Rockwell High School - Rocket Yearbook (Rockwell, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

Ris a nite ee id ee meee ‘ SSS ue i oh A as ee = LR 7 es ti Ea ees % ; 2, ieee Se i oe fey - KU WAIN PUBLIC LIBRARB SALISBURY, N. ©. eg Be es Ro “nh ug i nl SLIC LIbKABA cei AUISHURY. N, G: OCKWELL NORTH Principal MRA diem Wise es U CS boda School Koard Mr. Ed Beaver, Mr. Charles Helderman Mr. Roy Dellinger, Mr. Thomas Moose Dedication We,the seniors of 1955,do proudly dedicate the 1955 ‘Rocket’’ to Miss Ruth Wagner, in sin- cere appreciation of the time, effort, and inter- est she has given our school, She will be a true friend in our hearts throughout the years, Mrs. Jesse Ballew Mrs. Lewis Bost Mrs. Vivian Boyd Mrs. Rebecca Broughton Mr.J.M. Conry Mrs. Martha Johnson Mrs. Jane Laughridge Mr. Bill Poole Mr. William Proctor Mrs.J.G. Puckett Mr. Carl Rudisill Mrs. Laura Sides Miss Ruth Wagner ISABEL BARRIER ‘ She is loyal to her word, to her work, and to her friends.’’ Bibles wbecsebsenche Glubr NORMA BEAVER ‘ As she thinketh in her heart SOmisms hemes IDs Nes UN, Be Sie Cen OsnCSr 4e win Low. PlaymGleesG@ lube ine sone m4. Eie lb IRaCoes were tam G@hUbmomE4 mui lem @laulo) 2,3; Anhual’St afi 25,3514; Hi-Light Staff 3,4; Junior Marshal; Majorette (Pop Ces ELIZABETH BOST ‘ ‘A mighty spirit fills that little frame.’’ Pe An lin 2 oes Olrticer 4G bere Clubwlpe2 sen + se elas GL Wbmomes Ata nua lpotabters .a4 are mi cia @lubeorece: Halloween Queen 3; Homecoming At- tendant 3; Basketball Team 1, 2; Hi- Light Staff 2, 3, 4; Superlative, Best Looking; Office Worker 4; Majorette 4; Talent Show 1; Junior Play, Beta Club Play 3. OSCAR BOST ‘‘Let’s laugh, be jolly and enjoy life, for tomorrow. .. who knows.’’ F.F.A.4; 4-H Club 4; Bus Driver 1; Superlative, Most Likely to Suc- ceed; Junior Play. REBECCA BOST ‘“Three cheers for a swell gal... of energy plus.”’ Junior Play; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Clubs3,4 Musical, 2;64—u1 Gilitiomlecr BeBe WA ciao 4 OLELCe IES. 4; Bas- ketball 1; Cheerleader 3,4, Chief 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 2,3, Officer 3; Candidate for 4-H Queen, ANDREW BROWN ‘ T like something that is fast moving with a good take-off.”’ Bus Driver 3,4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer cme Pep Agtly 251550 45mOtt- cer 2, 3; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1. ROpeRow, ecitstopRiveht: DOTTIE BROWN ‘‘Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep.’’ CGlecer@Glubelnncyno 4) Officer s-elibrary, Glubs 3, APO Geto c MUST CMa 4504 Club ly 2), 34.4, Oficernmirnc; Bible Club 3; Gheerleader 3,4; Usher in Junior Play; Homecoming Attendant 2; Misijight.ctati 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. BARBARA CULP Rulmuermolniceiie, slOv.a landeicl nda StoOnemWOnker= 5:64 -—iGlub IZ. Glee Clubs li. FRANCES EDDLEMAN saihestime to be happy is today.” Piero, 2 ose. HA. lo 2; Bible Club 3; Library Club 1,4; Hi-Light Staff1; Office Work- er 1; Cafeteria Worker 1; Junior Play. Second Row, Left to Right: TERR YM GHA GAP RE me O cw Onutava sma Olam alia: IMivin) Oval lLUneRtoOushanenn: Dranster trom GCraniteQuarryaiigh Senool 152), 3; Football 4; Superlative, Neatest. CALVIN EUART ‘‘Those of real goodness are never forgotten,’ IP iAP yeahs Gp Bis Ge. Gately an Sy ee. ’ SHIRLEY FESPERMAN ‘ Cute, and full of life, she has a personality all her own,.”’ Glass Oitice:. sen) Glee Gil ube ls enone eel. ING Ba By Gy Onicer 3s Isidle Gituls 25 9, Orieese Be Beta Club 3,4; Junior Play; Store Worker 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Marshal; Cheerleader 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Superlative, Most Persona- litysabeta Clubs Playas. i. Top Row, Left to Right: JANET FILE ‘ Cheerful looks make every dish a feast.”’ ig 4 lab, N, ih, Be Gholi Cll ly, Bs iriole Cilwls 2, Ss French Club 3; Store Worker 3; Junior Marshal; Usher in Junior Play 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Bus Driver 4. CATHERINE FREEMAN ‘‘The only way to know what is going on LS atOms tau-tetiewme Gleel Clubelie2 won we Bietan@ Lulbesne4cm HaEiew Ace (yy oy Ae IMME Seuclote I, Ag iknloraisy Giles Jy 2. De Officer 2,3; Halloween Queen 4, Candidate l, 4; Sh. Us ibs 2 Homecoming Attendant 4354-H) Club el }(Z, 3, Officer 25) os) BUSseDriviemss. 