Rockingham High School - Rocket Yearbook (Rockingham, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1951 volume:

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The haunt- ing refrain tugs relentlessly at your consciousness until we meet once more in the auditorium, and, heralded by a burst of eight hundred voices, the school year flings open like a welcoming door, behind il the high excitement, the kindling anticipation, the so many things to do. e are caught up by the infectious notes of the Black a Gold , and, borne along on the waves of its rhythm, we nt siastically join forces with hundreds of fellow students 2 d faculty members as we begin another year and become a rt of the bustle and activity that is so typical of Rocking- am High. And as we go about our daily tasks, the background music th : s an endless accompaniment- If you fight for black nd gold, you're from Rockingham High. Wfe hear it in the pound of running feet as R. H. S. scores another touchdown, in the clatter of the typewriter keys as the Hi-Light makes its deadline, in the click of the shutter as one by one we take the pictures which will record in the Rocket a year of our lives. The refrain swells and repeats itself as our band marches down the field with pulse quickening rhythm-a rhythm that is pick- ed up and underscored by the twirling skirts of the majorettes and by the IWISIS and turns of the cheerleaders' bodies. 1 n 0 ss S f But no music can be played entirely in the treble clef. Sifting in and out of the melody are the more somber notes- lf you stand up for the right, you're from Rockingham High , and we find that the refrain is made deep and meaningful through the efforts of our student government association, through well organized classroom activities, and through the constant efforts of the administration to make our high school the best in the state. The theme of the Black and Gold remains the same, bu the modulations are many and varied as the music shifts and of our accomplishments. It drifts into a minor key when w give up before a job is finished, surges into a crescendo of triumph when the council reports a problem solved, and take on the vibrant tone of an organ when we pray, Let the words changes to match the mobility of our moods and the diversitftbax X X X N. S ,X Y If ff. X of my mouth and the meditations of my heart-. XX X X The staff of the 1951 Rocket for you the true meaning of your school song. We have tried to translate into pictures the grace notes of happiness, the bass chords of sobriety, the crescendos of victory, the diminuendos of defeat, the sharps, the flats, and the general harmony of your life in Rockingham High School. As you turn these pages, we hope there will come to you a deeper realization of the privileges and responsibilities which await you if you fight for black and gold. has attempted to interpret ...-- ,af iii...-ff 14 I X i rf f X 1: X 1 Qi ' li: if 4' J , 1 if , ,V f ff 4, fe iii' -1 T2-'FIV 'wtf 1 ' l iigiiif - fAf+1 f:Qi, s',iE3, rw? ew -34922 7. W i KLM fl 1' I' - fi ' ' 1 F? ii ,, ,E iff 5: - -- V - H sg gijgaefag 251-,.yi:', ,. - f:, A,1'5gE1g if ,ifrf i iiiffai A 335.3 2 fa, iimrzs K M, A fp, ...S 525719: Wil 7 iri'w:1 .ii My WW' 2 . -gp, DEDICATIO Her personality embodies the zest and pep of her marching hand. She has the efficiency of dozens, dis- cipline at her fingertips, and a sense of humor to match it all. Her contributions to Rockingham High have been many and varied. In two short years she has built our band into one of the top ranking organizations in North Carolina and has won for herself the love and respect of the entire student hody. We dedicate this, our 1951 Rocket, to Mrs. Theo Smith as a gesture of appreciation to one who has made school spirit a living force in our high school. N 1 A H 5- . 'vy,,. 5 ,-iy imb. AQ Q .f , 1 H, ' ' '1.:,,, ,,f::::. 142,-m ., W ' x 's ' his , gn ,w.1a.,4Ms- h . ffxr Q.-.f i ls Q: if , , i w ., ' N 'x , L., , Y 5, X , , .. 3 '4 Mu:-T4 :Y-. 4 ., XR , 3 Avx ia vt V gk-. WAC ., .L ,yr gklrull- 1- Q M W Mx.-my, 1, W ,,! ff. we f. 1' 1 4 X-4-194.3 gg,-X ws' K k 5'-k m, '21, V ,, .Vi ,xx XXV' -W X, Qs' Y-. V, Y V-4 .xxx ,Q A .wx A 'xx -1 I 4 DNIINISTR TIO MISS KATE FINLEY., Principal This year, as in years before, the administration has kept a guiding hand on the activities and policies of our schoolg but in this year, especially, we see the effects of their foresight and planning. An industrial arts department has been added to our curriculum as well as an advanced course in mathematics. Our guid- ance program is gaining new strength, our attendance record has improved, and a city-wide building program is well underway. Our administration is made of the right sort of stuff, and we're proud to join hands with them in their efforts to make R. H. S. the best high school in the state. if yt. is ff. of MR. J. E. HUNEYLUTT Supermtemlent UR FAC LTY Y IIAIIRI-ITT CROSLANIJ I-1I?'l'SI.lCII IIOCKFIIIY IlAIlRl'Il.Ir X 1'll'I ' I' IVII IIIIIIUKS MIWLKIC , IIN .I- a creature of late-nt lah-nts and glaring imperfvvlions. You r0 a mass of potvntialities ancl za vonglonwration of possibilities., which, Ivy llu- guirl- I' lt is molclwl inspirvil, rujols-il, threatenml, and finally f ll t' 1 1- 'oh from your I rc-sllnmn your You'rc- u lnunellv of lnulxhling energy, ancv and instruction of your :mu y , maulv into a good vitizvn. You'rv your ta-uvhf-rs' u n 1 J um-1 llruuucu. . . . lfuglish mul Cniflunrv Mus. NlAINL tIII41'II llAlnu':'r'l' . . . l:'ugl1'.sl1 'Nllss IA llrou4lwuv's loss . . . pe-rf:-4-14-ml alri-ss . . . munuul gi-elivulw lin-i'ylnuIy's www-llu-url . . . i!l'l'UlllllllNlLlllIlg . . . thought- ful . . . ll1- 4'un't wrilv. lllll lu- suri-ly is HWl'I'llN lions . . . originality plu-4. Miss Ku linosmmn . . . lffzglixlz and Llllill NIM. J. II. Nli'i.km . , . Srif-ru-1' S:-niors' In-st Irie-nil . . . linguist . . . quirk iw-pzirlw . llispe-nw-r of lnrily slipg . . . sluvn- mlriwr . . .I'llpillll1'. . uullior gone- uatruy. Ili-I out pups-r unil pi-n4'il. 'lllss iivrn tIo'l l'lwiim1 . . . lfriglisli mul Wlullwrnulirs Mn. lim, lil 'rsl.i:n . . . l'hysirul Eflnrulinn l'ro1'ruslinutor . . . vlu-e-riul liar . . . Wulu- Fore-sl l rim-nilly . . . IIfiI4'ill'ill . . . not Illlli'll In suy . . . fl:-lrulr-rs' fun . . . We-'rv in tlu- llolr-. boys! pail. Mus. VIRGINIA llmzmznx .... 'Vlutlwnmliws Nlns. 'INTNI-1 llnooxs . . . iM!llf1t'lIl1lfl'1'S ' S sorts l'lIllllISlilhi . . . 51'll00l spirit to lmrn . . . p:'rIe'm'- Malin-niulival ge-niuQ . , . lwlpful . . . imlqwmlf-nl . . 5 liunixl . . , supports aivlivilim. Nuw. If-i iiii- sw. to A0 1'f'Af ,!6m XQ11! no UR FACULTY ,wad W ILSON LADINI when you're tang when Miss Finley ht to says. 'I'0l.BER'l' JAITKSI DN WARREN SMITH BRUNSUN MINLKICX do your part on clean-up committee until that long awaited day You're the best Senior Class we hate in Rockingham High School. You learn your matll and your English, you pound the typewriter and struggle with the sewing machine, you thumb the dictionary and mumlile French vocahularyg hut thanks to the faculty, your education doesn't stop there. Nlise lloms LAMM .... 9 1-fence Nllc. l'ilCIiAItD Wu.soN . . . flI1Il,10IIIllll'f'S l'ractit'al joker . , . Romeo . . . automatic wink . . .Junior .lack of all trades . . . precise . . . Winsome . . . golden Nlister. halo. HRS- HEHAN Bm.M0N Nlns. ICMA Nil LK!-li . . . lfnglish mul Journalism --NIw,-- brillm. mln! lalkaljw '-Ouvrw le llixie lrelle . . . petite . . . angry kitten . . . Nlicllacl livre :i la page . . . said . . . Mn. ikllfll. XYXIIRIQN . . . Social Studies Mn. Ll-:ox ,luixsow ..., 'lflusir 9 , lfcceiltric' laugll , . . good looking clothes . . . lanky . . . lfrank . , . sailors' lingo . . . Oxford accent . . . Can it! Come on. yell! MRS. 'l'Hl-10 SMITH . . . llISfI'lllIll'flffIl .'lII1Sl!' Nllss Hun 'I'oi,m:n'r . . . History '.'lillVOSllllh-. . . . energetic . . , On the doulrlell' . llulmy lilue eyes . , . current evenle . . . arisIo4'rutiw' look- ing . . . genuine. llon't will my name! ay! MIlfLi 0 UVVLQAO . . . . fi K ,gg R F ULTY McRAE RUSENSTENGEL lVlclIRACKl'fN SHORES 'l'l-fMl l.l'i'l'1lN H1-hind the-sc prison walls--la thu! lfnue-h pulling up parking Inn-h-ra? You,re not taught what to think hut how to think, you learn how to live in a demo- cratic community., how to uaccentuate the positive and eliminate the negative. With the help of the faculty you enjoy Career Week and decide how you can hest use your talents and knowledge to earn a living and fill a place in our community. Through the untiring efforts of your teachers, you hecome somebody, not just a hluff. Mus. Gi:l:1'lwiu: MCR.-nz . . . flume Iii-mzmzzif-s Mn. '1'noMAs 'lil-2Ml'I.ETON . . . l.'i1u'1-s l'in. haste, stitch, and prev! . . . forceful . . . per- Different colored Kaisers . . . allahlc . . . ready to sonal conferem-e-s . . . pleasant to know. joke . . , neat as a pin . . . slender. Mn. W. li. Rosi1Ns'1'i-iwiz-il .... llIllll.Yfl'I'l11 Arts lfusy going . . . why lunchroonis go lmroke . afiuhle . . K l n I .. H W . 'Where-'s your knitting? NO' Pull RH, Mus. MMu:Aicr:'i' Mclliuciuzv . . . l.il1rurian hill- HAYMUW 50ll'l'HHll .... 4 gl'l!'lllHll't' llowiy in red . ' . Yankw. bmgue ' u g impnlsling mn' lille-apt-r liydllif dozen ,.,. . understanding . . . d.-pand. versationalist . . . shining hraids. di 'J ' ' ' y my' ' ' ' Mns. Rmzmzl. Snomzs . . . English and History Mas. BETTY Inmniw . . . Typing and Slmrlhaml Friendly smile . . . honey colored hair . . . Lakeside . . i-i-i spacei' . . , Paris model . . . hctler laugh al thal Miss Draughon. ioke! . . . t'l'iil'lt'lll and specific. Wat you ed rw railfw . You're lateg go see Coach Mulkeyw . . . HSingle fileg keep to the right . . . Say, have you got your theme for English? . . . HQO, HQSO, . . . The cherished circle as study hall . . . source themes . . . original plays . . . Come on, Brains, let's go to class. -1-1 'S dv' . -v M mf, b v Tig? 't si ' ,Xa HWYHM vii ' ' -ill V J I n , I Q . If n .0 ml 'iff fvfi-12 4 on 1 1 's Q 1 V. 3 5 , ,ly 1-' V W Q isa: 1 1 1 Q ': f34 . U.. 14 -p lu T7 annum Ami X ,K iii' mm x ll! '11 s THE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS IIA1, Iio1.l.iNs .,..., A......, ...,........ ...., P 1 ' esiflcnl Nomin Axnmsox . Viz-e-I'rvsi1le111 !VIAm CAl:'rr:R SBAWIQLL . ..., Sfmremry Study hours on the circle . . . front seats in the auditorium . . . class rings . . . being measured for caps and gowns . . . 'Ll-low many invitations did you order?', . . . and finally Pump and Circumstancef' lt's hard to believe the music is for us. We look back for the last time before we cross the thresholds of 12A and 12B and then walk firmly ahead. We,ve taken li. H. S. in our stride. we've tried to gain and give unselfishly, and now weire ready for wider horizons. COLORS FLOWER Green and White White Rose MOTTU c'You are not what you think you areg lmut what you think, you aref, 14 Palm Patsy Allen . . . fllSllfUIl unllmrity . . Titian lllnurlr' . . . llI1fI'f' V. fun .... Miss Fin- lvy's St'I'f4'lIlf'Y. Norman Anderson lfnul 'n' rulnl . . . llun't IIIIISS Ihul w111'0. 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Muriel fl Carlil- lrn' . . . jay hav . . . l'lll'l'gClil' . . lmrn Iuzsirmss man. limlmara llurnu Spf! fire' . . . llllIJH'l1l'l'fl1lllt' . . . s11'f'rlIe'r girl . . . ffr5l.'1'ru' . . . hem wursllippur. livslie Hoyle' ,Uore Ilmn meets the I'-YI? . . . slwerl rlvmun . . . l isl1's lzurlrly . . . Ellr-r'l:v 110111111 . . . dis- illlffl'CSfl'll. Q Alvin Hamilton Al . . . Comnzunder-in-Chief . . . best frm! forward . . . IIIHVIIIVS l'0Ill'lt'0l1S . . . Sllllllrll as II rlullar. Margie Hawkins Hrnirz nmrmpoly . . . Ilawlmll Inn, . . . ebonvv hair . . . l'mI'I.PIll'4l' plus. Patricia Herring I'11! . . . :lf-vp freeze . . . simple conzelinfss . . . ll slurly in browns . . . limpirl eyes. Neal Hicks Tull, silent type . . . farmer . . , orrztnrlfrrll possibilities . . . nmrlnsl gerzjus. Leslic Horne l..mne . . . ll6'lIl'?lIblP . . . rrn:-V ll.'llHn' . . . If'hvre's SIUIIPPN Hazel Hudson l'vnny . . . twirlirzg high. stepper . . . jet curls . . . Hlllll' Tom-11 nf Venus . . . lmrlerstundirzg. Buddy Hughes ll ain't soil' . . . little blaflf rar . . . srrewball . . . baby face. Laverne Kistler I'm'ket edition . . , movie man . . . small but loud . . . Mrs. Garrett, what aloes that mean? Shancly Leigh Alrrnpl . . . ronsnming in- terests . . . horse sense . . . ranflill . . . artistir originality. J can Liske Boy lfiller . . . fflzuraw gal . . . playful . . . rlanring eyes. Peggy Maples Ewen Iempererl . . . woopera- tiifr' . . . Hf'IIllIll'S substitute . . . lreaatifal voire . . . Ain't you got no VOIIIIIIUIIFN Marilyn McDonald lnterrogative . . . llalry Uoife . . . lielpylul . . . willing worlrer . lily white romplexion. 6 lm, ex. - Q Bruce Kanipe Watch that drummer send 'emln . . . friendly . . . hot trumpet player . . . Patrick Henry, II . . . hpoorlzed eggs. Joyce Knox Bon . . . inquisitive . . giggles . . . vurly lorlfs . millions of friends. Geraldine Liske Gerry . . . lmrn rims . . 1 shrinking violet . . . loads of lun . . . Tell the lfllllllu Betty MacDonald Mary . . . ambitious . . . breezy . . . perpetual motion . . . deep sea diver! Betty Mauney S-I,FllhClId,, . . . sober . . . rveamy Complexion . . . plaria' . . . sweet natared. Pollyanna McDonald High principles . . . human dynamo . . . integrity . . . srlwol spirit . . . many irons in the fre. Harold Mclfnlire W'in1py . . . obligirzg . . . frznry pants . . . eofzsrierltlalzs . , , objertor . . . up 'n at ern. Josephine Parker fu . . . salt of the earth . . . true blue . . . musiral interests . . . competent. Billy Pope HIlIIlllflUIlS . . . storm renter . . . intelligent . . . Yes, Miss CVOSIIIIIILQ, Ted Poplin Wal7bles', . . . hold that llnel . . . pretty teeth . . . that flrarn sends him . . . shy. Julia Ratlill Regal bearing . . . nnshalralvle Convictions . . . .song bmi . . . fastirlivus . . . sysfenzatir. Hal Rollins Mall of Distinrtion . . . nmrlest . . . that Ivory loolf . . . brain trust . . . 1lepen.1lal1le. X 2 ku uh' Q -n -if S2125 5 ,T ' WW' f ml fl -. at Q f L- K Bill McKinnon 'Yjhon-lfhoa. Ir. . . . IVIIIIZIIFFS . . rosy cheeks . . . popular . . . loves the ladies. Betty Lou ,Parnell Boats . . . everyones Bull- rlf' . . . loves to skate . . . I friendly rn isehief. Frances Pope l ran.hie', . . , typing whiz . . . tarnerl up nuse . . . Hanl- ing High . . . pretty . . . I1'obl1y. ,l. B. Rainwater Lilcalale . . . artist . . . hnstler . . . rlepenrlable . . . Shall l handle that lll0llC-V?., Charles Richardson Hlfislll' . . . terror on wheels . . qltillbles . . . Clarlnetist. lirnestine Russell Red . . . thoughtful . . . unaffected . . . piquant freckles . . . nice In know. Mary Carter Sc-awvll Slvuily llllft' . . . llurlli ll . . . rnnxrivntiuus . . . llmughtful . . . in ll rlillwr. Wvltun Shepard Slick lIll'l'l-Y, Sill'-X t'll,!I1l,Lfl'Il. slla' IISPX llllllllqi . . . jrirllalij' . . . nirr llIllIlllI'l'S . . . lmxl: slingw. live-lyn Steele Simi . . . fusllinn lmnurs . . . lflunzle' lmln . . . impa- livnl . . . h11ir'.,' Doris Taylor SIl'f'1'I . . . rule lmir ru! . . lilrulalf' . . . nn ilu' IIPIIIII. Bolmlwy Tvrry ,,l'l'l' ll'il41' . . . lnrvs I0 sing . . . lzulflnling urvr . . . frienrlly . . . rrnzy as Il funn. Alle-lvnv Tllfllll3S .Il'Illf4'll!IlHl irlnml . . . Iirl.'f'Ix. plwmf' . . . lufirlrr . . . fflN,lilllI plnta' . . . Hllirlf wm- wrlibls. Dick Sessoms Young :nan wi!h ll horn . ring lwnlvr . . . ugifnmr . . imp . . hrelrrunal. Billy Snuggs lllIl'lIIH'f'l'lH'1I . . . quiet . . . lnislzjul grin . . . hus zlriwr. J. W. Tadlock Man of fvw wnra's . . . Mr. Snutl1er's Imy . . . quiet un f-lass . . . good ol' boy. B 0 f L Be-tty Tc-rry HM . . . H'llt1y' In lwlp . . . lmt rlrulnnwr . . . .lull uf fun . . . all surls of rurs. ClilI'K'lllfQ' Terry Sl1inr ' . . . rnrly lop . . Maroon llmlgz' . . . quivl . . Ah, pshnw. ' Suv Thompson lhu ' . . . vurml lap . . . friemlly . . . rllwuys smiling. Sara Ussery Quiet . . . demure . . . lrais little sister . . . steady friend. Charles Warner Candy man . . . brown eyes . . . long and lanlry . . . '4There goes Charlielv Betty Lou Wqbb '6Bet,' . . . excellent driver . . . friend in a million . . . 