Rockwell High School - Rocket Yearbook (Rockwell, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1952 volume:

We, the seniors of fifty-two, Leave our memories and good times.to you We will take again one final look, And close the covers of all our books. There were days when we were sad and blue And hours of happiness were often few, But that only made us want to succeed And prove our worth through a worthy deed. May we say to our classmates, our friends so true, We shall never forget our years with you: And to our teachers who have worked for our gain, Your kindness and care were not in vain. That words won't speak so loud as a deed, Is a teaching we would do well to heed, Here’s a final wish as we say goodby, -- May our lives do credit to dear, Rockwell High. mt 7 Scere vine 80005 Donated by Goodwill Industries MR Je Woe UG KEE Principal THE OCKET Published by The Senior Class Of ROCKWELL HIGH SCHOOL Dr. L. °C. Holshouser, Mr. C. W-; Stiller, =MroeMeeu.) Penninger, Mr. C.oA., Bost, Mr. James Morgan, We, the seniors of 1952 do proudly co-dedicate the 1952 Rocket to Mrs. John Rink and Coach Cecil Gilkerson, in sincere appreciation of the time, effort, and interest they have given our school and instilling in us the ideals of good leadership. MR. CECIL GILKERSON SA MRS. JOHN RINK pLIC LIBKARS EISBURY. Nu Ge cyV 4™ MIR Same lena Wel cms © Sele English Queen’s College, A.B. Rockwell, N. C. IMO diy IME, (COVINA Agriculture George Peabody College, B.S. Rockwellp aN taGr MR. CECIL GILKERSON Physical Education Catawba College, A.B. Rockwell, N. C. MRS. GORDON HUNT Commercial Catawba College, B.S. Salisbury, N. C. MISS RUTH WAGNER Home Economics Applachian State Teachers College Catawba College, B.S. Mocksville, N. C. MRS. WAYNE D, JOHNSON Mathematics Catawba College, A.B. Ro ckswiellaaaNe Ge IMR WIURKG ADL: IL) Yea NY Music Woman's College, U.N.C. rex ayvelll, INj. Ge MR. JAMES McCLOSKEY Science Drexel Institute of Technology Catawba College, A.B. Siailasibuis yee IMIRS dh Go IPUCINIE WT Library, English WiomanwssG.ollerenmUrsN =� Grae Arn. Rockwellea Nee MRS, JOHN RINK Social Studies Catawba College, A.B. Salisbury Neer SENIORS Class Sponsors MRS. GORDON HUNT Marsrme Ga uckett CLASS MOTTO: He that findeth knowledge findeth life. CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation CLASS COLORS: Blue and White Senior Class Officers EAUCSICENL i euais va oss salve dade c mviIKeS@Onry Vice President sms sceeimaydensHannhardt SCCPCUBSWGaa 0 OCOD OOO OC ODO U0b Od SUS RUeluKS Wreasureresieles cicie cee MarthalHolshouser BOGG’S GROCERY JACKIE BEAVER ‘‘A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Editor-in-Chief Annual 4; Annual Staff 3; F.H.A. 1,2, 4; Beta Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Mono- Prammeipramon4. eres. Glee Club 4; Glee Club lp 2cea secs vouth Genter 3; Beta Skit 3; Hallo- ween Candidate Queen 2,4; Officer F.H.A. 2,4; Hi=Wiphtestait 2,4; Jr. Sr. Waitress 3; Usher Music Recital 2; Cheerleader 4; Junior Marshal Be@aptainspasketball 3,4; All Tourney All County Basketball. m0 HAROLD BLACKWELDER ‘I would give all my fame for a pot of ale. Footpall) 2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Basketball 3; Cheerleader 1; F.F.A. 4; Vice-President F.F.A. 4, i JAMES ALEXANDER ‘“ “His cares are now all ended, ’’ Jescigieatlogubl SRIF SIT pe My A5 Be Ghe dies { Sieg IPilayye Sub. Bus Driver 2, 3; Bus Driver 4; Talent Show 3; SHIRLEY AREY ‘‘A good name is rather to be chosen than great NEINES, °° Basketball 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Beta Club 3, 4; French Play 2; High School Play 3,4; Marshal 3; GamenarGlubezeyGleesG@lubst-Glasiss Officers: F.H.A. Officer 2; Waitress at Jr. Sr. Banquet. JOHN BOST ‘ T am not in the roll of common men, Glee Glubi2n4 bus) Drive rmsd meth Atmel cas Officer F.F.A. 3,4. ) JOYCE BOYD ‘‘She has a style all her own,”’ BiblerG@lubiliehy rH Ale cert e4 — eG lube Glee Glub4: Usher Jr. or., Play 3,4; Musiercin, lloneeeeyy (Gillie, 42. LIBERTY ELECTRIC CoO. LESTER BROWN ‘‘How far that little candle throws his beams. ID IP GANG WG, Byes Yelemoie iPleyy § Welleite Sine. 5 ah MIKE CONRY ‘ God made him, therefore let him pass for a man. Baseball Manager 1,2; Football Manager 1,2; Basketball Manager 1; Basketball 2, 3,4; Football 3,4; Class Officer 1,4; F.F.A. 4; Junior Senior Play; French Club 2; Glee Club 1,2, 3; Monogram 1,2, 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4. BESSIE LEA DOBY ‘‘A mighty spirit filled that little trame. Basketball ly2; FHA, isc, 4: French’ Playec- Sec. of 4-H 3; 4-H Club 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 4; Cheerleader 2: Usher at Jr @Plays3;sor. Play; Music 1,2, 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Waitress at Junior Senior Banquet; Hi-Light Staff. HAYDEN EARNHARDT ‘ ‘Men of few words are the best of men.’’ Baseball’ 2,3, 43h ootball 293. 4:sshabe Awl. 21.3.4. Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Beta Club 4; High School Play 3,4; Officer 3,4. ROCKWELL THEATRE LARRY CORL ‘‘T shall not look upon his like again. ’ Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Beta Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play. oe. Aus Otticer 4, ha bem lib 1,2, 3,4; Musicale2Z-stinjorePlay;)Basebalige: Talent Show 3; Hi-Light Staff 4. DEWEY CULP ‘‘Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep.’ Cafeteria Worker 1,2, 3)4; (HSA. 3,4, Library Club 4; Usher Jr. Play 3; 4-H Club Z, 3; Music 1; Senior Play 4. % PEGGY FEATHERSTONE ‘‘In her tongue is the law of kindness,”’ Pibcarve@iupizmoye.4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Usher at Talent Show 3; Lunch Room Worker 2, 3,4. BOBBY FESPERMAN ‘‘Give thy thoughts no tongue. ’ Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Football 2, 3, 4; GleerGlup tl, 2, 3; Class Officer 3;F.F.A. 4; Jun- ior Play 3; Talent Show 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Officer 4, MARY ELLER ‘‘Truth hath a quiet breast.’ Glee Glubs23354;)hibrary Glubi3,4; be He Ay Glub (a, Uke Sianonp Zhsiat (Gilbey A, SR Wislevere scone die, te Sree Play; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Usher for Talent Show 3; Lunch Room Worker 2, 3. MARY EUVART ‘‘She that hath knowledge spareth her words. Poa A. 23,4; Senor Hec eo sauisher=asalent Show 3; Usher Senior Play; Library Club 2, 3,4; Cafeteria Worker 3. GENEVA FILE ‘ She has a daily beauty in her life.’ Class Officer 1; Hi-Light Staff 2,4; Annual Staff 4; Usher Junior Play; Beta Club 3, 4; Junior-Senior Waitress: 2 be Haan cs UnIOte Marshal. @hiets French Club 2; Beta Club Skit 3; Historian 4; Music Student1; Scholorship Medal 1,2, 3. ’ JIM FILE ‘‘He doth nothing but talk of his car. ’ Agriculture, 276.4,.bus Drivere3,4. ROCKWELL CAFE GERTRUDE FRICK ‘‘All that glitters is not gold,’’ 4-H Club 2; 4-H Officer 2; Junior-Senior Banquet Waitress 2; Talent Show 2; F.H. A. Club 4; French Club 2; Talent Show Usher 3; Junior Marshal 3; Lunch Room Worker 1,2, 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Hi- Light Staff 4; Second-Place County 4-H Contest. Cc. D. GOODMAN ‘‘He is well paid that is well satisfied.”’ Fig ics ty Gato, 4s RUTH GOODMAN “Thessestus silenced: Beta Gr lwiws sacs ie ll se Atmel Zire NORMA JEAN HILL ‘ ‘With a personali ty all her own,”’ F.H.A, 1,2, 3,4; 4-H 2; Library Club 3,4; Talent Show 2; Junior Play Usher 3; Lunch Room Worker 1; Senior Play Usher 4. MARGARET HINSON ‘It is good to be merry and wise. Beta Club 3,4; Music 3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Usher Talent Show; Usher Music Recital; Junior 4-H 3. kM JUNIOR HOLSHOUSER ‘The prince of darkness is a gentleman. Football 2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Runner Up King 2; Youth Center Officer 2; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri. Captain 4; Most Athcletic 4; Most Outstanding HootballgPlave rs 3: sb by Aemeli cist 4. a) ROCKWELL FURNITURE CoO. PEGGY KLUTTZ ‘‘A quiet and gentle nature has she, ’ Basketball 3; Monogram Club 3; F.H.A. 1,2. MILBURN LEONARD ‘‘Brevity is the soul of wit.”’ Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Junior Marshal 3; French Glubi2s Junior Senior Play. MARTHA HOLSHOUSER ‘:To know her was to love her. Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Officer 3,4; F.H.A. Club Atay Sp 4, Officer 2, 3; Beta Club 3,4, Officer 4; Beta Club Skit 3; Talent Show 3; Junior Senior Play; Class Officer 1,4; Jr. Sr. Waitress; Hi-Light Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4. 9 RUTH HOOKS ‘‘No legacy is so rich as honesty, ’’ Music 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Winning Runner-Up Music Award 3; F.H.A. Officer 3; Beta Club 3,4; Junior Class Officer; Annual Staff 4; Hi-Light Staff 4; Junior Senior Play; Junior Senior Waitress 2; Office Worker 3,4; Usher at Talent Show 3. ANNIE LEA LYERLY ‘‘T never knew so young a body with so old a head.” BE HeAe el. 2. 4: Glee Clubely2ais, + alec Club Officer 4; Hi-Light Staff 3,4; Candidate for Queen 1; Runner Up Queen; King’s Manager 4; Jr. Sr. Waitress 2; Beta Club 3,4; Beta Club Skit 3; Talent Show 3; Manager for Girls Basketball 3; Officer Worker 4; Testator 4; Usher Music Recital 2; Annual Staff 4. LUTHER MATTHEWS ‘ Music is the gift of the Gods and I have been well blessed. ’’ Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Officer 4; Football Team ees Tri-Captain of Football 4; Monogram Glubelez 35.4; Hi-Light Staff 4; Annual Statism A. 2, 5,4, Officer 4; Junior Play 3; Talent Show 3,4; Candi- date for King 4; Solo Singing Contest 3,4. MULL’S ROCKWELL ESSO SERVICE PRISCILLA McGUIRE ‘ A soft answer turneth away wrath.”’ FL HA. 1,2, 3,4; Senior)4-=H.2,3;7Usher: Talent Show 3; Usher Cross Roadcapers 3; Usher Senior Play; Library Club 3,4; Cafeteria Worker 1,2, 3. MARVIN MISENHEIMER ‘ Blessed is the memory of him who was friendly Oma! lemmas Baseball 1,2,4;Senior Play; F.F.A.1,2, 3; Presi- dent 3; Beta Club 3,4, President; Annual Staff 4; Monogram Club 1,2, 3,4; Junior Marshall; Glee Club 4. TOM PUCGCKEAgT ‘‘The little foolery that wise men have makes a great show.’’ Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Talent Show 2, 3; Betai@ lupe lavies whee bee Amel ce Annual Bota taleeZreo. 4; Hi-Light Staff 2, 3,4; School Projectionist1, 2, 3; Manager for Queen 2, MINNIE RATTZ ‘ ‘Then come kiss me, sweet and twenty.’’ Basketball 2, 3,4; Captain of Basketball 4; Softball 3; Captain of Softball Team 3; Monogram Club 3,4; Library Club 4; President of Library Club a Miia cS, + eOlicetes eunioner lavauisher, 3; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Vice-President of Class 3; Senior Play 4; Annual Staff 4. MARY LOUISE PICKLER ‘‘The only way to have a friend is be one,”’ FOH VAs 2, 3; Usher Senior) Plays4. JIMMY POOLE ‘ Though you were dying he would make you laugh, ”’ Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 2, 3,4; Glee Club1; F.F.A. 3,4, Officer 4; Mono- gram Club 1; 2,3, 4; senior: Play 4; SUB PRI C EWE ‘‘So shines a good deed in a naughty world,”’ WVitusiemlice satel A wel ug eee OlliCe rece sy, Beta.C lub 3.45 Beta Skits3;(Class: Officer 1, 2,4; Hi-Light and Annual Staff 3,4; Associate Editor 4; Junior and Senior Play 3,4; Junior-Senior Wait- tress 2; Officer Worker 2, 3; Junior Marshal 3. KENNETH SHAVER ‘Men of few words are the best men. Fo i sAw ls 2,043 Substitute Bus Driven; Bus Driver: he} JIMMY RUTH SHUPING ‘ A merry heart goes all the day.”’ F.H.A. 1,2, 3; Usher 4; Hobgoblin House 4; Glee Giubmsr een oll UL UNG Stell nompuage an inch. |” ReOMmenG owl co 3celibrary Club 152; 4-H 1,2; Woodwork 1; Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Freshman Class Representative 1; Glee Club 2, S548 IN BIP oN 4, GREGORY TAYLOR ‘‘Why be serious, Let’s be happy. ”’ Basketball 3,4; Baseball 4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Glee Glubmeleec oy 4sebus Driver 2, 3,4. GLADYS TREXLER ‘‘They laugh that win. Junior Play; Senior Play; Talent Show 2; F.H.A. Glubulic 3,4) Officers BGlee-Club Pies She, CSL Light Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; French Club 2; Usher for Music Recital 2, 3; Candidate for Queen 3; Officer Worker 3; Senior 4-H Club 3,4; Officer 3; Second Place Winner in County 4-H Contest; Lunch Room Worker 2, 3; Talent Show Usher 3. %% In the fall of 1948 we entered high school. Our home room teacher, Miss Davis and Mrs. Puckett, enrolled sixty-one Freshmen, a smaller class than usual. We elected as class officers Sue Ritchie, President; Martha Holshouser, Vice-President; Marvin Misenheimer, Secretary; and Geneva File)’ Treasure, slike most. Hreshimaniclasses, thisstirst year followed the usual routine. A year later we entered school again, this time as Sophomores. Our number had decreased until there were only about forty-six on roll. Mrs. Hunt and Mr. Gilkerson were our sponsors. Our class officers were as follows: Sue Ritchie, President; Hayden Earnhardt, Vice-President; Mar- garet Shue, Secretary; and Mike Conry, Treasure. Ten girls were chosen by the Junior class to serve as waitresses at the Junior-Senior banquet. This was a great thrill for the ones who were chosen, Another year rolled around and then we could say we were Juniors. It made us happy to think that we had only one more year in high school. A few more of our classmates dropped out leaving us with only about forty- four Juniors. Our class officers were Bobby Fesperman, President; Min- nie Rattz, Vice-President; Ruth Hooks, Secretary; and Hayden Earnhardt, Treasurer. We began working under the direction of Mrs. Bost and Mrs. Johnson to raise money for the Junior-Senior banquet. We enjoyed giving the play which was entitled‘‘Let Me Out Of Here’’. We also had a good time getting up the Talent Show. Then came the banquet, it required lots of work but everyone was willing to help. Now in the year 1951 we have come to our Senior year. With several of our members dropping out and few new ones coming in we have an en- rollment of forty-three. Withthe help of Mrs. Puckett and Mrs. Hunt, our sponsors, we selected our class officers: Mike Conry, President; Hayden Earnhardt, Vice-President; Sue Ritchie, Secretary; and Martha Holshous - er, Treasure, Everyone enjoyed presenting the play entitled ‘‘Hobgoblin House’’, We are still looking forward to the Junior Senior banquet which will be one of the big events this year. Most of all, however, we are looking forward to Commencement, the time for which we have waited and worked many years. We wish to thank all those who have shared our joys and sorrows and have helped us along the way. We also hope the future will be very bright for each Senior graduating with the class of 1952. Geneva File Historian Mascots DEBBY DAYE GARY MULL ROCKWELL DRUG CO. FAVORITES Actor-John Wayne Actress-Doris Day Comedian-Jerry Lewis Comedienne-Eve Arden Movie-Show Boat Cartoon-Tom and Jerry Walt Disney Character-Donald Duck Theater -Capitol Comic Strip-Dick Tracy Commercial-Lucky Strike Orchestra Leader-Guy Lombardo