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

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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

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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

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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