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

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Wheli it comes to managing the school cafeteria, Mrs. Proctor and Mrs. Eakes do a terrific job. To keep the students happy, many dilllerent meals must be planned and planned well. These two ladies realize this. and they provide excellent, well- balanced meals that suit the students' needs. Besides planning the meals. Mrs. Proctor and Mrs. Eakes must see that the personnel prepares the food within a limited time schedule be- cause once a lunch period starts. there is no rest for either one of them. If you want just a hotdog and milk or something on that order, the place to go is the Snack Bar. The Snack Bar Assistants on the front row are: Moodie Smith. Linda Robbins, and Joyce Cockrellg on the back row are: Frank Wartiszczik, Ike Proctor, Kent Taylor, and Jimmy Cooper. These eager assistants are always willing to help a student find just the right snack. They always greet one with a kind, May I help you? l6 ll is ,. E 0 i E. 2 Z . rl A. 'HX Q. .V 7 1, ..l XYZ R. M. S. H. S. Thirty cents, please. is the state- ment that June Brantley, Judy jack- son, Mrs. Carr, LaNell Barnes, and Harriet Parker make as they take up the money for the plate lunches. Being a cashier is a very important part of the cafeteria system, and these cashiers are efficient and courteous. The cashiers are allowed to eat lunch in peace before the mad rush of the three lunch periods starts. These valuable workers take pride in their work and service for the school.

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Mrs. Bessie Carr Secretary and Registrar It has been said that without Mrs. Carr in the Main Oflice, nothing in Senior High could func- tion as it should. This is probably true. Mrs. Carr's duties are those of a secretary, bookkeeper, lile clerk, and registrar. Her wonderful person- ality, sense of humor, lively spirit, and love for her Work make her a friend and inspiration to us all. Miss Kate Parks Kitchin fillfliflllfl' fr'UIHISC'IUli Miss Kate Parks Kitchin's official title is Guid- ance Counselor, and in this capacity she comes into contact with every student at Senior High. It is through her patience, understanding, and helpful suggestions that many students come to know themselves better and are better prepared for life after high school. Members oi' her senior English class find the experience invaluable. The office assistants are Harriet Parker, Linda Melton, Margarette Allord, Faye Robbins, Pat Hasty, Marge Powell. Josephine Vann, jackie XVilliams, Emily Sellers, Margaret Dudley, Susan Strandberg, Barbara Stussie, Brenda Griffin, and Linda jordan. The fourteen ollice assistants serve our school in many ways. These girls aid Mr. Edson and Mrs. Carr by typing, answering the telephone, taking messages, running errands, checking stu- dents in and out of school, and performing varied other tasks. The job of the guidance assistants is to aid Miss Kitchin, the Student Organization, and the student body in any way possible. At least one of these girls is in the Guidance Center during each period to assist anyone who comes to the center. ., fwvvws' ff tx 'xp ,. Hr va maya x - g., ,xml is , , K , if w r A , .ff ,,:,.1r ' 'b any 1 ,, .,, - J ,, ,V f 4 ft 46 1. The guidance assistants standing are: Linda Stallings, Lynne Evans, -Ienny Hammond, Johann Vaughan, and Tempie Shearin. Seated is Lona Batten. V5

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PERSONNEL A clean school! The students at R. M. H. S. want a clean school that is a credit to our community. The hard and sometimes unrewarding work of the janitors is handled very efliciently by Walter Howard and james Walker. Their day has just begun when the students' day ends. They stay long hours after school cleaning the school for the next day. In the morning they are here bright and early to open the school and get it ready for that day. si at E. 4 Qu' 4 16 r Once the orders ol' the day are issued by the Cafeteria Managers, it is up to the Cafeteria Stall' to do the job. Mrs. Brooks Daughtridge, Mrs. Florence Smith. and Mrs. Susie 'Nin- stead do their job and do it well! lt is not easy to stop, when you are rushed with a lunch period, to help one stu- dent Iind a piece oi' pie or cake that he wants. These ladies are always willing to help any student the mo- .-1 .1 -4 fl 7-4 P-V r-r .-4 -I FU if 4 2-3 ,-4 U3 ,... P-4 r-J v-r A v f-r -..- -4 O fi N f--1 Q. e-r fl 1 r-. F. f--f 'f..fQf'? 2 .2 . ,,. 1 .Quan-wmv - ' pn. ., VW, fe, i 1 '1 Pl ' ' i 'ici' 1 ' P tial' Z . Q A ,L fl N V mv., , ,A,..a,,.. j ..i as W 2. S0 lub! iw H59 S f gvjjw, . yy , - V if-l,gi.1 ' 4 H ,A 1'r-w-'- - wi '.f .c- t .. g. 4 'yn Q M N K lr , af ' T3 ' F l .yy lj? V4 C EQ , ' ,Q , , .f , , - . W., A., . Agfy w ff' Y .... Q: nf , , t .... , f VVVV - . 1 2 A 7 fl 5 -.KM The work of keeping the school clean at all times is always demanding and sometimes a very hard job. The janitors can not do the work alone. Therefore the maids. Allene Howard and Augusta Suggs. do their equally important job with efhciency and pride. Many times their day is pro- longed because students stay alter school to do one thing or another and the maids cannot clean the rooms un- til the students are gone. Our school could not function properly without them. I7