Ilivks .lafk llurxl l3url1a1'a llurm- Haze-I llll4'NUll lhnldy Hugh:-5 Doris Km-llg OIWLOIWQZ5 Sw 1? F K W, !,:..x -QW Fw W ,,. 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NSZP ,.,.... .J Q 6 if N fs i N.. 1 x f ' nook . ..,,m,,g,i., ,..,. g i' -5 f i K' ri ' - .n f luv! . X . It Y - X ' ' X ' Q A -- .4-315 1 L ' 2 X f-M, ,I 2- Kfxx nf 48 Vivian Kirkloy Joyce Knox Bobby l,21IIlIllOHdS ,linnny Lamont Sbamly I.:-igh Joyvc' l.inkCr je-an Liskr- ,Ia-ralllinu Lisku l51'l1c'v Long Erlilli l.owm-ry Peggy Maples Marilyn Nlarlin Belly .lo Mauney llobby Nlullaskill lill2il'l4'!4 fllcllroske-y lil-tty Nlcllonalil 'Nlarilyn Nlcllonalrl Polly Mrllonald Harold Mclfntire l'lugbl4-1-n NllTKEI1Zll? Sonny NlvLe-owl Xlilvllvll xll'N2:lil' ,lzilnvs Nl4'N1'il ,loan Molton li1'I'llil'0 Moori- llf-orgv N1-il Dona l'1-url Usborne- ,Iosepbinw Parke-r lim-tty Lon Parnell Rae Payin- Billy Popl- J. H. Rainwalvr Carl Rain:-y Julia Hatliil Cliarla-s lii0ll2if1lSUIl Junior Rll'llHl'LlS0ll Hal Hollinf Bobby Engl-ne Hubba ll Erneslinv Russell Sara Sanford Dick Saunders Mary Carti-r Se-awcll Dil-k 51-ssoxns Virginia Slwplwrll Welton Slim-fplierll Henry lloycl Srnitli Fwlyiiv SIP:-lf' Mary Ellen Strawbriclg,e Doris Marie Taylor Betty Terry Bobby Terry Adelene Thomas Carol Thomas Mary Sue Thompson Sarah Elizabeth Ussery Betty Lou Webb Helen Louise Webb Joe Wheliss Betty Whittetl Billy Williams Drucilla Wilson Bob Yates Donnie Yates Doris Yates Joyce Yates xgzp 0lWL0l 8L5 Wax Mature Kenneth lit-noist Lamar Byrd ,lames Carroll Davis Alfred Dunn Bessie Durclen Ola Hall Nina Belle Hatcher Bruce Kanipe Pat King Laverne Kistler Millard Martin Benny Norton Vera 0'Neal Thomas Peek Ted Poplin 49 J Hubert Pratt Jimmy Rainey Billy Snuggs S. A. Tatllock Charles Warner Francis Waters Joyce Wilson CHARLES DYSON President BILLY MCLEAN Vice-President 'NELLIE JEAN Howr:LL Secretary f Z H- jA8 E85 l0fL6LlfL 64655 ln September, we were strangers in a setting that was new for us. We were confused. The task of learn- ing even our classmates at first seemed endless, for we filled six l'l0ll16I'O0IllSl For the first time, chang- ing classes meant going to a new room and having a different teacher. As the year progressed, however, the newness wore off and wc found ourselves happy to be a part of this big cast. We elected our class officers and our student government representativesg we learned our school song, and we began to feel that we actually belong. As the performance continues, we shall be in readiness for our cues, for minor roles together with major roles are essential in our drama. 50 James Bailey Frances Baldwin Glenn Baldwin Jimmy Baldwin Gail Baucom Mattie Baxley Gladys Bearden Ralph Bellamy Richard Bellamy Barbara Bennett Wilma Blake Eugene Brigrnan lrene Broome Jimmy Brown Bobbie Bryant Geraldine Buckwell Betty Jo Bullard Fay Bullard Martha Faye Bullard Carolyn Burr Billy Cain Shirley Calhoun Jaek Calvert Bernice Campbell Billie J. Campbell Edward Campbell Mary Lee Carter Doris Caulder Catherine Causey Gwen Chappell Ruby Clark Alton Coble Betty Coekman Edna Lou Coekman Sonny Collins Betty Cooke Mayne Cole Cox Viola Cox Dewey Crawford Katherine Crawford Doris Creech Delores Cribbs Esther Croke Lois Croom Barbara Crume Bobbie June Dabbs Charles Davis Margaret Davis Annie Mae Dawkins 3 P86 lflfL8lfL 51 jf' P25 IWLQVL 52 Beulah Dawkins Koy Dawkins Raymond Dawkins Thomas Dawkins Jack Diggs Jerolene Diggs Betty Lou Douthit Pat Dulin Helen Dunn Martha Dutton Charles Dyson Dannie Dyson Buford Edwards Jimmy Edwards Jim Ellerbe Helen Elliot Earl Evans Julia Evans Pearl Evans Miriam Flake Juanita Flowers Dorothy Fox Liston Franklin Doris Gibson Esther Gibson Jean Gibson Jimmy Gibson Joan Gibson lla Goodwin Faye Grant Gracie Grant Nellie Griee Betty Ann Grooms James Grooms Billy Halton .lerry Halton Doris Hamilton Jane Haywood Liddie Hicks Joyce Hogan Mary Elizabeth Hog Jean Howell Lucille Humber Charles Hutchinson Peggy Irvin Betty Ruth Jackson Betty Jenkins Bobby Jones Franklin Kanipe an Vivian Kelly Edward King Catherine Lancaster Jerry Landon Bobby Leak Frank Leak Dorothy Liles Hobby Linton Jesse Long Jimmy Long Maston Long Ruby Long Bobbie Martin Freddie Martin Carol Sue Maske .lean McCormick Margie McDougald Jimmy McDuflie Thomas McDuff1e Jimmy McKinnon Frances McPhail Bill McQueen Annie Pearl Mills Faye Mills Janet Mills Ruby Moore Trucli Moore Skippy Nicholson Frances Norton Sonny 0'Brien Vera Mae Orr Jerry Page Patricia Patterson Shirley Peek Joyce Ann Pegram Reubin J. Pierce Bonnie Fay Player Aileen Poole Della Mae Pope Janis Porter Shep Porter' Katie Powell .loan Quick Joyce Rainwater Sybil Roach Leon Robson Fay Rorie Sara Annette Ross Onia Mae Russell Z7 P815 IWLQVL 53 lx, 25, fi V3 , 83 Faye- Sanford Betty Sauuilers Lilliv Anne Saunders fllytlc- Shaw Mary Lou Slieplu-nl Arthur Simmons lfitlna Singleton Janie-s Slate Juanita Slate .lavk Smith jimmy Smith Kathryn Smith 'IMI Smith Allllif' Ruth Snipvs Katlllt-on Snipes Gloria Snuggs Lola Speight Edith Stevenson Flrnsrsl Stone Gram- Strivklanil Haze-l Stutts Fiantly Swivvgootl Lois Tadlock Charles Tally Shirley Tarlton Hvlvn Cram- Taylor Houston Taylor f:ZiI'lE'l'll Tm-al Rosa Jam' Teal Carlvin The-rrzall Betty Thoinas Eleanor Throwvr .loann Throwt-r Tm-tl 'l'urnag,t- liolrlry lies:-ry Pivk Warlf' Doris Watlkins Barbara Wallavv .lorry Walla1'm' Joe Warnvr Lutline Watkins llilly Mack Wt-hh Burnie Xve-hh Willie- Webb Austin Whitf- liarhara Whitf- 'Nlargarr-t White Donaltl Wiggins .lohngiv Williams Peggy Willoughby Eunice Wilson .lulia Wilson Charles Wrape Martha Yates Rachel Young P95 WLQVL 5 Bobby Allen Earl Allen Reece Anderson Allen Baxley Dale Benoy Betty Benson Franklin Boyette Ethel Brown Paul