85Q Senior High Students Served
By Cafeteria Workers Each Da
WKONESDAY. orTORER a, 1Q«!7 THE BLACKBIRD. ROCKY MOUNT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
JUNIOR CLASS ELECTS HOMEROOM
OFFICERS FOR FIRST SEMESTER
Eleven junior homerooms Hr. 209, Mrs. Speight; Pres.,
have elected their oificers for Lmda Sorrell; V. P., Wayne
the fall semester. Daughtridge; Sec., Sue Car-
Hr. 114, Mrs. Bailey; Pres., michael; Treas., Karen Har-
John Alexander; V. P., Mike mon; S. O., Holt Felement;
Branch; Sec., Pat Ezzell; Treas., g. 0.,‘Judy Bradshaw. Hr. 221,
Jean Joyner; S. O., Betty Jones; Mr. Harrison; Pres., Camilla
S. O., Leonard Veillette. Hr. Reid; V. P., Sara Jones; Sec.,
116, Mrs. Williams; Pres., Brent Pat Marks; Treas., Dallas Al-
Milgrom; V. P., Judd McGee; ^j^rd; S. O., Scottie Willis; S. O.,
Sec., Ann Gower; Treas., Mic- Margie Powell.
key Bailey; S. O., Carolyn
Works; S. O., Carolyn Looney; Qgniof Hinh
Hr. 118, Mrs. Craighill; Pres., OeillUl my FI nUbI
Johnny Brooks; V. P., Mary Jq KilleV YoUSef
Bruce Haggerty; Sec., Anne /
Chandler; Treas., George Wat- j^illy Youself arrived in
son; S. O., Bill Wiggens, S. O., America four months ago from
Andy Knuchols. Palestine to study in American
Hr. 122, Mrs. Cuthrell; Pres, schools and is staying with
Johnny Farris; V. P., Dwight gobie Hamad on
Winstead; Sec., Pat Campbell; pgari Street where he plans
Treas., Faye Robbins; S. O., jq stay until he finishs his
Mack Tilley; S. O., Russ Nor- school education,
ris. Hr. 130, Mrs. Walston; Seventeen year old Killy, a
Pres., Evelyn Furguson; V. P., member of Mr. Baggett’s sopho
Marshall Pittman; Sec., Wiley more homeroom is eagerly
Bradley; Treas., Susan Soda- pursuelng the subjects of Eng-
man; S. O., Nancy Peyton; lish, world history, algebra,
t>. O., Lona Batten. Hr. 204, ar; and chorus. After his first
Miss Grant; Pres., Judy Maur- American football game, Killy
er; V. P., Skip Thompson; Sec., promises to be an ardent fan
PAGE—THREE
CJi-aitor's Note. Under the man
agement ot Mrs. Doris HacK-
ney, a siaft oi seven serve
over OdO students per day in
me Senior ttign Caieteria. Vve
otier mis arlicie not oniy tnat
you may learn more aoout tne
iooci system iiere but also to
recognize and nonor those who
prepare and serve lunch lor
me student boay).
Keporting to work at 8;00
eacii scnool morning seven
women begin cooking and
preparing food for the largest
stuaent body in rtocky Mount.
iVirs. rtackncy, manager of
the cafeteria, iias been em
ployed here ^or seven years,
bhe is ably assisted by Mrs.
busie Winstead, Mrs. Camilla
Lucas, Mrs. Mary Jenkins, Mrs.
Margie Arrington, iV.rs. Flor
ence Smith,
Daughtridge.
Anne Vanderslice, Marilyn Spencer, Bobo White, and Pete
Raper are shown being served their daily lunch by the cafe
teria staff. (Phto by Killebrcw)
nu Mrs. BrooKs 270 slices of pie, 55 pimento
cheese sandwiches, 55 ham again.
During the actual lunch salad sandwiches, 50 salads, FUTURE PLANS
hour, tnese women are aiatd and several boxes of a variety The cafeteria will adequately
by several students, Frank of ice cream. When these feed the students for several
Waruszak, Moody Smith, Doug figures are multiplied by 180, years and enlargement at me
Knowies, Dusty Moore, and you can see how much food time is unnecessary, according
Kichard Wald; Treas., Roger When asked what he liked Kennetn RacKiey. Tnese boys *s really served at Senior High to Mrs. Hackney.
