William Fleming High School - Colonel Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)
- Class of 1950
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A W 2 y if QT V 1? Zi Za E 5 ii 3 Z 33 SE l if of xi D, ,A Q3 9 'J NN 'ilihrz finland PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF WILLIAM FLEMING HIGH SCHOOL ROANOKE, VIRGINIA I I ciuntznts jiurzmnrd Bzdiratinn Sldministratiun cilasszs Qiluhs Zlthlztirs Zldnzrtiszmznts i i If V Li 1,12-c..-. W JW 4' rg, ' as t1aala,TgaaaaaJ md I J. S5 gy , V , so had TU ldll - frllm Fic - ming ti 4 in Oh wffh your g5lme your CO! - OPS ..A, tewwe ' t 'Lee 'rn em i with it 5 ff I A W ff Qi umv - ing Blue und Cold Wbove The VEST li d if Cl J ol. ,, J J ad be - ckasc Theyie best jo Hail F0 Wil- lfbm B 4 J i ff J J jf Q E J J ig' gl Ffa- ming On ufrfh your 85046 LJCIFG b5CK of You I at , A I 4 l a I 4 1 p , ll old .School you ll .Sure um ,fgme x W -lr mi l oreword When our carefree sojourn at Fleming is a thing of the past it is our hope that you may relive, as you leaf through the pages of this yearbook, the happy hours spent here. We sincerely hope that you will be reminded pleasantly of the man memor- Y able occasions We have shared together. The assemblies, the sporting events the . 1 . . . 7 socla activities, the dramatics, the club meetings, the trips and even the classes have molded our attitudes and personalities. Therefore, we have chosen our Alma Zllazer as the theme of our 1950 COLONEL. The song is naturally associated with life at Flemingg the lyric serves as an effec- tive reminder of our school activities. Th Fleming life. Enjoy it to the fullest extent. e Annual Staff hopes that you will accept gratefully our contribution to Dedication As a small token of appreciation for the many times that she, Without a Word of complaint but with a willing smile, laid aside her regular office duties to focus her attention to both our necessary and trivial needs, We, the Annual Staff, do fondly and sincerely dedicate the 1950 COLONEL to Miss Frances Sanderson, our school secretary. VVe are indeed grateful and indebted to her for her kindness and patience. ' wgff Ve' S YN! 1 , 'II .X H .1 .., lx ., L -x -1 Q, X., 5 Q Nga we w 1 f fo ff l A XA N V ,,ff?'i f x 5 O xf ! , M M f f ' 1 f X ,J g J . SF .y I , f.,, X U W X 1 If Y 2 ' O 9,0 0 'X V , + .4 ' 5 -m EN 4 y FTE? ur Principal MR. W, ALBERT COULTER In our school program we try to duplicate, approximate or anticipate ex- periences and ideas which will be of value to you in life after school. We aim to prepare those college-bound people for further organized study. We attempt to equip some of you for special jobs in the commercial field. We try to give all of you experiences in working, planning, living with and getting on with your fellow men. It is our earnest hope that we have helped you to become a bigger persona bigger in every way-than you were when you came to us. If we have succeeded, we are glad, if we have failed, we are filled with regret! We would offer one parting word. Let the past be behind you, in other words, forget it. Look forward, not backward! Wring all the good living possible from the present! Keep your eyes to the future, and resolve constantly to do all things well, ever striving to improve on your own present accomplishments. W. ALBERT COULTER Faculty , MRS. LOU ALICE HILL ADAMS, B.S. Commercial MR. DONALD BAKER, B.S. Induftrial ,flftx MR. RAYNIOND E. BERVVALD, B.S.NI. Mafia XIRS. VIRGINIA BOYD, B.S. Plzyiifal Ezlucatirm XIR. HARRY BUSHKAR, B.S. Booklffspzrzg and Pllyfzcal 1:'dz1mZio11 XIRS. XvIVIAN DICKENSON, B.S. llulory and Govermwnt NIRS. GENIQVIEVE DICKINSON, B.S., BF. Dfll'l7ZHfI'f,T and Ifzzgfffll MR. TOM DIXON, A.B. Sclfnce MR. O. S. GARBER, BA. Science MRS. ROMA GUSTIN, B.A. Languagef XIISS RUTH HUTCIIERSON, B.S. Librarian MISS BSARGARET JAMES, B.S. f?0I7Z7IlKI'Cifll ' 91- T, MISS GAYLE JOHNSON, B.S. .L,,.v--2 Hilton NI P Y K f BS: 1 ':f-6 A ISS EARL. IRKVKOOD, . . W Lllatlzzvfzatfcf .LJ L J' MRS. VIRGINIA KIRKWOOD B.S. . Zllathematici , - av MISS CATIIERINE LEE, A.B. '9' Engliflz RIRS. CATIIERINE G. LOOMIS, B.S. Englifh and Social Scienfe MRS. VSIRGINIA NIASON, B.S. Ezlglifh MISS THELMA KIORRIS, A.B. Gowrrzment and 1Wdl1ZEW1dfI'C5 NJRS. RIITH PAINTER, B. S. Sffence MRS. ELIZABETH POVVELL, B.S. J1lltZ,IA'77Illf'lC.Y MR. EARL KI. QUINN, B.S. Ifnglixlz and Sofia! Scienre MRS. DAILEY B. SLOAN, B.S. llama Ecorzomisf MR. FRED SMITH, B.S. Jlfzletif Director MRS. XIARY S. ITOYVNSEND, B.S. lfnglirh and C07ll77lK7'C1AHl XIRS. DAVID WEBB, A.B. Bluff! and Iliftory NIRS. EDITH WILKERSON, A.B. SociaZScie1zre -'?f7ER ANNIIAE SEER? EDYTQF? BUS. NGK- Q ' L. A A 2 N: C bw A-was K L' i' U N 5' 'Ea of ' . .ffl . ii 1 ',.. . . 5 sw K 2 ... 5 ,. , 3 A Y .i - . I f.5..21 ,.., if :Mm . .... 5 9 ,M N M M. , . ,M N M i L f. - I-J. lyloon. 2-A. Middlekauff. 3-D. Crawford. 4-T. Franklin. gfj. Umberger, 6-C. Cundiff. 7-H. Webber. 8-F. Key. QED. Townsend. IO-hi. Harris. II-A.Drewry. I2-E. Hutchins. I3-J.King. I4-,I.Jonas. I5-C. Coon. I6-A. Con- ner. I7-tl. Baker. I8-Al. Semones. I9-Nlrs. Kirkwood. Editor-in-Chizf: TOM FRANKLIN Bwimn Manggfn- JEAN UMBERGER Other Ggddff Lgiitorf: EIQIMA HXITCHINSfLIFTON 4 I ALENE ING UBREY REVVRY ni.. D wo To FI I OOM A i 1fUIJAC BECIZRCRA F RD' OU RANKLN' ANN AWIIDDLEKAUFF, AIARY jo HARRIS Smjf ph0t0g,ap1u,,.. JAC BAKER Adminixzration Editor: CLARITA CUNDIFF Smzior Ijditorf: JEAN UBIBERGER, DICK CRAW- SPWU Edlfoff-' HELEN WEEEER: FRANCIS KEY FORD Aclzmtief Editorxs JOENELL Nloox, DAVID junior Editors: JOANNE JONAS, JEANETTE TOWNSEND: ARLETHA CONNER SEMONES Spom-or: MRS. VIRGINIA KIRKWOOD VVe, the IQSO Annual Staff, hope that this yearbook will be one cherished by you now and in the years to come. As all annual stalls, we have endeavored to give you a book as good or better than the ones in the past years. Publishing this Annual has furnished a lot of hard work for all of us but it has also been lots of fun. After our kick-off assembly the work really started. There were ads to get, subscriptions to take, and last came the biggest job of all, that of compiling this yearbook. May this book always be one of memories to you. i i,., ASL ff9- SURE wxw FAM QW n si? E Q Y X J I 1? Q., sa mesa Our .Yenior Officers REGINALD HBENNIEH IRVIN President JAMES PUGH Vice Pruidfnt JEANETTE ROBERTS S ecretary- Treafurer ALMA SHELBURNE Hixtorian MRS. VIRGINIA MASON Head Spomor 'iParting is such sweet sorrow. That's the way we reluctantly leave Fleming. Five years ago our minds were filled with eager anticipation for the time to come when we would be seniors. Now that our dreams are fulfilled, we feel sad, when we think of terminating our happy and pleasant relationships with teachers and fellow students. Time can never erase the fond memories of our last year in high school. The various activitieshthe assembly programs, minstrel, banquets, dances, skating party, Senior Day, Capping Exercise, Commencement, Baccalaureate and the New York trip-will always remain a part of us, We hope the sojourn at Fleming of those who follow us will be as joyful and profitable as ours has been. ' DORIS ANNE BAILEY -Yenwrs PEGGY JOCELL ARGENBRIGIIT Commercial ZONA GALE ANGLE Academic BONNIE JEAN ANGLE Academic DONALD EUGENE ALLS Commercial THOMAS EDWARD BASHAM General NIARGARET FRANCES BECKN ER General HERTHA MARIE BLANKENSHIP Commercial NIARTHA ANN BLOUNT Academic ROBERT CLINTON BLOUNT, JR. Commercial +24 1 1 13:- BEULAH ANNE BOSTON l l Academic .9 MARTHA ANNE BOYD Academic DONALD HAIRSTON BREEDEN Academic NIARY ELIZABETH BRENT General OPAL LORRAINE BRILLHART Commercial NANCY FRANCES COCHRAN Academic RUTH MAGDALENE CLIIPT Commercial ROBERT LAWRENCE CHITWOOD Commercial ALFRED XVILLIAM CH EATWOOD Academic WILLIAM CARLYLE BRITTS Academic +2412 R+ A! XKVILLIAM KENNETH CRAFT 'pfuj Commercial f E CARL CLIFTON COON, JR. X ' I Academic l BETTY JEAN CONNER General ARLETHA JUANETTE CONNER Commcrcial BARBARA ELIZABETH COLE Commcrcial Bl.. Sn-QL N RICHARD CUSTIS CRAWFORD Y. 5 , ' Acadcmic K ' S new-3.4 is JOHN FREDERICK CRISS QM-fs L..,.,. Academic NSG- 5-o-lL.'iL., , r, 5 ANNE ELIZABETH CROWGEY Acczdcmic Q.