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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1942 volume:

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BERNARD TILLEY, Editor Czrnienia ' Boox I FACULTY BOOK II CLASSES BooK III ACTIVITIES Boox IV ADVERTISEMENTS . jf' 1 T , if A tj lc 7 1 Q-Jil . Q Q4 , t ff' all 6 ht f' - S I 42 ,X4 - J '-'L' .X I,: I Y Q.. 4 Lg N1 FREU O, VVYGAI. Superintendent of Schools LORENA BROWN Secretary LUCIEN D. ADAMS Principal LYNN D. BARTLET1' English, Social Studies RUBY DOEYNS Mathematics ALMA V. LOWANCE It English, smut studies? DONALD E. SXVEET Industrial Arts DOROTHY MII.LER Latin. French M rw GEORGE H. STIFE Diversified Occupations MARLIAREAT RIJTHERFORD L1brarian JOYCE RIELEY English, Social Studies ZENOBIA JONES BARTLETT Eighth Grade, Music ETIIEL M. ROBERTS Ninth Grade LENA BONES Physical Education MARION S. ROBERTS Physical Education, Coach FAR.-AH RUST Home Economics PERNIE FERGUSON Eighth Grade , EILEEN YEATTS X Eighth Grade BETH JORDAN Home Economics SHIRLEY L. P1-IELPS Ninth Grade I. WEEE SURRATT Ninth Grade EULA PHILLIPS Eighth Grade NOT PICTURED FRANCES SYDNOR Band EUGENE HALEY Chemistry, Physics 53 . ' ,cami- jajmg 0721 J'iC??ff?ff WW 1 ff J ' . 7 , . A ,u - , K 5 214017 Lf- NVQ?-2fJ.g V ifgtWa5J 4 ,-, r 1 YQ K K W X 01 v Q6 ff I I J I I I I E' Q' CJ W 5 ,lfli 1 f G x fd r X NXT 'KN Q, ? inf I r 'X F is 5 'Y-WX J 4 - 'fffxxh W1 5 C X I'-il! fvfvv x F 152, J 33, 72 RQ 'L A- 45 FTA v ' . XX ff Q S J , X X, ,, J xl W 5005.2 Y cf gi 61440 S, . Q 'Q 'S- .f'X .- x Q Eg. up .-E' COLORS Maroon and Silver mice 4144 MOTTO Line and Learnn FLOWER Tulip OFFICERS .IRAN l'lRNEST SPIERS Prffidmzt L'w1iNI1': A mighty hunter was she, And her prey was mann BARBARA JANE BOND Vin' Preridenl NBOBBYJ, Women are wiser than men because they know less and understand more Lois Vmc1N1A l AR1u1f:14 Secretary Lois A good disposition is more valuable than goldv GLAIJYS LOUISE CREGCER Trfafufer LUm',' She has more kinfolks than a microbeu +5l3l3+ NIARY VIRGINIA ABBOTT 'KSHORT STUFFH She puts her studies aside for a hrainy daV GEORGE WAIILACF1 AKERS BUDDYH As all athlete Bud really rates But as a lover-WOVVl he's great. ELIZABETH BLANCIJIE MYERS HBETTYH 'LGood nature and good sense are usually good compamonsu HOWARD EDGAR ALDERMAN uPU'I'l',, HI am, what I am, and that's all I ani BRADY JACK ALLEN IAJACKN 'lSometimes a man with a clear con- science only has a poor memory CLAUDINE VELTIE ALTIZER MONKEY I say little, but think more BORBIE RUTH ANDERSON TooTIIi Hlrresponsible as quicksilver' DORIS VIRGINIA .ARNOLD DORIS Love makes the clever foolish and the foolish clever VVILLIAM ALBERT AUSTIN fl BUNKYI Of all the forms of discourse, he seems to prefer argument CAROLINE GALWAY BALDVVIN BAWLERU Here's to love-the only HTC against which there is no Insurance JEVVEL FRANKLIN BLEVENS In IEWELII VVhv take life seriousl ? I ' - - y I Well never et out of It alive anvwav ' g . . ANNETTE FTIIEL BRALLEY For every woman who makes a fool out of a man, there is another woman who makes a man out of a fool 4Ef9lEIf- f-, lg' XX I V 1 LJ I ,I A ,I L N I I I f I EJ f l lx J A xtlk XJ ICVELYN CHARLTON BUCK K'BUcKY Some may laugh, some may talk, but I do both forever VIVIAN SHIRLEY BUCK HSHIRLEYH I can resist anything . . except temptationv DORIS GRAHAM BURTON nDORISu To know her is to love her OLIVER BERL CHAMBERS IIJEEPU It is better to give than to lend, and it costs about the same GEORGE ROBERT COCIIRAN CS BOBYY HAS silent as a man being shaved CARROL NIXION COX HBROTHERH Take everybOdy,S advice, then do as I y6u please ' 1 V I I DALLAS X7ERNON CRANFORD HJACKIQ g'Speech, is great, but silence is greater MARY LOUISE DEYERLE PEE-VVEEU Ulylll a small talk expert. When there's nothing to be said, I say it ICRNEST CROCKI-:TT DICKENS, JR. If E. C' 7, The world knows nothing of its greatest menu MARX' LOUIS DISNEY UDIZZYH They do not love that do not show their love ALFRED DARRELL DOBBINS BEAR-TRACK Let the world slide XVILLIAM GALE FARMER GALE Work fascinates me. I just adore it. In fact, I can sit and stare at lt all day long If 1013? GLADEASE ELIZABETH DUNCAN HGLADEASEN A smile as contagious as a yawn CHARLES Ross FISHER SHINE Easy, slow and unconcerned, Went to class and actually learned RUBY LOUISE FORRESTER HLOUISEU She drowns her ideas in a stream of words MARY jo GALLOWAY KKJON The high school days have their delights, Yet can't compare with high school nights VIRGINIA HARRIS GALWAY HGINNAN She symbolizes action, school spirit and loyalty JOHN WILLIAM GIESEN BILLYH Pm not one of those boys who be- lieve in love at first sight. But I believe In taking a second look VIRGINIA LOIS GODBEY GKLOISYY She can talk, she can sing, she can do 'most anything WILLIAM SAMUEL GRAYBEAL BILLY He's a man of few words, but he keeps repeating them. EDWARD RANDOLPH GRINNELL HDINKYH The more we study, the more we dis- cover our ignorance, so why study? WILLIAM LEE GUILL NWILD BILLH My heart leaps up when I behold a female in the street RUTH EVELYN HARTSOCK if !7 A kind heart is a fountain of gladness WILLIAM HUGH HINES HBILLYU Study is a dreary thing, so I don't do it 'lilllit 159 yi I '7 f' 14 , v 'fix tt 5' JAMES ARTHUR HowE HCHINKU On the athletic field he always shines, but for other honors he never pines IRIS LEE HUGHES HIRISH To have friends, you must be one LOIS EUGENIA HURT sz LOY as A woman is easily governed if a man takes her In handl' lVIELVINA FRANCES KANODE HSHORTYH She is little, she is shy, But there's mischief in her eyeu EDSEL VFALMAGE KEISTER UTOUGHYH Women are like elephants. I like to look at 'em, but l'd hate to own one PRESTON RODNEY KINDER aoNE-HEAD A'He majored in alibiologyu IDONALD BROUGHTON IIENDERMAN LA YANK77 Can l help it if l was born handsome? BEATRICE LEXVIS H BEAN Never idle, never still, Always talking, talk she will MARGARET SUE LINKOUS UMARGARET SUEU hut a good life is long enough g A long life may not be good enough, LANDON REID LOVELACE LOVEY 'Alt is said we live and learn, but so many only live ILVELYN MAUDE KOCHER HEBBYH HI agree with no man's opinions I have some of my own ELLEN VIRGINIA HUDGINS HHUDGEU Love is a wonderful thing 44129 ROBERT ANTHONY LOWMAN 'KBoBBY UI play the musical instruments some, but only for my own amazement ELEANOR GRAYSON MCGINNIS HELEANORH Her face makes sunshine in shady places CHRISTINE REID MARSliALI, cHRIsTINE'l You can read some people like a book, but you can't shut them up as easily EVELENE GRACE MAYI-IERRY HLEFTYH She's one of those people who does nothing so nicely it becomes something HARRY GUINN MAYBPZRRX' HHARRYU Life is like a game. It must be played HELEN ELizABETH MILLS HELEN No woman