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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

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HATCHER Administrative Assistant To the Superintendent, Diversified Occupations MR. JIMMY PAINTER Assistant Principal, Science MISS LORENA BROWN Secretary to the Superintendent MRS. LORENA SHUMATE Secretary to the Principal MRS. RUBYE WADE English, Guidance MRS. ELIZABETH HEINLINE English, Journalism MRS. VIRGINIA WILSON English MRS. JUNE GRAYBEAL English, Guidance MRS. BARBARA KENT English, Mathematics MISS JUANITA PHILLIPS Librarian MISS FARAH RUST Home Economics MRS. ANNIE FRED WRIGHT Home Economics MRS. MARY ANN HAISLIP Business Education, History MRS. CHARLOTTE BAKER Business Education MR. LAWRENCE LUZENSKI Industrial Arts 5236 Eff: .f:? t'31 . X , ,L k , ig-,Ui ,j 4 'R 'K gx fi , 'givin 1 f 4+ S .iff :WE I ' . ' ia2,i2i-fy? 3 ! L 53'53J,xgy3 iv xvygggg Q k ,ggg-g fi: ,, , .+- ' 3 , 'K 1 f ' x. J! 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Mi X 4- ' 5 M ,Al-5 , 4 X' I 6 ,O 4' I E IOR CLASS HI TORY Lwes of great men all remmd us We can make our lwes sublzme And departmg leave behmd us Footprmts on the sands of tzme HENRY WAnswon'rH LONGFELLOW The sands of Radford Hxgh School are f1lled wlth footprlnts our footprints Although we had d1ff1culty f1nd1ng places for our prmts w1th out oblxteratmg those of other lllustrlous students we were determlned to leave an lmpresslon of our lxfe on the h1ll We have left the deep set prlnts of the athlete the spreadmg prmts of the leader the determlned prmts of the achlever and the shallow prmts of the dlscouraged EIGHTH GRADE On September 1 1952 we Semors began look mg for a place to walk wlthout bemg trampled by the hundreds of hale and hardy upper class men The dlstance from our feet to our heads wasnt great so we spent much of our tlme cranlng our necks ln order to hear the mllllons of orders issued by our superlors and to get ghmpses of locker leaners and the more elevat mg act1v1t1es of the blg guys and gals We were proud of our elghth grade g1rls when they ap peared m pxg ta1ls baseball caps and styhsh sklrts for the GAA 1n1t1at1on We felt a lxttle more a part of thmgs after presentmg a full length assembly program Now we wonder how we ever had the nerve to appear before the stu dent body Jean Arthur and Joyce Matthews erased all our blunders when they sang I Saw Mommle KlSSlHg Santa Claus JoAnne Arnold Judy Anfin and Bobble Cohen were the Exghth Grade Duchesses on the Homecommg Court NINTH GRADE We grew and our prmts began to spread We knew everythxng there was to know about Radford High and made a polnt of lnformxng the lncomlng exghth graders of thls fact We took advantage of belng Freshmen by Jo1n1ng all clubs and organlzatlons for whlch we were el1g1ble Bobby Asbury was our capable presldent and Frank Grayson served as treasurer of the SC A My but we were proud of Carol Huddle when she won re-cognltlon as State Debate Champlon Peggy Dean tQok the part of the angel ln the Chrlstmas Pageant nn whlch John Rlpley was the acolyte We were proud to have two of our nmth grade boys on the varslty football squad The Junxor varslty basketball team won ten out of fourteen games thls year and we attrlbuted that vlctory