Rockmart High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Rockmart, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1949 volume:

CLK' ' 5 , 4 XX v .,-5 ft N-xx E52 EQ' THIS IS A I'I'y - Q0-QOH!!! OF ROCKMART HI erry- Q20-lgouncl OF I , ffe .ililik 35 , Q- . Z M ,I A.. f ww ,W 20,04 .r,, Q Nr 1 Y l Vx I! 'Q M? W y I K g ,A ,ff H. ,::,,,,,:3115:. N 3 '33-RQQ' 'M L ' 2 fwwfwm 4 S' is-,B xml nf: ,. . X? Y, dw J M 4 wp, an fm 0, We W V 1 fs 7 , V , I ggm5, 4fn 1 ,,,, , .... .ig A 'E ' K 4 ,, Q ,Q Wm, I 4 H ' ,' 4' , alfmmijg' 5, N v 4 ' pf 2 , 121 Iii' Q - if .wav pdl: Wflvwm' new OF Saorfd AND OF mrL AND may PRESENTED IN TI-IE NINETEEN EDRTY NINE J6LCLQi RDCKMART I-IICI-I SCI-IDDI. RDCKMART CEDRCIA PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY TI-IE STUDENTS OF I l DEDICATION Because of his endless devotion to the students and his unseltisli service to our school as .1 whole, the Senior Class of 1949 proudly dedicates this Roclsmart Yellow Jacket to Mr. K. NV. McKinnon. The subjective measurement of the services of Mr. Mac for his thirteen inter- mittent years is written in the aflections and characters of many students. XVe can pay no greater tribute than that of keeping him along with other memories of our Alma Mater. Rose Butler . Herring Cole . Hattie Sue XVest Alice Bridges Eileen Vlhite Joanne Lane . .5 I-,iliqyf fr' f lv,-' .lss:1i.ti.i' 4. . fklvolwltzzfor' ' 'S . . Y l.llt'I'tII'L! lztliftir . .-lr! lztlzlor pc2I'l.s llilflllll' Paul ljambro zsiriess .lltlmltfer Charlotte Brinkley . . ilLfL'C'I'lliSI-V751 ,lltzmnrer Gene Eizell . . . Cfzrculcrizion .lltzmmer ANNUAL STAFF The purpose of this lf?-lf? Yellow Jacket is to reflect our days at RHS. for years to come. The staff has spent many hours of hard Work preparing this book for publication. Under the skillful and efficient direction ol' our sponsors, Miss Randall and Mrs. lfamhro. we have managed to produce a yearbook which we deem worthy of our school and from which we hope you will gain many hours of pleasure. YELLCDW 2 W? ..,, x JACKET STAFF Left to right, standing: Mrs. C. L. Fambro, Miss Anne Merle Randall, Carolyn Williams, Vivian Coulson, Earline Hendrix, Mar- garet Mitchell, Helen Rose Moore, Lura Camp, Faye Barnes, Billy Montgomery, Ed Elliott, Harold Lewis, Bobby Camp, Gene McCullough, Haden Hooper, Patricia Jordan, Lewis Helms, Charlotte Brinkley, Mary Hanson. Seated, Left to right: Annette Gurley, Mary Hutchings, Eleanor McCarthy, Scott McCord, Avanelle Cohran, Hattie Sue West, Billy White, Alice Bridges, Rose Butler, Herring Cole, Paul Fambro, Eileen White, Gene Ezzell, Joanne Lane, Nathan Dean, Hen- rietta Samples. The Class of 1949 wishes to express their appreciation to Mr. Scoggin, Mr. McKinnon, and Mr. Anderson for their whole-hearted co-operation and assist- yft. 1 ance through our high school years. J. A. Scoggin Superintendent of Schools ADMIIXIISTRATICDN K. W. McKINNON KANKAKEE ANDERSON Principal County Superintendent FACULTY Mrs. Homer Watkins English Mrs. C. L. Fambro Mathematics Mr. J. D. Langley History Mrs. M. W. Rainey English and Spanish Mr. J. D. Kovacevich History Miss Genevieve Williams English Mr. Spencer Jarnagin Algebra Nliss Anne Merle Randall Commercial FACULTY Miss Elizabeth Quarles Home Economics For four years of our lives they influence us. We may receive it with rapt admiration or tolerant disregard, but nevertheless we are exposed to their ideas and values. In the classroom and on the campus, we count them as friends and counselors as well as in- StfUCtOI'S. Mrs. G. W. Jordan Mr. J. C. Tribble Mrs. Wilma Cook Science Agriculture Piano-Speech Mr. C. R. Hazen Band Director Mrs. Ida Fincher Librarian Ji' Miss Blanche History SENICD RS lf1 Robert Lee Annette Ezzell Herring Cole Hattie Sue West President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary SENIOR GFFICERS Because of the many efforts put forth by these capable ofhcers, the class of '49 will carry with them memories of wonderful times together. The many projects, that were a part of being a Senior, probably would not have been come