Roanoke High School - Acorns Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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04 EQIZIJYITS lJf1RUH11UkB l9l7 Puzzlers If a Cook makes a fire and the fire Burns Wood, will there be any Ash? If Atkinson walked up a I-Iill and his Wright foot struck a Stone would he have a Payne? If Yost bought a Newcomb, would Edward Comer? If Spalding passed a Campbell, would he Moo-maw? If you wished to Repass your life would you like to be another Franklin? If Quinn found an Almond would he Baker? If Amos is a Painter or Bowman, Kennett be she can make Hash? If Wells are in Meadows, are Bowers in Brumfields? If Annie is Young is she Semple? If Smith ate an Erb, would he feel Lacy? If Snavely and l-larnersly are Welsh, is Powell a Scott? If not a Saint Clair is he not an Earl? If Kitty likes Frances, do you reckon they Quarlefsj ? r R. H. S. Police Force ....,. ' if Chief of Police . T. H PHELPS i i , lst Sergeant T. I-I PHELPS - 2d Sergeant T. I-l PI-IELPS 3d sergeant T H PHELPS ' Police Detective T. I-I PI-IELPS 4 Plain'Clothesman T. H PHELPS .lhh 1 Sanitary Officer . T I-I P1-IELPS Patrolman ..... T. I-I. PI-IELPS 5 ' i Bertillian Expert T H PI-IELPS

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106 Qicurns uf iliuannke 1917 Athletic Association, 1916-1917 Oflicers WILLIAM GIBBONS ..... ........... . . . ........ Presidcnl ROBERT NOFTSINGER .... ............ V ice Prcsirleni MARIAN MOOMAW ..... ..... S econd Vice President T. H. PI-IELPS .......... ............... T reasurer PHILIP POWELL ........ ................... 5 ecrelary CAROLYN MEADOWS .. .... Girls' Member of Board FRANCIS BRUNER .... .... B oys' Member of Board I-AY YOST .........,....... ............. F oolball Manager ROBERT NOFTSINGER ..... ..... B oys' Basket-ball Manager JEAN FRANKLIN ......... .... C irls' Baslfel-ball Manager WALTER WOOD ..... ......... B aseball Manager ROBERT BOLLING ....., Track Manager D. E. MCQUILKIN ..... .......... P rincipal R. C. MARSHALL ................................................................. Coach In times previous to the former year much difficulty was experienced in getting the stu- dents to the games, consequently the small showing of school spirit. In order to stimulate greater interest and to bring greater crowds to the High School games, the Athletic Board conceived a plan by which every student in High School might attend all home games free of charge. A committee was appointed who canvassecl for a minimum budget of fB400.00. Thanks to the generosity of the students and to our outside friends, a sum was raised amounting to 344830, sufficient to meet the expenses of the Athletic Associa- tion for the whole year. Passes were immediately issued and distributed among the stu- dents, insuring to each free admission to all home games for the present session. We think that this plan has proved highly successful and hope it will be continued in the future. I .. f' V . , . ga-'5-?3l,4i'iEE5E.. 'sf ' 'fitfiia mi . ' QI... 255' L11 T W 53- ffif F4 -525' .1 gt: 'P' I' .- 5 - ,-