Rogersville High School - Warrior Yearbook (Rogersville, TN)

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MARGARET RIPPETOE Anything worth doing is worth doing W8 BLANCHE SEALS A reserved rnanner indicates A girl who proper time awaits JIMMY SI-IANKS Never rush' THELMA SHORTER Live and learn' ANNABELLE SMITH It does not pay to worry better from a smile MARY SMITH The only way to have a triend is to be The world looks O06 BOBBY TIEKE women interfere with your work, quit work. EUGENE TRENT Never trouble trouble, till trouble troubles you. I OWEN WELLS, JR. Honest work has its own reward. BUCKY WILSON, JR. Flirt and the girls flirt with you. Don't and they consider you slow.

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Q I In Q EDGAR LIVESAY When onyone rnlnds hls own busnness The work rs done ALMA LYON Gurls hove perushed ond gone obove u never yet hove dned of love Xf '1 JEAN MANIS A clever rnlnd ond dolnfy woy Those osry corefree looks befroy 5 JOAN MCAFEE All The world loves o qusef gurl BETTY ROY MCDONALD No rustic belle here of we goze But one with lovely modern vvoys DGROTI-IY MEEK MCGLONE PRICE 'W' Keep duggung never gave up -3- PAULINE PRICE A snngle wisely heeded word Is worth o hundred never heord GEORGIA RAKESTRAW Youll find no moffer who? the ploce '23 57 A frlendly srnule wlll hgh? her Ioce HILDA RAKESTRAW Eornest snncere ond to ploy the port Must be Indeed o work of orf ,Phi ' - c- V ll ' ' ' T7 , I A B f ' Q. 6 ,W V ' ll - - 53' T v ll ' , - I 'll , Tx Qr' iv. l L Q 4. A quiet Tongue bespeoks o busy broinf' U .. . E' ll Y in Y A 9 eg' 1 I N ll , . I I I l N.-t I I .ll 'Y - .A '

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HICIHLIGHT September 1941 1OO members entered R H S as freshmen Prnncnpal Mr Harrison Class Sponsor Mr Burton Class President Rudolph Allen Outstandrng event Our representattves Evelyn Hrpshere and Burleigh Davus crowned Klng and Oueen at the annual carnuval of 1941 Were the upper classmen chagranedl September 1942 Enghty members now Trlbe scattered Those left were a lnttle wiser now Prlnclpal Mr Harrington Class Sponsor Mlss Monroe Class Presuclent Rudolph Allen Outstandmg event Agann our representatives Lucnlle Arnott and Sndney Davis crowned Krng and Queen at the annual carnuval September 1943 Sixty mne members of the trnbe now Principal Mr Harrmgton Class Sponsors Mrs DeLaney and Mr Pearson Class Presldent Joan McAfee Outstandung events Junior Senror Banquet A gala affair Junsor Play BROTHER OOOSE A great success Sidney Davis left our trlbe to become a Sallor boy Our loss was Uncle Samsgaln Bucky Wllson and Helen Pearson Gene Patton has left for the Navy A great loss to us tn all of the school actuvutres Prlnclpal Mr Wallen Class Sponsors Mrs Wallen and Mass Cope Class President Bltsy Sheets Outstandnng events The fnrst class meetmg Plans made for the year whuch lncluded the publlshung of an annual the flrst one slnce we were freshmen The annual car nlval The greatest success flnancually of any carnuval IH the hustory of the school Election ofthe staff members for the WARRIOR Work really began The first 11 man football team for sax years organized sparked by the enthuslasm of the co captams Bucky Wllson and Burleigh Davis Boys R Club organlzed with Bucky as president and Johnny Haynes as sponsor Gtrls R Club orgamzed wnth Hilda Rakestraw as presudent and Mlsses Pearson and Shelton as sponsors Events yet to come as the WARRIOR goes to press The annual Senior play the last mule of our R H S tourney and commencement The hnstory of the Class of 1945 as almost fnnushed Lifes lessons have been begun and the great prmclples that we have learwed from ou teachers wall long be remem bered by us with gratitude In our hearts The frlendshnps that we have formed during these years wvth classmates and teachers wlll last even when the tribe as a class has been separated by graduatlon the call to S rvace or by any other events that may come In the course of Human Lsfe O O O . . . , , . September, 1944: Only sixty members of our tribe naw including two new members! ' - - I I 11 11 - - I ' I ' 1 11 11 - - 1 - - - . 3 .