In part to the hard work of the nmth grade boys on the squad Frank Grayson was selected as a member of the All State Chorus West and many of us were thrllled by an 1n vxtatlon to Slhg for the Dlstrxct Rotary Conven tlon ln Johnson City Tennessee Just as we were gettlng 1nto full swlng of school work and act1v1 t1es the year suddenly ended We left the mnth grade determxned to make the commg year an even better one TENTH GRADE We were now wlse Sophomores Spud' Howell served well as class presldent and Carol Huddle was an eiliclent secretary of the SCA The upperclassmen had reconclled themselves to the fact that we were Just as gooney and 1n tellxgent as any other class and that they would have to put up w1th us Judy Hall won the upperclass plng pong tournament and our boys filled startmg berths on the football and basket ball teams Th1s year was one of our best Dances ball games assemblles and other 8Ct1V1tleS provided entertalnment and we even managed to sneak ln a lxttle studylng here and there The g1rls wlth the use of all thelr femlmne techmques caught thelr dates and managed to get space on the dance floor for the Sadxe Hawkm s Dance About thls tlme of year we dlgested our lunch to the sound of Radford H1 yells for cheerleadmg try outs were just around the corner Jean Arthur Kay Jones and Mary Hlte Grayson were elected to the squad Carol Huddle and Kay Jones at tended the M1ller and Rhodes Forelgn Students Forum 1n Rlchmond T1me marched on and we marched to a three months vacatlon and the prospect of returnmg as Jumors 1n September ELEVENTH GRADE The blg year arrlved' From the moment we started school to the flrst of May our one thought was PROM' Frank Grayson our class presldent was a busy man and we were all busy bodles Mlckey Rumon became the vlce president of the SCA Every second of our tlme seemed to be Jammed and from these jammed moments came great results Don Rlley was a member of the cast of Mmor Mlf3C19 rated as d1st1ngu1shed ln the state play festxval Our g1rls sparked us to v1ctor1es Wlth thelr achxevements ln athletlcs Isabelle Dobbms won the plng pong champxon shlp Mary H1te Grayson won the foul shoot1ng contest and the badmlnton champxonshlp For the second year she was named the outstandmg g1rl athlete Muslc Hlled the a1r th1s year when Bobby Alls Joyce Matthews and Spud Howell attend ed All State Chorus West Many members of the Junlor Class sang for the DlStf1Ct Rotary Con ventlon at Hot Sprmgs Dot Sller and Bobble Cohen were attendants to the queen 1n the Rotary Beauty Pageant Baggy eyes lrrltable dlsposltlons pamt splattered clothes and WORK were common these days We were decoratlng fox the Prom Wonderful memorles of the past were brought to mmd when the Semors came through our 1vy covered archway to dlscover thelr most wonder ful Moments to Remember A party at the Joneses breakfast at the Weavers and tearmg down the decoratxons at s1x the next mornmg completed our prom act1v1t1es Cheerleadlng season rolled around agam and Peggy Dean and Bobble Cohen were named to the squad Nmeteen Junlors went to VPI for a glorlous week at Boys and Glrls State How proud we were of Carol Huddle who was elected Governor of V1rg1n1a G1rls State' Don R1ley and Mlckey Rumon were elected mayor and good C111 zen of thexr respectlve c1t1es Another year came to a close and we were lookmg forward to the last and best one of them all 1 1 l 1 ' ' ' ' ts 11 ' - ' 1 , . ' 1 . ' . . ' 1 1 - 1 I - 1 l 1 . 