-...avr v5 B D 1 ! I ETTY JEAN. AVIS v Commercwl W 'Wil' - Q.,....., Q THOMAS EUGENE DUNCAN s B Gencral 'BUSH' HEZTZJZEMP we, ihe GLENN BARR DYSART Academic LAURA CHRISTINE EUBANK Commercial LINDA JEAN EVANS Academic V'IRGINIA KATHLEEN FOSTER Commercial PEARL IVY GRAY Commercial LENA MAE GOAD Commercial PATRICIA ELOUISE GATES Commercial THOMAS BRADEN FRANKLIN Academic LOUIS DONALD FRANKIE General if 141 E? O S MARY JO HARRIS Academic VANCE GARVIS HAMPTON ,General FLORENCE JUANITA l1AMBRICK Commereial RICHARD EDWARD HALL General VVILLIAM CLAUDE HALE General DOUGLAS KELLY HART Academic NANCY ILVELYN HASH General PHILEMON WESLEY HIMES General 'PH 15 Ef- BARBARA EARLINE HOLSTON Commercial DONNA RAY HOLT Commercial UANITA JOYFIE HUDSON we, Commercial RAYMOND BENJAMIN HUFFMAN General EMMA BEATRICE HUTCHINS Commercial REGINA LD BENJAMIN IRVIN Academic ROBERT -IUDSON JENRETTE Academic NANCY LOUISE KIDD General DAVID PAUL KELLY Commercial RICHARD STOKES KAVANAUGH JAMES CLIFFORD JOURNELL Commercial JOANNE LEA JONAS Academic General 42516191- .feniors IRIS JALENE KING Commerfial CAROLYN SUE LYON Academic MIARY ANN KING Commercial ALEX Y. LEE, JR. General MARION RUTH LOVE Commercial BETTY Jo LEWIS Commfrcial INIARY ELIZABETH RIARTIN Acadfmic XIELMA IMOGENE NIAY Commercial 431719- VERNELI,E EVELYN MAYS Acadfmic HELEN LORETTA MAXEY Commercial I JULIA JOAN MCGHEE Commcrcial we, ILLEANORE BONNIE MEYER Acadcmic IXNN CARTER KIIDDLEKAUFF Academic JOENELL SIDNEY MOON Academic BARBARA ANN ZLVIOORE Gcnfm! PAUL RAYMOND MYERS Gcneral DIANE ELIZABETH BIURRAY Acadcmic ALBERT EDWARD MOTLEY, JR. General MARGARET PATRICIA MORGAN Gcncral if 18 IR RODNEY GARY NICHOLLS General . BARBARA JOYCE PEDIGO Commfrfial MARILYN KAY PATZOLD Commercial ELAN KAY PARKS Commerfial JOHN GRAHAM OYLER General BETTY GAY NOLEN Commfrcial VIVIAN ELIZABETH PEDIGO Gfnfral BETTY -JUNE PERDUE Commfrcial BETTY JEAN PETERS Commercial MARTHA J EAN PRILLAMAN Affadfmic JAMES CLAYTON PUGH, JR. Amdemir 6319314- MARY JEANIETTE ROBERTS we, Academzc B1 LL THOMAS RUNYON Cfnfml JAMES HARRY SAUL, JR. General JUNE DELORES SCOTT C0771 711K7'CfCll ALMA JEANETTE SH ELBURNE Commercial NYNA JOYCE S LAYTON Commfrfial JAMES IRVING SLAYDON, JR. IRIS ERNESTINE SHUMATE Commercial JUANITA RUTH SHUFFLEBARGER Academic CONSTANCE ANN SHIVELY Commfrcial Q24 209' Acadfvnic ' BARBARA ANN STANLEY Commercial SARA LOU SPIGLE Academic GERALINE DALORES SNEAD Commercial JO ANNE SMITH Commereial DONALD ALLEN SMITH Academic BOBBY XVOODRUM STANLEY A 'LQ-4-j Commercial Maj 2105 BETTY JO THOMAS x0 Commercial :FOWL BOBBY DEAN r11HURMAN General BETTY JEAN TURNER General DOROTHY JEAN UMBERGER Academic -'H 21 H'- K . RAY DENT VVALTERS . Commercial CARL FRANKLIN WATSON 1 General LENORA JUNE XVARE Commercial LORETTA JEAN VVARE ' General HEI,EN ELIZABETH XVEBBER Academic ,A I JAMES HENRY XXKRIGHT Q - Commercial XVI LLIAM BENNY WOODS General CRCILXVILLIAMSON J N J General NANCY LEE WILKINSON Academic BETTY JOAN WHARTON Commercial NOT PICTURED JAMES MILLER BRYANT HARRY THOMAS DAVIS RICHARD LEWIS IRVIN RONALD PRICE CROUCH PEGGY JANE EDWARDS JO ANN IQELLY HERBERT RHEA CROWDER RICHARD ARLEN GAY THOMAS XVARREN PERDUE Do You Remember? I-Cmzgrzllulzztio115, JW1'.r,r Cregflrf 2-Snow Queen. 37Sf'Llt!6PZf Gowrr11ne11tDz1y. 4-Sweetfzezlrt and .'ltie1zziauI.r. gsffier ffm Game. 6-Farewell, Trnmmyf 7-Here Colne tfle Cofolzflfj 8-Wre.rtlif1g at l'. P. I. 9---john Payne Come: to Town. TOT1JZ6U7'!lfi1lg for II!1'77If'COWZi71g. I1+F1L1ufK l1'11g1'11eerf? ? l2iCU77lK on, Cnfolzelr. I3--S. C. J. ElFL'f1fU7l,f. I4'f10IILE-COIIll.Hg Game. I5-Hfflronze Rack, MOM Gradff' I6-Sflzoolfr Out. I7-Jllllullf Sla-gf of '49 -,if 23 F31- Senior Director DONALD ALLs-Hi-Y. BONNIE ANGLEYMHSQUCQ Y-Teens, S. C. A., Thespians, Treasurer ZONA ANGLE-TNTHSQUCQ Thespians, PEGGY ARGENBRIGBT--Y-Teens, F. H. A., Secretary. DORIS BAILEYQNCWSPRDCT Staff, Y-Teens, Literary, Masque, Library. TOMMY BASHAM-Football, Hi-Y. NIARGARET BECKNERYY-TCCHS. HERTIIA BLANKENSHIPFY-TCCHS, lX4asque, Library. NIARTIIA BLOUNT-Y-Teens, Klasque, Literary, Library. Choir. ROBERT BLOUNT-Football, Wrestling, lVIasquc, Thes- plans. BEULAI-I BOSTON-Y-Teens, Newspaper Staff, Feature Editor, Beta. AIARTIIA BOYI1'-8.7-TCCHSQ Xlasque, Literary, Choir, Thespians, Vice President, Cheerleader, Secretary. DONALD BREEDEN-Choir. NTARY BRENT'X7-TCCHSQ Red Cross. LORRAINE BRILLHART Y-TCCHS, Masque, Thespians. BILL BRITTS-BIHSQLICQ Literary, Choir, President, Mono- gram, Football, Track. JAM ES BRYANT -- Football. ALFREIJ 'CHEATWOOD-Football, Hi-Y, Masque, fXIono- gram, Baseball, Track, Choir, Treasurer. BOBBY CI-IITWOOD-Literary. TRUTH CLIET-Masque, Y-Teens. NANCY COCIIRAN Xf-TCCHS, Literary. BARBARA COLE-F. H. A. ARLETIIA CONNERZY-rIlCCl'lSQ Annual Staff, Ailasque, BETTY CONNER'-Y-TCCHS. CLIFTON COON-Beta, Hi-Y, S. C. A., Red Cross, Track, Wrestling, Manager, Boys' Chorus, Science, Presi- dent, Sophomore Class, Vice President, junior Class, President, Annual Staff. BILL CRAFT-Hi-YQ Nlonogram, Football, lVIanager, Basketball, Manager, Track, Alanager. DICK CRAWFORD-S. C. A., President, Historian, Annual Staff, Art Editor, Monogram, Secretary-Treasurer, Art, Football, Track, Hi-Y, Boys' Chorus, Sopho- more Class, President, Junior Class, Vice President. JOHN CRISS7Hi-Y, Science, Beta, Wrestling. HERBEIi'F CROWDER 'FOOtDZ1llQ Track. ANNE CROVVGEYYBCIHQ Y-Teens, Basketball, F. H. A., Newspaper Staff. RONALD CROUCITYNO Activities. BETTY DAvIs-Beta, Secretary, Vice President, Y-Teens, Masque, Thespians, Newspaper Staff. HARRY DAVIS--Football, Track. TOMMY DUNCAN-Football, Wrestling. HENRY DUNLAP'FOOtb3ll, Basketball, Track, Mono- gram, President. GLENN DYSART-Choir. PEGGY EDWARDS'Y-TCCHSQ Masque, S. C. A., F. H. A., President, Historian, Choir. CIIRISTINE EUBANK-F. H. A., Vice President. LINDA JEAN EVANS -Choir, Vice President, Y-Teens, Vice President, Cheerleader, Historian, Science, Beta. VIRGINIA FosTERe-Y-Teens, F. H. A., Vice President, President. LOUIS FRANKIEAThespians, Literary, lVIasque, Science. TOM FRANKLIN-Annual Staff, Editor, Hi-Y, Beta, Science, Track, Ninth Grade, President. PAT GATES -Y-Teens, Vice President, Literary, Vice President, Masque, Thespians, Choir, F. H. A., Vice President, Newspaper Staff. RICHARD GAY-Hi-Y. LENA GOAD -Y-Teens, Masque, Thespians, Literary, Vice President, S. C. A., Choir, Secretary. PEARL GRAYwBeta. BILL HALE7Aft, President, Choir, Science, Hi-Y, Thes- pians, S. C. A., Masque. RICIIARD HAI,I.vFO0tD8ll, Co-Captain, Basketball, lX'IonO- gram. JUANITA HANlBRICK'F. H. A., Library. NIARY Jo HARRIS -Masque, Y-Teens, Literary, Library, Annual Staff, Choir. DOUGLAS HART-Art, Ninth Grade, Treasurer, Sopho- more Class, Treasurer. NANCY HASIIYY-TCCHS, Masque, Literary, Basketball, Library, Choir. PI-IIL HIMEs-Football, Nlanager, Football, Thespians. BARBARA HOLSTONTY-TCCHS, Masque, F. H. A. DONNA RAY HoLTABeta, Thespians, Niasque, Literary, Y-Teens, Newspaper Staff, Editor, S. C. A., Cheer- leader. JUANITA HUDSONTY-TCCHSQ lvlasqueg Thespians, Beta, Literary, Basketball, Red Cross, President. JUANITA HUDSON'Y-TCCHSQ Masque, Thespians, Beta, Literary, Basketball, Red Cross, President. RAYIVIOND HUFFLIANTNO Activities. EMMA HUTCIiINS1X7-TCCHSQ Masque, Vice President, Beta, Thespians, Basketball, Manager, Annual Staif. BENNIE IRvINfWrestling, hiasque, Beta, Vice President, Hi-Y, Track, S. C. A., Eighth Grade, Treasurer, Senior Class, President. RICHARD IRVIN-Football, Track, Hi-Y, Literary. BOB JENRETTE-Basketball, Track, lVIonOgram. -'El24+l9 .Yenior Directory JOANNE JONASYX7-TCCHS, Secretary, Nlasque, President, Thespians, Beta, S. C. A., Annual Staif, Choir. CLIFFORD JOURNELL?Hi-Y. DICK KAVANAUGII-Science, Vice President. DAVID KELLYfMasque. NANCY KIDDYBCKH. JALENE KINGTBCIH, Secretary, Y-Teens, S. C. A., Vice President, Annual Staff. MARY ANN KINGQBCIHQ Y-Teens, Basketball, Newspaper Staff. ALEX LEETNO Activities. BETTY Jo LEWISAF. H. A., Library. CAROLYN SUE LYON'Y-TCCHS, Nlasque, Literary. AIARY BIARTIN-Y-TCCHSQ Science, Klasqueg Literary, Beta. IMOGENE NIAY-Thespians, Masque, Y-Teens, News- paper Staff, Associate Editor. VERNELLE MAYS-Nlajorette, Basketball, Junior Class, Secretary, Beta, Thespians, lWasque, Y-Teens, Literary. LORIETTA NIAXEYTNIHSQUCQ Choir, Y-Teens, S. C. A. JUI.IA lVlcGIIEE-Masque, Y-Teens, Thespians, Literary, Secretary. BONNIE AlEYIiR y7-TCCHSQ Klasque, Thespians, Science, Secretary-Treasurer. ANN lX'IIDDI.EKAUEF -Masque, Y-Teens, Literary, Presi- dent, Thespians, S. C. A., Annual Staff. JOENELL MOON-Y-Teens, Nlasqueg Thcspians, Annual Staff, Cheerleader, Art, President, Majorette, Beta. BARBARA RIooREfXIasque, Basketball, Y-Teens, Liter- ary. PATRICIA lX'10RGAN'lVlElSQU6. ALBERT MoTLEYAFootball, Wrestling, Captain, Track, Hi-Y. DIANE MURRAYfThespians, President, Beta, Science, Nlasqueg Y-Teens, Secretary, Cheerleader. RAYMOND AIYERS fNo Activities. RODNEY NIcIIoLLs-Masque, Art, Secretary-Treasurer, S. C. A., Thespians, Hi-Y, Literary, Nlonogram, Ninth Grade, Vice President. BETTY NoLEN--Y-Teens. JOIIN OYLER-Rlasque, Literary, Thespians, Science, Wrestling. KAY PARKS1Y-TCCHS, Literary, lX'Tasque. BETTY PETERS-F. H. A., Library. BIARILYN PATZOLD-Xlasque, Treasurer, Y-Teens, Thes- pians, Literary, S. C. A., Majorette. BARBARA