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

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PH ALIA MILES ■ ' Phai ia Lee (ilee Cliili, ' ’’D- ' KO- ' S I : Tieasurer lioosteis ' Cliili, ' 31; Hi-V Cliil). (Secretary ; Senior E ' eature, ii I : Paper Start, ' rtl; Presiilent (ilee flub, ' iil Plialia ' s meloli ous voice cauiiol be equaled iu Kailfmal High, lu sjtite ol lier dijriiity. a jrreat ttiture is iu store for her. eitlier as “Head of Postal Heiiarltitetit. or as a sttccessor to (lalli fttrci. DOROTHY NOLEX l.iteiary Chtb. ’rtu: Presidctit Class, ' . ' ill: Acat Hook Start, ' lit; Paper Start ' , ■:51. . . . . Dot “(ietit leiucu [ueter itloiidcs, jioy.s, watch ottr heart, wluui Dot falls, she 11 fall haul. (She is swaying now.) t)ur goldetidiaired beatify from New Hirer has certainly won a score of friends at H. 11. .S. OKA WADE ,,,, ,.. This S|ianisli beanl.r. Who is she ' . ' Wliy it ' s Ora Wade, She is one who needs no intro- DRIE dnction to lu ' r class. Very efficient in eri ' tything she nndeitakes, she will always hold a warni place in our hearts. CHARLES CALDWELL Orcliestia, ' 31; (ilee Cinh. ' 3n- ' 31; Senior Feature; ear Hook Start, 31; Paper Staff. ChARI.es •. 5 ,. Pianist, ' 31; Hi-V flnb, ' 30 Charles is just a genuine, jolly good fellow. Heady to gi ' you anything from a pin to a lesson on the piano. He is a pianist of unusual taient. and in the future may he succeed Paderewski. .JAXIE McCRAW , , . ,, (ilee Club, ' 2rt- ' 3f; Literary Club, ' 311. .... Hare you e er noticeil the glint of mrs- J.ANIE chief lurking in -fanie ' s eyes when slie smiles ' ; If you haren f you aren t among the lavored few who really know her and a(ipreciate her real value. Eighteen

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LUCILLE McConnell (ilee (‘lulu ' 31; ( a. 31. . . . “Modt ' stine, “ ' I ' liu F!aj)per,’ is Die ejiitliet of I.ucille, our quiet but studious seuior. I siip])ose you have heard her cominamliug- voice linking tiirougli tlie corridor at activities’ period, when she is on iluly. ‘Modkstine HARTWELL MII.LNER i-a ,y, and Dow! That ' s “Ted, Init he is a clean-iut. likaiile fellow, lie always looks at the sunny side of life, belieNing “e ery cdoud has a siher lining.” V ORM MILDRED COVEY (Dee t’lub. 31: Boosters ' Club, ’31; Senior Feature; Dianialie Cbdi. 2b “Midget, that ' s her.” She has the “Hawaii fever. In the near future we expect to find her iVlID(»El k(‘eping a tidy home for a certain young soldier beneath the palm trees. (Dee rlub. ' 2) : iiasket-ball, ixough! I should say she is. has a keen sen.se of luiiiior. ' 30-’31 . She surely makes GRACE RUTHERFORD Look out. .side-centers, here she comes, other teams toe the mark. (Dace also Gr.acie” HOWARD McConnell haseliall. 2b “I’lnto” has but two freckles, but they are on to]) of each other. all over his face, lieing Irish, he has a goo«l disfiosition jicppered with the Irish temper. HUl) He is very eflicient in his stinlics and work. When it comes to Hag-raising, he ' s a cham- pion. Seventeen

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ELOISE GRAHAM Diamatic C ' IuIj, 20; Literaiy C lub, 30 “Weese” in p Tson. if we only knew ' “W - - ' I’ulaski ( its inhabitants) like she tloes we would be (). K. Kloise, keei smiling your EESE way through. MARTHA TOMLINSON student Council, 31: lli-V Club, ‘30- ' 3l (President); Boosters’ Club, ' 31; CJlee Club. ' 20; Vice- I’resiflcnt Class, ' 30; CMass Historian Slie is never seen without a smile. Slie has shown her unusual al)ility as President of the Hi-V Clul), which we a luiit is a difticult task. Here ' s wishing you a sucresstul future, “Mardie. ‘Mardie” FLORENCE WEBB student Council, ' 31; Hi-V Club. ' 31; (Hee Club. ' 20; rndergraduate Medal, ' 28; Senior F ' eaturc, 31; Booster Club, ' 31; Erlitor-in-Chief I’aper, ' 31 One must know r LO Florence to appreciate her. She has a dual-personality. To the outsi«le world, she is very se«lati‘, while to her more intimate friends she is just the opposite. LESLIE BROOKS Football. ■27- ' 2 - ' 20- 3( .■ fat. bashful, curly-haireil boy emerged from Tyler pcc” . venue to enter H. H. S. This lazy-looking boy was predestined to make football liistory i-ESS at Radford Hi. Last season he was elected as an “All-State guard. . loval high sciiool stuilent with plenty of spirit, that ' s Leslie. (So, as we bid you farewell, we know that you will master wliatever you undertake, just as your 203 pounds of bulk stopped many opponeiit line plungc.s. That spirit of tiue friendship will carry you lo victory. Best o ' luck.) Sineteen