Rockingham High School - Rocket Yearbook (Rockingham, NC)

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J. W. Tadlock Bm driver . . . eary going . . . rourleous . . . football fan . . . farmer. Clarence Terry Giver tba! Jax down tbe conn- lry! . . . lall'n barbfnl . . . laugbf a lot . . . blurbes . . . fonrleoax. Charles Twitty Pbilly . . . broa-a-d Jboul- derr . . . forever Jrniling . . . .rquare Jbooter . . . Hi, Senorlu Billy Watkins Belly Rae . . . genial . . bafbful grin . . . girl :by . . well liked. Martha Whitlock Mot . . . energetic . . . lower a big lirne . . . He'5 .rome Jweell . . . wide eyed ex,l7reJ.rion. Marjorie Wilson Booly . . . friendly . . zealom . . . inzenre . ingerzzoax. Carl Terry Barbful . . . lanky . . , intenz exprenion . . . bidden rnircbief . . . reriom. Don Todd Cool , . . red breerber . . . bep ral . . . e11erybody'J pal . . . Yeab, man! Calvin Ussery Cal . . . well informed . . . ouzrlanding abilities . . . Fm no good al lalking, bu!- ff Il foe. Eleanor Webb Webby . . . doeJn'l mir! a lrifk . . . fasbion plale . . . How do you rpell- . . gigglef. Peggie Wiggins Sparkling brown eyef . . . lookr ar if rbe knowf a ferret . . . earner! . . . poirea' and Jelf porrersed . . . mind: ber rnanizerr. Oscar Young 0rcie . . . Lel'J bane a party! . . . Come on, Cuz, lel'J cn! a rug . . . I2'll do fly-five! . . . popular.

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Polly Robbins Mac . . . here today, gone tomorrow ..., sharp clothes . . . rreu' rut . , . dimples. Charles Sellars Lanhy . . . tease . . . Miss Tolherfs boy . . . How'd you get of dass? . . . temper. jean Shepard Shep . . . deadpan expres- sion . , . literal minded . . . fredulous . . . Really? jimmy Smith Earthquake . . . roguish eyes . . . always laughing . . . Now ain't that right? . . . English student from way hath, Gray Snead Gray . . . always happy . . . outspoken . . , never meets a stranger . . . Ain't it the truth? Gladys Stutts Glad . . . school spirit plus . . . hlase . . . Rubenstein, II . . . rapahle leader. Joyce Saunders Smart . . . model A's . . quiet . . . Where's Pat? . . Blondie, Uldean Shaw Dean . . . hig hrown eyes . , . talhatizfe . . . fontagious laughter . . . Mrs. Dix's stand- hy. Aline Smith Smitty . . . one man gal . . . good friend . . . Have a doughnut . . . millions of friends. Louise Smith Blondie . . . brains she hasn't used yet . . . peaches and rream romplexion . . . pensive . . . inaudihle uoite. jacquelyn Stanley far . . . witty . , . pretty . . . eyes that swallow you . . . Have you got your English? Betty Swink Rootie . . . hard on a car . . . rheerful . . . neat . . . My goodnesslu

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Mary Charles Wrape Charley . . . author in the making , . . pretty ax a picture . . . Long time no fee . . , dainty dixh. NOT PICTURED Lentz Franklin CZGL66 poem Slowly the rninatef are tirking awayg The tirne of oar liver if fleeting. W'e're Jtepping into another dayg A new horizon we're greeting. The minatef, the hoary, the dayf, and the yeary Have all too Jwiftly flown, And mingled with laaghter are trafef of tearx AJ we realize there nrornentf are gone. We fought each hattle and conquered each fearg W' e fhared all oar joy and forrow. United we ftood from year anto yearg United we'll face the tornorrow. U ndaanted we'll move foward a Jhining light- The light which rnarkf Jneeeff. Unerring we'll walk in the pathr of rightg To the world we'll ojjfer oar heft. And now we don the rap and gowng Oar Jheepfkinf we receiveg And now we lay oar ftadief down, And .radly we lake oar leave. Bat the Clan of '50 never can .fever Oar hearty from the Jehool where yon jind ny, For the Jandf of time will hold forever The footprintf we leave hehind nf. MARY CHARLES WRAPE 27