4 halent Show Junior Play; Hi-leieht Statiel 9259354. , COLLEEN HAYNES SUCH mLSES hel, you can’t help liking her company.’’ Mibrany Glau be leecemoretre OLilceneZneose4— eG lls 525 BS IBitlole Glug 33 mi=albiyseur Stew l, G2, 3, de French Club 3, 4; Junior Play Usher; Beta Club Baus Second Row, Left to Right: IRV, IE ULI, ‘‘As large as life, and twice as natural.,”’ Eis AL li ey noues mec bt encom EO Ot aleleonma JEANNE FRICK ‘‘Always strive to do one’s best and success you will find.”’ Bibles@lube2y 5:54 —heGlLubslterrencheG hubsls jini ior Play; Office Worker 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Cafe- teria) Worker 12), 3,4;)9cholarshipsMedall,. 2, 3; Chief Junior Marshal; Library Club 4; Super- lative, Most Likely to Succeed. MARY VIRGINIA HOLSHOUSER ‘ A style all her own, she is great.” Beta Club 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Junior Play S MONO Picanol eel eA ee eo mem © nice 3, 4; Office Worker 4; Glee Glub 1, 2,3, 4; An- nual Stafi 3,4; Editor 4; Hi-Light stati 2,3, 4; French Club 3,4, Officer 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Hal- loween Queen Candidate; Talent Show 1; 4-H Gliubmleece NANCY HOLSHOUSER ‘“ Constant activity maketh her a Ppuesexataple Ol) school spirit. | GheeuG@lubele cons eee eA le). 4nOtticer 3; Beta Club 3, 4, Officer 4e6nench Club 3,4; Junior Play 3; Hi-Light Staff, Editor 4; Majorette 2,3; Drum Majorette 4; Annual Staff Brie basketball li )2,13,14, Co-Capt. 3; Most Outstanding Player 3; Bible Club 2,3; Monogram 2, 3, 4; Super- lative, Most Athletic. HELEN HONEYCUTT ‘ All around good sport,’’ PeEeeAtr la e2 os) beta, Club 3.7.45) Of= ficer 4; €lass Officer 1, 2; Mono- Ot ain2, 5, 4; Basketball 1, 2,3, 4; Superlative, Most Popular; Junic. Play; Office Worker 4; Hi-Light Staff lPeereorn4 4-H Glubeltu2, 3... Officer 3; Store Worker. BOBBY HOPKINS ‘ Joking and kidding around is a favorite pastime.”’ teehee Aem lnc), 5 45 10a lent Show. 23 Monogram Club 3, 4; Football 3, 4; 4-H Club), 2,3, 4. SARAH KLUTTZ Motence ts my treasure, though constant activity, I like.’’ French Club 3, 4, Officer 4; Bible Gag ibe a ae PAR lee one Otiice:: Bo Geist Gibtils AB, Gy 4b, Oiaiecie ¢s Junior Play; Majorette2, 3, 4; Beta Club 4; Superlative, Neatest; Home- coming Queen 4. GENEVIEVE KINLAW ‘ A quiet and gentle nature HaASsms erm PianosstudentelsmG lees Gllubel tebe Et. IN th, Bg Gheiet Gilly 5 Ah Dy Sec REBECCA LENTZ ‘'She maketh glad the hearts of many with her singing.’’ BP teeAseieic nOiticer 2; Bible Club Zeeormltibraryvael 2590 «456 Olticers2; Glee_C lub l, 2,3, 4; Hi-Light Staff 1; Junior Play; Talent Show 1; Piano Student 1, 2. FRANCES LOOKABILL ‘‘Blessed is the memory of her who strived to make life more pleasant for all.’’ 1D A lehey ot ly Bo (Glare “(Cilhlley hy 7a, Sis 8 Class Officer 1,4; 4-H Club l, 2, 3; OfficensieyAnnwalesihatiet wri —let oat Staff 4; Junior Marshal; Beta Club 3,4; Bible Club 2, 3; Office: Worker 4; Superlative, Best All Around; Store Manager. GERNAL LOWMAN ‘ Not too serious, not too gay, but a jolly good fellow in every way.’ Biber Gsleulbyecreo sa: hee en eee me SUES, Driver 3, 43)M0 019 1 ain 3),64 4d Clube lec erie ve inte teed bivataven Gilet 3,4; Baseball 3, 4; Cafeteria Work- er 4; Junior Play; Superlative, Most Personality. GEORGE LYERLY ‘“Work fascinates me as long as I can watch someone else do it.”’ Pit koe A el ye os a Ot Cherie mea it [e245 Bus Driviers4 eb blex@lulp Bo PAULINE MORGAN ‘“ She has mischief even in her eyes,”’ Hi-Light Staff'4; Store Worker 2; MalemtusiOwacw4 te Ghum leer cee mn RUlta idr Play Usher; lol b mam vaGru bes; IP Sashes Zvel Oo) Whe ROLAND MORGAN ‘ Let’s stop joking and be serious just once,”’ GIT GINe een anee Gelsl Clluley Up 25 Sp 4c EDNA OWENS ‘ High character is the real foundation of all worthwhile success.’ Beer eAwe enc mes tb hes@ lulbas2emo a4 — Club 1,2,3; Junior Marshal; Annual Staff 4; Hi-Light Staff 4; Office Worker 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Beta Glubesn4 Glee Glubelenc, S.n4sotone Worker 3. Top Row, Left to Right: ROYePR THE ‘If I couldn’t be constantly on the go, I would be bored.”’ Pena ls, 2,5 5-4; 4-H 1,2 13. GUYS EU Gere ‘ Be glad of life because it gives you a chance to love, work and play.’ GleesG@lubelie2no 4s bibrarny;, Glub 34) Officer Cra iG lubmleeceno 4s Glass Olticer 2, 3+ Buble Giemb eceso cheerleader | 2.sjunior Play; Beta Gliese Lee Atel ewe iueranlt he Kine vOf aN Gein 4-H; Halloween King Candidate 3; Bus Driver 3, 4; Superlative, Most Popular. IIDC IRIMECiswue, ‘ A moving television and radio, she is never quiet,”’ eee wenn 2 - otiGal i bmlen2 ok renca Glubsss Bible Glub)2; Usher in Junior Play 3; Library lubes Second Row, Left to Right: iB Davie PlG@ KSEE IR ‘ Kindness and goodness go well together.”’ Avalal lly 2p BS Ilorcaay Cilwio lp, 25 33 Giles Cilwia le ARYs EG mR tt Ge Es ‘ Why be serious, let’s be happy.”’ ID Elgg ls Bn Sy 1h) OeniCew B52 Ise. Clits 3 4 Piano Student 1,2, Band 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; 4-H Club 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Hi-Light Statme we unmore Play slnibirwarys Glutpmle. FRED SETZER °°i Aig, AS Wl oiaa, Evacl Ge wll I le. ID SIP pNollo 25 Dy Omikeer 2, 3 Sucks Ween 25 33 Gierem Gli bwlinecpo ine waa — Et elu ce bo llem@l ibmeznms: GillasisVOniicerss- eB arse bral lel 34 oo tball lene: M onioi aine@lubssna4 ss bus Driven Ss), 4; unior Play; Talent Show 2; Beta Club 4; Superlative, Most Intellectual. Top Row, Left to Right: SARAH SHUE ‘ T like friends and I strive to be so to everyone,”’ iE renchy Gliubmo we tb lem @ ln ecem buew ila en ie rE Ij Le) 2 Bl ve yy (Gillis) 333 4laisl (Cilwils) 1, 2, Se WJ wiakow Jelawy Usher. ANITA SMALL OpPee Chel sPOTedtyEoleEstLencemismedm ec aveniim Bo. Awl 23) 4-H Clubeieca. JANICE VANHOY ‘‘Of all the lights you carry in your face, joy shines fartherest,”’ Beta Glupponitam Out iiCe tio me lal bascunva@ lume be He AR 2 or 4 Otiicerssr +c. pasiketbadlalyecemo Monogram Glu baliwecs . 4; Offices Workerss..4; Annual Staff 3, 4, Associate Editor 4; Hi- Light Staff 2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Talent Show 1; 4-H @ lie lect pOtticers 2553... 4-5 Vialore ttemornaar Chief 4; Junior Play; Cafeteria Worker 2, Second Row, Left to Right: KAYE SHUPING ‘ She reminds you of a flame... forever glowing.”’ FOASAL 1 230 34-H Clu belee2..3- Sstoresaw orke- Sie BP ibioweciaiy Cilio) 2 Ge FRANKLIN SURRATT ‘‘A jolly unselfish personality is the greatest Pill Ofcall aes Beta Club 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 3,4; Monogram 3,4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 2, 3, 4; Candidate for Halloween King i wAnnwalpstatiesdmalka lentes tO. ware mesuen taemeA Cm awe 3 OTL Cerk2, 5:8) UnlOL Plays bibles Giubec 0; Bus Driver 3, 4; Superlative, Best All Around. KENNETH VANHOY ‘‘He is well rewarded for all his good works and sportsmanship.’’ Beta Club 4, Officer 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3,4, Co-Capt. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Talent Show Af 123 ID 4 ANG 28 ditiniose IPE Islolke Gitmo S, 45 Sic perlative, Most Athletic. BETTY JEAN WEST ‘ Bashfulness is an Ornament to youth,”’ Am GHeuibm lancer se4s hse ti.wA, 12: Glees@lubel 2s Bible Club 25,33 i= Disamava@ lube lie ,6 3504. MIRON WILHELM ‘ Tell him of Jacob’s ladder and he will ask the number Oreround sian Leelee Armee oen4, Otticer 184: 4- EF Gran beelt ec nonns ee Mono re ram eGlubE 2; Basketball1,2; Bus Driver 2, 4; Superlative, Best Looking. Biel Yied EAN SWilo ‘ A better friend treads not the earth.’’ Pee Aew ecb iblesGlubec aos beta Club 3,4; Store Worker 3; 4-H Club Iacpeo Ushersing) unLom Play, CAROL WILES “It is not good for one to keep silent if a good word is to be spoken.”’ fa, SR AD 5 1a NG Gg SS Ieorekeay ’ os 4, MARY WISE So shines a good deed in a naughty world.’’ Transfer from Lexington High Sieh oro Onn @enG Leen Glu bm lnmcpm ore Glass Officer 3; Hi-Light Stativ2;.3; 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Journalism Club 2; Dramatics Club 3; Superlative, Most Intellectual; Class Poet. $ Class History In the fall of 1952, 78 boys and girls entered high school classified as ‘‘green freshmen.”’ We had as our home room teachers, Mrs, John Rink and Mr. Cecil Gilkerson. Naturally we were laughed at,landed up in wrong places and had our teachers thinking we were ‘‘just awful.”’ We elected as class officers- Bill Brown, President; Helen Honeycutt, Vice President; Shirley Fesperman, Secretary and Frances Lookabill, Treasurer. A year later we again entered school, this time as Sophomores with only 61 on roll. Now being a year older, we looked with pity upon the poor freshman. Our sponsors were Mr. Bill Poole and Mr. William Snider. Our class officers were Andrew Brown, President; Guy Puckett, Vice-President; Helen Honeycutt, Secretary; Peggy Jo Lipe, Treasurer. After what seemed a very short vacation to all of us we again entered high school to be en- rolled as Juniors. How happy we were to be looking forward to such a delightful year. A few of our classmates dropped by the wayside, leaving us with only 50 Juniors, Our class sponsors were Mrs. John Rink, Miss Ruth Wagner and Mrs. J.G. Puckett. Our play, ‘‘Fraidy Cat,’’ un- der the direction of Mrs. John Rink, was termed a success, The following spring of 1954 the Junior-Senior Banquet climaxed many hours of hard work and patience under the guidance of Miss Ruth Wagner. It was held in our new school cafeteria. We attempted to create a Mexican atmosphere. Six outstanding girls were chosen to be Junior Marshals. They were Jeanne Frick, Frances Lookabill, Edna Owens, Janet File, Shirley Fesperman, and Norma Beaver. As our Junior year came to a close we looked with envy at the seats in chapel which we would soon occupy and call our own, Now in the year of 1955 we have come back to the scene for the last year. Several more students dropping by the way reduced our number to 47, Our boys,Frank Surratt,Fred Setzer, Ken Vanhoy, Mickey Capel and Bob Hopkins, can be given a loud cheer for the fine display of sportsmanship they displayed at all our football games this year. We shall expect much from Nancy Holshouser, Mary Va. Holshouser and Helen Honeycutt to carry us to a victorious year in basketball. All of us look forward eagerly to our Senior activities for this coming year. Many of us will start again as college freshman in the fall of 1955, Our class officers and sponsors who will help make this year a big one are Edna Owens, President; Shirley Fesperman, Vice-President; Frances Lookabill, Secretary; and Helen Honey- cutt, Treasurer; Mrs. J.G,. Puckett; Miss Ruth Wagner and Mrs. Jesse Ballew. We wish to thank all of you who have helped make it possible for us to advance so far. May we amount to something, not merely exist in life. Historian Norma Beaver Class Poem Graduation! What does it mean-- That work is o’er, a battle won? Or does it mean that we have seen A worthy life begun? Those tireless hours of study past End not life’s preparation. They made us strong and true at last, That we might build a nation. Lessons read, assignments done, Have made our knowledge broader. As games and contests, lost and won Have molded life and character, Now we leave these portals in the mist. In future hours may the echo ring, ‘‘In life, not merely to exist, But to amount to something.”’ Mary Wise x e wk eo . i “4 3 WA FEEL LER EL SBR ES i Senior Class Officers Treasurer Helen Honeycutt President Edna Owens Vice President Frances Lookabill Secretary Shirley Fesperman r™ se e Superlatives MOS ie lN ia by le lanky Gul Or Avia Mary Wise Fred Setzer MOST ATHLETIC Nancy Holshouser Kenneth Vanhoy Superlatives A A 1) oO AC 4 4 [I n hy) Q Frances Lookabill Franklin Surratt ih a SE ie NS MOST PERSONALITY Shirley Fesperman Gernal Lowman Superlatives Guy Puckett ok: eo Do A, 05 A, Hs B Oo Sa 0 - 4 O Q = i W fx] a c ay) wn VU of Q «x = 28) 7 = © aaj ts S Superlatives MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jeanne Frick Oscar