1 - 1 1 . ' ' . . ' ' 1 . 1 ' 1 , - ' 1 . ' ' ' n - 11 - ' u 11 ' ' . ' 1 . . 7 ' . - ' . . ' . ' as 11 ' ' - 1 u ' 1 1 . 1 . . . H , ' 1 . . l . . - ' , - 1 u - - 11 u - . . 11 , - 1 - . . . . . . L 1 1 ls 11 1 ' f . . ' . 1 - . 1 1 ' . . . -' ' 1 . . ' 1 1 - , nc 11 , . ' - . V ' - , , . . .' . -' . . 1 1 1 - . . , , 1 , . - 1 - 1 ' 1 . . . . , . . H , . . . . 1 1 .E IOR CLASS HI TORY SENIORS Our footprints on the sands of time had taken shape. We cooperated with our president, Spud Howell, and concentrated our efforts on squeezing out the undesirable depressions and making the impressions smooth, deep and preeminent. It was a common sight to see Mickie Runion, President of the S.C.A., scurrying around trying to keep in order the affairs of the student body. We were among the leaders of Radford High School. Many of the clubs and organizations were headed by competent Seniors. With her forceful interpretation of democracy, Carol Hud- dle won the I Speak For Democracy contest. Bobby Alderman, Spudl' Howell, Tommy Man- non, and Rodney Umberger were chosen as the football co-captains. Carol Copko and Bobby Alderman graciously reigned over the Homecom- ing Dance and festivities. We spent glorious mo- ments at slumber parties after the games these are transitory moments golden memories Gayle Simpson received the D A R Good Citi zenship Award Lillie Sowers wrote a winning essay and received several catalogs from Stephens College. Carol Huddle portrayed the Madonna in the Christmas Pageant, our Mixed Chorus ap- peared on television and again sang for the Ro- tary Convention. Our class was well represent- ed at All State Chorus, West. Judy Hall received the Betty Crocker Homemaking Award, and Peggy Dean participated in the American Legion Oratorical Contest. The G.A.A. chose Faye Brooks the 1957 Sweetheart to reign over the Sweetheart Ball. Frank Grayson, Hoot Gibson, and Rodney Umberger were the basketball co- captains. We won 11 and lost 5 games in regular season playg and, thus, won a berth in the dis- trict tournament. We were measured for our caps and gowns: we ordered our invitations, and we exchanged calling cards with our classmates. There were the last minutes rushes of the Prom C Ebbtide J, final exams, parties, and the annual. On June second we marched down the aisle of Radford High School for the last time as Seniors to re ceive our diplomas and awards As we said goodbye with sad hearts to Radford High School and reluctantly left behind our impressions on the sands of time we were reminded that Not enjoyment and not sorrow ls our destined end of way But to act that each tomorrow Finds us farther than today SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS if 'N 1 -'s '14 .mln sgi f President Spud Howell Secretary Faye Brooks Vice President Hoot Gibson Treasurer Judy Anfm SENIORS Levsn Gerald Albert Jo Anne Elxzabeth Arnold Robert Ray Alderman Maude Jean Arthur Robert Lee Alls Robert Prentiss Asburv, Jr Judlth Louxme Anfm W SENIORS Wllllilm Gene Conrad I9 C3101 Ann Copko Roger John Copko Indy Lee Lordel Johanna Thomas Craig Margaret