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

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5 15' -ai? ,av Row One: Mrs. Kel Landis-B. S. Woman's College of the University of North Carolina-Commercial Education. Mr. C. V. Lundy-B. S. East Tennessee State College-Physical Education. Mr. A. Malloy McGregor-A. B.. M. A. University of South Caroliiiu-Mathematics. Mrs. lay Massey-B. S. Womans College of the University of North Carolinag M. A. University of New York-Physical Education. Miss Alma Murchison-B. S. Mary Washington College-English. Miss lola Parker-A. B. Woman's College of the University of North Carolina-History. Row Two: Miss Louise Parker-TA. B. Duke-Latin. Mr. H. T. Parry- B. S. Drake Universitv-Music. Miss Elginor Pearsall-A. B. Goucher Cnllegeg B. S. University of North Carolina-Librarian. Mr. C. E. Privott-B. S., M. A., Wake Forest-Mathematics, Science. Mrs. Gladys Robbins- -B. A. Winthrop College-English. Miss Frances Sharpe-A. B. Duke-English. Row Three: Mrs. Stanley Vanbuskirk-A. B. Elon College: M. A. Duke University-Biology. Miss Rubic Vausc-B. A. Duke University-English. Mrs. T. D. Young-A. B. Duke University-English. It's not quite all work and no play for Senior High faculty Teachers can go along with a gag, too. Here Mrs. Massey, Miss Vausc, Mrs. Cuthrell, and Mrs. Robbins show how some types of students react to an idea! l 29 ttf 'Q it .

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These onlookers at the Homecoming Dance are in vary- ing moods. Mrs. Cuthrell and Miss Grant are two of the chaperones, Mr. Wilkinson and Mr. Barnes of the School Board are also on hand. Senior's teachers are friendly door openers to our future Row One: Mr. Neal A. Adkins--B. Ed. Eastern Illinois Teachers College-Industrial Arts. Mr. Ernest G. Black-B. S. East Carolina College--Band Instructor. Miss Laura Boice-B. F. A. Maryland Institute of Fine and Applied Arts--Art. Miss Wita A. Bond- A. B. East Carolina Collegeg M. A. Duke University-Mathematics. Mrs. Sue Bowden-A. B. East Carolina Collcgeg M. A. New York University-Commereial Education. Mr. C. C. Cleetwood-M. A. University of N. C., B. S. Appalachian State Teachers' Col- lege-Soeial Studies. Row Two: Miss Dorothy Craighill--A. B. George Washington University-French. Mrs. Hiram Cuthrcll-A. B. Woman's College of the University of North Carolina-Spanish, English. Miss Iosephine Grant-A. B. East Carolina College-I-Iomemaking. Mr. Ralph Gorham-A. B. University of North Carolina-Social Science. Mrs. Iaequeline Hatheock--A. B. De Pauw Universityg M. Ed. Emory University-Dramaties. Mrs. Bettisue Hunt-B. S. Richmond Professional Institute of the College of William and Mary- Distributive Education. s. Q' fig: K 5 v ua ' ti t L91 Ji , ...L it 4 28 a , IQ , 5

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justing the heating system, pol- ishing and cleaning are all part of a day's job for our indis- pensable staff. Each is an ex- pert in his field, and takes pride in keeping Senior High the safest, most comfortable and cleanest building to be found. Mr. L, Y. Shaw, Engineer for the city Need something fixed, built, or remod- schools, inspects Scnior's heating plant. clcdF- Iust call on Mr. Cartee, school maintenance supervisor, and you'll get the job done well. Behind the scenes they help make our school click Walter and Allene Howard, and Dan Dixon-our courteous, hardworking custodians. 30 , .ter,..m..a-t.-mis... Fixing a broken lock, ad-