Television-Program-Hit Parade Newspaper -Salisbury Post Tune-Because of You Gum -Juicy Fruit Candy-Bar-Babby Ruth Dessert-Apple Pie and Ice Cream Midnight Snack-Cheese-Burger and Cheerwine Sandwich-Bacon, Lettuce and Tomato on Toast Automobile-88 Oldsmobile Shampoo-Halo Shaving Lotion-Old Spice Soap-Dial Perfume-Evening in Paris Nail Polish-Pink Lighting-Revolon Lipstick-Pink Lightning-Revolon (The boys prefer 2nd hand) Novel-Gone With The Wind Magazine-Seventeen (Girls) Boy’s Life (Boys) Athlete-Charlie Justice Hobby-Collecting Pictures and Dating Pastime-Sleeping Hangout-Pooles’ Grill College-Lenior Rhyne School Outfit-(Girls)-Skirt, Sweater, Socks and Loafers School Outfit-(Boys)-White Shoes, Draped Pants, Plaid Sport Shirts Saying-Let up a little Statistician Martha Holshouser Age-17 Weight-1 33 Height=5!o7 1 23 Color of Hair-Brown (with exception of 4 red heads) Color of Eyes-Brown Shoe Size-71 2 Head Size-7 SUPERLATIVES en re iE ¥ OUPERLATIVES ERISA EIS Cares RRA geeks “sa Sie ; i ‘ . : ' MRS. LEWIS BOST MRS, WAYNE JOHNSON JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: President, CATHERINE FISHER Standing: Secretary, RUBY JEAN SHIPTON Treasure, LOUISE BURR Vice-President, KENNETH HOFFNER JUNIOR MARSHALLS LILLIAN TAYLOR Chief, RUBY JEAN SHIPTON MARLENE BOST CATHERINE FISHER HERMAN MORGAN NELL MISENHEIMER SIDES JEWELRY SHOP, ROCKWELL, N.C. JUNIOR CLASS Ben Agner Floyd Beck Marlene Bost Louise Burr Elmer Lee Cline Annie Earnhardt Bill Earnhardt Janie Catherine Eagle Catherine Fisher Carolyn Gordy Franklin Hampton Elaine Heglar Kenneth Hoffman Donald Hoffner Harvey Holshouser Jimmy Kesler Robert Lowery Syliva Lowman Nancy Lyerly Jean McGuire BANK OF ROCKWELL JUNIOR CLASS Inez Medley Donald Mesimer Nell Misenheimer Jean Montgomery Thomas Moose Herman Morgan Ruth Morgan Sue Odell Mary Catherine Owens Mary Helen Roseman Bobby Russell Roy Shepherd Ruby Shipton Sue Shuping Lillian Taylor Garolvn lrexler Rachel Trexler Ray Wilhelm D. C. Vanhoy Mrs. Janet Brady Wagner W.R. FILE GROCERY SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President..... Warry Vanhoy Hee as ereminec se «oJ Oan Goley Wice-Pres ss .ceorge Poole Secwetarvemree Via verse oll ler FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Treas.....Frances Lookabill Vice-Pres...Helen Honeycutt Presidents... ew. brow HEC) Jose Ohirley Pesperman MISS RUTH WAGNER MR, JAMES McCLOSKEY MR, CECIL GILKERSON MRS. JOHN RINK SOPHOMORE CLASS Lee Agner Shirley Anthony Clyde Arey Betty Austin Lee Bassinger Rosa Belle Biggerstaff Wayne Bost Joan Coley Nell Corl James Correll Joann Cox Ann Cruse Gene Eagle Claude Earnhardt Johnny Efird Violet Eudy Ann File Naomi File Viet Ve Ray Lavada Galloway Louise Goodman ShinleysGreene Bobby Hall James Haynes Johnnie Hoffner Bobby Ray Holshouser Dolores Honeycutt Shirley Jacobs Willie Johnson Bill Kluttz @arriesierler j 4 ei, 7 E L.G. MISENHEIMER, PILOT LIFE INSURANCE, ROCKWELL, N.C. SOPHOMORE CLASS Nancy Lefler Norman Leonard Mary McGuire Bebe Mesimer Terry Milier William Morgan Joan Morgan Lawson Odell Yorke Peeler Ruby Pickler Ruth Pickler Junior Poole Hazeline Poole James Puckett Jimmy Puckett Frankie Rattz Ralph Shepherd Kenneth Shue Howard Shuping Eugene Sides Glenn Sides Thomas Small Mary Stiller Mary Catherine Stoner Amy Swink Louise Trexler Ruth Trexler Lillian Troutman Lloyd Troutman Larry Vanhoy “Mary Ann Walters TREXLER FERGUSON TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT CO. , SALISBURY, N.C. FRESHMAN CLASS Pa Billy Adams, James Agner, Isabel Barrier, Norma Beaver, Oscar Bost, Pearl Bost, Rebecca Bost, Andrew Brown, Bill Brown, Dottie Brown, Leon Casper, Barbara Culp, Kathleen Earnhardt, Frances Eddleman, Calvin Euart, Lewis Featherstone, Lillian Fesperman, Shirley Fesperman, Janet File, Ray File, Hugh Fowler, Catherine Freeman, Jeanne Frick, Allen Galloway, Joyce Grass, Freddie Hall, Oliver Hall, Coleen Haynes, Genvieve Haynes, Audrey Hoffman, Curtis Hoffner, Margaret Hoff- ner, Harold Holder, Mary Virginia Holshouser, Nancy Holshouser, Helen Honeycutt, Shirley Honney- cutt, Bobby Hopkins, Geneva Hooks. SANITARY BARBER SHOP, ROCKWELL, N.C. FRESHMAN CLASS le = SY aN I Annie Sue Johnson, Reba Kennedy, Ethel Kirkman, Margaret Kluttz, Sarah Kluttz, Rebecca Lentz, Peggy Lipe, Frances Lookabill, Geurge Lyerly, Gernal Lowman, Clara Morgan, Eli Morgan, Dewey Lee Morgan, Mary Catherine Morgan, Pauline Morgan, Roland Morgan, Edna Owens, Roy Pethel, Betty Pickler, Guy Puckett, Faye Ritchie, Peggy Sue Ritchie, Fred Setzer, Sarah Shue, Kay Shuping, Dewey Sides, Stella Sides, Annita Small, Franklin Surratt, Betty Thompson, Thomas Trexler, Janice Vanhoy, Kenneth Vanhoy, Clyde Walker, Betty Jean West, Douglas White, Carol Wiles, Myron Wil- helm, Betty Wise. MISENHEIMER’S GROCERY, ROCKWELL, N.C. PRO Os ELEMENTARY FACULTY Mrs. Frank Hodge Mrs. Jennie Ruth Plyler First Grade First and Second Grade Catawba College, A.B. High Point College, A.B Granite Quarry, N. C. High Point; NoaG. Mrs. Mable Isenhour