6.BllFln',, . . . Want a ham- burger? Betty Whitted Pretty doll . . . expressive hands . , . heart tugging smile . . . well rounded . . . Aber- deen. Marveleen Williams Late date . . . dream eyes . . . quiet type . . . Wrigley's best vuslomer . . . Where's Mar- garet?', Joyce Yates Second look required . . . head in the clouds . . . angelic . . . grave . . . Hi, therefl' as N ei , mime gi ' Myers Waddell Aceommodating . . . corny jokes . . . Convertible . . . friendly as a pup . . . Me, tnalil Francis Waters Which twin has the Toni? . . . hula girl . . . flown . . . slmntaneons smile . . . always tallfing. I oe Wheliss laelr Benny's twin . . . all legs . . . frank . . . friendly . . . Beta Conventionist. Bill Williams Bombastie . . . rough ,ni ready . . . watermelon . . . a good ..W . ,M egg . . . alt, now. Donnie Yates Mr, Speesv .... 9 ix in a pivlr-up . . . loves a good argurnent . . . generous . . . bewildered. Doris Yates A dot with a dash . . , int- pulsive . . . stately Carriage . . . tall, dark and attractive. CULTURE IN ENGLISH 12 C Q55 0149 We're dreaming dreams of bygone days, And teardrops fill our eyes As we recall those happy days We spent at Rockingham High. Those days of golden memories Will linger through the years, And smiles you see upon our faces Are there to hide the tears. Our teachers, classmates, and our friends Are links within a chain We trust will hold throughout the years Until we meet again. Words: Betty Capel Music: Mary Carter Seawell 23 SE IOR ACHIEVE RECORDS Patsy Allen llrtzl Clulr fl, lg l'l11u1llmok C11111111iIlm1 fl: Chorus 1, fl: Racke! Slull 4: Hi-Liglzl l 1ulu1'1- Stull 2: A'l'ir11lc's of l'n-11xu111'1 ' 3: Ju11ior-Se-11i11r 'l'l1v111e- KIor11111ilt1-e 3: 'I'. li. Essay Award 3: Dramutirs 4. Janet Anderson Huskvllmll 2. 3. lg Solihull 21 Slu1l1-nt Co11u1'il lg llolm-1'o11111 54-1-rv!a1'y 2, Il: Cliorus I, 2. fl. lg l-'. ll. A. Club I. 2: .luni111'- S:-uior Wuil1'ess 33 Boys' Favor Couilxlilte-P 3. Norman Anderson lllmrus l, 2. Il: Slualr-nt 111111111-il 2. ZS. 1: S1-rg:-1111l'11l-Arms for l'Ixv1'11I11e Council 31 Ju11ior-Smiior Wait:-1' ZZ: Junior- Seuior Dec-orutimi Con1111i!lr-v 3: Vim-.l'1'1-si4lr-11t Junior Class flg Vim--Prn'9i1le'l1l Svuior Class -1-1 Sullilairy Co111111iIh-v- 3, 41 Rur'l1'rl Staff 4. Margaret Baxley F. H. A. Club 1, 2: l .H.A. Hol1o1'Ie1' 2: Cliorus Il, 4: Bela Cluln fl, -l: l'lr1lIe':4 ol l'Pll7:1'1'r-U Il: ,ll1uinlv51-l1i11r Fooxl Comlnillen- fl: Rrlvkvl Stuff 4. Jimmy Bazemore Roxbum, N, C. 1, 2: Home-1-oo111 l'rf-si1le111 22g llliorus 2: Monogram Club 33 Slullvut Cou111'il Il: lJ1'au1111li1's 3. l: Executive Counril 3: llou1cr11o111 P1'1-si1l1'11l l: l o11llu1ll 3. -lg Bulk:-lluull Ii. -lg Ro1'l1'1'I Stull' 4. Annie Belle Bearclen Chorus l, 2: l'l. ll. K. Club l. 2: Ili-Ligfll Stull' l. Eugene Bellamy lfmxllzall l, 2. fi. -lg Studi-nl C11u114'il l: l'lo1111-1'oo111 'l'11':1s11ru 2: Hnlllrlwuolxl Vive'-l'l'n-1-iizle-Ill fl: lhm-l111ll fl: Trullin' Ul'li1'4'r 7 Everett Blue llomerooni l'1'f--1i1lv1u l: l . F. N. l. Z. fl: You-ulio11ul Ae!I'l1'Ill- lure R:-pollvr LT: llus ll1'ive-1' Z. fl, I. Bobby Bogan Count-il Mr-11111:-r 2: l-'oollulll Mumigr-1' I. ZZ: li-'l'1-11111 lluwm-l111ll 3: llliorus 3. -lg I11Ira1uu1'ul Brie-ik:-tlxul 2. Libby Bolton Clinrus 1, 23 Busku-llxull l: .luliior-S1-11io1' 'l'z1l1lr- llvwn1'z1lio11 Co111111itle1- Sl: Hmm-1-oo111 S1-1-rr-1111-3 fl: S1111it111'y 11u111111ill+-.- 31 Chairman Sanitary Co111111illv1- 4: Ili-Liglrl Slall l: 'lm-11 Age lirp1'n-sr-11!11llvv 2: Holm-1'oo111 'l're-usurr-1' 4-. Carolyn Brice r. 11. 1. 1:11.11 1. 2. :1, 1. Jerry Brooks l ooKl1all 1, 2, 3, -lg Chorus Il. -I: llauul l'1'opa'1'ly CuwIo1liz1u 3: llouivrooln Vim--l'rn-sill:-11K 4: B-Tr-11111 llusm-lmll 2: flssislzuil H111 Drive-r 2, 3, flg t'l'i1'1ilo'r1 of P1-11za1111-4 ' fl. ,loan Burgess H41111:-rooln Se1'rn'ta1'y 111111 'I'1'a-a1s111'1-1' lg Holm-1'nu111 l'1'esi4le-11! l: Junior-Senior liille-rtuil1l11r'11t fl: Holm-rooul Nire'-l'1'n'si1le-111 2: .lunior Marshal 3: .l1111lor-S1-11io1' Wuitre-as 2: Assom-lute lfnlilor Ili-Lighl -I: llnion, S. C. l: S1'l1ooll11'l1l, Vu. 1. Betty Jo Capel Huxm-rooui S1-1-re-ta1'y lg H111111-1'oo111 l'rl-sillm-111 121 llo1111-1'oo111 Vim--l'1'1-sinlvlil 2: 'l'1'z-as11n-1' of llllllul' llluss Il: Sr-1-1't-Iam F. H. A. fl: llumerooui SPvrP!zll'y -l: Bvta Club Il, lg Rorkwl Stall' -I. lris Carnes ll1oo1'11s1ill1-. N. fl. l: .lu11io1-.51-11ior Wailrn-ss 23 llou1v1'oo111 Sn-1-1'vI111'y 2: Bunnl 2. fl, l: S1'1'11'lu1'y null 'l'1'1-:1s11rr'1' of Buml 12: I . ll. A. 2. fl, -l: Honivrooni Sevrvtzlry 33 Se-1'r1'lary of -lllllifil' lllilfw 3: .luuior Nlursliul fi: Beta Club 3, l: Jlluior- S+-uior ll:-1-o1'11Iio11 Co111u1iII1-1- fl: Viv:--l'1'4'-fill:-111 of llaull -l: lfo1'L'1fl Stull l: ll1':1111uti1's 4. Gaston Cox s1..11f1.1 1:.1.....11 1: 111...-11.111 1. Ll, :1. lg r...,11.1.11 11. N il0lT1l Clllllllel' lf. ll. X. Club I. l. lVlarsl1all Currie 11.11.-1.1.11 2, 11. r....11.1111 1. 2, Ig s...-Wu... ..f 1..1,.-31, 1.1..1, -1. Anne Davis 1f. 11. A. Club 1, 2, 3. Myrtle Davis B1-lu Club fl. l: l . ll. X. l. LI, fl. l: .lu11io1'-S1-uior P1'ogrz1111 lfo1n111i1l.-1- Il: llliorus l. fl. Mary Eclilh Dawkins l-'. ll. 'L 1.2. '51 I.il11.111 lfl11lvl.2,fl,4. Patricia Dawkins Slullv-ul Co11111'il 1: l.ilrra1'y Stall 2. Carol Deane Cl1orus l. 2: llvlu llluln Il. lg Cliuirluau ol Junior-Se-uior l'l:11-if Cuul Colu1l1ilI1-1- fl: ,luuior-Sn-11io1' l'il1lo1lz1i11l114'11I lfolul luillr-P fl: Cl11'u'l'l+'114l1'1' Ig D1'u111uli4's l. 2, fl, I: lli4l.if.Illl Stull l. 2. l: ,lu11io1-S1-11io1 Waitress 2: l 1'1-111-l1 llluh l: S:-1-11-lu1'v ol 'l'1-vu Xgu- liluli l: lluunllnvok C11111ll1itt4-1- 2: lfllitor of lfo1'A'1'l l: l'11si1l1-111 ul 'l'1'1-Il Xue lflulr l: Xl:-ulln-1' ol Quill .1111l S11'oll. Casanova Bazemure SE IOR ACHIE RECORD Frances Dobbins Chorus 3, 1: F. H. S. Club l, 2, 3, 45 Junior-Senior Fond Committee 35 Homeronm Secretary 35 Ili-Light Staff 25 Horneroom Vim--Presizlent 25 Girls' State 3: Handbook Coln- mittee 25 Pirates of Penzance 35 Rnrket Staff 4. Charles Dyson llomeronm President l, 25 Baseball Manager 35 President of Freshman Class t5 llootbnll l, 2, It, 45 Honn-room Viee-Presi- :lent 2. Jeannine Easterling Chorus 1, 2, 35 F. H. A. l. 2. 3, 45 Hi-Light Stall' 25 Assistant Chairman of Sanitation Committee 35 French Club 45 Food Committee for Junior-Senior 3. Jean Ellerbe Chorus l, 2, 35 F. li. A. Club 2, 35 Table Committee for Junior-Senior 35 French Club 45 Winner of D. A. R. Essay Award 35 Secretary ol F. H. A. 2. Rose Everbart Basketball 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2. 3, 45 F. H. A. Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer of F. H. A. 25 Homeronm Secretary 25 .luninr-Senior Waitress 25 Student Council 35 Homeroom 'l'renrntl'er 3: Junior Marshal 3: Tratlie Otlim-r 35 Troy, N. C. ll .lnnior-Senior Food Committee. William Fields Humeroom Secretary l, 25 Handbook Committee 25 Beta Club 3, 45 Vice-President Beta Club 45 Dramatics 3, 45 Debate Club 3, 45 Vice-President Debate Club 45 Junior- Scnior Entertainment Committee 35 Junior-Senior Invitation Committee 35 Assistant Business Manager of Rocket 45 Hi- Liglil News Reporter 45 Traffic Otbrer 45 Sanitary Com- mittee 45 Alternate Marshal 35 Member nf Ouill and Scroll. Robert Flake Homeroom President 1, 25 Humeroom Vice-President 1, 25 Marshal 35 .lunior-Senior W'aiter 25 Junior-Senior Devoration Committee 35 Junior-Senior Entertainment Committee 35 Chairman of Sanitary Committee 45 Football 35 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 ltetu Club 3, 45 Grounds Connnittet: Clinirlnuu 3. Lentz Franklin Football l, 2, 3, 4-5 Co-Captain 15 Bam-ball 15 Cbnrns 1, 2, 3, 4. Owen Ganey Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4, 55 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 55 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, 55 Homeruum President 35 Homeroom Vire-Presi- dent 15 ,lunior-Senior Decoration Committee 35 Junior-Senior Waiter 25 Trattit' Oliitzer 2, 3, 55 Co-Chairman of Trailic 4, 55 Assistant Sports Editor ol' Hi-Lighl 45 Hi-Light News Re' porter 55 lntramural Basketball Captain I, 2, 3. 4: Student Cnnnvil l, 55 Co-Captain Basketball 4: Co-Captain Football 55 All Conlerenur- Basketball 4-. Jean Carris F. ll. A. Club l, 2, 3, 45 Holm-morn Treasurer 2, 35 Home room Seeretnry 1. Earl Gattis Band 2, 3. -1. 'Margaret Goodwin r. H. A. cm. 1. 2, a. Homecoming King and Queen Johnny Core Baseball l. Ll. 3. -K: Football 1. 2, 3, 4. James Ham Goldsboro, N. C. l, Latin Club 1, 25 Coltlmasquers 25 Aber rlevn, N. C. 35 lil-Y Club 35 Dramatic Club 35 Basketball 3 Marshal 3. Alvin Hamilton Football lg Homerouun President 1, 2. 35 Ftnntl 2, 3. -L5 Sub stitnte Bus Driver 4: Hi-Lighl Reporter 1, 45 Dramutirs 3 4: l'rc-sitlent of Student Council 4. Margie Hawkins Homeroom Vine-Preaida-nt 15 Student Connell 15 F. ll. A l, 2, 35 Beta Club 3, 45 Trallic Uthcer 4-5 Frenvh Club 4 Place Card Committee for .luuior-Senior 35 Rnrlrvl Stall' -t Faye Henry F. ll. A. l: Softball 15 ltusketball 2. Patricia Herring F. H. A. Club l5 Student Council 3. Neal Hicks F. F. A. Club l, 2, 35 F. F. A. Sea-retury 2, 35 Bus Driver 3. -15 Beta Club It, 45 Beta Banner Chairman 45 Hotnvrouln 'linasurrr 2: Homeroorn President 35 French Club 4. IOR ACHIE EMF. RECORDS ,lun Hicks Joyce Ixnox Iiulul Z. fl. lg Ili-Liglrl I, 2, fl, I: II1'bzlll' Club 12, 3. 'Ig Rzullurnl lIl,.LIl I: Spanish I.allg1llu4:n- Club I: Iial-lfzvllrull I, 2. Iiursiuvss II'Iuuug4'r of Ili-Ligfll 3: CIrl'uIuIinn Nlalllugvl' of Ili. 3. 'Ig Srr'l'x'Iury ulul 'I'rr'u:-unrr'r of Allllviil' Aufdlwialinn IZ 1.111111 1: Business M:nuu,u-r of Ruckur 4-3 llrnnmlif-s 3. fl: 'I'r:-usurcr ul' Girls' Club lg I'l. Il. A. I, 2: .lunlor-Selliur Iflmirluzm Junior-Senior lIPruruliun Cnlnnlitlw- 33 Juniur- Whitr.-s 2: .luniur-S-nim lmilnliml C-unruiltvv fl: Rofkel 51-ni-n I-lun-llainuu-ul Cmlmlittm- II: Daure Baxul 3, -I: Treas- Stall I: X-si-tant Business Xlanmgn-r ul Ili-Liglnl I: Sanitary urvr Il.-balv Club II: Cbuillmln uf llurrll of Dimes 2: junior- Cululuille-:A II: Hmm-morn Srf're'I.1rv I. Senior Wluilvr 3: Iiunnl Fivlnl Ulllver II: Holnvruorn Tru-asurvl I: Illlliur-Svniox' Clvan up Cululuitlfw' fig Sunilury Cnlllnlilllu' I: .luuwr liuluruuu fl. Shaudy Ileigh B I.: Club II. I: luni fwn- Sr-ui--1 lmihlliuu 1.-mmnllv-e .I: Barbara llorno RU' 'l'z-n-ll-'Xgv Ilvprvewlllaltivn- I: Holm-rmuu 'l'rv:1sul'vr I: Nlujul- vth' 2. IS: Ili-Liglll Stall I. 2, 33 Feulurl- Ellilur nl Ili-Ligfll I: III-la Club II, fl: PII-llgv Muster lit-ta Club 'Ig junior- Seniur Hun-rminnu-m c..mmin.-.- JI: .luniur-Se-niur Pllu-v Cum Lgh,-t,,, gun gl fjh,,,.,,, 14 Cmxulxlittvo- II: ,lnninr-Senior Tablv De:-umtiuu Cunuuiltee II: Vsuiln-ss lm ,luniur-Se-ni-ur 2: Chorus I. 2: 'I'rnIln' Orlirer .I. I: Rurlwl Stall' I: Mvluber nf Quill null 51-rull. 'Lvl Stall I. Geraldine Lisk Ivan Liske Hlmu-mom S4-rn-tary 1: I . H. A. Ig Buml 2, .I, 4. Leslie H orne Ifburus I. 2. 3. I: Iianml fl, -I, Peggy Maples Clmruu 1. 2. 3. fl: l'Iruululi1'e4 2, II. -I: .luniur'Seniur Iilllvr- Leslie Ieloyle mi...-1.-nl 4:.,......m.-.- Rn.-ku Stull -lg V, H. A. Chu, 1, 2. I4.m:I 2, TI. I: Iiufu-ball 2. I. Betty Mauney 4 A Iluw Ilrvz-k lligb I: Chorus I. fl: I . II. A. I, 2. I: Houu-rmuu H3291 Hudsfm Tmlwm- :sl ,lllllim-sl-na... 'rlu,l.- 11.-.'...-.um 11U.,.mau.1l1 :s. Clusrus lg I . II. A. I, 2: Ilollxmwmlxl Sn-cn-hlry I: Illujnrvlh- F 4 'l' lllnl' 'I'- 2. II. I: .luuiur Xlalrshul II: Holm-rumu l'resi4Iu'uI l. h Betty Macllonald Buddy Hug S F, u. lx, 1. 2. :x. ng 11.-.-un.-m ..f F. H. ,-x. 2: s..,.gl.A...1er :sz Iiuunl 3, ll, 5: Clmrus -I: Stud:-ul Cuuuvil 2. Ill-Imlimz Club 3. ll-g Buml 3, I: Dam-1: Bmul II. 4: Churus 2, 'Ig Hi-Liglll Stull' I, 2, II, 45 Iflllilux' nl' Hi-Liglrl 'Ig Hzuulb bu-Ik Cun1milIee 2: Iiela Club fl. I: 44-zsnun Munagvr llasket- 1 1 ' ball 'llc-.ilu I: lnlrumurgxl Buskvlball I. 2. II, -I: library Blute kampe -Xssismnt 2: Clmru- ,M-I-mupmui-I 2. fl: llrlunati-'s 3. -I3 lS.uul 3. I: Ifrf-m-In Club I. Rurkvl Stull I. Whul! Joe look lime nul lo rf-nd n magazine! SE IOR -ACHIEVEME RECORDS cows: All QD. Up or 4...-n . . . lm.-kwa.-.ns ..r r-,mm-fl . . . wha.-I. .-0..r-.- will yu.. ml..-2 Marilyn McDonald If. II. A. Clulx I, 2, 3. Polly Mcllonald Billy Pope Ili-Light Sports Ii:-purlcr 1, 2: fllmrus l, fi: I-'mnlml Lilrrmv Club lg line-1 Cupluin 3: Inlrzmlulul Ihwkv-llnnll 'I'nur me-ul I, 2, Il-nnvnmnu I'rf-ui-If-nl I: Juninr-Se-ninr Wailn-ws U: Slmh-nl Ted 110 lin lhunru-il Ll: 51-1 rn-lun Slmll-nl lilmm-il II: Viva--I'rn-s-illeflxt Stn- A l - 4 h 4 A - :In-ul Ilunnvil I3 'I'ulrIe' II:-1-,,,1ni,m Cmmnin,-v fur .Iuniur- I-uf-:bull l. 2. .I. I: .Iunmr-N-nm: I-.nh-rlguunu-nl Lmurnxtlu- Se-uior fl: Rurkwl Stull I: junior-Sn-lliur Hnlvrlallllm-Ill Cnlll- II: Ilmm-r-mLn Xiu'-I'rnwinlv-:lt I: Iwi-hull Iln- Ihixm I. lnillm- II: If H. X. I, 2. II. I: live--I'rn-simlenl uf I . H. A. II: l'n'-Aid:-:ul uf I , II. -X. I: F. II. YK. Do-Iegalv lu Xlvmphiz- 2: I . II. N. Ilvlz-g.nv lu Kansa! City II: IJ--Imlv lllulr 3. Ig ' l , lic-In llluln II, 4: livin I'lf-llgv II'InHl4'r Cuxnlnitlvv- II: IIansIl?uuk RHIIIWIIIIII llullllllilivv 2: I H'PlINlII SIYUHNW' 2- 34 CIPHII-Ill' Cfllllllllllvl' llixljghl Slull' 1: Ilunu-rmml 'I'l'n-zmlnm' I: Stunll-nl lfuum-il I .Illlll1'l'-SVIIIUY' 32 R4 'If l SIUII 'II IIIIIWIIFIIII' AWIIIII Il- 'IIHIIIII' Ulllvzlr I: Ifllmus I: ,Iullinr-Sr-nim' Imilslliun Cum millvv II: Ilusina--an Nlarunggvl- Ili-Lighl 1. Ilarold Nlclintire I, M I H R HT rm.: 2. Ja. 1: B..-.-:mln rs. az lim..-f....m 1-f.-,s.l.-nm 1. 2. 3. I: U Id 315 In al I Sluula-nl lfounril I. 23 Iixrruliu' Umm-il II: View--I'resimIa-Ill fQl,,,,.,- I, II. I: llf-Liglll Stull 2. I: Ili-Liglrl 'M-In I-Qllilur I Snplmlnnrn- Class Y: I'ru-Hirlvnl Junior Cla--4 fl: HM.: Clulu ll,-In LIHI, fl. lg I'h,ll4-- nl I'--nnmzlrr- II: lllmirllmln I fl. IZ Iralllln' Ulllvrr IZ R1u'A'r'I5I.lII I. Iullinr-54-ninr Girl-I Iinure Ilnllllllillo-4' II: ll'w'lu'! Shall I llxmnnl- Ifulnmilh-v II: I-'rn-lu'I1 lfluln I. Bill MCKIllI'l0Il Cl I R, I I r'.,..u.u11 2, 3, 4: lm.-111.11 3, 4. 'l'ru1liv om.-1-f 1, 2, 3, 4,5 ' Id' L5 'I' Im' Mm Sllulvnl llmlllril I. 2, II. 'Ig lllmilllmn ol' 'I'ruIIi1' Ifulnlniltvc II: 'l'ru-neun-r I4'ru-slunann Class I: Ill-ljglrl Slull' I. 23 Iluml 2, I Iluluz-rnmln l'r1-sillvlll ll. AI: Kllmrus fl: Il:-Inanlv Illull fi. ,Iusephinv Parker Ilal Rnllius F. II. A. I, 2: Ilmm-rmnn Se-rn-larv II: Sanilqry Culurnillve' Ilmm-mlml I'r:--i-If-nl l. 3: Ilmu--r-mm Ii--4--I'n-si-I1-nl I: Rm-Iwi buff I: Inninr-Seninr Fmnl lfmnlnillvf- II, II:-1.1 llluln II, I: II:-l.: lflull 'I'r1-zu-un-r II: Iivlu lllull I'x'4-iimlrlnl I: I'r'--I-In-nl Sf-nim I.l.l-- I: Ilmllmlir- II, I: A-wi-I.nlI linli Rnrlwl I: Halskvllmll I, LI: ll!-Liglll I'Im!ugr.lpIu-1' LI, II, I 3 3. - 'I' Allin' 0lI'4'4-' fl- .Iuniur-S4-nim' 'I' Ixln- Cnlnuxitlm- lllmirm n I C in H rn I I . u an Lou I e .llminr-S1-niur Wail:-r 2: llulnm- Illulr Zi. fl: I'rzmi:In-nl IM-Ir I . II. fl. I, ll: lllunrun I, 2: .I1lllinl'-Hvllinr Wnillr-ss 2. lllulr I: .Iullinr-Svnim' I'Il1l1'rI:xinln:-ut Ilumxuilln-v II. Frances Pope I'lrm-slinv Iiussm-ll I'imIllmlnl Iligh I, 2: Hauling High 2: Ilalulrl High 31 lllwxu- I, 2. II. I: I . II. X, l.IuIn I. I: Nu-la-nl l'uum'iI ' I-'. H. 'L -I: Cluuud -I: Rnckel Shall 4, I.iIn.u I XG-fislzlnt 2. 27 I I SE IOR ACHIEVEME RECURDS lVlary Carter Seawell llelu Clulr fl, 4-g Ilvlu Cllulr Plc-zlge Cuuunittvf- 4: llxuulbook Couuuiller- 2: Chorus 1, 2. 