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

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evudv MOTTO “Hitch your wagon to a star.” Colors Blue and Gold Flower Rose OFFICERS CHARLES RANDOLPH CREWS PRESIDENT “Doc “The tower of strength which stood four square to all the winds that blew.” • DAVID CLOYD STEVENS VICE-PRESIDENT “Sieve “I have enjoyed the happiness of the world; I have loved.” • DOROTHY ELIZABETH DAMEWOOD SECRETARY “Dot “A dash — a Dot — and here’s to her smile. A winning way — a friend worthwhile.” HELEN WARREN KEMP TREASURER “Kemp “She’d rather be late, she’d rather not go, If she can’t get there dressed just so.”

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4 55 (P- “THE CLASS OF ’41” We ' ve worked and laughed together, friends, But now our worl( is done. Tis with regret that now we leave The class of ' 41 . We ' ll lool( upon old Radford High, A -gleaming in the sun. And proudly state we did attend The class of ' 41. But all good things must sometimes end. Our honors we have Won. We love it and we hate to leave The class of ' 41 . So now give thanl(s to Radford High, For all our worl( and fun. And may we come bacl( home someday The class of ' 41 . Eunice Mannon Magaline Cornette A DREAM In visions of the darkest night. I ' ve dreamed of joys departed. But R.H.S., our life and light. Has left me broken-hearted. Oh, what is not a dream by day, T o him whose eyes are cast On things around him with a ray Of Radford High School ' s past. The dream of school, that well meant dream. While all the world n as chiding. Hath cheered me as a lovely beam Our Radford High School guiding. But though that light through storm and night. Did tremble from afar. What could there be more purely bright Than Radford High, our guiding star? Stanley Martin ( With Apologies to Poe )

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THE 1941 RUDOLPH HOWARD ALBERT Rudd)) “An honest man’s the noblest work of God. WILBUR FRANKLIN AMONETTE, 111 Dubby Here’s to Love — the only fire against which there is no insurance. OLIVER SPENCER ATKINSON St(eeby Let the world slide. HUBERT LEE BARTON Foochic “It is a wise head that makes a steel tongue. HAROLD FRANKLIN BEINKAMPEN Deiny God made him, and therefore let him pass for a man. MILDRED INEZ BOULTON “ Shorty “To know her is to love her. PEGGY JANE BURTON Peggy ”1 agree with no man’s opinions. I have some of my own.” DOROTHY MAE CAMPBELL Dot She has very little to say but does a great deal of thinking. GRACE ELIZABETH CAMPBELL “Grace Why take people to heart, They’re all crazy. ' RUTH ESTHER CASHION Nig Not too sober, not too gay. But just a real girl in every way. DOUGLAS HARMON CASSELL Doug ' What I think, I must speak. MARGARET INEZ CLARKE Suzie ’’ Her cooperative ways will carry her through life. 10 SENIORS