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

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ETTA LAWSON „ , ,, Olpe Club, ■2!(-’30-’31 ; Booster Club. 31; Paper Staff. ' :il; Erlitor-iu-C liief 1 ear Book, “LttER ,gj. j) [edal. ' 3(1 Once upon a time trouble knocked on Etta ' s door. (In liearing- a big langli lie turned away. ‘ ' Punctuate bite witli Laughter” wa.s tacked in plain view. Why did lie not take hee.l and ily before warned ' ' ALFRED SIMPKINS . Football, ' •2S- ' ' 2!)- ' 30 ; Basket-ball. ' 31: Baseball. ' 2,s- 2l)- ' 30 ; Caiitain, 31. . . . . It is “Al. needless to sav that ‘‘Al ' ' is a good atlilete and is geneially known as a jolly, all-aroiind sort of cha)i. At all times he is friendly, helpful and interested in others. He is worthy of the admiration and friendship he has won. KATHERINE ‘‘Kat” LAWRENCE . , . „ (ilee Club ’2!l- ' 30- ' 31 ; Idteiarv Club. ' 30; Boosters ' Club, 31 tsophie saw ■lanet (laynor in ‘ Sunnyside I ' p and has been laughing ever since. Consequently, the Class laughs witli lier. That ' s why she is so valuable, as a student and a pal. BEATRICE HOWARD „ Hi-V Club, ' 31; Boosters’ Club, ' 31, . . one who came to R. 11. S. from Alabaml disposition. Oh, yes! She does have one . . You have heard of southern belles? Here ' s A lovely face, a southern hrogue, and a carefree worry — “Reducing .IAKIE lepchitz Secretarv Hi-V, ' 31; Foothall, ' 30- ' 31 ; Basket-ball. 30-31; (, lee “Jake .g-[. .staff. .loke Editor; Senior Featvire. . . . . “.lakie in Soniordoin. as student, nuisician, and athlete. He is a joll good is a pleasure to be associated. Club. ' 31; Orchestra, holds a unique place fellow with whom it Fourteen

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VIRGIXIA (ilee Clnli. ’2!J; ear Hook vSUitf, ' ol ; Secvetaiy Class, ' 28: Senior Feature Vii- S ' inia is a good student, loyal t ' nend and a jolly companion. She is tore er cainassing in behalf of some scliool activity, and she is a good one for the job. ALLEN “Pfsty ' Football, ' 2h- ' ;i0: iIi- club. 81; I’aper Statf. ' 80- ' 81; Year Ih ok Slalf, ' 81: Senior Feature “doe Cutie is just one reason why the Class of ' 81 is a real Class. A good athlete, an excellent Husiness Manager, and abo e all. a g ' ntleman — One “who speaks with sincerity, frankness, and sympathy, ainl whose deed follows his word. RALPH EARLY “Shrle” (ilee Club. ' 81 Irene’s bursts of unique laught(‘r mark her place in our niemoiy. She is always gootl-humored and obliging Sliall we e er forget ihe way she )nastere ( -Miss Miller ' s Latin i IRENE FINK “Irene” ANNA Clee Club. 2! - ' 80-’8 1 : I ' aper Staff, ' 81 Vnna has giggled her way into the hearts of all the seniors. H u continuous giggling is heard througliout It. II. S. Her motto is. “I.augh and the world laughs with you; cry and ' ou ciy alone. WILLIAMSON “Annie” Haseball. ' 2!»- ' 80- ' 8 1 : lli- ball. ' 80 (Manager). . . I ut Hadford on the map. future is in store for him. STANLEY PORTER Chd . ‘81; Hasket-ball. ' 25 - ' 80- ' 8 1 ; Student Council; Foot- . . Stanley is another of those boys who will sooner or later We prophesy, because of his ability in every line, that a great “Porter” T hirteeti

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ARDIS SIIANKLIN Ili-V Chib. ' 31; Boosters ' Club, ' 31: Basket-ball. ' 31; (ilee Club. ' 31 (Vice-President). “ -Vruie . . . . Just look what blew in from the West Virginia hills. Beckley’s loss was our gain. Ardis has found a corner in the heart of every Senior, with her wit and freckles. . ii(l when it comes to Basket-ball, slie ' s a knock-out. JACK ROBERTS (.lee club, ’2!t- ' 30; Pootball, ' 2h- ' 3o; Business Manager ear Book This well- “1- CK fa ored young man is none other than our friend and class-mate. Jack, a good, all-around fel low. . lways a smile and friendly greeting for everybody. He lias but two weak- nesses — both are members of the fair sex. MARY McDonald (ilee Clul). ' 25b 3o- ' 31 ; Booster ' s Club. ' 31 (President): Hi-V Club, ' 30- ' 31 (Vice-Presi- dent); Ha-sket-ball. ' 31; Dramatic Clul . ’2d; Secretary Junior Class. 30 lake a princess in a fairy book. Mary has enslaved us all witli lier tinkling laugh and her charming manners. One bold youth, liowever, she leads around witli a silver cliain. . . . Lucky ‘r . . . And how! “Little Mary ELIZABETH MUTTESHEARD (ilee Clul), ' 29- ' 30; Paiier StafY, ' 31; Secretary Booster Club. ' 31; Hi-V Club. ‘30- ' 31 “ShIRT (President); V. D. C. Me lal, ' 30 ; .Senior Feature. ' 31 By the way, speaking of “Lis and cross-word puzzles, what does a dreamy, preoccupied expression and a letter sticking in an Arithmetic book mean? Don ' t know ' ? Well, it ' s ertical — four letters. VIVIAN EARLY (ilee Club. ' 20; lIi- . ’2f ' - 29; Oak Leaf Stati Just a moment, jdease, while we VlVlAv sing the jnaises of tliis youtli. (iooil-natured. neat in a]ipearance. big-hearted — an 1 we ‘ ‘ must not forget his business ability. We predict that the best in “Fates’ realm of future success shall be his. Fifteen