Roxboro High School - Rocket Yearbook (Roxboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1947 volume:

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The Rockets, how- ever, had to contend themselves with fourth place in the newly organized North Central Conference, having defeeted Chapel Hill 7-0 in a thriller while dropping close tilts to Oxford Orphanage, Raleigh Methodist Orphanage and Oxford High School. Coached by Walter Rogers, former Eastern Carolina Teachers' College graduate, Roxboro gained a reputation from their opponents for playing a clean hard brand of football. It is hard to single out any one performer on the Roxboro High School grid squad for praise, for the team worked together as a unit. But we think that Bill Shotwell, Jimmy Street, Peg Owens and Kelly Paylor stood out in the line while Cecil James, Bob Currier, Bobby Blanks and George Gentry were outstanding among the backfieldmen. A. si Neoaae ably packed up by Mac Dunn, Wally Parker, Howard Crews, J. Be Dunn, Jack Whitt, Bobby Crumpton, Norman Tapp, Whitey Clayton, Frank Jordon, Gordon Allen, Charlie Stewart and Bobby Gentry. The Rockets started off the grid season slow but seemed to pick up steam as they went along hitting their peak in the letter part of the season and upsetting the highly rated Draper High School by a 19-6 score in a game played on Drapers own field. “Bo™ Currier, hard-charging fullback, and his teemmates really hit their stride in this game, as they took turns ripping the Draper line to shreds. The past week the Draper eleven had de- feated some unfortunate eleven 83-0 and until they tengled with the underdog Rockets they were the cless B choice to play in the Textile Bowl. Roxboro drew the curtain on the 1946 grid season with the traditional Turkey Day game with our county rival, Bethel Hill. Playing before a capacity crowd, the Rockets scored in the opening period when Bobby Blanks, veteran tailback, broke off ; a 66 yard drive by knifing ten yards off teckle for a touchdown. 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Roxboro 7 - Roxboro 12 ieetaheenateiiceand ham aameninetaneennemaiememttinnaenteemeatted AN Sa eA ('ZEZEALRAZALAA as se eetrttstin eS Ze 2 2 ¥ Fd Bh She wi ks te deo pe £ = ee a eat peas tae invitees peare terres mee ay PE OT Stat rng eh lon a ba, “Uh. “Mh. “wm. Wh “th “ti, “Wh “th, “th “iT SSS SSSNNARS SSS +i ee eae Sai SoS Em SE A ES, Sctas at “a B = ‘ : a ‘ A : a GE ete Ge A Sean aoe ball “a ‘ mi JU dad Li AY Vis 3 ee rOryery PHO 4iVv ee Se ¥ HHH JZ ZZFSZIZZEZEZEEZZE ES EZELE SE Ze ; bier AA SANNA SO th th i Mh Wh th th ae ee oe eT schateaee Ng mi aie ie a ria ie Nt Rides ea ar hi hse aces v Fagus ee ie With the pigskin season fading in the distance and the weather too rough to permit outdoor sports, basketball has taken its place at Roxboro High School as the number one sports attraction. When the Rocket basketeers opened the season in the old pneumonia hole (gymnasium), prospects were dark indeed, for of last year's fine squad only two first stringers remained. These were Bobby (Blitz) Blanks, who has been high scorer for the past two years, and Norman Tapp, the big red-headed junior with the ho ok shote Gone from lest year's fine cage were Bill Jo Winstead, Jack Whitt, and Bill Shotwell. Coach Rogers managed to dig down into his reserves and come wp with some promising new material in Bobby Gentry and James Ramsey. It was with these boys that he managed to defeat Helena and double the score on a weak