really makes a fool out of a man. She merely gives him an oppor- tumty to develop his natural capacities OPAL MARIE MooRE MARIE She lIas lots of wilc power RUBY ELIZABETH PETTY PETTY An apt leader of a gang, chuckezl full of pep and slang MARY ELIZABETH PAMPLIN -I UMARY ELIZABETH She has a lot of freight on her train of thoughtl' XXXIICE OMEGA PRITCHARD ' OMEGA Why take people to heart? They're all crazy , LEO JOSEPH RATCLIEFE ULEAFYU MAB honest man's the noblest work of God. JAMES EDGAR RATCLIFFE HIUNIORU No man who is in a hurry is quite civilized -I6f13f24- J 1 'H' '44 1' -is OPAL VIRGINIA NOLEN 'foPAL NO rush, no hurryg all things come to one who waits, so why hurry? LEONARD EARL SELLS HLEONARDH Experience is not what happens to a man. It is what a man does with what happens to him HELEN VIRGINIA SIIELBIJRNE HHELENH She shifted her brain into neutral and let her tongue idle Onl' VIOLA EULA SHELOR HSHORTYN Every responsibility is an opportunity lVlALINDA ST. CLAIR SI-IOWALTER MTILDAU Tall and slim and full of mischief COLMA ELLEN SLUSHER c0LIvIA,' When studies and pleasures clash, then let studies go to smash JOHN BENJAMIN SPIERS, JR. BUNNY They say there are better looking boys than I, but I'll have to get my glasses BETTY ANN TOUHEY TOUI-IEW' With mirth and laughter, let old age comei' CAROL SANFORD SUBLETT HCAROLH 'lYou can have a circus with her, you dOn't need a Barnum and Baileyn SPENCER BOYCE SIIMMEY sPINK,' I'm not so extremely tall, but neither was Napoleon DONALD CHAFFIN SUTPHIN HDON 73 God made man, and it's man's own fault if he allows a woman to make a fool out of him BERNARD EARL TILLEY il I7 The best way to answer a bad argu- ment is to let it go 11419 AIARGARET LOUISA TIPTON 'LMARGARETU I have a brilliant mind. In fact I'm a genius RUVVLYN I.A XIERNE VAUGIIN 'KLA VERNEH L'SlIe has a sweetness all lier own VIVIAN AILEEN VAUGI-IN nVIVIAN,l Quiet, kind and unassuming TWILA RUBY JANE WHITE uTWILAn She's tomhoystous ARNOLD FRANCIS WHITT ll 57 HI may not be Clark Gable, but at least I've got a start JOSEPH OLIVER WRIGHT UJOEI, Even though hc's little, He lets you know he's there NO PICTURE WILLIAM BOYD LINKOLQ Hl3ILLY,, Sometimes I sit and think and thmk and think, and sometimes I just s1t and sit and sit asf 15 lef- l'.l.lXAIil'.'l'H Nlxmus Iicmlsllc Rl l'lI .Xxn Y1x'lAN XYAIWSIIN l,wL'1sl-1 Clucmzl-314 .'XI.HliR'I' .X1's'rlx .X14Nu1.u Wm'r'r R!Hil'lR'I' CUQIIILAN XIAIKKIAIUVI' VIYIIVIYFX luki 'I IO ll ll I3 I4- I5 lfr ,Tri 4476 jf!! A Cl.Al'lllNIi .X1.'l'lx1-114 I,u1s l AIlMlili 'I'AI.MAlil-Z KlCIS'I'l'lR CilIlllS'l'lNl'1 NlA1as1m1.1, YIIIIA SIll'll,HR Su11u,1-:Y AND lfx'1cl.YN livux lifxuclmlm Bmw ,IAAH-is liuwl-1 I7 IS lr, 'O '1 lv -1 J H1-guNAk1: Ill.I,l-AY NlAm'l,mfnsrf:lJ1sN1 BIACK .XI.l.1':N Rl l'H lIAR'l's0uk l'1.C.1JIL'KliNS N'lA1u' Al rv GAL1.mvAY l,AN1mN I.m'1411.An-14: -:fl Ili 11+ I m , . , , K yxf cg' ff . 1 ' v ' C7441 Oflera gee M4 I l 3 Bart Frielzzlf. . . , Biggut Eatfrf. , . Beit Danrer: ...... Bef! Sfme of Humor. .. Frifndlirfl ........ fOMECA PRITCHARD A BEATRICH LEVVIS XI'-IVALMAGE IQEISTI-ZR LRANDOLPH GRINNEI.L ,V ALBERT AUSTIN IMARY LOUISE DEYERLE I - V ' I D . 'FWILA WHITL1 Ii. C. DICKENS I B. WHITE LA k1ARY Jo GALLOWAY 5 I EVELENE h1AYBERRY I OLIVER CHAMBERS Bigger! Flfrlx .... Biggeft Wo1'v'ie1': . . Biggeul Two- Timerx .,,.. Ilappieft ........ llloft Ambitiouf. . . Dreamieff ..,.. if 17 B HH IJACK ALLEN L HELEN MILLS H' J JOHN SPIERS, JR. I CAROL SUBLETT I V A I MARIE MOORE L DONALD SUTPHIN f BOBBY LOWMAN 1 EVELENE MAYBERRY H I LEO RATCLIFFE EVELYN KOCHER KSHIRLEY BUCK I DONALD LENDERMAN P., leaf- muff Qeafameni We, the class of '42, in full possession of crammed minds and almost super-human understanding hereby will and bequeath to: MR. WYGAL: A professional strong man to help manage the school in case of Mr. Adam's absence MR. ADAMS: A million thanks for being so patient with us. MIss BROWN: A spring for the oflice door. MR. BARTLETT: Peace. Miss LowANcE: A class that makes B-Cocassionallyl. Miss DOBYNS: A three-month's vacation with pay. Miss RIELEY: An automatic word counter for the newspaper staff. MR. SURRATT: A book . . . Advice to the Lovelornf' MR. HALEY: We leave him this problem-H2SO4+ Powder Plant + girls 2? MISS MILLER: A French student who makes Satisfactory. Miss ROBERTS: A purpose for going to Christiansburg High School. Mrss PI-IELPs: An engagement ring. Miss RUTI-IERFORD: A nice, quiet library. Miss BONES: A MAN! MR. SWEET: A fence to keep girls away from the shop during gym period. MR. STIFF: Thanks-for the use of his office during the hectic task of putting together the Oak Leaf Miss SYDNOR: Mercurochrome in case of an accident while riding her bicycle. MISS PHILLIPS: Shirley Temple doll to play with after school. Miss JORDAN: A street car to take her to and from Arnheim. MISS YEATTS: A larger biology room and more equipment. Miss FERGUSON: A trip to Hollywood and a screen test with Robert Taylor a Mas. BARTLETT: An ideal Glee Club. Miss Rusrz An efficient gadget to clean out pots and pans. ALBERT AUSTIN! Leaves his ability to argue to Robert Williams. BILLY GIESEN: Leaves his technique with college girls to Billy Moncure. J. B. WHITE! Leaves his ability to play poker to Alvin Moore. CLIFTON HEARNE: Leaves his ability to attract girls to anyone with a car. JAMES HOWE: Leaves his height to Bobby Allen. BEATRICE LEWIS: Leaves her ability to tell jokes to Pearl Towe. E. C. DICKENS: Leaves his love affairs to Charlie Garwood. -P .- 'TA SELLS! Leaves his sweet-smelling pipe to anyone who can stand it. ., 3 . ' g RT: Leaves her ability to play dumb to Helen Morehead. CARoL1NE,.BglmynN: -Leaves her love of men to Virginia Long. V :- MARYILQUISFDEYERLE: Leaves chewing gum under the desks in room IO7. s the leading man GLKQASE DUNCAN! Leaves her quiet way of doing things to the Junior Class. 