Glascow; S. O., Barbara Had- about America he remarked, operate the snack bar in the a year. Asked abou e possi i y
The following plate lunches of switching to the central
don; S. O., Brenda Griffen.
“There are some very nice rear of the caieteria and oc-
Hr. 206, Mr. McGregor; Pres., and polite people that I have
Steve Kelly; V. P., Ann Strick- been associating with in this
land; Sec., Carol Cunningham; country. I want to thank all
Treas., Mike Brake; S. O., John the teachers and the principal
caiionaily help with the main
lines.
Mrs. Bessie Carr is cashier
both lunch periods, assisted by
Mooring; S. O., Jackie Smith, ior the wonderful work that Tom McAuley first lunch per-
Hr. 208, Mr. Abernathy: Pres, they are giving me.”
iod and Faye Downing second
G.nger Ryals; V. P., Bobby Senior High welcomes you, period. .Vi/s. Hackney and
Xills; Sec., Pam Luper; Treas., Killy, and hopes that your stay
Faye Collins; S. O., Jeff Kin- in America will be a wonder-
cheloe; S. O., Rachel Pov/ell. iul experience.
Rocky Mount Laundry
and Dry Cleaners, Inc. •
Dial GI 6-7158
223 S. Washington St.
MEBANE SHOE
CO.
132 S. Main St.
Shoes - Hosiery - Handballs
Also Your
Bass Weejun Headquarters
G. A. WiEkinson,
Inc.
133 Howard Street
Rocky Mount, N. C.
Carolina School of Commerce
121 N. East Main Street t
Rocky Mount, N. C. Telephone GI 2-6317
ALMAND'S
DRUG STORE
Your Complete
Rexall Drug Store
Blue Bird
f
Taxi Co.
Dial Gibson 6-8101
Radio Dispatched
Grady Howell fill in for these
on occasions.
Mrs. Ailene Howard, Walter
Howard, and James Walker
handle the dish machine in the
kitchen and also clean the
cafeteria every afternoon.
MENU
A variety ot food is served
in the cafeteria to over 850
students per day, with an
average of 300-450 plate lunch
es being purchased.
In addition to the plate
lunches, the I'ollowing items
are sold daily; 480 hamburgers,
360 hot dogs, 900 cartons of
milk, 225 packages of do-nuts.
Meadow Brook
Dairy
' I') I:1 , L
“Distributors of Health”
Telephone GI 2-1714
Rocky Mount
North Carolina
will be offered this year; bar- kitchen lunches in the future,
bscue (they make their own), she replied, “1 don’t think that
spaghetti, meat balls, beef |Senior High students would
stew, meat loaf, franks, mac- like the central kitchen meals,
aroni and cheese, ham, tuna When students get to Senior
salad, fish sticks, bologna. High, they’re not children any-
vienna sausage, turkey, and moSe. They have minds of
chicken. These meals will be thier own.”
served with two vegetables Hats off to you, Mrs. Hack-
and a bread. Incidentally, the ney, and your staff for your
rolls which proved so popular iaithiul work which will surely
last year will soon be sold continue for many years!
The Swimming Pool Wave
Is Not An Improved One; It
Is An Entirely New Pre
scription Wave. Don’t W2it
To Try One And Love It.
• EXCLUSIVE AT
ANITA'S
232 Tarboro Street
Phone GI 6-8165
VOGUE DRESS
SHOP
312 South Main St.
Phone GI 6-4108
“Fashions for Daytime
or Datetime”
Z. B. 6ULLUCK INC.
Englewood Brand Meats
Walnut
Barber Shop
4 Recistered Barbers
To Serve You
M. K. MOBLEY,
Hr Appointment
Telephone 442-2833
EsUbltehed 1902
Nash Brick
Company, Inc.
Manufacturers Of
Building & Facing Brick
Telephone GI 6-7030
Bocky Mount
North Carolina
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102 South Raleigh Street
Rocky Mount, N. C.
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