Rockingham High School - Rocket Yearbook (Rockingham, NC)

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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

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