pleted, had these four not been at the helm. en iam lil.OlSl2 BOl.l.lfN7''liweatf' blue eyed cutie of R.ll.S. Pil.lClf BRIDGES--Our only Southern Yankee - --works at drug store for pastimefalumni editor ol plans after graduation to be a June hride+Captain of Black and Gold. Cheerleaders for l9-18-19. TOMMY BOND-Basketball fanfenjoys hunting and ROSE BUTl.ERf Roses are red. violets are blue, the eating bananas with girl friend Nina-president of Future students like her and the faculty does too -cute Drum liarmersiplans to join Navy, Majorette and Beta Club prexy-+Editor-in-chief of Yellow Jacket. l.L'R.'X CAXll'7One of our most talented girls-l.ura hallets. plays basketball and the violin. and is an artist- plans her future in Commercial Art, Eloise Bollen Tommy Bond Alice Bridges Rose Butler Luru Camp BETTY JO CARMICH,-XEI.-Quiet. do' mestic type. is known bv the students as well as the faculty for her friendly smile and politeness. Boys she is inter- ested in Home Ee. Ilintf Hintf EIJZABETH COOPER-Rosy checked. brown eyed l.iz is known tor her capability in commercial work. l'l.tns teaching as career. kVll.X'l,-X COCHRAN-Smiling. brown, eyed. brunette. plans nursing as her ca- reer-capable typist of Black and Gold. HERRING COLE-Outstanding student of R.H.S.-picked by Atlanta Journal as good football end and basketball center- plans to enter Vanderbilt where he will study law, VIVIAN COALSON--XVho has that secretarial appeal. plans to enter business college-Cheerleader 19-46-'-+9 BETTY JO DAVENPORT - Here comes the bride -Sweet and lovely are the best words to describe her, Betty Jo is very thorough and cooperative in every thing she undertakes. Betty Jo Carmichael Elizabeth Cooper Wilma Cochran Herring Cole Vivian Coalson Betty Jo Davenport ROBERT DODD-4'Bimbo is one of the wittiest GENE EZZEl.l.-Better known as Buzz - Loves fellows in our senior class-his good disposition has fried chicken-has dreams of being Merchant Seaman- made him an outstanding student through Grammar and all 'round good boy. High School. DOROTHY DYE-'AGiggly Dorothy is known for ANNETTE EZZEl.l.fSenior Tri-Hi-Y President! her basketball ability. which she has shown for the hopes to go into TIUYSCIS training-pastime is reading. past four years-Chosen nursing as career, PADI, EAMBRO- liootsie is known nation-wide for his large feet-I3 in size-as well as an outstanding athlete he has a grand dispositionfklember of Beta Club-Plans to go to college. Robert Dodd Dorothy Dye Gene Ezzell Annette Ezzell Paul Fambro ew' Joyce Fincher Paul Griffies Earline Hendrix Mary Hanson JOYCE FINCHER- Her favorite is basketball, and she EARLINE HENDRIX-Crazy about Irish potatoes- plans to attend business college: shes a shorthand Kidf basketball guard and manager-Has plans for college. PAUL GRIFFIESA-Likes corn. bookkeeping. football- MARY HANSON-Well liked at R.H.S.- Deyoe hails also Joyce-plans to continue his education. from New Bedford, Mass.--Hopes to study diatetics in college. enio STEVE JACKSON-Ambition to get fat-Football JOANNE LANE-Cute brunette-Noticed for stylish tackle-Plans a post-graduate course. attire-Beta Club treasurer and snappy majorette. JACK JOLLY-Hails from Taylorsville-Likes to hunt ROBERT LEE-President of Senior Class-Does most and fish-Plans future in Merchant Marines. anything in spare time-likes women and has college plans. MARIAN LLOYD-Liked Well by classmates-quiet and reserved-Likes bookkeeping and plans a future as a Missionary. Steve Jackson Jack Jolley Joanne Lane Robert Lee Marian Lloyd ',-at BILLY VVHITE -Successful football player for four years and trainer for one year. lt is rumored that Ole Bill was found in a rabbit box at the Seaboard twenty years ago. .IACQUELINE McCARDYBorn in Ma- con-likes to cook and read in spare time-Her favorites are bookkeeping and football. SCOTT McCARD-Known for pleas- ant disposition and likable personality? soda jerk at drugstore-Has hopes of joining Navy. EUGENE McCUl.l.OUGH+XVas our gridiron co-captain and has hopes of at' tending Georgia. Snake likes lirench fries. banana pudding. and chemistry. FRED McDOXVEl.I.