Bethel Hill five before the Holidays. After Guests: with two victories against commty opposition in their pookstat things began to brighten up for the Rockets. Jack Whitt, set shot specialist, rejoined the squad after having out with a fractured leg suffered in the latter part of the football EA Developing fast with another experienced performer on the team, Roxboro rang up three successive victories against non’ conference opponents. In their first conference screp against the tall Oxford High School Meng ys. quintette, the Rockets came out victorious in a thrilling neck to neck struggle AEM ot ee pagt right down to the final whistle. The Rockets climbed to the top rung in the =F conference race the following week by soundly trouncing Raleigh Methodist Orphanage by a 54 to 21 count. In defeating the Orphanage tean, Roxboro was . greatly strengthened by the return of a six foot-two beanpole™ named Bill Shotwell. After nine straight wins Roxboro finally had an “off night and dropped its first game of the cage season to Reidsville High by a one point margine The Rockets' average in height is slightly under six feet. With their passing attack they have been said to resemble a college team. The forwards are enned by dependable Captain Jack Whitt end top point scorer Bobby Blanks. well m Ot 22 in See eS ¥ ry SPP eZeEZZIZZZAZAAAS —— S cman! +4 ae oe. eens = ye Fy erst cats +P ey sete EY EF Ee pen tatima 22 Ptr ‘ Seah Pde he meh 65 ay aes : eee : sé ie ee ade — 23 2 cae Pa pak a Sonnet kx na gE é ree ay tS. Forte om a i 4 Teresa “pene be ef va ie be ® roan eer eit lh St ee ee fen, rie + ae a gh rise . wae ober pier no emesinnat dbp tem ners at fi wate pe hres ar ee ar nner ens nen tented md ne aa tne TRE EEE EEZEESLES Bee Th ie orale our re Mle § oe Bobby Gentry has been a key man in the Roxboro attack all year with his smooth ball hawking at the guard position. At the important pivot post Norman Tapp has been deadly with his hook shot on offense, while Shotwell, rebound artist, takes over the center reins on defense. Concluding the season with twelve victories against five losses, the Rocket's ended in second place in the North Central Conference. They entered and won the Elk's Annuel Tournament held in Sanford, North Carolinay with Bill Shotwell and Oh he UG, GU, Norman Tapp meking all tournament team, Under the leadership of their captain, = Jack Whitt, they played an outs tends “I By . a a a aaa eee oe ieee ele ai - : eame of balle ? BE The Roxboro High School girls! basketball team did not win all its games, but we feel that the team won more by the wonderful sportsmanship displayed by the girls. iu h GED GG U4 Much of this credit is due to the coaches, Miss Opal Erown and Mr. H. De Young, former students of Woman's College and Wake Forest College, respectfully, who gave their every effort to the improvement of the teame We feel that we owe a lot to three of our members who are leaving us this year, Jessie Winstead, Christine Pamplin and Jean Winstead. They have played an out- standing part in this season's basketball games. 