PEIJIGOYY-TC6HS, Red Cross. VIVIAN PEDIGOLXV-rP6Cl'lS, Treasurer. BETTY PEKDUE'F. H. A. WARREN PERDUE-Band. JEAN PRILLAMAN1Y-TCCHS, Secretary, Masque, Science. JAMES PUGH-Football, Co-Captain, Basketball, Beta, Monogram, Senior Class, Vice President. JEANETTE ROBERTS'Y-TCCUSQ Masque, Beta, Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer. BILL RUNYoN-Hi-Y, Chaplain, Science, Masque. JAMES SAUL-Basketball, Co-Captain, Football. JUNE SCOTTvNO Activities. ALMA SliELBURNE'Y-TGCHSQ Beta, Senior Class, His- torian. CONNIE SI-IIVELY-Masque, Y-Teens, Library. JUANITA SHUFFLEBARGER1Y-TCCHS, Literary, Thespians, Masque, Secretary, Beta, Choir, Librarian. IRIS SHUMATE'F. H. A. JAMES SLAYDON-Football, Basketball, Co-Captain, Hi-Y, President, Beta, President, Science, S. C. A., Mono- gram, Ninth Grade, Vice President. NYNA SLAYTON-Y-TCCHS, Niasque, Newspaper Staff, Art Editor. DONALD HBUDDYU SMITH -Thespians, Masque, Mono- gram, Football, Nlanager, Junior Class, President. Jo ANNE SMITlI'Y-TSCHS. GERALINIE SNEAD Y-TCCHSQ Masque. SARA LOU SPIGLEYY-TCCDSQ Choir, Secretary, Head Cheerleader, Masque, Junior Class, Treasurer. BARBARA STANLEY-Thespians, Literary, F. H. A., Choir. BOBBY STANLEYfScience. BETTY Jo THOMAS'NO Activities. BOBBY THURRIAN-NO Activities. BETTY TURNER-iNTasque, Y-Teens, Literary. JEAN UMBERGER'Y-TCCHS, President, Masque, Presi- dent, S. C. A., Secretary, Thespians, Beta, Literary, Basketball, Annual Stalf, Business Manager. RAY WALTERS-Hi-Y, Football, Nlanager, Nlonogram. CARL WATSON-FOOtb3ll, Choir, Nlonogram. JEAN WARE-Nlasqueg Thespians, Y-Teens. JUNE WARE-Masque, Thespians, Y-Teens. HEI.EN WEBBER-Masque, Vice President, Y-Teens, Literary, Thespians, Basketball, Annual Staff, Choir, S. C. A. BETTY Jo WHARTON-Beta, Art, Treasurer. NANCY WILKINsoN-Thespians. CECIL WILLIAMSON-FOOtb3llQ Track, Basketball. BENNY WOODS-Football, Nlanager, Basketball. JAMES WRIGHT! Science, Newspaper Staff, S. C. A. 4El25l3 1 ALMA 4,,,,.v---1 1 r-mfzza w A. 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Al TF CLANW4 Huggglv 5 L 'A M. rufrwv N f ' G 0 A Q ...,:.,. dn FL FHING J Q Blu Bra-frrs igbgglfi ,ff .. ' on N 2. ' -gin' dw i19 J 5-:fig X 5 ..-' K ' H A E 15494 lou LSPIGZF ,.,. ,..- U :lt -1 ,.,..:. --ll 3 ,V ' ' + - ,,. 1 E Q mm x 'q.ff f'5 'N ' -2. N N Tear Sccauw vwrkr mfr 5 WLM, Sur WW 'MHS MOST Panama junior Class Officers CARLTON SAUL President ZEANIOUS NEWCOMB Vice President qt LUDWELL NEWMAN Secretary DoT YVILHELM Treasurer JIMMY HINLE Historian MRS. V. DICKENSON Ilrad Sponsor The class play, The as trees Iunior Class began the 1949-50 year with the presentation of the '2That Crazy Smith Family. Christmas Dance was the next highlight ofthe year. The many Christ ' ' h ft orchestra music furnished a the bright colored lights and t e so cl h lloll Queen. m J perfect setting for the dance. Jean Umberger Was Crowne as t e y As all true Irishmen, We celebrated St. Patrick's Day with a dance. The traditional Junior-Senior Prom climaxed our yearly activities. -if 28 lie Juniors JACK ADKINS Jon ADKINS HAYNES BARGER BARBARA BLANKENSHI1' RIIARGIE BLEv1NS BOB BOSTIAN DONALD BOVVLES IRONALD BRYAN BARBARA BRYANT JOAN BRYANT PATSY BRYANT LOTS BUTNER BOBBY CALHOUN NANCY CALLISON RUTH CLAY ADDISON COMLR PI. C. COMLR IYOIS COMER JEANNINE CRAVN'FORD GORDON CROCRETT R. C, CROMER BILL CUNDIFF CLARITA CUNDIFF PFIGGY CUNDTFF AOBREY DREXVRH' IQOBERT DUDLEY ARLENE EVANS GRETA GARVEY ERNEST GREENE BILL HVALE JIMMY HALE Lols HALL Q Ar Mm' 1 1 3 law' - H I V A sr L3 Y ,,.. . 5 'Sr ' EA arf I -on - .. Q1 I ., ,af g:g-5.5 E ig X 'f M ,Q Y 1 3 2 M 5 AE wi' A N.. Z., 4 Y , ZII?:. ,5--' ...:p::5:!3:22:':' fu.. ...as '. R 3 1, , 4 SITES' . - -In 5 I 4.2.,5 2':: 5 'F :g if A ',:,,',' 2 if i-:::.v . kzfiafis if ,AIQ V 55 al. f Q , P'-. , .3 V' 5 ' 'z A 1-. :: ji, k : Q 3 , . .:,. .K 1 V- -.,.. : i 'aw 1 :Eg ':- I .fx J.. ., .. 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LAVENDER DONALD IIEECH IQEXINE LEEFILL RAY LUCAS BILLY MARTIN WAYNIC AIATTINGLY AIIARYLLIS XIAXIQY BETTY ,IIINE XII-:AOOR HAh4NI'1ll MEAIJOR DOT IX l1iADOWS DEXN'IiY :XIONGER BI-:TTY LOUISE NIOORI5 PATRICIA MURRAY ZEANIOUS NEWGOMR LIIDWELL NEWMAN CIIARLES NOEL POSEY OYLER VIRGINIA PAINTER JOAN PRICE GEOIIGIE PUGH RONALIJ RATLIFF NANCY ISILEY DON IQOUTON junio CHARLES RUSSELL CARLTON SAUL EUGENE SAUL PATTY SCAGGS IQOBERT SCOTT JEANETTE SEMONIQ BARBARA SHAFER EMOGENE SHEETS BOBBY SHUGART DONALD SINK DOT SINK SHIRLEY SMITH TEDDY SMITH CLARENCE SNEAD ERNESTA SPRADLIN LARRY THACKER ROGEIQ 'FHOMAS DAVID TOWNSEND RONALD TUCKER JOY TURNER ROSALIE TURNER KIARTHA VERNON ESTLE WADE JACK WALLS JEAN WEAVER JIMMY WHEELER DOT WILHELM LAWRENCE WILKER ROBERT WITHERS IRENE WOOD PHYLLIS WOOD RUSSELL YOUNG l'S S SON ANN LEE ALLLIAN I'xI'xIIE KIVG EDDIE PERDUE JACK QUIG BILL ARNOLD -PH 325+ Jophomores DAVID PIRRUNG, Prefia'ent IXIARLENE STEVENS, l'. Pref. JOYCE CLINGENPEEL, Sef. JAC BAKER, Treasurer SHIRLEY WINGFIEI.IJ, Reporter ROBERT ABSIiIRE HL7N'l'liR AKERS VIRGINIA ALIFE ANTHONY ALTIERI LIONEL ANDERS KATIIRYN ARGENBRIGIIT BIARY IXIARGARET AYERS JOHNNY BAEALIS JEAN BALLANTINE GLORIA BASHAM BIACK BASHAM CHARLES BECRWITH BOBBY BEHELER BARBARA BLACK CECIL BOITNOTT NANCY BOWE FRANK BRENT GLENN BROWN BILL BYRNE RICHARD CALDWELL IMOGENE CAMPBELL BARBARA CARRICO WAYNE CHEATVVOOD TURNER COFI-'MAN HELEN CONNER BIARLENE CRAIG CIIARLENE CROUCH BOB CRUICKSHANK VIRGINIA DELINE BETTY DOYLE DONALD EDWARDS RITA EMERICK DUANNE FISHER NIAXINE FORD NAIJINE FORD NIARIE GARMAN BETTE GAY RIILDRED GIBSON KATHERINE GOAD BARBARA HALE BARBARA HALL LEWIS HAMMOND MARGARET HARTSEL Jophomores BARBARA HAWVKINS ELAINE HAYDEN BETTY HAYNES ANNE HENRY HAZEL HOGAN VERA HUNT JOANNE HYIITON PAUL IOIIINGS TOMMY IIIDINGS DAVID JAMES JOHNIE AJENNINGS CAROL KARLET WALLACE KESLER HELEN IYAYNE AIARY RUTH LENOIR ALCIE AIARTIN ALFRED JXJCCLEARN -JEANNETTE JVIETZ JERRY JXIILLER JO ANN NIILLER MORRIS MYERS JAMES NICHOLS WILLIE MAE NICHOLS LEWIS NUNN NAOMI CJBICNSHAIN ROBERT OLIVER CHARLOTTE ORENDER RAY OWEN KENNETH PAINTER LEROY PAXTON RICHARD PEARSON GLENN PERIOEN BARBARA PETERS CAROLYN PRICE JEANNE BELLE PRICE JOYCE PRILLAMAN JAMES PROEEITT BEVERLY RAKES PATSY RICHARDSON KATHLEEN RICKMAN HENRY RILEY BRUCE ROBINSON BARBARA IQUCKER BENNIE SIIORTER PHYLLIS SINK REGINALID SLAYTON AJAX SMITII BEVERLY SPIERS tax. 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Jophornores BETTY STANLEY GEORGE STULTZ ANGELITA SUITER DONALD SUTPI-IIN JUDY TAYLOR RICHARD TOMLINSON RICHARD TOWNSENIB BILLY UMBERGER THOMAS WADE NETTIE WEST NORVELL WEST ED WHITE JOHNNY WHITMORE SHIRLEY WILHIDE MARY ANN WILSON BOBBY WINGO LEONARD WINGO DAVID WOOD DON WOODS JOHN WRIGHT RICHARD WRIGHT SHIRLEY WRIGHT KENNETH WYATT WAYNE ZIEGLER BETTY ZIMMERMAN EDWARD ZIMMERMAN NOT PICTURED BILL GOYER DONALD WILSON Ninth Grade NANCY DYSART, President BILL JAGO, Vice President DONALD DIVERS, Secretary BETTY WHITACRE, Treasurer SHIRLEY ALIEE NANCY ALTIERI B ETTY ATKINS JACK ATKINSON WESLEY AYERS CORBIN BAILEY GERALDINE BATIS MILDRED BEACH MARGIE BISHOP DON BLOUNT DONALD BOGGS DONALD BOOKER 5 Ninth Grade CAROL BONVER GEORGE BOWLES BETTY BOWVMAN SONNY BOYD MARGARET BROWN BARBARA BROYLIES CAROLE BUJDOSO ANN BUSHNELI. MARY LOU CARTER ROBERT CLINGIENPEEI. ED CLYEURN CONNIE COFFEE THOMAS COLE RONALD COLEMAN JANICE COLLINS MARY COMER RONNIE CREASIZY CAROL CROCKETT ELOISE CROXYDICR JOE ANNE DOHIIINS MAE DOGAN BILL Doss JUDSON DURHAM RONNIE ELLVVANGICR PEGGY ELSWICR JANE EPPERLY JEANETTE EPPERLX' PHILLIP ANN GARDNER MARY FRANCES GARLAND JESSE GILI. WAYNE GILL DORIS GILMER GILLIE GIVENS ARAMENTA GREEN DORIS HAMPTON RAY HARPER MARY HARTM.AN PEGGY HARTM.AN SHIRLEY HEDGE JOHNNY HICKS ARTHUR HILL SHIRLEY HOLSTON BARBARA HOSTETTIER AUDREY HUFFIVIAN SHIRLEY JOHNS BEN JOHNSTON TOMMY JONES K.ATHERINE KEAI.IZY' LORETTA LARCH CHARLES LAVENDER IMMY LAYMAN OBLEY LIGHT JO ANNE LINK BILL LOUTHIAN FRANCES MARTIN BETTY MATTHEWS BOBBY MAXEX' EARL NICDOVVELI. BARBARA MCGRADX' REBECCA MCMANAWAY JEAN MENEFEIE NORMA METZ RUSSELL MOON DALE MOORE LEXVIS MOORIE PATSY MORRIS JANICE MULLEN MARY K. 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CLAIR BLAIR STONE WALKER TEASS SHIRLEY THORNSIIURY FRIEIJDY VAUGHN LEWIS VEST GAYNIELLE XVALKER JVLIA WEST PEGGY VVHITACRE DAVID WHITE BILLY WILRES BILLY WILSON BOIIIIY WINGFIELD CAROLYN WISE BONNIE WOOD JOYC li WOOD ROY VVRICHT NOT PICTURED BII.LY TICRLE Eighth Grade PRISCILLA SHAFER, I,Vl'Xitl8Hl VIX'I,XN ALX'IS, Vine President CLI-:O WHI1'lZ, Serrclary- Treasurer TOMMY VVILI-IELM, Program Chair. IQUNNIIC CRAXVFORD, Social Chair. EI.E,xNOR DIELONG, Sofia! Chair. BONNIE ALLMAN TROY ARNOLD CORREY AKERS LILLIAN BAEALIS EDIQAR BAKER THICRIESA BECKNER Bli'Ik'l'Y BOXVSER XNAYNIC BROXVN PATSY CHILCOAT BARIIIIRA CHILTON PEGGY COFFEY Ml'Il.X'lN CONNER SHIRLEY CRAFT IOYLE CRAXVFORD RllNIKl.IJ CRAXYFORD NANI-Y CREGAR PATRICIA CREGGER BARIIARA DOSS DEAN DOSS ELICANOR DRIVER ELIEANOR DYE JOAN FAUCETTE BOEIIY FIREBAUGII CHRISTINE FIREIIAI'czH DONALD LEE FISHER JAMES FORD JOSIEPII FOSTER CHARLES GOLDSIKY ANNIE GRAY JAMES GRAY ALLAN GREEN CLINE HALL ELIZABETH HARIBRICK EUGENE I'I.