Rosman High School - Oriole Yearbook (Rosman, NC)

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CLASS OF '6I CY! . t JUANITA OWENX- A typical Southern Belle- unsuspecting and unassuming-with appealing child-like naivete-constantly in a whirlwind of excitement. WAYNE OWEN - Always laughing and having a good time -fancy free-pleasing personality, congenial, considerate of ot.hers. DAVID POPE - Possessing a quiet, easy man- ner--tendencies to boyish mischief, fond of an argument, especially on the football field. MORRIS REID - His love for art is a dom- inant trait-with his paint brush he shows his willingness to try the new, the intrigu- ing. HERBERT OWEN - Quiet appearance-a fake- gentle nature hidden behind a fighting exter- ior-life is for fun-work is for others-a greater pal you'll never find. I. D. OWEN - An outward reserve-slow but steady, never hurried and never worried-a truer friend will never be found. -'UU KENNETH O'Sl-ILELDS - Generous, light- hearted, and kind-the happiest of humans- good-looking, girls are his first love. DORIS PATTERSON - Everyone has a hobby- hers is sports-silence is the one great art of conversation-quiet, but not hard to talk to.

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ELAINE McCALL - Quiet and unruffled-took high school in her stride-proves the old red hair-hot temper ratio false indeed-a cap- able person and a co-operative one. FRENDA MCCALL - Generous, light-hearted, and kind-the happiest of humans-goodlook- ing boys can do wonders for her. L I I fl ri' U .4.'5N'l ' ' 4, 1 ii Q MARY JANE MEECE - So many talents crowded into one girl that they spill over and pour forth for everyone's enjoyment- a constant friendliness. MacARTHUR MORGAN - Star football player--strange ability for going through school without a care in the world and hardly opening a book. SENIORS WALLACE MCCALL - We know when he is happy by his unchecked enthusiasm and lack of restrant, this coupled with an un- derstanding heart has endeared him to us. MARY ELLEN MCKINNEY - A laugh full of sunshine-yet all is not calm-sprinkled here and there are little touches of whimsey-a natural susceptibility to hurry and worry of all forms. ,n.,:B?3 , R, LARRY MURPHY - Not to know this spark- ling blue -eyed boy is quite a shame, so unique--His eyes speak a million words with out batting an eyelash. HAROLD OWEN - Known for his tall tales- loves to race anything or anyone, a good dis position is the greatest of all his possessions.

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MARTHA SEARCY - Here's to Martha whose spontaneous and irresistible laughter immed- iately put us in a gay mood-eyes twinkling and pert nose set off her almost mocking smile. MARILYN SITTON - A senior beauty tall, thin, modelish good looks-poised, charming, never a hair out of place. 551 - , 3 SENIORS HAROLD SMITH - A friendly sort of fellow- a real joker-if silence is golden, I'll be poor all my life- it's silly to think-let's talk-the best is yet to come. BETTY LOU MCCALL SNIPES - She remained the same, even though she changed her name hers is a serenity that is contagious--few possess such calmness-an enviable trait. ARTHUR STUBBLEFIELD - We remember him as kind and good-another side of his nature is the mischievous smile which often creeps into his eyes and twinkles there just before he gets into mischief. BOBBY THOMAS - Always genuinely inter- ,ested in what you have to say--loves to blush-his sense of humor has won him many friends in a short while. LOY WALDROP - Agile and fragile-a staunch loyalty, a love of sports in which he is suc- cessful-ability to get along with everyone-- if he takes a notion to. CHARLES WHITMIRE - Studying is against his rules--mixes pleasure with work-loves an argtunent-just a good ole pal.