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

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RADFORD HIGH SCHOOL 11 ELDEST CLINE “Ellen” A rare beauty for the destruction of mankind, with cherished locks that hang down behind. CAROLYN CURE “John Henry ” A good name is much more desirable than an abundance of gold. VERA DUNCAN “Buzz” When studies and pleasures clash, then studies go to smash. MURIEL FARMER “Muriel” Success comes with the substitution of information for imagination. FRANK FLANAGAN “Frankie” He is always courteous, even in the face of discourtesy. BILLY GERALD “Bill” Lazy, slow and unconcerned ; went to class and actually learned. HERBERT GODBEY “Ilerby” A lion among ladies — a most dreadful thing. SHERMAN HALL “Romeo” Manners make the man. GERTRUDE HARRIS “Sally” Athletic yet delicately feminine, a good combination. DOROTHY HEDGE “Dorth” Sombre, decisive, always ready with a smile.

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10 THE 1939 OAK LEAF MONTEZ ADAMS “Tez” Her response is as unplanned as a hiccup. HILDA AMOXETTE “ Am-ci-nut” She glamours for attention. LOTTIE AIT ST I X “Boots” Friends, like promises, when made should be kept. JOHN BAKER “John” A professional athlete of the tongue. HELEX BLEVINS “Helen” Xo rush, no worry, everything comes to her who waits. Why hurry? LUCY BOYER “Luce” She’s learned to sav things with her eyes that others waste time to put into words. VIRGINIA BROOKS “Jin” Success is achievement. The reward is incidental. LUCY CAMPBELL “Lucy” She’s what might he called an ecstatician. JAMES CHRIST MAX “Jimmy” The fellow who knows the most says nothing and lets the man that knows nothing do the talking. ILELEX CLARKE “ Conceited ” As a rule it ' s only the conceited that are contented.

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12 THE 1939 OAK LEAF CLARA JANE HINES “c. jy The way to have friends is to be one. LEONARD HODGE “Fudge” Wake up and give vour dreams a chance to come true. VIRGINIA HOWARD Virginia ” Her beauty causes a crisis in vocabularies. ELOISE HURT “Hurt” Every responsibility is an opportunity. DENNIS I GO “Denny” Work fascinates me. I just adore it. In fact. 1 can sit and stare at it all day long. BETTY JONES “Puddy” Her eyes punctuate her sentences. LEO KELLER “Leo” The fellow who makes his own way goes further. VIRGIN I A LAWSON “.Jenny” Love makes the clever foolish and the foolish clever. MARCUS LONG “Curley” He majored in a 1 i biology. LOUISE MARTIN “Louise” As far as suitors are concerned — the more the merrier.