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

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FORTY-FIVE Hester Virginia Chambers “ Hester ” “Some may talk, some may laugh, but I do both forever.” Corinne Alexandra Conley “ Connie ” “With a laugh in her eyes and a smile on her lips, She’s bubbling with fun to her finger tips.” Joseph Randolph Cooper “Randy” “I agree with no man’s opinions — I have some of my own.” Donald Eugene Davis “George” “Can I help it if I was born hand- some???” Freida Corlene Divers “ Freida ” “When studies and pleasures clash, Then let the studies smash.” Margaret Irene Edmondson . “ Renie ” “A jolly, unselfish personality is her greatest gift.” Henry Clifton “ Snooky” “When I feel like working, I just lie down until the feeling goes away.” Perdean Cooper Young “ Perdean ” “Pluck, not luck, leads to success.” Doris Jane Covey “Pete” “Not too sober, not too gay — Just a real girl in every way.” Lula Corinne DeHart “Cork y” “Calmness is a great advantage.” Frances Elizabeth Eads “ Elizabeth ” “Modesty is the beauty of woman.” Grace Darlene Fanning “Dolly” “Good nature and good sense are usually good companions.” 4 9

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THE OAK LEAF Brunhilda Grey Agee “Hilda” “They say life is what we make it, So I’ll have my fun while I can take it.” Venita Faustine Anderson “ Deedie” “Why take people to heart? They’re all crazy!” Mary Elizabeth Austin “Mary” “All sunny and sweet the maiden appears.” Peggy Joyce Bowling “Janie” “Not even the stars can rival the brightness of her smile.” Dorothy Lois Brown “Dot” “Her voice is soft, gentle, and low — an excellent thing in woman.” Frank Yingling Caldwell, Jr. “Frank y” “Take him for all in all We shall not look upon his like again.” Edith Layvera Alderman “Woody” “She is gentle in manner and sweet in nature.” Ruth Evelyn Andrews “Ruth” “Blushing is the true color of virtue.” Claude Haden Bishop “ Riner” “Why hurry? Life’s no longer if we do.” Wade Darrell Bralley “ Shorty ” “Little and short, loud and strong, There’s nothing very wrong.” Mary Joan Brown “Joan” “The little cares that fretted me — I lost them yesterday.” Betty Frances Carden “Betty” “Nice, neat, and never naughty?????” Senim 8 }C«

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THE OAK LEAF Ellen Louise Fisher “ Louise” “How can I study witli love affairs on my mind.” Ruth Chase Galloway “Ruth” “She is pleasant to talk with, and also to walk with.” James Leo Gibson “Jimmy” “When he works he works — but when does he work?” William Lee Gunter “Bill” ‘The only way to be successful is to work.” Joseph Davis Harman “ Griff en ” “Sometimes a man with a clear con- science only has a poor memory.” Dottie Lee Haywood “ Dottie ” “Athletic, yet delicately feminine — a good combination.” St ' enms Elsie Mae Franklin “Elsie” “The light of friendship shone in her eyes, and all who met her saw it.” Richmond Baxter Gentle “ R . B.” “Washington is dead; Lincoln is dead; Napoleon is dead. All the great men are dead; in fact, I don’t feel so well myself.” Fred James Gravely “Frog” “The world knows nothing of its greatest men.” Alfred Stanley Hall “Patsy” “They do not love who do not show their love.” John Sherwood Harnsberger “Jack” “God made man, and it’s man’s own fault if he allows woman to make a fool of him.” Elbert Clell Howell “Clell” “When people agree with me I feel that I must be wrong.” 4 10 J