Jefferson High School - Acorn Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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ha Sn Ln aD ae A ie wt Che Acorn +e JEAN AL LE N AUSTIN ait diced she gwill ait you may depend on Tfgshe wongt she won't and that’s the end of it.” Ifwyou see a quiet, good-looking, blue- eyed Seffior in the hallsj;that’s Jean. She’ s going to college nextiatfand has the best wishes of 26. STUART RUCKER AYERS Stuart, the quietest, sincerest and most sym- pathetic boy in. our Class, graduated at mid- term. He was noted in his classes for good- natured acceptance of responsibilities and his perseverance until the most seemingly insur- mountable obstacles had been overcome. Stuart plans for consular service in foreign countries. He'll reach his goal. LAVINIA CATHERINE BAILEY Friendly, kind and loving is “Beania.” She is always willing to help with whatever she is asked to do. She has gained the admiration of all by her sunny disposition. May her future be happy, whatever she does. DOROTHY GORDON BALDWIN Chairman Service Committee; G. C.; Vice President, Wisehefu Club One of H's sweetest and most attractive girls. She is full of pep and equally as studious. “Dot” has much personal charm which has made her extremely popular. Her heart seems to be in Salem now. Sadly her friends at Ole Hi see her leave. (14)

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% DAVID McCARLY ARMSTRONG SVP. David is an all-round, practical sort’ of a fellow—good looking, sociable, athletic, jolly and scholarly. On the track team try to see his flying feet. We do not know David’s plans for the future but we know wherever he is he will play his part well. MAE ELIZABETH ARNOLD Se “Happy am I, and free, Why are not all contented like me?” Quiet and demure is Mae, She is expecting to attend Radford, but who can tell, Since she is so fond of a certain kind of “Bun.” The Class of ’26 wishes her A bright and happy future. WILLIE MILDRED ARTHUR | Always cheerful—never blue, A little mischief-maker, too. Things she does are all well done, At home, at school, or just in fun. We hope she'll always have success, What could we wish her more or less? Of course, you know of whom we speak, It’s “Willie !” HUGH LINWOOD ATKINSON ! “Lin’—that sweet and peppy Senior that everybody hears and sees around Hi. He is an excellen t student, especially in Math. “Lin” hasn’t decided which the lucky school will be next year, but best o’ luck is the parting wish of the Class of ’26 for it’s ‘most talented boy.” (13 ) Che Acorn

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Che Acorn % f ALICE BAHLDEEN BANDY - | You know her—everyone does! One of the sweetest and most attractive girls at Olé Hi— well, that’s Bahldeen. Is she good looking? Just ask anybody at V. P. I.! She has won a host of friends both in school and out. Best of luck, Bahldeen—we lose what Hollins gains! LINA ELIZABETH BARNETT Ga, Tall, dignified, tractive and always smiling. That’s “Lix’— : made just loads of friends b it gnd out, of schogl. “Liz” claims to be a m Shd s ready to go to Bedfor yt fro te Crass af ’26 go with her in all hetYundertaktrgs. MELVIN FRIEDLIN BARNETT REC. eVicew President) | bone 207.) reasurer . L. S., 725; Declamation Representative, 25-'26; Public Speaking Representative, ’25; Reading Representative, ’26. Come—let us pledge the health of Hi’s great orator, Melvin! May the Goddess of Fortune continue to smile on him. LENA GLADYS BEAMER ? “A wee, bonme lass like a sweet wild rose.” Lena is a shining example of the old proverb: “Precious articles come in small packages.” She’s an all-round good student. “Little Bits,” popular, peppy, attractive, dainty and clever —that’s Lena. So here’s to her success and future happiness. (15 3