THE BLiAOKBntD
Friday, Nov. 12, 1965
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Seniors Lead First Honor Roll
MARY ANN PREGNALL
JOHNNY WILLIAMS
Rotary Couple Named
The November Rotary couple,
Mary Ann Pregnall and John
ny Williams are a pair of
naturals. Mary Ann admits she
doesn’t know much about lit
erature; Johnny says he has
no hobbies!
Mary Ann is the type of girl
who roUs her hair on orange
juice, does all her thinking in
the bath-tub, and adores rid
ing tractors.
She confesses, “I’m not as up
on news events as I should be”
but she has all the newspaper
articles on the astronauts.
Gym is not a favorite subject
—“My feet get all tangled up
and I feel like an idiot.”
Only last month Mary Ann
was selected Girl of the Month
for Business and Professional
Women’s Club. Although she
was the first Rocky Mount girl
so honored, very few people
kned about it because Mary
*Ann is that kind of girl.
In other people, she wants
to fin da sense of humor and
politeness. In the Ideal Boy she
also wants to find somebody
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“Hair in my eyes when I’m
taking a test and leaky pens
are my gripes.” Thinking more
seriously, Mary Ann dislikes
people who use illegal pro
cedures when they disagree
with something.
She hopes to go to Wake
Forest where she will prepare
for future work on a lab.
“I hate put-ons,” protests
Johnny Williamis, talking about
the kind of girl he prefers
She had also better enjoy
dancing and sports and not be
too intelligent or too adept at
cooking Chinese food. The good-
looking football co-captain en
joys scouting, football, and
hunting.
Along with girls, Johnny adds
Dion Warwick, dances, Dick
Van Dyke, chewing gum and
“Get Smart” to his list of
I likes.”
Present favorite studies are
Spanish and physics. Johnny
plans on attending either Caro
lina or Wake Forest, where he
will possibly study medicine.
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Rocky Mount Senior High
School had 165 students on the
honor roll for the first six
weeks. Of these, 78 were sen
iors, 53 were juniors, and 34
were sophomores. Ten of these
students made the “A” honor
roll and 155 made the “B”
honbr roll.
12th Grade
“A” Honor RoU—^Blair Froh-
bose, Hugh Shearui.
“B” Honor Roll—Brenda Al-j
len, Henry Amerson, Bonita'
Bartholomew, Michael Batche
lor, Jamice !^wen, Jane Bras
well, Lonnie Bryant, Tim Bumn
Tommy Collins, Mike Colombo,
Jan Corn, Mary Cbrinth, Clay
Couch, Carol Coward, Mary
Fond Daughtridge, Jimmy Del-
bridge, Charles Dice, Becky
Edwards, Eddie Ellis, Beth
EzzeU, Gertie Ezzell, Paulette
Farmer, Adrianna Grant, Joyce
Greene, Margaret Griffin, Lea
Haggerty, Georgia Hand, Lor
aye Harris, Joihnny Hartness
Donnel Holt, Gloria Hutto
Edith Johnson, Shelia Johnson
David Jordon, Jimmy Kea
Cynthia Keeter, Martha Kin
cheloe, Susan Kovarco, Earle
Lowe, Emi Manabe, Dianne
Mayo, Jimmy McCullen, Jo
Ann Moore, Patsy Overman,
Sharon Parham, Kenmeth Pea
cock, Joan Peterson, David
Petway, Theresa Pollard, Mary
Ann PregnaU, Linda Ray, Em
est Redding, Barbara Reynolds
Bill Robbins, Bobby Robbins
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11th Grade
“A” Honor Holl—Bettie Jane
Ferrell, Beverly Rosser, Re
becca Sherriff, Margaret Thar-
rington, Nancy Wilson.
“B” Honor Roll—Dawn Ays-
cue, Dan Ballance, Carolyn
Ballentine, Joyce Berk, Frank
Bradley, Debbie Bullard, Caro
lyn Cannon, George Clack,
Kathy Conyers, Bobbie Creech,
Steve Crickmore, Joan Davis,
Margaret Davis, Sharon Dew’
Lynell Dudley. Sandy Easley,
Dwight Etheridge, John Gower,
Bruce Gurganus, Joyce Guz
man, Vickie Hinson, Lynda
Harrell, Janice Hunt, Sharon
James, Judy Jordan, Linda La-
Grange, Butch McCarver, Bill
Meakin, Joan Meeks, Jim Mid
dleton, Donna Mosley, Alexis
Munn, Donna Nash, Barbara
Overman, Debbie Pelt, Pame
la Ann Petway, Mack Pridgen,
Tessie Price, Carolyn Robards[
Lee Sanders, Linda Stallings!
Roger Stancil, Chris Stanley,
Carolyn Teague, Lucy Vester’
Marilyn Whitfield, Mary Ann
Williams, EUen Wins.tead.
10th Grade
“A” Honor RoU—Lynn Pul
len, Bardin Robbin, Lois Wat
son.
“B” Honor Roll—Stephen Bat
tle, Alyce Ann Bishop, Carolyn
Burnette, Faye Casey, Danny
Davis, Brien Drake, Stephen
Draper, Betty Elmore, Harry
Fish, Nancy Herring, Charlotte
High, Nick Johnson, Sharon
Kilpatrick, Charlotte Looney,
Howard Lupton, Betsy Mann,
Sherry McManus, Otto Moore,
Kathy Nowak, Sherry Page,
Marsh Pully, Tucker Roane,
Grayson Shuff, Lee SimreU,
Mike Stevens, Faye Tharring-
ton, Terry Thompson, Marilyn
Viverette, Carolyn White, Sarah
Willis, Johnny Worrell.
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