Class Song

The years have flown, our childhood’s past,
But always we’ll remember
Those cherished days at R.H.S.
That came with each September.
We set our goals, we followed our star,
We stood for truth and right.
We pinned our hopes on dreams afar;
We learned to hope and to fight.
The time has come for us to part
And go our separate ways.
We face the years with care-free heart;
Success shall crown our days.
To Thee, dear R.H.S., we raise,
With voices strong and true,
A melody of loyal praise
To show our love for you.

Chorus:
Seniors of Sixty, hold fast to your dreams;
Build mansions with truth, use kindness as beams.
Make your lives worthy for others to see,
Guided by service and true charity.
Class of 1960, hail!
Hail, all hail to thee!
We raise our voices loud and strong
To prove our loyalty.

Words:
Buddy Watters
Brucie Tull
Martha McLester
Robert Jackson

Music:
Bessie Dawkins
Joanne Haigler
Bill Newberry

Class Motto

“So much to do;
So little done!
The strife’s just beginning;
The battle’s not won.”

Class Colors

Red and White

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