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

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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?

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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-

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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