3. fl: l'ir:nes of Pr-nznlwc 3: IM-lurle Clnlr l. 3. 4: Hi-Liglzl Stall' l. 2: F. H. A. Club 2. Il: F. H. A. Songlu-ruler 1: Chairnmn of .luuiur'Senior I'inle-rIaiulm'lll Culluniltvc- 3: ,lllllior-Senior l'lf-voratirrrl Cum- urillwv 3: Girls' Slate- Ji: Slurlr-ut Council l: Sm'l':-larry of Sr-uior lllnus fl: lnlraluurul Bnskellmll l, 2, 3, fl-. Dick Sessoms Baud 2, 3, -lg Rusk:-llmll 12. fl: Urouunl Cruuluillef- lllmirnurn lg Arl l'14lilor Ili-Lfglll fl: Rm'lru'l Slall' 'l. Welton Shepard ffllurus 2, fl. 4: F. ll. A. Club 1, 2. Evelyn Steele Chorus 1: Junior-Senior Ile-4-orruion Ilrunrnith-v 3: Hi-Light Rn-porter 1. J. W. Tadlock F. F. A. l. Ll, fl, ll Frmllmll 2. Il, l: Slllulvnl ffollllril ll lluluvrmull Yice-l'l'n'Sirlr-li! 3. Doris Taylor ll-nun-mom l'rf-sill:-ul 1: lllunrus 2. -4. Betty Terry Hzunl 2. fl. I: Chorus 1. el: F. ll. A. l. 2, 4. Bohby Terry Buss-lurll lllulmggz-r' 2, fi: lllrorus fig Junior-Senior lfnvol' Colu- millen- 3. Clarence Terry Clmrus l. 2, fl, 41: Buuil 3, 4, 5. Arlelene Thomas c1n.....r,1. x1..j..f.-rr.-z,:s. 1. r. rl. A. 1, 2. Sue Thompson F. ll. A, l. 2. Sarah Ussery tiluuu 2. l. Myers Waddell l . I . A. 1. 2, 3, fl: llun llrivf-r 1, 2: Bus Captain 1, 2: Sulx-Iitutv Bus Driver l. Charles Warner Clrorus l, ZS: Bank:-llurll ll-Team 2: lius Driver 3, fl-. Francis Waters l'lulnr-roolu l'resi4lem l. Il: Slunlenl llnuuril Ll: Fnulball l. 2 'l 4' F. F. A. President 1. lining to Florida. Mrs. Harrell? Betty Lou Wehlm F. ll. X, l. 2. 2: fflmrus l. ll Hi-Ligfll Slafl l, J oe Wheliss Hnuri-rooni 'l'l'e:im11'vl' lg lloluermun Vive-l'i'r-sirlerrl Il: Beln Club 3. 4: Homerumnr Trvnsun-r 2: Treasurer Beta Club 4: .luuiur Xlarsluil 3: Junior-Senior Table Cornruitlve- 3: lllmrus 1. 2. 3: l'ira!u-s uf l'r'llzzlliee IS: l-'rr-lu-lr Club 4: .lunior Sf-uior Hula-rlrrinvm-ut Iiorrnrritn-e 3: Dvlmtn- Club 4. lletty Van Whitted Chorus l. 2: Teen-Kgs' ll:-lrrz-svnlutivv l. 2: lln-me-rooru Sm-- retary 1. 2: Holneroom Tr:-asurrr 1. 2: Sluilvnl Connell 3, I: lixr-vulive Couna-il fi: Trullia- Ollir-1-r 3. I-: Exvlrunga- Marriage-r of llirlfiglil 'lg ,lulliur-Senior Warill'L'ss 2: ,lllllinw-Sellinr' Dm-- orutinu. 'l':rlulv-. l'lu4'4- Cnrmls mul lflliwrtxrilnm-ill Crunmillees Il. Bill Williams Slllxlvlll fluuuvil l, 25 l-luolliull l. 2, fl, ill: Trullim' Ulliu-1-r 2, fl, 4: .lunior-Si-niur Drvoruliou Couuuillrm- 3: ,llmiur-Senior Favors Cu-lirvllilh-v II: .luniur-S-nior l'illh'r'Iuiulm-ul ll-xlrriviillr-P Il: Rm-Af-I Stull' l: Dlunratirs 3, 4. Donnie Yates Pri-si-I:-nt lfn-shlmru Class l: lfoolbull l. 2. Il: Tmfliv Oflir-el 2. fi. lg Junior-Sr-ui-mr Waiter 2: ll-uruwooru Xu-4--lr:-sr-len! 2. fl: Hurkvl Stall' l. Doris Yates lf. ll. A. l. 2. fl. l: Chorus l, 2. Joyce Y ales Slmln-ul Cnuuril l. 2: lluun-rmuu Vi:-r--l'rf-sill:-ill 2: Sm-rl-tary of Supliolllnuw lil.:-s LI: lhuur-nmln S:-vrw-lurv fl: Sulllrall 2: .luuimvSr-uior Tlr-voruilioli Couuuiltf-e fl: Rorkel Stull 43 Clmrus 1, 2. 3, 'lg F. H. A. Clulr 1, 2, 3. CLASS WILL We, the members of the Senior Class of the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and fifty' one, in this our last will and testament, fondly recall our most treasured traits and possessions. Many times we have stood firm under the banner of black and gold and fought for the name it represents. We have used our brains and our vitality to achieve the truth and reality upon which are based the foundations of our school. And now in the hour of our departure we attempt to perpetuate the idiosyncrasies and pos- sessions which have characterized our class. We, the said class of one thousand, nine hundred and fifty-one, on publishing this, our last will and testalnent, do hereby retract all former wills made by us at any time or carelessly spoken to one another in the thoughtfulness of an idle hour. ARTICLE l. We can never repay or give up the things which our teachers have taught us. We can, however, take the time, here and now, to express our deepest appreciation for the loyal service and support which they have rendered. We shall never forget them, and as we depart, we leave our love and friendship to them forever. AR'I'lllI.I'l II. However. we can give to our friends in the lower classes some of the many possessions which we hold dear. 'Ifo the rising Senior Class, may you use the cirelc and front steps wisely, and may the pity of Mrs. Garrett's English classes and Miss Crosland's homeroom he upon you. With all good wishes, we sincerely hope that you will use the following wills and bequests to your best advantage. I, Ilruce Kanipe, leave my trumpet to R. H. S. to be used to awaken students who go to sleep in class. I, Betty Macllonald, beaten and badly bruised, gladly leave to anyone who wishes to develop a strong right bieep my position as bass drummer of the band. I. Peggy Maples, leave my Negro mammy roles to anyone who is lool enough to black his face. I, ,limmy llazemore. will my bottom lip to Bill McLean so that he may have something t.o match his ears. l', Iris Carnes, leave my adoration for football players to Coach Eutsler. Said adoration is to put to immediate use whenever the boys fumble the ball. I. Sue Thompson. want my timidity to be taken to Red Springs and given to any debaters who may oppose our teams. I, Bobby 'l'erry, do leave my love for Coach Eutsler to Half-Pint Phillips. I. Mary Edith Dawkins, do will to llarbara Russell, one magnetized fish hook to be used in extracting overdue book fees from unwilling students. I, Doris Taylor, being of sound mind, will my long black curls to Della Pope to warm hcr ears on frosty mornings. I, Clarence Terry. will Vernon Collins my second trombone folder if I'm not back. I, Boots Parnell, leave my height to Bill, McLean. I, Anne llavis, do will and bequeath my love for grccn fifty Fords to Rebecca Sikes and Gracie Allen. I', Margie Hawkins, leave my position as trallic olliccr to next year's Trallic Committee in hopes that they can eorral the seventh and eighth grades, who have been stampeding for many years. I, Shandy Leigh, do hereby will my common sense to next yearls Senior Class in hopes that it will be divided evenly. I, Harold lVIeEntire. do hereby bequeath my bow legs to lVIimi Flake so that she can attract the admir- ing glances to which I have become accustomed. I. Leslie Hoyle. Rockingham's notable Speed llemun. do will my ability to dodge the cops to Mar- shall Swann. I, Alvin Hamilton, do hereby will my ability to run R. H. S. to any trustworthy student who can lill this honorable position which has been bestowed upon me. I. William Fields, leave my position on the Rocket stall to anyone possessing a car and an extra cn- durable pair of legs. I, Hal Rollins, leave my hashlul and timid charac- teristics to Sonny O'B1'icn and hope he will use them to good advantage. I. J. W. 'l'adlock, leave lny ability to speak before fourth period English Class to the next President of the United States. I, Donnie Yates. leave my importance to R. H. S. I, James Hamm, leave my brains to be divided equally among all the students who will slave and strive to pass geometry in the next three years. I, Buddy Hughes, leave my Northern accent to General Stonewall Jackson. I. Myers Waddell. do leave happily and take my convertible with me. l, Naomi Cumber, leave my love for boys to Miss Kate Finley. CLASS ILL l, Sarah llssery, leave my shy and timid ways to Itilly Garrett. I. Hobby Bogan, will my stupidity to ,Ioyce Dutton that he may use it wisely. I, Marshall Currie, will my brains in English 12 to Mrs. Garrett and the rising Seniors. I, .lim Hicks, do hereby will my ability to get off class to any poor Senior who bites off more extra- curricular activities than he can chew. I. .Iohnny Gore, will all my gripes, grumbles, and groans to George Fishpool Wallace. l. Lavern Kistler, do will and bequeath to Arthur my school books to be used in firing the furnace. I, Eugene Ilcllamy, leave my four study halls to any student in high school who can hold them down. I. Earl Gattis. leave my ability to play the saxo- phone to Billy Allen. I, Myrtle Davis. leave a few sheets of typing paper to Lillie Anne Sanders. I. Julia Marshall Ratliff, will my culture and Latin notebook to Miss Crosland. I. Iietty' .lo Capel, being of sound mind. do hereby will and bequeath to the Junior Class all necessary material to build a lifetime supply of fond memories of their senior year in high school. I. Jean Ellerbe, hereby will my ability to talk and cut up in French Class to Kathryn Smith. I, Lentz Franklin, after much thought have decided to will my snout, which is not fully developed, to Danny Dyson provided hc will nurture it carefully until it attains full growth. I. Ted Poplin. will my ability to walk straight to .Iuanita Flowers. I. Annie Belle Bearden, leave my seat in 12A to my younger sister, Margie, who I hope will be a Senior of '52. l, Norman Anderson, leave my love for women to Koy Dawkins. I, lietty Lou Webb. will my ability to use a ten cent pack of typing paper on one assignment, to some struggling typing student. I, Penny Hudson, leave my love and admiration for the R. H. S. band to Sonny Collins with hopes that bc will keep up the good work, I. .losephine Parker, leave my blond hair to any boy who spends his weekly allowance for peroxide. l, Francis Waters, wish to will n1y part of Mrs. Garrett to the Salvation Army. I, Carolyn Brice, leave my love for typing to Sybil Roach. I, Rose Everhart, will my so-called swing and sway to Jack Smith. I, Charles Dyson, will my right tackle position to Jerry Big Traini' Wallace, and my girl trouble to Earl 6'Burp Terry. I, Ernestine Russell, will my freckles to .Ioyce Rainwater, knowing that she can find room for them. I, Geraldine Lisk, leave all my love for a gray Pontiac to Geraldine Self. l, Margaret Goodwin, leave my love for typing schedule cards to lla Goodwin, in hopes that she can help Mrs. London clear up all mistakes. I, Betty Mauney, leave my love for the army to any unlucky girl whose man enters it. I, Bill Williams, will my seat in twelfth English to any ,Iunior who likes to hear Mrs. Garrett grumble. I', Charles Allen Richardson, with one foot out the front door, stop long enough to will my ability to play the clarinet to Johnny McAulay. I, Leslie Horne. leave my baritone to Earl Stewart. I, ,Ioyce Yates, leave my overflow of originality to Mrs. Garrett. I, Fay Henry, leave my Southern drawl to Mr. Jackson. l. Welton Shepard. leave one cold biscuit to each student who has pleaded for second helpings in the lunchroom. I, .Ianet Anderson, do regretfully. but of necessity, will my beloved basketball uniform to Gloria Snuggs, in hopes that it will fit ber better than it did me. I, Mary Carter Seawell, leave a hands off sign on my property. l'll collect it in June, 1952. I. Patricia Dawkins, will my guaranteed reducing formula to Etta Jean Ewing. I, Dick Sessoms, partly added, do hereby will and bequeath my love for Mrs. Theodora Smith to the Daughters of the American Revolution. I, Pat Herring, leave my long hair to Hazel Maggie Stuus. l, Doris Yates, gladly will 8 inches of my height to Donald Richardson to help him keep his head above water. C ASS I, Billy Pope, do hereby bequeath my seat in Miss Crosland's homeroom to Abigail Q. Baucom, with a reminder that said seat is unaccustomed to being sat in. l. Neal Hicks, leave my long legs to any bus driver who needs them to reach the floor board. I, Billy McKinnon, do hereby will my slugging ability in baseball to Jimmy Smith. I, Pollyanna McDonald, leave to Mr. Warren my school spirit to be injected in large doses into the student body immediately previous to each pep rally. I, Betty Vann Whitted, will my football physique to Hulon Horne. l, Libby Bolton, being of sound mind, now will my figure to any girl who can take the consequences. l, Barbara Horne, do will and bequeath my hidden talents to Jimmy Ellerbe. I, Owen Ganey, after much and thoughtful con- sideration now make myself available for the better improvement of some college. I. Joe Wheliss, hesitating to risk a financial loss, will accept bids for my possessions on the stage of R. H. S. at the close of Commencement exercises. I, Carol Deane. leave my glasses to anyone who has a Geiger counter to use in locating them. I, Everett Blue, leave to Mr. Mulkey a large dose of economy to be used in dispensing tardy slips. I, Charles Warner, leave my so-called physique to Danny Vismor. I, Adelene Thomas, leave a bag of popcorn to George Neil. I. Betty Terry, sorrowfully will my love for beatin' drums to Don Finley. I, Marilyn McDonald, leave my love for Mrs. Brun- son to Junie. l, Jean Liske, leave my lovely come-hither look eyes to Jean Howell. I, Jean Garris, leave my love of Mrs. London to next year's Shorthand II class. I, Gaston Cox, leave my courting propensities to John Carden. I, Jack Gibson, leave my Hash bulbs to George Neil. I, .Ioan Burgess, after much thought have decided to leave my fluttery eyelashes to the American Optical Company so they can make a pair for every girl in R. H. S. WILL I, Robert Flake, will my curly hair to some poor girl who has to struggle with bobby pins. I, Jerry Brooks, leave my bulldog chin to Fred Martin so he can be more aggressive. I', Frankie Pope, leave my love for boys in the band to .lanet Mills. I, Evelyn Steele, leave my corset to Boochie Boggan. I. Margaret Baxley, do hereby will my advice on going steady to all couples who are contemplating this matter. I, J. B. Raiwater, being of sound mind and feeling a great loss, will my eagerness in getting up before Mrs. Garrett's class to any upcoming Junior because he'll need it. I. Frances Dobbins, will my chemistry notebook to any poor student who tries to struggle through chemistry. I, Nina Hatcher, leave for greener pastures. I, Billy Snuggs, leave to Charles Wrape a roll of baling wire and a pack of chewing gum to be used in holding his jalopy together. I, Joyce Bo Knox, leave my ability to tell the truth to any poker face. I, Jeannine Easterling, with aching heart transfer my ability to translate French to Jimmy McKinnon. I. Patsy Allen, temporarily short of wind, leave my ability to be in three places at one time to Carol Maske in hopes that she never gets to school after the tardy bell. ARTICLE IV. We do hereby appoint and designate as sole execu- tor of this last will and testament of the Class of nineteen hundred and fifty-one anyone who needs a job badly enough to undertake the responsibility. Declaring all previous documents null and void, we do set our hands and seal on this, the first day of June, Anno Domini, nineteen hundred and fifty-one. Signed: Hal Rollins, President Witnessed: Joyce Yates Pollyanna McDonald Dick Sessoms 1951 S NIOR Mos! Popular P0l,l.Y N14-IIUNALII JIM M! IIAZEMUIIF lj. Qs -vi' Bkovf Friemllivst JUAN lil RGICSS IIIIAIQLES IH SON I if 5 SUPERLATIVES Mus! l,l'lil'llllll,lI0 l'4ll.l,Y MvlNlNAI.ll IIAI. INDI I INS Mos! Alhlvlia UW ICN IQANI-11 I KNI l' KNIIFNNUN Host Looking llI'I'l l'1 VANN NN IIITTED lill.I.Y Mn-KINNON ? 1 r 5 1951 SENIOR Best All-Round l'0l.l.Y M1-IIIPNALID HAI. IIULLINS -nik PERLATIVE Most Courleous WILLIAM I-'ll'fl.ll5 MARY CAll'I'ElC SHAW!