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

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Luther Moore Manager Baseball 30, Senior Stunt and Play. Senior P ' eatures. Staff Kadford Hi News. Atliletic Editor “Oak Leaf.” Lutlier is tlie wit of tlie class. He keeps us all roaring with laughter. Most of the witty people spend their time being funny but Luther stands well scliolasti- cally. is a talented actor and is a loyal supporter of our athletic teams. Christina McDonald S ecretary Hi-Y 30. Christina has certainly entwined herself in the very heart of the Senior Class — President. But tliat goes for the class, too, and they certainly make a charming couple. CjArnett Price Baseball ' 27, 28. ' 29, ' 30. Treasurer Senior Class ’30. Althougli Buck is small he sure can swing a ball bat, and trot with tlie pig skin. He has served faitli- fully, and well on the teams for old R. H. S. His serv- ices will surely be missed, not only as an athlete, but to the class and school as well. Mary Rankin Staff Kadford Hi News, Senior Features. Wilson lost an A-1 student when Mary came here to finish High School. She is numbered among the few veiy brilliant students at R. H. S., although modesty forbids her to admit that she possesses unusual mental ability the Senior Class was right in selecting her as the most studious girl. Elva Ritter President fHee Club ’30, Class Vice-President ' 27, Staff Radford Hi News. Assistant Editor Oak Leaf ' 30. Elva is not only a very efficient person but she is a very interesting one, too. especially to the opposite sex. And she is one of the few who can boast of having dates when in tlie fifth grade. She can also boast of an extraordinary selling ability. There is no doubt that she could sell an oil painting to a blind man. Thirteen

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W’lI.LIAM FIoUELI, Football ‘2fi. ' 27. Captain ' 28, ’29. Vice lbesi«lent Hi-V ‘27. Baseball ' 27. Captain ' 28. ’29, Senior Features Bill is certainly the most popular boy around R. H. S. He was almost the cause of a strike amon tlie students when they refused to let him play ball. He is the proud possessor of eight monograms and quite a string of feminine hearts. Bill, liowever, doesn’t wear his heart on his sleeve it is whispered that he left it at Marion. Blanche Lester Basket-ball ’80, Senior I’lay. Senior Stunt. A very popular girl indeed and a grand jumping center on the basket-ball team, too. Blanche is a girl that you can ' t help liking. She lias lots of pep ami when it comes to gloomy moments. Blanche can be de- pended upon to brighten them. Gwendolyn Llewelyn Wliere did you get those violet eyes that you cast so coquettishly about, can’t you tell? (iwen indeed you have a place in the heart of every Senior. If you ever 1 a e occasion to use any of Miss Miller’s P’rench let us know liow it works. CiRACE LuCADO “Disgrace,” as the boys call her. would grace any gatheiing. Wherever there is a good time Grace is in it and wherever Grace is. there is a good time. She will surely laugii lier way through the world as she has laughed herself into tlie hearts of her class mates. Helen Morehead Treasurer Hi-Y, President Stuilent Coun- cil. Basket-ball. Senior iMay, Features. Helen is deeply interested in eveiy activity of the school, ami as for basket-ball — -Gee! what a forward. She has a very pleasing Flisposition, and once she knows you. you may depend upon her ever lasting love and friendship. T welve

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Roy Roop When it comes to wit, liumor and mischief we find Hoy and Lutlier Moore accomplices. No matter where we see Hoy we find liim boiling over with plots and jokes but lie still finds time for study and to think of a blonde. H.arry Robertson Football ’2fJ, ' 27. ' 28, ■2rt, Baseball ’2fi, ' 27. ' 28, ' 2(1, Business Manager Oak Leaf, .Senior Play. F ' eature.s. Harry Hobertson ' s contributions to H. H. S. as an atlilete during his higli scliool career have been marve- lous. He is a clear thinker, is capable of performing almost any task |iut before him and — shh! he is a lady ' s man. The class was undoubtedly on the right track when lie was elected Best . 11 . round.” Everett Sh.ankun Treasurer Hi-Y Club ‘20, (Hee Club ' 30. Dramatic Club ' 20. IJverett is among the few that words fail to do jus- tice. His good natured bantering and humor never fails to Ining a laugh. Ve will miss you terribly Everett, you have a place that only you can fill. Blanche Sutherland Class Prophetess, Secretary Senior Class ’30, Member Stuflent Council, Basket- ball. Slats” is cliockerl full of scliool spirit, fun. ath- letics, anrl temper. Wlioa! that’s a compliment, any- way wlio could play ball like Blanche unless they have the ftghtinjf to win” ability? Keep up the good work Blanche, we are all anxious to liear of your inevitable success. Boyd Sutherland Baseball ’2(1, ' 27. ' 28, Captain ’29, Football ’27. ' 28, ’29, Captain ’30, Basket-ball ' 29, ' 30, Vice- President Student Council ’29. Assistant Business Manager The Oak Leak, Senior Features, Senior Play. To see one side of .libo’s character, a handsome, athletic, clean cut young (Jod (?) wouhl make you think that he is one of these heroes you read about. But, alas, he has a sense of humor, and he simply can ' t keep his mouth shut. He wouldn ' t do for the ideal hero after all because he is entirely too human. Fourteen