Rockingham High School - Rocket Yearbook (Rockingham, NC)

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MISS RUTH ELLIS I'Hi tlzerelw . . . clebaters, al . . . ever wltere P y at once . . . ':lVow you, listen to mell' MISS LYNN HARRELL Blacks ot Wardens, . . . in love with the P worlrl . . . excitable . . . HTliis is not the way grown-ups aetlu MRS. ANNE BROOKS Santa Claus wrapper fiend . . . checks at her finger tips . . . persevering . . . In geometry we fl0lL7l assume anything. MRS. CARL TAYLOR Southern lafly . . . sweet monotone . . . lover of flowers . . . '6l'll be glacl to talk it over with you after tliree-tliirty.U MI SS RUBY TOLBERT Originiality plus . . . forgetful . . . banfl box clothes . . . Now, folks, lefs get qaietf, MRS. RACHEL SHORES ShiII,llI A smile . . . su-far alifl s ice and ever - Ev tliizze' nice . . . HYoa Seniors get qaietf, MRS. ELLA MULKEY Bzuulle of Soatlierri sunsliine . . . etite . . . ll 'LN0w, Class, fm not really fussing . . .H MISS JENNETT BRAMBLE ACC0lIllILOfltllilIg . . . reserverl . . . shy smile . . . T411 right, people, let's get settleflf,

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eum mnlom They don't give us laps around the Held, but research papers, instead. Our practice sessions are not on the gridiro11 after school, but in the classrooms from nine until three-thirty. These are our coaches, who drill us and keep us in shape for the game we're now playing and who are preparing us for the games of the future. You can be sure that each time you donlt do your best, one of these coaches will look you straight in the eye and in a firm voice say, HBack to the bench! MISS DORIS LAMM Clothes forum . . . dynaflow personality . . . spike heels . . . Let's be a little more quiet. MISS K AY CROSLAND Mythology Queen . . . poisefl ana' strict . . . expressive . . . ullm going to dash upstairs for a IILOIILCIZLM MRS. VIRGINIA DOCKERY Spiritecl . . . interested in everything . . . mathematical genius . . . 'cNow, Class, as Seniors . . .H MISS REBECCA HOWELL Baby blue Plymouth . . . hustling walk . . . sturlenfs friend . . . newcomer.

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MRS. MARGARET MCCRACKEN Crannyv . . . Bonnie Braifls . . . lover of I silence . . . Read the shelves beginning with . . .', MR. WILLIAM EUTSLER c'Fort Knoxv . . . plaid shirts . . . humorous . . . c'N0w if you die, I can get the insurance moneyf, MRS. GERTRUDE MCRAE uGravel Gertiel' . . . culturezl manners . . House and Garden . . . Are you aware of the fact . . .?,' MR. J. C. MULKEY 6'Coach', . . . teeth like pearls . . . the reason for seventh period . . . 'gWell, why werevyou late?v MR. R. L. SOUTHER CorporalM . . . boys' pal . . . country gentle- man . . . Fellows, we may make a little proht on this jobf, IVIR. WILLIAM ROSENSTENGAL Rosy', . . . work shop genius . . . slow but sure . . . Hfll holcl this end up while you change the tiref, MRS. THEO SMITH Theocloshus', . . . personality . . . vim, vigor, and banflability . . . 'alt stinksfw MR. HOUSTON BLACK Parade chairman . . . courteous . . . flashy ties . . . '4The '13, Team won todayfn NOT PICTURED MRS. MARY PHILLIPS A Music minded . . . reassuring . . . gentle, yet hrm . . . c'!V0ble Cain would say . . .H MRS. BETTY LONDON Vogue . . . school girl figure . . . rlry wit . . . 'cLet,s play Post Ojicelv