-Il.l, Most f'l'igilllll GIAIHII, IDICANE .HM MY ISAZEMUIKH Y' w CLASS PROPHECY High up in the misty heavens, we find St. Peter Franklin and Gabriel Pope stand- ing on a cloud before the Pearly Cates. They are discussing the death of a promi- nent New York banker, Mr. Joseph Denson Wheliss. It seems quite debatable as to whether Mr. Wheliss will make his home in the heavens or-elsewhere. Look, Gabriel, here he comes at last! What delayed you, Mr. Wheliss?', My guardian angel, Buddy Hughes, and I had a little argument as to whether I could bring my money up or notf' Mr, Wheliss, are you ready to go into the conference cloud to decide your place- ment? We can't keep Devil Ganey waiting much longer. '4Sure, what have I to worry ahoutiw The figures disappear with the confer- ence cloud. The mist clears and we hear Devil Caney say: Candidate Wheliss, live been reading over your records and so far they are quite satisfactory, therefore, I have no claims on you. l would like to hear how you came here. Well, sir, it was like this. I was at Waters' Night Club last night-you know the one that features .lim Hicks and his Band from the Sticks. By the way, three of my old classmates play in the band, Bruce Krupa,, Kanipe and lack Horrl on the saxophone, and Leslie Horne blowing the trumpet. They featured Julia Ratliff from Taylor's Burlesque Show, who, ac- companied by Mary Carter Seawell, sang a torch song by Charles Warner and sur- prised me so I had a heart attack. Every- body thought I had a chance to live, since I was in the eliicient hands of Dr. James P. Bazemore of Herring Memorial Hospitalg but when the ambulance driver, Fish Richardson, took a sharp turn up a one- way street, that finished mef' Well, you pass inspection, but letls look through my special detector and see what your former classmates are doing . . . Isn't that the huge skyscraper Tadlockis Con- struction Company built with the famous steeple jack, Mary Dawkins, and her as- sistants, the Davis girls, doing all the work? Yes, I'm proud to see it turned out so well,'l replied Mr. Wheliss. But look at all the commotion on the twenty-fourth Hoorln That,s Dr. Rollins, the dentist, chasing patient Dick Sessoms. It looks bad, because there comes Dr. Naomi Climber in for the tackle . . . Uopsl there go his teeth! What a superb job! NYes, my class turned out quite well, lVIr. Devil. We even have movie stars. Bobby Bagan discovered a wonderful cow- boy and cowgirl team in Ride ,em Rough Leigh and Mow ,em Down Kistler. Also out in Hollywood we have loyce Yates and Faye Henry coaching stars in the Southern drawlf' '4Yes, it seems that those you mention have turned out all right, but there has been some discussion between St. Peter and me as to whether bar tender, Earl Gattis, and William F ielrls, who racks balls at Terryis Pool Room, will make the grade or flunk into my Paradise of Ovens. Eh, St. Peter?', 6'Yes, but there is one who I wish would hurrry and come up, for I feel so sorry for him since his loved one married a soldierf' 'al believe that was Hoot Bellamy, wasnlt it, St. Peter? The last time I saw him he had opened up a lonely hearts club. CLASS PROPHECY That's right, Mr. Wheliss, but he isn't the only one that had his little trouble but found another way out. You remember your friends, Bill Williams and Harold Mr:Enlire-well, they gave up hope for a certain someone and started raising Irises as a full time job, and did you know that Charles Dyson and Margaret Baxley finally settled down to married life? Yes, Saint Peter, I got a card from them just before I passed away and they said they were raising little bulldogsf' SL Peter, don't you think it,s getting a little chilly up here? I can very easily start a nice hot fire! No, Devil, you can save that till you get home. Geraldine Liskeis blush supplies quite enough heat. All right, I can't even win an argument with you angels, so letls go on with the discussion. Well, Devil Caney, E. Steele and A. Thomas, a great team, have invented a new device for milking cows. There is a music box installed in the machine which plays 'You May Think You're Only a Drop in the Bucket, but You're Really the Cream in My Coffeef Another business enterprise which has done much to build up the morale of the American home front is the pastry shop owned and managed by Shep- ard, Brice, and Parker. The cakes are being sent to the Martian front to be used as ammunition. The cooks, Marilyn Mc- Donald, Betty Webb, Libby Bolton, Frances Dobbins, Betty Van. Whitted, and Annie Belle Bearden have all been awarded Con- gressional Medals of Honor. Well, I guess those benefactors of man- kind will pass through the pearly gates when they get here. What about all those beauty queens you had in your class? Do I stand a chance to get any of them? '4Well, Devil, let me see . . . the other day there was a beauty contest and Barbara Horne won a title. She was chosen The Girl I'd Like Most to Get on a Slow Boat to Chinaf, It was no trouble for Judge Anderson to pick her as he is quite ex- perienced along that line. Betty Terry, .lean Liske, Pat Allen and Doris Yates are modeling for Hudson and Hawkins, manu- facturers of those famous False Teeth with the Friendly Grin. The shop has quite an efficient staff with Boots Parnell as advertis- ing manager and ferry Brooks as designer. There are a few who are still trying to lose those extra pounds. Peggy Maples, Pat Dawkins, and Margaret Goodwin opened up a Turkish Bath with Marshall Currie as their chief masseurf' So far, Mr. Wheliss, I believe St. Peter has all claims on your classmates. Oh! we almost forgot, it's near kick-off time for that game of the year between those rival teams, Cognac and Old Hundred. Letis turn on the television set and watch the game . . . Here's that sports announcer, Bill Stern Hamm announcing the game. Look at Wild Bill McKinnon coach of the Cognac Cats pacing up and down the side- lines. Across the field I can see Coach Jesse James Poplin giving the Old Hun- dred Dogs a pep talk. The principals of the two schools, Polly McDonald of Cognac and Betty MacDonald of Old Hundred, seem to be comparing the teams. Listen to the commercial! The game is being brought to us through the courtesy of Hicks and Hoyle Trucking Company. They have an eflicient group of drivers, Everett Blue, Billy Snuggs, and Joyce Knox, running the route from Cognac to Old Hundred. '6But here's the kick-off-Watch that ball . . . straight into the hands of Sara Ussery Sweeny . . .,' lContinuecl on Page 1011 E...THE CLASS OF ' 1 It was September 194-7 - the Freshman Class, the future Class of '51, entered Rock- ingham High School. From that day to this, our class has had that brisk, get-up-and-go spirit. We were a little bewildered that first year, but we soon became adjusted, and before June of '48 rolled around, everyone knew we were here to stay. In our adjustment, we took part in extra-curricular activities, in fact, we made ourselves quite at home. Our Sophomore year held many things in store for us. We did a tremendous job on the 194.8 Polio Campaign. We were on top with our contribution and won a radio which we gave to the school at the close of the year. Time for Junior-Senior rolled around and those of us who had been elect- ed to act as waiters, waitresses, hat check girls and doormen attended the banquet. lt was a thrill-our first Junior-Senior. School was drawing to a close and the Secretary of the Student Council was elect- ed from the Sophomore Class. One late spring morning, there were wild shrieks of joy and a fluttering and fanning of yellow envelopes. It was that fateful day when the new Beta Club pledges received telegrams inviting them to become members of the Rockingham Chapter. We had one of the largest groups of pledges in a long time. That next fall, we were unbearable to live with! We could hardly control the energy surging within us. We were Juniors-the notch just below the top! We were too busy to concentrate on much except the Junior- Senior banquet we were to hold for the Seniors at the end of March. The theme was set-a cruise to Hawaii. We hardly think the Class of '50 will forget their cruise to Hawaii on the S. S. Rockaholag as it is hardly possible that we, the Class of '51, will forget. ln the midst of swaying palms, grass skirts, canoes, the tempo for a thrilling evening was set. The time is now . . . We were dignified Seniors! Those first weeks we were on a never ending merry-go-round. The Rocket Staff was elected, superlatives were chosen, our class song written, and, amid arguments and fist fights, the class rings were ordered. On December 8 the curtain rose on our Senior Play, Girl Shy. lt was a huge success, and we were so proud! Things seemed to happen so fast-mid-term exams were held, we were guests at Junior-Senior instead of hosts and hostesses, it was nearly time for graduation. We presented the spring plays, written by members of our own class. We had raised enough money for our class gift. The 1951 Rocket came out and we really felt as if the year was at a close. Exams?-and then that moment when we walked down the aisle, our class, to receive our sheep skins. As we bring the history of our Class of '51 to a close, we realize that the things we have done cannot be valued in terms of individual accomplishments. Whatever we have gained has been the result of whole- hearted cooperation, and from that spirit of working together have been forged the ties which will forever bind us together, as the Class of '51. Q is h. in 1 'lb ry? 7 sa .ng is N I THE UNIOR CLASS O F F I C E R S JIM ELLERBE ..... ,..,. P resident HUGH WALLACE .... . . . Vice-President PATTY PATTERSON , . ..., Secretary Our Junior year and we,re beginning to manage things now . . . Junior marshals . . . Beta members . . . Junior-Senior plans . . . L'What'll be the theme? . . . Mrs, Dockery says the 1noney,s running low . . . cutting paper all over the school . . . hours decorating the gym, rehearsing the floor show . . . looking at the circle with speculative eyes . . . ready to take over all that the Seniors are leaving and sure that we'll be the ubest Senior Class in R. H. S. 40 Q l B2 1 JU IORS lu g.. 4. if ' Q lui! Y l PL 'Q 'Q' i' I My ig 0 ,'ll'l'Sf lx'ou',' ,lllilllllil ulllrriglil. ,lLlIll1'S liuily. Gail BLIIIVOIII, Margim- lil'Lll'llQ'll. Hll'llill'll li1'llilllIY. lllll'lI1ll'il lim-nm-Il, llolmlniz I l Hillll. lim-Hy Alu llullural. Faye' llullurul. O SVVOIIII Ruwf Sllll'll'y flillllllllll, .lui-k flillVl'I'l. Uwe-n lflluppn-ll. llulny lflurk on lfolmlv, l'lllllll ll0I'liIIli1ll. Sonny Collins. Ulis Colvin. lie-tty Cooks: 0 Tlzirfl lfflllk' Viola Cox. Nlzlym- Cola- Cox, llori In-1-4'l1. lfxlln-r lfrolw. liill'llill'il fil'lllll1'. l,ois lll'lllll4'. Maxim' Clll'!'l4'. lxlill'Q,ijl't'l llavis. Koy lluwkins. O l'lllIlI'flI Ron lltblllllll lla-vw. l'ul llulin. ,loyvv llullon, Danny Dyson, ,lim l'illc'rln-. Alllll' lfllioll. llvle-11 lfllioll. lion l inl1'y. Mimi llllo I l'il'll ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '. ' I Knut' .lllilllllll l'lowvr4. ,loyvv l'l'l'1'Illllll. llllln- l,urra-ll. ll0l'IN lrlllillll. ,lunu-N lnlllN0ll. .l0illl hlllmll. lllnru 1 llgjlh. llrllx lll'0HIllN.,IllIl1' lluywooul. 0 Slrlll Nnldh' l.i1l4li1- llif-ks. .lurk llmwl. .ls-:ln llowvll, l.lll'X llllIIlll4'l. lflmlln- llulvlnn-on. l:-ggi Irxm. ll:-Hx Hull: .l:u'l,Non. llori- lx-Ally. lnmu ki-Ily. 41 I Q UNIOR 0 l ir.wI Row: limlwznwl King, ,linnny Lunmnl, Kathryn liancawlm-r. .lu-rry Lunllon. Luvimla Lanningr, llurotlly Lila-s, Joycu l4lllli1'I', liolmlpy Linlun, liI'llt'1' Long, 0 Sfrwnml Row: llaviml Murlwry, Bolrlvia- Marlin, Fred Nlariin. Marilyn Martin Carol Nluskv. Put lVl1:Call. llolrlmy .lVluCasliill. ,loan lVlrrC0rmim'k. 'l'l1on1as lVlnlJuHic, 0 Thirrl Rnwy jimmy lVluKinuon Hill xl4'l,l'hlIl. .lunn-- XIvNf-ill. .lunet xllllr. liulmy Nlnorv. Trudi Xluore. Um-urge N1-il. Frances Norton. Sonny U'Brivn 0 Fmull: Rmzx' Pauly Path-rxull. Sliirlvy Pvvk. Aluym- lk-grain. R. ,l. Pit'l'l'Q'. Nileell Pool:-. Della Klum- Pope. ,lanix Porte-r Sln-p I'url:-r. ,loyw llaimsulm-r. O Fifth Rout' Tlmnius Ratlill. lion Rivlmnlwn. Silvyl Rmwlx. Fay Kerrie. ,Mun-ltv Row Uniu Mm- Huw-vll, Ilnlnlmy Rnxwll. Lily Anne Si'.lll4lf'l'S. Fay Sxuilorcl. 0 Sllllll Rum' lla-tty SLllllllll'l'S. ,linnny Slllllll Kathryn Slllllll. llluriu Sllugigs. Gram- Slrivklainl. Ham-l Slullf. lYl3I'HllfIll Swann. l.niN 'l'a1llnvk. Sluirlvy 'l'urllon. 42 UNIQRS ,J M, by vb O First Row: Hvlvn Taylor, Colleen Tval, ,lane Teal, Betty Tll0llIZiS, Joann TlII'0Wt'I', llolv llsse-ry, Doris Wuclkins, llarhara Wallace. Hugh Wallace. O Seronrl Row: Jerry Wallace, ,lor Warner, Luclean Watkins, Jinnny Watson, llillie- Nlack Wefhh, Austin White, llon Wiggins, Johnsie Williams, Peggy Willoughby. 0 Third Row: Dot Wilson, Charla-s Wrapv. Martha Yates. Not l'irture1l.' Cart-y llalilwin, Glenn llalflwin, Alison Byrcl, Lois Caulilcr, Loyuc- Cauhler, llolon-s Crihhs, Charles Davis, Jimmy Edwards, lla Cooflwin, Charles Kearse, Ruhy Long, Don Martin, Fre-tl Morse: .lamvs Rivharmlson. Arthur Simmons. .lack Smith, lloh Yale-s. 43 Q THE SOPHOMORE CLASS O F F I C E R S CURTIS MELTON .... .........,......,,.. ...... P r esident EDWARD OSTEEN .,.. . . . Vice-Presizlenit Jovan BALLARD , . . .... Secretary You came back to school in September with a confident air, familiar with the student government rules and regulations . . . You're a cheerleader . . . You're an F. H. A. ofiieer . . . Youlre going out for basketball, debating, dramatics and maybe even drive a bus. You know the names of the faculty and you speak proudly . . . Youlve found your place . . . Youlre a Sophomore! 44 OPHO ORE , . . 5 , wi J E x Q., 5 Iv XT' S5 1,21 nm' if Ii I- . f- gg L 91.1 .Q .Q as 'Q if it I at-If 1. W 'I 0 l'ir.xl Roux' I I'lHl1'l'N IIN-4: IIiIIy Xllvn. Ii:-vw 'xll1I1'I'N0Il. Fl'llll4'l'N IIRIIIIWIII. Jimmy Ilulmlwin. ,Invw II:lIIur4I Ihwln II'llI' mum RIIIIII IIeIIunx Ilelfn Innn 0 ' ' - 1 -, ' - '- ist, SVVIIIIII lurzlu' Virginia In-vu-l'Iy. Ihvlmlry Illuv. l.i1l1li1- IIULIII. II:-nrx Ihugggalll. Nlalrx I.II1n Imltml. I'1-ggy Iiuyl-In-. .Ivrrx IIl'il4INIlilW I'4'rr' Ilraw ' ' 'I ' V' Ixn III'y4lllI. XII xll 'IllI4l I.glllNl'y. 0 Fu I . 5 l. Imw. Ilumlhy IIIIQLIIIHII. 0 lllll'I1fUlIl'.' Iiuugglu- Ilrown. Klum- H-I.-nw Iim-Ixvve-II. llvrulflim- Iiuvkwn-II. Calvin IIlll'Ql'Nb. Hurry liulvr-rl. I'fnI4Ii1- 1I11mpIn-II. .lvrry II1l!'lll'IlI1'l'. 11rll1 Roux' SIlIl'Il'y ifI1iI4I4-rs. Larry Clark:-. IIc'I1-11 Ilolmlv. Ifynlllial llminfflon. .mm ilu 4 H xII1llI I.:.uIl. II1-vw-x IIlVVIUI4I Nun Illl P, I x1n,,Iuu. 1' fi ' A . .Az I 2 mlus. Haymoml Ilawkins. 0 Fifllz RIJll'.'JI'Fl'I1' Higgs. ,lim Higgs. ,Iunv IIUsl1'lA. . .:' . 'I ' . mn-rl FII:-rlw l'vurffn- I IIw' Um' Joy 1 If I lIlIx 0 Yi Ill I' Ihlls Ilnullnl I ul Iiunn Iulyu Ilunn HLI . , 1 ,. , dll,., . W .nn N. . A wut' Sllirla-V I'ulun I-III lv lll I' ' IJ ' Ill l i4I:I IIIUH II'lllIxIlIl Lml mam. IWIY1' I -1 zwmg. wig - 5. ,R 1 , 'I-nv Ifrunklin, Xlllli' I'Ifl'4'lIlllll. Ifuy I rw-nrul. 5'1ncIv I r1-4- It . . , - lui: -y. 45 OPHO ORES ' l . Q9 it f . Ny ' If c l ir.vl Roux' lllalvis Gainvy. John Currlvn. Lililuy Harris. Doris Gillis, Silwyl Coorlwin, llarbara llurdon. liucille Gfillll, liulrlmy llarru-ll. lillis l'lalm-ln-r. 0 Sl?I'1Illf,1f01U.' 'l3va1riueHealon. Helly Hivks, livvlyn Hinson, .loan llinson, Mavis llogun. llarlmnru llolrlur. .lnyuo Hornlmuklc. Hulon Hornv, likll'lJ31'kl Howard. 0 Thi1'1lR0w.' lflllyfl .l0llllF0Il, Riflllalil llilll . Sam ,lonvm Yan Rvlly. ,lov liilllllliifltli. ljvggy Lample-3. Jimmy Lassiter. .ivan Lev. Iiilly Linlu-r. O Fourth max' Nlaston Long. Gay Lmv. Elsii- l.unvefor4l. .lolln lxIC3xlll8y. Charlvf Nlrifaskill. Charles Nl1'Croslwy. Huglxlvcn Xlvlxa-mir-. llmllly Nic-N-ill. Pvggy Xlarlin. 0 Fifth Row: Joan Nlatson. Curtis Nlvllon. Exon Nlills. Fay Nlillez. Polly Nlisluw. Sara Nlunroe, Iluym- Moore-. Martin Moor:-. Carolyn Nlorgan. O Sixth Row: Betty Morris. lioliluim- Newton. loan Ormslmy. lfllwurll OSI:-1-n. Floyrl l'urker, Sllirlm-y Parkvr. llarolml Phillips, liarlwara Pivrvv. .lvan Pllllllilll. 46 ! N SUPHO DRE . ? 151' .1 it .gf fi.. , 1. E :! i K5 0 First linux' Dori- Play:-r. Kztliu- l'owr'll. .loan Quick. liilly He-vu--. Le-un Hnlwsult, H1-utl'i1'v Rug:-rx. Hill'IYEil'il lin,-.-II. Wynn:-1 liufwll. Paula Sanforfl. 0 Seroml Ruin' Paul Svholl. Carol Svott. tihurh-5 Seugn. Nlartha Sn-tllu-rrp. llvrululim- Se-If. tflyala- Shaw. Xiargiv- Simmon-. He-tty Smith. Dmmim- Smith. 