Roxboro High School - Rocket Yearbook (Roxboro, NC)

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Epna KATHERINE STANFIELD Edna hails to us from our suburban vil- lage, Brooksdale. With her blue eyes and golden hair as assets she manages to win t teachers over on her side even if she dos not always get seventy on her work. She can meet the public in a business like way and even though she is one of the literary editors of the annual has brought in several ads. We think that the business world wil attract Edna. “Woman is at best a contradiction Stillen IsAIAH STALVEY “Good natured Ike,” that’s what anyone who knows him will say. He is a good sport and always ready for fun. Though “Tke”’ does not ever appear to be exerting himself, unless it is by talking, when it comes to Grammar he is always about as accurate in his case relations as a good mathematician is with his figures. With his easy-going manner and good humor he will make and hold friends when he gets out into the world. “He dares do all that may become a man; Who dares do more, is none.” [ Page Twenty-three |

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