'ills .H C1444 M30 EC? JUNE, 1952 Ten years ago, the class of '42, graduated from Radford High School. This June, in the year 1952, Radford is holding an Old Home Week. All who are not living here have attempted to come back again. This column attempts to give you some of the latest news of the graduates of '42. - Rodney Kinder is owner of the Kinder's Klean Kreamery . . . Arnold Whitt has started a group of chain stores, the Wick or Wack . . . Speaking of grocery stores, Oliver Chambers, who manages the Chamber Brothers Chain Stores, is here for a holiday with his family . . . Jack Cranford has written a book- Iool Corny Jokes . . . Robert Cochran has edited the Cochran's Pictured Encyclopedia . . . Bernard Tilley, debater of nation-wide fame, debated recently at Walton, Va., on the topic Resolved: Blondes are more popular than brunettes . . . Carol Sublett, just returning from Asia, is giving lectures on her adventures as a doctor of medicine there. . . In her spare time she plays the piano beautifully. Leonard Sells is chief soda jerker at W. S. Graybeal's Pharmacy . . . Bobby Lowman and his Goon Serenaders have a retum engagement to play at the glamourous night club of Donald Lenderman's, South Pasture in New Jersey . . . Ruby Petty has organized a band, the Pulaski Prattlers, which plays frequently at the Hercules dances . . . Singing and dancing with the orchestra is Twila White . . . Some of the greatest news at present concerns Senator Albert Austin, who staged a filibuster in Congress . . . Billy Linkous is raising oranges in California . . . Helen Mills, prssifli-nt of-the -Lgngll Higgt-s Qubl' sufefd from aliervoy breakdown, and is reiuperating at Giggfs s . . . Billy Guill is that friendly traveling salesman who sells Krispy Krunchy Kreamy Kandy. . . Howard Alderman, Carol Cox and Charles Fisher are known all over Southwestern Virginia as the Three Musketeers . . . The McGinnis Five and Ten has just been completed. Those who make up the Personnel Department are Gladease Duncan, Beatrice Lewis, Elizabeth Myers, Jewel Blevins, Lois Farmer, Louise Forrester, Iris Hughes, Helen Shelbourne, Viola Shelor, Ellen Hudgins, Melvina Kanode, La Veme Vaughn, Malinda Showalter and Eleanor McGinnis . . . A building is being built which will house, on the second floor, the offices of Spiers, Spiers, Spiers and Spiers . . . The second one is Bunny -as he is known to his school friends . . . Professor S. B. Summey, instructor of chemistry at Duke University, is home for a vacation with his family . . .'The Coy Coiiiure Shoppe is under the new management of Christina Marshall and Margaret Sue Linkous . . . Alfred fBear-Trackj Dobbins has left on the S. S. Veronica Lake for South Africa, where he plans to find strange animals to bring back to the U. S. . . Lois Godbey is becoming quite famous with her exhibitions of her paintings . . . E. C. Dickens still a Private, has served in the Army eight years . . . At present he is located at Camp Wright-fnamed aftqthefigreat General joseph Wrightj . . . Virginia Galway and Omega Pritchard have been awarded honors for their courageous work as Red Cross nurses . . . The following advertisement caughtlimy attentioril- Why go around half dead? J. Allen's Funeral Home will bury you for 548.95 . . . Donald C. Sutphin, sur- -eflsyaf ' rounded by secretaries and luxurious offices, is now famous as a broker on Wall Street . . . Jean Spiers, dietition in Watson's College For Men is home for a visit. . . Billy Hines has traded his truck for a trailerfin order that he and Mrs. Hines and their eight children can travel to visit various relatives . . . Bobbie Ruth Anderson has just completed a tour through the states studying the most modern drug- stores. Drugstores have been a hobby of Miss Andersons since she was in her 'teens . . . Harry Mayberry, the traveling medicine man, is stopping in Radford . . . Evelyn QGlamour Girlj Buck, the famous screen star, is now playing in the movie Love Affair With Bobby, the Boogie Man . . . Junior Ratcliffe is coach of the All-American Basket Ball team . . . Caroline Baldwin is writing a series of articles on her tours through Army camps . . . G. W. Akers makes a tough Captain in a nearby Army camp, so Lieuten- ant Calvin Phillips tells us . . . Shirley Buck, superintendent of Radford schools, talked on May 26, to the teachers of Radford High School on Why I Prefer A Career To a Man . . . Landon Lovelace, the charming editor of those poems which appear in Crawford's Croaking Chronicle, is spending the week-end with his mother-in- law . . . Opal Nolen and Claudine Altizer are managing the Daffy Do-Nut Shoppe . . . Doris Burton is giving flying lessons to a group of young actors in Hollywood, California . . . Gale Farmer has a pool room all his own to loaf in . . . Louise Cregger is writing a book on her family tree, which will probably be the largest and longest in history . . . Randolph and Talmage have a swell place to eat and dance- The Comeandgetit Lunch Room. . . Margaret Tipton, well-known French instructior, has accepted a position at Vicker Switch High School . . . James Howe is coaching football and basket ball at R. H. S. . . Mary Jo Galloway and Annette Bralley have opened a charm school- Clamour For Glamour Shoppe . . . Mary Louise Disney is starring in I Love Them all in N. Y. . . Leopardi Josephus Ratinelli alias Leo Ratcliffe, the star of Metropolitan Opera Comapny, is spending his vacation in his home town . . . Mary Louise Deyerle is beaming over Stoop, Jr., who won the Super Duper Baby Food Contest . . . Ruth Hartsock is a housewife and lives in Canada. . . Lois Hurt is the distinguished interior decorator who is, at present, working with the new home of Mrs. C. U. Giggle. . . Evelyn Kocher is principal of McGuHey Training School . . . Mary Elizabeth Pamplin is married and living happily on Grove Avenue, with her husband and five children, while Virginia Abbott, living right next door, is also married and has six childred whose ambitions are to be powder plant workers . . . Doris Arnold and Melvina Kanode are managing the Back Breakers Bowling Club . . . Barbara Bond, now married to a successful dentist, is traveling around the country in a trailer so that all people may have dental care . . . Evelene Mayberry's six children have formed a basket ball team, with her husband as referee . . . Marie Moore, owner of the Moore's Magnificent Riding School at the Fairlawn homes, has bought a new horse, Hot Spot. Colma Slusher is managing the new night club, Slusher's Silver Slipper in Walton, Va. . . Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Hearne have announced the arrival of triplets. Cliff, Clifford and Clifton . . . Miss Vivian Vaughn is manager of Vaughn's Five and Ten. . . S. B. and C. B. '9l20l3 enioe an emma In the fall of 1938, the freshmen swarmed into the yellow brick building which was Radford High School. They breathed a great sigh of relief. They were really there! F ourlyears to look toward-long, exciting years! They grinned and stumbled delightfully through the strange halls. This was the class of '42. By spring, in 1939, these inferior beings had become a part of the active, busy life of R. H. S. They joined clubs, cheered enthusiastically for football and basket ball games, and saw the auditorium re- modeled and the gymnasium improved. In the fall of 1939, the class of '42, promoted to sophomores, returned from vacation and joked the freshmen unmercifully. The superintendent, Mr. A. K. Eagle, resigned and Mr. F. O. Wygal took his place. Mr. Adams became principal and got married! A great many new teachers arrived at R. H. S. This was the year the school dances were successfully introduced. The class of '42 had become upperclassmen at last! Throughout the winter they worked anxiously to cam money for their annual banquet. In the spring of 141 they were rewarded for their trouble by compliments and smiles of pleasure on the Big Night. When they ordered shiny new rings, and received black and gold pins, they were beginning to feel the responsibility of being upperclassmen. By the next fall, the seniors, wreathed in smiles and valiant pregnses of dignity, were back at Alma Mater. They Haunted their school rings proudly and enjoyed their privileges. By the spring of '42, the eniors had their play and were entertained by the juniors. Calling cards were ordered, invitations sent out, caps and gowns fitted, and the annual came out. Finally, the baccalaureate and then . . . graduation! The seniors are not really leaving R. H. S. They are only going out to fit into their own places in the world, which the knowledge from R. H. S. has helped them to find. They will be back, although it might be only in spirit, but always cheering for the orange and black. C. B. -'iii-'Ill' 6606004 Li U ,I UN Il JR-SICNIOR B.'XNQUl'i'l' 0' 1941 The .lfyrnior-Senior Banquet was held in the high school gymnasium on Nlay 9, 1941, at seven olclock in theievening. The theme was HAloha', and was carried out in a Hawaiian manner. The gymnasium was decorated with flowers, and a dance orchestra played beneath a banking of blue clouds. There was a unique Bird of Paradise at the opposite end of the gymnasium. A deep-bl11e sky, studded with stars, looked down on the festivities. - The favors were Hawaiian leis which were placed around the necks of the people attending. The place cards were composed of paper palm leaves. During dinner, an Hawaiian orchestra played, 'lending an air of enchantment to the scene. LUVXU fMenuQ l'lAWAIIAN P1N1-:APPLE CockTA11. WAIKIKI CHICKEN SUPREME OLAA STRING B1:ANs Ko-A1-Q1 Porfxrorzs KA'u B151-:Ts SALAD or Tllli ISLANDS PALOOA ANUANU 'FEA MAIKAI BUTTER HKJNOLULII Dnuuur +3 22 13+ 2f0?Z'dl1lI44,6 .Xl,UH.iX Toa,vlnzi1fre.v.v. . . ,,,, , 4 V , , , , Irworation . ., Aloha ,... NIAHALO ,...., ......,.,...... Blur llawa1'1 '.. .. ,..,..... ORCHl'lS'l'R,'X Kfikiwahne and Keikikanr ..,, ....,.....,.,..... EUEIII-Pig St'l't'?IHdt'U ....,. . Kr One Kani 0 Nah 171' ....,.. ,,.,.. . Sung nf the l,fI1IIldJ'H. .. .,,,...... ,. . . . . . ORCH ICSTR A Kamailn. . .........,,,.... . . After the Banquet the junior and Seniors enjoyed a f The music was furnished by Bob W'allace's orchestra. Aloha Of Farfwrll to time Farewell to fhff Our h.e'art,r will nf-zfrz' lzfar the md refrain: f'I17'fi'I.'t'H lo Iliff 1'wdf't'ZUfH in Iliff 151117 we nzffr again. IJAPHNE Srocmi L. R. FORMAN LANDON LOVELACLQ CHARLES CRENVS BEACH SERENADERS Miss jovcis RIELEY l MARY Louis DISNEY STANLEY MAR'r1N L. D. ADAMS BEACH Si-QIUQNADERS DAVID BRASWI-11.1. ornial dance which lasted until twelve. +25 23 E+ ,I Cftizigi mly Ijfurl fc'I'I1J lfn' I'l1L'1'w LLlflL0 C JOHN LONG ..,. A. C. HANKLA .,.,..... CONNIE SMYTH ,........ MISS DOROTHY AJILLER MISS JOYCE RIELEY MR. I. W. SURRATT COLORS: lflzu' mul ll'l11'!1' MOTTO Str ROLL Cirff ALDERMAN, LARENE ALTIZER, BEATRICE ANDERSON, INEE ASTON, DOROTHY BARTON, AILEEN BRUBARER, NANCY BUGG, RUTII COOR, GEORGIA LEE DETWILER, 1.018 DIVERS, RUTH DUNCAN, JEANETTE GODBEY, RUTH ANN GRAHAM, DOROTHY GRAHAM, MADGE ALLEN, BOBBY AUSTIN, DAVID BROWN, RICHARD BRUCE, JOHN BURCH, DAVID IDARDEN, GRAHAM DEHART, CHARLES DULANEY, IRUSSELL GREY, IJOROTHY HINES, A1ARIE HORNHARGER, JOSEPIIINE HOWARD, CHRISTINE HCIXVARD, JANE HOWELL, COLLEHN I'IOW'1iLL, IRENE JAMES, RIURIEI, JONES, CATHERINE KING, MARY JANE KIRTNER, RIARC-ARET LONG, VIRGINIA NIATNEY, NIARGARET NICCRUIRE, ICDNA RIORHIIICAD, HELEN NRYNNALLY, QXNNETTE SJTT ERMAN, KA'I'H ERI N Ii PAINTER, JAN bl PANNELI., IRENE PEADE, ISLIZAB1'l'I'lI PIIII.LII'S. XSICRNA RATCLII-'I-'E, J OSI-:IDIIINE ROOP, MAGDALINE SAUL, EVELYN SCHAUB, RIARIE SEAVER, BETTY ANNE SLUSHER, NADINE SMYTII, CONNIE .........PrfJide1zt . . , , . . Vin' 1J7'f'I1.dF71i . , .Sffrftary Trfzlxurer . . .Spuzzmrx 1 l.UXV1'1RZ Rfue SMYTH, KATHLEEN STATON, OLLIE STEVENS, AIIARGARET STEVENS, MARY IIANGIIORN SUTPHIN, IDOROTHY 'l'HOMPSON, GLADA XVARNEY, HELEN VAUGHN, DORIS RVALBRIDGE, DUCH WVARDREP, MARION WVEISS, NAOMI xVYR1CH, JOY xr0UNG, XVIVIAN FARMER, .JACK GARWOOD, CHARLES CEIBSON, DELMAS HANRLA, A. G. HOPKINS, HOP PIURD, MADISON JONES, T. P. LINDERMAN, DONALD Buy: LONG, JOIIN LOVERN, BOBBY AIICCRRAXV, PAUL MEREDITII, JAMES AIONCURE, NVILLIAIII RJOORE, ALVIN AIOORE, CHARLES AIOORE, LYNWOOD Sal 24 E+ RIO'I l'IiSH!iARIJ, ROY NELSON, FOREST NESTER, SIDNEY PANNELI., MORRIS PUGII, CLAUDE RARES, IJARRY RATCLIFFE, CHARLES REICH, GENE SGHIILTZ, HAROLD SHELOR, HAROLD SMITH, IRICKIE SMITH, HARRELL STATON, SELDON STEPHENS, CLAUDE YOUNG, HERMAN BAKER, FRANCES FISHER, VIVIAN JONES, BETTY NEWBY, NORMA SPIERS, ANN A M my f- in A , Q50 0l440'C6 0444 CHARLENE PRATER. . . KENNETH Cox ....... MARY PIERCE HYLTCN. . MISS ROBERTS MISS PHELPS ---- MR. SWVEET COLORS: Purplf and lffziif BIOTTOZ In BRUCE, JANE CATRON, ELSIE CARTER, DOROTHY CHAMBERS, NANCY COCRRON, GERALDINE COCKRON, JUSTINE COX, GORNA CRANFORD, ALICE DUDLEY, NOMA EARLES, MARIE ADKINS, LLOYD BELL, EARL BOLTON, ROY BOWMAN, ROY BOZER, BUDDY CLINE, DAVID COCRON, SIDNEY DARDEN, rl1ONY DOBBINS, GRAVER DOBBINS, JUNIOR GALVVAY, NIARTHA GRAYBEAL, CLARE HEARNE, CHRISTINE HICKS, SARAH HOLLARS, REBA HUTCHINS, HELEN To HYLTON, MARY PIERCE KINDER, LOIS ANN KOONTZ, GENEVA JOHNSON, BOBBY DUNCAN, PAUL DUDLEY, SALEM EARLES, HENRX' EDMONDSON, CHARLES EDMONDSON, JIM FORTUNE, JOIINIE QJARVEY, BOBBY GENTRY, ANDREVV , GALLOHORN, JOE HARMON, J. D. .rlI'iI'f, to Jffk, to -ina' un ROLL Cirlr MCCOY, IRIS BIIDDLETON, FLORENCE MIDKIFF, MARY JANE MOORE, ELSIE BIORGAN, KBENEVIVE NAGLE, ANNA MAY NELSON, GERLENE NELSON, KATHRYN NESTER, ILENE Boyf HARTSKJCK, ROBERT HICKS, SILAS HINES, GILMER JAMISON, LELAND JOHNSTON, BOBBY JONES, W7AI,TER LILLY, JUNIOR LORTON, JACR KIARSHALL, ANDREW MARTIN, CLARENCE 'if25JEr- FLOWER: Lily not in yfffdn .........Prz'Jident . . . . Vue Prenclent S frrftary- Trfafurer ........,Sp0n5orI of Ihr Ilzllry POFF, JANE POEE, ROWERA RITENOUR, BETTE ROBERTS, BETTY ROOP, IRENE ROOP, NIACKIE SAUL, AGNES SAWYERS, MARY JANE SMITII, BETTY MEREDITII, HARIIIAN INIILLER, MACON BIOORE, EDWARD PUGH, CALVIN RATCLIFF, CHARLES IQAYKES, 'THOMAS SAUNDERS, BOBBY SIMPKINS, ALBERT STUMP, BRUCE STALEY, VIOLET STAMATAS, JEAN STANLEY, ILENE STOCKI, JAMIE