0 Third Rout' .inannv Smith. Niuxim- Smith. .lnlm Qnmldy. Ilohlwic- Snuggs, Lola: Sp:-ight, liar! Stewart. Bvlty Storm-y, Nladisun Swim-vgoml. lloustrm Taylor. 0 Fuurllt nw: .luunila 'l't'rry. Moz:-'llv 'l'a'rry. Carlvin 'l'l1t'x'1'0ll, .loyvv 'IQIIIJIIHIHOIL ,loyw Tmltl. U4-tty ,Ivan 'l'nl'nt-r, .lanws Wulkvr. Iran Wulkf-r. tim-ol'gv Wzillatvv. 0 Fifth Rom: llarlem- Warm-r. .Iulian W2ll'l'it'k. .lim Watkins. Larry Wm-hh, Willit- Wn-hh. lfnrl Wiggins. lluris Wilson. Ltlvillmf Williams. i':lllIil't' Wilson. 0 Sllflll Row: Mitvlu-Il Wilsun. 47 ,J-L :QSPVQQ7 -r' v- gf' .,-Qs I 1' ff Tha- hmne l'l'0ll0lllil'5 vlass in the provvss of losing ilu-ir religion. 49 '-'qrkn i , 1 N. .gf Y QU-4' W , mg. , ' Y' :bw ,mei K ' , ,vu THE FRESHMAN CLASS 0 F F I C E R S DONALD WEBB . , . .....AA...,,..., ...... P resident JIMMY MASKE . . , .... Vice-President BOBBIE GIBSON .... ..,... S ecrezary September 7 and a whole new world . . . everything big and strange and you feeling very small . . . schedules . . . five teachers, one for each subject! . . . '6Where,s the home economics building? . . . the mysteries of x plus y . . . exams . . . no one told us they were like this! . . . and then the year's over faster than you,d dreamed it would be . . . and with the end of your first year at R. H. S. come anticipations of the next-your first year as an upper classmanl 50 FRESHME ' '-1 , f 4 -1 ir Y 4 :FJ A 1 m. wf X, ' 1 i li t l 2 ' 05,4 A k ' N W' A J i 'Y Y 'Q Y ' , f . V ., , 2 - :' - , l V x Nh 'QI visa it ' . in -V AA: ' 2 4, . . f w N i s. xo, n T!-vtqk .531 3 i. ., Q: 1 X ' , I Q29 -4 t, E I - , i' iill A1.,A1 i U K' - ' in :, 'gi fi K7 V 0 l irsl Rauf: liuliluy Anli-in-lc. llraa-iv Mlm-n. livlly Allrml. lfloyrl Amlrvws. illirislinm- Atkinson. liolvliy llznily. Ililly llulnl- win. ,luvk llnlmlwin. llvlly Ihnllurfl. 0 SFIYIIIII Row: Mary l'ill+'n lii1lll'0Ill. Mary lfllnu ll:-llamy. Carolyn llvnuisl. .lim ., .. . , , , ,.. , , . lliilillx. Norman lllunnl. Sliirlz-y Blue: juan Ruling. In-Hy Ilnwlf-5. Sumlru lmwlew. 0 lhlrrl linux' lwlly llflgllllilll. ,la-rrp llrown. Ylzirlin llmwn. Palsy llurgq-N-. llc-riiivv llumpln-II. Nlayo lfupefl. ,lolm lfarpa-iitvl'. .lop-v Cul:-nmn. Nami: llnlliu I luull lliuu lnlnlw. Davis. Viviun Davis. Phyllis Dawkins. 0 l ifll1 Row: Lois IM-mpsi-y. Lillian Mau' lilliull. Roll:-r 'I . ' 'N' lm lx llll4ill 1 lulw Nina liulli l i1-lcls. l'e-tv l i-livr. Sylvia Fritz. Billy Cilmfon. linlrlmia' C. llilrson. 0 Sixth Roux' llulw '- '. C' N . la Uilr on Nil N . .fxiii liilu-on. ll8I'l?2ll'll llillig. llilly llomlman. llolrlmy flmulinan. llvnni- llryflvr. Yum-v llaimillun. lllurzi llurmlm-4'. 51 0 l 1mrlli Huw: lla-laylIm'ing,I0n,l'al1ay llnvinglon, liulvlwy flux, livclyll lluwzirxl. Iiilly lilll4I'll'. jimmy llzivis. l,illI'l1'l1l KTM' 5.5 4 , FRESH Sf QWSNYNM 0 First Row: l l'illll'l5 Hawkins. .lvanm-Ill' llaywoorl. Mildru-sl Haywood. lfrlna llivks. llloria Hinson. If:-ml lluclson. jo lmn ,lilIllQ'I'N0ll. l5olu,la1'r1-ll. lie-rnivm' .lorrlun. 0 Seronrl Roux' Jimmy Katz. Carolyn Kirk. Ile-ralrl l,Hl1llll0Ilfl4. Nanvy l,a1npls-y. Um-ralll Lanmlrunl. Sara Lassiter. Pearl Liles. Alton Long. Ruby Lowery. 0 Third Huw: lin-tty Nlarv:-. Eloise- Marlin. .Iinnny Maslw. l'll'illlCt-'S lVluCroskey. Alvita Mcllonalil. Sally Mvllonalil. Sara M4-Donalfl. .loan lNlcKinnou. llapllne- Xl:-I.:-an. 0 Fourflr Row: Slnirlvy 'Nlc'l,vncl0n. Ray lllcPlu-rson. Bobbie Nlvliae. Sibyl Melton. Holm-n Mills. Faye Milchuln. Eli Xlorm-. lim-orlmy Napiffr. Peggy Nvlson. O Fifth Row: Nlary Cilllltaflllr' O.IlTlFI1. Nlivllavl 0'llriQ-n. .lanv Uliwr. Ellllii l,4'1Ll'1lIll. Prisrillu Pm-nvgar. Belly Pllifvr. .lames l'ier1'1-. Bc-tty' liainwalvr. Harrivl Rainwatvr. O .giffll Row: Bs-tty Raalwrry. Billy Rvynolcls. lir-Hy lihyv, Maxine Rorie, Steve Rush. ,leaiineltv Sandi-rs, Shirley Sanford, Cc-viliu Scholl. Sllirlvy Slu-parfl. 52 FRE HME ig 2 A iv ' fx . 5- A Q ' 5 qi ' . ' fx i :.. R VV -vkt V in L A I- A ' il 'E' 7 A if 2 i xx X w Q. ximxv . w 'A i , K fgg ,fri ' x . if Q -Q' Hi if Y i iii t 'ii ' V715 W 0 First Row: ii:-vky Sikvs. Belly Smith. ir:-nm' Smith. Juni' Sllliili. -Xlnirvy Snuggm R. V. Tauilovk. Winfrm-ii 'Vuyiu ii:-la-n 'i'lirowa-r. Pm-ggy Uses-ry. 0 Swwnirl Rum: Rogvr lissvry. Danny yiSIIl0l'. ,Milly Wailfln-Il. linlilry xYiliiil4'l'. ifuroi Warn:-r. llunulnl Wvllli. .loan We-hh. .loannv We-bla. Eva Clair We-ivli. 0 Tliirrl Roux' Curinnv Williams. Niulliv Wi iams. iiuixliy Wilson. Philip Witiwrspoon. ii'ilPilIl3 Wooten. ,io W'right. Uul nf ilu- xil:-ns-1' 1'unu's Hrs. ,Urlfru1'I:1'll. Slap lrrvalhing lrlvasvfu In l .ll. I. girl? Thu lmusa' Ihul rn-fr:-slum . . . Flush lllul lpunu, lrllnur. 53 ,I Ready, set, one ifagf . , two, three . . . '4Where are those warm-up jackets? . . . Hey, you, don't waste those bandages! . . . But, Coach, I have a broken leg!,' . . . Take ten lapsw . . . scrimmage 'til five . . . kick-off at eight . . . get that hall . . . Vitality of mind and hotly is essential to athletics. W 'ww .N.,,,,..b -47 4 of -. -An JFIIIIY BROOKS JERRY WAAl.I.-XCR JINI BAIEWIUIIE TED PUPLIX BILL Nh-LEXY IIIII Nl KINNU .HN Il I-'IIKNKLIN lil lil-INI-I I!l'ilAl.KWlY HI IPIH YI1-NEIIAIA QXNIH FIHIICYIAN HKICIA 'l'l-fliki lllills XII-I lil l'llU.H BlI.l. lil 'l'SI.FIC lla-flj 1I0,U.lI J. 12. Nll I.Kl-IX friglnll 4 f AMi' S - ,ilu- W Svpt. l Sept 13 Svpt. 13 Svpl. 26 Svpt. 29 UVI. fb Uvl. lf? 0111. 20 01-I. ZT NUXY. J SCH!-II lUI,I-I 'H '19 I3 .26 A .Dil U . JJ . .33 A . AIO ,.Z, Griiliu. Ga N Q C U11-raw. .,. Lumlwrlun W84l0SIlliI'lb Clinlon Silllftjftl lhmn Hillllltfl I,LllIl'lllIblll'Q' I'nI'l 5 f 2 .IUIIVVH CUIIIC .I. W. TAIIIJNIK IfIIAIII.I :5 III SUN IVIIANCIS W'.'fI'EIIF IIIIAI. W'II.I.IAVI5 OYYICN C-KIYICY III till W 'lI.I.Kf'I': SUNNY ll'lilIll-IN KLTIIN ffIlHI,I'f PAIYI. SlIll0l.l, HICIPIIIQIQ KN -II.I.fIf'I'f FIIW KIIIP ll5'I'I'f Ylulmgn-r Il l.r:lwl'nr4I. Ilzlrolnl I'IliIIipa. II I YN npr. IIuIon Ilnrnn-. ' fl? ,gh DISTRICT 111 .f-XA PLAY-0l F Nm: IH II. II. 5. 25 Sanforfl 6 HICCIONM, I,I,AY-0I'II'I DISTRICTS I5 ANI! 4. N ' 411 ov. I1 II. II. S. .Zn I,l1mIn-rhm 6 I'1AS'I'l'IIIN I'I.AY-0I I7 Nm: 23 Ii. ILS. T II:-ml:-rsun I3 x I-N 19 0 FUOTB LL SEASO GRIFFIN The Rockets opened their l950 season with a bang by defeating the scrapping Grifiin, Georgia, team by a score of to I9. At the first of the game the Rockets scored on u long pass front Jimmy Ilazemore to Owen Cainey to put them ahead at half time by a score of I4 to 13. In the third quarter they went ahead to stay on touch- downs by Bill McLean and Bill McKinnon. The Rockets had played a good hall club. Griffin was later runner-up in the Georgia state Hnals. CH ERAW Cheraw was the next to fall to the powerful Rockingham team. The Rockets easily defeated this weak team in a game played under the adverse conditions of a wet and muddy field caused by a steady downpour of rain. The game was highlighted by the playing of the second team of the Rockets. Alton Coble, a second string fullback, made a beautiful 65-yard touchdown run. In this game the first team played less than one-half of the ball game. The final score was 39 to 0. LUMBERTON The Rockets were handed their first defeat of the season 19 to I3 by Lumberton. The game was played before a huge crowd on home grounds. Coach Dwight Hols- houser's star halfbuck. Nicky McKeithan. was too hot on passes to stop. After being outplayed for two quarters and behind I9 to 0, the Rockets caught fire and scored two touchdowns in the fourth quarter and were threaten- ing for the winning tally when the final whistle blew. WADESBORO Recovering from their previous defeat by Lumberton the Rockets defeated Wadesboro 28 to I3 to win the first conference game of the season. The ball game was all tied up the first half and then the Rockets pushed over three touchdowns to sew the game up. lflugene Bellamy sparked the line in their attack. Wadeshoro scored its second touchdown against the second team of Rockingham. CLINTON The next victim in the path of the Rockets wus Clinton and they rolled over them 31 to U. All-stater llill McKin- non really showed his heels to the Clinton boys. lIe made touchdown runs of I02. 60. and 45 yards. He scored three times in the first half and once in the third quarter. Following this game Xleliinnon was named back of the weeku by the Charlotte News. SANFORD A determined Sanford team handed the Rockets their first. conference loss I3 to 0. lt wus the only game in which the Rockets failed to score in the entire season. Although the Rockets held considerable edge in statistics, Sanford had the points. Twice Rockingham was inside Sanford's five-yard line only to fumble. lt was only twice that Sanford crossed the Rockets, fifty-yard line and it was then that they scored. Francis Waters led the attack of the line. I DUNN The Rockets were determined not to be thrown out of the conference aml they handed llunn a 33 to 27 defeat in a home game. The Rockets were ahead and in com- plete control the entire game. The linemen played a great game and especially Charles llyson. lil the closing minutes of the last quarter Dunn threw a scare into Coaches llutsler and Mulkey by scoring two quick touchdowns against the second and third teams, but the first team returned to the game and controlled the ball until the Final whistle. HAMLET ln the first half of the game with their old rival. Hamlet. the Rockets had a tough ball game on their hands. The first. quarter was tied up 7 to 7 and it was not until the second quarter that liill McKinnon broke loose and behind fine blocking ran 67 yards for a touchdown to put Rockingham ahead at the half H to 7. ln the third ll v'n-e go! n 'I'-E-.rl-lil . . . Dressing room ellaller. It 4-nuldn'l have been u vietnry. enulwl it? 1950 FOOTB LL S ASO quarter co-captain Lentz Franklin sewed up the ball game by blocking a kick. scooping the ball up and scor- ing. There was no stopping Rockingham then and the final score. 33 to 7. was the most decisive defeat that Rockingham has ever handed Hamlet in football. ln the Charlotte News Lcntz Franklin was named lineman of the weeku after this game. LAURINBURG The Rockets next met Laurinburg and played probably the most perfect football game in the history of the team. Both of the teams and coaches were out to win this game. The Rockets carrie out on top 40 to 7 and avenged defeats by Laurinburg for the two past seasons. The team was led by the 200-pound driving fullback, Bill McLean. and the running of hack, Earl Terry, with the flawless quarterbacking of ,Iimmy Bazemore. Co- captain Owen Ganey and Bill Williams showed up well in the line. The first team scored each time they gained possession of the ball and held a half time lead of 33 to 0. The Rockets scored again in the third quarter with Laurinburg receiving their lone score in the fourth quarter against the second team. This win enabled the Rockets to wind up in a tie with Sanford for the con- ference championship. FORT MILL The next game was the much heralded homecoming game with Fort Mill. The game was preceded by a colorful downtown parade the day before and the elec- tion of the King and Queen of Homecoming. Each senior letterman had his good looking sponsor at the game with him. The team did not disappoint the huge crowd which attended and downed the fighting Fort Mill team 27 to 0. As usual the team, sparked by the quarterbacking of Jimmy Bazemore. played an excellent ball garlic but they seemed to be saving most of their steam for the all important Sanford game the next week. The homecoming celebration came to a close with a successful semi-formal dance Saturday night where the King and Queen were honored. SANFORD With the District title at stake Rockingham met thc Sanford team for the play off in the Rockingham Park. Sanford opened the game with a quick, 60-yard march to pay dirt. The Rockets went wild in thc last hall to score four touchdowns making the score 25 to 6 and receiving the first District title in football in twenty- three years. Stars were numerous, but outstanding in the line was Johnny Gore who continually thrcw thc Sanford boys for losses. Hill Mt-Kinnon and Bill M1-l.can paced the Rockingham backs. LUMBERTON The Rockets again met the team which handed them their first defeat in the season and the outcome of this game would determine the regional champions. The hard charging Rockingham linc rushed Nicky Mc- Keithan so fast that he completed only 2 passes in the entire ball game. lt was the battering line that won the game with Ted Poplin and George Wallace leading thc assault. The backs, Jimmy llazemore, Bill McKinnon. Bill McLean, and Hugh Wallace, did a fine job of carry- ing the ball and when the game was over Rockingham had had its revenge to the tune of 28 to 6. HENDERSON Rockingham then moved into the Eastern class AA semi- finals with Henderson. The game was played on Thanks- giving Day on Henderson's home field. lt was a bitterly fought game with Rockingham losing 13 to 7. Hender- son's first touchdown came on a break when Rockingham fumbled on the 37-yard line. ln the third quarter Rock- ingham put on a forty-yard drive with Bill McKinnon going around end to score. liill McLean went over for the extra point and the score was 13 to 7. ln thc closing minutes Rockingham threatened by going 60 yards for a first down on Henderson's eighteen yard line but time ran out and so did our potential statc champion- ship. Ted Poplin and Jerry llrooks played an outstand- ing game in the line against the hcavicr Henderson unc. Loosen up lhose stiff joints. bnyl. 4' - '71 s-lu'a:.J!:-an Kill 'em again. kill 'em again . . . HOMECOMING SPUNSORS l. Sy bil Roan-h with Francis Waters 3. Joan Burgess with Owen Caney 2. Pvnny Hudson with lmntz Franklin 4. Margaret Baxlvy with Charles Dyson 5. Iris Carnes with Hill Williziliis 60 f-4' WEEK-END NOVEMBER 2-4' 6. Rust- tfvvrhart with js-rry Brooks 0. Lihhi Hutton with J. W. 'l'zullm'k You Ill B'll'i3ill'Zl llurm- with lil y ll T. ,lc-an Walkvr with .Iulmny 1 '- IL Fay liorir- with Ifiigri-:iv H1-llarny 61 , nm- vm-im y iVlzu'l7nnalrl with 'IR-tl Poplin Boys' Basketball Owen Cam-y jilllllly BSZPIIIOIP Holwrl lflakv Bill ArICl.l'3ll Sunny U'Brivn Sunny Collins jack Smith Danny Dyson l'u11k,, Warrick llcwcx Craxsforrl Nui, l'i0I,urml: Jim ljllr Girls' Basketball ,Ioycv Knox Jam-t Anderson liulrlriu llalilis Botty Smith Joann Throwcr ,Ivan llowvll lVlaxinc Smith llaphnu Mcllean Cynthia Covington Mary Catllvrinc O'Brion 1511011-s and Svlwflulvs Page I ,Q Vg' .,,i::'.2 1 , i.-' Q 'I .. A 'A 'X We f 5 , ' 1 fl'-'Ji lv ' , '- , Af ' 1950 Baseball The 1950 season of the Rockingham High School baseball team ended with the Roekets,' in third place. While win- ning seven and losing tive games. the team svored 100 runs to 55 for their opponents. The pitching was handled hy liilly McKinnon and Tommy W4'st With John- ny Gore behind the plate. The hoys who were outstanding on the stiek work were Gaston Cox. Owen Ganev. Alvin Levine. Richard Moore and Billy McKinnon. Missing from the 1950 line-up this year are Al Levine, first lvaseg Richard lVloorc, outfieldg Steve liedhetler, third base: and Billy Watkiiis. outfield. Neweomers to the 1950 squad were Harold lVlcEntire and Tommy West. ISASILBA LL SU JR E5 li. H. S. 11 . , , lfllerbe 0 R. H. S. 6 . . liillerhe 3 li. H. S. 8 . . . . Sanford 7 R. H. S. 6 . , . . . . Laurinhurg 14 li. H. S. 3 . Sanford 6 R. H. S. 14 , . Hamlet 5 R. H. S. 2 . . . . Vvadesboro 3 R. H. S. 1 . . . l1tll1l'lI1l1llI'fL 4 R. H. S. 18 , , . , , Dunn 5 R. H. S. 6 . . , . . Vvadeshoro 8 R. H. S. 12 . Dunn 0 R. H. S. 13 , Hamlet 0 l. Mew- l.e4lln'lll'l' 2. Earl Terry 3. llill Nh-Kinnon 4. Ali in Lex inn- .1. Arthur Simn 6. John Gon- 7. Ili:-hard Moore- 8 Owen Ganvv 9 Gnslun Cox C eerleaders L1-fl ln Righl: Sylail llnuvll. llarul lla-zlllv. llarlralrn llnlslu-r. ,lf-an llnwn-H. ,lim Elle-rln-. Ilzlphlu- N4'l.rnll. Yixian lianis. Guy lnnv. Ph-up llzlllnrel. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS lmfl lo Right: lflmrlvs Ilvaln-. Anne' All:-ll. Rage-r lllulaull. Wurgalrs-l 51-hull. Hill llasly. II:-ity Gnrelvll. lllrnlhl Hnrrvll. Jann- Holton. 65 l lfLtA 6LlfL V805 The testing ground for what we've learned - Sound thinking wins a debate . . . Correct speech gets you a role in the Senior Play . . . The truth of our knowl- edge and the reality of our principles are reflected in the way we carry on our activities. I I 4 I' .- 4 . Q .S I K . , - .1 , X- i 5 , 7 Z ' Al F N , Q N, X I , .. gfmh - -A ,. 1 jf KIK Q A14 ga fn 1 ' KK 'v x K ,K , , ' K. ,K 1 3. .wK,K U51 1, , I T K Q KK Q K Q K . I' Q ' ,' V ' N Sl! ', 'f' ' 4- ' 2 ' f1:,. Q ' ' s p' ,J y , K JFK A I . -. -'lj K K M, Q K MKG , KK Q lf ,JK- Q .Q E aw KKK K 5 K .f K v . .. K M X ' K , x' K AA' ' w. 1 4: P , . ' K U v I, 'yt ,' gyxx X ' ,nm -JW' 1, , ,S L -, KWK ,, ig ,s,. , 1 KK K A, Q -Q 6 K W: Af. 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Issues that are brouglit before this group are the concern of the entire stutlunl body, who hack their eleetefl ollir-ers hevause they have learnt-cl that frvedoin and liherly van he enjoyed only through the assumption of incliviwlual responsibility. 'l'wenty-eiglit years of stuclent-roopemliw government at ll. H. S. has prom-cl that thi- systeni works. Thi- faculty gives guiclanve. not orders. Because of this sharing of privilege. stuflent-faculty relations in our high school are inaintainecl on an even keel. Because of this sharing of responsibility, stuflents learn lo assume that kinfl of learlersliip which prepares them for active citizenship in coin- inunily lifc. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES .loyve Nates. Norniun ,-Xinlerson. Betty Whilterl. Owen Cane-y. Nlimi Flake-. Sonny U'llrien. Lillis- ulnm- Sandi-rs. Hugh Wallace. Patty Patterson, l ri'1l Martin. Fay liullurnl, ,laines liaily. Nlurgrie Sinnnons. Robert Ellerhe, Joann Smith, Bob llaucoin, liau'hura Newton. Buddy Nlm'Neill. Carolyn Morgan, Joe Laininonrls. ,loym-e Ballard. Larry Webb, Lois Dempsey, ,linnny lliddix, lin-tsy Covington. Bohhy Goodman, Carolyn Kirk, .lune Snead, Sandra Ilowles, ,linnny Maskrv. 68 Thu' a'x1'1-ulirv 1-num-il prrpur-4-s In humllv u ulisf-iplinury prohla-m. l'lXIiCll'l'lVlC COUNCIL Belly Vain Whitlc-cl. Norman Anderson. Mimi Flake. Sonny fl-BI'l4'Il. Joyce llallarcl. ,lov Lammonfls. Sandra Bowlvs. Bolmlmy Goodman. Alvin llamilton. Polly Mvllonalcl. ,Ioan Ormslny. COMMI'I l'l'IlC CHAIRMEN Lilvlny Holton, Rolwrt Flaku ., .. Slllllllflfy ,loan BlII'gl'SS. Dir-k Svssorns , . . , . l:I'0llflIl1S Owvn Cam-5. Bill lVlc'Kinnon . Tragic ff JI xl ,-Hriu llumilrun lrvun u rununillrl- ro-pnrl. lhnirmun Rohn-rl Flukr rllrrlws lhv aluily grounds rv-purl. 69 ,1 . THE 195 1 Carol Deane ,. . .. Erlilor r i ' K ', I ',m'L 'llal Rollins A . A , flssofriale Eflilm' 1 Hero it isfyour 1951 Roclnet, the culmination of nine months of Work, the result: ol' tho concerted efforts of more than twenty-five Seniors to produce a permanent record of the sehool year 1950-5l. Since September wtfve worked, laughed, and sweated blood for the Rocket. There have been lots of laughs---Owen and the liristowls dog . . . saying uprunesn for the photographer . . . the nightly luranls which started out as committee meetings . . . ,linfs lVlodel A Cadillac' chugging around on its quest for ads. lint we'vo had our darker moments too-the Search lol a theinufwhat ht-:sl symbolized the s ririt of R. ll. Sf? . . . 4'No. lim. not a three-rinff circus! We ean't. ' . . . The write-u ms.tl1c1'e-writes - F' Hdiloriul Hluff: Pm Allen. Jimmy linzn-more. Margin- Hawkins. Slxumly L1-iglx. Rolu-rt Flalu-, llul Rollins. Cm-ol ll:-am-. Polly M1-Ilonalal, llin-ls S1-ssollw. Alxin llmnillon. Peggy Maples, Mnrg:u'n-I llaxlvy. Norman Anllu-rson. It.-up 'llun-Ilonnlsl. ,lulia lhlllilf. 70 ' n l il' HllSl.I1f'SS MUIlUQl'l Wi iann Fix- cl. .4s.vo1'iulf' IJIISI-IIUSS Malzauwl' HROCKET9' ln I ks , ' iii ii ,V ll l Q ' K ' ' Q A . . . Non, let some-hody else tryv . . . the photograplu-r who look threo hunclrecl pivtures and the-n announc-ml that his came-ra was ofl-focus . . . and the money. always the :nom-il So it went: while Carol proclrlvcl the cclitorial stall and Hal and his flash ifann-ra slippm-il in and out ol' classrooms and cluh meetings. ln January it was all clono. Sonic ol our original iclvas havo had lo hc' forgotten: alter trying five limes lor a curtain typo of picflurv. we wvru willing lo wnnproniisv. liul in 1-ui-h of us is the satisfaction that we haw clonv our host. Wi- hope- that in years to conw as you turn the pugrvs of your 1051 Roc-kv! you will ln- ulvlv to 1-xpc-i'ii-:iw afri-sh the joys and thc- conlracleship of your high svhool days ancl that you will lincl von- laineal In-tiwvn thi-sv page-s a reflevtion of life as you knc-w it in liovkinghain High Sc-hool. lhlsilwxs Sluff: Bill Willimn-. William lfirllls. llnrolcl NI:-Hlllirv. llunlliq- Yxllvs. Juyvu- Knox. Fruln-4-s Pupv, Fran:-n-s Ilolrhin-. .lnsn-phiuv Parlwr. ,lim Ilia-ks. lin-up Cape-I. liurlmra llorln-. ,Iupvv Xuln--. Iris Curm 71 6'Girl Shyi' 'llhereis no husiness like show husint-ssl Whether youire working in dungarees on a backstage crew or acting before the bright lights, thereis something ahout the smell of grease paint that gets in your blood and brings you out season after season, eager for a chance to hammer, saw, apply make-up or just do anything in order to take part in the happy vonfusion and lireath taking excitement that goes along with produving a play. The perforlnances ol the R. H. S. dramatic: group have hecome a tradition in Rockingham. and no eveit during the school year draws larger crowds hoth ol townspeople and students than do the fall Senior Play and the original one-act Colnmencelnenl plays. Dramatics Group Hal Rollins, ,Iinnny Bazemore, Carol lleane, William Fields, Iris Carnes, Polly Mcllonald, Jim Hicks, Patsy Allen, Alvin l'lalnillon, Gail Baucom, lion Finley, Peggy Maples, Mary Carter Seawell, Joe Wlizeliss, J. W. Tadloek, J. ll. Rainwater, Dick SBSSOIUS, Charles Warner, Owen Ganey, Sonny Collins, Betty ,lo Capel. My rtle lilax is. lVlargaret Goodwin, Shandy Leigh. Geraldine l.isk. Julia llatlifl. lfrnestine Russell. lin-lyii Steele. Sue Thompson. Sara lissery. and Doris Yates. 72 DME 66Strike Up The Band! Sonny Collins . . .......,...... Drum Major Penny Hudson . Assistant Drum, Maforette Mascots: Jane Copeland, Mary Alice Munn, Sandra Wheeler. Majorettes: Adeline Thomas, Hughleen McKenzie, Carolyn Morgan, Mary Lou Ellwanger, Carolyn Long. Verna Lee Ratliff, Patsy Kelly, Faye Adcock, .lean McCormick, Shirley Tarlton. 0 Comets: Ernest Stonef Leslie Hoyle, Bruce Kanipef Mayo Capelf Edwin Warnockfi' Lillie Mae Driggersf' Elizabeth Webbfl: Mark Dunn, Leslie Bradshaw, Otis Colvin, Bill Garrett, Carol Lackey, Jerry Bradshawfl' 0 Clarinels: ,lim Hicks, Marshall Swannfi' Bobby Harrell, Horace Steadnianf David Doolittle, Charles Richardson, Shirley Calhoun, ,lim Haywoodj' Billy Reaves, ' Frances Settlef Margaret Dunn. 0 E Flat Clarinet: ,lohn McAulay.,' 0 Alto Saxophone: Bill Allen, ,lean Liskef .lack Hord, ' Earl Gattisf I Tenor Saxophone: Alvin Hamiltonfl' Bobby Keim. : O Baritone Saxophone: Doris Kelly. O French Horns: Perry Bradshaw, Ruby Moore. 0 Baritones: Earl Stewart, Leslie Horne. 0 Basses: Buddy Hughes, Harold McEntire, ' Bobby Dorsettf 0 Trombones: Dick Sessomsf Jerry Landon, ' Bobby Ellwangerf' George Ellwangerf' Ted Taylor, Clarence Terry, ' Parker Entwistle, Edward Dawkins, Thomas lngle, Richard 0'Brien. 0 Bass Drum: Betty MacDonald. 0 Bell Lyra: Faye Sanford. 0 Snare Drums: Don Finley, Iris Carnes, Betty Terry, Sam ,Ionesf Geraldine McKenzie. ' 0 Cymbals: Jim Clarkf ' lndicates membership in concert hand. 74 . ,. r H M W . 1' ,?, 5, w -Q 3 3.46: if Li . 1 .jg,- 1, , Q . , ', env. A , . 9 9 i . Q L-4' O wr W , , ,, 46- 'F s 3 ix Qs ig . . . , . . MVN .. ff vi fNi' ,Y :Q- 'wk If 11.1 15: . ,J . A-1 Af -A 'i !vlQ3 ' 'l'l!g v:-H ww- ' .- ,-., 1 , 'W , my M A . . X , N .- W F-' V11 ,, ' ,A - V 91 if W- :Lx A. . , . ,,g v X, , 1 - . s . 1' 5. -'eff . , , ,. N . .f,v . X - dp ,, . .,- I . 11 , 1 1 vm. ,L . , 0 O' f U, 57 . Y? I Q F W x . 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A Y ,Gly-1 66Fr0sting on the Cake l lebratf-cl our victories or flruwnecl tht- lvittei' taste of lnfornial flances after the games, wien we ce tlvfvat l'llJlIlf'C0llllIlg Week-lllnd, when we crowned Penny queen and w'elcmnecl hack our aluinnif-f Anal. finally. the sm-ial vvent of the year. ,luninr-Senior. with its whirling skirts, vnrsages. and ln'9z1k- fast pai'tie-sf' cklvlmumwkfi Anal lrehinml it all was thc' clanve hand, always rvamly with tht- ilu l l I lganrl the mlance hand was tho lift- of the party! When we p ayvc . wv payer 76 6' n Wfings of Song Our chorus uf nmrc than two lll1I1tIl'tEtl vniccs is rcspmnsilmlu for many mtlstanding lH'0QII'3lllS during thc school year. N During: 1950 thc- group pn-scrlte-rl its first upvrettu. Gillwrt and Sllllitlill-S Tlu' lIl.l'1lfl'.9 of I,l'III,lIIll'l'. rlirvrtvd In Mrs. lilizalwth jonvs. At Christmas time the gruup pwst-trtod a program of Christmas music, imvlufling warts of llandvfs Mrfssiah. Tho Jrofram was tlircrtted b Mr. Leon jackson. I 51 Y 77 66Today's Youth Are Tomorrow's Homemakersv The l . H. S. is a service club which, through school, community, and international projects, promotes good citizenship and encourages wholesome recreation. This year the club, honored by having its sponsor elected District Adviser, was respon- sible for the District Rally in Laurinburg. Officers who served during the school year were as follows: Jean Walker, President, Joan Ormsby, Vice-Presi'dentg Betty Smith, Secretaryg Johnsie Williams, Treasurer, Betty Allred. Reporter, Kathryn Lancaster, Historiang Sally McDonald, Song Leaclerg and Barbara Newton, Parliamentarian. Graeie Allen, Shirley Blue, Patsy Burgess, Joyce Coleman. Phyllis Dawkins. Juanita Forrester. Sylvia Fritz. Stella Inman. Bernice Jordan. Nancy Lampley. Eloise Martin, Aletta McDonald, Sarah Monroe, Shirley Mel.:-ntlon. Mary 0'Brien, Betty Rainwater, Maxine Rorie, Betty Smith, Faye Adcock, Betty Allred. Christine Atkinson. Betty Barhare. Betty Bowles, Bohhie Gihson. Jewel Hudson, Gloria Kelly. liuhy Lowery. Elsie Lunceford. Sally McDonald, Dorothy Napier, Edna Pegram, Betty Rasberry, Shirley Shepherd, Helen 'l'hrower, Peggy llssery, Mary Ellen Baueoni. Mary Bellamy. Jerry Car- penter. Shirley Ghiltlers. Sarah Collins, Betsy Cov- ington. Patsy Covington, Ellen Frye, Faye Gainey. Clara Harclee, Jo Len Jamerson, Carolyn Kirk, Faye Mitchnm, Carolyn Morgan, Joann Smith, Carolyn Benoist. Mary Ellen Bolton. Dorothy Lee Brigman, Laura Causey. Evelyn Dunn, Virginia Huggins. Vivian Johnson, Nan Kelly, Sarah McDonald, Betty Morris. Barhara Newton, Margie Simmons, Carolyn Bryant, Helen Caver, Lucille Coble, Esther Croke, Shirley Euton. Lucille Grant. Joyce Hornhuckle. Lucy Humher, Katherine Lassiter, Barhara Lee, Peggy Marlin. Frances Norton, Frances Page. Carol Scott. Juanita Terry. Mozf-Ile Terry. Betty Jean Turner, Barhara Wallace, Lillian White, Jerrie Diggs, Joyce Euhanks, Lihhy Garris, Sarah Hale. Betty Hicks, Polly Mishoe, Shirley Parker, Betty Rhye. Barhara Russell. Martha Sedherry. Joyce Tocltl. Jean Walker. Carol Warner, Corinne Wil- liams, Johnsie Williams, Joan Ormsby, Shirley Peak, Doris Creech, Betty Cooke, Rose Everhart, Betty Jo Capel, Enrla Cockman, Maxine Currie, Carolyn Brice. Betty Jo Bullard, Peggy Irvin, Bobbie Saunders. Mavis Hogan. Jean Pittman, Betty Grooms, Gloria Snuggs, Beatrice Heaton. Lois Tatl- lock, Pat Dulin, Margaret Baxley, Betty Thomas, Helen Elliott, Patricia Davis, Polly McDonald, Ernestine Russell. Jean Carris, Joan Webb. Hazel Carpenter, Peggy Lampley. Jeannine Easterling, Joan Gibson, Betty Terry, Frances Dobbins, Myrtle Davis, Faye Oliver, Della Mae Pope, Joyce Knox, Bernice Campbell. Wllickets, Please A prograin is to hc presented at thc high school. You walk in thc front door. anml the-rv you are gin-tefl hy two students. a girl ancl a hoy. As you enter thc auclitorium, you meet others who take your ticket and give you a program. Ser-onrl row. thircl seat, pleasef, . . . MI think youill he ahle to see line here. . . . 0h. hoy! The Juniors are going to show a movie tomorrow and we'll get out of a classln . . . Ml canit wait to get into formal clothes and marshal for the Senior Plays-li' . . . Don't lorgetg we have to stay after school to decorate for Commencementlw These students are elected hy secret ballot from the Junior Class. Tlley must do pass- ahlc school work, he dependahle, attractive, and gracious. hecause they are the ones who are our ollieial hosts and who represent the student body on formal occasions. ,ll'Nl0lt IVIARSHALS: Firsl row, left to riglil: Nellie ,lean Howell. Mimi Flake. Patty l'attcr- son lifhief Marshall. Vivian Kelly, Fay Rorie. Svronrl row, lefl lo riglzl: Sonny Oallirien, Hugh Wallace. Bill lVlel,ean. ,lim lfllerlw. 79 6' haracter, Scholarship, i Leadership Ol l lCl'lllS HAL Ho1,l,1Ns ,,,,..,...,,.... lj:-emiefzr lVIl.LIAM FIELDS . . A . V ice-l'1-esziflent MIMI FLAKE . . , Sl'l'I'Pfl'll'y Joi-:Wnr:L1ss . . . Treasurer IQULUNS W Hglins FLAKE Nl-LAI, llltZKS A . llumzer Clltliflllllll XYHEIIISS IHCKS HQHQNE BARBARA ll0l'lNlC . . . Plellgl? .IWILSIKGF Outstanding eliaraeter, active leaclership, unquestioned honesty, scholastic: uliility . . . each lleta Clulm niemliwr has and must maintain these qualities: for only the lnest can lm listed among the memhers of this organization. The lleta Cluh promotes the highest ideals in service ancl rvt'reation. lfach month it presents a Beta Cluln banner to the homeroom receiving the highest percentage of Ns. Last spring the club was well represented in Raleigh at the State Beta Club Convention. where they presented a skit entitled 6'lVl00nlight lVlelodies. This year many ofthe membersjourney- ml to Asheville to attend the State Convention. Vlfhilv participating in school and elulm activities. ll'll'SlY folk rfun Still keep u ll1'lll grasp on their ill'ilClk'llllL' work. Tllatis M'llCl'L' the Lllll-t'l'l'llCC lit-sl BETA CLUB NIEMBERS First Rmr. lvfl lo right: Barbara llnrm-. Myrtle Davis. Iris Carnes. Bc-My Capel. Mafilil' ll4'Wkin5- Mimi Flilkv- .lilllv Teal. llurbarn Crunw. Svrorul Row. left In riglll: Polly Mcllonald, Belly Saunders. Carrol Dm-nun-. Ile-ily lVIzu-Unnlald. Third Row, left lu riglll: Putty Path-rson, Margin-1-l liaxley. Palsy Allt-n. Shzmdy Ln-igh, Shirley Tnrllon, Frmn-es Norton, Kathryn l.nnn-nsu-r. Joann Thrnwrr, Lillie Ann Sunllcrs, Gail Ihmconl, Juliu Ilalliff. Fourlh, Row, left lu right: llarolal Ma-Entire, Joe Wlieliss, N1-ul Hicks, llolrrrt Flake, William Fivlmlx, Tlmnuls lVl1'Dullic', llul Rollins. 80 FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS First Krur. ln-fl In riglll: Pallp l'nll1-r-on. llurol TlnolllAla. Ill-Hy Maulu-y. ,In-annillr Hush-rlillpg. Pu! Mvlfnll. .Na-rnnfl Roux lrll In riglll: Wlrs. llrunann. l'ollp 'Wh-llollallll. joan Burg:-:-s. 'Vlalglr llanu kiln. ,lulial lhlllilf. ,ln-un lilln-rlw. Thirvl Run. lvfl In rigglll: Hugh NX allzwv, ,lov H ln-liss. Nvzll llivlx-. llruvr Kanipv. French, Food, and F fellowship Quoslions in l rumfl1 flying across llnf room, llasty consultations HIIIUIIQJQ llnw lllClIllN'I'S, nnun H .. -,, H , -.-, . . . . - 1 lvlwl oul s or non s QLIVUII ln answer lo the quosllolls----tlnvso are tln' signs ol thc- l'I'Ull4'll Cluln nn-1-ling. llc-ld onm- a lnonlh in mmnlwrs' honu-S, thesv nn-citings In-lp lo 1-rvulv more inls-rc-st in tln- l rvnch language. lluring pzlrl of thx- vvoning l'll't'll1'll gunws arm' pluyvxl and 4-onu-rsutions un' hold in From-Im. lVlf Illlll'l'S ol the :wc-onrl ye-ar l r4-nm-ln 1-lass anml ,-X stuflc-nh in lln- hrsl yuan' class make up thu nnalnlvorsllip of this olulv, which provides ,l'll'l?lllTll, loml, and ll-llowship. Officers for this your are us follows: l,l'CSlllGlll., jov Wlwliss: Vliil?