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Lilie theeis i heaters eh eel sistas aie cs Pt Rep get AR 8 © tke te a ar ee } ct Ey me a ete CE: et — deer bee eae se seas are eae ee ete) Ama? vam rare Be e a ee es y ae si q ‘ ig Sy . Gs i ve RPG arenes Ri eek hg hae Sees b ? p pliheal ake aed Bateeayes ee m5 Het ef ¢ aye ff a . ¥ ¢ ‘zy awe ¥ we gew aie Hoy ; 3 1G ae AY 1 CLASS SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Audrey Wright MOST POPULAR Janie Dickerson BEST DRESSED Aileen Barnette CLASS MUSCIANS Edriel Knight 3 BEST DANCERS Betsy Harris CUTEST Mary Jo Jackson MOST ATTRACTIVE Mona Grachel Clayton MOST COMICAL 4 Noma Lee Barrett ; SHYEST � Mary Frances Bowles LADIES’ MAN Robert ELllmore FLIRT June Woods BEST ATHLETES Jessie Winstead BEST ALL ROUND 4 Mary Ellen Owen SWEETEST Jacqueline Abbitt ‘ Juanita Garrett MOST DIGNIFIED FRIENDLIEST Janie Dickerson BEST ARTISTS af James pee. CLASS SINGERS poet Newell BEST PERSONALITY : ‘ie Dickerson ere ener MOST INTELLECTUAL Monna Lea Morrell George Wesley Gentry Robert Currier Robert Long Rufus Shelton Winstead Crumpton James Street Robert Currier R-B. 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Ni, HH H44 ER IS TEE EEE aE? “th, a cage ed aS | = I Pe Pa ee PT NSS R ee ee eo - she ae asthe t $25 s siepab bisvaae ions tabi bold ent aaebess waslet pp nibs aS nn ee REBT 9 as A ipieken as ne 332 : weg Se ind ot ee Nene 2) toate aT A WI Sia Ft Shy ree | Feb Fe ASE ee. BE ae roe ibe be a% Ered £6 2345 ¢ a nee Z Me be Ge he hap aay Cat ae PE hota et oe eer pd Pe pee it , ze wis Sesh MONORGAM CLUB Nh The Monogram Club was newly organized this year by our Coach, Walter Rogers. This organization was created to widen the field of sports in our school and to | a) promote better relations with our competitors. refees ; 5 In order to become a member of this club, one must be a letterman in one of the three major sports. These members meet once every two weeks and discuss problems to be solved and other things of interest. Sweaters and letters were given to all members of the club from the proceeds of the dues and private drink-stand. tM, th 7 ‘I The club has about thirty members and the officers ares President--Bobby Currier Vice president--Norman Tapp Secretary and Treasurer--Bobby Ellmore BASEBALL The Roxboro Rockets 47 baseball nine, in addition to participating in the North Central Conference, are entering class A competion for the first time in the schools history. Such formitable opponents as Dunn and Cary head the toughest schedule ever faced by a Roxboro nines Although handicapped somewhat by snow, and rain all through the short period separating the basketball and base- sleet, | as a wealth of material to work with ball seasons, nevertheless Coach Rogers h this year. Barring possible injuries the Roxboro team should have a snocessful ee seasone ————— al ai la i= AZ AL , = é i, an ‘li , f 6 ty oe es ) faa FRAY CR Bae yc) he, i pie ax f : Asp: Banh is Ae Ho ha aE Asie Supnde ‘ SF opriteah 9 eget beth snl BLD ah SE TaN OR 4 ay as A NE A be in ane Ge ae! break Vit POPPA lL oat Bu pavel he een Lan . 54 i a s Patan OV ee 4 oe OMA é 4 F . , 7 paid SLT oS § aN AW ig , z y “ whe h 4 aed WP hk eee : rit hike i deem ne 1 gee ‘ x - ta ie? A } Br, ¥ 5 Bt Nees f ue a vir t + ; rae ‘ , t nae Ab 5 IE, te i mts ‘ Py t A yb : : ae is i bot DB ne ap ‘ M2 a 1 , 3 ae : 5 x 4 . - A tf) 7 3 ys es “ mh. ee o- hatice Eade grag hd sia ibe Ce heen EOS hs oe Lam it, Re ba ALP aa De tay one ta + i e ‘ feet: Ps hes fe ise % Sie ae + - Oy tay! a, ¢ 43 aa BUS ¥o1! vere Baad eee iy Sip erK bo Be aNa F OPE ge Link mite te Peo if iL, Plies 2) ih. “MMi. “Mh. “Mh. “Mh. : a : : ace i it ah ett tt. x = regres patos ‘nite Dike “5 wept FS eZAZZEZEZ o qr wt | Oe FTA 7dr erids OA Amd Shaye t dn Serie AM bags estes toss ete ‘gg ores teancry i onenenrsrasncamnene sient SSS aS SSAA SSNS SSS ee oe ok oS oe SS OS ese ss + % erase = Weis ee, satay