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

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school on the first day. The difference a day makes is astounding. These seniors enioy preparing posters to decorate the Posing for that speclal senior portrait, Michelle Ellison smiles at photographer Neil Milsap's witty Hicks banter. I Parks D 4 'A' I 4 K .., I 1 . A , . , 6! 3lf.:f i Batchelor :fftvf WW ' .IP K . fb' , ,Am ,-, Z K lkww a . -V: , . - , . ,wlg 'f1 -. . ' 'ri fy ffL..5 v if -,sw w J.. 14,-N Hicks Spraying his surroundings, senior Mike Webb enioys a relaxing day at Gaston Lake. After all the fun is over the remains have to be cleared. Responsible seniors such as Steve Armstrong helped clean up the moming's fun. Introduction - 5

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NNXX-N s I 33 l i 1 6 l l Johnson While sweetening lunior Todd Dettman's tooth, cotton candy sales ' also sweetened the band's budget at the annual August fair at City Lake. Enjoying a nautical high, foreign exchange student Pascal Tourde assists in working on the mast. fu s 'P A M U,-ff ffl A My We if s ww' Q' we M 0235 W Q gfy . . I a YWWW OV l f O t xx ,QC 1 N 'L Studen 'edivider- i