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

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DEDIC TIO A big echo is loud and irritating - but soon disappears- Small ones combine to form a lasting and pleasurable echo - one that remains in our minds and hearts long after it ceases to be audible. Although the echoes of her efforts May seem small and go unsung, She will remain forever In the hearts of old and young. We, of the 1959 Oak Leaf Staff with great appreciation and deep pride dedicate this edition of the Oak Leaf to MRS. GERNON WALL -7-

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Fxecutne Qommlttee of the SCA 'X' Seated Offlcers of the SCA Barbara Wh1tt Secrezaru Jerry Hopkms P eszdent Karen Renegar Vzce Preszdent Nancy Saunders Treaxmer Stanamg Class Presidents B111 Howe Sophomore Preszclenn Sldney Johnson Jumor Preszdcnt Jerry Slmpkms Semor Preszdent Not pzctured Danny Ch1l8S Fmshman P1es1dent Barry Cohen Etghth Frade P1eszdert ECHOFS FROM THE HIIL 1953 59 The school yea1 of 1958 59 has meant many thlngs th1S was the yeal that schools ln Vlfglnla were mtegrated thlq was the 5631 that the Unlted States made gleat strldes 1n sc1ent1f1c development as she sent her S3t8ll1t6S 1nto orblt thls was the yeal that Alaska became the forty mnth state These events have created echoes loud and resoundmg but ln our thmklng they are no more lmpoltant than the echoes that lesound from Radfold Hlgh School Durlng the summel of 1958 outstandlng lmprovements were made at the school The palkmg area was paxed classlooms were pamted and new plumblng was lnstalled ln the chemlstry laboratory Jerry HODklHS newls elected student body plesldent and othel students attended a summer SCA wolkshop at Radford College In August the WhlStl8 blew for football D1dCtlCC The magmflclent 1958 grxdlron team flnlshed wlth a 7 2 1 record A Sp6Cl3l 1oar was heard from the Bobcats when they defeated the Martmsvllle Bulldogs for the tlrst tlme 1n twelve years Wlth a score of 19 0 Halry Bond Jlmmy Crews and Cor win Matthews were elected Co captams Wayne Most1le1 was named the outstandmg sportsman of the yea1 The tradltlonal HOm9C0mlUg actlvltles of the football game assembly and pep rally were cllmaxed when Jlmmy Crews and Bar bara Hale were clowned Kmg and Queen of Football at the Homecommg Dance spon S019d by the S C A 0 7 -, n J ' V 0 0 o O . I S . 4' u 'iw ' R- W I . . . , LQ ., 7' . f , - . . g , ,l . .. . Q ' U. 1 , . . , g ' , , , . , ' ' . : , ' J ' l, , . 1 .. . ! . J . . 1 Q 1 - . 1 . . Q Y , A A V ' I ' ' K H . u . . . . . Y Y 1 ' ' u 4 - . . ' ' ' ' V nv - 1 a y v . ' 1 Q , ' l '- I , , - . i . , r 5 0 . , ' V V 1 V . . . . . . . I 1 A' ' ' . . 1 9 . , y - l 1 . A 7 ' v v - D 1 . ' , I L A I u l I