S: PEELE OUR EE Ne aN Wes: ‘sl ¥ ess Lik tH: loll YG, 4 Pa vahmie Xi Fy = AS. re ente 4 SURE, ect ORCHESTRA The Roxboro High School Orchestra, whioh was organized in September of 1946, at the present time carries the name of “Johnny Thompson”. The name is appropriate, since the enthusiasm of Mr, Thompson has made it possible for the orchestra to exist. Members of the organization have spent many hours during the past few months practicing together, but it is proving to be a worth-while project. It not only trains the mind to a better reading knowledge of music, but it is also a means of recreation. The members include sophomores, juniors, seniors, numbering thirteen in all. Picking at the bass fiddle, or sometimes called by musicians the “dog house”, we find Charlie Stewart, whose personality somewhat resembles a “dog house . Next hs hh hh, Hh, hh there is Gordon Allen who is well suited to “beat the traps . In the brass section, elirton Boyd and George Scott play the trombones, or sometimes called the “Bazooka”. The three trumpeters are Johnny Horton, George Gentry,‘ and Gene Cozart. The gaxaphones' chairs are occupied by Johnny Thompson, the maestro, Donald Smith, Rufus Shelton, and Mac Abbitt. Pecking on the “horse teeth} or in plain language, playing the piano, there is Kirk Kynoch. And last, there is Shelly Millican, who is the “canary bird™ with the band. We feel and sincerely hope that in the future the orchestra will continue to be a benefit to both the school and to the community. tte te tesit oe apes tis e 9 72 unary pigeree S52 ae = pry ore dan eed Dy ts oe igo rb oye ne = prynaet eo ca Paes Sou otek. Se ae braids: ty a ae 325 aed abt, i Bas oes “ep Where PAly “at ee G ¥ %, 22a y Tes Pees eS _— SSS SS ees KLEE LEL % LAAT EA a SFELDELED 2 TIE P| a € : MH z Tha a ep et Nt z 3 fy ,S c wh } f OQ ly | si : K Ny ; ) PE a hy i, f ty } ' tel hy} mh ? K | = ah | re 4 : oy se ne ae — bi My by . My ty hy ty Q ly hy hy My ly ly ly ly RS “ ty ‘ | ) , ‘a STARS SRN Se esa ae nen tt neem ealic tinted er oneenneennneemee TAR ARRRR SARK E ESS Sete F te ree toy fy Sa SPS owt gee © 2 7 he) 4e ee, hae BS Te eek = oP RR Aw pe sao : ees ae ; eree : bined Bae = te cuaseen et Testes oe kad = Sk: comm Ga oe pred spon ge} AAs pa 2 Het nd a ' Nip an Carty thee aRRRAEReneen ee ae ae oe eS IRE EE ZEEE ZIP EPS EZ EEE BP : = } : THE ENGLISH HONOR SOCIETY ‘In an effort to help students meet the requirements of college and vocational work, the English teachers of the senior class of Roxboro High School formed what they termed an “English Honor Society®, at the first of the 1946-1947 school term. The teachers, Mrs. B. Ge Clayton end Mrs. A. F. Nichols, se leoted each candidate for membership in the society according to his rating in English composition. Progress was slow and sometimes discovraging, but with the help of the other English teachers in the lower classes, these teachers worked with the prinoipal, Mr. Jerry L. Hester, in making out a definite schedule for the writing of themes. This proved successful and has stimilated interest among the members. Becoming a member of this society entitles each member to a membership pin, which is of gold, with scroll and quill engraved on ite Along with the pin comes another featuree There is a sooial gathering held at one of the members' home each month, with the Group's game-anagrames-being the main attraction. The work of this class, which is held at a regular period each day, consists of correcting themes end creative