Ann Dean Charlotte Elizabeth DeHart 1 3-3 +3 Q f-'f Richard Lawrence Lfibson RPG! Isabelle Sawyers Dobbins fc: al, 'IQ' Frank Everett Grayson. III Blzxrv Angie Fortune Mary Hlte Grayson .Ianws hclwarcl Frye Wilmer Buck Ilagy SENIORS all-ng -H? I SENIORS Iul11 Ann H ill James Framklm Hollxclzq Dougldb Wlllldm Hfxmblm Allen Lee Howell Wllmd Jamce Half mood Cd1Ol Ann Huclrllc Betty Jean Hollanflsworth SENIORS Thomas George Mannon Joyce Marlo Matthews Russell Glen Mzmtz, Jr. Wllllam Douglas McPeake Olivia Simmons Mzmtz Patiicia Ann Myers Robert Danlel Malshall ,nwfg Marv Ann Poole lxfithiy n Itl1L.1hLth Umhoine Donald Wilson Riley PM ff!! Judith Virginia Palmer John W lltei Rlplex 'QM 'i James Merrell Poe Cfemlcl Rudolph Roheith SENIORS ar 6 SENIORS James Carl Roseberry Dorothy Wynne Siler Marion Gilmer Runion Barbara Gayle Simpson Lewis Raymond Semones, Jr. Russell Thomas Simpson. JI Buford Keadle Shumate, Jr. awww? SE NIORS James Edward Strawn Thomae Reamb Tugg Jr Lawrence Purdy Sutton Jr Harold G. Turnel Donald Lee Swlm Nancy Jean Tlpton Rodnex Leon Umbelgel arol Coplco Appointed Head Nurse f Men s Ward At Mayo Cllllltl ger Copko Appointed Bettl Osborne Psvchologist ead Welgher At Kroger Analvzes Flftv Women fter Ten Years Service To Determine Why tirls Attract Bovs bby Alls Recording, Good Ole ountam Dew, Makes Him MllllOH8lFC eggy Dean Receives Nobel rize For Achievements In hysxcal Therapv Techniques Emmanell Wade Honored ew1s Alb t M er angles As Nurse Of the Year Movle Star Fulfxlls Plans Of Love Dewey Weaver Opens New Marriage Baby Carriage Radford Texaco Station IG BUSINESS EXECUTIVE JERRY KINCER TO BE NTERVIEWED ON PERSON TO PERSON PROCRAM arv Fortune As His Second Baseman Signs clal Secretarv Contract With Red Sox can Arthur Completes eek Of Teachlng housands Quit School Mary Hlte Grayson Defeats Ike In Golf Now Woman Without A Countrv ludlth Palmer Medical Secretary Aids Dr Hoffenhoof in DISCOVCFV Of Disease Fighting Bacteria Spud Howell Horticulturlst Dex elops Eveless Potatoes CLARICE YOUNG RADFORD COMMUNITY HOSPITAI SECRETARY WRITES HIT SONC IVE BECOME ACCUSTOMED TO 'IHIS Pl ALE DOUG MCPEAKE WINS DAYTONA SPEED TRIAI S IILI Y SOWERS ANSWERS JACKPOT QUESTION What Makes tovernment Teachers Tick? To Wm AS HOLLYWOOD S NUMBER ONE CASANOVA Johanna Craig, World Renowned Artist, Pamts Mt Es erest At Peak Of Success HEADLINES OF 1967 UDY HALL HEADS OME ECONOMICS EPARTMENT AT V P I DOUGLAS HAMBLIN NAMED VIRGINIA S SOAP BOX DERBY SPEED KING UDY ANFIN TO JOIN SATURDAY EVENING OST' STAFF AFTER HER BOOK HOW TO KEEP BOYS HAPPY IS PUBLISHED ORMAN JONES CHIEF Frankie Lawrence tolf Pro F NATO FORCES Begins Golf Lessons EADS FOR EUROPE For Ages 1 H Mondav Wilma Haw wood Proves Prnate Secretarv Is Behind Big Business Success Glenda Hull Appointed International Secretarv By British Ambassador Courageous F re Chief Tommv Mannon Rescues 100 From Burning Blaze Don Rlley Lectures Thirty MICKIE RUNION BREAKS Consecutive Days To Break FOUR MINUTE MII E Senate Flllbuster Record AT SANTA ANITA bble Cohen Elected resident Of Tar Babies nonymous Club The Smith Brothers Don And Tom Find Antldote For Coughdrops ussell Simpson Opens ny Model Car Garage sults Not Guaranteed onald Swim Discovers ew Method Of lesel Fuel Injection Nancv Tipton Is World s Tvpmg Champ With 200 Words A Minute ll onald Wheeler earns Many New ccupatlons In Army Lewis Semones Teaches New Course, How To Be Life of Party, At VV1ll1am and Mary HELEN SMITH PROMOTED TO HEAD NURSE AT JOHNS HOPKINS Tommy Trigg Brilliant Englneer Announces Car Parts Fxperiment A Succes Dot Siler Arrested For Drawing On Walls Of National Museum 0f Art . . 