-Born near Cedar- town-Quiet but competent student- Most favorite pastime is dating Virginia. MARGARET MITCHELL - Speedy basketball forward. has fiery hair and grey eyes. She would like to continue her studies at Southern Business College. t w ,WW 'Z 2: :iff 'f 'kt Billy White Jacqueline McCord Scott McCard Eugene McCullough Fred McDowell Margaret Mitchell l3ll.l.Y lVlONTGOlVlERY-Better known as etsaisye PA'I I'Y ANN l3EEK+ Northern born. but Southern face -cute jokes and good humor-liootball Manager. bred is known for her witty personality+She is the also plays basketball, Bll.l.Y NlCHOl.SiAmbition is'to be a flier-Some of his likes are Miss Randall. Navy blue. and Evelyn. youngest senior and Glee Club president. JEAN Pl.ANTfNeyer seen without '4him YHas been an outstanding basketball guard for four years. Jean's brown hair and eyes add to her striking appearance. MARY NEl.l. PIKE-Has truly won a place in the hearts of her fellow students with her co-operative spirit and dry humor. She enjoys reading and bookkeeping. Billy Montgomery Billy Nichols Patty Ann Peek Jean Plant Mary Nell Pike Jacqueline Westbrook Janet Pugh Harold Rushing Ercel Turner Edgar Vancil Hattie Sue West JANET PUGH--l.ovely eyes and auburn hair-Nlenv ber of Tri-Hi-Yflfavorite pastime is going to Rome4 Likes pretty clothes and wears them. too. HAROLD RUSHING-Quiet and the perfect gentle- man. Great things are expected from Harold because he was horn in Eebruary. ERCEI. TURNER-Spends lots of her time day dream- ing and eating beef . She has a pleasing personality and we know she will make the most of her future. EDGAR VANCIL-Outstanding football tacklegliond of steak. especially fond of football and Joan7Plans to enter General Motors Institute after graduation. HATTIE SUE XVES'l'4Good at everything she under- takes-Senior Class Secretary and Photo Editor of the '49 Yellow Jacket, en iam JACQUELINE XVESTBROOK-Was born in Buch- anan and is a typical blonde with blue eyesfller highest ambition is to be a nurse. CAROLYN Vv'lll'Iilf-Talented pianist and liditor in' Chief of The Black and Gold-She enjoys dating and plans to enter college after graduation. CORNlfl,lA XYRIGHT only Senior who is a -Tall ba substitute EILEEN XVHITE7A rah-rah gal for three years+ Becky is noted for her renditions of Clem Cadiddle- hopper -Plans a future in art, EMILY WHITE-Smiling blue eyes and friendly dis- position describes her perfectly. Her favorite color is blue, and she hopes to continue her education at Bob Jones University sketlvall forward and teacher-Her future centers about XX'est Georgia College Carolyn White Eileen White Emily whire Cornelia Wright CLASSES liz liwlyn Grccnc filnud Cfrawlurd .lcrry Singlclon llf1'.SliLlL'f7l llzu' Frm. .Sc'L'I'A'ILll'y Mary .lean XVhitu: . Treasurer. I J. T. Allgood Geraldine Argo Bobby Auchmutey Norma Backers Faye Barnes Charlotte Brinkley Alvin Blumenfeld Helen Broadaway Annie Sue Brumbelow Patsy Burns Harriet Campbell Emory Carmichael James Chambers Jo Coats Avanell Cohran ' za l . ff , , gc: A 7 mf . ,, 4 3 -rim 3' gg -13 'Q ' A Ivy , . F? I I Arai rm. f 'fini' A fl-E wr 'T' ai ilu .Af . f X ' 1 M335 21 Inst mu lclr no FIILINI .Imgc Ciwllms. Ioannv Cook. Iidxxin Cook ImnIxIin CiOllSII IN. Cflnmic Cmwlord Huy .I.mc Umidwn. Sfgumi row- lull ru right: IJNJIIV .Iv Ihvls, Clumlxnr DAVIS Nlargarcr I,.1rIcx', Id I IIio1l Iluzh Icrgumn. Iixllv Iruc Ihwd row I,cIL nu nghl: IDJLIIIUC Inrsvllm. Ci.1I'OIYY1 QH1IIiI.md. .Iimmv Qioldcn, Max Gow. Iivdvn Clrccnr. Annum QJLIIICY. I1 FSI mu'---I IIu1chcnswn. Svgwnui mu' IIN rd row Botrmu Section ull ra YZQIHII Pcrrx' Iflammmnd. I,uw1s HcIms. Ioan Hicks, XIANIU .Iam HoIIand. Pmrlmra .Io WIIIWV. IMIIV lvl! rw right. Bmw IIL11ghings. Klux' IIL11:lu1ngs..I.1cIx Ingfc. .Ndcl Ingmm .I0.1nnrISlwII D I. Iuncs. I.-iz to mghl: II.1mId Icwls. .Xlvm Immiwxi .Imwc I,m'aI Ihvid I VI: IIL-.mor X'InCf.1r1In' II.1fvI Mcfllurc ...ui- , .. '-V' . Kina an ig .-r ,AEIA , if I2 , 555 ' 4' , I . 'B 1, 2 , 11 I 1 D if- . 