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

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One of Mr. Glass’s math classes works hard at an assignment. Miss Coombe helps some of her hard- working, eager math students. NEW MATH Mathematics has become the note of prog- ress ; it is a valuable asset for you who have a clear, calculating mind. It is based on the simple equation, “one and one equals two,” but it becomes more and more difficult as you leave Miss Keith helps students in the pro- grammed trig class. She also teaches college algebra and a very unique senior math class. Fido, one of our floating stu- dents, dozes during a math class, which is okay since he’d be making quite a disturbance if he were awake!

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Front row: Majorettes — Linda Newby, Ramona Hankins, Charlotte Gilmore, Connie Edwards, Donna Simpson. Second row: Bill Amonette, Barry Anderson, Kenneth Ramsey, Cathy Moses, Wilma Hutcheson, Pat Hammond, David Buchanan, Beth Nicholson, Gordon Dalton, Sammy Snead, Rosie St. Clair, Lynn Hutcheson, Faye Hunt. Third row: Jackie Pugh, Bonnie Cox, Brenda Covey, Rusty Wheeler, Linda Mills, Geraldine Calloway, Bill Hurd, Marsha Nicholson, Peggy Mayberry, Evans Flinchum, Robbie Gardiner, Greg Semones, Reggie Lane, Kenny Bondurant, Thomas Winkle, Bobby Nicholson, Sarah Board, Patsy Matney, Fred Wheeler. Fourth row: David Foster, Danny Sowers, Jimmy Hayse, Todd Wright, Bobby Trail, Kenny Cox, William McDaniel, A1 Morton, Peggy Gibson, Roley Altizer, Byron McCoy, John Taylor, Oakley Eaves, Corby Talton, Olen Smith, Linwood Horne, Gary Howell, Woodrow Yopp, Frank Clark, Sam Flinchum, and Roy Dickerson, drum major. BAND IS NOISE PET TO MUSIC MR. THOMAS M. DOBYNS Instrumental Music Moorehead College, B.S. Pep Band, Dance Band 1965-66 Majorettes — Linda Newby, Ramona Hankins, Charlotte Gil- more, head majorette, Connie Edwards and Donna Simpson. You feel a sudden desire to march. ONE-two, THREE- four, one-two-THREE-four, and your feet imaginatively march across the floor as you listen to the rhythmic sounds of your Radford High School Band.

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MR. RICHARD G. MISS MARTHA C. GLASS COOMBE Math Math East Tennessee State Radford College, B.A. University, B.S., M.A. Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor Varsity Basketball Coach, Tennis Coach Bill Faulkner and Phil Cochran think through one of Mrs. Wall’s (Algebra I) classes. CHALLENGES YOG the surface and penetrate into its deeper core. In math you deal with the accepted and the unknown. Your school provides you with the basic courses in math as well as advanced elective courses for you who wish to further your knowledge of mathematics. MRS. DAPHNE BULLARD WALL Algebra arroll College, A.B. MISS VIRGIE I. KEITH Mathematics Marion College, B.S. V.P.I., M.S. University of Virginia Advanced Graduate Study Sophomore Class Sponsor “That problem reminds me of a story when I was little,” says Miss Dobyns as she applies math to everyday life in her algebra and geometry classes. MISS RUBY DOBYNS Geometry, Business Arithmetic Radford College, B.S. U