Bryant Athelene Buckwell Lois Caulder Loyce Caulder Betty Causey Craven Coleman lack Collins Robert Collins Otis Colvin Edith Covington Bertha Cox Douglas Dawkins Donald Deese Doris Denson Billy Dorsett Roy Dunn Wax Qcfnred Annie Ruth Elliot Edward Elliot Dwight Fields Margaret Freeman Billie Garrett Norman Gibson Billy Gordon Edsel Hall Harvey Hall Loyce Hinson Horace Howell Eugene .larrell Fred Jenkins Jenkins ,lohnson Charles Kearse Frank Mills Fred Morse Elizabeth McDonald Billy McLean Charles McLean Billy McRae Eugene Pankey Clarence Parker Bobby Parker .lames Peek 55 Frances Pittman Thomas Ratliffe Donald Richardson Bobby Richey Joe Sanford Donald Self Betty Shelley Grady Shepherd Eleanor Shoe Curtis Skipper Donnie Smith Robert Smith Marshall Swann Mildred Swink Wayne Tarlton Ted Taylor Earl Terry Ernest Wallace jim Watson Thomas West Charles Wilson Dorothy Wilson Lillian Wright Arthur Yates we WALL JZCLQM5 MALlA Afiuzffy . . . aria vs, Q ' 'iff' IH iii., ,I Ei z, E3 EJ if 5 iz it LSQULJQVLLL oalftci EARL LONG CLEGG YATES RICHARD MooRE President Vice-President Secretary COMMITTEE CHAIBMEN Dot Watkins . ,..... . Sanitary Bill Mclntosh . Sanitary Sis7' Garrett . . Grounds Jack Mclntyre , . Tragic HOMEBOOM Rl'lPBl'lSENTATlVES Charlese Allred, Margaret Allen, Jimmy Anderson, Norman .hlilersoiizjanief Bailey, Marvin Broyvnn, Shirley Calhoun, Mary Lee Carter, Dewey Crawford, Pat Dulin, Paul FlYPl'llLll'l, Bonnie balles, Owen lfuney, bis Garrett, Robert Jones, Alvin Levine, Jerry Long. Fred Martin, Carol Sue Mask:-. Hilda Klaske, Polly Nlvllonald, Billy Mclntosli, Billy McKinnon, Billy McLean, Ray Paine. ,lanis Porter, Lloyd Rush, H. B. Smith. Louise Smith. Robert Smith, Mary ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'V ' ' -I l' -. l3'll' W'll' s, Mar'orie Ellen Slrawhridge, Dot Watkins, lilenn Watson, Eleanol Vbelili. lommy West, Margaret Vs nti 1 5 1 iam J Wilson. 58 Students elect their ventral oblicers. The huzzer rings three times and certain stuclenls walk out of class! Whatjs going on? . . . llis Tuesday-the clay for the weekly council meeting whore the student-selected central oll'ice1's, Committee chairmen, and representatives from each room come to- gether to discuss and solve school problems. The Student Council furnishes the huh of activity for R. H. S. ll is ever working for co-operative living and better school, community. and life relationships. sS?lfLC!8lfLf 0U8lf'lfLlflfLQlfLf in ,fdcfion Q V JPN' Cl'll'Z6l1Sl1l'Il rup uwrrrderl varli ye-ar lo most nlllslrllzrlilig citizen. 5flllll'HfS flirefl ll'lIUtI'. 59 Ulm M49 CIIARIJQSIQ ALl.lnf:n y Editor . It starts in September and ends the last of May. Long distance telephone calls, contracts with photographers, press conferences, signing on the mlotteci line. layouts. pictures. vopy. and proofrearling. Wllhereis a stall meeting this afternoon-yes, it will last all afternoonlv . . . HCan't you think of something FRANCES GARRETT original? Assisfanl Evlilor SMH: Gloria Crosby, Ralph Benoy, joan Haywood, Margaret Allen, Lois Collins, Bobbie Bethune, Eleanor Deaver, Catherine Hicks, Betty Faye Lowery, Anne Nichols, Betty Liske. 60 Relax ROBIN H1NsoN Business Manager '4The deadline was last week and itls not in yet . . . MWe'd like to get an informal shot, pleasei' . . . HHOW many subscriptions have we?', . . . 'gWhat about the ads? And, oh yes, the cover-MWhat color will it be?,' JACK MCINTYRE A , I t B . M We, the staff of '49, have had a year of fun and hard work sszsfan asmcss anager on the ROCKET. We sincerely hope you like it. Slaj: Peggy Ellerbe, Robert jones, Bobby Deal, Martha Hutchinson, Charles McBride, Hilda Maske, Joyce Parker. ' Faculty Sponsors: Mrs. Margaret Garrett, Miss Kay Crosland. 61 Ae Em CM Brains. mlifl you say? Oh yes. that and much inorvl These star perforiners have proved their worth hy high greules. uhility to lczul and trustworthy CllElI'ill'l1'l'. Theyim' industrious and active . . . MYes, l'll he glad to help, but first let me finish nicniorizing this cm-yrplopedialij Charli-se Allred . , l 1'esizlv11l Robert jones . . Vice-Pl'esirlcl1L lxliil'gZll'l'l Allen . . Secrclury Alvin Lvviiie . . . Treasurer Miss Kay Croslancl Sponsor Ralph llc-noy. liohhiv Iil'lllllIlC. Cliarlvs liowen. 'hIlll1'lliltllCll. llc-lm-n Carter. l lol'1-live Collins. Marjorie Cox- ington, Mary Hunter Covington, Kitty llavillson. l'll1'ilIl0f D1-uv:-r. lionnis- Cailvs. Rosalyn QLLINIIIP, Catlin-rim: Hicks. Rolnin Hinson. lfrn-:I Hutchineon. Nlartha Hutt-hinson. Rlt'llZlI4ll Nloorf-. filiurlvs Mcllrinlv. 'Mines Pryw. 1- lietsy Reynolds. Dorothy Reynolds. ,Ie-an Slieparil. Louise Smith. Naomi Smith. llot Watkins. lllenn Vllatfon. .lolynne Walls, Marjorie Wilson, Mary Charles Wrapc. 62 xg, U X fVK'N e AA . A a7A8 Cjlflfflflflw 0l'1'L8WL6L 8146 0!,Al'1fLEl I:C6L uYes, I learned how to scramble an egg today. I'm so proud! Now I won't have to feed my e A husband on toast alone! The housewives of tomorrow! The exp rience they are gaming now will be priceless when they become Hstarsw in future homes. X D,x Where's my sewing box? Where's my cookbook? . . . Hurry, girls, you'll be late and you donit want to miss a single cue in this act! Betty McDonald . . . . . President Patty Patterson . . . , Historian Polly Anne McDonald . . Vice-President Martha Dutton . , . Parliamentarian Jean Ellcrbe . . . . . Secretary Peggy Willoughby . . . Song Leader Rose Everhart . . Treasurer Mrs. Gertrude McRae . . Faculty Adviser Betty Adams, Frances Baldwin, Margaret Baxley, Annie Bell Bearden, Margie Bearden, B rbara Jean Bennett, Betty Benson, Musetta Bethune, Wilma Blake, Bettie Sue Brank, Ethel Brown, Athlene Tduckwell, Catherine Buekwell, Geraldine Buckwell, Betty Jo