SOWTHERLAND, HELEN SOWERS, CLEO 'FHURMAN, MAGGIE LYNDERWOOD, VELDA WIEARS, PEGGY SUMMEY, ROBERT SUTPHIN, GLEN THORNTON, GILBERT VEARS, EDWARD WALL, DAVID WESTON, DALE WHITT, BOBBY WILLIAMS, HUBERT WILLIAMS, ROBERT ADKINS, BESSII5 FAYE AGEE, BRUNHILDA ALDERMAN, EDITH ANDREWS, RUTH BOUCHARD, PATSY BOONE, SYBIL BROWN, DOROTHY CARDEN, BETTY CHAMBERS, HESTEIK COLLIER, SARAH CONLEY, CORRINE CORD, MILDRED COVEY, DORIS Q c, 'ce.4Amdn, C!d4A ' DE HART, CORRINI5 DE HART, EDITH ISLKVERS, FREIDA IDOBBINS, EVLALIA EADS, ELIZABETH EDMONDSON, IRENE FARMER, SHIRLEY FISHER, LOUISE FRANKLIN, ELISIE GALLOWY, RUTH GILMORE, BETTY HAMILTON, BETTY JO ROLL Girlf KlR'l'NER, MARJORIE LITTRELL, SALLY ELLEN LONG, EUGENIA NIANESS, JUNE JVIANNON, REBA MAYO, KATHERINPZ METGLER, AUDREY MC DANIEL, DAPHINE MC GIIEE, IDOROTHY IVIIDDLETON, ALICE XIILLS, IDORIS ZVIOORE, COLLEEN Boyf RIORRIS, VIRGINIA I SAUL, MARGARET BIOTTESHEARD, ISABELLE SCOTT, BLANCHE BAOZENGO, IVIARY LEE MIIRDOCR, JVIARTHA NIUSSER, VIRGINIA MYERS, JUNE PRICE, ELLEN IQATCLIFF, GERTRUIJE ROSEBERRY, MARY ROBERTSON, BETTY RUSSELL, JVIINNIE SAUL, DOROTHY AKERS, CLAUDE ALBERT, RAYMOND ALTIZER, BILLY BLACKWELL, ALLEN BRADEN, CARROL BRALLEY, DARREL CALDWELL, FRANK CLIFTON, HENRY COOPER, RANDOLPII COVEY, JOHN CRANFORD, SETH DAVIS, DONALD DICKERSON, HARRY BYRD ESTED, JUNIOR FARMER, CHARLIE FARMER, GILBERT FARRIS, BRACK FEENERTY, LESTER FRENCH, HUGH GIBSON, JAMES GRAHAM, JOHN GRAVLEY, FRED HALL, STANLEY HOWELL, CLELI, HOWELL, WALLACE HUGHES, LADDY KEISTER, HARVEY KEISTER, NELSON KIRTNER, EUGENE LANDRUM, W. MARTIN, BILLY MATNEY, EARL +3269 MCCOY, HAROLD NIILLER, HAMPTON NIILLER, JAMES PAINTER, JIM PERDEU, HOMER PERKINS, ROY PLUMMER, HELMUS QUESENBERRY, GLENNAN QUESENBERRY, GERIOUS IQICHARDSON, ALBERT ROOP, ALLIE ROOP, BILLY RUSSELL, JOE SOWERS, EUGENE SCOTT, THOMAS SLUSHER, FRED SHOWALTER, JUNE SILVERS, SARAH SIMPSON, CHARLENE SLUSHER, MARIE SOWERS, MILDRED SUTPHIN, DAPHINE TIPTON, HELEN TRAIL, NANCY TURPIN, BERNICE WALKER, RUTH WILLIS, HELEN SMITH, EDSIE SMITH, GERALD SMITH, REGINALD STANLEY, ROSCOE SUTPHIN, FRED TABOR, BILLY VFAYLOR, BILLIE VFIRLEY, HOWARD VAUGHN, BILLY VAUGHN, ROBERT WEBB, WILLIS WOOD, JACK WORRELL, DAVID WRAY, ROBERT WRIGHT, BOBBY X7ARREY, GEORGE yilleze auf me 3 AR 27 he Mdvlfiwl 564470Z ISA C0l4'Ll4fl6lfLOK6l gt!! would 1:14 fVdftl:0lfLdf! Jefelftae Wliilglitllfifb The students of Radford High School were commended by Defense Coordinator Macon P. Miller this week for their general all-around work in preparing for air raids, promoting the sale of defense stamps and assisting in the Victory Garden program for this area. In a letter to Mayor Thomas M. Jones, Miller commended the school for its all out for defense attitude. The coordinator's letter follows: Honorable Thomas M. jones, Mayor of Radford, Radford, Virginia. DEAR MAYOR JONES! It is my privilege to bring to your attention the excellent work that is being done by the Radford High School students as their contribution to our local defense efforts. Not only is the group thoroughly organized but during the air raid drills, which are carried out with precision and promptness, those who have been ap- pointed wardens operate as if they had the responsibility of an actual disaster. In the event of an alarm, each class will move as a unit to a previously des- ignated spot in the basement or lower hall of the building, fire watchers will be posted and students already trained in first aid and rescue work will be stationed at strategic points. Buckets of sand have been placed on the roof of the building and a number of the students are being instructed in the art of handling incendiary bombs. Another important defense activity in the high school is the promotion of the sale of defense stamps, over 51,500 worth having been sold to date. War production materials such as metals, paper and rubber are being collected. The home economics department is doing its share through the promotion of victory gardens to be followed by instruction in canning and preserving this spring. This can become a most vital defense factor should four or five bridges be blown up, Radford might become an isolated area and a food shortage would be eminent. Nowhere in the City of Radford is there a finer spirit of cooperation and en- thusiasm than in the high school. No defense task that has been assigned to a student has appeared to be too difficult or too trivial. It's certainly an all out for defense attitude. Respectfully submitted, MACON P. MILLER, Defense Coordinator, City of Radford. 'Sf 29 fl' Wg if X fi YQ? EMA 3 Glcfzvzfze, cgfnogenf C0-0 ezafive Mociaflon SHIRLEY BUCK ..,,, T. P. JONES ....... BETTY ROBERTS .... . . . . .Prrxidrut MISS RUBY DOBYNS. . . .,,....,,....,.., . . 4. CAROLINE BALDWIN RUTH ANN GODBEY. EVELYN KOCHER, ., CALVIN PUGH .... LEO RATCLIFE. . . CAROL SUBLETT .,.. CARDEN, BE1'rY .... COOPER, RANDOLPH. FARMER, LOUISE. . . GALWAY, VIRGINIA. HINES, GILMER ..., HORNBARGER, JOSEPHINE. ,... HURT, LOIS ...,.... MANNON, REBA .... REPRESENTATIVES .. 207 ...,2O3 ,. .... 208 ..,.IO7 ....zo9 .. 8 ..1O9 204 MAYBERRY, EVELENE ..... MORGAN, GENEVIEVE NELSON, FOREST .,.. PEADE, ELIZABETH. . PRICHARIJ, JOANNA. . ROBERTSON, BETTY GRAY .... SMITH, KITTY ........ .... STUMP, BRUCE, . .. +21 so ya- . Vine Prexident . . , . . . .Szcretary . . . .Spomor Dramatiaf Club ....,....Band ...,Cirl.f Hi-Y ...,Boyx Hi-Y Boyx' Glee Club Girlf' Glen' Club IO2 103 ...S.P. ...zog 206 ..2o2 IO8 -- 4 I 2 fc Li Q az V M L fs ff B1-.RN,xlum'l'l1,1,1-.Y BAR1x,um Buxn CAROL S1'n1.1-3'rT. . 1,015 H1'k'1'.. ,IACK .XLLI-IX VIOLA SHI-punk , DONALD Sl'TI'lIlN j CAROUNI-1 BA1.mx'I': SHIRLI-:Y Blix ' .IAMES Howl-1 ICLEANOR RICGINNIS j' livr31.YN Brcx . . . Nl!-IAN SPIE-IRS .. , . NIR. LYNN BAR'I'I,ICT'I' , -:ii ill Sw 'fra nf ....,,...,lfdilnf' , ,,-l,r,vf,rfm1f Ifrfitrlf' ,R!lfl.7ZF,f,f .vamzgfr BM.fI'llF.l',l' Alllllllgff' . Slrfifll El!!-ffJ1'.f . .fnlfurr Ed1'to1'5 . Spnr1f1fri1't0r,r ...,....,.Typ1',rt , ,Ct'!1t77'I1! ,4f11Z'1-JN' ...Sponfor z lf 'PHE PURPOSE: To rrefltf, NLLll.HfI1l-ll and exlfrzzi ll1muglm14! flu' .rrfzonl and ronznzuuity, hfgfz .ffarlclanlf Qf Cl1l'i,1'ffd7I L'h!lVI1Cff1'. 'THE SLOKQANZ Clean l1'v1'ng,' vlfan ,rpffcl1,' cfmrz ,T-pam-,' flfazz fclzularxlfip. ICVELYN KOCliI4ZR, . . LOUISE CREOGER. .. RUTH HARTSOCR. .. Miss PH11.1.1Ps. . qXNnERsON, BOBRIE RTYTH BALIJWIN, CAROLINE BOND, BOBBY BRALLEY, ANNE'l l'I-2 BRUBAKER, NANCY' BUCK, FVELYN XI ICM BICRS BURTON, IDORIS f:AI.l.0VVAY, KIARY QIO IIOVVARD, JANE HIVRT, Lois AIARSHALI., CII RISTIN 14: PAINTER, -IAN14: Sf 32 E+ . . . . . .l're,rz'drr1L 4 . Vive Pl'FTfl.dF?If . .Sn'r'eta1'y , . .Spmzmr SMYTH, CONNIE SPIERS, -IRAN STEVENS, KTARGARET SUBLETT, CAROL SUTPHIN, IJOROTHY YAUCIIN, IDORIS IIIQO RATCI.lFI-'I-1. . . 