Roanoke High School - Acorns Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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80 Qlcnrns nf Rnanuke 1919 LOIS COSBEY LORENCE CREASY LOIS CASSADY BERNICE CARTER MILDRED CRAWFORD KATHERINE CANNADAY EULA CARTER ROSEBUDD CHAMBERLIN ELIZABETH COLE MARGUERITE CARTER GRACE CREASY MAMIE CREASY MILDRED DUBOIS THELMA DIXON ELIZABETH DowDY MARGARET DIXON SHIRLEY DONOVAN ELIZABETH DUDLEY MARGARET DAVIS OLGA DROSDOV KATHRYN DUNKLEBERGER HILDA EDWARDS MARGARET ENGLEBY MAURINE EASTER DOUGLAS FRY RUTH FALLS RUTH FLANAGAN REGINA FITZGERALD MARY GILES HASELTINE GROVE EDNA GRIFFITH LAURINE GARRETT MARION GARRETT JAMES GARLAND LUCILE GOENS MAY GOENS MYRTLE HOLDEN EDITH HAYES THELMA HERBERT Girls-Continued SALLIE HARDY MARTHA HINCH CLEON HILL MARY HUFF MARGARET HART HELEN HESLIP ELINA HUSTON LUCIA HALLMAN FRANCES HESSER ETHEL HODGES DOUGLAS HUMPHRIES KATHLEEN JACOBS LOUISE JUNKIN MARGARET JOHNSON MAUDE KINSLEY VIRGINIA KEISTER KATHERINE KERR MARY LONG JANICE LOYD RUBY LEE MAMIE LUCAS MADELINE LORIIVIER DOROTHY MILES HELEN MGNEAL ZUELLA MORGAN AURIA MOORE MABEL MOORMAN ALLEN MUNDY GLADYS MEADOR EVELYN MOORMAN EDITH MCGEE JEWEL MASON VELNIA MATTHEWS HELEN MOORE MABEL MooRIvIAN GRADY MOORE LOUISE NICHOLS RUBIE NICHOLS DORIS OLIVER THELMA PARROCK FRANCES PAXTON LILLIAN PERSINGER REBECCA PERRY THELMA PETERS FLORENCE PAINE MAUDE PAINE NINA QUARLES GEORGIE ROBERTSON LILLIAN Ross TRESSA RICHARDSON MARIE RICKEY HAZEL RONK LERA RONUIGES JULIA REID ELIZABETH RICHARDSON ELIZABETH ,SIBERT VIRGINIA SEAY LUCILLE SPINDLE MABEL SUTHERN MARX' SUTHERLAND NANNIE SPANGLER NELLIE SWUIFUIT VIRGINIA SLAYDON HAZEL SIMPKINS VIVIAN SMITH GLADYS THOMASON RUTH THOMAS GAY VEST BARBARA WALTON CLARA WHITE ALICE WARREN CHRISTINE WINGFORD KATIE WOODSON MARY VVRIGHT MAY WHITE LOUISE WEST ELSIE VVOODSON BELLE YOUNG

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FRESHMAN CLASS

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1919 QIEUIIIS Elf BUHHUKB 81 Freshman History - h ISTORY repeats- itself, and a class istory is no exception to the rule. However, the history of the future class of 'Zi is, to us, the most important of all. It would take too long to mention all our geniuses. The wisdom of the class is an accepted fact. We passed through the intermediate grades without particularly distinguishing ourselves, but in the freshman year several of our gifted members won an enviable reputation in history, science and literature. Up to this time we have no evidence that there exists among us a Pythagoras or Euclid. The latter part of our freshman year was interrupted several times by the epidemic of influenza. Much time was lost, but undaunted by this we returned to school with renewed vigor. Mid-year exams-that period dark and dreaded by every freshman, came and passed. We bid farewell to Junior Lee and upon entering Jefferson High were joyfully hailed as Rats.,' It may he stated that we felt as if we were real rats in a real trap. Now our surroundings are no longer strange to us. We have learned to love them. Our first year is completed and we are well advanced on our second. With such a beginning we expect some day to he shining lightsi' of Jefferson High School, for Well begun is half done. I IVIILDRED CALHOUN, '22. , J ii il .f ,s in l ,' Agvglillr .lv x QQ g X' 'A