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' ' . . 4 .S I 5 , Bobby Alderman I akes Reverse Play Scores Touchdown For Opponents In Rose Bowl ferry Bam Financial Expert Lauses Stock Market To Crash For last Time No Hope Held For Recovery James Strawn Appointed Electrical Englneer For Whlte House Expansion Jane Bradshaw Writes Judy Corder Carl Roseberry Drama Series Love Wm S10 000 On Do You Adventure Heartbreak Trust Your Wife Program Ifor Television Program grim? -:NE Elffged President William Conrad Awarded Nobel Prize For pl m ' aw' 0 Outstanding Achievements In Electronics ADMIRAL JOHN RIPLEY SPEAKS TO NAVY PERSONNEL ON HOW TO WIN AN ARCUMENT WHEN YOU KNOW YOU RE WRONG Bob Asburv Named g:g'Ee?gSik,i,eg1:S V PI S Head Pump Jockey with Little Hokies For Esso Station CHARLOTTE DEHART AIRLINE HOSTESS ON FIRST FLICHT TO MOON Luther Conner Gets Award For Year s Courageous Driver Pat My ers Sponsors Club KAY JONES DIPLOMAT BAFFLES U N WITH REPORT For Married Women Onlv ON HOW TO TRAP A MAN OF ANY NATIONALITY Prank Grayson Sets New Isabelle Dobbins Becomes International Golf Record Naval Problem After Setting For Iosln Most Balls bp Housekeeping In Sub BUCK HAGY APPOINTED SAI ES MANAGER OF JAMISON MOTOR CO H C BRANSCOM Joyce Matthews Models S8 000000 Dress At Private Showmg For Queen Ellzabeth II HEADLINES 0F 1967 Bettv Hollandsworth Devlses James Holliday Secretarv New Method Of Teaching Of the Army To Begin Stl dents Are Alwavs Right Nevs Post On Friday SPORTS ILLUSTRATED HONORS JOANNE ARNOLD AUTHOR OF MICKEY MANTLES HOME LIFE Mr and Mrs Russell Mantz Danny Marshall Buys Prove Little Plumbers Controlling Stock In Come Cheaper Bv Dozen B F Goodrich Company BREAKS INTO PRO BALL CETS TEN YEARS Carol Huddle Expelled Overthrow Of Government JIMMY POE WINS PIVOT POSITION FOR GLOBE TRO'l'I'ERS Marx Ann Poole Quits Lutheran Church Posltlon To Work For Husband B K Shumate Doug Keller Miss D A R Gayle Simpson Be in Tralnlng For Olympic Gives Talk Throwing Paper Weight Lifting Championship On Street Bad Citizenship Harold Turner, Artist, Pamts 100 Prlson Windows In Slngle Day Sets World Record Sonny Speed Wins White Trucks Contract For New Diesel Engine Design Rodnev Umberger W8z L Coach Reveals Powerful Formation To Sports World Dotty Stafford Rockefeller Stenographer Helps Increase Business 96 f Alice Young Wins National Slogan Contest Join Air Force And Get Your Man ,lames Smith, U S Navy, Returns I O I . 9 3 9 1 - 5 - 4 9 s ' 9 1 0 , , . , , . . 