Bullard, Faye Bullard, Martha Fay Bullard, Carolyn Burr, Shirley Calhoun, Billie Joan Campbell, Betty Jo Capel, Iris Carnes, Hazel Carpenter, Betty Jo Carter, Mary Carter, Annie Ruth Caulder, Doris Caulder, Betty Causey, Gwendolyn Chappel, Edna Cockman, Mollie Colvin, Betty Cooke, Mimi Covington, Bertha Mae Cox, Doris Creeche, Lois Croomes, Gloria Crosby, Martha Currie, Miriam Currie, Annie Bell Davis, Margaret Davis, Myrtle Davis, Annie Mae Dawkins, Beulah Dawkins, Elizabeth Dawkins, Mary Edith Dawkins, Nellie Dawkins, Doris Denson, Frances Dobbins, Betty Lou Douthit, Pat Dulin, Helen Dunn, Jeannine Easterling, Anne Elliot, Peggy Ellerbe, Julia Evans, Miriam Flake, Margaret Freeman, Ellen Frye, Lucille Gardner, Jean Garris, Elizabeth Gibson, Esther Gibson, Joann Gibson, Rachel Gibson, Illa Good- win, Betty Ann Grooms, Ola Hall, Eloise Harrison, Margie Hawkins, Joan Haywood, Pat Herring, Liddie Jerrell Hicks, Mary Elizabeth Hogan, Jean Howell, Hazel Hudson, Peggy Irvin, Betty Ruth Jackson, Betty Jenkins, Doris Kelly, Vivian Kelly, Vivian Kirkley, Joyce Knox, Dorothy Liles, Joyce Linker, Betty Lou Little, Peggy Maples, Carol Sue Maske, Mary Meacham, Janet Mills, Ruby Moore, Trudi Moore, Jean McCormick, Eliza- beth McDonald, Marilyn McDonald, Margie McDonald, Pat McKenzie, Frances Mcl-'hail, Helen McQueen, Anne Nichols, Vera Mae Orr, Jerry Page, Betty Parnell, Patty Patterson, Rae Payne, Shirley Peeke, Betty Jo Phillips, Frances Pittman, Della Mae Pope, Joann Quick, Joyce Rainwater, Inez Ramey, Dorothy Rey- nolds, Sybil Roach, Fay Rorie, Annette Ross, Ernestine Russell, Onia Mae Russell, Fay Sanford, Sara Sanford, Betty Saunders, Mary Seawell, Uldean Shaw, Mary Lou Shepard, Wilton Shepard, Juanita Slate, Virginia Slate, Kathryn Smith, Emma Gray Snead, Kathleen Snipes, Gloria Snuggs, Peggy Stankwytch, Grace Strickland, Hazel Stutts, Betty Swink, Lois Tadlock, Shirley Tarlton, Helen Taylor, Colleen Teal, June Teal, Betty Terry, Sue Thompson, Eleanor Thrower, Joann Thrower, Doris Wadkins, Beatrice Watts, Betty Lou Webb, Maurice Webb, Margaret White, Martha Whitlock, Eunice Wilson, Joyce Wilson, Martha Yates, Doris Yates. 63 , 11, - , , . rl X , Qt! X If N4 I r 1 ll! ' ' I I f U ' Ute CAM Angels in white vestmcnts but something else again in school clothes -sglorious bursts ol celestial music or a barber shop quartet strolling across the athletic field. Either way, we like them and find the chorus an indispensable part of our school. Margaret Allen, Janet Anderson, Jimmy Anderson, Norman Anderson, Frances Baldwin, Gail Baucom, Annie B. Bearden, Margie Bearden, Barbara Jean Bennett, Bobbie Bethune, Libby Bolton, Betty Brand, Doris Brown. Marvin Brown, Anne Cadieu. Edward Campbell. Felicia Carter, Catherine Causey, Edna Lou Cock- man, Mollie Colvin. Lois Collins, Mimi Covington, Mayne Cole Cox, Viola Cox. Doris Creech, Martha Currie, Audrey Dabbs, Bobbie Dabbs, Gene Davis, Margaret, Davis, Bobby Deal, Carol Deane, Eleanor Deaver, Jerry Diggs, Pat Dulin, Jean Ellerhe, Peggy Ellerhe, Don Finley, Lentz Franklin, Ellen Frye, Julia Gaddy, Eliza- beth Gibson. Joan Gibson, Bill Goodwin, lla Goodwin, Nellie Griggs, Christine Hall, Geneva Hannah, Jane Haywood. Loyce Hinson. .lack Hord. Barbara Horne, Leslie Horne. L. B. Howell, Lucille Humber, Juanita Humphery, Peggy Jo Irvin, Betty Ruth Jackson, Betty Jenkins, Barbara Jordan, Joyce Linker, Betty Lou Little. Bruce Long, Earl Long, Jerry Long, Maston Long, Ruby Long, Betty Lowery, Joyce Maddox, Peggy Maples, Carol Maske, Hilda Maske, Joan Melton, Carlton Millen, Fred Morse, Forrest McBryde, Joan Mc- Brycle, Betty MacDonald, Billy Mclntosh, Jack Mclntyre, John Mt-Iver, Hughleen McKenzie, Pat McKenzie, Charles M4-Laurin. Helen McQueen, Vera Mae Orr, Jerry Page. Joyce Pegram, Aileen Poole, Della Mae Pope, Janice Porter. Agnes Pryce, Chip Pryce, Betty Ramsey, Polly Robbins, Annette Ross, Annie Mae Russell, Ernestine Russell, Dick Saunders, Uldean Shaw, Mary Lou Shepherd, Virginia Shepherd, Welton Shepherd, Betty Jean Singleton, Edna Singleton, Bobbie Smith, David Smith, Naomie Smith, Gloria Snuggs, Charles Speight, Edith Stevenson. Marian Stevenson, Reece Sullivan, Betty Swink, Lois Tadlock, Shirley Tarlton, Doris Taylor. Helen Taylor. Clarence Terry, Earl Terry. Betty Thomas, Eleanor Thrower, Peggy Turner. Sara lfssery. Doris Watkins. Ludine Watkins. Clean Watson, Jack Webb, Maurice Webb, Joe WVhellis, Martha Whitlock, Betty Yan Whitted, Peggy Wiggins, Bill Williams. Dorothy Wilson, Joyce Wilson, Doris Yates, Joyce Yates. 64 1 w N Chief: Ch arles Twitty Bonnie Gailes Christine Hall Joann McBryde Jean Shepard Oscar Young Alvin Levine Harry Jenkins Richard Moore Poiseggraciousnessfhospitalily, for theylre our oHicial hosts! Did you drop your program from the balcony? A marshal will give you another. Do you want a seat reserved for your grandmother? Talk to a marshal. Who'll decorate the stage for Commencement? The marshals, of course! Will the Seniors trip over their gowns in their haste to get their diplomas? Why no, the chief marshal will lead them down the aisle at a pace befitting their dignity and position. Theylre always on hand on state occasions-theylre diplomaticAthey,re dependable-theyire marshals! 