-XRTMAN SHIRLEY HAYDEN HAROLD HECK BETTY HEDGIC PHYLLIS HEDGE EUGENE HICKS JOAN HICKS EDWARD HOGAN EUGENE HOG.AN Gfade n MALLORX' HOLLINS BERNARD HOWA RD JULIAN JACKSON SHIRLEY JOHNSON DONNIE JORDAN MARGARET KEALEY EUGENE KENNEY CAROLE KINGERY ROY LAUGHLIN . NORMA LAYMAN ROBERTIA LEE JOHNNY LEFFEI. JOE LUCAS SHERMAN MANGUM DELORES MANSI'II.IZ NELSON MARTIN EVERHART MAXIEX' CAROL MCDOWELL JOANNE MCNEER ANN MEYER NANCY MOORE NEAL MULLENS A. C. MYERS RONALD MYIERS BOBBY NAFF ELEANOR NICHOI.S CATHERINE OW'ENS ERNEST OWENS QJSEPH OWENS ., AVID PARKER iv I REGINALD PARKER l ' GLEN PAXTON S Q' X NICK PAYNE BARBARA PEARN OREETA PETERS DAVID POWELL BILL PRATT FRANK PUGH MARY ELLEN PURVES FRANKLIN RADI-'ORD Q WILLIAM RHODES RUBY RICHARDS CARL ROBBINS BILLY ROOT CLARENCE SECRIST MARY MARVIN SHORT TVVYLA SINK FRANK SNEAD DOLORES SOXVDER ROY ST. CLAIR CORBETT STEWART SHIRLEY TAYLOR NORMAN TERRY GERALD TOMS ROBERT VENAIiI.E GORDON WEI.SH HARRX' WIGINGTON PEGGY WILHIDE PATSY WILKES KENNETH WILLIAMS BETTY WI NGO JACK WRIGHT DAVID YOUNG NOT PICTURED JIMMY DUNLAR y 4, L gba? fffydf N 4 gg Ig 5 S-R I Qi Y Nagy 1. X I AM, . xx 1 K , Mi, S A 5 I -as ., S 5 Q QMQ , 15, E A ,W , ,I yi. ,Q f555f??fQi3fAfl awww ZS'??'?m U V I A .. ,N SEI 'R A Q A X 1 -mv fx if If if 'K S 3 K ,:. , Q: 3. .. . - , , J if A A EP IJJJ L .. AA... ' A . . . ..',.EE:, 31.22 R Av A. .R-.V , A .s R v A 1? X E ' 'WE IW 'ff N5 ZXS X HSA Jr 3: Y wif ' PX 3.2 R Av SA 'R ww? 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BA The Littlest Angel. 14-Junior Dante Chorus. 15- Teller Stajf. 16-Mary Ellen Shipp. 17iPeter Pumpkin Eater, Donna and Hie. 18-Fun at Illahee, 19-Twelfth Anniversary. 20-May Queen, 1949, Dolly Evans. 21-Mistress llflary and Butterfly, Jean and Nada Jane. 22iMadonna and Littlest Angel, Jean and Diane. 23-llflodels at Fashion Show. 24wSnow W'hiie and Rose Red, Angelita and ,Mary rllargaret. 25fAfter the ball game. rlean np! 26-Presizlenlx nml Allvfser at Conference. 27- The Black Knight, Faculty Opera. 28--Senior Danre Chorus 1949-50 CALEN DAR SEPTEMBER 20 ...... Reception Ficnuixuzv 8 ...... Junior Y-Teen Spaghetti Supper OCTOBER 2 .... . .Recognition Service 25, . .... Half-Day Conference OCTOBER 9-16 ....., Roll-Call Week A1-Rn. 3-6 ...... Pre-Easter Services 16 ...... Mass Recognition Service 4 .,.... junior Y-Teen Bowling Party 20 ...... Fashion Show 30 ...... Tea for May Court NOVEMBER 21 ...... Senior Y'Teen Tea for Teachers M,xY 5 ....., May Day DECEMBER 6 ...... Senior Y-Teen Mother-Daughter Banquet 12 ...... junior Y-Teen Mother-Daughter Banquet 11 ..... Hanging of the Greens 10. . . . .Senior Y-Teen Secret Pal Party 14 ...... Christmas Pageant 29 ...,.. Officers Clinic iii 38 PZ? ZZ, co oas wA,,,NG f f f f -r0UP' X W ,A If M Q ss GL EE X C5 Q5 Q f ,f f N' fl fi lf px? X Twlova X X, f if 1, D ff, ' ff!! X X' i i 7 W UBS Senior Masque KNlil'ILINGZ A. Allman, J. Shnjlebarger, P. Morgan, J. Hudson, J. Moon, D. R. Holt, M. Patzold, P. Bryant, B. Blankenship, B. Moore FIRST Row: 1. May, M. J. Harris, B. Turner, B. Hale, M. Blount, H. Meador, J. Jonas, P. Gales, J. Hale, E. Hzelclzins, B. L. Moore, R. Turner, D. Wilhelm, P. Wood, B. Bryant SECOND Row: P. Cnndij, P. Scaggs, J. Ware, J. Ware THIRD Row: Ii. Holston, R. flift, R. Lfffl, I.. Butner, V. Painter, M. Martin, G. Garvey, Mrs. G. Dickinson, C. Cundijf, J. Crawford, B. Angle, A. Wilbourn, S. I.. Spigle, B. Davis, L. Brillharl, lf. Shively, A. Conner FUURTH Row: M. Blevins, J. Roberts, B. Meyer. P. Hylton, V. Mays, H, Webber, K. Parks, L. Goad, J. Adkins, D. Kelley, L. Frankie, W. Mattingly, B. Irvin. B. Blount, B. Britts, H. Blankenship FIFTH Row: D. Sink, S. Smith, N, Callison, D. Bailey, A. Middlekauf, J. McGhee, B. Arnold, .Y. Hash, R. Higgins, R. Lucas, Z. Angle. E. Sheets, L. Maxey, R. Xichols, J. Oyler, G. Snead OFFICERS JOANNE JONAS .... ........... P resident JIMMY HALI2 ....... .... 7 'reasnrer EMMA HUTCI-IINS .... .... F irst Vice President HeX1NlNER MEADOR .... .... I Iislorian AUHRIQY DREWRY . . . . . .Second Vine President MARTHA BI.oUN'r ..... . . .Reporter PAT GATES .... ,... .......,..... S e cretary Mus. G. DICKINSON ..., .... S ponsor A very few of us gained heads or became student directors, many more served on props or make-up, tickets or stage, but whatever we did, each was embued with the universal feeling-the feeling the show must go on, There were cues for all, backstage, on or out front. Any junior or senior interested in dramaticsis welcomed into Senior Masque. Excitin milestones of the year included Mother is a Freshman Cwe premiered that for the companyj, That Crazy smith Family and Arsenic and Old Lace. On the heels of a wonderful record with the last year's festival play, Message from Khufuf' came the request by the author that our group do his new play, The Wall, for the festival. Our talented and experienced Thespians chose this for their play in York, Pennsylvania. We salute them for their record and this honor brought to Fleming. We'll promise them to keep trying as we make our points toward T membership. The p1ay's the King . . . 444-016+ SE.-XTIZD, FIRST ROW: B. Perdue, P. Elswick, JI. Gibson, B. Ziinmerniau, F. Bower, XVI. Sleiieazs, J. Alkinson, LW. Harlsel, V. Hun! L. Larclz, S. Ilolsion, V. Alif, A. Henry, M. Cllll'il'I'. N. Allieri SECOND Row: D. While, J. Epperly, B. Carrico, B. Alkins, P. Morris, R. Senfl, X. Obenclzain, P. Sink, J. Miller, J. Balis, J. Flingen- peel, J. Price, N. Metz, C. Wise, Mrs. V. Dickenson THIRD Row: P. Iflilings, M. Craig, B. Hanes, B. Gay, E. C1'D'wd676B. Pelers, S. Wilhide, N. Forrl, K. Argenbright, D. Pirrnng, D. Divers B. liver FOURTH Row: W. Ziegler, T. Cole, B. Hosleller, M. Snead, B. Doyle, B. Slanley, M. Gorman, II, Hogan, M. Wilson, N. Root, P. Murphy J. Ballanlina, J. Dobbins, B. Mallhews, G. Givens, R. Caldwell FIFTH ROW: J. illenefee, S. Saunders, J. P1-illmnan, Y. Bowe, B. Rucker, S. Hedge, D. Hanzplon, S. Tlmrnsbnry, M. Powell, M. Brown B. Black, B. Rakes SIXTH Row: N. Dysarl, S. Aliji C. Coffey, F. Oreniler, C. Crockett, B. Hale. M. Beach, B, iUcGrai1'y, J. Taylor, S. Wright, C. Bnjrloso JI. Comer, D. Riggle, P. Garflvzvr, B. Broyles, illiss Lee OFFICERS MARGARET H.xR'rsE1., . . . . . .... President M.uu.EN1c STEVENS ........,.. . . .Treasurer JACK ATKINS, . ....... . . .Vice President Mus. VIVIAN DICKENSON l S om rs VERA HUNT ..... .... .... . .... ...... . S e crelary Miss CATHERINE LEE I ' ' ' ' ' ' I' 'O The junior Masque Club is composed of ninth and tenth grade students who are interested in dramatics. A person must be interested in acting, entertaining and assisting in play production before becoming a member. Our activities this year included an assembly program, a radio skit, presentation of a one-act play at the Vet- erans Facility in cooperation with the junior Red Cross, and two parties, one at Christmastime and the other in the spring. We concluded our activities with our annual picnic at Fishburn Park. The Club also purchased a make-up kit and gave lessons in the art of make-up to the Eighth Grade Masque ciub. el 41 lit -as Literary Club SIE.-KTliD, FIRST Row: M, Harris, A. Ilenry, P. Cunrli17', V. Painter, N. Callison, R. Higgins, J. Shujhebarger, A. Middlekauj, J. McGhee, P. Gates, L. Goad Sli.-XTED, SECOND Row: D. Sink, D. Irvin, D. Bailey, M. Blount, M. Blevins, J. Clingeupeel, R. Nichols SIEATIED, THIRD Row: J. Oyler, J. Hale, V. Alij, N. Hash, J. Hudson, V. Mays, X. Bowe. J. Prillamun, M. Patzold SIQATED, FOURTH Row: H. llfleador, M. Marlin, L. Frankie, 1...Yew1nun, C. Snead, B. Blonnl, R. Turner, D. Holt, H. IVebber, B. Stanley, B. Turner STANDING: E. Parks, B. Blankenship, IV. Cochran, J. Umberger, C. Orender, D. Pirrung, B. Brilts, Jllrs. Loomis, J. Akers, B. Black, D. Townsend, Mrs. Dickinson, M. Boyd, B. Moore, S. Wright OFFICERS ANN NIIDDLEKAUFF, . . ..... ....... P resident RALPH HIGGINS ,.,,........., . .... Treasiirer PAT GfXTIES. . ..,.... . .... First Vice President NANCY C.aI.I.IsoN. . ,..,.... .... . . .Reporter LIQNA Goan ,,..... . , ,Second Vice President MRS. GI2NI2vIIQvIa DICKINSOX lx vom 7,5 JI'I.IA NICGHIEE .... ............ S ecrelary MRS. CATHIZRINE Looms I ' ' 0 The Literary Club-that group whose meetings are an olio of debaters haranguing, speakers working on addresses, creative writers scribbling away at their entries for TlIe Beacon, poetry and prose readers conning selections, and the dramatic-minded reading their lines for The Wall which may travel to Charlottesville and York, Pennsyl- vania, has a glamorous heritage to uphold. Past winners in forensic meets, holders of Distinguished ratings in The Beacon C Mosaic from the 1949 edition was named the best high school poem submitted for that yearj, vic- torious debaters and casts of prize-winning plays smile in approval as they watch the activities for this year. Literary letters are won through never-ending toil, through tense and exciting contests and sometimes through heartaches and tears. District Winners of last year's debate included David Townsend, I. H. Caricofe, Frank Blankemeyer and Bill Ling. Nancy Hurd represented the district in poetry readings and Jeanne Mann Dickinson won state championship with her poem, Mosaic. 'al 42 E+ l Thespians TROUP 570 SIQATICIJ ON FLOOR: J. llaoiz, B, Stanley, B, Diwix, J. Umberger, V. Paiufer, J. I'Va1'c, S. Smilh, IW. Blewixzs SHATIZD: Mrs. G. Dickinson, L. Goafl, B. Angle, CI Snead, A. lwidtilFk0ZL,0f, R. Nichols, J. Slzujicbargev, M. Boyd, D. Sink, J. McGhee, I.. Brilllzarl, D. Wilhelm, J. Huiison, R. Turner STANDING: N. Wilkinson, P. Gales, J. Prillamau, V. Mays. H. Webber, J. Jonas, J. Hale, J. Semomcs. B. Meyer, D. Murray, A. Drcwry. E. Hulchins, B. Hale, D. Hall, IV. Cullison, J. Ware, B. Smith, H. Meador, B. Blount, I.. Frankie OFFICERS DIANE XIURRAY .... ........... ....... P r erident BILL HALE ............., . . . Vice Prefident JUANITA SHUFFLEBARGER .... ....... S efremry BONNIE ANGLE ..,.............. . . . Trearurer NIRS. GENEVIEVE DICKINSON l S . ponforf Mas. CATHERINE LooMIs I Tapping Dayl, came in mid-September for twenty-five dramatic hopefuls as President Diane read the list in a morning assembly, and the fledglings realized that the two years of workfbackstage, acting, technical, business-was now resulting in a coveted membership to National Thespians. The opening curtain brought Uhlother is a Freshman, the intermission gave the Christmas cabin party, the second act rang in Arsenic and Old Lace, and the bank pageant, while the wonder- ful third act brought us the trip to York, Pennsylvania, where We represented Virginia and the South in three days of thrilling theater with seven hundred Thespians from fifteen states, and with 6'The Wall' quite ready to represent us after Bassett and Charlottesville. Surely we can say at the end of this Wonderful season, we have tried to act well our part. -22+ 43 13? Senior SEATED, FIRST Row: Mrs. Powell, J. Slayilon, Miss Johnson SICCUND ROW: D. T01i.'u.w'mI, E. Hulaliins, B. Bluilkeizxlzip, B, Davis, A f.'1'a'1vgey, B. flfleadm' THIRD ROW: A. .Uaxr'y, B. Shafer, J. C'1'a1cy'oi'fl, D. illzzway, J. Senzonvx, li. Sp1'ai1'Ii11, A. Shelburim FOURTH Row: J. .Sl11ljlvba1'gr'1', J. Huilson, B. Wlmrluu, J. King, I.. .Ymn'li1a11, B. Bosion, N. Kidd FIFTH Row: J. Moon, J. Umbarger, D. Iloll, V. Mays, J. Jonas, M. King. CI Key, V. Hujman SIXTH Row: J. Robcrls, L. Evans, J. Criss, A. Drewry, Z. Xewcomb, J. Pugh, B. Irvin, C. Coon, T. Franklin OFFICERS JIMMY SLAYDON, . . ........... ...... P refideut BENNIE IRVIN. ., ...... Vim President BETTY DAVIS ................ .... S ecretary-Treasurer MRS. ELIZABETH PONVELL 1 S RIISS GAYLE JOHNSON I . .. .......... ponforf The Hrst meeting of the Senior Beta Club was confined to the checking of the eligibility of the members and of those thought qualified for membership. Mary Lou Criss and J. H. Caricofe, previous members of the Club, were voted recipients of the annual scholarship award given by the Club. The annual social affair for the Club was the banquet for the Club members only. The Club decided on a bake and rummage sale and a white elephant sale for thc projects to raise money needed to send delegates to the State Convention hcld on April Igth and zoth. State President, Jimmy Slaydon, presided over this convention. -'El4'4lH+ Jn Beta FIRST Row: LW, Forfl, IW. Stevens, R. Toiwzscinl. J. Baker, W. Fhcfalwoozl SECOND Row: Ellzar, I,0'104'H, Nl. Ga1'ma11, N. J. Kool, X. Ford, J. Prillamau, B. Black, X. Howe, D. Pirrzuzg, .Miss Johnson THIRD Row: D. I'ainlar, P. A. Gardner, M. IIm'l.n-1, B. Rakes, M. Ayvrx, S. Iflfirzgjclil, B. Pelrrs, W. Zirgler, B. Jago, I-I. Alai-rs FOURTH Row: C. Crouch, M. R. LcNoiV, C. Price, E. Hayden, J. Link, D. Blount, J. Vaughn, K. Light, R. Wrighl, B. UlI1b1'1'gcr J. Miller OFFICERS RICHARD TOXVNSEND .... ............ ....... P r .efiiierzt JAC BAKER ....,.,.. ..... I 'ice Prefident AIARLENE STEVENS ..... ..,. S ecrietary-Treafurfr WAYNE CHEATWOOD l . MAXINE FORD I . .. . .. . .Co-Program Chairmen NlRs. ELIZABETH POWELL l . . . . .Spo1z50r.v Miss GAYLE JOHNSON I The Junior Beta Club is composed of ninth and tenth graders who have E or G averages. This is thc third year that the junior Beta Club has been in Fleming. For our projects we sent a Christmas basket to the Mercy House, held several outings, and climaxed the year by sending two delegates to the State Convention in Richmond. -fEl45l3+ Senior Y- .eens FrRs'1' Row: P. Gates, J. Umbe1',uw', Miss Morris. J. Jonas SECOND Row: J. Illooiz, J. Sr'n1om's, J. .WcGhee, B. Blalllccuship, C. Cutzdijf, ill. Brent, B. Shafer, J, Craitgford, R. Turner, D. Holt THIRD Row: J. Shujiebarprr, X. f'oc11ru11. J. Price, B. lloore, X. Callison. G. G'a1'1'ey, E. Spfarllitz, A. Jlaxey, B. J. lleador, L. Bzttmw, U.Si11k, B. Bryant. B. Conner FOURTH Row: G. Snead, B. .YoI1'v1. A. Shelburne, L. Evans, P. Argenbright, Ill. King, J. King, JI. llartin, A. C'mv1z'z', J. Hudson, J. Roberts, R. I,aj7'el, JI. Blevins, J. Turner D. Wilhelm. FIFTH Row: H. Blaiilzeuship, JI. Beckncr, P. Scaggs, I. Smith, E. Holston. P. Cuwlijf, R. Clift, I.. Comer, I.. Halt, K. Goafl, V Painter, H. I.at'ender, D. Bailey, V. Foster, R. Clay SIXTH Row: P. Bryant, I. Wood, I. May, J. Bryant, B. Myer, A. Crowgey, B. Boston, P. Wood, J. Hfare, J. Ware, B. Pedigo, C. Shivety, S. Smith, M. Love N. Hash, V. Mays, II, Webber, C. Lyon, A. llliddlckazij, ill. Harris. S15v1LN'11l Row: B. Turner, D. iVIurray, J. Prillarnan, S. Spiglc, JEAN UMHIQRGER. ,. PAT Gsilis, ....... . JOANNE JONAS ..,..... JEANETTE SEMONES .... , BARBARA Bl.ANRENsHiP .... Jo12N1c1.i. MooN. ...,.... . ROSrXl.lIi TURNER. . ,. ill. Blount, L. Goarl, N. Slaytou, P. Edwards, E. Hutchins, M. Boyd OFFICERS . . . . . .President JULIA RTCCHIICIC. . . . . , . , .. . . . . .Social Chairman . . . . . . . . . Vice President JEANNINE CRANVFORD. . , . . . . .Editor of The Tcllenf' . . . . . .Recording Secretary CLARITA CUNUIFF. . , . ,, . . . . . . . . . . .Master Key . , . .Corresponding Secretary MARY BRENT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,President of the Choir . . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer DONNA RAY HOLT. .. . . . . . .Ways and Means Chairman . . .Program Chairman Miss THE1.M.i MORRIS. . . .....,...,,........ Advisor . . . . Worship Chairman 1949-50 marked thc 12th anniversary of the Senior Club. but only the eighth for the junior. Each year these two groups have become greater and more worth while, They have built a prestige at the Y. VV. C. A, and at Fleming that can hardly be surpassed. Why? Because the Y-Teen spirit is something one feels. It is that Christian ideal and close Contact among girls here at Fleminu and thosc of other schools: even of other states and nations. This intangible spirit not only makes them feel the friendship of other girls but ever holds before them the guiding clutch of the Master's hand. The clubs give their members an ideal, the Christ, to live up to, and no true, active Y-Teen can go through a year without feeling His great influence upon her life if she will allow Him to come in. The clubs try to plan a wellerounded program that will aid in developing pleasing personalities and molding Christian characters. It has the purpose and triangle of the Y. W. C. A. and tries to carry on a program that will represent three sides-mental, spiritual and physical-of each girl's life. :CContinued on next paaej -:Ei 46 . ls- CCHS FIRST Row: B. Black, M. Ayers, P. A. Gardner, NI. A. Powell, B. Zimmerman, B. Rakes, Miss Illorris, S. Holston, S. Wingfield, N. Dysart, B. J. Stanley, M. R. LeNoir. S. Johns SECOND Row: B. Doss, P. Chilcoat, M. E. Pnrves, P. Shafer, S. Hayden, N. J. Layman, E. Nichols, E. Hambrick, B. Allman,lV. Alvis, T. Beckner, G. Batis, A. Myers, N. Moore, E. Dye, Al. Kenley THIRD Row: K. Kealey, J. Menefee, P. Hedge, S. Alif J. Wood, B, Broyles. J. Smithers, M. Snead, C. Bujdoso, D. Riggle, M. K. Mnllens, G. Walker, R. Lao, B. Caricoe, B. Bowman, J. Epperly, J. Crawford FOURTH ROW: D. Painter, P. Murphy, N. J. Root, R. Illellflanaway, D. Sowder, B. S. Wingo, L. Babalis, N. Ford, M. Ford, J. Taylor, J. Clingenpeel, A. Hnfman, B. Rucker, L. Larch, C. Crockett. C. Cojfee, J. Epperly, S. Thornsbury, N. Altieri, S, Craft FIIf'I'H Row: M. Craig, C. Crouch. S. Wilhide, M. I.. Carter, P. Pearn, S. Craft, S. Taylor, P. Ellsworth, M. Brown, D. Hampton, J. Price, S. Wright, M. Beach, M. Comer, J. Faucette, P. Cofey, M. Stevens, M. Gibson, B. Hedge, A. Henry SIx'I'II Row: B. Spiers, J. Hylton, E. Drirer, E. DeLong, B. Bowser, J. Metz, P. Hartman, M. Hartman, V, Hunt, J. Link, C. Bower, B. Wood, B. Hostetter, P. Cregger, R. Scnft, M. Hartsel, N. Obenshain, C. Price. 