writing. As each teacher sends a group of themes to be corrected, the society reads and marks them in a way that the. student will sarataase Each set of corrected papers is carried to its respective class by a member, when possible. This helps to create a feeling of cooperation between the student and the society. Adventages of membership in the English Honor Society are: correcting themes other stude nts write helps the members learn more grammar; having a chance to use and practice grammar in creative writing encoureges the mem'ers to write more freely and correctly; attending meetings of the group helps the members to know each other better; the membership in the society serves as an incentive to students to do better work in English. a ahs a P _ oe ks Shel tyeure— Fe - ; Rue bEetse ks� Lots Be pe Ss 2 Oe ee ered ee ose: be dad 7 b oe en a tee Se fH me Gis “pe hb meeq ee % Jade? ag tk = pees ET eet ee ee oe a oe ess ee oe be ere . mm — ea heesh ottet 53 rE leit? f + B24 Dy Says feee ta hws fo by SG ake Ss Age MEO S'S Rta gonre ooh Set 2HS eho Seog Fa Nes 65 tte s ee Eyey st. 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He now services transport planes as well as automobiles. HUBERT RUDDER has married FRANCES DICKERSON and is seriously considering beginning a mink farm in Canada. JEAN CHANDLER has recently won a bathing beauty contest in Tampa, Florida. EDWARD POSTON has joined the Navy, and after traveling all over the world, plans to settle down on a South Sea Island. He seems to like the native girls there. ARISTA RIDDER is working as a hat cheok girl at the Stork Club in New York. R. B. DAWES, Jr. still claims to have the best bird-dogs in Person County. JUNE WOODS has finally settled down in Raleigh where Bill is working. It doesn't seem possible, does it? i Pu BOBBY BLANKS' marriage to AUDREY-WRIGHT came as quite a surprise to everybody, ° a including Bobby. : DOROTHY HARRIS is one of the driving instructors at R. H. S. os iv aa 4 Te eS oa a wt yh é SIKES PARHAM is the featured drummer in RUFUS SHELTON'S Orchestra, while ELIZABETH NEWELL handles the vocal department. MARTHA SHORT has taken Fanny Brice's place ag “Baby Snooks. CHARLIE “RED DANIEL and BOB KIRBY are sterting an alligator farm in Florida. EDITH SINGLETON is now the manager of Peebles Department Store. NASON HAMLETT is a modern Rip Van Winkle. He's been asleep for the past ten years. JOSEPEINE HAWKINS is now Mrs. Arthur Gentry and is keeping house in Allensville. EDRIEL KNIGHT is now giving piano lessons at R. H. S. WINSTEAD GRUMPTON is ticket seller of the Skating Rink at Myrtle Beach. LORENE DIXON had decided not to beat up her husband two times a day but three times. GEORGE WESLEY GENTRY has followed in the footsteps of his father and is trying to hire MONNA LEA MORRELL as his receptionist. BOBBY LONG, HARVEY PHILLIPS, and BOBBY CURRIER have banded together to form a dare- devil driving show called, “How to Kill Yourself in One Easy Lesson.” ELAINE LONG is kept very busy watching her two sets of twins, while her husband works. MARY JO JACKSON and EDWARD OWENS are touring the country entering contests con- sisting of five letter spelling words. MARY RUTH MOORE is the Vice-President's private secretary. MARY ELIZABETH LONG has married and is living on 4 small farm just outside of Roxboro. BOBBY ELLMORE has just invented a zuper-ruper atomic bomb that will make the 1945 version look like a firecracker. CLEO SOLOMON still gets her father around looking for a date. JORDON