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

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Mrs. R. L. Thompson, Cafeteria Manager. Miss Radar, Mrs. Mannon, Mrs. Land- rum, and Mrs. Gordon — the cafeteria help- ers. SERVICE PERSONNEL They work quietly ; often times they work unseen. But if they were not here, their absence would be sorely noted. For they make it possible for RHS to function. The Service Personnel signify the unselfish quality of doing their share of the school’s work. Mr. John Lee, Maintenance Supervisor. Joshua Jones, Tommy Truehart, Ray- mond Turner, Jr., and Sherman Lee — Cus- todians at RHS. — 19 —

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Top left: “Do you plead guilty or not guilty?” Top right: “Uncle Sam needs you.” Left center: “Who, me?” Right center: “Spring has sprung, the grass is riz, we wonder where the seniors is,” chant the “Dixie Darlings” (the Faculty). Bottom left: Coach Glass jumps to make another point and brings the faculty to victory. Bottom right: “The World’s Greatest Drum Majorette.” 18 —

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THE SPIRIT OF LEARNING is . . . building by accumulating pre- pared knowledge . . . never being sure of what we know, never being satis- fied with it . . . walking alone to meet brick walls, mute answers, and silenced helpers . . . gaining ex- perience through that of others . . . making other’s thoughts our own, and all efforts ours . . . striving for knowledge, truth, and wisdom . . . accepting criticism and molding it into an individual pattern . . . broad- ening our scope, deepening our un- derstanding ... a process that never ends . . . reaching, searching, and finally grasping.