Jefferson High School - Acorn Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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' i7i.ifiFi9'fi7i.7iiffffi7Ziff!!! ROBERT FREDERICK BONDURANT TO be trusted is a greater compliment than to be loved. Fortunate is he who possesses both the love and confidence of his fellow-man. Such a one is Robert. His innate cour- tesy and integrity proclaim him a gentleman. May life bring him success and happiness. QLENE BOOTH Never worry and never hurry, that's the motto of Olene, one of our smallest seniors. With her spark- ling smile, and friendly manner, she has gained many close friends. Indeed, in June, this school will lose one of the sweetest personalities it has ever had. BEssrE BOSTON She loves to dance and loves her grand times, the type of girl the boys like to find. Ole Hi wOn't seem the same in the years to come without her viv- acious manner, charming personality, and wit. Here's all the luck in the world to a true friend, and a swell girl. .Na 'F' wh -,El 23 'va 10 CHRISTINE DILLARD BOWLES She's here, she's there, she's everywhere, -that's Christine. She may be little, but her friendly man- ner and attractive features have won her many friends here at Jefferson. Wherever she goes, or whatever she does, she will always be the tops with everyone. JAMES RUSSELL BOWMAN Dilattents in studies- Connoisseur of athletics and activities-Eyes that girls love-Personality that wins -A fellow for a friend- Dreads not the day just passed-Looks forward to tomorrow. He smiles through mud on the grid- iron and at the teacher's jokes in the classroom. RUSSELL ROBERT BOYD Football, '35, Track, 335, '36. Coming to us in '34 from Jackson Junior, Rus- sell, or better known as Bonehead,', has been a friendly and popular figure here at Jefferson. Active in sports, especially foot- ball and track-and with pep and unmatchable en- thusiasm-he has won many friends, X X X 9 :,:,:,:::::::: Qfffftqff -:fa

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XXXXXXXXKXX I llllllllll lllllllllll XXXXXXXKXN RICIYIMOND BIBLE Richmond Biblehas black hair and brown eyes. He is congenial, versatile,and has a pleasing personality. He pursues his work enthusi- astically. His favorite sports are hunting and baseball. Richmond's talent lies in his ability to sing and dance. A real pal for every- one. ROBERT J. BLANDING Vice President, Senior Class, Football, '35-'36, Basket Ball, '36-,375 Senior Hi-Y, ,36-'37, Treasurer, Expression Department, Fleur - de - Lys, f'W'hen Knighthood Was in Flower? As his quotation, Bob submits, A good repu- tation is more valuable than money. He's a million- aire! JAMES NIELVIN BLEVINS Melvin Blevins came to us in 1935 from Jackson Junior. His delightful dis- position, pleasing person- ality, and friendliness have made him popular with teachers and classmates alike. lXfflelvin's ambition is to become a florist and we are sure that he will succeed. be was 5 an em so ., -fEi22lit JEAN PHYLLIS BOARD The curtain rises, a small figure appears. Nlomen- tarily she is poised on her toes, and then, as if swayed by a breeze, Hits across the stage. Her personality beams. The curtain falls. Backstage, she reveals her sweetness which has made Jean the ideal of many. PETER C. BOISSEAU HP. C. came to us from 'Woodrow YVilson in the Spring of 1935. Since then he has become well-known and well-liked. He is witty, humorous, happy, carefree, helpful, friendly, and gen- erous and has made many friends. He is interested in all sports but likes base- ball best. RIARVIN HARRAH BOLEY Nlarvin, known as just Boley, is a friend to every one and has a smile for every friend, Public Speaking, Expression, Stagecraft, and Play Pro- duction have been his acti- vities. His motto is, Success will come To those who seek it. 5111! an fdffddadaffddnf my fda 1

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'XXXXXXXXXXX I llllllllln lllllllllll XXXXXXXXXN f li Q 0 lil I 'A . Clifl'.iJJf 'N f 'v L . K' X M V X651 J W 'XVILBUR XIVOOISSON BOYD Football, Track, ACORN Literary Staiig Sports Edi- tor. 'Tour-fortyn divides his time between all kinds of sports and creative writ- ing. He adds up his friends by the hundreds, keeps mul- tiplying them. His wit could not be subtracted from the ACORN without ' iding its value. LLOQD Evnkrm' BRACY . Lloyd, you may rest as- sured, is a quiet, easy-going nior, who loves a good time. He takes a part in commercial work and also in shop work. He is greatly interested in printing and more so in wood work. He might be summed up by saying, Still waters run deep. NIARGARET V1RGtN1A BRADY Nlargaret came to us from Jackson Junior High. She is five feet and 'one inch tall and weighs one hundred and ten pounds. She has black curly hair and brown eyes. Her leisure time is spent in reading books. She also enjoys swimming, baseball and basket ball, as well as other sports. GRACE KESLER BREEDEN Grace is a pal to every one. She is friendly, con- genial and sweet. She is liked by all because she is always the same. Grace, with her laughing brown eyes and light-brown hair, has occupied several posi- tions in our clubs. Nlay luck be with you always, Grace. XXKOODRONV CARLISLE BRIGHTWELL Yllhoopee, nobody but ole Woodrow! He is one of Hi's good looking fellows who sports around her halls. His pleasing personality and ready smile have Won him many friends among both boys and girls. We hate to give him over to N. B. C. Hi wishes him luck. PEGGY BROCKWELL Always a fmile, never ez frown Every o1Le'J happy when shelf around She haf plenty of pep, if full of fun And when given a taxle, 'llif ai good as done 011 her charm: one need not dwell But be a.r,ru1'ed. Jhrls .rimply :well affine? ffffdffaadfffaf 11 1 aff