Roanoke High School - Acorns Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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CLARK, GOLDEY DOUGLAS, CHARLES FRASER, JAMES GIEDONS, ITOVVARD MOORE, NORRIS PERSINGER, HOLLAND SPAULDING, LYMAN STEVENS, FRANK IXLTIZER, TTAZEL BOEIIM, LUCY DERR, ZXNNA DRJABBLE, MARIE DIANIEL, MYRTLE EAKIN, .NTARGARET FIGGAT, REBA FOSTER, IVORY FOSTER, PEARL FRANCIS, ATTAWAY JAMISON, THELMA NTAHER, LELIX EVELYN MOOMAW, BTXRY POTTEREIELD, ETHEL SHELOR, TNEZ SITES, ELIZABETH AVIAIITAKER, GLADESE XMILLIAMSON, MARY Tresbman Class MEMBERS VV-INDEL, LURLINE YATES, LOUISE DUFFEH', CHARLES LECKEY, IELVVOOD - MOSS, :RUDOLPH TRIMMER, TOM VVALL, PIORACE AARON, BERTHA ANDERSON, TQATHERINE ATKINSON, AGNES BRENT, LOUISE COULBOURN, AURELIA JAMISON, THELMA JONES, BLANVCH LJXVINDER, EVELYN MICHAEL, ANNA MOOMAW, REBA NTNINGER, MARIE PARRACK, THERMUTIS PECK, CHLOIE POINT, RUTI-I STEVENS, ALICE VVEBSTER, XIIVIAN VVELCH, LEOLA WOODRUFE, FIALLIE XMHITLOW, RUTI-I BONSACK, SAM 60 BROWN, HENRY T'TALEY, ALLEN HUDNELL, W'ILLIE TZIXRD, JAMES KERLINV, GORDON LEIGH, XMILLIE GSBDRNE, CHESTER THORNTON, ROBERT AMILKINSON, FRANK BOARD, CLARA DAVIS, EDITH EDISWVILERA, ETHEL PTARDY, ELIZABETH PTUNTER, TWSERLE TSIMMERLING, ALICE LOWER, MAUDE TQESLERZ H.AZEL MACTIER, DORA NIMMO, ADDIE A SHEAI-IAN, HELEN SMITH, MARY SPANGLER, CHARLOTTE STEVENS, MARY THOMAS, RIA XVLLLIAMS, TVTARIEV VVOOLDRIDGE, KATE

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Uncle Rastus, I might let you off this time on condition- 1'Yassuh, yassuh, thankee, suh, I's much ableeged ter yer, jedge. Knowed yer would do hit, suh, you is de hes' man in de country. Bettah dan Pres'dent Wfilsonf' Hold on a minute, uncle, not so fast. I said on condition-and that con- dition is that you return that rooster at once and promise never to steal another thing as long as you live, or, if you do steal anything, don't let them catch you, or Illl have to hang you by your old, skinny neckfl Ahlll nebah steal anuddah thing as long as l lib, jedge, ii' ef Ah does Ah hopes de Lawd will kill me on de spot. Uldfell, Uncle Rastus, we have had a very enjoyable morning, and since you are so poor and too old to work, I reckon I can give you a dollar to buy another rooster with. 'lThankee, suh, thankee, suh. Always said dat you was de bes' man on earth an' Ah rituates dat compulment now, suh. May de Lawd hress you, suh. The comical old man shuffled through the door and down the street to the nearest saloon as quick as his decrepit old legs would carry him. He chuckled to himself all along the Way and shook his dollar in his pocket as if it were a hundred. ' uE.3r.,'n Q' ear- ' 1 i g mf? ,na ,-Aigig e ,c . . 1 ,- , - fist ,as A .:Xl.l!5f.::, 'op 1512. . .- ,. -3525 1 V X il 4: 't.1:j.'5,f:1 , .. f -- - . ,E 'i'-it ,- X .ffft - w: W-nr 59

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FRESHMAN CLASS