Robert E Lee High School - Leeway / Record Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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JO RED els Wels (eo Hownh Sos Ch ARISE b Gh ORE M TUT LL CYNON RUDOLPH BUMGARDNER, JR. “TOOTS” Pheenix Literary Society ’24-’28; General Athletic Association ’24-’28; Hi-Y Club ’25-’26, ’26-’27, 27-28; Virginia State Hi-Y Club °26; Treasurer Hi-Y Club ’26-’27; Secretary Hi-Y Club °27-'28; Football Squad ’26; Sophomore Reporter Record ’25-’26; Assistant Business Manager Record ’26-’27; Associate Editor Record ’26-’27; Orchestra ’27-’28; Varsity Football ’27; Business Manager LEEWay ’28; President Phoenix Literary Society 728; Cast “Rose of Tokio’; Monogram Club ’28. Ever since “Bum” or, “Toots” came into high school he has been an active participant in school activities. From the first day he seemed to grip the much talked of school spirit and has held it ever since. He is a hard worker and under- takes and does well any task he is assigned. “Toots” has shown a fine spirit in regard to athletics. He was awarded a letter in football this year which he greatly deserved, on account of his willing work. In the Hi-Y Club he has held the offices of both secretary and treasurer, both of which he filled with great success and efficiency. Wherever “Toots” may go or whatever he may do, we wish him the best success. ABS | iil SZ Oo ZS ITT DU ATTEN SS

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Se OT FT Fg Vy; ero eo | VIRGINIA MAE COLLINS “GINSE” “So mild, so merciful, so strong, so good— So patient, loyal, loving, pure.” Treasurer Phcenix Literary Society ’27-’28; Glee Club; Athletic Association ’27 28; Chorus “Rose of Tokio.” Virginia is quiet, but that doesn’t mean she doesn’t take an interest in school activities, for she does. She is a conscientious student and always faithful to her duty. Virginia has a good disposition and believes in completing her tasks, while the rest of the class are still grumbling. She has proved to us she has musical talent and we expect her to win success in the realm of music, eleeleetea ict [a TES C) 5 7 SS . SS -

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my nee 32s i : Wee ee C—O mre JOSEPH KENNETH BRADFORD “Quality, not quantity” Philomena Literary Society; General Athletic Association °23-’24, ’24-’25, ’26-27, °27- Freshman Reporter es 23-24, Sergeant-at- Arms Philomathean Literary Society ” 24-25; Baseball ““S” 724-725. 26; Football Say aay 25- 2627-28; Monogram Club ’24-’25- ’26-’27-’28; Vice- aE Juntom Glass °26- 27 ) bine s Club ’26-°27- °28; Athletic Editor Record ’26-’27-’28; Athletic Editor the te 226- 2 - 28: Athletic Coun- cil ’26-’27-’28; Basketball ‘S” °26-'27- °28; Captain of Baseball ’26-’27-’28; Secretary Monogram Club ’26-’27; Vice- President Senior Class ’27-’28; Secretary-Treasurer General Athletic Association ’27-’28; Parliamen- tary Critic Philomathean Literary Society ’27-’28; Chorus “Rose of Tokio” ’27-’28; Virginia State Hi-Y Club; Honorary Member General Athletic Association 5-20, 26-27, °27 28o) “Joe,” who, perhaps, at some rare moment, may be dignified by the name of Joseph Kenneth Bradford. “Joe” is running over with school spirit as may be seen by a glance at the list above, of his school activities. He has excelled in all athletics and, in fact, in all forms of school activities, but with all of his busy hours he has not forgotten the “eternal feminine.” Joe has done a great deal for both Record and LEEway, especially in the office of Editor of Athletics. The cutest boy of our class has always been popular with everyone at Lee High and we are more than sorry to lose him. His fast running will certainly be missed next year in football, in which he has made many a brilliant play. Hampden-Sidney is gaining a valuable student when it gets “Joe.”