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

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FORTY-F I VE Frank William Hurd “Frank” ‘Oh! It’s wonderful to have a giant’s strength.” Nelson Brien Keister “Squib” “Ah, every inch may some day be- come a man.” Marjorie Kirtner “Pee Wee” “There is no wisdom like frankness.” Sallie Ellen Littrell “ Sallie ” ‘She’s one of those people who does nothing so nicely that it becomes something.” Reba Pauline Mannon “ Little Reba ” ‘Precious things come in small pack- ages.” Katherine Jane Mayo “Kate” “Confidence is the secret of strength.’ Semi ' MS Doris Grey Hutchens “Doris” “Her face makes sunshine in shady places.” Joseph Thomas Kelly “Joe” “Happy am I — from care I’m free. Why aren’t they all contented like me?” Walter Bedford Lilly, Jr. “ Whitey ” “He will give the devil his dues for trying something new.” June S. Maness “June” “Why hurry? Rome was not built in a day.” William Henry Martin “Bill” “He’s full of life; he’s full of fun.” Violet Evelyn Morris “ Violet ” “A kind maid with quiet ways.” 4 11 } -

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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

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THE OAK LEAF Virginia Lee Musser “ Tootsie “A smile for all, a welcome glad, A jovial coaxing way she has.” Dorothy Maye McGhee Dot “They say beauty is only skin deep, but hers reaches the soul.” Geneva Leona Mottesheard “ Geneva ” “She has a sweetness all her own.” June Insley Myers June “Women are wiser than men, be- cause they know less and under- stand more.” James Franklin Painter Nose” “A hero on the field of sports, an idol in the world of women; but never conceited — always the same.” Thelmus Gentry Plummer Plunger “As an athlete, Plummer really rates — but as a lover, WOW! He’s great.” Daphine Virginia McDaniel “ Daphine “A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. ” Doris Dent Mills Dot “No gems, no gold she needs to wear; She shines intrinsically fair.” Isabelle Allison Mottesheard “Jeza “Her tongue is like a brook — babbling on forever.” Mary Frances Padgett Mary Frances “A good face is a good recommenda- tion.” Sam Young Perkins Sam” “I can resist anything — except temp- tation.” Roy Glennard Quesenberry “Pig” “He has a heart so full of mirth that it sparkles in his eyes. Senkfis