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

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anaf Chorus, and ramatics The Rocky Mount Senior High School Band, The Rocky Mount Senior High Chorus adds known for its precision drills and stirring music, a delightful touch to Christmas, Easter, Com- is an outstanding part of Senior High life. By mencement, and other functions. playing at football games and various other ac- Twice a year the Edsonian Dramatic Organi- tivities, the band does much to promote school zation brings hits of Broadway to the Senior spirit. High stage. Mama Hobbs gives encouragement to four of her stu dents as they prepare for the performance of Alas Baby- lon. 2,3 IELLIES Long hours of practice lead to excellent band performances. 7 Sf? ' 'Rf , i , . .,,. , . 2 X 2 54 an -1 .f by ' fm rm' Y QL ' e . ff. ' ti.. V - V LQ,-f-' 1' H .f A , H+. .V .,.,. , .A I Ju, ..,., M, ' Mrs, Ada Hobbs Mr. Harold Mr. Frank Dramatics l, II, Parry Hammond English 10. Chorus. Band. Mr. Parry gives musical instruction to two generations -the students during class time, their parents at P.T.A.

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Science apartment The Science Department works to direct the student into scien- tific channels by the use of the scientific attitude. The modern world has caused the stress on science to increase. To meet the growing demands of the world around us, Rocky Mount Senior High School offers courses in biology, chemistry, and physics. Ad- vanced biology is offered to students wishing deeper study in that field. Lab work, lectures, and projects aid in arousing the student's interest. Adrianna Grant, Henry Strickland, and Stewart Smith experiment with the pulley, to learn the fundamentals of one of the six simple ma- chines. Mike Hinshaw holds back the claws while Sallie Ricks prepares to examine the crayfish. 1 cus0,,? IP' Mrs. Ora . . . VanBuskirk I X A , V, Biology, . f '. Advanced 'Hi' cw 3 Mr. Earl Privott Physics, Plane Geometry. ,dpfw , Fuller . , f , Chemistry A - Biology .,. 1 A Algebra. .. Mr. Hartwell A i fs. Norris V' Chemistry. ' Q 4 we 4 l x if ,B i . qi. Creekmore X ' is Miss Judith ' fig fax wg M - f ' Biology. fm, xl Wie ' ypgf g V J FW!! if Wy , aw ' 1 X 6 f 4 U s , x ' ' e ff 5 N R X A Biology. if 'F' T Mr. Billy 74 -f

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