Richmond High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Rockingham, NC)

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OHANTIOLEER P S Z, j 1' . IMRJQHN w. wooo , 1 LQ A K? ., f .L We, the Senior Class of l955, proudly dedicate this, the fith edition of The Chanticleef' to hi li MR. JOHN W. WOOD, our beloved principal. ll? He is a friend of all and is helpful wherever he can be. He has helped us survive the many ' roughs and toughs of our senior year. We know we can never fully repay him for his many kind words and deeds, but we hope that in some small way this will show him how much he is il Hi appreciated. As we depart from this school we leave with him our most sincere thanks and H i best wishes. 41 J, . if l 65' .. A A 4-,- 5.4 - r 4 0-W4 4v,L,ff 4- v-W-L-4,f4m e - h f- ' 7

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CHANTICLEER SCHOOL SONG Tig 3 privilege to be 3 part 3. Thy sons and daughters of O. R. beloved Of Old Richmond the red and the blue. For we know in each and every heart Alma Mater, to you we'1l e'er be true. Thy name Old Richmond renown'd We hail, we hail from far and near, Thy glories joyfully resound In songs of praise and mighty cheer. CHORUS Lift up, lift up their heads of pride, But whatsoever seas removed To thee, in love their lives are tied. When our school days are at an end And the parting hour so soon is here, May we always lovingly defend The name of our school we love so dear All hail to you, the Red and Blue Your praises we'll sing both loud and long, No matter where we go, our hearts with pride o'erflow, For you, our dear Old Richmond School. 6

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CHANTICLE CITIZENS OF OLD RICHMOND In honor of the citizens throughout the Old Richmond Community who so faithfully stood by us when we needed them most. 8