Reidsville High School - Renocahi Yearbook (Reidsville, NC)

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DEDICATION To ONE ivho has done all in his power to prepare us to bring forth our fruit in its season, and may what- soever he doeth prosper — Mr. J. L. Holmes Page Two

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THE 1947 HENDCAHI CLASS CREED We, the senior class of Reidsville High School, have for- mulated a set of beliefs which have strengthened our school spirit, and one which we think will enhance our chance of success in the future: I. We believe in Reidsville High School as an institu- tion of high scholastic and moral standards established for the purpose of enriching our lives with better education and physical training. Many of us will go on to more ad- vanced citadels of learning, but we shall retain our love and respect for this institution. II. We believe in the integrity of the faculty. We be- lieve in the knowledge and principles which our teachers have sagely and forcefully imparted to us. III. We believe in our student government as an or- ganization which teaches democracy by practice. IV. We believe in Reidsville, our own beloved city, and in its ever forward progress in the modern world. V. We believe in our class motto, I shall be like that tree, I shall die at the top. We believe that, in years to come, it will be an incentive to us to overcome seemingly insurmountable difficulties and to push on to greater achievements. VI. We believe in ourselves, who have great poten- tialities and a great future ahead of us if we take the opportunities that are ours. Bill Oliver, Jr. David Young, Jr. Published by THE SENIOR CLASS REIDSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Reidsville, North Carolina

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THEME The Staff of Renocahi has chosen as the theme of its 1947 edition Psalm 1 :3 — And he shall be like a tree planted by the rivers of water, that bringeth forth its fruit in its season; his leaf also shall not ' wither; and whatsoever he doeth shall prosper. Page Three