Bost id NEATEST Sarah Kluttz Mickey Capel Senlors 955 Advisors MRS. PUCKETT CLASS FLOWER Red Rose GEASS COLORS Red And White MISS WAGNER CLASS MOTTO Not merely to exist, but to amount to something in life. MRS. BALLEW N � � 3 a x“ He} (ae) i a 3 S Vice President Bobby Beaver ficers Secretary Betty Lou Brady Treasurer Doris Holshouser Rachel Agner Shirley Agner Gladys Artz Bobby Beaver Juniors Bobby Bost Bobby Boyd Betty Lou Brady Richard Brady Eugene Burr Janice Carter Helen Corl John Corl Jimmy Cranford Benny Drew Josephine Earnhardt Betty Efrid Allen Cozart Anne Lou Fraley Yvonne Goodman Tommy Hall James Harwood Janice Haynes Curtis Hoffner Louise Kirk Pauline Hoffner George Kluttz Willie Hoffner Alan Lyerly Doris Holshouser Rebecca Mesimer Cleo Jones Hubert Miller duntors Betty Morgan David Morgan Elaine Morgan Vickie Moose Sondra Odell Ray, Pickler Jackie Rattz Samuel Rothrock Juntors Dickie Rudisill Betty Lou Shaver Shirley Shaver Margaret Shinn Phil Simpson Ethel Trexler Mary Trexler Loretta Troutman Jimmy Varnadore Jeanette Ward Eugene Weant Larry Whitt Shirley Williams Tommy Yelton Re Secretary Midgie Honeycutt % Helen Agner Joan Agner G. L, Barringer Robert Barringer Delmar Brady Elsie Brady Martha Brown Norman Brown Sophomores Darnell Collins Larry Frick Bryan Conry €.W. Cooper Derwood Cox JOE Isc Marget Goodman Eugene Gordon Lawrence Drew Jerry Drew Carol Barnhardt Thelma Freeman Joan Heilig Betty Jacobs Colleen Morgan Marie Hodge Frankie King Dewey Lee Morgan Helen Hoffner Gail Leonard Floyd Morgan Martha Hoffner Helen Lyerly Joan Morgan Bill Holshouser Bobby Martin Jo Ann Honeycutt Max Merritt Midgie Honeycutt Patricia Mills Sparks Honeycutt Alice Morgan Sophomores ROCKWELL CAFE Sophomores Sylvia Morgan Jjeannettesirexier Donnie Tweed Barbara Pinkston Nancy Trexler Betty Wagner Wayne Poole Wayne Trexler Brenda Wagner Brooks Puckett Dannie Tweed Geraldine Whitley Wayne Reeks Carol Rutnmage Bobby Shuping Louise Sides Janice Small Wilhelmina Smith Annie Lou Trexler Betty Lou Trexler Frances Agner Carolyn Arey James Barringer Norma Jean Barringer Ruby Basinger Gary Beaver Jimmy Beaver Norman Beck Freshmen Wayne Brown Frances File Billy Cannup Larry Fortune Tommy Dellinger Jack Galloway Peggy Drew Floyd Goodman Mary Ann Doby Rachel Farnhardt Sue Earnhardt Helen Featherstone Na Betty Jean Harwood John Lemly Ronald Morgan Peggy Haynes Sammy Lowman Bobby Petrea John Hill Shirley Lyerly Evelyn Poole Robert Hill Stephen Morefield Richard Powlas Carolyn Holshouser Betty Miller Robbie Honeycutt Christine Morgan Lena Ketchie Frances Morgan Lloyd Kluttz Lloyd Morgan Freshmen ROCKWELL ESSO SERVICE STATION Bobby Rinehardt Homer Lee Safrit Billy Shaver Mary Rose Shaver Robert Shaver Raymond Shue Billy Sides David Sides Floyd Sides Jerry Lee Sides Freshmen C.J. Solomon Jackie Walker Ruth Starnes Judy Ward Jean Strube John Wise Charles Taylor Becky Varnadore Phillip Thompson Renda Treece Barbara Trexler William Yates Harold Yost Rose Wagoner Elementary Faculty x Mrs. Elizabeth Barker Mrs. Ruth Beaver Mrs.J.A. Bolton Mrs. Carrie Currie Mrs. Harold Eagle Mrs. Frank Hodge Mrs.J.W. Honeycutt Mrs. Cline Isenhour Mr. Warren Kesler Mrs. Elizabeth Kindley Mr. Herman Leonard Mr. Melvin Morgan Mrs. Jennie Ruth Plyler Miss Mary Edna Rouzer Mrs. Inez Sloan Mz. On Ty omith Mrs. Mary Sowers Mrs. Louanna Verble Mrs. Betty Williams Absent: Mrs. George Uzzell Eighth Grade MR. KESLER, MR. SMITH’S ROOMS Irene Benfield, Jimmy Bost, Rachel Bost, Frances Bostian, Karen Bostian, Helen Brewer, Ann Brown, Betty Brown, Marvin Brown, Larry Carter, Carolyn Cauble, Gene Clup, Tommy Drew, Charles Earnhardt, Gary Earnhardt, Robert Efird, Gailya Fowler, Bearford Frayley, Joe Freeze, Clara Goodman, Wayne Goodman, Brenda Heglar, Bobby Heilig, Ann Helderman, Mary Hodge, Betty Holshouser, Kay Holshouser, Mitchel Holshouser, Grady House, Jr., Bruce John- son, Lee Kirk, Jerry Kluttz, Tommy Lefler, Barry Leonard, James Lyerly, Tony Lyerly, Ellen Ludwick, Anis Maners, Jean Martin, Betty Miller, Julia Millis, Thomas Moose, Wayne Moose, Bobby Martin, Jay Morgan, Sybil