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Barbara Casey. nie Furrow, Bill Gemmill, Gene Gibson, Helen Tom Cochran, Gibson, Tony Giesen. CLASS First row: John Goldsmith, Michael Graham. Third row: Pat Hurt, Jerry Hutton. Jimmy Mac Hai'k1'ade1'. Ella Harless. Jimmy High, Don Johnson, Barbara Kincer. Katherine Lawrence Hilliard. Janet Lovern. Second row: Carol Holliday,Ca1'olenc Holli- Fourth row: Patty Lugar, Betty Mannon, day, Roy Hoover. Judy Hornbarger, Bill Howell, Teeney Mannon, Elizabeth Martin. Patsy McCraw Anne Hughes. Shirley McCraw. Judy McKay, THE JUNIOR First row: Eddie MePeake, Frank Meador, Third' row: Randy Phillips, Vernon Poff, .Ioan Pat Medley, Bob Miller, Sammy Moore, C, B, Poole. Alice Ratcliffe. Bobby Ratcllffe, Lea Rob- Morgan. erts. Second row: George Nlfirgan. Geraldine Mos- Fourth row: Nina Robertson. Sharon Salyer, tiler, Nancy Oakes, Dianne Osborne, Ted Paisley, Herbert Scott, Judy Scott, Sidney Scott. Harriet Peggy Phillips, Shaner, Edward Shanklin, CL First row: Curtis Shelor. Martha Shumate. Bonnie Sowers, Norma Sparks, Barbara Stewart. William Tallant. Second row: Jimmy Thomas, Irene Thomp- son, Reba Thompson, Judith Tickle. Terry Tolley. James Trail. Third row: Yvonne Travers. Janet Umberger Ronald Viers. Howard Wade. Ira Weeks, Shirley Wheeler. Fourth row: Carlene White, Eddie Williams Bobby Woodward. Robert Wrenn. Jon Wyatt Frankie Sue Young, Ruby Young. Q0 vsp 'QV' is tes ,..,, cv if ffik iq, First row: Eula Ma? Akets. Drrothy AU1fI?. Douglas Austin. Murroll Baker. Linda Barton. Linda Beaseley. Second row: Jakic- Buss. Jimmy Bird. Emma Blevins. Harry Bond. Jerry Bond. Danny Bowers. Wayne Bowman. C. P. Bra-zeale. Third roir: Mary Sue Brinkley. Hazcl Brooks. Wanda Brooks, Patsy Brown. Tony Burgcss. Rich- ard Burleson. Charles Burton. Nancy Caves. Fourth row: Patty Clark. Eddie Coatcs. L.. B. Cole. John Ed Conner, Larry Conrad, Jimmy Crews. Guy Cromer. iK ' Q'-V Z- '-j Fifth row: Marie Croslin. Joyi-it DeHart James Denny. Donald Dobbins. Larry Dohhins Doris Durman. Ann Earles. Ginger Eflrd. Si.rtIi rmr: Charlcs Eppc-rle-51 Isaac Farris Judith Foutz. Martha Franklin. Becky Galloway Archie Graham, Wayne Grimm. Barbara Halo. S8z'e'i1tli rozri Charlotte: Hall. Stcvc Hall Danny Hinklvy. Jo Ann Holbrook, Bvtty Hollins Rosa Annu' Hollins. THE '0PHO- ORE 6 i an -qw 1 im 2 Q 55? I? 'gi -Q if FRE. HMA. First rouzi Diane Albright. Betty Jo Alley, Eddie Altizer, Peg- gy Ann Altizer, Carl An- drews. Ronnie Bain. Second row- Charles Bird, D o n a l d Bishop. Darlene Blanken- ship, Marcella Blaylock, Molin Bla y loc k, Jerry Boardwyne, Sandra Bond, Sharon Branscom. Third row- William Brewer, Jr.. Arn- old Brown, Pat Bullard, Helen Burleson, Ggraldine Campbell, Carole Carpen- ter. Bobby Cayton, Steven Chiles, Fourth, rour- Gayle Christian, Haven Cochran, Rufus Cochran, Diana Cox. Philip Dalton. Ronnie Davis. Dick Dean. Peggy Jo DeHart. Fifth row- Miehael Duncan, Evelyn Easter, Sam Endicott, Louise Fitzpatrick, Barbara Flin- ehum. Betty Forbes, Mild- red Fortune, Jerry Foster. Sixth row- Janice Franklin, Nancy Gardner, Paul Gibson. John Goodwin, Thomas Graham. Eugene Guinn, Sally Hagy. Rebecca Hartsock. Sereiztlz rowh Robert Helvey, L a r r y Hensley, Leo Henley, Billy Hepler. Charlotte Hollins. Bill Hopkins, John Housel. Wanda Howell, Eighth row- Jackie Hubble. David Hunt. Judy Hunt, Douglas Hypes. Lewis Jeffries, Syd- ney Johnson. Dolly Jones. Charles Keister. Ninth TOLU- Allen Kinley, Pat Kirby. James Kirtner, Dwight Kregloe, Becky Layne. Pat- ty Lester. Judy Long. Lai'- ry Lorton. CLASS First row- David Mabry, Paul Man- non, Doug McCoy, Charles McDonald. Geraldine Mc- Guire, Linda McGuire. Bet- ty Marshall. Second