Roanoke High School - Acorns Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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55012115 uf Roanoke l9l7 We, Are For Are Freshman Class Poem the Freshman Class of now-a-day, pushing, striving hard on the wayg the prospective Class of nineteen-twenty going to show you all a plenty. Hard Study will our watchword be. We'll show you then that me are we. Rah! Rah! we say we shall be gay, For in this class the corner stone we lay. Of knowledge and truth and life of fame, And on life's page we write our name, For we are sighting years to come, When our tutors shall say, Well done. Then we'll go forth the year that's later, lt has been hard to study nationsg Inspired for the thing that's higher and greater: And all the Latin conjugations. And if our goal at last we reach, It was very important to learn. declension Our prayers will be for those that teach. And very hard to pay attention. We've struggled through our Math exams And stormed at all our English lVla'ams, When asked to write a synopsis, Or read again the Thanatopsis. We've learned to cook without a book, ln manual training the boys are gaining, And if our teacher did not look, They'll mal-ze home snug when it's a-rainin' We'd smack our lips, our hands on hips, ln basket-ball they're hard to heat, And from the spoon we'd take our sips. And now the champions they can meet. But, tell the truth, behind our hooks There are not always sober looks: For even though we're hard at work, Young Cupids in the corners lurk. Our teachers mild, with faces of care, And teachers, scholars, great and small, Smile when he Ccupidj takes them unaware, Will march in twos at the last call. And really now, 't is hard to lind One that is settled down in mind. ET!-IEL M. BEA!-IM, '20

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-1917 QIIJOEUS nf liuunuke 73 AMANDTINE GLEAVES AMY GOODE KATHLEEN GOODMAN MARGARET GRAVES VIVIAN GREGORY DOROTHY HALL CLEVELAND ADAMSON HORTON ANDREWS HOYT BALDWIN MONROE BALDWIN HOYVARD BIRCHFIELD ROBERT BIRD KYLE BRADY ELMER BROWN ERNEST BROWN ARREN CLARK ARTHUR COEEMAN FRANK CRAIG LOYD CRAIG WILLIAM CREIGHTON EARL CUNNINGHAM JUNIUS DAVENPORT CHARLES DAVY WlI.LIAM DEVIN BEVERLY DOOLEY WILLIAM ELLIS EUGENE FERGUSON GORDON FIGGATT WILLIAM FIX JOSEPH FOSTER JESSIE FOUT EUGENE FULWIDER KYLE GEARHEART HERBERT GILLESRIE LEWIS GOLDBERG WALTER PIARRELL RAYMOND I'IARRY RUPERT HAYES ALRERT I'IAYES REGINALD I'lAYE5 OSCAR HENLY LEWIS HESTER LEWIS HOCK F RESHMAN CLASS-Continued MARY MITCHELL SADIE MOHLER EVELYN MOODY VIVIAN MOODY MARY MOORMAN A JEANETTE MORRISON LUCILE MUNDY Boys CUTCHIN HODGES JOSEPH HODCES HERBERT HODGIN RANSOME HOUCHINS NORMER HOWELL ROY HUDDLESTON NATT HUDNALL BASIL HURST WINSTON HUTTON RALPH JACKSON FRANK JAMISON BLACKBURN JOHNSON ELMER JONES KENNETH KANE ADELBERT KENNETT WILLIAM KREBS WILLIAM LEAP CLIFFORD LLOYD RALPI-I MCCAMPBELL BOB MCCLANAI-IAN URBAN MCCOY CARLYLE MCCRAW BROOKS MARMON LINDSEY MARTIN RALPH MASINTER JOHN MAYS BENJAMIN MEEKER STUART MILLER JOHN MINICHAN LEWIS MINTER RICHARD MOORE I'IOLLIE MOORMAN . PIERPONT MORGAN PAUL NAEE ANDREW NEWCOMB FRANK PAGE LAURA WOOD MAMIE WOOD ' KA'FHERINE WOOTEN HELEN WRIGHT SYLVIA YOST ' MAE YOUNG VASCO PARRACK BEN PARROTT JOHN PEARSON BERNARD PETERS ROY PHILPOTS BOYD PIERCE RICHARD REDDEN PAUL REID HUGH RICE CLAYTON RICHARDSON ROULAC RUEEIN HAROLD SCOTT PRUDEN SHOCKLEY LOUIS SHOWALTER NELSON SIBOLD DOZIER SLIGH GEORGE ST. CLAIR ERNEST STEVENS FRED STONE JAMES STRINGFELLOW ROBERT STRINGFELLOW CHARLES STUART ROY SURFACE EDWARD TUTWILER GEORGE VAN LEAR GEORGE VOGEL FRANK WARD HARRY WARD CLYDE WEBBER JOHN WELLFORD ALFRED WHEELER CLAUDE WHITTINGTON OSBORNE WILLIAMSON WILLIAM WILLIAMSON JOHN WINDEL GUY WRIGHT EDWIN ZENTMYER

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FRESHMAN CLASS