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

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Dedication • • • Always interested in us, our school, and our activities are our two best friends, Mom and Dad. They want us to have, in school, all the opportunities they missed in their youth. They deserve much more credit than we could possibly give them, so to all our Moms and Dads we, their bewildering off¬ spring, happily and gratefully dedicate this book.

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Oak Leaf School T)ays Published, by THE STUDENT BODY Radford High School Radford, Virginia 1946 Mary Elizabeth Lucas Editor Buddy Moore Business Manager

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Preface REMEMBER . . . Of course you do. We all remember every¬ thing that happened high on a windy hill amid the clang of lockers and the buzz of changing bells . . . the daily grind of classes . . . pep meetings . . . the bitter wind that reddened our noses and blew our curls as we watched Radford’s victory over Pulaski . . . carols being sung . . . the Junior-Senior Prom . . . the headaches accompanying exams . . . then the thrills of graduation. Remember? There have been so many outstanding events this year to fill our hearts that we cannot devote this book to one lest some worth remembering should slip away. With this in mind the staff presents the 1946 Oak Leaf in memory of the little as well as the big memories of our year.