-l,l'0SlCll'l1 joan Burgess: Svvrvtary uncl Tl'l'iIHUl'PI', llvlty Nlaunoy: and l,I'0f1,'I'ZlIll Chairman. Polly lVl4 llonalal. 81 Theii gllghf , Vol. 6 Rockingham High School, Rockingham, N. C. llc-Hy Maccllumilii ,. .loan Burgvfs .lulia Ratliil . Barbara l'l0rnu ..4. .... . . William Fic-ids. Carol lleam- . Don Wiggins . .H , . Bill Williams, Sonny 0'Brien .. Mimi Flakv. Dick Sc-ssoxns . . November, 1950 , , . . . , . . lfalilor ,-l.x.w1'i11l1' Erlilor ., News lflllifllf , . , . l euL11re blllillll' 1'l8llfllI'8 Keporiers ..,. Sports Erlitor .. Spnrls Reportvrs . .. Art Editors Hal Rollins , , , , 4 . Plmlzrgrflplzer Libby Bolton, Owen Cane-y , . . . News Heporlvrs J. ll. liainwaler ,............ .....,,.... I fIl,Sill6SS Manager .loyce Knox. Bill McKinnon , A.s.si.stm1l Business nlflarnlgvrs Bi-Hy Wllilteil. Janis Porter . . , , . , ..,., lL'.x'1'l1r1r1gc Eriilnrs .lim Hicks. Belly Lou Webb ..... ......... ...,.........,.,...,. 1 , 'l'I'l'IlflllflUIlf Mrmugers Annie- Belle' Bvarcle-n. Polly MCll0ll3lfl. lfranvvs Pope. Ile-tty jo Capri , Typixls .limmy Smith . . . , . . . , , , . . . . . . , , . .'Ur1l.'1'-lip Ellifor Vivian Kelly . . .'Vlulw-up Assistant .HDI VRNALISM CLASS First Row. lvfl lu righl: llurnl De-anv. lic-My Whilu-il. Jonn Bllrgrun. .l. li. Ihiinwalvr. Sm-nml Rau-, Ivfl In righl: William I-'lu-lds. Libby Holton. Barbara Hornr. Charlrw llyaun. Annie' Ba-llv Brarmle-n. Third Row. lvl! In righl: Belly lllarllonaltl. Belly Lou wlrhb. Joyce Knox. Sonny Uillril-n. Mrs. Mullu-y. Hill Willimns, .lnnis Porta-r. liill McKinnon. Julia Ralliff. Dun Wiggins. T1-il Poplin. 82 hflrlylmcly 4-lsv want In SllllS1'l'llH'.fu Six lvig issum-s. unly sm'u-llly-llxv l'l'lllSl-A l.zlsl l'llilll1'1'lN 'Vlllylrmly gui Vllilllgl' for ll 1lullur't ' V1-rx' sum: uflvr sc-lnml rrlurls 4-uvll wsu lllI'Sl' l'4'lllill'lxS may ln' lu-urfl ll! mvry vlan- rmmln. up zlml clmsn lllt' halls. zmcl on Q-vm ry purl nl llu: Kiillllllll!-2. lhf: ll1-l,lgl1fL Ia lln- vnif-v ol' llu- Black and Gold. ll is pulp- lisllwl Ivy lln' jUUl'llilllSlll r'las+ uml lakvs prnlm- Ill ilu- fzu'l that It IF suppurh-sl 1'lllll'l,'lN In SlllDSf'IxIIllIllllS and Is frm- fmm um snrl uf ,gmsup am illlflllllli' :ml lu lu- mvrlqmlx- rv- . . . 1-cl. llus ya-ur llw ll:-Llglll for lllv lll'Sl lmu- lililllllil Illl'IIllN'l'SlllIl ln lhm- Qulll and Svrnll. 1'..,,f I-'lying fa.-H.-.N :nul .-lnnvra-.g k.-,.: xx.-'ll mal..- nhm fl.-mllin.-I 1:-ul:-'-: lh-ily annul ,loan plan lln' ln-sl iwuu- ye-lf lfnllnm: l'l1-nly nl' In-ws. pls-nly nf lnnllry. plc-llly nl' wlxlnm'l'llvvl's. wlln wnllls lu vxvllxlllgv with llu- Ili-Lighl? DEBATE CLUB WIENIHERS Sf-an-fl. left lo right: Juanita Flowers. William Fields. Polly Mr-llonalil. Carol D4-am-. Jim llieks. Slmmly Leigh. Marv llnrh-r Sa-awvll. Rolwrl Ellvrlle. Slunflingg, la-fl lo right: .lou Wllcliss, Alleon Poole.. llelty Nlaellnnald. Neal llluks- Edward Osteen, lhll Rollins. Mr. hairman, Honorable Judges . . . The llehate Club is composed ol students interested in all forms of pulilic speaking. lfrom the lnemhership eavh year are chosen two debating teams who enter the North Carolina Triangular Debating Tournament. Otlicers for this year were as follows: President. Hal Rollins: Vice-l resiflent. William Fields: Secretary-Treasurcr. Betty MacDonald: Librarian, Mary Carter Seawell. ln 1950 the negative team entered the semi-finals in Chapel Hill debating the query. Resolved: that the President of the linitecl States should be elected hy the clireet vote ol the people. The current query is. ltesolwd: that the people of the l'niterl States shoulal reject the welfare state. 84 66 ' fylll lllilll :lull 1 IIHIIIIHI rr ' 1 f.iIl'HIIll sn:-in I . 1 Il I NIVC lilvrulx INIIHIN 54-an' N my cs . lllg lilllva 1 N spmm an . lllf. IDllH1'llll I we-1-ks dll! N 4-nzllwll the I Ill lha ll Inmk Nll1lllUIIN Ulhuls alulul fm this u lfnx: 1 N 5 14 larry. Hfllx . 1NlH lfrukc 1'..,. l'l -un. IC-. 1'..,. nf X5 ilsnn. lhnmm N inlzn 1 lfulmm mm 1 m ru, ul nn ond n 'Shu u BUS DRIVERS First Razr. If-f! lu right: Myrra Wmleh-ll. Bn-rlliv Wivllb. Charla-s Mrilaskill. Billy Snugggs. Erlwaril King. Srrurul Row. lvfl In right: lilmrli-H Ki-arm-. .lui-k Ilurd. Charli-ea W'arne-r. lin-rc-tt Blum-. Na-nl llivkh. Fri-nl Marlin. .illainla-nunrv lfrvu- fuol pi:-lurvrlir Mr. B1-rniv Mvlntyri-. Mr. lh-id VV:-lrlr. Mr. Cla-nn Stulls. ulieep 'Em Rolling! 'LYou wunl me to lake an oxtra load this morning, Miss l inley? Weill just two more days 'til pay day. Gosh, that route was rough today ll' Hom many do you hzlvv on your first load? Our efficient drivers, our johnny-on-the-spot mechanics, and our twelve modern huscfs have givon Rockingham High School a safely record of which we are justly proud. There is no group of people in our high school faced with greatvr responsi- hililivs or desvrxing of grvuler respoi-t than our luus driw-rs. llalls oll to you. hoysl Keep ,vin rolling! 86 Al wurlf ur ul play . . . ul lmnw ur mvuy 87 The last crashing chords of 66Pomp and Circumstancen sound through the auditorium as the Recessional ends and the last Senior steps across the threshold into 12B. The mask of dignity is dropped and one of laughter and tears takes its place. Amid the changing of robes, the congratulations, the exchanging of gifts, you pause to look about you. The room is almost empty now-there are the caps, one on each desk, the gay orange tassels gone now to take their places hetwee the musty leaves of scores of scrap books-there is a prog m lying forgotten-the wrappings from a gift- Y 1 turn to leave and pause for a moment in the hall under e clock. You can remember the many congregations here at ces , the rushes to read the important announcements. T auditorium stretches before you-dark and cavernous- an your ears throb with the almost audible memories that assail ou e lines from your Senior Play, the stirring words of the erican Legion Oration, the voices of the cheerleaders- You move on down the hall to the balcony and pause to watch the shadows of the street lights dance on the practice field-and a series of pictures flashes through your mind-pictures of the coaches running the boys through plays, the confusion and ex- citement as we decorated our floats for the Homecoming Parade, the band going through a formation fourth period. Nc X, f- ,- f X- ,,,,.--Y-- 1 f - ' As you turn to retrace your steps back down the hall, you pass the library door-the meetings in the reading room, the research, the magazines, the familiar ring of Mrs. McCracken's voice as she asked us to be quiet, please! All of this is remembered. You pause once more under the clock, and as you glance at its familiar face, you suppress an inner desire to turn its hands back-back minutes, hours, days-back, back, to September, 1947. Yes, the Seniors have gone from the circle, the sunshine o longer glitters on the pine needles, the happy chatter of voic s is replaced by echoes down a lonely hall. The notes of the Black and Gold are muted, now, the temp is slowed, the melody is in a minor key, but the music stillxrea mains. lt flashes out from every nook and corner of our com- N X munity and reeehoes in the good citizenship of scores of men and women who have graduated from Rockingham High School. Yes, the Seniors of 1951 have sung for the last time of the Black and Goldf' but they will carry with them into all walks of life the brains, the vitality, the truth and reality that have made our school days so memorable-for that's Rockingham High! f-2' x --vi., 7 . JA ' lfom 1' 4. n'Pr-vhmIy1lf'l's yvll! 'Have wc- got sonw pals? Ye-ah. man! Cuml guys and gals? Ye-ah. mam! Ari' lhey for us? Yeah, umm! 'Did lllcy supporl us? Y wah. man! wXl'vl1-t they nivv? Ycah. man! Arv lhvy SWGIW as spicv? Yeah, main! An- we saiismld 7 Satisfied! Arc- we salisflc-cl? Satisfiml! An- we salisfivd? SATISFIICIJ! N l'1.'Xll. MlfRCllfXN'l'S. HI-IRES :K ll 'X 90 sklafum Furniture Clllllpally iZI!8l'gtAl:l'Lg in jyurnzfuren 9 STUDENTS 23rd PSALM The teacher is my shepherd, And I am in dire want. Ile preventeth me from lying flown in the hed that l owneth. llc leadeth me to make A fool of myself before my classmates. Yea, though l hurneth my light l'nt1l my father howleth, l fear much evil, l or the teacher is against me. llis theories and his rantings Frighteneth my wits from me. Ile assigneth me extra work As a punishment ln the presence of mine enemies. lle anointeth my test paper with red marks, And my zeros filleth a whole column. Surely theorems, exams, and themes will follow me All the days of my high school career, And l will dwell in the hug house forever. ROCKINGHAM NORTH CAROLINA 91 Experience . . . 7 A truth I've learned by passina S years, Significant, sublime, That all life's troubles rilfht them- gelvgs rl If only given lime. Knowledge is proud it has learned so muchg Wisclolii is humble because it knows no more. With lies! Wislics For Your Future H'll 'll ll ' I SI e orlst Roukingllani, N. C. Rockingham, N. C. J. E. HAYVVUGD INCORPORATED WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY HAYVVUOUS PEAN UTS 92 I I trim' Inullif :mil sunu' Iiruius .arv similar. II Iukw sonic-Iliing sliuvking tu light IIll'lll up. Spivey Roofing and Healing ALL KINDS SIII1II'1'l' IVIICTAI. AND ROOFING Iliul 2403 IIockingI1am. N. C. SMITH SUPPLY COMPANY 204 IC. I ranI4Iin Slrvvl, IIIWIQIIIQIIQIIII. N. C. CITY MARKET I Ill Suuih I.cu Slrvvl IIocIcingI1aln, N. C. BREAD and CAKE lies! Wl'.9llfl?S CAROLINA STANDARD CORPORATION I.un1In-r -- Builcling Mau-rial Mill Walrk Dial 3529 -4 ilu- lumber numlrcr Rmrkirlgham, N. C. WILSON'S ESSO STATION Waxing ---- Washing - I.uI1ri1'uliun Accossurivs Dial 'JI I I, IC. Iloukinglmm. N. C. Call and Ilclivvry ALLEN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE lf fffrf plvle li f-1111 ly Servifrf Ilial 2933 Rockingham, N. C. COIIIIDIIIIICIIIS of u Friuml Twinklv. twinkle. Iitllf' slur, Huw I wonder what you arv, Up ahnve the world so high- A AIlI.IK'I1il scarf-fl? N newspaper is an ink-lined planv. An invlinvml planv if a slope up. A slow pup is a lazy a newspaper is a lazy dog. mlog. Tlicrefore 011925 mg Aolo 6'Q1mlily Clotlzing for the Young Manv Opposite Courthouse AIR CONDITIONE DIAL 2026 D FOR YOUR Rockingham, N. C. SHOPPING COMFORT Conzplirnents of STRAND THEATRE 9 Iiockiilghallfs only AIR CONDITION ED T I I ICATR E Seniors of 1951 CONGRATULATIONS In the future, protect your property and valuables with insurance. IT PAYS RICH M 0 N Il Insurance and Realty Bo. Dial 4593 Ilookingham, North Carolina 94 lANll - IIIWINIIIIIN FURNITURE IZIINIPANY Washington St. Dial 4317 6 Your lm-ul il:-ul:-1' fur lil'll.VINA'I'0l-IS um! lJIlU'l'IIlQRlVl SPMIIC III'1A'l'IflRS Nm-kinggllzilii. N. li. C 0 l E M AN sum sinvlcf simon -f SiII'1LI, I'li0lJUC'l'S- - wi? ifusl W3SilillQ1l1Dll Stn-4'l Hlwiiillflilillll. N. li. fjfllllfllllilllfllL9 of BEAII Ii IllS lilvorpomlecl High griulc knitting yarn and RIIIIKI IJHANI WIAVI I3 IIIVISIII 6 lVl?tll1!?I'S of 'l'l'iYliii,i'i FABRICS I 1 hvr: 'Flu' lhird sox. tho UIIIPI' Iwo In-ing muh- and fc-nxalv The Gore llompan Wholesale Grocerie 9 Rockingham, North Carolina Best Wishes to the Class of 1951 from GENE'S CLEANERS Quality Clerming TIIFCC Hour Servicf, 900 East W8ShillgtKlIl Strvvt Rockingham. North Carolina CUlllf1J1EIlII?IlLS Uf Dr. Reid T. Garrett if? LU PTON HARDWARE CUMPANY GENERAL HARDWARE ik' 130 South Loc S111-cl Rockingham, N. C. mank prumisv to ln' on lime' is liku a lun ul hriuksg it l'dllll'!4 11 lol of wuil. Culnpiiruanls of LEDBETTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY INCORPORATED Manufuclurvrs of C O T T O N Y A R N S lim-kingllam North Carolina Standard lnnndr and Manufacturing linmpan Specializing in Texfile Machine Paris Serving Central Nurth Curulina and South Carolina Since 1930 lliul 2904 llockinglmnl. North Carnlina 97 Hz- was wearln an unusual pair of socks -two black eyes. PEE DEE OIL CO. E3fiEEi3,EZf?fIIfi?.3if3 Distributors of RIBHMUND CUUNTY Building 81 loan Association SHELL Pll0llUlfTS ik ik Minor T. Hinsuu, Managel Dial 3284 Rockingham. N. C. R1ll'kiIlgh3.l'll. N. C. Richmond County Bank The Bank of Friendly Service ROCkiIlghillll f- Ellerbe 1 North Carolina Members uf Federal Ueposiinrs insurance Corpu1'atiu11 98 ll: attvndamw- was 11k thx motor of J0u's var- alway lxlllplll COIII1Ill'lIlf0IllS 1 ff J. P. PI-IIFER GENERAL CONTRACTOR Rockingham North Carolina Compliments of orwood 81 Baxle Bl T ICK SALES SERVICIC Q Rockingham, N. C. PAUERSU HIRNIIURI EIIMPANY Cnrnplvlf' Home FlLl'llI-SllI.ll,'.L'S Dial 41250 Watson Hvights Rockingham, N. C. 99 It an ill wiml lllal allows no pre-tty kiwi-s. llvsl xVlSlll'5 nl' GILLIS MOTOR CO. STFIJEBAKER MOTOR CARS and TRUCKS Wi? Rockinglialll, N. C. KAY'S 65Z7t!L85 O! C!L6IJ l'VL N Sf? Rockingham Hotel Building Dial 2256 Rockingham, N. C. LEIJER BROTHERS DEPARTMENT STURES uSlTOlJ willl COIlfTClGlN,70 ami wear with pride Rockingham, N. C. McCASKILL Furniture and Oil Co. ik' East Rockingham Dial 41285 CLASS PROPHECY lContinuecl from Page 371 Come, Mr. Wheliss, the time is drawing nigh-let's investigate the rest of your classmates. Surely we can find someone who will make his home with me. Well, Devil Ganey, we might consider my friends who travel with Capel's Carni- val. You might call them weird, but even they are not your type. I visited their show last week and saw Alvin Hamilton. He calls himself Zacharoni, the human projectile and does an act with lean Ellerbe and fanet Anderson, the flying saucers. Gaston Cox was there doing quite well selling Con- tented Frankfurters with Mauney's Mar- velous Mustard and he introduced me to the wild lady from Borneo, who revealed herself as Rose Everhart. She is thinking of becoming a double feature and is being tattooed with two of the world's great masterpieces - Blue Boyi' and Mona Lisa. lohnny Gore plays the role of the strong man and says he got his start strug- gling with Mrs. Garrett's English assign- ments. I was really surprised at the physical prowess he exhibited, but what really startled me was when Clarence Terry, the India Rubber Man, tied himself into knots and folded up into a valise before my very eyes. Ernestine Russell seemed a little bored being a snake charmerg she said the food was terrible. I imagine she was pleased with the ripe fruit thrown her during her per- formance. She was sharing a tent with the Siamese twins, ,leannine Easterling and Jean Carris. Jeannine was sulking because ,Ie-an insisted on eating Roquefort cheese and Jeannine claimed it gave her a head- ache. I left them in a better mood though, for I promised to send them Ioan Burgess's new book How to Bring Snownakes to the Boiling Point. I also told them about the trip Donnie Yates, senator from the state of Bewilderment, was planning. He is taking his space ship The Waddling Waddell with a crew of I. B. Rainwater, lack Gibson, and stenographers Frances Pope and Sue Thompson to study the composition of the moon. If it turns out to be green cheese theylre going to stay, due to the high cost of living on earth. So you see Devil Caney, I,lll afraid you have no claim on the Class of 351. When they approach the pearly gates they will have won the right to pass straight through. Not even the words of your wife, the former Carol Deane, can persuade me they deserve a place in your abode-but wait there are two who . . .U 'gYou mean-there's still hopefw Yes, I believe we can send you . . . yes, I'm sure we can . . . We had two teachers, you knowf, Not--Mrs. Garrett and Miss Crosland? Say. Saint Peter, wait! l'm moving uplu Prophets: ,Iimmy Bazelnore Peggy Maples WI y is a woman said to be made of sugar and spice? Bevause Conl made woman from man James W. McKenzie and Son GENERAL MERcHAND1sE FUICI.. CROCICRIES, CLOTHING, FARM EQUIPMENT lliul 2622 Cordova, N. C MIIINNIS MUTUR CUMPANY, INC. SALICS FORD SERVICE LINCOLN . . . MERCURY FIRHSTONE TIRES Dial 24132 Rockingham, N. C 102 Il. W. ISUUIINIA ANU IIUIVIPA Y FURNITURE ANU CLOTHING The Store of Friendly Service IF 4Wi1h Apologies to Kipling! If you can do your math when all ahout you Are raising cain and tempting all the fates: lf you can write a theme when classmates flout you. And never think of moonlight or of clatesg If you can plug and grind and work and study, And thereby make the all Ais scanty list. The-n you'll know more than anybody: But. darn it, think of all the fun youivv lnissf-tl! llial 3045 R0t'lilllg.IhZlIll. N. t 103 the pane in the window make the Venetian blind? CHRI-Cii76l time !9au.5e fAaf Q!A2JAQJ,, Crown Carbonating Company PHONE 91 IIAMLET, N. C. f.'m11,plill1f'11ls of Economy Auto Supply WESTINGHUUSE Since 1936 liI'IFRlCliRA'l'0RS. HANCICS. WATICR IllfA'l'i'iR9. LAITNDROMATS L. C. iVlziskv. lwflllllgkl' iliul 4505 Rockingham, N. C. 104 Slick like u l0ll'llll0ll0 swilchhoarul--when she works shi' huzzos with avlivity and when Hlw walks hc-r lim-s are busy. TAYLOR Raulio :unl Televisaiou SALICS AND SERVICE Rockingham. N. C. Dial 3027 T. R. S. MERCANTILE ag. 126 South Lee Street Rovkinghanl, N. C. YATES CROCERY A well ful family is a vontentefl one. GROCl'llill'IS - MEATS - FICIETDS 210 lj. Franklin Strvf-I Rockingham. N. C. DIXIE ROLLER SHOP Rockingham, North Carolina C'lllIl1Ill.IIlPIlfS of BRISTIIW DRUG IIIIMPA Y 4 llial 4.515 4 Rockingham, N. C. 52.43 lllPlllllNIl l Sllllll Curr:-rl Nl:-rc-lmlulisv at low prim-rf Q. South Lee- Street Rockingham, N. C. lf l were' an article of clothing. Ill like to ln- a nevkliv fo Ill haw ai man to hung arounil. SNI TCGS' ESSO STATION Buy il lnalieml lay WASHING - WAXING V I- f, l'0'I,lSIIlNC- l,lll3RlCA'l'l0N Q I M Z Q X ' Atlas tires zlncl lmttc-ries Pick-up and Delivery lliall 2406 Dial 277.1 IlHIl'S Illlllllllllll lSl0Ill QI'AI,ITY AT RBZASONABIJZ l'liICl'lS Always glad fo see you Cumpletc' Buys' Deparhm-nt Sevmul Flour ,luniur Girls' llepartmvnl A . Sec-mul Flour llockingliani North Carolina 106 He- is so skinny that when il rains ln' gels under u clothes line to keep from getting wet. 