Jefferson High School - Acorn Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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Che Acorn HAZEL ARMISTEAD Girls’ Club Better known as “ Jum’’ to her many friends, is demure and quiet and is the retiring maid whom all love. A friend in need is a friend in deed, that’s Jum. Hollins will claim her next year. Jum, here’s to you. HELEN MARIE ASHWELL Helen is always smiling. Talented, yes, she can make the piano keys ring with tunes that entertain all her friends, even ‘‘ Nichols.’’ She is very studious and is always willing to help anyone who isin need. Wecertainly envy National Business College next vear. Best of luck, Helen. BEULAH ATKINS A dark-eyed beauty! Beulah is sweet, sporty, and always helps you over the ruts. She spreads wars and rumors of wars on Cupid’s battlefield. We know that in the football game of life, Beulah will stay in all the time, not get knocked out and will score a winning touchdown. ROY LEE BAILEY “ T’ll be merry, I'll be free, I'll be sad for nobody.” Such is Roy’s disposition. His sunny smile and in- variable good humor will forever keep him in our memory. His mathematical ability can lead to nothing but greater achievements. Although he is undecided as to his future, we know that he will reach the pinnacle of success. MAY I. BALDWIN Basket Ball Class Team, ’24—'25—'26; G. C.; Wishefu Club Gentlemen may prefer blonds, but V. P. I. and Roanoke College prefer this brunette. Dashing, vivacious, pretty, carefree, she smiles her way through everything. A versatile athlete who passes her subjects as cleverly as she plays basket ball. She hascaptured Hi. Farmville is next. A

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@ U0 ce Acorn ZELDA ESTELLE ACH Ge Ge UW 21. 8S. Z is for Zeal E is for Efficient A is for Adorable L is for Loyal C is for Clever D is for Devilish H is for Happy A is for Attractive This is how we know Zelda! RAPHAEL MONROE ALGER fag FES Raphael is quiet, though friendly, and is studious as is shown by his record. He is capable, ambitious and origi- nal and is inclined toward the literary field. His presence in Ole Hi will be missed next fall When he is a Tbe at Hampden-Sidney College. HOWARD ALTIZER Football, ’24-'25; Track, ’27; Monogram Club; Sergeant at Arms; Secretary and Treasurer Jefferson Cotillion Luck to you, “Fatz.”’ We wish you much luck at Alabama. MARY RICHMOND ANDERSON Mary has blue eyes and dark curly hair, a mixture of pep, vivacity and a charming personality. She’s a jolly good sport and is very popular, especially with V. P. I. and Richmond. An interesting conversationalist, a good friend, and a true, blue pal. Best of luck to you from the Class of ’27. ELIZABETH BAKER ANTRIM Girls’ Club, 1925-'26-'27; Social Chairman of Girls’ Club '26-'27; French Club, ’25-'26; Booster Club, ’26-'27; Historian of Booster Club ’26-'27 Here’s to Liz, one of Hi's most attractive seniors. For she certainly has a winning personality. Jefferson High will suffer a great loss when she goes to Farmville next year. Best of luck, Liz,

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ut Che Acorn ts FRANK MILLS BALLINGER Basket Ball, ’27 The tall, dignified, wide-awake (?) senior—Although he says that he isa woman-hater, we notice that his attractive, likeable personality and his ability to argue have gained for him numerous friends—We expect great things from Frank. MARY VIVIAN BARRY Girls’ Club Pretty, attractive and popular—that’s Vivian. Vivian has a rare combination of beauty and brains, and by her winning smile and attractive personality has won a host of friends around ole Hi. We just couldn't get along without Vivian and we expect great things of her in the future. LUCY ADRIA BEAHM SiC, 20 ae B-eloved. E-ndeared to all. A-thletic. H-as loads of friends. M-erry and mischievous. EDWIN IRVING BELL Vice President Sophomore Class; Monogram Club, '25—'26; Big Brother Club, '25-'26-'27; Track, '25—'26; Football Team, '25—'26 Who in Hi doesn’t know Dumbell? A scholar he could have been, but wasn’t, which gave him plenty of time to be a musical man, a sheik with the ladies, and a fullback on the Big Red Team—Quite a combination! EDMUND BERKELEY “Acorn” Representative, 26-27 Edmund is one of our new Seniors, but with his pleasing personality he has won a place in the hearts of everyone with whom he has come in contact. High loses a good student when Edmund goes to Episcopal High. Success to you, Edmund! $ 10 9