PURYEAR has made so much money working on the Ford automobile thet Mr. Ford had to fire him for fear of going bankrupt. JOHNNY HORTON and BETSY HARRIS ere the featured Latin-American dancers et FRANK JORDON'S Night Club on Chub Lake Street. PAULINE SOLOMON is in Washington looking for @ mane JENNIE GOLE WILLIFORD is on a tour of the world with her million-eire husband. MARY ELLEN OWEN is now head of the Person County Soil Conservation Society. FRANKIE HUFF and Basil Davis have married and moved to California. MARY KATHERINE O'BRIANT has just succeeded Gloria DeHaven in Hollywood. a I have found ont that JAMES EARL MOORE finally got a girl. He must beleive thet “Life Begins at 46 stuff. CAROLYN TONG js teaching English at R. H. S. in place of Mrs. Clayton. JEAN WINSTEAD now drives @ Greyhound Bus. JUANITA GRAVITTE is now married and living on a farm. Her husband has made a big svocess of the farm by raising pigs and chickens. MARY FRANCES BOWES is a graduate nurse at Duke Hospital. CHRISTINE PAMPLIN is now the captain of Knight's Basketball Team. WW TW TM Wh WW, Ya, hh Ds“, Reet Wir is ox PIR EN eNOS Aaa a a SO OS 's car so that she and LOTTIE HURDLE can ride LAa aS aKAR SESS SS S| yn + SFFEPETEEELIEZEEI IIL wy ‘ he Aon, 9% havi Yt Vee erat “? es Raed reed x gic Oy aed ren es Leer’ Sd 25a 2 yates .4 Ae Ts 4 Sopa be NRE 81 ph hue pie Seg coe 9 Re PEIN ety pion bE beak i Shs hia at Ry: % ate We eee worker st} 7 ean ae Sg? erg gah ce ee 2 33 os 22 Y na pees bb: H Hig Pt ; ale SmLN Uok att d : Are : ; hg a? : re WH ha ‘ti ser, bt iy et a pe ‘a4 3 = Rese, ECON: | | ay Ca = ni a A ¢ My, f i t i | |e —— eS SF FSFE 22 See Re) oe of 9 SEN Ave r “ 5 : - ore. ; mi any { eo Sao a Wh. ih, ‘ a ee ‘ Pa oe ©. S. BROOKS is a great stege manager in New York thanks to Mrs. Clayton. ELAINE HINTON is now a Typing teacher at R. He S. Miss Holt decided to retire. LAWRENCE WOODY has decided that he doesn't want tc become President. He just wants to be Mattie Lou's husband. nplaeae hen has finally taken that secretarial job that Mrs. Clayton wanted her Qke€e CLAUDE WARREN and LAWRENCE EVANS are both rumning for Congress. JESSIE WINSTEAD has the rare honor of being the first woman-driver employed by Barnwell Brothers! Trucking Corporation. JUANITA SINGLETON is dressing all her kids in Navy blue. I wonder when John will be discharged. ; BILL SHOTWELL and JIMMY STREET are now the featured vocalists of Roy Aouff's String-band. RUTH NEWTON OLIVER has opened up a reducing saloon at Bushy Fork. Business is good. MERLE ALLEN STEWART finally decided to get a new Ford. What happened, Merle, was - the money rusting? ARLAWIN SHIELDS is keeping house in East Roxboro. PAUL SLAUGHTER is now drewing for the Courier-Times. Big paper to start off with, ry eh Paul? JANIE DICKERSON is still rumning after mene Well! You can't blame a girl for trying, oan you? W. D. FISHER has given up all hopes of becoming a doctor and is going into business with Mr. Fred Bishop. ADELE SWANSON is in charge of the Recreation Center. What's it going to become nc a skating rink? DOROTHY BROOKS has raised a big family. Wheat else do you raise on your farm? — CLYDE CROWELL claims to have the best radio shop in Roxboro, but my radio has absolutely refused to rum since he repaired it. NANCY DANIEL must know a great deal about redios now that she has lived with 7 for. ten years. BEN WINSTEAD re-enlisted and is now an Admiral. He is about ready to retire a go home to Dorothy. : ait EMMA CLAYTON has all her