65 ramaficd A loud scream . . . Bang . . . Boom . . . Crash! . . . Gales of laughter . . . resounding applause . . . Who's that sobbing her heart away? . . . Awed silence . . . the tense moment has come . . . Yes, you said itl Plenty of action, work, and fun galore are provided hy our dramatics group and we 10116 itl . . . Once on the stage, the call just gets Min the hloodv and from then on you're there for try-outs, fall and spring . . . Rehearsals. get-togethers, friendly informality, doing the things yould never dreamed you could do . . . all these and more as Wllhe Show goes onfl Mrs. Margaret Garrett . . Facully Sponsor Charlese .Xllre-nl. Ralph Benoy. Gloria Crosby, Carol Deane. Frances Garrett. Rachel Gibson. Joan Hay- wood, Catlu-rinv Ricks, Robin Hinson, ,lack Mclntyre, Anne- Nir-hols, Lloyd Rush. Peggy Simpson, Ted Webb, Ch-gg, Yates, Ilruce Allen, Marilyn Huxley, Bobbie Bs-tlmnv, Autie Carter, Robert Jones, Carl Parker, Dillard Riellarmlson, Hoy Shepard, lra llssery. 66 in-o NilKm,x HY '?'FXT9Ml1'? ,f:I - V . ,,,.., jim Lim! Almost overnight a dream has been realized ---Y Uut of tht- me-dley of hours of pt'ar'tit'e. driws for funds. twirling of hatons in inexperienced hands, and tho overall t-nthusiastit' guidance of the director, has sprung our high school band-a hoost lo morale, a contribution to our com- munity. and the pride of H. H. S. liilly Allen. lflohhy Daily, ,lt-rry llradshaw, Perry llradsliaw, Mayo Capel. Iris tlarnt-s. Xutie- tlartt-r. llvlvn Garter, John Castor. Vernon Collins, Otis Colvin, Pcarson Dawkins. .lf-rry Diggs. Nlark Dunn, llnfortl lftlwartls. George Ellwangc-r, Don Finley, Horace Flowers, Juanita Flowers, Leon Flowers, liilly Garrt-tl. Earl Gattis. llolmhy Goodman, Harrison Gregory, Jann-s Grooms, Sara Hale. Alvin Hamilton. ,linnny Hicks. Hulon Hornt-. Leslie Horne, L. ll. Howell. l.f-slit' Hoylv. lluddy Hughes. Harry ,lt-nkins, Barbara Jordan. Doris Kelly. Pat King. Jerry Landon. Frankie' Landrum, ,lean Liskt-, Maston Long. John lllr.-Xulcy. Harold fXlcl1Intirt-. Gearldine McKenzie, Charles Mclaaurin, Morris lVlol,aurin, George Nt-ill, Billy Nvwsome. Rat- Payne, ,le-rry Ponds, Charles Hivllardson, Dillard Richardson, Sybil Roach. l.loytl Sain. Donald Svarlmorough. Mary ff. Se-awell, Dick St-ssoms. Roy Shepard, Earl Stewart, Ernest Stone, Nlarshall Swann. Houston Taylor. llt-tty Terry. Clarence- Terry, Cliarlt-s Twitty, llc-rnie Webb, .lack We-lwlm, llolulmy Williams. Usvar Noting. 68 T. 11 ,Jlafowe cwmem of America l Saws buzzing, hammers pounding, alert minds and deft fingers busily at work! '4Dad gum it! l hit my finger. . . . N0nly one bean in a whole row came upf, . . . g'Do egg plants give eggs?'7 . . . ul don't know but let's iind outf, . . . Soil conservation, farming facts-these fellows are learning how to keep the backbone of America strong. Robert J ones . . . President H. B. Smith . . Vice-President Neal Hicks , . Secretary S. A. Tadlock . . Treasurer J. L. Baldwin . . Reporter Bruce Allen .,.... Watch Dog lVlr. Raymond Souther . Faculty Adviser Allen Baxley, Everette Blue, Jimmie Brown, Jack Collins, Douglas Dawkins, Thomas Dawkins, James Gib- son, Henry Gilmer, Charles Hutchinson, .lenkins Johnson, Edward King, Fred Martin, Bobby McCaskill, Charles lVlcCaskill, Charles lVlcClean, Mitchell McNair, Eugene McNair, Billy McRae, Bobby Parker, Maness Poole, James Richardson, Charles Sellars, Arthur Simmons. James Slate, J. W. Tadlock, Myers Waddell, Francis Waters, Charles Webb, Bob Yates. 69 3145 riuem 'allels broken down out near Five Pointsln . . . HSure, l'll take another loadlw . . . UI can7t stay after SCh00ltl7ll1 a lius driverw . . . At least sixteen years of age, proud possessors of drivers? licenses and Drivers' Certificate Cards, these dependable lads pass road tests and written examinations. They pilot those huge orange caravans over 430 miles each day and carry a daily load of over 500 aspiring young actors and actresses to play their roles in the drama that is life in Rockingham High School. Come rain, come shine-the buses rnust come tllroughfthe show must go onl Bruce Allen, Everett lllue. Robert Jones, Eugene Mt'Nair. Carl Parker, Maness Poole. Dillard Richardson. liloytl Hush. James Slate. Charles Vllehli, ,lack Vlfelilm. 70 ,Q 14466 .gjoecahng Wide research . . . clear thinking . . . sound reasoning . . . forceful delivery . . . poise . . . lt's interesting to watch personalities grow as they experience more and more of this training. It comes hard at first, but ask anyone who has heen 'Gput through the ropesw and helll tell you it's worth the effort! One of the outstanding speech contests R. H. S. students participate in each year is the na- tional contest sponsored by the American Legion on the Constitution of the United States. Robin Hinson, who Went into the State finals in 194-3. has again won first place and therefore represents the school in the 1949 competitions. Mrs. Margaret Garrett . . Faculty Sponsor 71 JIM ANDERSON RALPH BENOY Editor Associate Editor jig oQ4-CLgAf Marshall and Hal with pockets full of flash lvullrs . . . jimmy Anderson witli a liarried expression . . . S'Where,s that write-up?', . . . How can we get six pages of news on four pagesiw . 4'Somebody do something funny! And hurry! We've got a deadline on Tuesday! Staff: Jim Cole, ,loan Haywood, Betsy Reynolds, Jack Mc lntyre, Bobbie Deal, Patsy Allen, Jeannine Easterling, Mary Ellen Strawbridge, Janis Porter, Jane Haywood, Martha Hutchinson, Betty Liske, Gene Davis, .lack Melntyre, Margaret Baxley. Gail liauvom, Betty Jenkins, Frances Dobbins. 72 CLEGG YATES ELEANOR WEBB Business Manager flssistanzf Business Manager SW Whatls this-the Charlotte Observer? Nolfthe New York Times? No!-it's the Hi- Light, with more startling news, spieier scandal, and-weacl tell you more, but gosh, man, remember that deadlinel Ask us some other time! Staff: Carl Parker, Lloyd Rush, Gloria Crosby, Anne Nichols, Hilda Maske, Peggy Ellerbe, Betty Lowery, Martha Hutchinson, Rachel Gibson. Elizabeth Dawkins, Audrey Dabbs, Edna Hartlec-, Betty Mullonalcl. FACULTY ADVISERS Miss LYNNE HARRELL MR. MELVILLE WARREN 73 vmior- enior anqwef ana! lance 7948 1' um- t'YPlliIlg 93111 yvm' xw turn ashlm' frmn svhnul vlnlllvs zlml lrulmlmle gum ln lusm rsvlvvs ln ll whirl of MlllSIJl'l'lllQ.f sklrls. Kll'f'llPSll'8 lI1llSlI'. and Inns W0 lH'X'l'l' kmwx ruuhl lu' so hanflsmm-! U . . . . . . In 10,10 uc- rexvh-cl lll thx- QIIIIIPHIIQL IIILIUIK' uf thv lllilllliillti llursvshmw- -our fll'S Z' lllllllll'-5l'llllJl' prom mul am l'Xt'IllIl! In-xr-1' In lw furgutten. 