'ls' f Richmond Supply Company PARKEIPS BICYCLE SHOP Complete line of paints, wallpaper, home supplies, asphalt ancl rulmlier Rmikmgham' N' ln lloor covering. insulation. 4 Nc-ar Seaboarcl Depot Compliments of Dial 2961 PENEGAR MOTOR CO. R1ll'klllfI,llilllI., N. C. Q. Sedberry Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE llial 2961 llockingliam, N. C. llomzlcingham, N. C. C M Mille! Your friendly Oldsmobile - Pontiac - Cadillac Salesman of Penagar Mofor Company Day Phone 24109 Niglll Phone 3331 107 Turn on. turn on. O Time in thy flight Xml make' the he-ll ring hr-fore I rvcitz-. ff'n1l1p1iI11f'1lls of Thrower Electric Company llizll 2 General Electric and Universal Appliances W. T. Thrower W. C. Young 214 Rxwkinghanl. N. C. WEBB'S CAFE WEBB'S ESSO SERVICE Five' Points ii? ATIAS TIRES - TUBES if? wif Rockingham, N. C. Rockingham, N. C. 108 Marriage- is a mutual partnership with thc hushuml as thc mute. Compliments of D. L. McDONALD BUILDING CONTRACTOR 9 Hamlet, N. C. The Modern Beauty Shop Hillllltlil Pickett lloatl Dial 3985 East Rockingham, N. C. Mitchell's Upholstery Shop Furniture and Automobile U pholstering Serving Richmnml County Dial 3931 Compliments of MOSS, GULF SERVICE Rockingham, N. C. Best Wishes to the Class of '51 From MACK'S GARAGE Rockingham, N. C. Best Wishes From RGSES 5-10-250 STCDRE Hfllways First with the Lalesf, Rockingham, N. C. K1 es sc-vnu lo be taken for grantedg at least, they an- takvn and usually granted. IIIIIZKINIIHAM HARDWARE IZIIMPANY SPORTING GOODS GENERAL HARDWARE IC. W. Duvall, Uwncr Dial 4382 Richmond Memorial Company, Inc. Dealers in memorials markers and building stones The Home of Friendly Service We handle the WIl1IlSbOf0 Blue Granite P. O. Box 871 Dial 2465 IIOCkIllgl'13lll, N. C. Land Truck 8: Tractor International Harvester Farm Implements 411 W. Washingtoll St. Rockingham. N. C. C ROGERSON'S Rohanan Road Rockingham, N. C. TASTY GRILL Chicken in the Basket Sanflwichcs II S. One South Rockingham, N. C. SEAGO BEVERAGES DISTRIBUTORS Rockingham, N. C. lglllflll 11111111 1: hkv il pa1'aul1ul1-. I! works ln-sl wllm-11 il is npvn. RUBKINGHAM CUMPANY Serving H0i'killg1AIlilll Sinc Ive MilIlUfill'lUl'l'l'S Coal und lfuvl Oil lliul 222-14 ICE 4- 1927 Scholl-Mclean PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTURS Paul V. Sczllull and Owen I . M1:l.eau Iliul 34041 223 IC. WilSAlillglllI1 Sl Hlllkillgllllllll. N. C. SANDHILL CHEVROLET COMPANY 19 HUl'klIlgI,IliiIll. Ixilflll Nillllllllii Colmgmlululimls and lies! Wishes To lfarh of You Frmn WHITE WAY LAUNDRY 8: CLEANERS Arrnovso SEEYFEE CLEANING Watson Hciggllls llial 2955 111 N Besf Wishes of RUBKINGHAM SUBURBAN BUS LINES + Operafors of WAUESBURU TRANSIT BUMPANY HAMLET CUAUH IIUMPANY 0 Our dcbators would win if they reasoned like this: A poor lesson is better than nothing. Nothing is better than at ,good lesso 'llllCl'0TOI'C tl poor lesson is better than a good lesson. T12 dlll lik Ill IUI fa af ll 1111 nly un nl nal 1 WALKER-CARR MOTURS luconronnzn SALES CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH SHRVICIC Dial 24941 RU1'kiIIgllillll, North Carolina CcII'LgI'LllM'Klllll'0lfl,5 unc! Eur W5Ae4i TO EACH OF YOU WGOD'S 5 8m 1Oc STGRES 113 Sh ms only a llllNlll5llilll'I'-K llHllgIll1'I'. lvul I low-al llvl' still. BENNETT AUTO SERVICE TIRES f 'l'UI5l1lS -f WASHING -- GREASING O lliul 91110 Fayvllcville liuaml Hockinglluln. N. C. BOB'S CLEANERS Qualify Cleaners DI AL 3088 RlN'kilIpllH:llll North Carolina 114 , 'E 5 ' f, Pj, Rx VS 'f is H T I AKE fl .f I fl ' LL. fl 1 ffl' I Q I I CH PIO f I I ATHLETE? Q l IS IT CONDITIONING. . . coaching . . . 'leamwork . . . physique . . . sporlsmanship . . . compeiifive spiril . . . or iusf plain honesf-fo-goodness alhlelic slrill? We don'I prelend Io be alhlelic experts, because our iob is Io manulaclure high qualify Iaxlile producls. Bul as sporfing fans we Ihinln II would be sale fo say Ihal an alhlelic champion is Ihe resulf of all Ihese line qualifies. We lrnow Ihaf if has Ialen a combinalion of greal leadership, manufacfurlng Icnow-how, careful planning, employee Ioyally, and slxilled feamworl Io malre Burlinglon Mills a champion in Il-le Iexlile indusiry. The Company's many accomplishmenls and progressive growfh during Ihe pasl 27 years are well Known. We are proud of Ihis record and equally proud of our 32,000 employees who have worked logelher wifh real feam spiril as members of the Burlinglon Ieam. II's a facl fha? BurIingIon's fine fabrics, hosiery and ofher Iexlile producls are Iruly Woven Info flue Life ol America - iusl as every Burlinglon planl is woven Info Ihe Iile of iIs own communily. Burllnglon llllllls V ulffbfuen :hte the LW 0ff4lll6f1k'd', Ifxl rimz IVIIYI1 Ol' z-'lm:lf1 wg Cul-11f:Nwl 41r14 u, N, C, AAKER OF WOMEN'S OUTERWEAR AND UNDERWEAR FABRICS 0 MEN'S WEAR FABRICS 0 DECORATIVE FABRICS Q HOSIERY FOR MEN AND WOMEN COTTON PIECE GOODS AND YARNS Q RIBBONS o INDUSTRIAL AND TRANSPORTATION FABRICS THE STEFLE Pl.ANT OF CORDOVA, N C., IS A UNIT OF BURLINGTON MILLS 115 JLG MAN UFACTUBIN G COM PAN Y il? lad rather he a could-be If I could not be an Hareng For a could-hen is a may-hew With a chance of touching par. I'd rather he a has-heenw Than a 'imight-have-heen . by far: For a might-have-been has never heen But a has was once an are ik B0l'KINlillAlVl N0llTll lfAll0l.INA 116 RICHMOND OU W 'C I - Q N - -1 --ir ' - V , ,T 7 ,130-, 1-If ,., . I' ,--f-AM: L ' ' 'f T45-Tr -7--,mr W. AND H. CLOTHING CO. Quality mul Stylev llllfliillglllllll. N. C. Compliments of Bradshaw's Fish Market Ilockingham, N. C. Dunbar-Stanley Studio l'm'Irails of Distinction WEDDINGS ESPECIALLY Farmers' Bank Building Dial 2092 El Dorado Motor Court AAA 24 Modern Units Dial 2367 CABINETS STORE FIXTURES ' 'MIIJL HHS! WIf.?lLlf.9 Dial 3219 EUREKA MILL WORKS J. B. Rawls. Jr. Watson Ileiglits, Ilockingliam, N. C. HUDSON SHOE SHOP Rockingham, N. C. 117 1: .,,,, ,,1 ,',, . ,,,, 1501 THE FEDERAL PHARMACY Dial 44-fltl lim-killgtmllt. N. f COIIIIIHITI-GIIIS of Compliments of THE GLAMOR SHOP Ira's Department Store Rm-kinghzlln. N. C. RUl'kiIIgIh2lfl1. N. C. the Farmers' Bank and trust Compan The Dependable Bank Svrving Rtl'hllltllN! County Sim-1' l9ttl Rlltfktllz11ll2lll1. North Curolinal Mvmlwr FPIICPIYII Deposit Insurance Corporation Capital Structure Over S3500,ll00.00 All llc-posits Now IllSlll't?tl up to fH3IU,000.00 H8 Nln IIIN lr sw:-vt. It mnuw from hunur a ntl ll rm' ull Ill lwauly. Yllllll ome llllMl'AN Y INCORPORATED Sprvafls -W Blankets if Shouts Electrical Appliancvs -- Curtains Vvnvtian Blinds -- Watt-l'l1fss Cmrmkwuro llizll 4-U54 RtN'lilllgllillll. North Carolina J. F. HIGKS FURNITURE 00. lliul All P03 9 llUl'lxlllQLllilIll. Nurtll llumlinu R. l. SAUNIJERS' 9 lliul 4300 9 RtN'lilllglllilIll. Nurtll Cilftlllllil Survivv Motor Company lVll'Cllilllll'S Cursor: llutlill' lltlflilllglllillll.. Nurlll Cilftbllllil SANDHILL DRESS SHOP lllill ZSIZ Rtlflilllglllillll. North Carolina lf' si 48 EQ ,Da My ,C .,, 4 1 New masterpieces! 'f7:2:2:2:Q:i -'-' D safe V ii A ' ' ' A on it ,. P6Il FOV' W3 -1 - '22 nj' all ifafsx 'i Q, f ff? ok 5 ,A Q- a ay-,Avg-F '- ' gel - xxx 3 1 --r.,+f. ' M ilf ' ' 1 f We are proud to present . . . 51 Madeira - graceful and romantic, is its delicately embroidered flowers 0 9' f utterly feminine French Provincial I -charliiiiigly simple, with lovely . ' S Q flowing lines and graceful curved 3 F surfaces. Both are fashioned in Q 5,5 lifetime solid silver Let us show ' 4 f Q them to you -and the many other lovelv Towle patternsi We can explain : 5 in simple. inexpensive ways to Collect vour set. J Fl'0l1I'Il l'l'0Villl'lal - Six-mece place settmg Q27.00 ' Madeira 4 Six-piece place setting 824.50 ' p Prices include Federal TGI ill 'Featuring :he hmlau--hanalr hullel sr reader T. R. HELMS, Jeweler Your Jeweler Since 7972 ROCKINGHAM, N. C. Q, S, fa as ,ba M. 120 .ii- S A F I E MANUFACTURING COMPANY il? 1 lfmuz Mzl cfu rwai of COTTON GOODS il? N r mal-w :lates will' biology students. They enjoy 1-utting up loo much. Com,plim,en.ls of T. C. IIOLLOWELL Westerii Auto Associate Store Rockingh am, N. C. WATSON-KING COMPANY l l INERAI, DIRECTORS 304 E. Franklin Street RUL'kiIlghillll, N. C. THE HUB Clothes of the Finest Quality H0u1-filters for the entire family' Rockingham, N. C. CAIKJMWLZ W. L. Allen Rockingham Barber Shop ROCkiDghillll, N. C. VERNICE BEAUTY SHOP llial 3057 Rockingham, N. C. H. MAXCEY KING Rockingham, N. C. III fuotliall :nan is all right. Hs- will tavklc- anything. IZJIEESB HAMLET NORTH CAROLINA R. T. ODOM II illl IIIIIIIII IIHAM IUII IIIIIII IIIIMPA I and ' Sewing MHl'llillI5 Rvllllllllll Sllllll Bun. lvnu. llluf-lx Sln-vp. lmvv any wool? Suri-, wlml mliml yuu Ill I luul. ll illlI1'l'S? Sulvs anal St'l'VI4,'0 Makes of Sewing Macllinvs Hill Luvv. Mdlllly'lfI' lfusl l ranlxlin Stn-vt lluckinglluln. N. C. llI f'kl Hl'i - N- C- BLIIKE-BOWLES FURNITURE GUMPIINY The Slorc of Cuurlcuus Sl?l'UI'C1 l'mn'l Strvvt llial 4216 Rockingham, N. C. 123 y in ll lla XI I I lllldl ntzl 'nz f wo- f-ggvm w'i'v 1' o 'm for its gullihility. Compliments WQVCZTW 3 ,I Martin Haywood Rockingham Feed Store 119 W. Washington Street Rockingham Funeral Home AMBULANCE SERVICE Dial 3355 R ki ghi 7 N' C' ll. ll. Leavitt Raymond Marks Compliments TRACY REYNOLDS' SERVICE STATION Rockingham, N. C. ROYAL JEWELERS Rockingham, North Carolina Compliments of RICHI-lRDSON'S ELECTRICAL SERVICE Dial 2113 Rockingham, N. C. 124 Sophomore-: 'l'ln- low:-st form of mentality and the higllest forln of 4'0Ill'l'll. ll ll0lI A Power and light Company as Rockingham. N. C. COVINGTON'S Amoco Station lj. C. Covington. Uwner Washing -- Waxiiig Lubrication f Tires - Batteries Open: 7 A. lVl. ,til 0 P. M. Closvfl Sundays Road Service Complete line of Auto ACCGSSOIIPS Quick Battery Charging Cars called for and De-livcrvcl Dial 3l9l S. Hancock Rockingham, N. C. G L-DQCLVLQ INSURANCE AGENCY 0 Richmond Theater Building Rockingham, N. C. Complinzenzs of W. M. DEMPSEY Confracfor Rockingham. N. C. liorz :Xny girl who is looking for a prom tlute wllcflt wntl her un orchid. 2 COIIIIQAIH l'll fi 0 oble Dail' Products 9 4 9 For a high standard of qualify Look for the Coble Green Oval He-Ht WiSt1m's to the- Seniors of IOS1 l. G. PHX llltllli CUMPA Y We hope you will continue to call on us in the future for xuur drug and fountain needs DIAL 2456 Rm-kinghanl North Carolina 126 WI I JQWMA XQCAQII wouasrw MILLS 9 Manufacfurers WORSTED FABRICS 9 A UNIT OF J P STEVENS AND SONS I I Il I5 4 k Eh N 1: C 1 127 eavlwr is a person who talks in sonn-onv ulsffs sl:-vp. The Rockingham Post-Dispatch Pulrlishffd Every Wednvsclay Eslalvlishml TT01't'lllDPl' 6. IUTT NEWS AND JOB WORK STATIONERY l. S. London. Erlilor-Owner SlWRSCRIP'l'ION RA'l'l'l: 353.00 l'l'1R YEAR SMITH Auto Sales and Service AUTO SALES AND SERVICE DODGE AND PLYMOUTH CARS DODGIC JOB RATED TRUCKS Dial 2295 Rockingham. N. C 128 ram-is: May I have the last dance with you? vtly: Y0u'w just had it! PEE DEE TEXTILE COMPANY Quality Colton Fnhrics Since 1874, ROCKINGHAM. NORTH CAROLINA Complimenls of BREWER-DRAUGHON REFRIGICRATION SERVICE Rockingham. North Carolina NASH SALES SERVICE g'Save Your Kash With Nash McNeill Motor Co., Inc. Phone 103 Raleigh St. llznnlet, N. .mc yxw nn. ,fmfffy S IITWS LARGEST .IEWELERS f.vUlllIIIfIlH'IlfS of CITY BARBER SHOP Rockingham, N. C. J. COIl7I71Ill1f'llfS of C. PENNEY AND CO. 9 Rockingham, N. C. COIllPI1iIll0l1fS of Pee Dee Ice and Fuel C0 and Munn's Fish Market 4 Rockingham, N. C. Cmnplimenls of WHITEPS GROCERY 0 Rockingham. N. C. Best Wishes to the Class of '51 from RIVER RIDGE DAIRY Ends the Quest for the Best 9 Rockingham, N. C. LASSITER CORPORATION CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA c5'Auv! WlAAf4ill0Il.4 :FQ Exit 1 f,.f 1'f - u . .cv-LH , - ini -Jar-, - ' .7 Q . ml , 'o J , if , .1'g,,n'K 9 -..QE 1 1 . A -3,:r.m K E Uh.. what :lays lhvsv luwv lwvn! 132 llvv. llee. llc-tr. Jan. jan. Alan. Jan. Jan. lan. Jan. Jan. F F F F l' eh. lfelv. Mar. Mar. llec. llee. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Fell. F Feb. eh. eh. eh. Feh. elm. Feb. Feh. eb. Basketball Results BOYS' BASKICTBALL l1.ll.S. TT A A A A A A A A A A Chesterfield H.H.S. 55 Pinehurst ll.H.S. 81 Chesterfield R.H.S. 52 Pinehurst R.H.S. 36 Maxton R.H.S. 48 Sanford R.H.S. 63 Hamlet R.H.S. 57 Laurinhurg R.H.S. 83 Vlfadeshoro R.H.S. 54 llunn R.H.S. 61 Bennettsville R.H.S. 57 Tabor City R.H.S. 54 Vlfadeslmoro H.H.S. 49 Laurinliurg R.H.S. T0 Hamlet R.H.S. 51 Dunn R.H.S. T1 Tahor City R.l'l.S. 40 A A A A A A ..,. , A A A Sanford lIAlVll.l'l'l' LIONS' CLUB lNVl'l'A'1'l0NAL 'l'Ul'l1NAlVIl'1N'1' l1.ll.S. 58 A A A A A A AAAA.A.,AAAA.AAAAA.,AA,A. llznnlet R.ll.S. 41 AAAAA A,,A,A,.AAAA,, A .A l4ilUl'llllIlIl'g R.H.S. 46 R.H.S. 40 l1.ll.S. 31 R.l'l.S. 32 H.H.S. 25 R.H.S. 25 R.H.S. 24 R.H.S. .38 H.ll.S. 10 H.H.S. 29 R.H.S. 19 R.H.S. 24 R.H.S. 29 R.H.S. 20 R.H.S. 28 HAMLET I R.H.S. 38 R.H.S. 20 REGION AL TUURN AMIQNT GIRLS, BA5K1i'l'BALL Clinton Lumlmerton Clleslerfield Pinehurst Chesterfield Pinehurst Maxton Sanford Hamlet Laurinhu rg VVadesl1oro Bennettsville Wadeshoro Laurinhurg llanilet MINS' CLUB INVITATIUNAL 'l'Ul1ltNA1Vll'lN'l' 133 Hamlet Laurinhurg Autographs Autographs We fm! ll is the cnfl in a svnsv, but wc-'re just like JU?-S car- when you think we're at an end, out of gasgwe always manage to push onward somehow! Au resevoir! . . . 136 U- 'PF -if if J Fi f.L-F3133-12, 5 ,, L3 F? , '11, Eg 'wx W 45 ' v 2'--sag Q? mm? ,..4.1' ' 1 yr. 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