Riverside High School - Riviera Yearbook (Louisburg, NC)

Page 8 text:

It isa pleasure to con- gratulate youand wish you Godspeed as you leave these familiar surroundings to meet the challenge of a changing world. You are graduating at the beginning of a new decade with a promise of new experience and change-the world of to- morrow, your world. As you join the ranks of Riverside Alumni, may you never forgetto be loyal to your Alma Mater and its precepts, to re- sponsibily participate in your community, to prac- tice wholesome individ- uality versus conformity, and to rise above medi- ocrity and reach excel- lence. = Saya V.H. Levister Dean of Girls Speech Therapist Mrs. Rodgers Again, we congratulate the Senior Class on its Annual. The Riviera has be come a part of our tradition here and we are happy to encourage all those who have had a part in its making. This is not merely arecording of the activities of our school but it represents a routine of work for boys and girls who are looking toward leadership in all efforts and movements for the building of a great citizenship. As you will see in these pages, Riverside High School has as its aim the promotion of character, culture and courtesy. ote: Coram — Thomas E. Conway Mr. O.T. Robinson Boys’ Mrs. V.H. Levister Girls’ Students who attend River- side may be divided into two distinct groups, boys and girls. Nothing can be done about that. Students may be scholastically classified as good and not so good. What can be done about that? mmost classes, girls outrank boys intheir achievement. The girls have done something about that. Men will soon wake up to find women better qualified for the better paying jobs. Boys, it is high time that you wake up and do something about that! ©. T. Robinson Dean of Boys Elementary Supervisor Mrs. M.H. Davis

Page 7 text:

He Dear Seniors: In every battle, I am informed that there is a beginning or jumping off point. You have just co pleted one of the skirmishes in the battle of life. Because you have been successful thus far, d indicate that you have finished or won the fight. In this, I would admonish you to remember the time-worn assertion: The race is not to the swift, but to him who endureth to the end. Best Wishes, ar C.A. Harris, Principal Secrelary and Clerical -rbsst.

Page 9 text:

Ou Parents Spoak Tothe Class of 1965 - Congratulati of a mile-stone in life - Geadaieton fan co As you stand on the threshold and look both happy and sad. There is happiness for obtained, and sadness at leaving cherished ; mpletj high School, a back, y ack, your heart is the goal y, have have endeared you to yourAlma Mater, — ‘ linger too long in retrospect, for the race js oo MUSt not This is only the completion of the first step in ‘ip beginning, of the opportunities that lie ahead for you. F, which you live offers a privilege of service is well prepared. Through your continued sacrifices and deter): to achieve perfection in whatever you undertake you may help your community to find a solution perplexing problems. As you move on to blaze new trails - surely yo to cherish memories of your four years at Riversia, doing - pledge new interest and loyalty towa, make yourAlma Matera place of which : proud. OF this pe to any per SOn ¥ ned effor to do in life to its man mM Wwill pause €, and by so d helping to you can ever b Mrs. Josephine Perry fund raising activity for the school's Activity Bus and newly hine Perry was chosen our P,.T,A, Queen for raising the —