74 4 1 Y I 1 I 'x 5 2 I ' 'V ' ' jk iblffblflfl-0L ECOVVLQ6 314558 . . . V it 6.4 Qgw ' V'LIYV:l K K. df' , A. , 1 41' 1 XQQQ' 1, K 'W 1. ' . 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H li R li li R li li H I1 R H H H R H R li R SQAQJML .llb Troy .Hb lille-rlw .llb lli:llI1ll'l .lib Troy .l l.S l'lllv1'lw .llb Clinton .ll.S Sanford .lI.b Clinton H5 l,aurinlmurg .ll.5 Cheraw .llb Wa4l0slmmm1'1m .ll.S llunn .lI.S Lulnlwrlml .lI.S. Laurinlmurg .ll.S. Vvafleslmru .Il.S. Dunn .ILS Sanlorml .ll.S l.umlw1'lun .ll.S. llamlvl 1. George Little 2. Keith CHTPBIHCI' 3. Tad Webb fl-. Billy McLean 3. jack Mcliityn' 6. L. A. Carpenter T. Rolwrt Flake ll. Uwvn G3llCy 9. Steve Ledlietter 1948-4 Q QM' Z?mAefMf ,lu Ann 1V1cBryf1v. limmiv Gailes. Puggy Silnpsmim, 1V1Lll'y 111111 Straw nu 1 lemme 11uwv11. Janet Am1c-rson. Sis1' Garrvtt. 11v1vn Carter. 131 tty 112 6 on lurl jc-an She-phercl, Marilyn Baxley. 7 Dev. 13 11.115 15 Troy , 15 R.11.S. 12 lfllerlw Jan. T 11.115 IT 1131111111 10 R.H.S 19 Troy 12 1111.5 20 1111:-1'1Jv 14 R.H.S Clinton 18 R.lI.S Sanford 21 R.II.S Clinton 23 R.H.S Laurinlvurf-' 23 R.H.S Cheraw 1'1t'11. 1 R.H.S Wac1es11c11'1p fl R.H.S Dunn 11 R.1I.S Lunlbertun 11 R.lI.S. Laurinburg 15 11.11.S. WadGS1J11l'1r 18 R.H.S. Dunn 21 R.H.S. Sanford 23 R.ll.S 1.,U1H1J0l'1Ull Mar. 1 R.ll.S. 118111101 82 l. HUlllli0i1HilCS 2. Ne-llis' jvau Howvll fi. Mary l'1lll'l1 Strawbridgc 11. Ruse Evcrhart 5. ,Ianvl :Xml01's011 6. 515 ifarn-tl 1. P4-ggy Sillllliilbll Z?mQMf Of 1948 84 E. R. Simmons Jack Mclntyre George Little . . , Robert Jones ,... Bruce Howell Gaston Cox ,.... Richard Moore Jerry Long .... Bert Watts , . . Li-Qdm ....S.S ,. .,2nd ...,3rd ..,4..1st ....R.F ..,.C ,NLC Billy McKinnon Owen Ganey. . Reece Sullivan Leslie Hoyle, . . Billy Watkins , . . . . . Junior Soloman Bobby Russell Harry Jenkins Richard Moore i..,P MMP Outfield Outfield Outfield . lnfield . Infield In baseball the Rocks had a moderately successful 1943 season with the chief setback being lack of experience. The Rocks reached the conference play-off, but bowed to a powerful Sanford team which went on to the state finals. A lack of hitting power was one of the chief factors that kept the team from being a completely successful club. This fault, however, is expected to be remedied by a year's experience at the plate. All in all, the ,418 Rocks were a well-rounded, hard-working team which provided many thrilling games for anxious fans. R.H.S.... R.H.S.,.. R.H.S.... R.H.S... R.H.S..... R.H.S..,. R.H.S.,.. R.H.S..,. R.H.S.... R.H.S..,, R.H.S.... R.H.S.... R.H.S... R.H.S.... R.H.S..,, R.H.S. 7. .SZAQJMA GJLC! .gbored 12 .,,..11 ., 2 7 2 5 11 2 7 ..,.,12 8 2 9 .,...11 1 Mt. Gilead . . . Troy .,., Ellerbe . . Troy .... Beaunit .... Lumberton , Wadesboro . Sanford ,.,.. Laurinburg . . . Hamlet ,..... Lumberton , Sanford ..... Laurinburg , . . Wadesboro A . . Hamlet ..., Ellerbe ,. lidfricf pfag-oy R. H. S. 2 Won ll Sanford 10 Lost 6 0 5 3 6 3 O 7 2 3 7 4 ... 6 2 2 lftlf' KAQQPLQJQP5 Twirling skirts, flashes of orange, a rhythmic trumpet-vitality that spills straight from those whirling dervishes right into the granclstancl and roars back in a hurst of cheers that pushes the Black and Gold straight to victory! Who could help yelling? Theygre vitamin pills on legs! Theyare our cheerleaders! Marilyn Baxley, Bonnie Gailes, Sis Garrett, Christine Hall, ,loann Haywood, Anne Nichols, Ethel Poole. ,lim Stancil, Ted YVehlJ, Cl1arley', Wrape, ,lack Webb. f 86 jhe Kurlain ill 5 The curtain r'ngs down to a burst of applause for a drama that has been heart-warming in both its serfousness and gaiety. The storyls told-'the plot is unraveled to the very end. We join in the happy babble of voices and add our applause to the demand for one more curtain call-one more lifting of the maroon velvetfone more chance to creep back into those enchanting roles-one more postponement of the moment when the spell must be broken and We must return to reality. We blink for a moment in the glare of the house lights and try in vain to extricate our- selves from the threads of that plot which has held us captive for so long. The crowd is moving out now-the aisles are filled4but the illusion persists. The atmosphere of the play clings to us, the words of the actors ring in our earsgthe play is over, but we will never be quite the same. We've lived for awhile in another World and that World will forever be a part of us. Cass of 749 The classes come and the classes go From the dear ole school of mine, But I'll always remember and love the best - The class of '49, For I am a part of that dear ole class, And it is a part of meg The past is goneg the present, hereg And the future yet to be. Classes have come anrl classes will come To the clear ole school of mine, But the spot that is nearest my heart, I hold For the class of 219. With our hearts beating' fast and our heads helrl high Anfl a spirit that never flies, We carriefl our banner: Act well your partg There all the honor lies. Ah: Well I remember the things we flifl. Our ambitions were high and fine, Anrl as I remember I love even more The class o f '49. Yes . . . the classes come and the classes go From the flear ole school of mineg Yet 1'll always cherish and love the best The class of '49, MARGARET ALLEN 87 Qoikgwe The setting is the same . . . the stage props