Randleman High School - Rendezvous Yearbook (Randleman, NC)

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L. H. BALLARD, Principal Principal’s Message To the Graduates of 1950: As you arrive at this station of personal achievement which marks a def- inite step in the right direction, I would remind you that your graduation is a result not only of your interest and endeavor, but also of the unrelenting efforts of your family, your friends, ard the countless thousands who are responsible for our present school system. You have an obligation to your- self and to others who have made your graduation possible;you are obligated to use your knowledge in the service of mankind. There is a definite place for each of you in our society where the rewardis enduring personal happi- ness. I would remind you again that you are a living exampleof the product of this institution. Your success will bring recognition to your Alma Mater. Your obligation to this school will be fully redeemed when you seize every opportunity for personal achievement and for service to humanity. I, as your present principal, would have you know that I shall be forever interested in your success and happiness.