1. Campbell, E. Hayden, A. Suiter SEVENTH Row: B. Peters, B. A. Doyle, S. Hedge, C. Wise, M. Short, P. Morris, B. Atkins, J. Collins, B. Hale, E. Crowder. P. Richard- son, K. Rickman, J. Dobbins, K. Argenbright, J. Ballantine, S. Saunders, C. McDowell, C. Wright, R. Richards, J. Miller, J. McNeer, V. Alij' OFFICERS BEVERLY R.AKES, , ....... , ............. President SHIRLEY WINGFIELD 1 S E- I Ch i, e BETTY JEAN STANLEY ..,... .....,... . .Vice President MARY ALICE POXVELL I ' 0 W 'Z 'm 'Z PHILLIP ANNE GARDNER ...... ..,..... R ecording Secretary BARBARA BLACK ..,.. . . . . . .... Publicity Chairman MARY MARGARET AYERS. . . . ..... Corresponding Secretary MARY RUTH LIENOIR .... . .............. Master Key SHIRLEY HOLSTON .... . .... ...,. .......... T r easurer SHIRLEY JOHNS ...,..... .... V ice President of Choir BETTY ZIMMERMAN .... . . . ..... Program Chairman Miss THELMA MORRIS. . . .......... . . . . , .Advisor NANCY DYSART. .... .... W orship Chairman The clubs greatly enjoyed their Secret Pals, Big-Little Sisters, 'iadoptedu child from the Salem Baptist Orphanage, and the friendship of both our advisor, Miss Morris, and our director, Mrs. Rowan. Music means much to the happiness. contentment and spiritual life of anyone. This year, the Y-Teen Choir played a big part in the club activities by singing for programs here, at the Y, at dilferent churches and on radio programs. The success of the Choir is due to the loyalty of its members and the faithfulness of Mrs. Virginia Boyd, the director and Miss Fannie Lee Sanderson, the accompanist. Other interested groups that have done much for the clubs have been the two dance choruses and The Teller staff. All in all, both clubs have had a very successful year. It could not have been otherwise with Jean and Beverly as presidents who were always willing to do all within their power for the good of all. However, they could have done little without the loyal sup- port and interest of their cabinets. For activities and snapshots, see Page 38. 5i4'7i-if Senior Science FIRST Row: B. Runyon, C. Coon, T. Franlelin, Wright, Prillamcm SECOND Row: f. Crifr, B. Stanley, D. Kavanaugh, f. Oyler, L. Frankie, Mr. Dixon IN CAR: M. Martivi, L. Evam, D. Jllurray OFFICERS CLIFTON COON .... ....,........ .... P r erident ToIvI FRANKLIN ..... ....... V ic: Przfident V BONNIE MEYER. . . .... Secretary- Trearurzr NIR. TOM DIXON. . . ........... Spomor The main activities of the Senior Science Club this year were Held trips. We attended the annual Science Talent Search meeting at V. P. I. in Nlay. Our tour through the Rainbow Bakery was of great scientihc value. Our monthly meetings centered around new discoveries and valuable research in the field of science. -'El4vSl!+ ...K - Jlinior Science FIRST Row: S. folL115w1, B. f. Bowyer, P. W'i!fzirif, B.Pearr1,C.Kil1gery, E. DeLong SECOND Row: B. Loufhian, R. Light, f. St. Clair, Simmom, A. llill, S. Craft FFHIRD Row: C. Parker, B. jolzruon, D. Jloore, .lla Dixon, F. 1'aughn, B. fago OFFICERS BILL JAGO .... ............. ..,,... P r ffidfnt TQOBLEY l,IoII'r ..,. .... I 'iff Prefidffzt DEANIIQ Doss .... ..... S fcrftary MR. Tom DIXON. . . ...Spomor The Junior Science Club organized in September with twenty members from the eighth and ninth grades. They were selected because of scientific aptitndes and interests. The monthly meetings were devoted to discussion on scientific subjects. Field trips to various industries were taken. -Sli 4-9 Ee Choi FIRST Row: Mrf. Webb, M. Blount, L. Evanf, B. llale, Al. Cheatwood, Shujiebarger, S. Spigle SECOND Row: f. fonax, P. Gardner, S. johnx, M. Snead THIRD Row: A. Maxey, B. Peterf, N. Dysart, C. Wife, Dobbirzx, B. Hayner, A. Henry FOURTH ROW: H. Webber, S. Thornrbury, V. Alij, D. Gilmer FIETII Row: B. Hale, F. Vaughn, B. Wingo, D. Breeden, f. Atkinson SIXTH Row: H. Meador, C. Watfon, V. Hampton, G. Stultz, G. Given: OFFICERS BILLY HALE ..... ............ ...... P r erident LINDA EVANS ...... .... I 'ire President SARA Lou SPIGLE ...... . . ..... Secretary ALFRED CHEATWOOD ......... .... T rearurer MARTHA BLOUNT l - . JUANITA SHUFFLEBARGER I ' L lbffmfmf JOANNE JONAS ....,,........ .........,. A ecompanir: PHILLIP ANN GARDNER .... .... A friftant Accornpanirt MRS. DAVID WEBB ,... ............. D irector The William Fleming Choir was organized this year under the direction of Airs. David Webb, the choral director The new robes added much to the appearance of the members. The yearly activities included: A radio program, special program for the P. T. A., an assembly program participated in a special Christmas program at the First Baptist Church, and an Easter and spring concert. +3 50 lif- FIRST Row: A. llflotley, B. Runyon, T. Franklin, E. Saul, G. Crockett, B. Irvin, Mr. Coulter SECOND Row: S. Lanford, D. fllonger, B. Wingo, D. Sutphin, L. Thacker, fenningf, B. Hale, E. White, B. Craft C. fournell TIIIRIJ Row: W. Chealwood, B. Hale, D. Pirrung, A. Cheatwoocl, D. Pearson, D. Allf, B. Oliver, Miller, Baker FOURTII Row: j. King, H. Crowder, T. Barham, C. Coon, L. Wilkerson, R. Lucaf, K. Wyatt, B. Shugari, W. Zeigler FIFTH Row: R. Caldwell, E. C. Corner, R. Young, f. Slaydon, C. Saul, Z. Newcomb, R. Bryant, R. Dudley, R. Walterf l9lUGI3NI2 SAIJL .,,...... GORDON CROCKICTT .... TOM FRANKLIN ...... ALBERT AIOTLEY. . BILL RUNYON. . . BENNY IRVIN. . .. CARLTON SAUL .... XTR. W. A. COULTER. f. Criff OFFICERS The membership of the 1950 Hi-Y Club rose to fifty, which proves that it is an active clu genial and fine leadership meant a lot to the members. . . ......... Prerident . . . . Vine Prexident . . . . , . .Secretary .........Trea.rurer ...,.......Chaplain . . . .Sergeant at Army ..........Reporter .. .Spcmror b. Mr. Coulter' S COD The Club presented the school with a trophy cabinet for the front hall. The members distributed the Christmas baskets which were filled by the Fleming students. Several socials have been enjoyed this year such as swimming, dancing and outings. Guest speakers attended the monthly meetings. 4515+ 'W' fl? I Ee ve fr- Assocuahon al l nk STANDING: D. Crawf0ra', R. A71-f!101J', C. Stewart, Zimmerman, J. Mizldleleauj, T. Franklin, S. Lanford, B. Hale, j. Slaydon, Alkinron, C. Coon, B. Pratt, R. Dudley, W. Clzeatfwood, Mrs. Painter, B. Jllman, D. Blounl, Mfr. Townl Jend, Mrf. Curtin SEATED, FIRST Row: B. Meaclor, S. Hayden, P. Seaggf, King, -I. King, E. Saul SEATED, SECOND Row: D. llolt, B. Rakef, V. Forler, R. Mclllaizziwagi, f. fonar SEATED, THIRD Row: Unzberger, H. Webber, S. Holrton, Link, C. Saul OFFICERS DICK CRAWFORD ..... ............. ......... P r efident JALENI2 KING .......... ....... V ice Prefident BETTY JUNE MEADOR .... .... S ecretary- Treafurer JIMMIE KING .,.......... ...,....... I Iiflorian MRs. RUTI-I PAINTER l MRS. ROMA GUSTIN ' --'- SPON-'Off MRS. MARY TOWNSEND The Student Cooperative Association, aliiliated with the National Association of Student Councils, serves as the head of all the clubs in the school. Every student is a member, The Council is made up of all club and class presidents, home-room representatives, and S. C. A. officers, elected annually by the student body. The Council meets monthly. The S. C. A. officers preside at the assembly each month. Some of the activities for this year are as follows: Conducted the magazine campaign, filled Christmas baskets, conducted Red Cross, Community Fund and March of Dimes drives, sent representatives to the State Convention in Richmond, held annual Sweetheart Dance, and attended the district S. C. A. Convention. 