are exactly as we left them . . . the time is only twenty-four hours later. Everything is serene. Yet there is a memory-a mingling of footsteps, laughter, happy voices-a memory ringing throughout the halls, in the auditorium, in the class rooms. Something never to be forgotten. Suddenly our minds Hash back to the bright September morning four years ago when we first became a part of this large cast. How important it seemed. What wonderful things were ahead! We were Freshmen at Rockingham High School. We were char- acters in this drama which was to last four well-spent years. We began our work- the usual organization of homerooms, the election of ofiicers, changing classes. We began to get the feel of all that went on in this performance. We belonged! . . . Yes, in a few brief minutes we relive our past. Everything comes back to us. We remember the first time we received an award for athleticsifootball, basketball, or baseball. And our first Junior-Senior Banquet-how utterly thrilled we were! We lived in a mad whirl of making invitations and favors, planning the menu, practicing the entertainment, and decorating the gym. And wasn't it beautiful! And the Senior plays-the odor of grease paint, powder, and cold cream, the signing of programs and playbooksg the butterflies before making your first entrance, the warm feeling upon realizing the play is a success. We remember how eager we were to read the first edition of the Hi-Light each year. What pleasure it gave each of us to see his name in print! The Annual-even now we smile when we think of the different colors it was supposed to have been. Then there were the pep rallies in chapel every Friday morning, and the snake dances before the most important games of the year. But most of all, we remember the hilarious shouts of joy when we learned we had passed our exams. . . . Now we stand in the same place we have stood so many times before-under the clock in the hall. We move slowly to the Senior homerooms, from Mrs. Carrett's to Miss Croslandis. Only now they are not here to congratulate us for a fine piece of Work or to correct us when correction is due. Nor is Miss Finley seated at her desk to extend a helping hand or to give an encouraging smile. The sighs of yesterday float through the halls, and we find that we cannot speak. Our voice will not obey our command. Our throats refuse to let one sound escape. Yes, the setting is the same-but it is no longer our setting. And the stage props are exactly as we left them-but they are not for our use. For we have given our last performance, we have made our final curtain call. Now we are graduates of Rocking- ham High School. Now we must leave this stage and find a new one. We will never again all be cast in the same production, but in separate ones. We will use the knowl- edge that has been passed on to us from our most capable directors, we will take our parts in the drama of everyday life, and we will act our parts well. 88 Ah Y W X E, A vf .Qu Aopreciafion I i The sponsors of any play are indispensable individuals. We, of Rockingham High School, have had unusually interested and generous ones. A '6Sure, I'll huy an adf, This spirit has assured the publication of our 1949 ROCKET, the playbill of a hit performance. For you, our sponsors, we, the cast, join with the audience in a hearty round of applause! 90 157' 5.-gc vi .' 41 , . :':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':': ' :CZ ZF ..,.... . . . , -'! .g.'Z'I'I'I-I'Z-I-I'I'I'I- 9529 .:. :T -Ji?-iq A ,,. ..-:r:51EI:-115122E2EfE2- Q, If-32' ' 322:21f:1:l:3:3:3:i:1:i:l Lf :Riffs C ..':-:-:4:,:-:3:3:?:5:f ' A 'ET' 5.54415 Nm.,-.5.g:g:gf5:1:::g:i5:-2' , f E ?aQ'?-fl -5' .-.-7-:-:f:5:5:f:f:1:?:1:2:f:1:5:1 'L' 'S , . RQ- if -:-:-:-:-:4:':-:':-:-:-:-:4:-:-:-' f ' ' . -1. 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S 6 17 2?ze2sf52i2iiiizififiiii' f sa P x ' ...... ,.... . ...,.... o W 'WMM Q o , , '..:.:1gf11i'Q1j.4,f:1'f9?i53i!SS?9ii32555s55552si3?s2s?3is5sE Q YOU CAN STlll BUY ON THE SAME EASY TERMS Q o ---YOU MUST 8 o o o Q o 0 .ACOOOCDIIOOIOIOOOOQOO00000900000' 91 FA M o u s Q McCaskill Furniture and Oil Company Complete Home Funushmgs Distributors Atlantic Gas and Oils Lee Tues it Telephone 234-J East Rockingham North Carolina 92 ,Ala ffnm Fur nitu re Cfllllllil ny fl? V1 duergfhrag ju jurnifnre Rockingham North Carolina 93 A. L. COCKMAN Distributor of Good Gulf Gasoline-No Nox Kerosene Gulf Pride Oil and Leak-Parsons Company Wholesale Groceries East Rockingham North Carolina 94 Besf Wishes of wif wif wiv ik RUCKINCHAM SUBURBAN BUS LINES Operafors of WADESBCRU TRANSIT CCMPANY HAMLET COACH CUMPANY NIUNRUE CCACH CUMPANY SHFIE IUHHUFHCTUHIHG CQIUPHIWY f yWlfYfVlf1f!!lflC7f1f1fl l1l ,5 U! C oHon Goods ,MAO MANUFACT URING C0lVl PANY Il0lTKlNlillANl . . . N0llTll CAIIIILINA 97 gongrafnfufionj unc! MM IMAJAQ5 T O EA C H OF Y O U WOOD'S 5 8m 1Oc STORES V119 AWL GNL? O! QERILTEEEQ Xi LET NORTH CARO SIDNEY'S GRILL Sooner Or Later Your Rendezvous -:- TEXACO PRODUCTS -:- FAYETTEVILLE ROAD EXTENSION ROCKINGHAM, N. C. Compliments of THE UUTLET STORE R0r:ki11g'l1an1,s Biggest Lillie Slow IANII McNtIll IIIIMPANI Internatimnal Harvester Farm Iflquipment and Trucks HLLEITS SERVICE STHTIOU Rockingham. N. C. l'lTY IVIABKET 110 South Lee Street RUCkIIlgI1tlll1. N. C. lll. T. CUVIIIGTUII Hllll CUHIPHIIY Coffon Buyers And Classers For Mills ROCKINGHAM NORTH CAROLINA Sonoco PHQDUCTS Compmnv The Soutl1's Only GLASSINE MANUFACTURERS ik For Protective Paclcagin U GLASSINE PAPERS ROCKINGHAM NORTH CAROLINA IOO COMPANY, I N00 RPURATED CINNIS MUTUR Sales -:- Service LINCOLN + MERCURY + FORD TRACTORS + uxuvex +FORD R fKxvI0'II if i I 5? f- 2? E 1, 21:5 ' . ?T5Ci 5 J 21 ' ' ' 