Rockwell High School - Rocket Yearbook (Rockwell, NC)

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. .IL To G. RAY BROWN A son of -Rockwell High School who, from his days as a student to his present position of prominence as Principal of Rockwell School, has known and loved this school and its ideals and has worked for its best interests as student and principalg a true educator, ever render- ing faithful, untiring service in whatever he undertakesg a man Whose courage, faith, and honor have commanded for him the loyalty and admiration of everyone who has known himg to him belongs the honor of originators and the carrying out of the idea of the high school an- nual for the schools of Rowan County-to this true friend and coun- selor we respectfully dedicate this, THE 1945 ROCKET

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' ,i A S . 'ggi f .W ll' Q 11,0 3 if in ij -5 Jn, Jim And here is the fifth volume of THE ROCKET! A treasure chest of high school memories, pleas- ant thoughts of the school year happily spent in associating with others. Education, athletics, and diversions find their places in the high school annual-dull moments as well as bright ones. May your enjoyment in reading THE 1945 ROCKET be as great as ours in producing it! fvfzzienta, FACULTY SENIORS l THE CLASSES THE ACTIVITIES FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS

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gli., 9772mo1u1, CLINTON BARRINGER A MEMBER OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1945 During his years at Rockwell High School Clinton was loved by all his classmates and teachers. His quiet, friendly, courteous manner attracted many new friends, whom he was always eager to please. He was willing and interested at all times to take part in whatever he was asked to do and even though some tasks were large, his untiring efforts caused him to succeed.