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

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CHANTICLEER CLASS HISTORY ,gg As we tread through the last chapter of the history of our class this year, we realize that for many of us it will be our last time to register as students. As we look back over the chapters of our book, we find that we have had some rough roads to go over, nevertheless, we shall look over our school years as the happiest ones of our lives. In the first cha ter of our book, 1941, we find about 35 boys and girls register- ing in the first gra e. With Mrs. Grace Coon as our guide, we are started on the road to learning. Most of us find the way without any trouble while a few are always stumbling and dragging along behind. As the first year draws to a close, the fundamentals of school work seem easier. ' In 1942, we are having a wonderful time in the summer vacation months, but as September rolls around we find ourselves putting our shoes on and plod- ding back to school. This year we are given a new guide to take with us on our journey. Her name is Mrs. Hazel Newsome. With Mrs. Newsome as our guide, we come upon many exciting adventures. She is teaching us how to add, subtract, seems to be lost. Her name is Jeanette Butner, who has strayed away from Elkm Having Jeanette with us makes us very happy. We find the third chapter a pleasant one. We are given two guides. Miss Doub leads us through the field of music. Here we leam to sing and to act. Through her instructions we put on many exciting operettas. If we are not with Miss Doub, we are going through the thicket of multiplication tables with Mrs. juamta Wood. Sometimes the going is rough, but through her patience we pull through. Entering the fourth grade, we find Miss Lucy B. Matthews Cnow Mrs. Millerj ready to lead us down a long journey in our geography book. We travel to various countries all over the world, and find the trips rather exciting. We also take time out to do some painting. Before starting our fifth chapter of adventures, we have quite a mountain to climb. We soon reach the top and find Miss Naomi Phillips ready to put us to work. We are kept very busy learning the history of America. As we climb the adventurous road to learning, we see a little girl who During the sixth chapter of our journey through school we find Miss Ada Mae Lane as our guide. Besides our school work we take time out for some fun. One day the class journeyed to Boiling Springs. Here we enjoyed a wonderful picnic. As Christmas rolls around a wonderful party is given by one of our former class-mates, Martha Nance. We find Miss Anne Truitt a wonderful person to share our experiences as we start our seventh joumey. There are many hard battles, but most of us pull through and continue our joumey of learning. We are very proud to have another of our school chums to join us from Rural Hall and to travel with us on our many exciting places that we go. She is none. other than Nancy Moore. The, class pre- sents Charles Dickens' Christmas Carol this year. We are all thrilled at having been able to be actors and actresses in this play. Looking back over the chapters, we seem to have had all women instruc- tors. Our eighth year we find Mr. Hunter as our most reliable guide. He spends a great deal of time preparing us for our journey to high school. At the end of a most interesting experience with him, we all enjoy a Weiner roast at Reynolds Park. - 4 ' .-1 is 1 X, H: 4 1 5. i T T ' ff' , W .. ff gg , i f rv ...W iv' 1' - X55 .f C if vi W 'fi' ' A iff - 1 s l If f , -, g e i' Nay