9 K ofian LANIION LOYELAQI-1. . MR. BARTIIISTT . . .XNDI-LRSON, BOHEIE ANDERSON. YENITA IXUSTIN, BETTY BAKER. FRANCES BALDWIN, CAROLINE BOND. BOBBY BRALLI-LY, .XNNETTE BUCK, ITZYRLYN BOITCHARD. PATSY CARTER. IJOROTHY CHAMBERS, HESTER CIIARIBERS. XANcY CHRISTIAN, ISDNA CONLEY. CORINNE COOK, GEORGIA III-ZE IDISNEY, XIARY ISADS, I'ILIZABIi'I'li ICIJNIONIISON. IRENE QIALLOXVAY. NIARY -IO KIALLOWAY. RVTII CIAMBLE, fIENI2 CIODBEY, RLTH .XNN fIRAIIAM. MAIIGE CIRAYBEAI., CLARE CSREY, IJOROTHICA HARTSKBCK. RLITH HEINLINE, BETTY HICKS. SARAH HOOTEN, ISRANCI-IS PIOVVARD, Cl-IRISTIN E HOWARD. FIANE HOWELL, COLLEEN HEGHES, IRIS I.EE HURT. I,OIS JESSE, .IEAN IOIINSON. ISOIHIY ININIIER, IIOIS KOCIIER, I'IYI'1I.YN .XL'STIN. .XLEERT CIIESON. .IOIIN XYILLIAM DARIIEN. CRAIIAII CIRINNELI., RANDOLPH IJPI HART. CHARLES GLILL, I':Il.I,Y IJICKENS. III. C. HARTSOQK. ROIIERT ICUNIONIJSON. LSIIARLES HOPKINS, IQOHERT ICIJNIONDSON. ,Im KIONES. WALTER CIARXVOOD. CHARLES git!! Qfee CLI! ...Prf.fI1lfr11. .. ., . . . .Sfcrrtaz-y. . . ...Sp0r1,fr1I'.... M ICM B ICR S GI'1'I'5 I,l'l'TRIiI.I., SALLY ISLIIEN XIANNON, REBA NIAMMESS, JUNE XIARSHALI., CHRIS-'l'INli XIAYO, KATIIRINE XICKSIIEE, IJOROTIIY KIETZLFIR, .XIZIIREY NIIDDLETON, QXLICI-I NIIDKII-'I-', XIARY KIANE KIILLS, IDORIS NIOORE, COLL!-ZEN KIOORIQIIEAD, HELEN NIOT'I'l5F-IIICARD, CIENEVA IXIOTTESHEARD, ISABELI. NIUSSER, VIRGINIA Nl7NNAI.I,Y, ANNI'1'I I'P1 QJTTERMAN. KATIIRYNE PAMPLIN. NIARY ICLIZAII E ICT I I . , .CAR!5l. SLIRLETT .,GENE GAMBLE . . .N1RS. BARTLIQTT PRICE, I'IELEN RITENOIIR, BETTY ROIIERTS, BETTY lla' ROBERTSON, BETTY CIRAY RVSSELL, NIINNIE SAVL, AGNES SAUL, IJOROTIIY SAUI., NIARGARET ScIIAL:E, XIARIE SIIIELBOITRNE, HELPIN SILYERS, SARAH SEIERS, IXNN SPIERS, ,IEAN SLYTHERLANIJ. HEIIEN SVTPIIIN, IDOROTI-IY 'I'IPTON, HELEN 'I'II'TON, AIARGARI-IT WANIIREII, KIARIUN POEI-', -IANICT Bnyx KIICSTICR, IIVALMAIQPI KINDER, RODNEY IJNIIERMAN. DON IIOVI-I1.AClC, IIANIJON I,OwIwIAN, BOEIIY BIAYBERRY, HARRY if 353 If XVILLIAMS. ,IULIA NIILLER. MACON XIONCURE, XNIILLIAM NIUORE, CHARLES NELSON, I'1URIiST RATCLIEEE, III-10 RAYKES, IIARRY SELLS. IIEUNAKD SIIIERS, IOIIN B. STE PH ENS. CLAUIJ IC SIIMMEY, SPENCER SVTPHIN, IJONALD IIIILLEY, BERNARD Q CAROLINE BALDVVIN EVELYN KOCHER .... GEORGIA LEE COOK. .. MR. I. W. SURRATT AUSTIN, ALBERT HOPKINS, HOP GARWOOD, CHARLES JONES, T. P. ANDERSON, BOHHIE RI'TII ANDERSON, INEZ BALDWIN, CAROLINE BOND, BOBBY BRALLEY, ANNETTE BUCK, EVELYN BUCK, SHIRLEY BURTON, DORIS COOK, GEORGIA LEE DEYERLE, MARY LOUISE DISNEY, RXIARY LOUIS GALLOWAY, RXIARY JO 'Cdlfllfli llLC M ICMBFIRS Boyx IIINDERMAN, DONALD NIILLER, IVIACON, JR. PANNELL, EDGAR RAKES, HARRY CIALWAY, VIRGINIA GRAYEEAL, CLARE HARTSOCK, RUTII HEINIIINE, BETTY HOOTEN, FRANCES HOWARD, JANE HUDGES, IRIS LEE HURT, LOIS JESSE, JEAN KINDER, LOIS KOCIIER, EVELYN LONG, EUGENIA NTANNON, REBA -'SJ 34. Rf- ' Cin! ,.... , . .P1'f5ideIIt BMJIHIIKJJ Ilflavzager .,..,..,Sern'lary . , ,Sponfor RATCLIP'P'E, LEO SMITH, DICRIE SUNIMEY, SPENCER NIIDDLETON, FLORENCE IVIILLS, HELEN NIOSES, FRANCES NIOTTESHEARD, GENEVA B4OTTESHEARD, ISABELLE NTUSSER, VIRGINIA PETTY, RUBY ROBERTSON, BETTY CERAY RUSSELL, IVIINNIE SEAVER, BETTY ANN SPIERS, JEAN SUELETT, CAROL W ,,I,., . ,.,,, -W . -, , .WLM QOECA - 'Q an in Z - Y! B055 G i rlr CALVIN PUGH .... WALTER JONES ..,. TONY DARDEN ,...,. MR I. W. SURRATT . ,. AKERS, C. W. BLACKWELL, ALLEN CARRIER, EDDIE CLIFTON, HENRY COOPER, RANDOLPH COVEY, JOHN Cox, KENNETH DAVIS, DONALD AUSTIN, BETTY BAKER, FRANCES BOUCHARD, PATSY CHAMBERS, NANCY CHAMBERS, HESTER CONLEY, CORINNE DEHART, EDITH GALLOWAY, RUTH ..,.Pre:ide1zt. . . ,, ...Vice President. . . ,. . Secretary- Trrafurer, . . . . ,...,Spon:o1'....... Boyf FEERNERTY, LESTER FRENCH, HUGH GIBSON, JIMMY GRAHAM, RANDOLPH GRAVLEY, FRED HUGHES, LADDY JAMISON, LELAND KEISTER, NELSON Girlx HEINLINE, BETTY RUTH HOOTEN, FRANCES LONG, EUGENIA MANESS, JUNE MANNON, REBA MAYO, KATHRYN MCGEE, DOROTHY MIDKIFI-', MARY JANE -if 35 E+ MAGGIE THURMAN . .FRANCES BAKER , .FRANCES MOSES . .MISS FERGUSON MATNEY, EARL PAINTER, JIMMY QUESENBERRY, GENIOUS SAVERS, EUGENE TABER, BILLY VAUGHN, BILL WALL, MAYNARD WOOD, JACK MILLS, DORIS MOORE, COLLEEN MOSES, FRANCES MOTTESHEARD, GENEVA RITENOUR, BETTE RUSSELL, MINNIE SHOWALTER, JUNE THURMAN, MAGGIE IDAPIINI-I STOCKI, . K1ARlIi HlNI'1S... LUIS ANN CIYRRIN ,ZLIW cm XIICMBICRS GA1,I,0wAY, RIITII Nez, l'II'r.I-QNIA Mvssx-111, YIRKQIN fsAI.VVAY, IXIARTHA I,I,s. llmus PAINT!-1R,.lANIi JONES, CATIIERINE NIILLS, HEI.EN RAYKIZS, rI'0IXIMY KING, NIARY A,ANIC XIORICIIEAIJ, HI-:1.IcN Roov, II.l'1NIi 424 :su ga:- . . . . . . . . , .l'rf,fI1lM1t . . Sffreffary-T1'f'a.rzu'f1' . , .Rfp0I'tz'1' STI-QVENS, NIAR KENT STEVENS, XIARY L. STANLEY, VIOLET SUTPIIIN, IJOROTHY RL FH XXV QSOIJBI-LY. .. HOP HOI RINs ..... I I IAIYTIZR .. .. I I IH N X01-'SINILI-QR. .. ,XLIII-LRMAN. NIAROII-3 .XXIII-LRSON, BORIIIE BAKER. FRANCES BURTON. IDORIS BYRIJ. l'1LOIsE CALDXVELL. FRANK CLIFTON, Ii1iNRY COYEY, IDORIS CL'RRIN. I.OIs IJARDEN, CTRAIIAM I3I'IILI-xv, NORMA FARMER. IJOROTIIY IVISIII-ZR. XYIYIAN f5ARV1iY. BOIIIIY ClILI.II,ANII. KIARIH GILIIIORE, RIORTUN CEILYARE, BETTY KEODBEY, RK'TH ,NNN H14 MICNIBIQRS GOLLEIIORN, JOE GRAIIAM, RANIJOIIPII c:RAHAM, N1ADGE CIRAYRRAI., BILLY I'iINl2S, BILLY IlINljS, NIARIE IIOLLINS, REBA lIOPKlNS, HOP IIOKNBARGICR, -lOsIf:I-II HYLTON, NIARY FIUNICS, WAI.TIcR I,II.I.Y, II'NIOR III'l l'RlCl.I., SALLII-1 NIANNON, RERA NICCOY, IIAROLID XIIIJRII-'I-', X1.-'XRYxIANli XIURUAN, c?l'1Nl-ZVIEVIQ .I I-, 731 37 gif lNli ....,.P7At'JidF7Il . . . Vim P7'FIidE71f , . .Snreizlry . . . Tl'6d,F1,U't'l' XIOTTESIIEARII, ISAEELLE NIYERS, ,IIYNE NESTER, ILENE NOI-'sINc:ER. ICVELYN PAINTER, ,IANE PAINTER, JIMMY PEADE, ELIZABETH RATCLIFFE, .IOSEPIIINE RITENOUR, BETTY ROBERTS, BETTY RORERTSON, BETTY KIRAY STEOALI., XIARGARET STEVI-:Ns, XIAR KENT SLITPIIIN, DAIIIIINE 'I'OwE, PEARL XYILLIAMS, JULIA NVILLIS. HELEN WOOD, KIARIE T. P. JONES ..,, A. C. IIANKLA ,..... LYNWOOD IVIOORIS. . ALVIN MOORE ..... GEORGIA LEE COOK, . .. JANE PAINTER .,... KITTY SMITH ...... CHARLEY GARWOOD ELIZABETH PEAIJE ..,. MISS JOYCE RIELEY MAR KENT STEVENS1 MARY -IANE KING I ewdjfliijdet Stiff +35 38 12+ . .,......,.. Ediior . 