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

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istrative leaders Guide and Direct Us SUPERINTENDENT'S STAFF Upon the shoulders of Miss Glenda Overman, Mrs. Ann Spruce, and Mrs. Frances Speight rests the responsibility of keeping track of the records and personnel of eleven schools that comprise the Rocky Mount City System. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Since the principal's office is the heart, generally speaking, of all activities of the school, it is necessary to have a group of student assistants to help keep things running smoothly. The i954-55 big wheels ifrom left to rightl are Pat Edwards, Linda Joyner, Jeanette Mclntyre, Jean Root, and Clara Ann Gilbert. SCHOOL BOARD The Board of Education of the Rocky Mount School District is composed of civic minded citizens working for the betterment of the young people. They bind the ties between the school, the community, and industry. Our board consists of Mrs. T. R. Easterling, Mr. D. S. Johnson, Mrs. Julian Whitehurst, Mr. William Coleman, Mr. G, S, Edwards, Mr. Guy Barnes, Mr. Frank Wilkinson, Mr. J. R. Wells, Mr. Myers Ivey, and Mr. L, B. Edwards. GUIDANCE CENTER ASSISTANTS Lost something? Need a band aid? Need someone to help with Student Organization activities? Then these are the gals to see. Miss Kitchin's capable assistants are Janelle Frazier, Peggy Manning, Betty James, Gretchen Zabawa, and Joyce Hudson. 3 ,-s 21

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Help In Management and Service. . . Behind the scenes of every organization are those who help make things run smoothly and efficiently. Senior High has such a group in its cafeteria staff, custodians, and engineer. Our high school students take it for granted that their school will be spotless, warm and comfortable whenever they enter it, Every- day they pile into the cafeteria eagerly, for they know good wholesome food will be waiting for them there, The reason for this positive attitude lies in the fine service of the individuals pictured on these pages. Mrs. Proctor and her staff not only serve One couldn't ask for more cooperative custodians than these. Walter Howard, Allene Howard and Dan Dixon. delicious meals to the students, but they are fre- quently called on to serve civic groups and organiza- tions, The custodians take care of our lawns, keep the buildings clean and are always pleasantly willing to help move pianos, furnish ladders and mops or open stuck lockers. We have to share our engineer, Mr, Shaw, with all the other schools, but he is always available in time of need, and takes great pride in keeping our plant in tip top condition, No school could ask for a finer group of workers than these of RMSHS. We salute them for their splendid service! Mrs. Boone seems to prefer Jello, but Mrs, Lucas says she'll take pineapple upside down cake any day! Mrs. Taylor is too busy stirring the sauce for the spaghetti to enter into the discussion! IQ' 1 ' xl -Qt? Aux s i 5 fgl,-fd, 1.- ' - :p g f 2-1 23