First Grade Appalachian State Teachers College, B.S. GoldsHillye Nie G- Mrs. Harold Eagle Mrs. Mary Sowers Second Grade Third Grade CGatawparGollece meso. Catawba College A.B. Salisbury sala CG. Rockwell, N. C. Mrs. Louanna Verble Second Grade Gataw ban Dn Gules © eeeAce Es. Rockwell, N. C. Mrs. J. W. Huneycutt Miss Martha Peeler Third Grade Fourth Grade Appalachian State Appalachian State Teachers College, Blo Teachers CollegeweBeo. Rockwell, N. C. Gold; Hiligy NtaG. Mrs. Inez Sloan Fourth Grade Catawba College, A.B. Salisbury, N C. Mrs. Ruth Beaver Mrs. Sarah Sowers Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Menlo renyime Col leccnm sans Catawba College, A.B. Rockwell, N. C. Salis buyin Ne Cr Mrs. Cline Isenhour Fifth Grade Catawba College, A.B. GoldeHillz Nee. Mrs.) Carrie Gurrie Mr. Melvin Morgan Sixth Grade Seventh Grade Catawba College, A.B. Catawba College, A.B. Rockwell Nea G. Sallis vem NiCr. Mr. Herman Leonard Seventh Grade Lenior Rhyne Gollege, A.B. Granite Ouarwyn Nie Cr. Mr. Warren Kesler IME, Og IW, Sisartila Eighth Grade Eighth Grade Catawba College, A. B. Catawba College, B.A. Salisbury, N. C. SaAlkigiooiey, IN, Co COMPLIMENTS OF DR. L.C. HOLSHOUSER EIGHTH GRADE MR. SMITHS ROOM: Bobby Joe Beaver, Bobby Gene Bost, Betty Lou Brady, Richard Brady, John Corl Jr., Carl Dixon, Benny Drew, Betty Jean Efird, Annie Lou Fraley, James Gallimore, Janice Haynes, Richard Hefner, John Honeycutt, Merlin Horton, Kenneth Isen- hour, Louise Kirk, John Kluttz, Barbara June Long, Jerry Morgan, Vickie Moose, Jimmy Pickler, Sam Rothrock, Jean Shuping, Ned Stoner, Loretta Troutman, Eugene Weant, Tho- mas Yelton. EIGHTH GRADE ae ee ss ; | . MR. KESLERS ROOM: Gladys Artz, Larry Barger, Harold Beaver, Fred Benfield, Annie Mae Boger, Bobby Boyd, James Brady, Larry Brown, Helen Corl, Allen Cozart, Jack Doby, Josephine Earnhardt, Bobby Goodman, James Harwood, Willie Hofner, Alice Hooks, Robert Hopkins, Harry Johnson, Cleo Jones, Allen Lyerly, Bobby Ray Lyerly, Rebecca Measimer, Joe Miller, Sandra Odell, Ray Pickler, Jackie Rattz, Roy Shaver, Margaret Shinn, Phil Simpson, Kay Stoner, Jimmy Varnadore, Larry Whitt. BANK OF ROCKWELL SEVENTH GRADE MR, LEONARDS ROOM: Lucille Barringer, Ann Brown, Martha Brown, Jerry Wayne Drew, Juanita Eagle, Carol Earnhardt, Larry Frick, Jack Galloway, Lloyd Grass, George Hall, Billy Holshouser, Jo Ann Honeycutt, Midgie Honeycutt, Sparks Honeycutt, Betty Lou Jacobs, Frank King, Helen Lyerly, Billy Medley, Cecil Medley, Sue Powlas, Wayne Reeks, Her- man Shinn, Bobby Shuping, Janice Small, Wayne Trexler, Danny Tweed, Donny Tweed, Gerald Walker, Gerald Wilcox, Barbara White. MR. MELVIN MORGANS ROOM: G. L. Barringer, Janet Benefield, Norma Jean Brady, Norman Brown, Bobby Burris, Darnell Collins, Bryan Conry, Cecil Cooper, Harold Corl, Robert Corl, Larry Fesperman, Eugene Goodman, Eugene Gordan, Mozelle Hefner, Joan Heilig, B. K. Holshouser, Gail Leonard, Bobby Martin, Blake McGuire, Jerry Miller, Myrtle Morgan, Jo Ann Morgan, Wayne Poole, Brooks Puckett, Eugene Ritchie, Roy Row- land, Carol Rummage, Pearle Stoner, Marie Wilcox. ROCKWELL TV AND RADIO CoO. OIXTH GRADE MRS. CURRIES ROOM: Carolyn Arey, Eugene Baker, Gary Beaver, Norman Beck, Joyce Benfield, Wayne Brown, Viola Brown, Mary Ellen Corl, Norma Jean Correll, Mary Ann Doby, Gary Earnhardt, Sue Earnhardt, Beaufard Fraley, Peggy Haynes, Sue Holshouser, Robbie Honeycutt, Margaret Kesler, Ellen Ludwick, Betty Jo Miller, Ronald Morgan, Clyde Overcash, Bobby Rinehardt, Billy Shaver, Floyd Sides, C. J. Soloman, Philip Thompson, ‘‘“Becky’’ Varnadore, Rose Wagner, Jackie Walker. ee ¢ Sei oo ae : : oe d ! MRS. SOWERS ROOM: Ruby Basinger, Jimmy Beaver, Karen Bostian, Marion Brown, William Dixon, Rachel Earnhardt, Helen Featherstone, Frances File, Floyd Goodman, Bobby Ray Gregory, Howard Hill, Carolyn Holshouser, Betty Howard, John Kluttz, Edward Lentz, Shirley Lyerly, Betty Jane Miller, Carolyn Morgan, Vernon Page, Clara Mae Sha- ver, Raymond Shue, David Sides, Wayne Smith, Marshall Snider, James W. Treace, Barbara Trexler, Jack Trexler, Donald Wilhelm, Harold Yost. COMPLIMENTS OF HOMER MISENHEIMER MRS. SPRYS ROOM: Norma Jean Barringer, Carol Bass, Irene Benefield, Jimmy Bost, Nancy Lee Brewer, Barbara Connell, Tony Cranford, Charles Earnhardt, Clyde Feather- stone, Gailya Fowler, Gaynelle Galloway, Phyllis Grass, Vann Hankins, Wanda Hefner, Kay Holshouser, Jerry Kluttz, Lloyd Kluttz, Jackie Leonard, Wayne Moose, Bobby Joe Petrea, Richard Powlas, Harold Rinehardt, Mary Kathryn Rowland, Homer Lee Safrit, Jerry Lee Sides, Jean Strube, Charles Taylor, Rinda Treece. ROCKWELL RADIO AND ELECTRIC CO. MRS. BEAVERS ROOM: Sandra Beaver, Ann Brown, Betty Brown, Jerry Burkett, Carolyn Cauble, Gene Culp, Tommy Drew, Wayne Eddleman, Robert Efird, Brenda Heglar, Bobby Heilig, Patsy Holshouser, Bruce Johnson, James Jones, Lee Roy Kirk, James Lyerly, Anis Maners, Jean Martin, Thomas Moose, Bobby Morgan, Mary Frances Peacock, Betty Sue Petrea, William