row- Helen Martin, Mary Jo M a 1' t i n, Wendell Martin. Carson Mitchell, Sherwood Mitchell, Max Mottesheard, Betsye Mundy, Charlsie Munsey. Third row- Stanley Murdock, Ethel Pannell, Linda Nance, Joe Neal, Diane N e W c o m b. Charles Pearson, Betty Poff. Charlotte Quesenberry. Fourth row- Clarence Ratcliffe, Curtis Ratclifle, Sylvia Ratcliffe, William Reed, Karen Rene- gar, Brenda Roberts, Jack Roberts, Sarah Roop. Fifth row- Terry Saul, Patty Scott, John Semones, Alban Shu- mate, Grover Simpkins, Bobby Simpson. Harold Sloane. Etta Slusher. Sixth row- Pete Smyth, Peggy Sow- ers, Billy Stafford, Pat Stephens, Robert Stewart, Averill Sutphin, John Sut- ton, Carolyn Taylor. Seventh row- Jon Taylor, Ernest Thom- as, Phyllis Thompson, Rich- ard Tinley, Gloria Tipton. T o m m y Tipton. Barbara Tolley, Tommy Trail. Eighth row- Judith Turner, E. J. Vaught, Kenneth Vaughn. Tommy Vaughn, Joyce Viers, Peggy Weaver, San- dra Weaver.XCarolyn Webb. Ninth row- Arlene Weeks, Harry Whitt, Mary Ann Williams, B r e n d a Wilson, Frank Wright, Everett Yearout, Carol Young, Erma Young. A. lx b pf v , f v N 5 ' A Q ' W ,Q 155' wi 4-L 1 'G A 95 156512, ,, A 44 .1.3 5 ntnzz ' Q - if G, vi A Q ii 4 n 19 ,., XL 'nl ,ga Y 1 ' A lui 4 n.AA..'h:mn..,,.A.r ' sf 4 Q ' .3 W. Q 'I sd 'l 5 W 3 kv .1 J' 1 S.. 1 ff , l ,, ii Y uw . 'fn WM 'X 4 .,,. ,G JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS i A SOPHONIORE CLASS R Nu.. FRESHMEN CLA SS OFFICERS - 'QU A A , ls 4 PRESIDEYT O14 lf ILP RS X106 Plesldent Seeretdrx T1 QdNLlIt'l Iwzcultx AdX1NOI B111 Gemmlll Parbfnm Hale Sally Hagx Mus Rubx Dobxns Student Cooperative Association President ., e ., A, . .,o, Mickie Runion OFFICERS P1 esldeut Hoot blbwon X ICC Plesldent Teux Bun Secretarx T1 easuler Rogel Copko Facultx Adxmor Nlr G C Robemon I Na f-aj N' .9 A X l W 4 5 5 Nr' 14 Student Patrol PRESIDENT l'O-EDITORS The Acorn 4 G Ale? QQ, .gr Q, ,- dNQ.3.'QS', Co-Editors in . ,. Olivia Mantz, Carol Huddle Managing Editor .n,,n,.,,Y..w. .. ,....n,, l Judy Anfin Business Manager nn.....n. n.nnn J ohanna Craig Faculty Advisor Mrs. Elizabeth Heinline OFFICERS Editor Dot Siler Assistant Editor , ., ,, , Jean Arthur Associate Editors ,E E, , ,o,o, . E, E, Jon Wyatt Jean Elizabeth Arthur Business Managers eire, ,E , ,e,o Kay Jones Peggy Dean Faculty Advisors , Mrs. Mary Ann Haislip Miss Juanita Phillips X T A HE I 9 K LEAF 36,5 I The Oak Leaf EDITOR QQ 'WX Clee Club The Glee Club and the Mixed Chorus often work as a single unit, with their efforts primarily directed toward providing pleasure and entertainment for the school and the community. In order to facilitate the activities of the two groups, they have elected only one group of officers, which serves both groups in a leadership capacity. N vp 1' SEQQ, OFFICERS President ,P P P ,, A , Bobby Alls Vice-President P, ., ..., , . Bonnie Sue Furrow Secretary-Treasurer ,.e. P Diane Pryor Faculty Advisor ,r.ir,.,r. Miss Marie Reynolds O O Mixed Chorus PRESIDENT , M. x. I' 'g J ,,4,1,, 'N 'v 1' ,,J, O PRESIDENT The Band x 17 t f fkL.4f5'3'g X , OFFICERS President M e ,..,A Sonny Speed Vice-President ,e . .ee. Tommy Trigg Secretary-Treasurer H ,. ., Peggy Crabtree Faculty Advisor ., ,. Mr. Tom Dobyns OFFICERS President V..A,. S .AA,,,,w. Danny Jett Vice-President ..... me ,.. Frank Grayson Secretary-Treasurer ...rA.r... Bobby Alderman Faculty Advisor ,....re, Mr. Jimmy Painter The Key Club PRESIDENT A-sf' Best Wishes From RA DFORD NEWS JOURNA L K 5 if S Q 2 x,:' 3,-f PIiESIDICN'l' q.2,f-vi' Debate Club OFFICERS President Carol Huddle Vice-President l l l , l, Bobbie Cohen See1'eta1'y-Treasu1'er ll .. ll Barbara Howell Faculty Advisor Mrs. Virginia Wilson OFFICERS President P, , . A. P. Peggy Dean Vice-President P P eeuu A K ay Jones Secretary-Treasurer P, P Jean Arthur Faculty Advisors r.r....r Mrs, Helen McKay Mrs. Daphne Wall Q 'll ,J 95 ' sw.c56j Dramatics Club L A. Sf Nr PRESIDENT E Q 5 if , .-.i.. PRESIDENT Girls, Athletic Association 'A' A BX ' iff OFFICERS President ,, so Mary Hite Grayson Vice-President to , , D Sec1'eta1'y-Treatsure1' Reporter D so so D Patsy Davis , . Diane Pryor D Bobbie Cohen Faculty Advisors Miss Mickey Clement Compliments of BRYAN HUDDLE JEWELRY Miss Kitty Rogers OFFICERS President .......,A ........ B obby Alderman Vice-President .......... ,..... B . K. Shumate Secretary-Treasurer .... ,..........,... Danny Jett 5 I kgamhpil x'.,.- s ,'3,L.f- 'I ,'.4' 9 Faculty Advisor .A..,........,,A Mr. Bobby Howard 5 6 5 J Varsity Club PRESIDENT Best Wishes From RADFORD ESSO PRESIDENT Science Club OFFICERS President .V..,A4 Vice-President S Secretary Treasurer S Scout ccc.c S S S S Faculty Advisor Courtesy of S SSSS SS Dottie Stafforml S Johanna Craig S B3.I'lJ2lI'2i Howell Bob Miller SS Jack Preston Miss Mae Jennings SUTTON COMPANY. INCORPORATED OFFICERS President . Bobbie Cohen Vice-President . Bzn'ba1'a Howell Secretary-T1'easu1'er ,E eee,eeV.....ee , Peggy Dean Faculty Advisor Mrs. Florence Meaclor X fy I-' x of ill i9 9' ,E 9: 1- ae' 6 5' Q' Language Club PRESIDENT Best Wishes of M. K K. RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE A Future Teachers of America hi PHICSIDENT Q , OFFICERS President , ,E Janet Lovern Vice-President .. Lillie Sewers Secretary .E E Mary Frances Vaughn Treasurer E Don Riley Faculty Advisor Mrs. June M. Graybeal Compliments of CAESAR THE CLEANER OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Historian , Faculty Advisors iam'-U .ww it :qi Z 'E v O 'SQ eo 1 ,, I a gq,'a6vE o 6 A. Mrs. 2- Nina Robertson Barbara Mabry Dorothy Amos , e , Linda McKay Annie Fred Wright Miss Farah Rust Y PRESIIJICNT , I f'9 45.15.941 Future Homemakers of America .L qv, 1 ..14- ' ' v junior Red Cross PRESIDIWI' OFFICERS President , e Gayle Simpson Vice-President , e e Lewis Semones SGCTSt2i1'j'-T1'82iSLl1'Ol' B2l1'lJ?i.l'2i Howell Faculty Advisor Mrs. Beth McGahey OFFICERS Presldent Wllllam Conrad Vlce Presldent Secret uy Clallce Young Treasurer Donald Wheeler Reporter James Smlth Facultv Advlsor Mr W B Hatcher Dlverslfled Occupatlons v 'Y PRESIDENT It A O COACHES 3 fv- H? 531 Varsity Football C0-CAPTAINS Tommy Mannon Rodney Umberger Bobby Alderman Spud Howell SCORES Radford 7 oo,..,, ...oe.,...,o,oee,. N arrows 0 Radford 18 .....,. .oo,.. B lacksburg 25 Radford 40 ..,.. , ..ooo. Roanoke Catholic 0 Radford 12 ......, ro,... D ublin 7 Radford 6 .....,. .r.o... P ulaski 7 Radford 38 ....,,o oo.,,, D rewry-Mason 0 Radford 21 ....,.. ..o,.. W illiam Byrd 12 Radford 0 ,.o..,. ...,... 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