Jefferson High School - Acorn Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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our lllllllllll Snow Queen llzlnee . . . will lie . . . guessing, lint never ltnowing lor surc '... posters, in- xilzitions, lztvors, liours ul Lle- torztting . . , mzul seztreli lor tzlelqs mtl st-oteli tape . . . llllfll details . .. cxliztustetl trntlge liome '... but tllztt nnglit, tlie rewztrtl . . . tlie lu-ztutilul tlresses, smiling lztees, swirling couples, zttmospliere of giitv :intl l'XCllt'lIll'lll lwitli one moment ol lnrezttliless silenee as llll'. Queen is zmnouneetll, eon- xey tlmnlts luetter tliztn wortls ever toulcl. All over except lor early prove it . . . prolsgrzllns, slogans, I isters, :tssemlnly . . . elllort to l 1 S wntlering lor weeks wlio tlie queen 1 First row, left to right: M. Jamison, A. Milam, R. Shoemaker, L. Childers, A. Irvin, Mr. Pitzer, Miss Bowman, Mr. Layman Second row, left to right: H. Gibson, B. Williams, P. Powell, H. Stultz, J. Collins, M. Gusler, E. Snedegar, R. Lower, B. Reid, N. Harmon, B. Dowdy, A. Saunders, niorningg L'lCZlll-lip tlutvl 5' Woodson' M' Ho s'oY ' Third row, left to right: E. Slusher, J. Hess, W. Young, J. Bell, M. Childers, l lonesty is tlie luest policy' . . . E' Fisher' R' Jenkins otutlenl Government lielpetl to ol tlie campaign . . . tlie intangible result. - - - More elections . . . tliis time for lllll7l'L'SS1lllSlllLlL'lllS witli tlie spirit ollieiz1ls of eity government . . . to take overl' down town . pictures in l1'01'fzf-.Yr'fc'.r . Z1IlUlllCl' day of new zulventure. First row, left to right: B. Southern, N. Thompson, P. Crowder, J. Akers, M. Moyers, L. Jefferson, E. Bowman . - . , . , - . . . second ww, len to right: B. Pon, s. Quinn, J. Parser, B. Harris, Aoocmllll ' ' ' mu mhmlxlo ll' B. Andrews, B. Thurman, J. Sadler, E. DeVaughn, N. Graham bc installed l l u this UIUC for thc Third row, left to right: B. Creasy, C. Light, B. Ray, C. Lucado, J. Kulp, i Y l . B- Wiley, R- Crawford, C. Maas National llonor Soeiety . . . again inspiration . . . Z1 eertiliezlte, tlte sliztke of Mr. PZIYIICQS ltantl . . . it means 21 lot. Cainpziigns . . . speeelies, slogans songs . . . election of ollieers tlmt will ez1rryon . , . tlie result zin- nouneed at the spring lvztnquet . . . the applause . . . tlie grateful beam on tlie new presitlent's fztee . . . eongrutulations, good lueli. llizxnlqs to Miss Moore, Miss Bow- man, Mr. Pitzer, Mr. l.z1ymz1n for

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Orientation finds the SOPHOMCRE standing at the threshold of the door to a new world, a new life . . . friends will be made . . . ideals will be formed . . . character and personality will be molded . . . jefferson High, its atmosphere, its environment, will be the foundation. l irst impressions . . . immensity of the school plant . . . new teachers . . . strange rooms . . . crowds of new people . . . Where,s the gym F . . . Show me the way to go home. Classes . . . so large and strange . . . new books . . . harder sub- jects . . . unfamiliar teachers . . . this means studying! . . . are those ancient people seniors F . . . 'cis the Society Hall in the base- ment? . . . election of oflicers . . . signing the blanks . . . politic- . ,, . ing . . . congratulations . . . settling down. 'l'he months go by . . . becoming Mr. W. R. Saunders Advisor Left to right: B. Long, Secretory: C. Self, President, E. Fisher, Vice President, C. Lee, Treasurer acquainted . . . learning bywmaking mistakes . . . becoming a part of the whole. End of the year . . . the Junior- Senior Prom . . . the gym has schi- zophrenia . . . bright decorations, matching formals . . . first year for all these big doin's l Final exams . . . the beginning of intense studying . . . Are similar triangles congruent? . . . 'cWho discovered America? . . . rattling pages in study hall, a shortage of midnight oil . . . we're through! . . . first year is gone . . . great expectations for the Junior year.