Roanoke High School - Acorns Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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22 QIZUFUS of 1KUHl1Ufi2 IQI7 SUNY- Samoa Xin.-L TU,-,,, ' 6 Digg, ,f..:.v..,.R ii Q ,ir Oli gi Q New J sxtifie C '1- ,1Pwvl5en4uv.- M..us1..-,f .. m..,.... ,,..-' L. 1 Q, - .M..,,,3 Semor Class Oflicers ROBERT STONE .... .......,...... ....... P r esidcnl IRWIN AMOS .... Vice Presizlenl EDITH DAVIS ...... .,,,,,, S ec,-Clary PHILIP POWELL .... ,,,,, T feqsufcr MARION MOOMAW .. ...,... Prophet ANNIE GORDON ..... ,, ,,,, Hislofian WILLIAM ATKINSON . . . ......... ........ P oei Morro I COLORS Lives of Seniors all remind us, FLOWER While and Gold We must always do our best, Daisyi And departing, leave behind us Notebooks that will help lhe rest. Class Song A TUNE- Therc's a Long, Long Trail Roanoke I-ligh, we non: musl leave you, No, we never will forge! you, The end al last is here: We will loyal he. Oh! our hearfs will e'er be lrue '17 Class will e'cr be lrue, To our school so dear. Grand Seniors are me. Old rememlzrances are lhronging In the days Ihai lie before us, Through my memory, Our fond hopes will be, Till each lhoughl seems full of longing, That junior Class. you, loo, may Irusl To luring High School hack lo me. Roanoke High as well as mc. CHORUS Therc's a long, long frail a-minding, lnlo lhc lanrl of our clreams, Where lhe visions lwrighl are splendid, Ami lhe fulure beams. There's a long, long lhoughl of leaving Our school of joy, love and strife. But al las! we musl he going Down lhal long, long trail of life. T. HAMERSLY, I7.

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1917 HEUIH5 uf Ii.lJH11FJ SENIOR CLASS ROLL ABBREVIATIONS: Jefferson Literary Society, L. S.g Martha Wash- ington Literary Society, M. W. L. S., Athletic Association, A, A.g Student Committee, S. C.g Girls' Club, G. C.g Boys' Club, B. C.g Literary Council, Lit. C.g Basket-ball, Bt. B., Baseball, B. B.: Football, F. B.g Track Team, T. T4 Vice President, V. P., Fall Term, F.g Spring Term, S.g Points of Honor, Pt. of H. Ewmc curci-nN PARSONS COURTNEY ALLEMONG 1 mvolfc one morning and found myself famous. , It is a well-known fact that Courtney is the flirt of the class for she makes excellent use of her star-like eyes. She certainly causes all of us a lot of amusement: she's forever saying funny things which generally make the class become hysterical. Courtney has not deemed it necessary to attend school regularly and when she does come she gets here a half an hour late. Aside from her eccentricities, we all admit that she is a musical genuis. All great geniuses have hobbies. Court'ney's is pigeons, and all hours of the day or night one may hear her meloclious voice calling, Pigie, pigie, pigief' When the world is talking of Courtney as a composer, we will be glad that she belonged to the 'I7 Class. M. W. L. 5.3 G. C.g A. A. GODFREY RUSSELL ARNALL Enough, milf: over measure. Godfrey, our illustrious Brutus in Shakespeare, is contemplating for the future a career in business . As to what this is we do not know yet. He says it is straight. XVe hope so, and presume that he is. not destined to be a farmer. Godfrey seldom says anything to the girls in school, but one can never tell what does or may happen in the mind of our actor. During his four years in the High School, he has done very well, and we express our wish that he may do as well, or better, in his business career. A. A.: B. C.