'ha -vi vt , 3 '3' Q wh' -...Q Wi 41: 4 Ji' J ,Aa i if f - -Hnmfbm 2-. M v -TK K '-f we ff' A 7 A 1 I ' ' ---,. ,l 32 A A fa: KC! M . ff 'Q . v,' Q. N? - V 5 I 2? I 1 LZ '.m,':5 I di- PM nf, IQ, f Q64 --va-up A mi? If lop Scam HU llTXl mu' lull lu rlglu: lculn Xlxzgln-ll lmn Xlorrls. Ylrgxnm Xlorrls, XY, A, Xorrly Hulcn Ross Xlmwrc Parry Xlull, Suomi ww -lyll Lo flghl .lohnnv O'NyA1l. Xluglu Cxwns, .Xnmc Ruth Paris. Bolwlw Aloe llluilllps. lldnn Phillips. l'xlly Pulls, 'llaml mu' lcll lo right: Jcwrc llmmll-A lnrrx' lllclm Helix' Sue Rulvurwn. XVilm.x Robcrson, l'lm'd Rolwrix Hcnrivrtn Samplcs, BOIIOYYI Suction luv ww- lcll lu right: lidnn Slmql-llu1ornlA lllllx' Simmons t:.1rl Simplxinw ,lurry Singlcrun. .lnrlx Surrclls. Suomi row' -l ull to right: liillv Spmlxs. Conmu Su-clc, A'Xnr1i1: Xl.1c 'lluc .lows xX'AdSXVOYIll lQdn.1 .Xnn XX'usllwro0k. llwird mu'---lull to right: Pcggv XYl11lc Xluv lqlm XYl1iu' Cf.1mlx'n XXl1lllAITl5 Alullus XY1llmms, Smnlu' XX'oodA , Q A l,,,, A A ..lll In 0 f .. gg, QL 2 f .,, 5 A -Q is : .. fw f Q 4 l k Af 'QM' fi 2 'QA A 'JFK ,, 5 sv t A .2 A Z fi fo a A A A ,F -P3 :AA x 1 s fl l Edwin Allen Iecmnette Arp Eugene Atkins Walter Baines Bruce Baldwin Ruth Bollen Glenn Boatner Evelyn Brannon Eugenia Brock l7.iul llmd . Klux' Ann llOll.lLl.lN' Bruce llmldxx .lanc l2vux'cIl ljl'x'NlLlCfll Yin' llrcxlalcnl Sccrcrnrv l'fU.lSlll'Cf SOFA Olflfl Ol 5 .. ., 5 . . 113, I if Angie Brumbelow Mederith Burnley r Evelyn Burnley Bobby Camp ,L vf it ff Earline Campbell Margaret Cason Raymond Cook Frank Couch Earline Culver loyce Cummings Marvin Dabbs Frances Durham lane Everett xNx,x Peggy Fitzpatrick Ellen Forsyth . , fi , T ,a 'i ,lv ing .559 K3 A i .41 I K r ,J , -'N in 1' Q 'f 4 .1 1 135 T A J . -xr' 8 9' , , we 52, 7 wwf , 4- S ' First row-Left to right: June Gentry. June Gore, Mary Haynie. Marvin Hardy, George Harrison, Juanita Hawkins. Second row-Left to right: Jaul Hawkins, Norman Hayes. Paul Head. Glenn Head. Mary Helen Hendon. Jessie Hicks. Third row-Left to right: Dorothy Hobbs. Joanne Holland. Mary Ann Holladay, Donald Hooper, Bobbie Jean Hub. bard, Mildred Hutchinson. First row-Left to right: Margiline Ingram, Buddy Isbell, Barbara Jenkins. Patricia Jordan, Eloise Kelly, Carl Keller. Second row-Left to right: XVendell Knight, Kathleen Longshore, Harry Lowry. Leon Loyd, Margaret Lumpkin. Mildred Maxwell. Third row-Left to right: Carolyn Mclielvey. Betty Jo Morris. Don Moss. James Myers. liirst row-Left to right: Powell Geraldine P AMX 2 ' 1 'rl' 'G -'11 anell, Sammy Parker. Shirley Phillips, Elizabeth Pinl-lard, Dorothy Pitts, Billy 4 Second row+l.eft to right: Charles Ray. Travis Ray, Phil Reece. Peggy' Roberson. Geraldine Sealey. Jack Simpkins. lhird row-Left to right: Ann Simpson, Eugene Smith. Mary Ann Sorrells, Elinbeth Spinks. Charles Spinks. Franklin Statham. lfirst row-l.cft to right: Evelyn Stephenson. Janet Tate. James Tinnan. Jimmie Lou Tinsley. Loraine Turner. Lowell Yancil. Second row-Left to right: Douglas Vining. Janie Sue XVaddell. Betty XVallaee, Sue XYhite. Pam XVhite. Jacqueline XVhiteside, lhird row+l.eft to right: Jimmy XVillingham. Mack NVilson. Richard Vfright. Joyce Yarhourgh. Joyce Young. 'Q Q Q , -if liirst roxy 'l.ClAIIOI'lQl1lI Herhert Allen. Kathryn Bailey. Xlaxie Balliew. Carolyn Barnes. liranklin Bishop. Marion Bray. Gladys Bulloch. Second roxy--I eI't to right: Sue Broun. Estelle Brown. lloraee Borders. Owen Burell. Ray Caldwell. Corine Carter Paul Cantrell. Third row ---l.eft to right: Xlary lillen Chambers, Barbara Cllarl-t. Betty Anne Coats. louise Coker. Richard C00 liyelyn Cooper, Duane Davenport. liourth rtmwfleft tts right: Richard Dayis. Nathan Dean Nlae Dingler. Beatrice Dye. Carolyn Dyer. Shirley llllison Doyal Fates. l'il'th rowflett to right: Anne lillfll. Grace lerrell. Betty Klarie Ferguson. .loc liree. Klae Garner Norma Gamht Shirley Goher. Bottom llayes seetionflett tty right' ' -'Fa mmlalw Gore. Betty Gunn llllen Hannah, Xlartha llarriwn. Bennie Mae Hayes, Citnt -'wt Q' .svn 7 3 T QL . S -'1 ' '3 -3 ' -CI f 'f 'KA , . v G2 3 li fu' Q 3 A 1 l .. .ffl I' , N -J! , 3 wi - :W ., .AS 'sw K g , Q ' Z uf if 4 3 gf, Q ' . fil B