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

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OAK LEAF PAULIXe audkey cheismax “Pollu” ‘‘Silence is more eloquent than words.” RUTlt EEXESTIXE CLEMEXT “Ernie” “She hath a way to chase despair, to cure all grief, to cure all care.” EMMETT LEE COVEY “Half Pint” “Happy am 1 ; from care I ' m free; why aren ' t they all contented like me.” ERAXCIS VERXOX COVEY “Francis” “Quiet, reserved, and of a pleasing disposition.” EDWARD HEXRY DAVIS “Pete” “Known to few, but prized as far as known.” RACHEL LOIS DeHART “Red” “An open-hearted maiden, true and pure.” DORIS LT;CK EIXSTEIX “ 26 ” “She was fair and jolly, and always in for folly.” WALTER EDWARD EARMER “Ed” “The rule of my life is to make l)usiness a pleasure, and pleasure my business. ' ’ EM: IETT RALPH FARMER “Enimeii” “So late he is ashamed to look the clock in the face.” CHARLES EVERETTE FRETWELL “Big Four” “A bore is a fellow who opens his mouth and puts his feats in it.” 11

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THE 1940 KENETH STUART AKER “Doodlebug” “Never do today rvhat you can put off ' til tomorrow. ' ’ MAJIY CATHERINE AUSTIN “Kate” “Tlie true and good ret emble gold.” .MARCERY lUM.MA ATKINS “Miirgerg” “Athletic yet delicately I ' eminine — a good comhinatioii.” ROEERT IIARDINC AUSTIN “ Hunk” “ jolly good fellow.” AEZIE LEE HAENLTT “A. L” “She talks and we talk with her, we .stop and she talks alone.” ESTHER E. BOBBITT “Essie” “How can I study with love affairs on my hrain?’ ' ALICE LORRAINE BRINKLEY “Tom lug” “If you hrood over your troubles you’ll have a j)erlect hatch.” MARGARET HLLLN BROOKS “lledg Hoo” “With mirth ami laughter let old wrinkles come.” HETTY LOUISE CARNS “Cousin” “An apt leader of a gang, (diuck full of pep and slang. CHESTER LEAR CHARLTON “Chet” “He has concrete o] inions thorough- ly mixed and ])ermanently .set. 10

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THE 1940 A X N K I . I Z A 1 . E T 11 ( i 1 E 8 E X “Hou” “The girl whom we all hold dear. ’ ,A1ARY ALICE CODLEY “Mary “The path of duty is the way to glory.” 0 IIEXRY CllAKLTOX (li; AY BEAL “Coirfuot” “1 ])lay the musical instrument some, hut for my own amazement. WEXDELL II. HALL “Urchin” little rocket of laughter.” DAXIEL WEBSTER IIAHMOX ‘Dan” just A ’hen J feel like exercising, lie down until the feeling goes .MAirniA ADAMS IIEIXLIXE “Par “To know her is to trust her. ’ .MARY ELIZABETH IIEIXLIXE “Mary” “.Modest, simple, ami sweet.” RUTH .MAE WILSOX “ Iluiii” “She has the genius of loving aiid being loved.” WEXDELL HERBERT HEX I) LEY “ Wendell” “AVhere ignorance is bliss, tis folly to he wise.” BOBETTnXE HURD “Bobby” “Lseless as a pulled tooth.” 12