Penninger, Susie Petrea, Bill Ridenhour, Jimmy Ritchie, Lar- ry Shipton, Barbara Snider, Timothy Thompson, J. W. Treece, Joe Trexler, E. C. Wagoner, Patricia Wagoner, Joyce West, Linda Whitt. THELMA'S BEAUTY SHOP Seventh Grade MR. LEONARD, MR. MORGAN’S ROOMS Yorke Beaver, Donnell Benefield, Betty Bost, Jimmy Bost, Patsy Bost, Jimmy Brady, Donald Corl, Melvia Corl, Thomas Correll, Myrtle Cranford, Tony Cranford, Wayne Cross, John Clup, Betty Dyson, Bobby Drew, Wayne Eddleman, Judy Eller, Maxine Eller, Nadine Eller, Clyde Featherstone, Hazeline Featherstone, Abby Hahn, Patricia Hartley, Shalva Haynes, Becky Heilig, Jerry Hilliard, Ronald Horton, Brenda Holshouser, Bonnie Holshouser,Sylvia Holshouser, James Jones, Guy Jones, Daisy Kluttz, Jerry Kluttz, Peggy Klutz, Brenda Leazer, Barbara Lentz, Edward Lentz, Peggy Leonard, Judy Misenheimer, Johnny Morgan, Lonnie Morgan, Richard Morgan, Ronnie Mooney, John Nickolson, Colleen Pickler, Katie Puckett, Nancy Safrit, Ray Seckler, Harold Shoaf, Mary Shue, Brenda Small, Linda Snider, Ralph Stoner, Betty Swinson, Carolyn Taylor, Wayne Taylor, Alexander Trexler, Marjorie Trexler, Myrtle Trexler, Marlene Walker, Shirley Von Cannon, Nancy Walker, Thomas Whitaker. Sixth Grade MRS. WILLIAMS, MRS. CURRIE’S ROOMS Gayle Arey, Pearl Barringer, Dale Basinger, James Beaver, Jimmy Benfield, Billy Bowden, Helen Boger, Dolly Brewer, Brenda Brooks, Ronald Cauble, Valerie Carter, Jerry Corl, Kay Correll, Peggy Cozart, Johnny Drew, Edward Eagle, Brenda Earnhardt, Virginia Eller, Judy Fatata, Wayne Fesperman, Shirley Frye, Nell Goodman, Ronald Hahn, Doris Hall, Gary Hall, Melva Hall, John Hamby, Barbara Holshouser, Leona Holshouser, Mary Honeycutt, Don Huffman, Patricia Honeycutt, Jay Johnson, Bill Kirk, Don Kluttz, Sue Linker, Tonia Linker, Susie Ludwick, Brenda Lyerly, Walter, Ly nan, Shirley McCall, Shelvia Miller, Tony Misenheimner, Lawrence Misenheimer, Carolyn Morgan, Junior Morgan, Vickie Morgan, Larry Owens, Brantley Park, Eleanor Poole, Martha Poole, Gerald Rattz, Linda Robbins, Nancy Roseman, Beulah Row- land, Earnest Shepard, Nancy Shue, Wayne Stokes, Barbara Thompson, Helen Treece, Martin Trexler, Patsy Trexler, Billy Varnadore, Bobby Varnadore, Barbara Walker, Coy Wiles, Jerry Wiles, Bobby Wright. ' 4 «Fifth Grade “oaee : MRS, BOLTON, MRS, KINDLEY, MRS, BEAVER'S ROOMS Brenda Barringer, Terry Beaver, Kenneth Bostian, Maurice Bost, Terry Braswell, Ruth Brown, Howard Crowe, Cecil Deal, Freddie Drew, Barbara Drye, Evelyn Dunaway, Richard Eagle, Judy Earnhardt, E, J. Efird, Vance Eller, Kaye Eudy, James File, Richard Hampton, Carolyn Har- wood, Anderson Haynes, Barbara Hill, Charles Hill, Donnie Holshouser, Kay Holshouser, Les- lie Holshouser, Judy Huffman, Ruby Kesler, Clifford Kluttz, Dean Kluttz, Gary Kluttz, Keith Leonard, William Ludwick, Becky Lyerly, Jo Ann Martin, Billy McCall, Guy McGuire, Wayne Medley, Carol Miller, John Millis, Mary Misenheimer, Chester Moose, Cheryl Morals, Dottie Morgan, Robert Morgan,Jerry Page, Willie Page,Brenda Penninger, Kay Petrea, Thomas Pow- las, Michael Rinehardt, Tommy Rinehardt, Billy Ricer, John Rometta, Marion Rothrock, Gary Rummage, Bobby Safrit, Barbara Sail, Wayne Sail, Novella Scott, Monnie Lechler, Sandra Selle, Nelson Shepherd, Mary Shinn, Thomas Shoaf, Mary Smith, Mary Snider, Monty Simpson, Faye Solomon, Randy Stiller, Robie Swink, Lolly Taylor, Lillie Treece, Kenneth Treece, Eugene Trexler, Phyllis Trexler, Sandra Trexler, Clinton Vanhoy, Joel Vanhoy, Max Varnadore, Joyce Williams. Fourth Grade crt ange aH Yi SH MRS. SLOAN, MRS. BEAVER, MRS. UZZELL’S ROOMS Barbara Beaver, Larry Beaver, Paula Bost, Donald Braswell, Robert Brewer, April Brown, Larry Brown,Sandra Brown,G,D.Cruse, Bobby Dellinger, Robert Dyson, John Earnhardt, Judy Earnhardt, Dolind Easter, Betty Efird, Betty Eudy, Elizabeth Eudy, Jimmy Fatata, Betty Fea- therstone, Ellison Fesperman, Harold Fesperman, Mary File, Martha Fisher, Jean Fraley, Leighton Frye, Brenda Goodman, Gwynn Goodman, Bobby Hamby, Marcia Helderman, Nina Hodge, Kermit Holshouser, Steven Holshouser, Phyllis