af T7 XJ tx' .f ' I i I u ltirst row-Left to right: Bettv llelmw Sari Sue llgln D'r.s l lGl',1l'1Ll. l5.1v llnlland l.u:n Holland Hnden Hooper. Buell Hulscy. Second row+l.et't to right: Dot .lollext l,amnr Lctngston Helen l.ylu. Max Mason. Jimmy Mcliryde. S.ew.1rt Mintz, Shirley Xlintl. Third row'-l.eIt to right: RMXV, Moore. Sonnv Morgan. Nell Mull. Mike Xml. Bentrice Odom, Allcne O'Ne1l. Eu cnc Parlmm. lkvurtlm row-l.ctt to rwht: lfileen l'.1ris. Marion l'.1rnell. .lerry llasclml. Donald Perry. H ex 5 J .lcanctte llant. Dot loole, Herbert Rowell. lfifth ron--l.eIt to right: limtnond Smith. Nlnrgic Stitchcr. Bonita Sutton. Ruth lribble. Bobbie Tuggle. Cohen lurner. .lohnme Vaughan. Bottom row--l.ett to rtgln lt-on Wlmxtnker leonnrtl Wrtgln Marx' .Xltee Wrtgln I.ew1s XViggtns. Norman XX'tlli.1mQ. 1 SNAPS Ill-4-p:ll'allxle--0 is i- ulml gov- on all lun hlewifia-el jzmilm '. Apt l:C'llIlfll'S ul H.ll.5. mf- lha- no-u-Y flilhful lmu-h-rw fm' nur I-n l Ilns an 4 ram nl Il'lIl'lilllg me-nf it fn 'Q A--Q ATI-ILETICS M, Coach Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct, Oct. Oct, Nov. Nov. Nov. Assistant o h f J. D. Ko 4. FOOTBALL I9-18 FOOTBALL l6-Rockmart 34. Z-lflloclsmart IZ. I-Rockman 0. l5fRockmarI 0. Z2-Rockman 13, Z9-Rockmart 27, 5+Rockmart 6, l8+Roclsmart 14. 25-Rockmart 32. RECORD Tallapoosa 7 Cartersville 20 Gainesville 38 Spaulding 14 Athens Z0 Elberlon 7 Rome 0 Dalton 7 Cedartown '52 The football team, although not always the Winner, worked very hard this season. Under the capable direction of the coaches, they always fought to the finish Whether they Won or lost. One of the highlights of the season was the defeat of Rome, of which the whole school boasted. , , A I -1 x1N I I-' - . ,ff ,N -'lfj . 5 'If - Wk 5.5 Y-'gif -' Eifxlll Fmeilflfitti 'Y I-fuZ ?- l il!-. vi Qzglxk -fb s .-th gfxxi -- vA . f V X? . n I-9 'cg , ga, wean W, lN'J1dn.use ..,L..,,.-h 1, ,M V wa. , ,ng xl GA , 4, 5 51- Q jx, , 'WK' U 'Wi 2 7' ,WA Wh . wif! , it M , N. ff . Wa Q Q ,J -1 'M . m E,,.' , U ' f' W' -or if 2' 5 5' s I ,Q ,wa QMMW' t J ' 2 Q .. , 5, 1 1' ,A . W A . y :L . A 7 A f-'A , ,Y w A A W M , ar, f v 0 I A , ,,.: 4 ,, V M , Y , ww..j-f f , 1' ' 7,1 7 V My ' , . giffflw' , , f f pa Mis if V N Q A ,Vi f' Q. 64 my A Y ' ' 4, a It , ::, 1 If rf . A 'G Y, Q , ,-.- ,E-. f Q , 5. :,.,5-V ZW., . Ql., :Z-:I , --1 it V ,I I I uh , Y X , ' ,.,, 7 2 k. W A 1 In I xl? . 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Lum, or X1.l.L 'I' N.-lu rl I.-1' No. W 1...-L-un I-Aug H, ,,,l IQ-un-r I..--ki., IJ, U. 4 ' 9 if H I , ' ,. ve a, . , ' 'ja .V V I ' inn'-iw! M M4 x f wywa 'wrmdjfmn v I , .fm6.,- ,- DN - W 1 -. 4 1 ' is -'win' X . A ni., L -QW 7 nf- XX1kh.uu. ll.1ilh.nL Im L Ingh- Il:-If-Inu-L 'I i - I-I ,J GIRLS' BASKETBALL Our girls' basketball team, through much effort and practice, has won a place in the hearts of R.H.S. students and faculty. Under the coaching of J. D. Langley. they have proved themselves to be a great ball team. J. D. LANGLEY First row-Left to right: Mary Ellen Chambers, Ann Simpson, Mary Alice Wright, Evelyn Burton, Joan Hicks, Margaret Mitchell, Coach Carolyn Williams, Carolyn Second row-Left to Jean Morris, Jean Plant Barnes, Lura Comp, J. D. Langley-Coach. right: Elizabeth Pinkard, Bobby Tuggle, Mary Alice Hendon, Dorothy Dye, Edna Ann Westbrook, Dorothy and Nell Cohran. Third row-Left to right: Bonita Jo Sutton, Jeanette Plant, Norma Gamel, Carolyn Dyer, Patty Ann Peek, Betty Ann Coates, Joyce Fincher, Earline Hendrix. . ...U-.....,,.. ....,. . ,,. W I Q . - 3 l w'VW 34 If 'Q ,-F ix ,ai- Lura Camp Margaret Mitchell Joan Hicks ,JW .dk 4-fr Dorothy Dyc Elizabeth Pinkard Carolyn Williams Edna Ann Westbrook Jean Morris Mary Alice Wright Jean Plant Nell Cohran Evelyn Burton -5 fdif' -fr 3' .. A - of 'fin Left to right: Sammy Parker, Manager, Glenn Boutner, Manacerg Billy Montgomery, Perry Hammond, Robert Lee, Donald Perry, Marvin Hardy, James Chambers, Alvin Blumefeld, Paul Fambro, Leonard Wright, Edward Elliott, Max Mason and Herring Cole. BO J. D. KOVACEVICH Coach S BASKETBALL , Q Y . Under the coaching