children making the Honor Rolle Seems like old times. MANLY WHITFIELD seys, “For Quality, Economy, and More Mileage Per Gallon, use Good Gulf Gasoline.” KATHLEEN WILKINS, JACQUELINE ABBITT, and NOMA LEE BARRETT haven't changed a particle in the past ten years. They are still together, still gossiping, and still single. GORDON ALLEN'S jokes are still killing people including AILEEN BARNETTE, who is an old maid. MONA GRACHEL CLAYTON is still scouting around for an jdeal husbande HOWARD CREWS is loefing his life away trying to do as little work as possible. JEAN HESTER is now the owner and manager of the Pine Club. ented to make a good will tour of South America. . LOR cage Jn -known throughout the nation. he fine drawings of Jane James are now well bitkoude he is rea: Somewhat older, and maybe little wiser, JACK WHITT still Ven Johnsone smarts GARRETT is a good housekeeper in the Olive Hill Township, thanks to Mrs. Nicholse Attention all heelst Shoe heels, I mean, Latta's Shoe Shope | CECIL JAMES is running for excercise. Z BUCK LATTA is now the proud owner of Ras Apes oneie SAS whodw ie if J Ri o S53 aw i fier fave pa rs EN thied ah yee : Aig teat le eae hoa Skates wy 4 a tal . ™_ nae . =n . 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Tey 3 EY ‘ : ONG me i at Mss , . = me + hee Sed res 2h ede Covi Re bey Fars ok: Pa Bd 3 We Sete hents Fe ‘ : 569 Figeles 3 ‘ ; ow Dae odig 83 eet ‘ ms S ie c ade ae 2 ive soem pe caw 2 isgeneta ee ie ’ aden jhe el eS teu op hw FPRZZ22Z2 222 2 P, PR CLASS WILL JACQUELINE ABBITT leaves her ability to get and keep a man ° GORDON ALIEN just leaves. f atiaes ed ae AILEEN BARNETTE leaves her figure to Virginia Howertone NOMA LEE BARRETT leaves her “shaky™ ways to Clara Pleasant. BOBBY BLANKS leaves with Audrey. MARY FRANCES BOWES leaves her shyness to Peggy Long. DOROTHY BROOKS leaves her diamond but not her fiance to Mary Elizabeth Evans. O. S. BROOKS leaves his dramatic ability to Huldah Blanks. JEAN CHANDLER leaves her “intelligent” to Youel Smith. EMMA CLAYTON leaves her good disposition to Arlene Foushee. MONA GRACHEL CLAYTON leaves her ability to catch State College boys to Betty Cushwa. HOWARD CREWS leaves his good looks to Joe Burke. CLYDE CROWELL leaves his place in Glee Club to Joe Featherston. WINSTEAD CRUMPTON leaves his peroxided hair and jitterbugging to Howard Fox. BOBBY CURRIER leaves his ability to work Algebra to Norman Tapp. CHARLIE “RED WINSTEAD leaves his regular habits to Dan Winstead. NANCY DANIEL leaves her clarinet playing to any Junior who will take it. R. B. DAWES leaves his down-end-ourve to Bobby Crumpton. FRANCES DICKERSON leaves R. H. S. with Hubert. JANIE DICKERSON leaves her innocent looks to the accusing teachers. LORENE DIXON leaves her wad of chewing gum to Mrs. Clayton's English classes. BOBBY ELIMORE leaves his ability to tell jokes to Bobby Houston who needs it. LAWRENCE EVANS leaves his ability to write speeches to Sara Jane Hester. W. D. FISHER leaves his Latin knowledge to any sucker who takes it. ANNIE FORD leaves her long finger nails to Sarah Hall. JUANITA GARRETT leaves her dignified ways to Eva Kate Moore. GEORGE WESLEY GENTRY leaves his trumpet and football position te Gene Cozart. JUANITA GRAVITTE leaves the school sadlye NASON HAMLETT leaves song, women and wine,to Kelly Paylor. BETSY HARRIS leaves her punctuality to Shields Clark. P DOROTHY HARRIS leaves her love for the Bethel Hill boys to Maddy Jeane Trowbridge. | JOSEPHINE HAWKINS leaves her place as Miss Holt's