4 . .dfeiftarzt Editor . .BMJii11C55 Illarzager Circulation lllarzager . , , . .Literary Manager .....,.New: Editor . . . .Feature Editor . . .Sports Editor , . . .Soeiety Editor . . .Sponsor . . . . . Typist: FOREST NELSON, .. E. C. DICKENS ..., BUDDY AKERS. ,. L. D. ADAMS. .. AKERS, BUD AKERS, C. W. AUSTIN, ALBERT DE HART, CHARLES DICKENS, E. C. EDMONDSON, CHARLES EDMONDSON, JIM Buck, SIIIRLEY BURTON, DORIS CONLEY, CONNIE CEALVVAY, VIRGINIA GAMBLE, GENE MICMBIC RS lioyf GARWCJOIJ, CHARLES c?RINNELL, RANDOLIIII HOPKINS, HOP JAMISON, IIELAND KEISTER, 'TALMAGE LOVELACE, LANDON Girl: HINES, IVIARIE HURT, IIOIS KOCHER, ISVELYN NELSON, GERLENE PAMPLIN, MARY E. +21 39 32+ cgfzfwfenf Dfw! . , .... Prefident . . . . Vice Prexident Sfcretary- Trearurer ,...,.....SponJor NELSON, FOREST PANNELL, EDGAR SLUSIIER, FRED STEPHENS, CLAUDE SUMMEY, SPENCER SUTPIIIN, DONALD XVEDDLE, ROBERT ROSEBERRY, XIARY I5 SIIELEOURNE, HELEN SI-IELOR, VIOLA SMYTII, CONNIE SUBLETT, CAROL W P 'W'f 'f ' 1f'v ' .-N , V E . - - 1 . ,w-- ,'.f- -' Aw HEL ,, ' . ' ' ' fi-44,,4,,,,l .,,,,MZ'l ,,w L A2..,4,4,,Q, 674,93 A470 Q ,V iofzzz,3A4 ' M.Jcyf4Wg 5341 7' 55144 W Wmfzffllbn WW D' mmm ,gif Wizggjfgg ferr' f ' 6126 OC M47 al 5 . QT . X u is t S6 qw ' A JLALM WJ ' M 2, v jjj 1X JQQIZQZZ QS nal RUIIIQRTS, KIARIUN, Cnafh SWEET, DONALD, X1J'.fl..ffdJI1 Coaffz IDKERS, BUDDY CCaptaz'nD CBD AUSTIN, .XLIII-1RT CGD COOPER, RANDOLPH CED DARDEN, GRAHALI UCD DE HART, CHARLES DICKENS, E. C. CBD IBDMONDSON, CHARLES CGD GARWOOD, CHARLES CBD GIESEN, BILLY GILNIORE, INTORTON CHD GRINNELL, RANDOLPH CGD HARTSOCR, ROBERT UCD IIEARNE, CLII-AI-A CBD HINliS, BILLY CBD Howrz, JAMES CCD-CaptainD CICD I'IL7GHIiS, L. A. JAMISON, LIQLANIJ CBD NIDNES, T. P. CED KIDNES, VVALTI-QR C'l'D KI-:IsTER, 'IDALINIAGIC CGD LINDERIIIAN, DON UCD LOVELACE, LANDON CBD LOWMAN, BYDBBY BAAYBERRY, HARRY XCIILLER, PAT CGD MONCURE, BILLY CGD PUGH, CALVIN CBD RATCLIFFE, LEO CBD SMITH, HARREl.I. CBD SPIERS, BUNNY CCD 'l1OLLEY, PAUL CTD DVALL, DAVE CCD DVILLIAMS, HL7HER'F CCD YOUNG, HERMAN CBD SUTIIHIN, DONALD CA'llHlllgKl'D 4-1 Dif- BUDDY AKERS JAMES HowE E. C. DICKENS CLIFTON HEARNE BILLY HINES RANDOLPH GRINNELL HARRY MAYBERRY TALMAGE KEIs'rER LEo RATCLIFFE c2f,fz,,zz QW DONALD SUTPHIN, Manager -'Sf 42 15 JIM EDMONDSON CHARLES GARWOOD T. P. JONES WALTER JONES CALVIN PUGH DAVE WALL HUBERT WILLIAMS HARRELL SMITH PAUL TOLLEY Date Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. School I 2-Pearisburg . . . 18-Christiansburg .... 26-VVytheville. . . 3fPulaski ,...,. IO-'VVilliam Byrd. I7-Marion .....,.. 24-Martinsville. . 3l7N3TTOWS ,.,,, 8-VVilliam Fleming: .... I44Bl3CkSblll Q ........ X Clwfhlif CS-CAEJLIE RADFORD HIGH SCHOOL Plarz .Here .Here .Here There . Here There .Here ,Here There .Here HELEN MILLS COLMA SLUSHER Rum PETTY VIQWILA WHITE INEZ ANDERSON -wif 43 E+ em R X ' ' f v ' Tv' W 7 f 07.4 cwlelf cz!! BASKET BALL SQUAD DARUEN, GRAHAM HowE, JAMES Cfjaptainj PAINTER, ,IIMMY DICKENSON, HARRY JONES, T. P. Pucl-I, CALVIN DICKENSON, TATE MOORE, LYNVVOOD ISATCLIFFE, jumok FEENERTY, LESTER NESTER, SIDNEY WALL, DAVE HINES, BILLY WrLL1AMS, HUBERT BASKET BALL SCHEDULE 1942 December 5-Shawsville .,.. . ,,.. There January 30-William Fleming .Here December I6-Shawsville ..,. .... H ere February 3-Blacksburg ...., There January 6AAlumnus .... ,,.. H ere February Io-Pulaski ....... There january 9-Blacksburg. . . .,.. Here February I3-Narrows ....... .Here january I3-Narrows .... .... T here February 17-William Byrd. . . .Here january 16-Pulaski ...... ..., H ere February 20-Christiansburg. . There January 20-William Byrd. , . . .There February 24-William Fleming .... , . .There January 23-Christiansburg ..,.. ..... H ere February 27'-ROCky Mount ..... .,.. H ere January 27-Rocky Mount ..... .... T here .3 44 E+ AQ' X 5 A X . I U 1 Q l I ,Q 9 Q- a S 0 SSEMPER josugg f fn ,xc xx X X A :u rl , f, X AG 3' c ' J :A .x . 54 . 'R 50.24 4 Gllmfzmmf, I PU' X49 Q , I xo lox - X qfkjfd V5 xo, .D 1, Yr f7f o, 'aj C0MPI,IIxIEN'I's Qf I:-I If nfl! 7 0 F LY GHBUPIG FUU DRY COMPANY I-1 RAIJFORII, VIRGINIA LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 425 46 529 Congratulations, Seniors! VVe are proud to have had the opportunity of making all your pictures for your annual and hope We shall have the pleasure of making your business pictures, bridal pic- tures, etc., in the future. 1 GCDODWIN STUDIO DILLARD TAXIS USED CARS INSURED CARS BRoWN AUTO PARTS COMPANY A1IKinds Day and Night Service DIAL 3118 H. A. DILLARD RADFORD, VA. New and Used Parts RADFORD, VIRGINIA GLENN YOUNG'S EASY PAY TIRE STORE Motorola Radios PIINES ELECTRIC SHOP Electric Contracting Motor Rewinding MRS. HAVEN. EINSTEIN CARRIERS GRILL Florzst Cut Flowers - Floral Designs H I A First and Harvey Streets Dial 3573 Randolph and Eighth Sts. -:ffl 47 53+ Compliments HCASSCW' p-I ICE - STORAGE - SODAS DIAL 3261 Compliments Of GUYNN FURNITURE COMPANY p-1 BETTER FURNISHINGS FOR LESS -4 PHONE 2-1041 80 NIAIN STREET PULASKI, VIRGINIA Ramsey Taxi DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE jd Dial 3933 Radford, Virginia VAN'S BEAUTY SHOP BETTY'S STEAK HOUSE Nffw Equzpmrnt, Undrr Nw-w Managrmfnt P L t erez oca ion 2 We Specialize in Scalp Treatments and Facials DIAL 2741 106 Arlington Ave. I-1 Giant IVIilk Shakes, IOC Home-Iwade Ice Cream Regular IVIeals Ii RADFORD, VIRGINIA -:ff 4-8 QUALITY MEATS - FANCY GROCERIES ff ' bra,' 1,7 Black Sz White Market Dial 3924 Radford, Virginia Sanitary Market FANCY GROCERIES -I VEGETABLES SELECTED MEATS . 1 , ,I ,I f ,vfld 4- I 1 K We Deliver Phone 2131 L I Radfard, Va. SHOP AT :nn-mupuf Qgggg DEPT ST : The Home of Better Values RADFORD, VIRGINIA Remember, You Always Save by Trading at Leggett's -gf 49 E+ COMPLIMENTS OF Davicls PU LASKI, VIRGINIA Your Satisfaction Guaranteed Complzments 1-1 I, 'X of 1 Q55 X fwf, SPNIC 5E SPAN J . 'CLEANERS - - fa Plqqly' WIQQIY DIAL 2561 RADFORD, Hamilton, Elgin, Bulova, Gruen, . Waltham and Westfield Watches Complzments Gorham and Wallace of Sterling Silver Expert Watch and Clock Repair UH I II dI'I y' S GCG VVALL'S JEWELRY DIAL 3581 RADFORD, VA COMPLIMENTS OF Hash Furniture Company 50 529 TOWE'S JEWELRY Compliments STORE Of N. 8: W. WATCH INSPECTOR BUSH 8L HANCOCK Dial 3101 ' Radford, Virginia ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Flowers for All Occasions Compliment., SNOW THORNTON, Florist of 104, Tyler Avenue Dial 3431 RADFORD, VIRGINIA JEWELER MAIN STREET PURE OIL STATION Shoes for the Entire Family Fd MERITS SHOE CO. DIAL 3372 RADFORD, VA. RADFORD, VIRGINIA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1942 from ROse's The Friendly Store -r2f51f3- WHEN IN ROANOKE VISIT YOUR FAVORITE SHOP loseph Spigel, Incorporated Corner of Henry St. and Campbell Ave. A Store of Beautiful Coats, Suits and Dresses for All Occasions See the Miss Mary Muffitt Dresses for the School Girl Compliments Of MICK-OR-MACK J. s. MCCONNELL INSURANCE I-1 RADFORD, VIRGINIA RADFORD COFFEE SHOP Serves Good Home-Cooked Food Under New Management H. H. DOUTHAT PROPST-CHILDRESS SHOE CO. INCORPORATED Beautiful Shoes -I Hosiery, Too ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Compliments