Jefferson High School - Acorn Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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Che Acorn LOUISE GREGG CASSERLEY Gi C2 Ge An A. Varsity Basket Ball, ’26—'27; Junior Basket Ball, ’26; Captain Senior Basket Ball, '’27; Monogram Club, 26-’27; Volley Ball, 26 Up one day and down the next, Sometimes happy, sometimes vexed; Likes athletics best of all, She’s some guard in basket ball. Most times sport clothes—sometimes dressy, But always with her friend—Maijessie. HARRY HASTON CHEATHAM “Bud” is a tall, handsome Senior, rather quiet, but a good pal and true friend. He is always in a good humor and ready to lend a helping hand. MHarry hasn’t yet d ecided where he will attend college but good luck to him. FLORENCE ELIZABETH CHICK Cee The youngest in the class—only fourteen. Light hair, blue eyes and a sweet disposition—this is Florence! Talk about grades! She knows how to make them, especially in Math. Florence plans to enter William and Mary next year and we will lose our only “‘chick.”’ GEORGE DAVID CHILDRESS Spanish Club ’26—'27 “Buddy ”’ is one of these quiet fellows who takes in a lot but doesn’t talk unless he can say something. To know him is to love him, as he is witty, full of fun and never angered. Heisa good sport in every way. LAURINE CHILTON Laurine is one of our tall, blond Seniors. She has a charming personality and a sweet disposition. She is always bright and cheerful, wherever she goes, and always willing to lend a helping hand. Old Hi wishes you great success in whatever you undertake. Best o’luck to you, Laurine,

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HULDA PENN CALLAWAY Hulda is our very small Senior. She is very popular : with both pupils and teachers. And smart? Yes, indeed. Hulda, though she doesn’t seem to burn the midnight oil you have heard the saying ‘‘ Little but loud’’—that’s Hulda exactly. Here’s wishing you success in what ever you undertake, Hulda. CHARLES WILLIAM CAMPER Spanish Club “Billy” is a most striking example of a typical senior, with his somewhat reserved manner and charming per- sonality. He possesses those admirable traits of good sportmanship and ability to study, which will without doubt -guide him through his career. PAGE F. CARDER Small, with light hair, blue eyes and a winning smile, that’s Page! His sunny disposition has won him many friends at old Hi. He will attend University of Virginia next year, and we are sure he will make a success. paktase wishes him much happiness in whatever he undertakes. JESSIE “BUD” CARTER President Class, ‘27; President Big Brother Club, 25-206; President Elect Big Brother Club, ’23—'24; Secretary Big Brother Club, ’23—’24; Hi-Y Club, ’24-'25—'26-'27; Varsity Football, '23—’24—'25; Monogram Club, '23-'24; Subscription Editor, Acorn, '24-'25; Sophomore Hall of Fame, '24-'25; Cooperative Council, ’23-'24; Secretary Cooperative, ’25—'26; Vice President Junior Class; President Junior Lions, ’25—'26-'27 ‘Always smiling.” ‘ Bud’s’’ record speaks for itself. Alabama claims him next year. Best luck! AUDREY LOUISE CASSELL Girls’ Club; French Club, ’26 An unusual type. A delightful mixture of old- faShioned charm and dignity with up-to-date pep, sympathy and ability. She is one of the few of whom it can be truth- fully said, ‘‘She is, in the highest sense, a friend.”

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wt Che Acorn +6 LEWIS JACKSON CLARKE Hi-Y, ’25—26-'27; Spanish Club; Treasurer, '26; President, 26: Secretary, '27; Cooperative Council, '24; Roanoke Roman. ’24—'25: Circulation Manager Acorn, ’26—27 “Jack”’ is the nickname for attractiveness, ability and brains. When it comes to grades, ‘‘Jack’’ doesn't get left far, ‘cause he’s always ‘‘there with the goods.” His activities speak for themselves. Jack’s going to Roanoke College and the University and then—he'll be a great lawyer, some day. ES a HENRY S. COFFEY Orchestra; Glee Club, ’27 Henry may be characterized by his winning smile and genial personality. His record at High, though not brilliant, is to be envied. ‘‘Ole Hi’s’’ loss is Va. Tech’s gain. We're 4 : : sure there’s success around the corner, and may bad luck se ‘ 4 always follow you, but never catch up with you. LEWIS RANDOLPH COLEMAN Lewis may not be known by everyone, but he has a very winning personality. He adapts himself particularly to engineering and mechanical work. For this reason he expects to attend V. P. I. Whatever you undertake, Lewis, the Class of ’27 feels it will be a success. RUBY MAY CONNER Ruby is the attractive little Senior that everybody knows and loves. She is planning to be somebody’s “stenog’’ soon, but we have our doubts. We hope that she will succeed in everything she undertakes in life and that she will be very happy. Here’s to you, Ruby. WALLACE CONNOLY Highest credit is due Wallace. Though handicapped, he has excelled in studies. We admire you and wish you every success. Mtoe pf LEED DOME Lia Zs — ca ics gS : Se cas Wee a. 4 16 3