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

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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

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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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EVELYN WILSON , r. .. Student Council, ‘dlt; I’lesidcut Class. (iloe Clui), ' 2!i; I.itcraiy Cluli, ’dO; Dramatic Clul), 2d; Senior Feature Here comes “K ’ dasliiu ; thi ' oujrh the liall with a smile ami a word to one and all; cute. atlracli e. lull ot i ej , there ' s no question about iiei rep. JAMES LUCAS “Llx” Itaseliall, ' 30- ' dl; Football. ' iHC !li-V Club, ' iin- l; (Hee Club. ' 2U; ear Book Stall ' . ’d1. . . . . Say ()u are lookiujr tor an actor : Here ' s w)ur cliance. .lames Iu•o ed his ability in acting Shakespeare’s ‘’Macbeth.” He is eiy potudar both in school ami in town, espe- cially with Hie opjiositc se.N. RUBY MANTZ “Little Ruby (Hee (iub. ■2?)-’;il ; Dramatic Club. Liteiaiy Club, ’: (► W ' e will alwavs lemember “Kuln as a little ; irl with iaiu»lnng eyes. Her tierpetual jrijjjile ami e erlast- i)ifj friendship make her popular with e eiy one, especially a “certain” brunette from I ' ulaski. (iENEVA COLE “f ' pvrv ” (Hee Club, Ml “Heiie a” is quiet ami sometimes studious. Iml it we jud;;e from ' ' the juautity of letters she received, those dimples ami browti eyes are not without etlect. WETA SLEDI) “Weenie “Weta” is always ery ipiiet in the classioom, which is prob.ibly to iier own aiBautaj e; ne eitheless, we miss her wlun she is not around. Sixteen