Hopkins, David Kluttz, Wayne Kluttz, Ronnie Loflin, Roger Maners,Steven McIntyre, Charles Miller, Gaye Miller, Kaye Miller, Billie Misenheimer, Richard Miller, Tony Misenheimer, Gloria Morgan, Phyllis Morgan, David Mor- ris, Darrell Owens, Shelton Perry, Barbara Ridenhour, Patsy Roseman, Victor Roseman, Jun- ior Rowland, Robert Rowland, Michael Rudisill, Kay Shinn, Larry Small, Carlie Snider, Jimmy Snider, Ruby Southard, Edith Swinson, Marlene Swinson, Lawrence Tarlor, Joseph Thompson, Troy Treece, Theresa Trexler, Diane Vanhoy, Lonnie Vanhoy, Joe Varnadore, Jennie Catherine Verble, Joe Wagoner, Clarence Waller, Billy Whitt, Linda Wilhelm, Juanita Wright, Sylvia Yost. MRS. HONEYCUTT, MRS. SOWER’S ROOMS Micky Anthony, Barry Barger, Mike Barger, Carol Beaver, Dale Beaver, Mike Bingham, Judy Brewel, Mitchel Brown, Patricia Brown, Linda Corl, Ronnie Dyson, Elaine Eddleman, Alvin Eller, Jerry Hamby, Rebecca Hartley,Gaynelle Haynes, Linda Hill, Ray Hill, David Hipp, Fran- ces House, Judy Kesler, Barbara King, Jerry Lefler, Wayne Lentz, Johnnie Ludwick, Betty Lyman, Phylisis McCall, Rodney McIntyre, Cale Miller, Vonette Miller, Eddie Millis, Peggy Misenheimer, Rebecca Moose, Gary Mull, Delores Nance, Dianne Nash, Sandra Nash, Harry Owens, Harry Parks, Linda Parks, Joan Pickler, Junior Pickler, Calvin Reid, Grenda Robbins, Shirley Rowland, Ronnie Schimpt, Randy Shields, Ruddy Shipton, Norman Shue, Eddie Shuping, Columbus Smith, Ethel Smith, Judy Snider, Rebecca Southard, Judy Steele, Billy Swinson, Alan Taylor, Janet Taylor, C.B.Treece, Donald Troutman, Junior Troutman, Brenda Whitaker, Jackie Wiles, Second Grade MRS. VERBLE, MRS. EAGLE, MRS. BARKER, MRS. ROUSER’S ROOMS Jimmy Adams, Sylvia Arey, Gary Barringer, Glenda Beaver, Larry Beaver, Linda Beaver, Bernard Bost, Donald Bost, Larry Bostian, Diana Brady, Tonnie Brooks, Bonnie Brown, Donald Brown, Joyce Brown, Larry Brown, Gary Burleson, Richard Carter, Buddy Lee Carter, Phyllis Chatlos, George Clark, Jr., Jimmy Cornelius, Juanita Correll, Brenda Kay Cranford, Kenneth Culp, Lorene Daniels, Brenda Deal, Nancy Drew, Donald Drye, Glenn Eagle, Robert Easter, Diane Edwards, Donna Edwards, Brenda Eller, Pamela Fesperman, Johnnie Graham, Betty Hallman, Donnie Harwood, Yvonne Haynes, Sylvia Heffner, Stephen Helderman, Becky Hillard, Audrey Hill, Linda Hill, James Hodges, Brenda Hogan, Ann Holshouser, Alton Holshouser, Jef- frey Horton, Marty Jo Johnson, Donald Jones, Paul Kesler, Dole Kirk, Ronald Kirk. TAYLOR'S 5 and 10 Second Grade MRS. VERBLE, MRS. EAGLE, MRS. BARKER, MRS. ROUZER'S ROOMS Dennis Kluttz, Hazel Kluttz, Linda Lefler, David Linker, Mary Lowery,Scottie Lyerly, Hughie McLenny, Billy Miller,Gene Miller, Johnny Miller, Kenneth Miller, Lena Miller, Rickie Misen- heimer, Janice Moose, Glenda Morris, Jackson Myrick, Jr., Barbara Nickolson, Joey Olson, Paul Patterson, Donna Peeler, Shirley Perry, James Pierce, Bobby Powers, Mary Powlas, Brenda Rainey, Jimmy Remeta, Rachel Rowland, Carolyn Russell, Richard Shields, Michael Shinn, Ruby Shinn, Stevie Shuping, Julian Sides, Melinda Sides, Andrea Smith, John Southard, Tony Swink, Sue Treece, Lucretia Trent, Connie Trexler, Donnie Trexler, Jerry Trexler, Lar- ry Trexler, Ronald Trexler, Linda Troutman, Robert Troutman, Willard Fortune, Mona Van- nadore, Gerry Vanhoy, Janice Vanhoy, Vickie Vanhoy, Marguerite Verble, Ronald Walker, Lin- da William, Linda Wright, Danny Yost. First Grade i MRS. HODGE, MRS. ISENHOUR, MRS. PLYER’S ROOMS Bonnie Bean, Elizabeth Beaver, Larry Beaver,Roger Belvins,Bobby Bost, Jimmy Bowers,Hoy Brady, Brenda Brown, Linda Kay Brown, Ted Brown,Sue Carter, Rudolf Chaltos, Larry Correll, Linda Crowe, Steven Cruse, Johnny Cozart, Donny Cozart, Julia Deal, Hoy Lee Dry, Ronald Dyson, Coy Lee Edwards, Nelson Efird, Reid Eller, Minnie Fatata, Linda File, Judy Fisher, Zelia Fisher, Eli Galloway, Linda Galloway, Patricia Gibson, Tommy Hammill, Beverly Hampton, Billy Haymes, Hazel Hill, Brenda Hipp, Dennis Holshouser, Linda Hols- houdrt, Terry Holshouser, Vivian Holshouser, Bonnie Honeycutt, Shirley Hopkins, Michael