Roxboro High School - Rocket Yearbook (Roxboro, NC)

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RoBERT BRooM DANIEL Robert is one of our quietest boys, and always obeys the-rules of the school. He is very studious, often studying when the other fellow is doing otherwise. He has just been with us the last four years and has found it difficult to make up deficient work caused by short-term schools before entering here. Open, frank, and sincere Robert makes friends. He can take a joke and likes to give one. He sees the funny side of things and thus drives away the gloom which is often brewing. “When vice prevails, and impious men bear sway, The post of honor is a private station.” Failed to do work sufficient for graduation. WNW GZ HLA vei CE ee —EDWIN EBERMAN VR —— ZuLA MAE GREENE We all know Zula to be one who accom- plishes whatever she attempts to do. As Editor-in-chief of our annual we feel sure that none of us could fill the position better than she. Her witty speech and friendly smile have made her one of the best loved girls of our class. We predict with her ability she will be successful as an English teacher, which is her greatest ambition. “Where there’s a will there’s a way.” [ Page Twenty-one |

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