of Johnny Kovacevich. the boys had a wry successful basketball season though they didnt win the trophy at the tournament, Thev played hard and did their best in every game. Seven boys received letters and sweaters. Since the team loses only two lettermen this year. there will he A good starter lor the season next 'year which seems to he very promising. fl ,--45' 5.16 Herring Cole Center James Chambers Forward Bill Montgomery Forward Paul Fambro Forward Max Mason Guard Leonard Wright Center Q-if .av Edward Elliott Guard Marvin Hardy Guard Alvin Slumcnfield Guard -nf. Perry Hammond Forward Robert Lee Guard Donald Perry Guard r. 4' ' 2 1.3 swf-ws 'N STUFF ' ll? 'lb 4lI'4 '4'lI HID? Z Waiting fm' -emu-mn-'f 'S Uh! Smm-thin: mu-I haue' hznppc-m al 1 Thi- ual- :I lui: clay fur 1'N1'l'fHlll gg K 5,4 Hn- 114'llill'lUNIl ggnlm-. 1 + ' 3 - -- . . ,nf1.,X.,,,,.,,, 0 Lnl of -al:-In-nw In lhls vramal Wm , auth . Z 'Z' 6 I 'biz 47' W CDRCANIZATIQNS IW BLACK AND GOLD The hard work of the entire staff. the capalwle supervision of the sponsor. Miss XVil- liams. and the support of the student body and advertisers combined to add Another year to our Black and Gold's historv. Standing+l.eft to right: Helen Rose Moore. Annie Ruth Paris. Scott McCard. Janet Pugh. Hattie Sue XVest. Jean Plant. XVilma Cochran. Robert Lee. Rose Butler. Marv Hanson. Miss Genevieve XYilliams. Sponsor. Sittingfleft to right: Earline Hendrix. Eloise Bollen. Patty Ann Peek. Alice Bridges. Carolyn XVhite. Herring Cole. Paul Famhro. Gene Ezzell. Sitting-First row- Left to right: Mary Hutchings. Eileen XVhite, Joanne Lane. Lura Camp. Charlotte Brinkley. Tl-IE BLACK ana! GOLD Miss Genevieve XVil Carolyn XVhite . Robert Lee . Sue XVest . Paul liambro . Rose Butler . Patty Anne Peek . Gene Ewell . . , Earline Hendrix . Alice Bridges , . Herring Cole . Charlotte Brinkley , Scott McCard . XVilma Cochran , Billy Montgomery Eloise Bollen . . liams , . Sponsor . , . . Ifdflor . .Wake-up Editor' . Bustr1e.s.s Mtzmttzer . Munttgtng Iftlilor . , News Ifclzlor Edtlortiul Page Iftltlor . E.x'eht1nt1e lfdtror . . liookheepet' . . lfeutttre lftittor' Ctrculattort AfI4U7Lltlt'f fldL'er1z'.st'ngJ M lll7tltlt'I' , , Pho1rit11'upf7t'r . Typist fhtliflftll . . Sports lgtttlttr . Alumni Iftttltlr BETA CLUB Let us lead by serving othersu is the motto of our National Beta Club. The Nad tional Beta Club was organized to stimulate effort, reward achievement. and to encourage and assist its members to continue their educae tion after high school. This year the Beta Club, under sponsorship of Mrs. C. L. Fambro. has successfully completed all projects which were undertaken. N JIX W Rose Butler . Carolyn XVhitc Vivian Coalson Joanne Lane President Vice-Pres. . Svcrelary Treasurer Mrs. Fambro Sponsor Hattie Sue West Harold Lewis Dorothy Dye Evelyn Greene Mary Hutchings Sue White Patricia Jordan Paul Fambro Janet Tate Joanne Holland Jane Everett Gerry Sealey Patsy Bums Majorettes l'ront row-Left to right: Carolyn McKelvey, Elizabeth Spinks, Dot Poole, Patty Ann Peek, Peggy White, Rose Butler, Drum Major, Eileen Parris, Jean Plant, Charlotte Brinkley, Joanne Lane, Carolyn White, Dondra Walls. First row-Left to right: Sarah Hanson, Barbara Hulsey, Patricia Jordon, Betty Jo Morris, Jane Everett, June Gentry, Nadine Cohran, Sue Brown, Willie Lee Rogers, Betty Hutchings, Yvonne Ray, Erma Ruth Tribble, Dot Jolley, Bonita Jo Sutton, Bobby Jean West, Ruth Gentry. Second row-Left to right: C. R. Hazen, Director, Carolyn Cason, Ted Hazen, Roy Watson, Sonny Morgan, Marian Parnell, Bobby Auch- mutty, Pledger Coalson, Betty Huff, June Garner, Shirley Akins, Katherine Bailey, Leon Loyd. Third row-Left to right: Jackie Singleton, James Tinnan, Jean Morris Amelia Butler, Jeanette Plant, Billy Free, Jimmy Brown. Fourth row-Left to right: Patsy Burns, Patty Austin, Betty Sue Roberson, Edna Ann Westbrook, Betty Ann Coats, Evelyn Greene. Fifth row-Left to right: Alvin Blumenfield, J. T. Algood, Duane Lyle, David Lyle, Stanley Woods, Lewis Helms, Jerry Singleton, Barbara Jenkins. Sixth row- Left to right: D. L. Jones, Helen Rose Moore, George Anna Morgan, Juanita Eidson, Billy Pitts, Doris George, Charles Ray, Duane Morgan, Donald Barnes, Travis Ray. V BAND C. R. HAZEN Director The band has marched through another successful year under the capable direction of Mr. C. R. Hazen. Colorful appearances were made at football games. assemblies, and at the Minimum Foundation Program for Education Parade. The band is the pride and joy' of R,H.S. OFFICERS .lcrry Singlcton Bcity .Io Morris llvulyn Grccnc , Louis Hclms . Jane Everett . I 1'v.s14lw71 r ., .,, .SL'L'I'UlL1I'gf lrvaxnzrcr Reporter 1 D . 