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

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LIJEUIHH P 2 i . i doe 1 H Administration W '14 - 1 ' g Academics lx ' Soplfiomores 1 W S' Student Organization Blackbird Organization Section Football Student Lite ln 9 I' C3539 54 -5. ifgrg2.'gFf,'jfl luniors . , Organization Section 4 Basketball I A Student Lite prinq Page S2 Seniors Feature Section l-li-Noc-Ar r r Spring Sports Black Masguers Student Lite dvertisements Page H2 Q,,?,,,:m QL Senior Statistics if . Organizational Index H V 11:5--rt- -,,--. ...l-.ef , ., - - - - V :T T--- Y ..-.- -. .. ,Y , fikw... , L, - -- , V ,3 ,,,,, A, , .,., 1

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..-a ,dmv FOREVVORD As the 111111111111 leaves are lost to Hurries of XVllllCI' snow. lllClICd all too S0011 hy tl1e H'2lI'lllll1 of spring. lille i11 our Ahna Mater also evolves into fond IIlClllOl'lCS ol' ll year's enriching experiences. 'llhrough these we gain insights to strengthen tl1e social. IllCllllll, a11d spiritual aspects of our lives. Since Sflltltbl pride is such a vital asset to tl1e success of lilly' institution old learning, we have COIIIC to place special CllllJl12lSlS o11 its ineaning in all pl1ases ol' campus lille. W'ith tl1is lCIlllJCl' ol' vigor lllC0I'lJ0IAllUJd i11to the at- tit11de ol' every st11de11t and teacher, we feel tl1at we shall retai11 tl1e e11viable reputation we l1ave acl1ieved through past acconiplishnients. Hlith this goal i11 111i11d. we wisl1 to recreate tl1e spirit of e11thusias111 which has marked tl1e student' body ol' Rocky Mount Senior High School this year. and to relive each great IIIOIIICIN ol' lfllllllljll. A-Xs we perceive tl1e lllCTllll10I'lDllOSlS ol' Nlother Nature through her sea- sons, we 11111st trace o11r progress witl1 hcrs. NVe 11111st ide11tify the tradi- tions we have 111aintained. along with tl1e 11ew ideas which l1ave widened the scope ol' Olll' entire St'llOOl prograxn. lu'- WIN-mga., , ynvf is... .fi fy ' M 1 1-'Z-, -1 A 4 l iz , ca yfrfai- U .1 ' ' H., y 5 . Q . - 1s 'ypjulfm i ' h Jw, om'-vdl .9Km ,v 1, , ,. A 'WMP -T . 1' 1 M ff f'lii,fl -,...,,,wW1tf1fM ' 'W'-wire Q.. .V - i dvi' ', A , w .. ...sn . ' . 1 - - fdi9M ' 1 .1 W ' ' 7 ,W H Q' 1

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Xn lllilllhllllk lllllltl is thi prnnaix in-quiienient for SllK'i'CSSflll emlmalioii A spirit ol' enthusiasin illustrates one of the lundainental impulses of school lilieg the state ol' oneness which is the conibined ellort ol' niany to win their goals. Through partici- paliiig' in organizations and activities, and by enriching his understanding ol human know- ledge in the classroom, the individual not only keeps his distinctiveness. hut also gives a portion ol' hinisell' to the success of his school. LWFNM 7 'Z' . 1 ' Yi 9 i l c i M mmam 'A Y nf: Hg, , 1,-P4 -1: It .KWH lsi ri.. If Night aflei' night of intense pracliu' is ziuepleml willingly hy SllltlL'IllS eager for Sllllllllfli hil play.