3 xxwfes I I I ,MW I i I Body Repair ROCKINGHAM, NORTH CAROLINA ker Servic Wrec PHONE 139 6 UNT II I C I'I m U U D C O The Bank Of Friendly Service ik NORTH CA Y BHIWI4 ROCKINGHAM-ELLERBE, a ce C rpo at o Mem bers Of Fede ral Depos't I s 101 DELU ECLEHIWEHS Rockingham's Largesf And Leading Cleaners PHONE 93 ROCKINGHAM, NORTH CAROLINA S M I T H Rockingham Ice Company 9 rving Ruvkinghanm Since V227 Dodge uml Plymouth Cars Ive Manufacfurm Dodge ,lulr Rated 'l'ruf-ks Cnul Dealers l'hum' T6 Rockingham. N. C. Telephone 244 107 PENEGAR Moron COMPANY fHdSlll0llilQ 4 Pnnlizu' C Nl C Trucks ik' Phone 98 Rockingham. N. C. Cmnplinmnts uf Bnstowl ug Company Phone 105 ROCkiIlQ.'IhHHl. N. C. QM UIPARTMI T STUHE Correct Merchandisv all haw Prices South Lev Street Rockingham. N. C. EGUNDMY Auro suPPLv '4011 Tha' SIIIIIIITH' Wm-stinghousv Flzllvs :mil SPI'Vil'P Huvkirlgrhann. N. C. I.. C. Maskc' Phone M II na ge r 63 Cnlzyvffkmvlzr of LED B ET T E R MANUFACTURING COMPANY INCORPORATED !Ifl2111ufa1clWm' of COTTON YARNS SOUTH UNION MILLS ROCKINGHAM, NORTH CAROLINA ll. T. 0DOM Sewi D BENNETT ng Machine II Remnant Shop Cotton and Pie-Ce Goods - Tlrmls - Tubes Washillg - F ' S -0 on All Makes II 315 I I I' kl St I I' ll H I R k I1 N C R k I1 N I 104 BIIIVS IIIPHIIIIIIIIII SIIIHI . . QUALITY IIT REI-ISUIIIIBLE PRICES . . Always Glad To Serve You! Complete Boys' Department f- Second Floor Junior Girlsl Department e-A Second Floor Rovkinghanm North Carolina WAIKIIII-IIAIIII MUIUIIS H H Y9S INCORPORATED Clothes of Charm Chrysler g Plymouth Sales 1 Service ik RUCIiIIlgIlilIIl IIoteI Building Phone 23I Phone 172 Rorkinghaln. N. C. Rockingham. N. C. 105 Look For Tomorrow In Your Plans For Today RIBHMIJNIJ CUUNTY Building 8. Loan Association Rockingham. North Carolina CU LEM AN SUPER SERVICE STATION - SHELL PRODUCTS - East Washington Street Rockingham, N. C. Compliments of OWL? if Qlfli if Qualify Clothing For Men Tvlophoiw 345 Opposite Courthouse Hot-kingham, N. C. 106 i HUME NUVEETY UU., INU. 'Spam ul - Blanket - ilu-iii Electric Appliance Vine-tlan Blind w Curtain Floor Coverings l1lRuk1nh1niN C EA URUUVINUTUU EURNITURE CUIUPANT ik Phone li R mkin ham TN C CQPOAWQ Power R light Company ll ckm hfun N C THE HUB DEPARTMENT STURE OuffiHers For The Enfire Family 'N uth T Shut I lu nc 5 m li flilll ham W C Richmond Supply Company Complete Line of Paints Wallpaper. Home Supplies Asphalt and Ruhher Floor Coverings lnsulation Near Seahoard Depot Phone 543-,l Rockingham. N. C. Rest Wishes From RQSES -10-251: STORE HAITUIIYS First with lim l,f1lI?Sf,, llovkinghaln. N. C. Compliments of T. C. Hollowell Wesfern Aufo Associafe Sfore Rockingham. N. C. Best Wishes of E. ll. llllS llllllllllll South Lee Street Rom-kinghani. N. C. WATSUN KING CUMPANY Funeral Directors 304 li. Franklin Street lioukingham. N. C. Compliments of The PALACE BARBER SHOP HIIIIKINIIHAM FURNITURE CIIIVIPANY 53? B111 Lou 171111111561 RULklflr,hdlIl N L LUPTON HARDWARE COMPANY C eneral Hardware 140 South lu Street Rutklnglmlll IN C GlllIS NIIIIIIH IIIIMPANY Studebaker Sales Svrvive Phum 611 Rlilklllbhdlll N C Host Wishes To The Class of 749 nocluuaunm BARBER SH UP Vernice Beauty Shop Hack of the Post Uftioo ll Pluzses us lo Plfasn You Phone 194 Best WlSllt'S frum J. PICKETT LEAK IAYl0R HAIIIII REPAIR Hamlin Salvs and Rvpuirs Rockingham, N. C. W. 0. McDONALD l,rm-e-rlvs Ruvkinghum. N. C. Sfmflwmfm CUNSTRUUTIUN COMPANY Rockingham Branch r11i l!'l!h0llK' 321 fIllVIHllIOIl'S AIIIUCU Tirvs and Batterin 5IlHOIIlZlIlg lfxpm-rl, Lubrication Washing Vhum- 62 Hum-kingham. N. CI. 'El 1'll4' four!!! n arid m nfslnunnnl Smifhk JEWELRY COMPANY 118 South Leo Struct Rockingham. N. C. James W. McKenzie and Son General Merchandise TELEPHONE- COUNTY 2302 CORDOVA, NORTH CAROLINA Smifh's AUTO PARTS li. Franklin Street Rockingham, N. C. Best Wishes THE TAIl0IlHl SHIIP Rockingham feed Store Phone 605 119 W. Washiiigtori Sire:-t Rockingham, N. C. Best Wishes Carolina Standard Corp. Lumber - Building Material Mill Wfmrk Phnne 4T3fuThc Lumber Number - Rockingham, N. C. Host Wishes to the Seniors of 1949 1. n. nn nnnn nnnnnnv We hope you will continue to call on us in the future for your drug and fountain needs Rockingham Phone 20 North Carolina 5 GIWIIJ IWL 0 VL ln 0 r. Reid T. Garrett 0 Seniors of 194-9 Congratulations In the Future, Protect your Property and Valuables With Insurance It Pays RICHMOND Insurance 81 Realty Company Insurance of All Kinds Rockingham. N. C. 112 COMPLIMENTS OF BEHUIIIT IAIIILLS INCORPORATED Hzgb Grade Knz'Il1'1Izg Ymfm AN D ROCHIIIGH H ITI IUEFIVIIIG DIVISION IM'HVL'KIA gf Ylzvfilu Fabrziiv Rockingham Funeral Home Ambulance Service Phone 260 0 H. H. Leavitt g Raymond Marks The SURE CUMPANY Wh1llPS3ll? Groceries Hockinghani, N. C. C ff? QZBWQ lNsunANcE AGENCY 0 Richmond Theatre Building Rockingham, N. C. Whmiii you Think of Flowers Think of HIHSIIIE HIIRIST 9 Rockingham. N. C. Compliments of liable Ilair Products 0 For a High Standard of Quality 'Look for the Coble Green Ovalv 4 II. 111.1300111111111 HIIII CIIIIIPHIII FURNITURE IIND CLOTHING 4 THE STORE OF FRIENDLY SERVICE 4 TELEPHONE 81 ROCKINGHAM, NORTH CAROLINA 115 BOB'S CLEHHERS QUALITY CLEANERS 4 TELEPHONE 422 ROCKINGHAM NORTH CAROLINA Best Wishevs, Honkm ham H1511 Meet your Friends and lfnjoy Yuursolvvs at lhv GLASS ROLLER RIN K AND Un Route No 14 Um llllll ca 1 of Rflfklllbhdlli on Hamlet Road Phone 904 W I fullf ATIEIIIFPIL 116 6017170 Alilfllyfj of J. E. HAY-VVQQD, INC HAYWQQD PEANUTS Look for fhe Name and fhe Color of fhe Bag 5 S 1112 Rockinghaln. North C l PEE DEE OIL COMPANY Disiribufors of Shell Products Minor T. Hinson. Manager Rockingha N C Telephmw 300 117 'EEi:XlS'3iEF 23 PAEEERSUN EUHNIEURE IIIIMPANY JESSE P. PHIEEIE Complefe Home Furnishings GENERAL CONTRACTOR Watson Heights R crc: kingham, N. C. Q Ph crll 0 920-J Complimenfs of IIIHRJHIEIES BEHUTY SHQP 0 PHONE 515-J FAYETTEVILLE ROAD ROCKINGHAM, N. C. H8 0, bw: al X 'M 1 i women s wean' , X R N t if 77 Nf Y'Yl Vi I N h odfdl wewl l -' YYlen'6 wean 6 Tannow gObfl1C6 'I vu.l.zw 'X Q exe X -i'l'O5i2!l.9. 