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

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OHANTIOLEER That Peter, can really talk, Before he'd have anything hut a Plymouth, He'd walk, PETER DOUB TUTTLE , Critical Little in rtracture, But often wire in judgment. ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Class Officer Z, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 43 Bus Driver 4g F.F.A. Officer 25 4-H Club Officer 5g Annual Staff 43 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 French Club 33 Superlarive: Mos: Likely ro Succeed. 34

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CHANTICLEER TANYA CHRISTINE NAYLOR BARBARA JOANN BUTNER Salutatorian Valedictorian Deaf f1'iCHC1S, 0110 and all: The class Of 1953 So, as we step forth through the gateway to greet you. As an important epoch in our life night, clasmates, let us walk out into the world closes-- bravely- CLASS pOEM CLASS SONG Seniors, we must now say our last farewell, Where we will go only time can tell. We have had many good times at O. R. indeed, And hope we have learned our future needs. Our talking and singing in the O. R. halls, Brought on many happy times by one and all. But our happy times have come and gone, And our classmates we will miss as we face this world alone. Our school days have come to an end, And now we must leave O. R. to become women and men. Our principal and teachers will not forget, For leaving O. R. is our largest regret. As we leave O. R. the school we love so dear, We will go out in lift and praise our school with a mighty cheer. We will remember the students that we are leaving behind, And hope that they will keep us in mind. BILLY FLYNN, Class '55, Hail and farewell, dear companions, Friends that we know to be trueg Th' past with its rosy tomorrows, Day when our sorrows are few! Sweet be the lay of the songbird, Fragrant the flow'rs on our way, Lovely the dawn of the morning, Happy the hours of the day: Crystal the skies bend above us, Perfumed the earth and the air- What can our friends, tho' they lov Give us than school days more fair. Then shall our happiness, waning, Chill' neath the shadow and cloud? Shall the high heart never daunted, Low in the ashes be bow'd? Not if Thy words, Divine Master, Ever our inmost tho't fill, Brief is the life Thou hast given, Love is but doing Thy Willy Kind words are easily spoken, Endless their echoes may beg Kind deeds must ever betoken Hearts that are loyal to thee. C MRS. CHAS. BERNARD