Roanoke High School - Acorns Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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76 512013115 uf IKUHIIIJBB 1919 l-lamlet, or any of the characters in these plays. l've made up my mind you've just got to put more time and thought on my assignments. You have no choice in the matter. You've got to do it! l l' Some pupils do not seem to appreciate her motive, but l feel it was all meant for our good, thoughtfully explained Sully. She realizes that the thoughts and habits we form in childhood go with us thru life. Yes, replied Mac, your statement is very true. Each of our instructors plays an important part in the formation of our characters, for it is the young and tender years of our life that are spent in school under their influence. This brings to my mind, the lesson of Wordsworth's beautiful poem, The Ode on Intimations of lmmortalityzn As our characters are molded in child- hood and youth so will they be in maturity. The child is father of the man. AN ARDENT ADMIRER? Q ? Favorite Occupations of Faculty l-lAYWARD-Trying to instill a sense of the dramatic in long-suffering Seniors. BEEBEE.-Converting Roanoke High into a Kindergarten. FUNKHOUSER-Shooting pupils down the hypothenuses of right triangles. MCDONALD-Divising new examination questions and cutting deportment grades to the surprise of the whole student body. PHELPS-npicketingn and steering all traffic into well regulated paths. BOHANNAN-Wasting sarcasm. MR. LAYMAN-Learning how to give up having the last word. PARSONS-Theorizing. SCHOOL BOARD-Trying to Camouflage l-ligh School and deceive the pupils by giving it the wonderful new literary name of 'fleftersonf'

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78 HBIJEUB nf IKUHIIUKZ 1919 MARVIN ANDREWS WESTYN ARNOLD WILPAER AUSTIN HOWARD AVERY WALEVER BISHOP CURTIS BOWYER CLAUDE BRUMHOHER ABNER BOXLEY EDWARD BOONE HARRY BOURNE HUEERT BONDURANT PERCY COMER LAWRENCE CALVERT JAMES CHAPPEL GERALD CONNALY ELDRIDCE CUNDIFF CARRINGTON DAVIS JOHN DIUGUID JOHN DOUGLAS CHARLES DUBOIS FEREBEE ELLIS PAUL EBERT JOHN FISHER LEO FITZPATRICK BRAXTON FOWLER MALCOLM GOODWIN ALBERT GILLESPIE DASEY GOODMAN DIMPLE ARGENERIOHT HAZEL AIRHEART LAURA AMOS ELSIE ARGENBRIGHT ELIZABETH AINN MARY ANDERSON Freshman Roll Boys ASHBY HILL ROBERT HARRIS MOSEY HURT MARSHALL I'lARRIS GRAYDON HOWBRIC ROLAND HANCOCK ROY HOWARD JAMES HART JOCK HANCOCK JAMES HUNTER WILLIS JOHNSON JOHN JEFFRIES PAUL JOHNSON WILLIAM KAVENAUGH ALEXANDER KREBS JAMES KIDO LEWIS KENNARD PAUL KESLER FRANK LITTLE JACK Moss JESS MEADOWS FRED MCBRIDE CLAUDE MOORMAN JAKE MOSES FORREST MEADE GORDON MITZYER VIRGIL MOIR WALTER OVERSTREET Girls BESSIE ARTHUR HASSIE BIRCHFIELD EDITH BAKER ELIZABETH BROWN ALMA BLACKWELL THELMA BEARD VAL PAINTER HOWARD PENDY ELMI-:R PARROCK WILLIAM PARKER SHERWOOD PRESTON WALLACE PARR GRAYDON ROBERTSON HUGH STULTZ NOAH SHULL MITCHELL STAPLES CHESTER STUTSMAN EDWIN SHULCKUM ROY STALEY PALMER ST. CLAIR AVIAH TUTTER MAURICE TRIMMER WILLIAM TERRILL EDINGTON THOMAS TOMMY TANNER JOHN WILLIAMSON JAMES WELLS GORDON WHITE GERALD WOOD CARLTON WHITE BEN WHITE MORTIMER WATKINS GEORGE YOUNG MAY BEELY ETHEL BROWN AUDREY BROOKS CATHERINE BEAVERS MARY CLEMENT SALLIE COURT