Of WEBB,S GRGCERY STORE See Our New Summer Apparel THE LEADER STORE RADEORD, VIRGINIA Compliments Of Montgomery Hardware Co. RADFORD, VIRGINIA Compliments Of ART BARBER SHOP WHITEHEAD'S PHARMACY I-1 BEAR SUPER MARKET The Best for Less IN MEATS AND GROCERIES YOUR WALGREEN AGENCY I-f Where High School Students Meet 5-1 Phone 3041 Radford, Va FREE PARKING +352 Re HI STUDENTS' HEADQUARTERS Soda - Lunch - Cosmetics - Stationery - Sundries 111 WILSONS Phone 2161 Radford, Va HARVEY MOTOR co. Comflimfnff o f B U I C K Salesand Service E' K' UHLER Metropolitan Life Insurance RADFORD, VIRGINIA Representative CLOVER BRAND DAIRY PRODUCTS MILK - BUTTER - ICE CREAM uw' Manufactured by Clover Creamery Company, Inc. Radford, Virginia Dial 3928 9l53l?J'- C..t-1.5. Q,Mrs'5-t'ia.vs5 L VI' dx 500 Vt. Y i K W . ,, D' ,A COMPLIMENTS QW -. by . E0 A Q, 49 4- 0 F . , , CJ? ,gs ,Ire Q5 Xk,v'f New Radford Laundry, Inc. I THURMAN ISL BOONE, INC. AEIAHVH X199 Q10 Fine Furniture NOILVIS IAIVCI s,A2IAzIvH ROANOKE, VIRGINIA agffuas' auypplf The First and Merchants National Bank RADFORD, VIRGINIA I-Y O F F I C E R S WILLIAM INGLES, President HENRY T. ROBERTS, Vire President W. H. '-IQROLINGER, Vice President A. C. HANKLA, Cashier THOs. M. J0NEs, Asst. Cashier RINER D. DUNCAN, Asst. Cashier D I R E C T O R S SAINI BELL HENRY ROBERTS F. M. JONES WILLIAM INGLES N. B. HARVEY TED DALTON W. H. TROLINGER J. L. WILLIAMSON ARTHUR ROBERTS C. J. CREws W. E. GILBERT RESOURCES OVER 53,500,000 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Republic Oil and Gas Co. SHELTON'S CAFE R at d' B C None Better at Any Price a for S est afe On the New Highway EAST RADFORD, VIRGINIA RADFORD, VIRGINIA 4543? Radford Druq CO. QUALITY MADE US FAMOUS- SERVICE MADE US GROW 1 Mark R. Kirby Phone 2OII Radford, Virginia WILLIAMS BARBER , AND BEAUTY SHOP C0mPl'mf f-' Of H THE Dm 3477 RADFORD 2135 First Street RADFORD, VIRGINIA NEWS JOURNAL S I D N E Y , S Compliments ROANOKE, VIRGINIA f o '-' L A Z A R U S SMART JUNIOR MISS READY-TO-WEAR 1 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Fresh Flowers for Every Occasio Compliments I-I n l fbk ' - 5 5941 THE STAR AMUSI-:MENT CO. PULASKI FLOWER SHOP 4 ' Phone 2-O621 Pulaski, Va. RADFOEHQXAND VIRGINIAN THEATRES -1sf55f:+ : 401' '59 'I Compliments K 'K ox of HOPKINS PHARMACY li When You Want Drugs Bad You Need Them Good JAM ISON MOTOR CO. Dodge-Plymouth Sales and Service Dependable Used Cars RADFORD, VIRGINIA 1-1 Dial 2821 CDayj - 3475 CNightj MAIN STREET Esso STATION Esso Extra Esso Motor Oil - Esso - Essolube Expert Lubrication DIAL 2081 RADFORD, VA. A Quarter Century of Fur Service Visit Our New Shoe Salon Samuel Spigel 306 S. Jefferson St. Roanoke, Va. CURLEE CLOTHES STETSON HATS Florsheim and Jarman Shoes - VVi1son Bros. Furnishings The Copenhaver Company, Inc. THE HOME OF QUALITY Radford, Virginia Dial 3841 KAY'S CUT-RATE MEN'S WEAR - COSMETICS 'IIOBACCOS - PATENT MEDICINES Lowest Prices in Town RADFORD, VIRGINIA Compliments of Dickens' Radio Service Dial 2164 Radford, Va. Compliments of Lindy's Beauty Salon Under First and Merchants National Bank Dial 3611 Radford, Va. g'l56l3 Leading Jeweler Since 1910 Dial 2,731 Loans Up to 5300.00 Old Dominion Small Loan FINE VVATCH REPAIRING Corporation FISHER JEWELRY STORE W-L' M ff Radford Hardware Bldg. Radford, Va. C0mPlimf ff PHONE OR VISIT YOUR Of SEARS' ORDER OFFICE H. PAT HORTON fi INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY Jefferson Building Dial 2501 RADFORD, VIRGINIA Gordon Dalton CSI Co. DISTRIBUTORS or PLEE-ZING FOOD PRODUCTS Sola' with Money-Back Guarantee WHEN IN PULASKI, VISIT BUSY BEE DINER Curb Service BILL'S JUNK oo. The Place to Buy Used Auto Parts and Atcessofie: PHONE 2-6361 PULASKI, VA. BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS 1-1 ' THE DRESS SHOP RADFORD, VIRGINIA Compliments Of SPANISH GRILL F-I RADFORD, VIRGINIA '6l57l3+ City Tire Service Records - Radios - Bicycles - Auto Accessories Distributors for B. F. GOODRICH PRODUCTS .SEE US FOR YOUR AUTO NEEDS Dial 3391 Norwood and Harrison Radford, Va The Radford Evening Star l.Aclc 'X5 News 'Vbm' ' 'D Serving a trade territory of 35,000 population, salutes the Student Body J EX and Facultyof Radford High School xi Whose efforts have made possible THE OAK LEAF Central Chevrolet Corporation cHEvRoLET AND oLDsMoB1LE Sales and se,-me RADFORD, VIRGINIA '6t58i3+ Compliments Roanoke, Va. Phone 7726 Of FOR ENERGY NIITCHELL AND VITALITY MOTOR SALES E AT RADFORD, VIRGINIA XA3iXXouf'fEu'NQf0 ' FARRIS BROTHERS THE HOME OF QUALITY GROCERIES We Dfljazer Any Size Order f . X. , If rf, 1 . X .gn 915. F RADFORD -XPULASKI - CHRISTIANSBURG f, - fb., . X !'jMDfai1 Racgcgra f3Q74T J 'J Y I, COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE T. 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RADFORD FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLETE FURNISHINGS FOR THE HOME TYLER BUILDING RADFORD, VIRGINIA -24 61 53+ Personal Contributors TED DALTON GEORGE SNEAD DAVID BRASWELL J. H. FRAZIER W. H. EINSTEIN GENE GRAYSON L. R. SEMONES H. C. TYLER pd J. LOUIS EARLY J. M. GOLDSMITH C. L. CAPITO R. L. MCCONNELL C. J. CREWS W. W. SEAVER A. H. SARGENT G. E. HEINZ GROVE AVENUE METHODIST CHURCH -'M62131' LYNCI-IBUR6 ENGRAVED ANNUALS ARE BUILT UPON YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AS SPECIALISTS IN THE FIELD OF SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS IN mmsr..1l, Fulfilling ui. .e.,..:f.m.f.rs ol tlxe modern coneg. A I S 1 Q nnua tall we have combined a comprehensive and sys ema ic servicing program with that high standard ol quality so essential in the production of line yearboolrs. Lynchburg engraved annuals are built lay an organization specializing on school annuals exclusively, thereby assuring each snail ol the personal and intelligent assistance so necessary in the planning and designing ol u truly satisfactory book, LYNCHBURG ENGRAVING 'COMPANY- LYNCH BU no - VIRGINIA U15 'L414141ml Kcsulf For two generations the STONE imprint on college yearhoolcs has carried with it the assurance of high-quality printing and Hon-timeu cie- livery. We handle the entire production job, with careful supervision from beginning to end. Working in close cooperation with the eriitors and staff memhers of college annuals, our slciileci artists plan the layout. Half-tone illustrations are marie uncler the ciirection of engraving experts. The utmost care in printing and hinriing prociuce a finished ioh of which any school may well he proucl. U16 570146 Printing and Manufacturing 60. DIAL 6688 116-132 North Jefferson Street ROANOKE, VA. ,' . 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