00029 ofzwaz l wafli Elia OM . . The production of better type fabrics has grown to tremendous proportions in the South. Paralleling this outstanding progress made by the textile industry has been the resultant higher standard of living. Burlington Mills is proud to be a part of this progress . . . proud of the fact tht this Company has invested millions of dollars in the future of the South. By ever- expanding its own production, Burlington is contributing to the rapid increase in business activity-the yardstick of prosperity. For economic stability, Burlington main- tains a program of financial soundness, reflected in its net worth of over 3B100,000,000. Q Through this extensive program for economic prog- ress, Burlington Mills' 83 plants have been able to pro- duce the best possible products at the lowest possible prices. These quality fabrics are truly woven into the life of America. That's why over 28,000 employees are going forward with Burlington Mills. E b fgwm STEELE PLANT xx Unit of S11-W-Q B 1- Mau will la lil ur mfilon 1 S U 4 pl 'tg -.H Wo-ven mio zlze O Life afAmer1ka '0 X l Executive Offices . GREENSBOR0, N. C. JT.-Z gCLb LLC5 Q01 Hue, Home Maker af W'0mPn,s Wear Fabrics 0 M0ll,S Wear Fabrics 0 Deraralive Fabrics 0 Colton Piece Goods and Yarns o Hosiery 0 Ribbons 'II9 Nu. s, 'V . Que- K A' ll QQ C I V1 9 Q1 'Wi Q v Z, 2 ' if , rg.. - .I M 4 X -K 'ji 's. QE .4 r X e v 'fig Q7 I . . . l... IFE'S fullest moments are ahead . . . in thrilling enjoyment of your own home . . , in entertaining your friends. And, gleaming on your table, your Gorham Sterling forever symbolizes your taste, your hospitality, your gracious way of life. x f 2 'Nl l r f are X, ll -99135 l N i 451' if ,S , l e.., Y Q gill .Q-as ln 3,-gb X Q Nga fb , 01262125 Rifle ll li STERLING aw gl, . lilly li XY Oi l ff xr, -air A Q ly. wx z Comm' Cuni1L.fLMA goli.nA:4 CLCEILMAML Goamsvu B f2'f,'2f, Cgiinoi S siimiom Gkszsfziol F Kmslligo Price include: Federal Tax, and if for one Nou-ulliug Q , Come in and register your sterling 'pattern for the convert' ience of your gift- burrhasing friends. l. R. HHMS 8 Sll Your Jeweler Since 1912 ROCKINGHAM, NORTH CAROLINA 120 PEE DEE TEXTILE COMPANY Qualify Coifon Fabrics Since 1874 ROCKINGHAM, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of Alex Ml:llueen's Store HKat McQueen, Manager Jim McQueen. Assl. Managvr Q 613 North Leo Street Rockingham, N. C. Phone 561 LEDER BROTHERS DEPARTMENT STORES g'Sl10p Will: Confdellce arm' Wear Will: Pridff' 5 Rovkingham, N. C. Rest Wislies to Class of I949 from GENES CLEANERS Quality Cleaning 3 Hour Service 4 900 IC. Washiilgtrmrl Sl. Rockingham, N. C. Rest Wislies from SMITH SERVICE STATION Ann anocenles 702 Fayetteville Road A Friend YATES GROCERY 'GA Well Fell Family ls a Contenlefl Onew Groceries f- Meats 4 Feeds 210 E. Franklin St. Rockingham, N. C. Blake-Bowles Furniture Go. The Store of Courteous Service Pearl St. Phone 936-J ROCKINGHAM, N. C. Compliments of Norwood 8i Baxley Motor Company 4 Rockingham. N. C. Herman G. Seawell Real Estate Sales - Appraisals - Rentals 'gif ifs Real Eslale we have it, will get it, or ifs not for sales' Rockingham, N. C. ,giaalzarry FYNEIIAI. IIIINIE Amlmulance Service Phone 145 Rockingham, N. C. Compliments of Inf GIAMIIII sum' Rockinghznn, N. C. W. and H. CLOTHING CC. HQu.ality ami Style Rockingham, N. C. I Best Wishes To Class of '49 from Mac:k's Garage Rockingham, N. C. RICHMUND CUUNTY JUURNAI Every Monday and Thursday Journal Stationery Store School and Office Supplies and Printing Compliments of Thomas H. Leaih 0 Compliments of RICHARDSON'S ELECTRICAL S E R V I C E 0 Phone 243 Rockingham, N. C. Complimenfs of elodi- 6 on BOTTIQING l'0lVll'ANY of ll0l'KlNGllAlVl 407 W. WASHINGTON ST. + PHONE 461 + ROCKINGHAM, N. C, Best Wishes from Reece-White Grocery Co M 81 T GONTRAGTO RS' Q Fu .1 ev S , S E c E, I N 0 ' ficrm-klilljglllanlfrgitll. Q Besf Wishes fo fhe Seniors of 1949 P. O. Box 447 Rockingham. N. C. A FRI E N D 124 Best Wishes HUDSON SHOE SHOP 6 O WEBB'S ESSO SERVICE Atl 'lv Tl H k h N L Battvrivs - Acczessurivs Complinlenls of S. HANCOCK E. S. Rogerson and No- 1 Ruhanen Road Q 4 R lx h A C R lx h IN C Complimenfs of THROWER ELECTRIC CCMPANY :ik GENERAL ELECTRIC AND UNIVERSAL APPLIANCES PHONE 11 ROCKINGHAM, N. C. w. J. mnowzn w. c. YOUNG 125 Nil Q 45' Q , wg f T rwaQ,f,Qf:.4 . ' fl r -fi1i1ii3i'v: , BFA K 1- 2 ' XNQ if S , W , f , -lp, ,, . Z i ui 1 .5 40 ,, X ig ' ff' 'l i g-'B ,fll -, ff li X v uf: 4 it in I ,K , W i W T i l ll yi ll' L I, J! X9 i l I jf L OWN me , , LOVEUEST 5 ll it 'N L-m a. li' HY T p , YOU R C i a , - N -11' we nf: - ...... 1 W' ,. 'f H Jlilf Q 42.31,-'f , 0 fb 1 ' HW 7 Q! eu J 05 IN T its 5165i V ,ff ' INTERNATIONAL Breath-taking in its loveliness, International SterIing's Wild Rose 'H pattern is an exquisite example of beauty and workmanship. Visit us and see for yourself the jewel-like perfection of this Ei I dazzling latest sterling pattern in f both flatware and holloware. You'll want to own it. ?f 'f f' Z Rockingham, North Carolina l 128 PRINTED BY LASSITER PRESS INC CHARLOTTE N C 1 ,+...1 r-. 1 I I 1 rf? 'XX iq' ! ' ', 1 yif Q 4' ll V , 4 Y . gif- ' Bb f x .f 5 fl, jp Q jj ' 5 - .r 0- fy!! . q V I, ,K 1 Y' A V , L y . 1-X V. ,1- A X K I N 't J X 4- ' A N X .. -. N 'X ,U Wk .M xxx .,v 1 K. , S. 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