Page Four — THE GRYPHON
STUDENT TEACHER TAKES CHARGE — Steve Brown, a student from Carolina, helps
Boon McGee with his social studies. Absent are Miss Linda Precythe and Mrs. Jean
Jackson. (Photo by Bryant)
College Students Practice
Teaching At Senior High
“I think it’s a great school!”
Steve Brown, a student teacher,
made this remark concerning
Rocky Mount Senior High. At
the present lime three student
teachers are practicing at
Rocky Mount Senior High. They
are working under the super
vision of Mrs. Jacqueline
Heston, Mrs. Elaine Rose, and
Mrs. Mae Batts.
Steve Brown, Mrs. Heston’s
student teacher will remain at
Rocky Mount Senior High until
December 13. He is a senior at
North Carolina in Chapel Hill
where he is majoring in Social
Studies and Education. Mr.
Brown is from Waynesville. His
Cafeteria Offers
Milkshakes
The thick cold liquid slipped
down my throat, and around me
I could see the happy smiles of
RMSH students as they got their
first taste of one of senior high’s
favorite beverages, the
milkshake.
“Hey! They’re good!” the
students cri^, a statement
rarely heard in our infamous
school cafeteria. For only 39(
they could buy one of those
fantastic goopy concolions in
either chocolate or vanilla,
Of course, there are a few
people who do not like
milkshakes or who are holding
out for the day of hot fudge
sundaes. If the milkshakes
survive their 30-day trial
without being convicted of in
digestion or malnutrition, these
kids may get their wish!
outside activities include snow-
skiing and golf. He is presently
teaching two classes a day and
will eventually teach all four of
Mrs. Heston’s history classes.
Miss Lmda Precythe, the
student teacher working under
Mrs. Rose is from Faison. She
arrived in Rocky Mount on
October 21 and will remain until
December 13. She is a senior at
ihe University of North
Carolina in Chapel Hill. Miss
Precythe is temporarily living
with relatives in Spring Hope.
Mrs. Jean Jackson working
under the supervision of Mrs.
Batts is a native of Rocky
Mount. She began her work here
at RMSH the first of October
and will continue here until
December 6. She first attended
the University of North
Carolina in Chapel Hill and
transferred to Wesleyn when
she began her practice
teaching, Mrs. Jackson has
three children ages 14,12, and 9.
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VICA Officers Attend
District Meeting
The VICA Club journeyed to
Garner Senior High School on
Saturday, Nov. 16, to attend the
first District VICA Leadership
Training Conference.
This important conference
was attended by the presidents,
vice presidents, secretaries,
treasurers, and editors of
various high schools in North
Carolina. Those representing
RMSH were David Thompson,
Andre Bissette, Vickie Tanner,
Earl Yemans, and Mike Tapia.
Pamela Wilson, the second vice
president, was unable to attend.
After the opening ceremonies,
several guests of honor gave
RMSH Hosts
Choral Festival
Rocky Mount Senior High will
host a Christmas Concert on
December 12. Mr. Gupton,
music instructor, informed the
Gryphon that the best choirs in
the Rocky Mount City School
system have been invited to
participate in the choral
festival. The Rocky Mount
Senior High School Choir and
Women’s Glee Club are to
represent the Music Depart
ment from Senior High.
This concert will be the
largest choir ensemble to ever
amass in the RMSH auditorium.
Over 700 voices will be involved
in the concert. The en
tertainment will consist of both
sacred and secular music.
The program begins at 7:30
and there will be no admission
charge.
speeches pertaining to the
purposes of VICA. Later, the
officers attended discussion
meetings of their respective
offices. The purpose of the
meetings was to install in the
officers ideas for improvement
and to establish what is ex
pected of them. The meetings
helped to promote a feeling of
cooperation among the officers
and gave them numerous ideas
on fulfilling their duties.
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thing.
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thing.
Others initially do the right
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