servant to Nadine Castle. JEAN HESTER leaves her love to Johnny Thompson. - JOHN ROBERT HESTER leaves his Latin ponies to Dolly Fay Wilson. ELAINE HINTON leaves her English knowledge to Jonsie Angle. JOHNNY HORTON leaves his trumpet playing to any hard-working musician. FRANKIE HUFF leaves her worries behind. LOTTIE HURDLE leaves her memories of Bushy Fork to Annette Whitfield. MARY JO JACKSON leaves her ignorance of Civics to Mr. Rogers next pests. CECIL JAMES leaves his dimple to Joe Robinsone JANEY JAMES leaves her fifty moods a day to Billy Johnson. FRANK JORDON leaves after fourteen years in Roxboro High. BOB KIRBY leaves Nancy Lee to R. H. S. and R. H. S. only. EDRIEL KNIGHT leaves Roxboro High to whoever wants ite to Kelly Brewer. BOBBY LONG leaves all his meaness CAROLYN LONG leaves her Chemistry grades to Sarah Allene her comb to Sarah Jane Hestere Se ELUZARETH LONG. endance to Sylvia Long. NG leaves her reguler att Pa eicr inone’ Jensen his habit of throwing books at Miss Tomlinson to Charlie Stewart. MARY RUTH MOORE leaves her sewing ability to Pauline Allen. MONNA LEA MORRELL leaves the steps for other students to climb. leaves without a mane : AI eleialer ets leaves her majorette spit to Reona Dixon. RUTH NEWTON OLIVE? leaves her giggles to Glara Joyce Longe FDWARD OWENS leaves his perfect scores in baseball to Mac a aS MARY ELLEN OWEN leaves her Gregg Shorthend Book to Mattie Lou Dickerson. 7 Hi LE eres ed OTE T OES Sy 4 Fa olay ee) ee rer i Seed Ee yee te Ae et ee ok ane es Se reves gn oa —— een a fk renee bat Gabel. woes Sear ree Bes gre ERE at cars eee veers: a ‘ Sh) ayaty oe oe NE A ret Fn rs a pases 1 59s. Pee Fos AL a a See GOR hi Pes xe a roo itm $e BAAR ORE oe Panna ying eas Sat inde Passes Fie secede Che Be SS bag Pehl bia Lue bic Sic = ” . CHRISTINE PAMPLIN leaves her love for Ben Winstead to Dot Clayton. SIKES PARHAM leaves his drums to anybody who will pay for them. HARVEY PHILLIPS leaves his height to Mason Crews. EDWARD POSTON leaves his black hair to Bobby Angle. JORDON PURYEAR leaves his ourly hair to Jr. Martin. ARISTA RUDDER leaves her cooking abilisy to the lumoh room cooks. HUBERT RUDDER leaves his mustache to Mac Walker. RUFUS SHELTON leaves his John Hudgins ticket stubs to Bobby Crumpton. ARLAWIN SHIELDS leaves her typing eraser to Mae Love Walker. MARTHA SHORT leaves her skits to Jean Bradshere BILL SHOTWELL leaves Rachel to Bobby Angle. EDITH SINGLETON leaves her last lunch to someone who doesn't need vitamins. JUANITA B. SINGLETON leaves to join John. PAUL SLAUGHTER leaves his good health to Dan Winstead. CLEO SOLOMON leaves knack of getting the oar to Harriet Clayton. PAULINE SOLOMON leaves one wused assignment book for som studious student. MERLE A. STEWART leaves his big feet to Joe Featherston. JIMMY STREET leaves his ability to argue to Lawrence Moore. ADELE SWANSON leaves her blond hair to Eleanor Hall. CLAUDE WARREN leaves his dignified ways to Bobby Ann Halle JENNIE GOLE WILLIFORD leaves her love to the unfortunate students of Re He Se MANLY WHITFIELD leaves to go to his femily. JACK WHITT leaves his quiet, shy, bashful, and his ability to blush to Norman Tapp. LUTHER WHITT leaves to be with his wife. KATHLEEN WILKINS leaves her shy ways to Carolyn Crews. JEAN WINSTEAD leaves her school figure to Ann Rogers. JUNE WOODS leaves her chewing gum to Miss Mildred. LAWRENCE WOODY leaves the school in @ cloud of dust. AUDREY WRIGHT leaves with Bobby. 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