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

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The Oak Leaf The Faculty Our teachers are the funniest things Some of them dance and some of them sing. They say “Be quiet and we pipe down For the rest of the day they zvear a frozen. “Pop” Eagle: he’s our head man He makes us step, zvhenever he can He is the guardian of our fort And you believe me he ' s a fine good sport. Miss Mears, 1 hear it zehispered round When school is over zeill leave our tozvn I ' m sure that Roy is just the type To giz ' c her happiness all her life. Miss Jones gets mad Oh boy, and hozv But can she s ' lng? Gee, she ' s a zvozv. Miss W ' hitelazo makes us step around. Tzvelve books to read in a year. U ' he ' ll she says And nozv for tomorrozv, W’e all start trembling zvith fear. If you zvoitld knozo movie stars To Aliss Morrison you should go Tor she knozvs them all from a to c. Quite intimate with some you know. Air. Giesen excells in athletics He’s a zoondcr at other things too, For zAien all the others are frozvning He smiles the zAiole day through. Aliss Brozvn’s an expert typist She keeps the books straiqht on the shelf. But zAien under her for a study period Aly dear — W ' atch! Watch yourself! Aliss Engart teaches History, She used to teach it to me She asks: “When zvas America dis- covered? Says I , “In sixteen ninety-three. Aliss Dobyns deserves a medal She sacrified all her joys. To advise the Student Council In helping our girls and boys. Aliss Caldzoell knozvs her Science And Algebra too, so they say. But at dieting, they tell me, she’s not so good. I zvonder if she’s tried the eighteen day. Aliss Alillcr teaches languages And zve have to heed her zvords, “Amo, amas, amat, she says, You bet! zve all have heard. Well I guess I’d better stop Though I’d like to tell some more, The things I’d like to say I can’t ’Cause I’m ’fraid I’ve gone too far. — Maryanne Bocock. Six

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Football ' 2f , ’29. ’30. Jiaseball ’29, ’30, Secretary Student rouncil ’28, Secivtaiy ' rreasurer Class ’29, Senior P’eatures. Yeah Cute! Tliat’s “Bill.” Cutest boy in tlie Senior Class not to mention l einu; a star atlilete. Bill has certainly been faithful to H. H. S. ami the football and baseball teams will miss liim next year. Reme mber that famous home run tliat tied tlie (Bade Spring game in ’29? Minnie Adams Stall Radford Hi News ’30, Photograph Editor Oak Leak, Senior Play, Basket-ball ’30. Literary Club, Cheer Leader. “Pictures, pictures, i)ictures!I They’re driving me crazy,” says Maryanne. No wonder what a job. Maiy- anne is certainly unfortunate but the Oak Leaf is de- cidedly lucky to have sucli a capable photograpli editor. No one could ha e done the job better. Or any other job for that matter. Secretary-Treasurer Class ' 27, Secretary Jdteraiy Club ' 29, Student Council ’29, ’30, fanager Basket-ball ’30. E litor U. II. S. News ’30. Editor “Tlie Oak Leaf” ’30, Senior Stunt. Features, Play. Literary Club ’30. If such a tiling is jiossible as R. II. S. liaving a heart, and seeing is belie ing (a look will convince you) tliat Minnie is in its center. It makes no ililference when, wliy or wliat slie is asked to do concerning school work, “I will try,” is always the answer receiveil. If Minnie keep.s this record a bright future is in store for her. Katherine Brooks Class Secretary ’2 n. Senior Play, Features, Staff Radford Hi News, Joke Editor Oak Leaf. Basket-ball ' 30, Cheer Leader ’30. The Seniors di I not err in tlieir selection of the “cutest girl” for “Kat” is certainly that. She is also an accomplished flirt. But she .says that’s really not her fault, for why should nature have given her such eyes if they weren ' t to be used. Evelyn Carden Vice-l‘iesi(leiit of ' 28. Class Keporter, Staff of Radfoni Hi News ' 30, Senior Play. Who is that regal looking blonde ' . people whisper Then Evelyn emits one of iier famous giggles and they find cut that she is not Touch-me-not” after all. Beautiful ' ? Admitted. But Dumb ' ? Don ' t you believe it. That part doesn’t fit. Eight