Reynolds Community High School - Yearbook (Reynolds, IL)

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PIETY HILL MEMORIES Frances Murdock and Clara Mae Kiesey, Editor and Business Manager, respectively, of the 1942 Yearbook, went to their English teacher and Adviser with the pro- posal that the Yearbook should havezaname of historical significance. After much research by the staff and ether inter- ested people, the name Piety Hill was submitted. Since the founding of Reynolds, the conspicuous hill in the northwest part of the village has been known as nPiety Hill.N It happened in Reynolds as it did in Greece and Home--Temples and Shrines were built in placescf promi- nence,on the hill tops. The founders of Reynolds built, in a place of prominence on Piety Hill, one of their most valued institutions, the school. Here it stands out as a symbol of the progressiveness of the entire community. The name, UPIETY HILLMEMORIESQ' was given to our 'Yearbook by the eceff in 1942 in order to keep alive' the memories of those happy days spent in high school on Piety Hill. --F. Bridgford