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Representatives Selected
The Student Representative
Assembly has begun its 1977-78
school year. During September,
each homeroom elected one
• homeroom student to represent
their homeroom in SRA meet
ing.
rheryl Bryant, President of
the Student Organization an
nounced the following home
room representatives that are
serving for first semester.
The representatives for the
Sophomore Class are; Jone
Simmons (004), Myra Newton
(Oil), Kevin Bunn (013), Jona
than Davis (102), George Booth
(109), Sylvia Edge (115), Eric
Gibson (116), Eva Phillips (117),
Shela Williams (128), Mary
Bulluck (132), Jamie Stevenson
(205), Steve Deloach (207), Con
nie Hinnant (209), Bill Merri-
field (210), Charles Myers (215),
Chuck Harvey (412), Laura
Waller (422), and David Downs
(501).
The Junior Class is repre
sented by: Donna Massie (002),
Cynthia Lloyd (006), Erica Byrd
(104), Gail Moore (106), Tonya
Barnes (111), Beth Berry (113),
Pam Gilliken (119), Marion
Blackburn (120), Linwood Silv
er (122), Chris Tant (129),
Karen Vernon (131), Melinda
Stone (206), Kate Pierce (211),
Denie Endula (214), Kathy Cal
lahan (216), Betty Parker (219),
Keitha Lawrence (415), Valerie
Mercer (416), Michael Boney
(423), Lee Ann Rainey (427),
and Susan Bandy (505).
The Senior Class is repre
sented by: Amy Smith (118),
Karen Dudley (010), Gary Bra
cket (014), Deloris Gray (107),
Elizabeth Peed (110), Rhonda
Marrow (118), Jeff Holloman
(124), Terrip Connor (126).
Michael Martin (130), I’atty
Harris (134), Otis Higgs (204),
Rhonda Bridges (208), Vicky
Foust (213), Pat Warren (414),
Debra Henderson (424), Moses
Hill (425), and Chris Valentine
(426).
in addition to the representa
tives the officers for each class
out of the SRA were announc
ed.
The Student Organization of
ficers are Cheryl M. Bryant,
President; Stephen Phillips, |
Vice-President; Teresa Ever- j
ette. Secretary; and Bruce Hay-i
den. Treasurer. |
The next scheduled meeting
of the SRA will be on Tuesday,
November 15, at first period.
GIRLS LAY BRICKS: Nancy Smithson and Pam Holland demonstrate their skiU in above pictures.
Photo by S. Clonts
Girls Participate In Bricklaying
For the first time in the
history of Rocky Mount Senior
High girls are participating jn”
the bricklaying classes.
Pam Holland, Nancy Smith
son and Tamela Willis are now
spending two hours every
school day in brUklaying class.'
During fifth and sixth period
the female bricklayers learn to
mix and spread mortar, build
brick corners and walls and
other masonary skills.
Mr. Paul Jenkins, the teacher
of the class, said that the girls
do everything the boys do and
seem to enjoy the class.
Tamela Willis commented
that she took the class because
, it was a course girls usually
don’t take. She also said that
she enjoyed the class very
much.
Nancy Smithson and Pam
Holland stated that they took
^he class because it was fun and
intieresting. They also said that
they took the class because
there is no homework.
Michael Ward and Anthony
Waterman agreed that they
enjoyed having girls in the
class. They also commented
that the girls did as good or
even better job bricklaying
than the boys.
FAMILY RECKKATION
Mon. Fri.
10 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Sal. 12 II
YKLI^W BKICK KOAD
Game Room
2l7Tarbon> St.
I Acn>ss from KdKt'fombe
Trrhl
Recreation:
Pinball. Foosball. Pool. .Air
Hockey, TV (James.
Snacks:
Sandwiches. Soft Drinks,
Other Snacks
No Alcohol Allowed)
Sharpe's
Formal Wear
For the Finest Quality
In Formal Attire
Mon.-Tues.-Thurs. 10-5:30
Fri. 10-6 Sat. 10-5
155 S. E. Main St.
John A. Dinan
Personal And Business Insurance
Unwashed
Englewood Square
Rocky Mount, N. C. 27801
Phone > 443-62
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Regular
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