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

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“It’s Victory Tonight” BOBCATS ON THE MOVE On Your Mark, Get Set, . . .Go!

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Active Bobcats— Margaret Ambrose and Beverely Agee adjust to the routine of fast moving high school life. “Come alive! You’re in the BOB- CAT generation.” Supporting ... a winning or a losing team with inexhaustible cheers . . . clubs and classes with honor and surging pride . . . the new stadi- um with funds and dynamic efforts. Participating ... in progressive clubs ... in stimulating classes . . . in unique and brisk activities ... in sports which reveal the never-ending pride of RHS. Learning . . . new techniques in math . . . true sportmanship . . . respect for honesty . . . routine of fast moving high school life . . . the meaning of responsibility . . . the art of versatility. Preparing ... for future citizenship . . . to meet difficult requirements of colleges and vocational schools . . . to face tomorrow with knowledge and skill. 6

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Testing A Go Go— Fred Wheeler exhibits his style during Standardized Test break. ; KEEP THIS IS BOBCAT COUNTRY. A black and gold jacket displays the reward of lingering hours and strug- gling patience . . . the “Truth, Hon- or, and Wisdom” engraved on every class ring of a rising senior . . . the superior pride of a senior as he enters the auditorium for the first time and observes the underclassmen rising . . . the anxiety of a junior freshman who eagerly awaits the day Bobcats pause for a moment of prayer before the action. ... A safe game . . . good sportsmanship and how can you lose? I 8 J