4.4 . 'NJ 4 .37 , '-' ffl 1 r rx L - 'xx -- ,: 511 -,...1 ,.,.,-i -ii-1: The Sr. Tri-Hi-Y has com- pleted another successful year through the untiring efforts of their advisor, oflicers, and mem- bers. This organization empha- sizes self-improvement and a better Christian character. Their slogan is pure thoughts, words, and ac- tions. Annette Ezzell Jean Plant Alice Bridges Patty Ann Peek Pl'L'SI'tlL'I7I Vice - 1're.sidenl Serretury Trl.-usurer SEINIICDR T R I - -ww-nm Left to right: first row- Alice Bridges. Annette Ezzell, Jean Plant. Rose Butler, Patty Ann Peek. Marian Loyd. Joanne Cook. Eileen White. Joanne Lane. Carolyn White, Pa t s y Burns. M a ry Hanson. Patty -------- Mull, Eloise Bollen, Janet Pugh. Ercel Turner. Betty Jo Daven- port. Helen Rose Moore. Doro- thy Dye. l.ura Camp, XVilma Cochran, Hattie Sue XVest. Earl- ine Hendrix. Mary Hutchings, E d n a Shackleford. E V e l y n Greene. Avanelle Cohran. Annie Ruth Paris. Joanne Isbell. Mrs. Homer XVatkins. Sponsor. HI- Left to right - Jane Everett. Patricia Jordan, Sue XVhite. Ruth Tribble. Dot Jolly. Jovce Yar- brough. Kathryn Bailev. Dot Pool. Johnnie Sue Brown. Eileen Paris. Shir' ley Gober, June Gore. Nlargaret Cason. Barbara Jenkins. Angie Brumbe- low, M a rt h .1 Harrison. Shirley Mint 7. Bobbie. Jean Hubbard. Geraldine Sealey. Carolyn McKel- vey. Earline Culver. Jima mie Tinsley, June Gentry. Maxie Balliexv. J o y c e Cummings. Marv A nn Sorrells, Miss Eli7abeth Quarles. Sponsor JLINICDR 'I' The Jr. Tri-Hi-Y is composed of Freshmen and Sophomore girls who are interested in creating, maintaining, and extending throughout the school and community, higher standards of Christian character. This club has been active all year and has completed many Worthwhile proejcts. Iiarline Culver . . President Carolyn Mclielvey . . Secretary Joyce Cummings . l'zce-President Jane Everett . . Treasurer 45 f WW! Q et to rx se ut tr Inn P Jnl xtty nn te leen X ne lolst Pmollen Lirlxnt Hen rue 1 Cmmp Dorothy Dye Xnmtt I 1 ll lm 1 mu Cochran Nlanan l oyd met u X Iry mson Kllet Brldets lomnnt Im Ptanxsl Cmrolxn XX hut md Xlrs XX Itlxlns sponsor MRS HOXH R XX ATKIW9 The Glee Club organwed exclusuely for Senlor g1rls has brought out the muslcal best 1n them Snomor The g1rls appeared seyeral t1mes an issembly but sang mostly for thexr oyyn enjoyment Mrs Homer XV3Ik1HS IS dlrector and Carolyn Vv'h1te lS P1'lI'1lSf Patty Ann Peek Preszdcnl ff' Jean Plant l :ce Ires Joanne l me lzbrarzcm i l'trst rowfI.ett to right: l,arry Rich. XYalter Baines. Xlaclx XYilson. Glenn llead. l'lovd Roberts. Xlr J C 'lrin Second row-l.ett to right: .ltmmy Nlcllrtde. .loe liree. Charles Spinlms. Alvin l,indsev, Eugene .Xtlsins Tommx Bon litllv Simmons. Xlarvin Dahhs. The Rockmatt l3.l5..'X. is our organilation of littture liarmers in our lligh School with -ll members on ro ltttr motto is HXVC learn to do and do to learn. In addition to the regular classroom work. each l3.l5.A member is expected to carrv on a Productive Enterprise in several supplementary' farm tohs such as controlling erosion, improving the house and grounds. etc. As for recreation, we have a basketball team whose schedule this vear consisted of about twelve games. and 1 ttmpi t trip on Lake Rahun. At least one social will he held in the spring. XX'e feel that with our classroom work. ottr Productive Enterprise Protects. our sttpplementarv farm jobs contes s and recreational activities. we have a well-rounded, worthfwhtle program for a une group ot' farm bovs. Tommy Bond Larry Rich Jimmy McBride Floyd Roberts Mr. J. C Tribblc . l're.stt1enl Vice- Pres. Secretary 'lireasttrer .Sponsor . W. bv.. 43. . N HU.:- I g gone Llgif 1 Marion Roh.