Roxboro High School - Rocket Yearbook (Roxboro, NC)

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Class Mascots DARCEY AND ANNIE BRADSHER PAGE TWENTY-ONE

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| 'WZ. AA A ZAZA as OW A aA Be Z Z AN ‘ AS 4 z z { a n JANIE BRADSHER 1. Wilson Literary Society, ’22. Janie is one of those ambitious girls who, regardless of weather and distance, gener- ally finds a way to get to school. Since she is so quiet and modest we have not been able to learn as much about her as we would like. She is regar ded by all as a friend greatly to be desired and we wish her suc- cess as well as happiness in after years. She has worked hard and deserves all she may get. We are sorry she has not had enough work to get her diploma. “Together red hair and temper are said to go, But in this case it is not so”. THomas JULIAN WARREN ae WB 1. Member of Boys Athletic Club, ’22. 2. Member of W. W. L. S.; ’22. On the opening day of our session 1921-°22 an extra Ford ran into our city, A tew minutes later a brisk, but light stepping little fellow came into our midst—a stranger. We soon knew him as our now familiar classmate “Jule” Warren. Though we have not had long acquaintance with Jule we know him to be a staunch friend and true classmate, always obeying the rules of the school. He is very studious, often studying when the other fellow is doing otherwise. Jule possesses an, excellent disposition and often takes part in hearty laughter over a joke that was aimed directly at him. He is sure to maintain a place among those who are “worth while” even though he has not had enough work to give him his diploma. “Good nature is the beauty of the mind and is better than wit”. PAGE TWENTY

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Class History Part I On September 6, 1918, as the doors of the Roxboro High School opened, we the nearest you know, rushed in to take possession of the room deserted by the last years Freshmen, fearing lest some one might get there before us. To our delight, we were placed under the supervision of Miss Grace Osborne, one of the sweetest teachers ever. During this year, we, with the rest of the High School formed two literary societies, the E. K. Graham and O’Henry. On St. Valentine Day the O’Henry society entertained the E. K. Graham in the school auditorium. Everyone seemed to have greatly enjoyed this occasion as it was the first real party we had attended that year. Also in this year we joined the athletic clubs and won many games of basketball from teams of nearby towns. Thus gloriously ended our first year. Part [1 We entered into the second year of our work whole-heartedly. It was during this term that we were placed under the care of our honored and much loved Miss Mildred Satterfield. We went to work thinking of the goal before us and our second year slipped away, as most Sophomores, happy and joyfully. PAGE TWENTY-TWO