Roxboro High School - Rocket Yearbook (Roxboro, NC)

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ee 5 AB Sg ae aa kace MA A ET AS 2 ge mans AoA e ZA oS Z WINNE SEAN —— EELS PIE ee —EDWIN ZA: EBERMAN VR EppIE PERKINS jctstioye IBleyy, Alle Chief Marshal, ’21. President of W. W. L. Society, 721. President of Class, ’21-’22. President of Athletic Club, ’22. Member B. B. Team, ’20-’21. Editorial Staff of ‘‘The Rocket,” 22. SONG EES EONS This is our Senior President. We are proud of him for his school spirit and for the influence he has had among all his classmates. He can always be depended upon to participate in all school activities, but his modesty often conceals the extent of his attainments. Eddie is the kind of boy a school likes to claim. He is the boy that will some day be a leader of men. “The winds and waves are always on the side of the ablest navigators”. MarRIon DEVLAMING . Secretary of the Class. . Editor-in-chief of “The Rocket,” ’22. . Jwimor IPleny, Zi. . Member Wilson Literary Society, 22. me Viarshaleuecile mbwWNe Dear old Marion! How can anyone write anything which will express fully her end- less abilities and talents? She has been the leader of our class from the very beginning and not only is she talented in her work but also in her ability to make people love and admire her. Aside from this she is blessed with a surpassing beauty and is in every sense of the word a true sport, always ready to lend a helping hand to a friend in need. For her we know the Fates have de- creed a successful future and wherever her path lies may she have friends who love and appreciate her as we do. “Keep your face towards the sunshine and the shadows will fall behind”. PAGE EIGHTEEN

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Eva Mate NEwTON ieiiember of W. W. L..S., 22. 2. Chief Business Manager of “The Rocket,” 22. Attractive? That is what you ask. Well here’s to say she is. Eva is just a little bundle of inexhaustible good nature. Her smiles are the happiest that the “gods” have fashioned and they radiate sunshine every- where. Along with these goes a cheerful fun-loving quality. Eva is just a little “imp” at joking. Out rolls one, and then follows a flood of merry giggles. Yet Eva is serious enough when circumstances re- quire seriousness. She can sit for an “age” courageously combating Vergil. She not only deserves praise on Vergil but on all her studies. If she is small in statue she is in no wise lacking in the “upper-story” but probably has room for a little more “Senior Dignity.” We know happiness and success is in store for you, Eva. Grasp it. “4 happy being, still and bright With something of an angel light”. LA EEN NEL EDWIN - 22 EGERMANUR 9 © O RRs KENNETH HoLMES OAKLEY “SHINE” . Vice-President of Student Council, ’22. Member of Boys Athletic Club, ’20-’21-’22. . Member of Basketball Team, ’21-’22. . Captain of Basketball Team, ’22. : pees ee Treasurer of W. W. L. . Junior Play, Zh SMarshalee ce NO mewWNR Here’s the nucleus of the fun of the class of 22. If anything happens and does not have fun and fascination about it, Kenneth is not the author. In fact, he may truly be called our class “monkey” for he seems to possess the faculty of making people laugh. However, mere fun is not all there is to Kenneth. He is witty, studious at times, and very clever. Besides this he is an all- round sport, having starred in our basketball activities. In the eyes of the girls “Shine” is a “gem” finely polished. Best of all he possesses that good nature which makes sterling his personality. “4 little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men”. PAGE SEVENTEEN

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law vw LLL | Hutpau Muzetre WINSTEAD 1. Vice-President of Senior Class. 2. Member of W. W. L. Society, ’22. 3. Editorial Staff of “The Rocket,” ’22. Among her other admirable traits one stands out above all others—her frankness. As a chum she is pure sterling. Sincerity is her slogan, and in her you may find all the qualities of a true friend. Here’s to her. May she succeed. “Of me you may write In the blackest of ink I say what I mean And I know what I think”. Ve EDWIN EBERMAN VR DorotHy YOUNGER 1. Junior Play, 721. 2. Wilson Literary Society, ’22. 3. Literary Editor of “The Rocket,” ’22. Truly “looks are deceiving” for one could never tell by looking at “Dot” that she is one of the best sports in our class. “There is a little bit of devil in every good little girl” and some of us are inclined to think Dorothy’s demureness is only a mask. How- ever, she is genuine and can be depended on at all times. “Not too serious, not too gay, But a jolly good fellow when it comes to play”. PAGE NINETEEN