Rockingham High School - Rocket Yearbook (Rockingham, NC)

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Anus. A ii Ya nf ' A - E-:.: -.v ur it iw! ra, Aus w .,m,'rf.,+- 1 MA F.l .A. MICNIIHCIIH: Firsl Row. lvfl In right: llurolrl She-pnrrl, lillgvlu- Roriv, Willizllil liilllllllllql, llulnlxy l,1'All'lI, l':mI Gibson, H4'l'lIllll Row: Rolls-rt llnlllrins, ,Iimmy W'1'lnln, jimmy Urlnslry, flharlm- Macon, ,Ii-rry W'illn-rsg.non, Roy Ludlum, Jann-u Dawkins fvift'-l,l'I'Silll'llI,. Third Row: l'i1'k1'll l'Ill4'rln', Flew' Allvn, Jillllllil' Rilvhiv, llnylv llaniglvr, Donald Mvlmnllr, ,linnuy Marlin, ,lark Nlfllllllilltl, Gun- Shaw, wklflli' Thulnpsnn. Fnurlll Row: Gary Young, P1-rry wvilIlil1'l', ,Imnvs Griggs. Tllzldlli-lla Umm-ry 1'l'r1-alsurvrl, Billy Tholnals lR1'p0rll'rI, Murlvy Long fSl'lllilll'l,. Fifth Row: ,luck K1-lly, Ilnltun llulm-lu-r, Roy Ml'I,1lllllld, Lvon M4'Rau-, Curtis ffoblv, lluvifl Allhright, W'illium W'llillc-y. Joi- Mvllonulfl. Jann-s Brignmn., Tully W'ils0n. Nui IIi1'llll'l'Il R. V. 'l'aullm'k fl'r1-sill:-ull. Cnrrull 'l'urIlm'k fvil't'-l,fl'hi1lt'lll,. Mr. Rilylllilllll Suullwr .'Egl'il'lIhlll'l' 1'vu1'lu'r mul Club Spnmunr Any boy who has it patch of land is proud to become one of Mr, Southcr's Hfcllcrsf' Frcshmcn beginning thc ngritulturnl coursc enjoy working with thc older boys in their many projects. Contests in sccd judging, piirlitnncntury procedure, and public spcukingg furniture makingg animal husbundryg and un annual summer trip ull these contrihutc to thc tlcvclopmcnt of il good farmer. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA

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4 K Q 2 C2 Q55 ima HOME ECONOMICS Ifreslnnan girls learned personality development and I1onu-making, along with cooking and sewing. We were proud when we prorlured our first wearable garments, and before the year was over we had learned to eat our own cooking. BEGINNING CHORUS Tltrough this organization we ninth graders were initiated into the world of musie. Wle worked hard and kept our eyes on the goal, a plaee in the sehool ehoir with the big wheels. Members of the group were as follows: First Row, If-ft to right: Vidas Riehardson, Peggy ltlellouald, Rachel Milehum, Bobby Cox, ,lean Bennist, Ifeeky Smith, Iletty Lou Shepard, Alive WK-leh, Mary Kintrey, Ilelty Macon, Ruvonne Hudson, Ruby Gibson, I riseilIa Fritz, Mary C. Ilawkins. Seeond Row: Oetavia Phillips, Betty ,lean Smith, Bobbie Maness, Ann Sanders, Faye Ilyeus, Nancy Little, Ilazel How- ington, ,loyee Melntyre, Ilonna Kay Diggs, Jean Chavis, Elizabeth Cumber, Ruth 0'Neal. Minnie Knight. Third Row: Ilrencla Ileavner, Ann Johnson, Ilarbara Pegram, Doris Hinson, Mary Lou Allen, Barbara W'atters, Mary Ilunler. Margaret MeNair, Nanry Terry, Margaret llostie, Kay Gillis, Iietty Hantmond, Betty lngraln, Ilreurla Canipe, Ilillie Nlellonald. Fourth Row: Mareus Morris, Ilarold Meflee, Benny Hogan, Floyd Avant, ,Ierry 'I'ayIor, 'I'ommy llostie, Mrs. Phillips, Riehard Thomas, jimmy Lear, ,lark Kelly, Ernest Porter, Maleolni Lear, Allen Brown. W. Q76 . ,mi .

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THE SOPHOMORE CLASS We are now at 'tthe awkward age? We donlt know everything, but we know more than any- body else. We can answer all the Freshmen's questions and glory in doing it. This newly acquired self-confidence is a part of the grow- ing up process and will serve us well in the years ahead. A