Ridenhour, Marie Rowland, Shirley Shuping, Barbara Snider, Ralph Stoner, Joe Trexler, Patricia Wagoner, Linda Whitt, Louise Winecoff, FIFTH GRADE MRS. CLINE ISENHOURS ROOM: Carolyn Benefield, Rachel Bost, Roy Burkett, Larry Carter, Tim Culp, Wayne Cross, Joe Freeze, Clara Leigh Goodman, Wayne Goodman, Ann Carol Helderman, Mary Ida Hodge, Betty Holshouser, Mickey Holshouser, Grady House Jr., Billy Joe Johnson, Ann Jones, Leslie Kesler, Peggy Kluttz, Tommy Lefler, Barry Leonard, Tony Lyerly, Jay Morgan, Pearlie Morgan, Sybil Penniger, Jimmy Ritchie, Carolyn Sea- bolt, Larry Shipton, Mary Strube, Timothy Thompson, Joyce West, Robert Wyatt. FOURTH GRADE Pe ra MRS, SLOAN: Brenda Bass, Betty Bost, Jimmy Bost, Patsy Bost, Thomas Correll, Myrtle ; ( Cranford, John Culp, Melvin Dixon, Judy Eller, Abbie Hahn, Syliva Haynes, Syliva Hols- POWLES houser, Ronald Horton, Diane Kennedy, Don Kluttz, Brenda Leazer, Peggy Leonard, Bar- bara Lentz, Donald Miller, Ronnie Mooney,. Colleen Pickler, Nancy Safrit, Ernest Shepherd, FUNERAL HOME Jimmie Stoner, Wayne Stokes, Carolyn Taylor, Wayne Taylor, Clinton Vanhoy, Larry Veach, ROCKWELL, N.C. Bobby Varnadore, Marlene Waller, Jerry Wiles. FOURTH GRADE MISS PEELER: Louise Barnhardt, Yorke Beaver, Donnell Benefield, Jimmie Brady, John Corl, Melva Corl, Bobby Drew, Edward Eagle, Thurman Efird, Hazeline Featherstone, Edith Galloway, Rebecca Heilig, Bonnie Holshouser, Brenda Holshouser, Guy Jones, Daisy Kluttz, Jerry Kluttz, Gearlene Leonard, Judy Misenheimer, Tony Moore, Johnny Morgan Margaret Overcash, Katie Puckett, Beulah Rowland, Ray Sechler, Mary Shue, Brenda small, Linda Snider, Helen Treece, Aléx Trexler, Billy Varnadore,, Nancy Walker. THIRD GRADE MRS, HUNEYCUTTS ROOM:Gail Arey, Pearl Barringer, Dale Basinger, Jimmie Benefield, Kenneth Bostian, Carolyn Brown, Betty Jean Coggins, Jerry Corl, Peggy Cozart, Cecil Deal, Judy Fatata, James File, Joe Gallimore, Nell Goodman, Ronnie Hahn, Doris Hall, Dorothy Hall, Anderson Haynes, Barbara Holshouser, Loena Holshouser, Jay Johnson, Sue Linker, Brenda Lyerly, Laurence Misenheimer, Guy McGuire, Junior Morgan, Brantly Park, Martha Poole, Gerald Rattz, Nancy Roseman, Robie Swink, Barbara Thompson, Martin Trexler, Barbara Walker. CITY MOTOR CO. , ROCKWELL, N.C. a “Se d 60 i mee Bae Py My Pel. Oona Hod Pee MRS. SOWERS ROOM: James Neil Beaver, Brenda Biggerstaff, Helen Boger, Larry Brown, Valeria Carter, Ronald Cauble, Kay Correll, Johnny Drew, Brenda Earnhardt, Wayne Fes- perman, Gary Hall, Melvia Hall, Peggy Hampton, Mary F. Honeycutt, Don Huffman, Patri- cia Honeycutt, Bill Kirk, Donald McIntyre, Shelva Miller, .Tony Misenheimer, Chester Moose, Carolyn Morgan, Jerry Page, Willie Page, Eleanor Poole, Betty Power, Nancy Shue, Lester Shuping, Patsy Trexler, Coy Ray Wiles, Gary Wyatt. SECOND GRADE {%. aS efsa Pen MRS. VERBLES ROOM: Janice Baker, Maurice Bost, Terry Braswell, Barbara Dry, Rich- ard Eagle, E. J. Efird, Betty Eudy, Kaye Eudy, Raymond Fox, Charles Hill, Leslie Hols- -houser, Clifford Kesler, Terry Kesler, Gary Kluttz, William Ludwick, Dottie Morgan, Brenda Peacock, Thomas Powlas, John Remetta, Marion Rothrock, Junior Rowland, Gary Rummage, Bobby Safrit, Novella Scott, Nelson Shepherd, Mary Ruth Snider, Faye Solomon, Edith Swinson, Marlene Swinson, Lillie Treece, Phyllis Trexler. POWLES FUNERAL HOME SECOND GRADE MRS. EAGLES ROOM: Terry Beaver, Ruth Brown, Judy Earnhardt, Vance Eller, Brenda Kay Fisher, Barbara Sue Hill, Gene Hill, Edgar Honeycutt Jr., Judy Huffman, Priscilla Jones, Clifford Kluttz, Dean Kluttz, Kenneth Long, Becky Lyerly, Wayne Medley, Billie Misenheimer, Mary Ann Misenheimer, Linda Peacock, Michael Rinehardt, Tommy Rine- hardt, Bobby Rowland, Monnie Sechler, Sandra Selle, Mary C. Shinn, Monty Simpson, Carlie Snyder, Rebecca Snyder, Jackie Steele, Randy Stiller, Lollie Mae Taylor, Sandra Trexler, Dianne Vanhoy, Max Varnadore. FIRST AND SECOND GRADE MRS, PLYLERS ROOM: Brenda Barringer, James Boger, Paula Jean Bost, Howard Crowe, ROCKWELL GIN se na Drew, Betty Sue Featherstone, Elaine Fisher, Lorraine Fisher, Gail Goodman, arolyn Harwood, Kay Helderman, Billy Herrin, Steven Holshouser, Ruby Sue Kesler, AND FUEL CoO. David Kluttz, Keith Leonard, Jo Ann Martin, Carol Ann Miller, Cheryle Morales, Larry Morgan, Brenda Penninger, Kay Petrea, Calvin Reid, Patsy Roseman, Victor Roseman, Norman Shue, Kenneth Treece, Eugene Trexler, Tony Misenheimer. FIRST GRADE MRS. ISENHOURS ROOM: Larry Beaver, Donald Braswell, Betty Brooks, Sandra Brown, Earl Cranford, G. D. Cruse, Judy Earnhardt, Jimmy Fatata, Harold Fesperman, Jean Fraley, Vickie Hankins, Kermit Holshouser, Frances House, Johnny Ludwig, Charles Miller, Gay Miller, Kay Miller, Richard Miller, Geraline Power, Kay Shinn, Larry Small, Jimmy Snider, Billy Swinson, Joseph Tompson, Theresa Trexler, Troy Truce, Joe Varna- dore, Jenny C. Verble, Joe Wagoner, Linda Whitt. MRS, HODGES ROOM: Barbara Beaver, April Brown, John Ray Earnhardt, Betty Efird, Diane Eudy, Ellison