-pg V 1 A 9: -,,:,. -:fm-.,.:aa:Eaaf f' , INIQ I llornvliu Bc-ily ,In T . I Q' lx ' -W .I -J mm W 'W' I ' WJ 511' 4' ,. , llvym' Calruly n ff as L 4 P4'0Pil'n Iiillll Ruu- f ' f f . K, gui 40 fku gag v :an f 1 wa .ama- 'any Axllll UI 4- Hill 'Flip bb, 'Q WU, Q? . I 'I '-1 ,if If 1, 1 Z Him' i ADVERTISEMENTS IC Vx X 7 f 44 LRCI I I O XX 9 I I WI2 XYISH 'IEO THANK All 'H DSIZ 'HO HA 'lf HI2l.II2D 'IU ITINXNCEIZ 'l'HIl If W YIZILOXX' .I. xCQIiI2'lQ BY ADX'IiR'l'lSINC3 .NND NYE ' SYIEHIQ S'I'L'DEN'I'S TO HLll.P' 1OSIl WH H. 'fl HELI 1113 'IHI2KI. - 9+ Compllments ot Rockmart Touchdown Club ROCKMART GEORGIA Compluments ot Guy Sloan Motor Servrce Phone 2228 ROCKMART GEORGIA Lf Q,,',- ,-f0.,,'0,s'.,,,j '1 '1 1 N be Cummings 81 Randall Furnrture Co Complete Home Furnishers Headquarters for Snmmons Beautyrest Mattresses Norge Refrigerators Ranges Pnone 2365 ROCKMART GEORGIA Compluments GOODY EAR Employee Actlvuty Commlttee ROCKMART GEORGIA 'QQ -Q 4- Q Q, ,, Q4-,Q-'44-.ff-',,Q,,vf,QQ, 0 Ml re::::::::::::::::::::::r:00:::::::: :::9::4:::::::9:::::-::::::::::::: 1 1 1 N 1 . 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 -::::::-,:::::,--,,,, .,..... , ,... ,,,,,-, ,.,. ,--,.:::::::,::::::::,:: f-:::::::: :::: ::::::::::::::::::::-, Q-::::,:::::::::::::::::::::::::- 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1, . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 11 . 11 ll - ll 1 1 1 1 1 N 1 11 1 1 5 1 1 1 - 1 1 . . . 1 11 11 11 11 1, 11 1 1 1 1 L-::::::,,,::::::..::::::::::::::: :: Lf..,:::::,,',::::::::::::::::::: 1,:::::::,:::,:,-,-:::::-,,::,::::::,:: ,,..., ::,:,,::::,,--::::::::::- 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 . l 1 1 ' f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 Carmlchael Jewelry Store Jewelry ond Repolrs ROCKMART GEORGIA -'3 Barrow 81 Goddard Men Shop COMPLETE MENS FURINISHIINGS ROCKMART GEORGIA CAMP S DEPT STORE We Dress the Famnly ROCKMART GEORGIA MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT W W MAC S 5 5. IOC STORE Compliments of Helen Anne Dress Shop Ms H F Beall Mrs H M Allgood Journal Publlshlng Co Publnsher of ROCKMART JOURNAL Dxol 2028 Rockmort Georgno Compliments of ARAGON STORE General Merrhonouse ARAGON GEORGIA Braswell Grocery Co GROCERIES MEATS and FEEDS Phone 2727 Rockmort Georglo Compliments of Holmes Clothmg Co MEN S WEAR Theres No Place Luke Holmes 235 Moln Sf Cedortown G COLONIAL STORES WHERE SATISFACTION IS A CERTAINTY NEAL FLORIST Pockmorts Bonded Florust Flowers for All Occasnons Phone 2833 2080 Rockmort Georguo ALLEN S 5 81 I0 STORE Cnty Drug Co J B ond Mllos Splnks Owners JEEP DELIVERY Phone 27II 23I8 ROCKMART GEORGIA Compluments of Garner s Cleaners Phone 2838 503 Pnedmont Avenue ROCKMART GEORGIA A:::::::::::::::::::::9Jt::::::: v:::::-:::::::::::::::::::::::::: . :I I I, 4: S I, 4, . 4 44 I I I, 4: 1 A A 1 V v 2 II . 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I 'I II 'I I 'I 'I 4, 4, 'I 'I II 'I II II L. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::.- ::::4 L:::::::::::::::::::::::::::,- of 'A' Compliments of E W CARLTON General Store ROCKMART GEORGIA BROOKS CAFE Where Friends Meet To Enloy Good Eots Phone 2308 Georgla Power Company A Cntuzen Wherever We Serve ROCKMART GEORGIA Western Auto Asso Store Press Brooks Owner ROCKMART GEORGIA We Appreciate Your Business Complaments of ROCKMART ICE CO Ice and Coal PHONE 2990 JOE DAVIS Slnclalr Statlon ROCKMART GEORGIA Complnments of Tots n Teens Shoppe Lodles ond Chuldren s Ready to Weor ond Shoes Rockmart Bakery 501 College Street Phone 2924 Compllments to THE CLASS OE 49 The Famous Store Baxter s Cafe Home Cooked Food Phone 2306 ROCKMART GEORGIA Smith Lockwood Drug Store THE REXALL STORE Phone 3270 ROC KMART GEORGIA Brackett Cleaners PROMPT SERVICE Phone 2277 :::::::::::::::.-:::.-::::::::::::7 :::::::::,-:::::::::::::::::::::: A I I ' . . . 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