Rocky Mount High School - Hi Noc Ar Yearbook (Rocky Mount, NC)

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anxious months of war was given patriotic expression by the school and community in Our Heritagef' an historic pageant, exhibited on a bigger scale than has yet been attempted by any other school in the Slate. For the hrst time a non-teaching principal has been employed. resulting in increased elhciency on the part of teachers and pupils. In equipment. the school has been greatly improved. Books have been added to the library until it now contains about six hundred volumes. Physical and chemical laboratories have been supplied with all necessary apparatusg especially to be noted is the Domestic Science Department. which was opened for the first time in 1919. Its laboratories have all modern equipment for the teaching of sewing and cooking. The spirit of the student body is most commendable. Several organizations have grown up to develop this spirit. The Athletic Association has won State-wide honors for the school. The Chase Society and the Girls' Club do good work as voluntary literary organizations. The Student Council, composed of representatives from all the grades. is doing much toward bringing about a better understanding between the pupils and school authorities. Along every line of work progress is being made, and the future gives promise of a continued growth. TIl't'ltIVt -nm'

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