Kirk, Pamela Kluttz, Terry Kluttz, Betty Knight, Sandra Lyerly, Albert Lyman, Judy McCall, Harry McClund, Ralph Mc- Clung, Gene Medley, Clifford Miller, Michael Misenheimer, Vickie Jo Montgomery, Bobby Moose, Bonnie Morgan, Garrett Morgan, Reggie Rattz, Billie Reid, Charles Reid, Ricky Ridenhour, Phyllis Selle, Floyd Shav- er, Ronnie Shuping, Janie Snider, Susan Tarlton, Brenda Thompson, Michael Thompson, Kathryn Treece, James Trexler, Johnny Trexler, Jerry Troutman, Mary Troutman, Gene Vanhoy, Bobby Watson, Larry Wyatt. MOOSE and SON gm Jn Memoriam This book is dedicated to Henry Irving Eagle, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Eagle, of the Liberty Community, who was accidently killed on October 9, 1954. Irving, a happy friendly boy, was a member of the freshman class, coming to Rockwell from Morgan School. He was an outstanding mem- ber of his class and community. Although he had not been with us long, his many friends miss Irving, and his memory lingers with them. 2 iL AA LALLA so caareacmmcummnile HUTIVITIt Franklin Surratt Janice Vanhoy Fred Setzer Libby Bost Norma Beaver Nancy Holshouser Annual Staff Mary Virginia Holshouser Mrs. Laughridge Editor Advisor = = D “a S h Hti-£k tor Nancy Holshouser Edi BANK OF ROCKWELL Future Farmers Of America Oscar Bost Mr. Conry President Advisor merica Janice Vanhoy Miss Wagner President Advisor BRADY LUMBER CO. Juntor Marshals French Club Complements of DR. L.C. HOLSHOUSER Senior 4 H Club ROCKWELL RADIO and ELECTRIC COMPANY Nancy Holshouser Mrs. Johnson President Advisor ROWAN PRINTING COMPANY Glee Club Nancy Holshouser Mrs. Broughton President Director MILLER'S BARBER SHOP Band Senlor K. L. GROCERY ‘ i : , Barbara Beaver Judy Fatata Nancy Holshouser Janice Vanhoy Drum Majorette Chief Majorette Patsy Holshouser Carol Rummage Libby Bost Norma Beaver : feu Sylvia Yost — Colleen Haynes Sarah Kluttz Beginner's Band — PUBLIC SCHOOLS us Drivers Cafeteria Cooks Stevie SERVICE OIL SUPPLY CO. Ss SMe ERA ; : Halloween Royalty Catherine Freeman - Runner-Up-Queen, Don Tweed, Colleen Morgan, Nancy Safrit - Princess, James Lyerly - Prince, Johnny Cozart, Patsy Roseman, Oscar Bost - King, Rachel Agner - Queen, Vickie Jo Montgom- ery, Wayne Medley, Katie Puckett, William Yates, Loretta Holshouser, Dick Rudisill. PET ICE CREAM Farmers Fall Fair The Farmers Fall Fair started on September 21 and lasted through September 25. The fair was very successful. We hope that we may have just as nice a fair next year. Se ae SANITARY BARBER SHOP ON SQUARE LEWIS ROTHROCK,JOHN CULP Dancing — Class Music Students COZART LUMBER SUPPLY CO, Be eee cers ip ee Football Ceam First Row: Dickie Rudisill, Fred Setzer, Bill Holshouser, William Yates, Kenneth Vanhoy, Franklin Surratt, Bobby Beaver, Ronald Morgan, Rich- ard Powlas. Second Row: Coach Bill Poole, David Sides, Norman Brown, Derwood Cox, C.J. Solomon, G. L. Barringer, Robert Corl, Coach Carl Rudisill. Third Row: Bobby Hopkins, Robbie Honeycutt, Bobby Martin, Allen Cozart, Mickey Capel, Garry Beaver, Ray File. BRADY SERVICE STATION Fred Setzer ‘ 3 William Yates Girls’ Basketball Thelma Freeman, Sondra Odell, Helen Hoffner, Marie Hodge, Peggy Haynes, Carolyn Morgan, Mary Virginia Holshouser, Nancy Sue Hols- houser, Helen Shrell Honeycutt, Norma Barringer, Peggy Drew, Willie Hoffner, Juanita Eagle, Margaret Goodman, Jackie Rattz. Boys’ Basketball Wayne Smith, Allen Cozart, Robbie Honeycutt, John Corl, Richard Pow- las, Harold Rinehardt, Tommy Dellinger, Joe Frye, G. L. Barringer, Bobby Beaver, Dick Rudisill, John Honeycutt, Bill Holshouser. Co-Captains Bobby Joe Beaver - Dick Rudisill COACH Poole POOL'S GRILL Cri-Captains Nancy Holshouser - Helen Honeycutt Mary Virginia Holshouser COACH Rudisill | pA ER Go wer Pm SRR TR Baseball Curtis Hoffner, Fred Setzer, Bobby Holshouser, Bill Poole - Coach, Lee Bassinger, Tommy Hall, Durwood Cox, Bobby Beaver, Joe Frye, Joe Miller, Gernal Lowman, Frank Surratt, Max Merrit, G. L. Barrin- ger, Robbie Honeycutt - Manager. cents esi ats Ae ee — i oe e 2 : = . 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