Radford High School - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Radford, VA)

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S E N 1 1 U S OF inti o JOHN BARTON “Jib “A high sense of honor and efficiency must be obtained.” ELIZABETH GILBERT “Elizabeth” “Far may we search before we find, a heart so gentle, sweet and kind.” MURIEL HEGWOOD “Muzzy” “Sink or swim; live or die; siu ' vive or perish; I give my heart and ha d to this — Oak Leaf. ” . -sUS- ERNEST FISHER “E. P” “He has a head to contrive; a ton- gue to persuade; and a hand to execute mischief.” AUBURN RATCLIFFE “Cedric” “His hair is not more sunny than his heart.” DOROTHY MCDONALD “Dot” “Dot’s” loving disposition and “cute” ways would make her easy to impose on, if our admiration of her did not preclude such a possibility.” LOUISE BELLE “Lou” “Her friendship she imparts to those she loves.” DAVID SUTPHIN “Dave” “A jolly good sport in a merry crowd.” 13

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I SENIORS oT 1930 Senior Class Organization OFFICERS Brainard Charlton Malvern Hetherington Helen Graham John Barton Miss Lewis Mr. Giesen j , . . . . President Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer Sponsors Colors: Green and White Motto: R2 Flower: Lily-of-the-V alley THE SENIORS Like leaves we come and go. Our stay though long’s but short, And in every gracious deed we show, The patience time hath wrought. Yet with all the power of our traits. The stormy world may rend Our souls with jealous hates, Whose wounds are hard to mend. But those of you who read these lines. Must rally in the fight. And turn to those guiding signs. That change darkness into light — So these parting words may call. Golden dreams to each and all. — John Barton. 12

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SEXKIRS OF 1936 DOROTHY CHRISMAN “Dot “She improves her charms with in- ward greatness and unaffected widom.” HELEN ROOF “Buttercup” “She might be called frivolous, light- hearted and gay, But those who know her say She is indeed a lovable girl.” JEFF LOFTUS “ Thomas Jeferson” “Napoleon is dead, Washington is dead; all the great men are dying; in fact, I don’t feel so well myself.” TOMMY EAKIN “Eleanor “She is a good sport, who recognizes that the true measure of success is in the joy of doing her best.” FRANCES DEYERLE “Philbert “Endowed with a creative imagina- tion of the sea. ” SHERMAN KANODE “Jo” “His cheerful disposition and pleas- ant smile, as well as his abiding friend- ship have endorsed him to the whole school. ” ROBERT ROTENBERRY “Bob” “Hang sorrow! Care will kill a cat; therefore, let’s be merry.” JEAN McConnell “Dallas” “She has the gift of winning friends.” 14 V