Fesperman, Mary Frances File, Martha Jean Fisher, Gwynn Good- man, Judy Hill, Nina Ruth Hodges, Phyllis Hopkins, Sue Jones, Paul Kennedy, Ronnie Loftin, Roger Maners, Steven McIntyre, Phyllis Morgan, Barbara Ridenhour, Beulah Row- land, Thomas Shuping, Larry Taylor, C. B. Treece, Clarence Trexler, Junior Troutman, Lonnie Vanhoy, Clarence Waller, Billy Whitt, Sylvia Yost. POW LES FUNERAL oe BOBBY JO BEAVER FRANKLIN SURRATT RAY FILE JOHN KLUTTZ ANDREW BROWN KENNETH VANHOY MIKE CONRY SIMPSON’S SELF SERVICE, ROCKWELL, N.C. JAMES HAYNES BOBBY FESPERMAN HAROLD BEAVER BILL KLUTTZ JERRY FRY RAY WILHELM BILL EARNHARDT HAYDEN EARNHARDT Most Valuable Player FOOTBALL Hayden Earnhard seminncoes netomat te sag Bobby Mooney wes Se ae a . John and Robbie Honeycutt Managers Jimmy Poole SB eo ROE RRP IER ETRE 20a MeHMMNabaamnn:sotmnsanene Bill Brown ae v I | Glenn Sides CHEER LEADERS CLOCKWISE Nell Misenheimer ‘% Jackie Beaver Mary Frances Stiller Mee OS Jean Montgomery Jean McGuire Guy Puckett Nancy Holshouser Sue Odell Chief; Sue Odell ROCKWELL CASH GROCERY THELMA’S BEAUTY SHOP POWLES FUNERAL HOME BASKETBALL Libby Bost, Lavada Galloway, Sarah Kluttz, Helen Honeycutt, Nancy Holshouser, Nell Misenheimer, Ruby Jean Shipton, Joan Coley, Mary Virginia Holshouser, Joan Morgan Frankie Rattz, Coach Cecil Gilkerson, Captains: Jackie Beaver, Minnie Rattz. BARRIER AND SON PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS, ROCKWELL, N.C. OVS’ BASKETBALL 1952 BEAVER’S GROCERY, ROCKWELL, BILL BROWN Hi-Lights 2201 HOLSHOUSER HARDWARE, ROCKWELL, N. c. ANNUAL STAFF First Row: Sue Ritchie, Marvin Misenheimer, Jackie Beaver, Larry Corl. Second Row: Mrs. Rink, Sue Odell Martha Hols- houser, Minnie Rattz, Gladys Trexler, Marlene Bost, Tommy Puckett, Third Row: Yorke Peeler, Jr., Larry Vanhoy, Annie Lea Lyerly, Ruth Hooks, Elaine Heglar, Nell Misenheimer, Mike Conry, Luther Matthews. EDITOR JACKIE BEAVER HEIST-McCAIN HOSIERY MILL INC. , ROCKWELL, N.C. LIBRARY CLUB President: Minnie Rattz Vice-President Shirley Anthony Secretary: Mary Eller iveas une: Joyce Boyd Standing: Dewey Culp, Annie Sue Johnson, Norma Jean Hill, Becky Lentz, Shirley Jacobs, Peggy Jo Lipe, Katherine Freeman, Colleen Haynes, Mrs. Puckett, Mary Louis McGuire, Violet Eudy, Priscilla McGuire, Nell Corl, Ann Cruse, Mary Ann Walters, Peggy Featherstone, Rosabelle Biggerstaff, Margaret Kluttz, Carol Wiles. HI-LIGHT STAFF Jackie Beaver, Editor; Sue Ritchie, Associate Editor. HONEYCUTT’S GROCERY INURE). W QEMGAU Ly, Tey NETD IRL Ve Director MARLENE BOST Pianist BRADY AND EARNHARDT LUMBER CoO. GOLD HILL, N.C. MUSIC STUDENTS MRS, GLEN MISENHEIMER Director L.C. BARRINGER CABINET SHOP, ROCKWELL, N.C. SWS, RUT eOD, President ALEXANDER-MILLER BARBER SHOP, ROCKWELL, N.C. JOHN BOST President JOHNSON’S FLORIST, MRS. R.G. BOST, ROCKWELL, N.C. LABELS SLR ELEE DSS ERE SENIOR CLASS PLAY MRS, GORDON HUNT Director QUE Nettle eed thetines lnc ema KINGAM aes si slelews sells DODDY Ravallols houses MOOSE AND SO? GROCERY SENIOR at CLUB JUNIOR 4t BRANDT. FOOD LOCKER ROCKWELL, N.C. First Row: Joann Cox, Sue Odell, Nell Misenheimer, Elaine Heglar, Nancy Lyerly, Mar- lene Bost, Jerry Fry. Second Row: Louise Goodman, Mrs. Puckett, Ann File, Hazeline Poole,Dolores Honeycutt, Naomi File, Clyde Erie. Third Row: Yorke Peeler, Jr., Tho- mas Moose, Bill Kluttz, Donald Mesimer, Robert Lowry, Kenneth Hoffner. MONOGRAM a HONEYCUTT’S GROCERY, GOLD HILL, N.C. Gertrude Frick, Shirley Arey, Ruth Hooks, Milburn Leonard, Geneva File, Mike Conry, Ruth Goodman, Annie Lea Lyerly, Margaret Hinson, Martha Holshouser, Hayden Earnhardt, Janet Wagoner, Jackie Beaver, Sue Ritchie, Dewey Culp, Kenneth Hoffman, Robert Lowery, Nell Misenheimer, Marvin Misenheimer, Janie Eagle, Annie Earnhardt, Advisor; Mrs. John Rink, Katherine Fisher, Tom Puckett, Ben Agner, Nancy Lyerly, Marlene Bost, Ruby Shipton, Lillian Taylor, Elaine Heglar, Caro- lyn Gordy, Herman Morgan. OFFICE WORKERS Ruth Hooks, Nancy Lyerly, Ruby Jean Shipton, Mr. Puckett, Annie Lea Lyerly, Marlene Bost. In the four years that Mr. Puckett has been at Rockwell, we have seen many improvements. Under his direction, a new section, which houses the cafteria and three additional class- rooms was added to the elementary building. Our film library has been enlarged so we can enjoy one of the largest in the county. Play ground space has been increased and provided with the latest in equipment. Attractive and restful lounges have been added for the students. Ail streets around the school grounds have been paved. To our Principal, we say ‘‘thanks’’ for a better Rockwell school! STEVIE WILLIAMS, Janitor BEAVER BROTHERS ESSO SERVICE, ROCKWELL, N.C. a Mrs. Spencer Bost, Mrs. George Parks, Mrs. J. C. Trexler, Mrs. J. A. Miller. MRS. J. A. MILLER Head of Cafeteria President: «n+ tam sete © « MIS al DOmMas Moose Vice-President...... Mrs. Glenn Misenheimer [ireaSUrer. isle cicu terol Lv rome ENDING er Seexetary..cc seb eaicaes Mime yaerBbarrien Pe A OLEICERS BEE ncessizzutia