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THE BLACKBESJ), ROCKY MOUNT SENIOR HIGH SC&OOL
TUESDAY, NOVEIVIBER 26, 1957
.Note Exchange Notes.
Trials, Careers, TV Excerpts
Provide Glamor and Mystery
By Carolyn Nichols
Miss N. C., fake trials, careers
for teenagers and TV excerpts
provide glamor and ?)
on the exchange scene this month.
Beautiful Elaine Herndon, Miss
Norith Carolina, mvUght siglis
from Hickory males when she
appeared on a float in the Lenior
Rhyne College homecoming par
ade. Miss Herndon was interview
ed by a Hickory Twig reporter of
Hickory High.
The following excei-pts of TV
Round-Up come from the Hi Times
of Needham Broughton High
School in nearby Raleigh.
Sign On — Morning Announce
ments
The Big Pay-Off _ Report
Cards
Little Rascals — Sophomores
Big Top — Gym
The Line-Up — Lunch Period
$64,000 Question — Did I Pass?
You Are There — The Pita-
ciple’s Office
Beat The Clock — Changing
Classes
It Could Be You — Call Over
the Intercom
DANIEL’S INC.
Fashion Center
For Jr. Misses
Davis Brothers
Merchants
126 S. Washington Street
Rocky Mount, N. C.
The Store of Ivy Styles
CLdTHiN&;;j^a;i
Josephine Williams
Superior Cleaners
& Laundromat
520 N, Church St.
Phone 2-2122
South Side
Laundromat
572 Nashville Rd-
Phone 2-55.J3
If your clothes are not becom
ing to you, they should be
coming to us.
Secret Stonn — Thinking of
Exams
Dr. Hudson’s Secret Journal —
Permanent Records
Person To Person — Teacher to
Student
Big Moment Graduation
Trouble With Father — Taking
Report Cards Home
Sign-Off — 3:30
Ob:erved at the Needham
Broughton football games yelling
her head off was Sandra Shaw.
Not cur Sandra Sliaw but onj of
the Raleigh cheerleaders. You two
girls should get together. Maybe
you have something else in com
mon.
Want seme information in
choosing a career? Let Pat Hunt
er and Tammy Lefler, seniors at
Chapel Hill High School, help you.
Pat and Tammy can be seen on
WUNC—TV on alternate Wed
nesday afternoons at 5:00 conduct
ing “careers for You.”
LEE’S
Food Store
S21 Hammond St.
CITIZENS COAL
SUPPLY CO.
Phone: 6-8116
Allen Cronenberg
GEHNAN'S
JEWELERS
Rocky Mount
Laundry & Dry
Cleaners, Inc.
Dial 6-7158
223 S. Washington St.
10 Seniors Receive
Coveted NHS Tap
In Traditional Rite
Ten seniors received the coveted
tapping into the Romonoca chap
ter of the National Honod- Society
ill a traditional candelight cere
mony during a special assembly,
November 6.
New members, chosen only
from the senior class, are Lee
Bulluck, Russell Clack, Jerry
Daley, Glenn Hill, Mitchell Mc
Kinney, Peggy Lamm, Sammy
Mejers, Margaret Sutton, Kay
Turnage, and Stanley Vaughan.
High ratings in four cardinal prin
ciples — character, scholarship,
leadership, and service — made
them eligible for this member
ship.
Allen Croneberg, president of
the society, lea the induction
ceremony. Judy Brown as Charact
er, David Harper as Scholarship,
Larry Medford as Leadership, and
Blount Taylor as Service, explain
ed the meaning of the cardinal
principles. Gwen Currin had the
devotion assisted by Jacqueline
Miller’s singing the Lord’s Prayer.
Faye Simpson played the back
ground music of “Clair de Lune.”
Romonoca officers are Allen
Croneberg, president; Craig
Daughtridge, vice president; Anna
Spruill, secretary; and Jane
Bradley, treasurer.
The local chapter plans to pre
sent a $100 scholarship to some
worthy student to help further his
education after graduation.
Billie — Hair Stylist
‘Where Beauty Is Created
Not Imitated’
ONE HOUR
KORETIZING, INC.
“More Than Drycleaning”
For The Finest In Hair
Styles, It’s
Kyser’s Beauty Shoppe
135^ s. Main St.
OH, THESE THEMES! — Seniors Booty May and Linda Gail
Pridgen are delighted that the librarian. Miss Eleanor Pearsall,
will share her experience and help them to organize their note
cards. Photo by Killebrew
Research Papers=
Eng. 12B Groups Busy
Talks To Follow
Rushing, reading, writing, revis
ing, filing, outlining among cer
tain senior groups draw the at
tention of juniors and those sen
iors who have not yet embarked
upon this task, for it’s all for
those yearly, senior themes and
then the talks!
Miss Alma Murchison, Miss
James M. Fox W. L. Watson
James M. Fox
Jeweler
126 S. Main St.
Rocky Mount, N. C.
Kate Parks Kitchen, and Mrs,
Gladys Robbins are working, too,
reading and correcting the the
mes and getting the seniors pre
pared for their talks.
Topics range fi'om the DEAD
SEA SCROLLS, written by Caro
line Campbell, to JAZZ, by Judy
Cawthorne.
Daughtridge Oil Co.
“Be Sure With Pure”
Fuel Oils - Gasoline - Motor Oil
REIDS...
Whenever you think
of Music
Crew Neck
Sweaters
Popular With
Students
Mrs. Margaret Over
ton is showing the po
pular Puritan crew neck
sweaters priced from
$5.95 - $10.00 to staff
members Susie Street
and Bill Stancil.
These sweaters can be
be found in the Second
floor Boy’s Department
and the first floor Men’s
Department.
NOW AT
Belk-Tyler’s
It’s
Hoggard-V ami
For Oldsmobile
JEAN’S
Beauty Salon
“The Smartest Thing You
Wear Is Your Hair”
134 Sunset Ave. Phone 6-671G
Dianne Spain
I. W. Rose
Drug Co.
Phone 6-7111
Rocky Mount
Complete Prescription Service
FOR
better dry cleaning and
expert finishing
WALKER.
CARTER
Special attention Rriven to
Sweaters And Suede Jackcts
235 South Main Street