Roxboro High School - Rocket Yearbook (Roxboro, NC)

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MZZZA E Zg GZ LZ LN AS Sr hin EDWIN O-2 oo rt -23-22. EBERMAN VR J- ae (‘alendar 1923-1924 SEPTEMBER 10—Opening of school. SEPTEMBER 24—Our Latin teacher, Miss Goode, left us on account of illness. SepreMBER 25—Miss Hazel Thompson supplied as Latin teacher for three weeks. Ocroper 15—Arrival of other Latin teachers, Mrs. S. G. Winstead and Mrs. W. A. Bradsher. Ocroser 26—The Juniors entertained the Seniors at a Hallowe’en party in the school auditorium. Novemser 1—We ordered our invitations. NovemMBER 2—We organized our class. DECEMBER 14—Senior class gave Christmas play. DecemMBER 21—Our Christmas holidays began. January 7—We came back to school and began to work hard for mid-examina- . tions. We again started out with a new Latin teacher, Miss Sallie Arnold. January 16-21—Week of our mid-examinations. Fepruary 25—Work began on the Triangular Debate. Marcu 25—Our negative team composed of Eugene Thompson and Roxanah Yancey went to Oxford where they won a unanimous decision. On the same day our affirmative team, composed of Charles Woods and Janie Burns, debated against the negative team of Chapel Hill in Roxboro and won by a two to one decision. Apri 4—Wallace White made the finals in the declamation contest at Wake Forest. Aprit 10—Our teams go to Chapel Hill. The affirmative makes the semi-finals. May ?—Junior-Senior Banquet. May 23—Our final examinations begin. May 29—The music recital. May 30—Senior play, “Daddy Long Legs.” May 31—Primary grade night. June 1—Commencement Sermon. June 2—Graduation Exercises. Address by Dr. Edgar Knight. [ Page Eleven |

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Ee, nee mn, ba ee thins J MISS MABEL GOODE WHO TAUGHT US WITH LOVE AND FAITH- FULNESS IN FORMER YEARS AND FOR WHOM WE HAVE THE V ERY BEST REGARDS WE DEDICATE THIS, THE FOURTH VOLUME OF The ‘Roc ket 1924 SENIOR CLASS LF OAISY ASCE TPEAGTORIE FAVE C DYE PRL ELA TRARY: N2Ae ae et