Radford High School - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Radford, VA)

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THE OAK LEAF, 1922 Se mor Cl ass Louise Hannah Haskett This beauty, for the destruction of mankind. Cherished her curls, that gracefully hung behind. Athenian Literary Society. Tins smiling lillle girl came to us from New River, and has won a place that is envied by all in the Senior Class. Everything goes well until some one presents anything that crawls and has four legs, and then a scream — and Louise is gone. We have found her to be a congenial friend — it might be well to say that to know her is to love her. Landon Coleman Gravatt Lazy, slom, and unconcerned. He men I to class, but seldom learned; But inspiration he bespied. For Keary sat by his side. Athenian Literary Society. Willis had only one rival for the honor of being voted the laziest member of the Senior Class, behold him! However, we notice that he is quickly transformed into a dynamo of energy when Keary makes a request. How marvelous are the powers of love! Nina Elizabeth Linkous Her price is far above rubies Athenian Literary Society. W hatsoever thy right hand lindelh to do, do with all thy might. This has been Nina ' s motto all through her high school life. We have found her a friend to all, faithful, diligent, and always ready to serve where she was best fitted. X ' Page tmenty tmo

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Senior Class Lucille Frances Greiner “ The finest garden in her loofys. And in her mind the wisest books ' Athenian Literary Society; Literary Editor Oak Leaf; Senior Latin Play; Valedictorian Class, ’22. For a long lime Lucille has been known as the most studious member of the Senior Class and as a result she leaves an unequaled record behind her. As the possessor of a most charming personality she has won many friends during her four years at R. H. S. Her steadiness and determination have been an example for us all, and we predict for her a brilliant future. Walter Curtis Goodykoontz Just a little fellow, with a mind supreme. Nothing impossible, is [Valter ' s theme. Athenian Literary Society; Senior Program; Treasurer Class, ’22. Behold our industrious and determined “Goody. He has always been very popular with both teachers and pupils. With his familiar slap-on-the-back, his congenial, and sunny nature, he wins many friends and holds them. Just a good sport is Goody, ready at all times to do his part and help others with theirs. Here’s luck and good wishes for your promising future, classmate. Ruby Johnson Hall Although she joined us rather late, we love her just the same. For Ruby is such a genial soul, — we re mighty glad she came. Athenian Literary Society. Ruby has been with us a shorter time than any senior, having spent three years in Christiansburg High before discovering her mistake. One of the prettiest girls in the class, cute and sweet, she is a favorite with all. Rage twenty-one

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THE OAK LEAF, 1922 ,,i,c eaws»E Senior Cl ass Eulalia Gladys Keister She has a jesl that is rare. Her wit is l(een — beware. Athenian Literary Society; French Club. Keary’s golden hair and engaging smile, coupled with her other various charms, have given her complete sway over the masculine element in the class. However, Keary is not only popular with the boys, but the girls too appreciate her witty remarks, her hilarious laughter, and her love for a good lime. James Trolinger Harvey “A lion among ladies — a most dreadful thing Athenian Literary Society; Assistant Business Manager Oak Leaf of ' 22; Treasurer Athenian Literary- Society, ' 21-’22; Varsity Football. ' 20: Varsity Baseball. ’21-’22; Varsity Football. ' 22; Senior Program. Commonly known as Bundy — is by common consent our most handsome boy. The girls rave about his irresistible dimples — can you blame them? We gaze in worshipful admiration at his golden hair, but he is not a dude — not Bundy. He is natural, unaffected, a most entertaining conversationalist, a good football player, and a loyal friend. Fay Yvoone Jennelle Behold our class beaut y, the lovely Miss Fay ; And her right to this title no one can gainsay. Athenian Literary Society; Club Editor Oak Leaf of ' 22; Jolly Set; French Club. Judge for yourself whether we voted wisely or not Coming lo us from Roanoke, she joined the L lass of 22 in our sophomore year. She is the song bird of our class and equally gifted as a pianist. Bubbling over with life and a sunny disposition, she has won the friendship of all. Page twenty-three