Rockmart High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Rockmart, GA)

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The grnciilnting class of 1950 takes this opportunity of expressing its sin- ccrc gipprccinlion to Mr. Scoggin, Mr. McKinnon and Mr. Amicrson for Lhcir .lssistnncc .md whole-hcirtcd co-opcr- ntion throughout this .ingi the previous high school ycnrs. H EE TI E5 K. W. MCKINNON KANKANKEE ANDERSON High Sclaool Principal Count3 School Supeuntendent

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The staff of the Rockmart High School Yellow jacket proudly dedicates this WSH annual to our beloved teachers, Nlrs. C. L. Ifambro and Nliss Anne Merle Randall. To these two sponsors of the Yellow jacket who gave so willingly and untiringly of theii time and efforts in preparing this and m.my other year hooks for publication, we offer a heartfelt Thank You . W'e carrv with us memories of these advisers as the hi thest tribute that we can . S pay them in return for the pleasure that knowing and loving them has afforded us. Miss Anne Merle Miss Mattie

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U Mr. Tribblc- Miss Townes Miss Rnnd.ill Miss Summerlin MATHIZMATICS iXl.lllI, which we looked upon .ls one of time most difficult subjects when we en- tered high school, h.1s become one of the most interesting to the milioritv of the students. 'lihis is easily understood with such competent te.ichers its Mrs. lfitmbro and Xlr. .l.irnig.in to l.1v the fotindation .ind Nlr. Xl.ic to guide us through the depths of higher math. Mrs. jordan Mr. Burke COMMERCIAL and VOCATIUNAL Ivping, shorthand, nnd bookkeeping-these three-sind how they do keep vour noses to the grind-stone. 'Iivping is so d.iily', as short- hand because practice makes perfect, and Miss Randall .md Miss Townes do insist on that practice. You c.m e.isilv tell which students are in the llome lic. cliisses when e.ich member begins nearing the spring dress that I made , with Nliss Summerlin's help, of course! Ifnrming seems to be a favorite occupation nt R.H.5., especially after ii student becomes .1 member of Mr. 'l'ribble's Agriculture Cl.iss .ind learns v.irious methods that nuke it even more interesting, Mr. McKinnon Mr. jarnignn Mrs. Fnmbro S C I E N C li Science, .1 most perplexing subject, h.is become more engrossing bv the dnv .is Nlrs. -lord.m .ind Nlr. Burke have revealed to us the inner workings of n.1ture .ind the uni- verse. Thev are .ilwavs l'C.lClf' .ind willing to help us solve our most provoking problem, balance the hardest equation and explain the mvsterious phenomen.i of the earth. Xvith this kind of tutelage, we find it e.1si to .tppli our knowledge, .ind we often ciitch ourselves dreaming of becoming .i gre.lt scientist.