co, coinxna,n.c Pi, OEE BO ER Gregory Taylor, Jim File, Bessie Lea Doby, Robert Lowry, Kenneth Shaver, Roy Shephard, Hayden Earnhardt, Freddie Hall, Ray Wilhelm, Kenneth Hoffner, James Alexander, Dewey Sides, Gene Eagle. BETA CLUB INITIATION SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1952, being certain of sound and sane mind, hereby make this our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE 1: Having acquired more talents than we could use, we do let fall these talents on the shoulders of the worthy underclassmen, James Alexander wills Bus No. 33 to anyone who can stand the noise and the people that ride it. Ruth Hooks wills her music talent to Faye Ritchie. Peggy Featherstone wills her top locker (No. 44) ta Violet Eudy. Mary Eller wills her bookkeeping and shorthand books to Frances Look- abill and Johnnie Hoffner. Minnie Rattz wills her basketball ability to her sister, Frankie, Gla- dys Trexler wills her little feet to Nell Misenheimer (they’re only size 9). Sue Ritchie wills her petite charm to Ruby Shipton and Jean McGuire. Dewey Culp wilis her ability to be in the Beta Club to Lavada Gallaway. Gertrude Frick wills those sweet-smelling fish that we have in the lunch room to the lunchroom staff and to anyone else who likes to smell them. Tom Puckett wills his stilliness and ‘‘little Black Book’’ to ‘‘Buzz’’ Peeler. Junior Holshouser wills his love for girls to Bill Earnhardt. Hayden Earnhardt wills his good looks to D. C. Vanhoy. Jackie Beaver wills her ability to get out of classes to Nell Misenheimer. Norma Hill wills her front seat on No. 10 to Polly Morgan. Larry Corl wills his “short size; to” Possum Johnson. .2 B1llGruse wills his love for foreign girls to ‘‘Cider’’. Jimmie Shuping, Mary Louise Pickler and Peggy Kluttz willtheir corner in study hall to anyone who can occupy it as well as they did. Milburn Leonard wills his place on the baseball mound to anyone who can throw his leg over his head and fire the ball over the plate. L. T. Shuping wills his ability to getting in trouble to anyone who thinks he can keep up his average. Martha Holshouser wills her position as Art Editor of the Annual to Sue Shuping. Marvin Misenheimer wills his arm wrestling championship to James Puckett. Margaret Hinson wills her physics book to Jimmy Puckett. Kenneth Shaver wills Bus No. 24 to anyone who can stand the sound of it. Luther Matthews wills his voice to anyone who can stand the sound of it, and his football uniform to anyone who can stand the smell of it. John Bost wills his red pants to anyone who can fight the glare. Jimmy File leaves his bus and half the redheads to anyone who can handle them. Bessie Lea Doby wills Bus No, 51 to anyone who thinks they can manage those kids on it. Mike Conry wills his long legs to anyone who can’t grow a set. Ruth Goodman wills her quietness to Tommy Moose. Annie Lea Lyerly wills her mobility to hunt Mr. Puckett when the telephone rings to Marlene Bost (hoping she can find him). C.D. Goodman wills his red curly hair to Harold Holder. Priscilla McGuire wills her shorthand book to Mrs. Hunt, Bobby Fesperman wills his seat at the card table upstairs to anyone who is lucky enough to win. Gregory Taylor wills Bus No. 60 to anyone who can hold the ‘thot rod’”’ down. Geneva File wills her bashfulness to her sister, Naomi. Jimmy Poole and Harold Black- welder will their seats at the table in the gym to Bobby Mooney and Harvey Holshouser if they can stand the price. Lester Brown Jr, wills the entire school to Mr. Puckett. He says he is through with it. Mary Euart wills her beloved grammar book to her brother, Calvin. Joyce Boyd wills her love for boys to Sue Odell. ARTIGUE. 22 vt othe Juniors, weleaviesour senior dignity, and the right to boss underclassmen, ARTICLE 3: To the Sophomores, we leave them to cause trouble (if they think they can get by with it). ARTICLE 4: To the Freshmen, we leave the hopes that they will get to the top of the ladder (Honest, like we did). ARTICLE 5:) To Mr. Puckett and) the faculty; we leave that mob of students and sincerely hope your patience and constant guidance will be re- membered and appreciated through the years. Here- upon, we, the foresaid class of 1952 in witness thereof, do set our hand and seal. Annie Lea Lyerly Testator TEXACO SERVICE CENTER, ROCKWELL, N.C. We, the seniors of fifty-two, Leave our memories and good times to you, We will take again one final look, And close the covers of all our books. There were days when we were sad and blue And hours of happiness were often few, But that only made us want to succeed And prove our worth through a worthy deed, May we say to our classmates, our friends so true, We shall never forget our years with you: And to our teachers who have worked for our gain, Your kindness and care were not in vain. That words won’t speak so loud as a deed, Is a teaching we would do well to heed, Here’s a final wish as we say goodby, -- May our lives do credit to dear, Rockwell High. OREO?