Roxboro High School - Rocket Yearbook (Roxboro, NC)

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084024 Dated add and Suede HISTORY DEPARTMENT The Roxboro Hlgh School HlSfOfy Department wlth rts many dates and hrstornc long proved to be two of the fmest teachers rn the state Not only do we hare social studies and the regular hnstory classes but also a study of current exents We the students of the Roxboro Hugh School conslder ourselxes xery lucky to haxe such a frne department and teachers 1 r events offers the students wide and varied courses. Miss Hester and Mr, Smith have

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ee dad sv ,X I I-4 Back row, left to right: Waite Warren, joe Curtin, XX'aIly Harris, Cecil Cheek, Robert Ramsey, james Woody, Bill Mewborne, Bert Davis, and Harold Buchanan, Middle rowg Clifton Leonard, Herbert Masten, Ralph Lewis, Buddy Gentry, Philip Hester. Dan Featherston, Norman Bowen, Fred Chambers. Front row: Jerry Clayton, Wayne NX'instead, Bobby Taylor. Paul Burns. jack blichie, Jimmy Green, XX'illcins Anderson, Sammy Merritt. The services the Key Club has rendered this year, as in past years, have been out- standing in many respects. Co-operation in all school and community activities, as well as many projects of its own, are the objects of this fine organization. The Key Club is made up of the Key boys of the Sopohomore, junior, and Senior classes. The school year '52-'55 has been indeed a success with many outstanding accomplishments. For the first year in the history of the club, a thirty minute weekly radio program consisting of school news and the top tunes of the week as voted by the student body was presented. Mr. Fred Bishop and Mr. R. P. Burns. Kiwanians, capable advisor- ship was invaluable. B , M funn' '56 Kei, X MR, BVRNS MR. BISHOP