9l52l5 FIRST Row: A. Meiyier, T. Sinle, Iliekf, Li. Dye, K. Kealey, JY. Cregger, B. Don, Taylor, C. Prire SECOND Row: Ill. Short, S. Taylor, lf. Jloif, f, Crawford, R. Lee, D. Bailey, Ill. Blount, E. Nieliols, N. Layman, E. Hambriek THIRD Row: P. Wilkef, B. Wingo, L. Babalix, P. Cojey, Faueerfe, S. Hayden, P. Cregger, P. Williide, E. DeLong, Mila' Iluicherfon, E. Hayden FOURTH ROW: Wright, D. Riggle, C. McDowell, B. Black, Miller, I. Campbell, N. Moore, B. Bowser, L. Burner FIFTH ROW: f. Ford, WI. Brown, F. Pugh, ZW. LeNoir, R. Lejel, C. Bujdofo, S. Wright, B. Wood, B. ll'leGrady, E. Driver, lil. Harrif, lllcfeer OFFICERS ELAINE HAYDEN .... .............. ...... P r efident HAZEL LAVENDER ..... . . . Vice Prefident CAROLYN PRICE .......,. ...... S ecretary JUDY TAYLOR ............... .... T reafurer Miss RUTH HUTCHERSQN ..... .... S ponfor The purpose of the Library Club is to broaden interest in reading and to train students whovare interested in library science as a career. Pupils from all grades are eligible for membership. All members serve as library assistants and are members of the Roanoke City Library Club. In addition to the regular monthly meetings, the Club presented a one-act play, The Spirit of Good Booksf for an assembly program. Reviews of current books and special speakers were enjoyed at the monthly meetings. -'6l53li+ 1 Red Cross - STANDING! M. Brown, M. Short, C. Crouch, P. Bryant, S. Wilh.ide, B. Oliver, M. Brent, C. Bower, S. La1zford,f. Hudrorr, B. Nolen, C. Price, B. Pfdigo, P. Argenbright, Ware SEATED: .MrJ. Dickem'o1z, E. Dye, M. Boyd, Lucaf, C. Coon, N. Altieri, R. Mclllafzaway OFFICERS JUANITA HUDSON ....... ........... .... C 1 zairman MRS. VIVIAN DICKENSON .... . . .Spam-or The Red Cross Council was set up this year as a permanent organization at William Fleming. Our yearly Red Cross Drive was a big success in that we went far beyond our goal. The main project of the year was doing things to brighten the lives of the patients at the Veterans Facility. We filled Christmas stockings for them, sang carols throughout the hospital, gave the patients Santa posters, and sponsored a number of entertaining programs for them. In addition to our activities at the hospital we presented to the Williamson Road Recreation Center games, puzzles and a chest to be used to send school supplies overseas. -if 54 lif- if 1 . v 'il Art Club LEFT SIDE, SEATED: Clingenpeel, f. Hylton, B. L. Moore LEFT SIDE, STANDING: II. Lavender, B. Spierr, A. Suiter, M. Ford, R. Lejel, D. Hart, R. Nichole, B. Ilale RIGHT SIDE, SEATED: N. Ford, P. Richardron RIGHT SIDE, STANDING: B. Beheler, D. Wood, W. Ziegler, K. Argenbright, K. Wyatt, B. Oliver, P. Iddirrgs, f. Baker, G. Stulzz, Mn. Painter OFFICERS . . ...... ..... . ..,..... P rerzdenl . . . Vice Prefiderzl BILLY HALE ......... ' BETTY LOUISE NQOORE .... . . . . . .Secretary NIAXINE FORD ........ . .... Trearurer NADINE FORD ........ NTRS. Ruth PAINTER .... .... S ponror The Art Club was organized in September with Mrs. Painter as sponsor. Officers were elected and plans were made for the year. Because of the large enrollment it was necessary to limit the membership to tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades. Our yearly activities included: An extensive study of stained glass windows, making Christmas decorations for the Veterans Facility, decorating bulletin boards and making stage sets. Our main interest was learning art appreciation. Our expanded interest and appreciation of art as well as our enjoyable association with each other has made it a successful year for our Club. -15l55lS+ 0 fi' ' +Jf4'Cf'. , ' .f - C A 'x ' f 4 CL A Bm-ww E s, lil 1415511 kers UU . -avg 3311 STANDING: .l. Crowgey, H. Sfauley, D. Palmer, B. Zimmerman, C. lfubzzrzk, C. Crockelt, If Fofier, E. llulftwz, Linle, B. Hoxrefter, S. Ilolflon, S. SI1lHIILt'I'J', L. Larclz, X. Llletz, Iffefl, X. Wien, B. Perdue, B. Cole, B. fllallllewf, B. Broylef, lfpperly, C. Bujdom, P. Lidwllfdf, Wi. JV. Nlklzolf, H. Crmzmr, L. Bufllfl' SEATED AROUND TABLE: S. lleclge, I. Campbell, lllrr. Sloan, B. Bowman, IU. R. Love, j. A. Dobbinf, C. Cojee OFFICERS ........Pre5z1le11t . . . . Vice Preyident XLIRGINIA FOSTER ..... CHRIS'l'INIi EUBANK. . . IMOGISNE CAMPBELL ..... .... , .Seerelary ANN CROWGEY. . ......... ..., Y 'rezuurer Nlks. DAILEY B. SLOAN .... .... .... S ja amor EMBLEM In the center there is a house supported by two hands which symbolizes that the future homes of America are in the hands of its youth. NIOTTO: 'L Toward new horizon This expresses the purpose of the organization: Learning to live better today in Order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. COLORS: Red and White The colors are symbolic of youth-youth which has courage and an unwavering determination to succeed, yet has innocence and purity and holds integrity as its highest virtue. PROJECT Adoption of a two-year-old child through the welfare agency. -'356l3 umov Fmrlure Homemakers I America FIRST ROW: 0. Pfterf, B. lleclge, T. Sink, C. Iyflliff, K. Kealey, Hrirler, Murray, Mrr. Sloan, MrNefr, If. Driver, R. R!'tT!Itl7'ti.J', F11zcfette,!E. Dye, C. Firebaugfz, B. D051 Siieoxu Row: D. .lIa1z:p1'!e, l'. Jlvir, P. Cnjffy, X. Mrmre, P. Willem, Crauford, S. Taylor, Harnbrirk, P. Hedge, E. AlliL'1Z0!f 'THIRD Row: C. McDowell, fl. Illeyer, P. Cregger, B. S. Wirzgo, L. Babalif, D. Sowder, B. j. Bowyer, N. f. Layman, Ill. Short, E. ljZL07lg, S. fofznrorz OFFICERS VIVIAN AI.vIs ...... ............ ....,.. P r fxident I0 ANNE XTCNEER. .. .... Vice Prefident PATRICIA CIIILCOAT .... ....... S errftary JOAN ATARIIS HICKS ,..... . . . Trzaxurer NTRS. DAII.IiY B. SLOAN .... . . .Sponfor The purposes for which this organization shall serve are as follows: To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfaetions of homemakingg to emphasize the importance of worthy home memhershipg to encourage democ- racy in home and community life, to work for good home and family life for allg to promote international good Willg to foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life, and to provide Wholesome individual and group recreation. The junior Future Homemaliers of America is made up entirely of eighth grade girls and this group is particularly proud to be pictured in the annual for the first time. The regular meetings are planned and executed hy the girls themselves and spiced by outside speakers and refreshments. -'fl-l57lEl+ GI Bm' SEATED: Kenneth Wllllanif, Third Clarinetj Glen Hicler, Third Clarinetg Billy Root, Second Clarinetg jimmy Layman, Second Clarinetg Bill Loutlzian, E Flat Bang jeanne Price, Firxt Clarinetg foe Adkinx, Firft Clarinetg jack Jdkinf, Firxl Tronzboneg jack Wriglzt, Seeond Tromboneg Harnner Meador, Firft Cornetg Henry Riley, BB Flat Bang W'ayne Mattingly, Second Cornet STANDING! foe Luear, Snare Drumg Mary Lou Carter, Cyrnbalfg Mr. Berwald, Direetor With the addition of new members and instruments, the band, under the direction of Xlr. Raymond E. Berwald, is rapidly growing. Beginning instrumental classes are being conducted to increase the size and calibre of the group. This year the Band played at a pep rally over Station WDBJ, at the community Halloween party, and for several assembly programs. +2l58l6+ hfh Grade Masque l IRsT Row: T. W'illianz5, C. Wlzite, E. Ilarnlzricle, lf. Nirholr, D. Powell, P. Gray, B. Illaj, N. Moore, V. .ellvlf M. Short, Lucaf, Wright SECOND ROW: N. f. Laynzan, C. Kingery, E. Driver, f. J. MEINYKKY, B. Bowfer, E. DeLong, D. Manfpile, P. Willzide, T. Beckner, B. flllman, S. Taylor, B. Pearn, D. Rolzbinf, f. faclefon, B. Bryant, B. Root, A. C. .Myerf THIRD ROW: Iliff. V. Dicleenfon, L. Babalif, S.Hayde11, P. Shafer, C. Firebauglz, P. Hedge, Hiclef, B. Iledge, R. Richarflf, D. Parker, Crowgey, D. jordan, F. Ford, Mr. Quinn FOURTH Row: D. Firlzer, E. Owen, F. Pugh, C. Craft, C. eiyerf, Fofter, C. Hall, D. Don OFFICERS DAVID POWELL .... ............... ....... P r efidenz BOBBY NAFF .... .... I 'lee Prerident PAULINE GRAY .... ........ S errelary CAROL KINGERY .......... . . . Treaxurer MRS. VIVIAN DICKENSON MR. EARL QUINN SPOMOU The Eighth Grade Klasque Club was Organized to give the eighth grade pupils a better Opportunity to develop and show their talents in the Held of acting, speaking and play production. The Club is patterned somewhat from the Senior and Junior Nlasque Clubs. The Club had an active program in its Organizational year. Some of its members participated in a radio play. Making marionettes and puppets was the main feature of the year. They helped build a marionette portable stage. They also gave a play in the spring, putting into practice many of the techniques they learned from producing marionette shows or from play production work shops. eg 59 E4- ,........,N .fpeech Class Curtain Calls Opening night! What a thrillfespecially when your Troupe has been asked by the publishers to premiere such a 'Lswelln play as Mother is a Freshmanf' Remember the number of out-of-town people who called in for tickets . . . our new flats . . . the flowers between acts . . . the applause . . . another hit! Speech Class scored a triumph with VVe Shook the Family Treef' Remember Jimmy in short pants! I A Message from Khufu ! A distinguished at BassettAa Udistinguishedw at State Carnival-with Bob Bohon the outstanding actor of district and state, ably supported by Bill Hale, Bill Ling and Frank Blankemeyer. -12460135 .Ypeech Class Curtain Calls We appreciated being asked to help open the new bank with fanfare and four Fleming actors. Banker'i Bill Hale acted as master of ceremonies, and welcomed Colonel William Fleming QDavid TJ, General Andrew Lewis Uimmy HJ, and General Edward Wlatts CAubrey DJ to the opening. The Wall, play for the festival, and for the trip to York, Pennsylvania, has challenged our best efforts. When we received the invitation to don a play at the York Drama Conference, we beamed, and when we were sent the unpublished play, The Wall,', by the author, Verne Powers, and asked to be the first in the country to present it we were very proud and happy! We hope our efforts will not be in vain. -2361139 The Fleming Flash SEATED, FIRST Row: JI. King, B. Davie SEATED, SECOND Row: C. Saul, P. Gatef, J. Crowgey, J. Shelburne, V. Ilujman, R. Clay, N. Slayzun STANDING: E. Saul, D. Bailey, Wriglzt, D. Routon, V. Painter, M. Vernon, D. Holt STAFF DONNA RAY HOLT ..... ........ A . . .Editor CARLTON SAUL ..... .... I -lrfixtant Sportr Editor IMOGENE MAY ...... ..... fl .vxocuzte Editor DoN ROUTON l A A -Spom WMU, NYNA SLAYTON ........ . ..,..., ,flrt Editor EUGENE SAUL f i I i H I' ' . BEULAII BosToN I H - - D 'FMWM Editor, DoN ROUTON ...... .... P ublzcazzon Head BARBARA BRYANT I JAMES WRIGHT I .... 'lh' M gnlgograpfwrj DORIS BAILEY l Dox RoUToN I N PAT GATES 1 , , .ANNE CROXVGEY 3 VIRGINIA HUFFMAN ' ...... ,-Iffzfmni Feature W'r1terJ RIARY KING N t Typmj VIRGINIA PAINTER JAMES WRIGIIT J 5Ill'12fHiL'QfliRvOW .. . . . .Bufinerr .Vanagerr I I . Q The Fleming Flash, the weekly newspaper, is published BETTY DAVIS ALMA SHELBURNE MRS. LOU ALICE ADAINIS l l t A ,',. Spomwf MRS. CATHERINE Looms f by the journalism class with the aid of two sponsors. The aim of the Fleming Flash is to present school news and information to the students. As special yearly activities, the staff toured a local press and editing association, and sponsored the first assembly program by presenting Flash-a-Poppingl' as an advertising campaign for the paper. +24 62 lie KX egogpbk VN W w W A QN i1'Illfl,,,I f 4 px? 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Bryan 1' H A ' MANAGERS ., V w , i l 1 ,,.. ,7- C 7' V v Graff X Waffers in: ,.,,. . ,f 'j g C2f o0fff Qaafofy q 5 AA A1 wefsm ,af-fwfff A0605 Uf Qeeee Pefdffe W- :.. 1 Slnk V., M e ff eeeee aaqaf e . m gd? fa eg Q 1 W3 h 155- . '47' e H we J up 2 5 , H M , Q fgerg , L 2 Q 5 3 a 3 W We ' W. 3 fee 'i , Q Y! Q we W Q , ,, 5 W M if 2 ' ,HPV 3 4' ,wg 3-gg 'HF 5, vw Q 1 J 1 mv -s'a1:r,:.h 5 215:-e e P mm 3 Mr ve. .W XX :ff S 5 , ee 'gf' Q F 4 Q f Ig 2, y 1, as Z, we g ,f '53 sf: ag Sv ri Q ' ' e 1' ms, 3 2'5'e'f e 'feet in J L H, 4 yi E B: 5, r if f M , 45 3 h 6 t., 'W' K H 'N X , , 5 g W it Fa ,, an I' P s a qggyggga ' Afe g L A ,Jffferf 'fagg e--- H f n I - -fl 2 ' 5- ag W nf-'C!f7C'G'f7 :V --1e- ACIUY 9Q9lHSTRHH'C A P 555 am D KING PER DUE Xwsfgm . ..f I A 'lffjiihg If., ,V WA L L S C0459 BUSHKAR MANAGE RS ,::.-: Q ,.:,,,.,. - .,-- , N, ' 1 by gf HE Q1 ,,:V'-- : ,,., M. q,5 K i,4. 43 X . CROMER CRA FT WALTER5 X In Football J' cores Date Team We They SEPTEMBER QYJCH-CFSOII. . . .. . O 33 16-Pearisburg ..,. . . . 34 O 23-Radford .... .. . 35 O 3O-Wytheville. . . ..., . . 6 6 Date Team Team '7TS3lCl ll .,... 14+KlartinsVille. Dale OCTOBER 21 NOVEMBER 4 NOVEMBER 19-Handly High of Winchester. , Total Points for Fleming .,.. -Pulaski ......, -Byrd ......,.... We .. O 13 33 13 We They I4 14 ....148 60 They O l O 7 O Uarsity Football The best defensive team in thc area proved to be the William Fleming Coloncls. The Blue and Gold limited their opposition to sixty points while they were running up a total of one hundred, forty-eight points. The Colonels captured the District Six crown and then tied Handly High of Winchester for the Quarter-State title. Their mark for the season was five victories, one defeat and three ties. Basketball J' cores Date Team We They Date Team We DECEMBER 9-North Fork .... . . . 33 46 JANUARY 17-Andrew Lewis, . . . . . . 41 IO-Welch ...... . . . 39 47 2o-William Byrd ..... .. 39 I3-Alumni ,......... . . . 62 47 27-Radford ......., . . . . 42 16-Christiansburg ..... , . . 58 24 FEBRUARY 14-Jefferson ....., . . . . 27 JANUARY 3-Christiansburg ..... . . . 57 18 3-Martinsville. . . . . . . 57 6-Fieldale ......... . . . 40 41 IO-Fieldale ....... . . . . 63 10-Martinsville ..... . . . 54 37 14-Jelferson ......... . . . . 45 I I-Rocky Mount ...... .. . 42 26 15-Rocky Mount ..... . . . . 55 Dale Team We They FEBRUARY I7-William Byrd ..,. 74 42 21-Andrew Lewis .... .. . 54 53 24-Radford .,..... 64 49 - Totals-Opponents-91 2 Fleming-1072 1949 zoo- Yard Dafh 220-Low H urdlex DICK CRAWFORD RAY OTEY CLAYTON CLARK CLIFTON COON JAMES SAUL DICKIE IRVIN CLAYTON CLARK 220-Yard Dafh 120-High H urdle: M ile Relay WARREN PERDUE TOM FRANKLIN DICKIE IRVIN JAMES SAUL DICK CRAWFORD RAY OTEY - BILL BRITTS Broad fu 440-Ydfd Dafh BILL BRITTS HARRY DAVIS EDDIE PERDUE HARRY DAVIS Tournament-Fleming-47 Track Team BOB SSO RAY High jump JENRETTE EDDIE PERDUE FRANCIE KEY OTEY JIMMY PUGII BENNIE IRVIN 171 fl BOBBY SEMONES Pulaski-29 Shot Put They 39 40 38 50 49 48 58 40 HERBERT CROWDER HARRY DAVIS HENRY DUNLAP Difcuf EARL RAKES BOBBY CRU1cRs IIANK MACK BASHAM BOBBY REESE DICK CRAWFORD CLIFTON COON CECIL WILLIAMSON RICIIARD HALL NELBOURNE WIII'FE CARLTON SAUL -22+ 67 E+ 5 Q fm Q Girls' .Yports Identification of Pictures BLUE TEAM QPhoto No. IJ Il. Layne, B. Wlzimrre, S. Smith, gl. Henry, P. lllorgan, C. Slzively, McGhee, S. Bushnell fl Middle leauj, lil. Stevenf, Ill. Bearh, .M. Hartrel, S. Hedge STANDING! Coach Boyd Coaeh Boyd and julia llleCl1ee INTERMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS CPhoto FIRST Row: E. Crowder, Af Calliron Cffoaelzj, B. Blaele SECOND Row: B. L. Nloore, P. lllorgan, G. Garvey, B. Raleef THIRD Row: D. Sink, lll. King No. 2j GOLD TEAM CPhoto No. 35 FIRST Row: f. Unllzerger, B. Rakef, N. Callifon, nl. Crowgey, P. Gatex SECOND Row: C. Garvey, M. King, H. Webber, j. Hudson THIRD Row: j. Semonef, E. llulelzinf, N. Haxh FOURTH Row: Conch Boyd ALL-STAR BASEBALL TEAM iPhoto No. 4D FIRST Row: B, Baker, Semonef, B. Carrieo, R. Calllfon, E. Payne, B. Fitzgerald, B 4 Meador SECOND Row: N. Callifon, L. Comer, f. Hambriele, M. Anderfon, B. Doyle, H. Layne TIIIRD Row: Coneh Boyd, M. King Girls' .Hthletics This year, due to city regulations, the girls did not have a Varsity squad, but teams representing Fleming in the MBU League of the City. Games were played a on Friday nights. The Gold Team, composed of last year's Varsity and some members of last yea came out first in the race for the BU League Championship. they did haxe two t the Y W C A rls Junior Varsity, SCHEDULE OF GOLD TEAM SCORES Opponent Dare We Tlzey Mintons ...... .... N Ianuary 6 ..... . 40 41 Hyltons ........ .... J anuary I3 ..... . 49 2I Blue CFlemingD .... .... J anuary 20 ..... . 57 II Mintons ........ .... J anuary 27 ..... . 37 37 Hyltons .......... .... F ebruary 3 .,... . 46 23 Blue CFlenIingD. ..... .,.. F ebruary Io. .. . 46 I5 The Blue Team, which also played in the B League, was made up of outstanding players who played on class teams. They tied Hyltons for third place in the B League. SCHEDULE OF BLUE TEAM SCORES Opponent Dale We They Hyltons ........ .... I anuary 6 ..... I7 I5 Mintons ............ .... Q lanuary I3 ..... , 26 52 Gold CFlemingD ..... .... I anuary 20 ..... II S7 Hyltons ........ .... J anuary 27 ..... . I7 I8 Mintons .......... .... F ebruary 3 ..... . 21 S9 Gold CFlemingD ............ February IO ........ ..... I 5 46 PLAYOFF SCORES OF HB LEAGUE Fleming Gold vs. Fleming Blue 60 IO Fleming Gold vs. lylintons 47 31 'ii 69 lif- TOP SNAPS: Belly Louise, Linda, Jeamzine, Diane INsE'r: Sara Lou BOTTOM SNAPS: Joenell, Ruth, Martha A-nw, Donna Ray GROUP: D. Holt, J. Craugford, D. Murray, L. Evans, S. Spiglf, B. L. Aloore, M. Boyd, J. Moon, R. Clay STANDING: Miss Thelma Mor:-is fS1707I.Y01'D .Yenior Cheerleaders SARA LOU SPIGLE .......... Head Cheerleader LINDA JEAN EVANS ......... Hislorian MARTHA ANNE BOYD ...... S ecrelary-Treasmw Miss T1-IELMA Mokkis ........, Coach These are the girls who rode with John Payne in the parade, January 11th. Along with that they had many thrills cheering at the games, both football and basketball. Sara Lou gave the mighty nine a work-out during the summer months in the blazing sung therefore, they became used to the heat , consequently, were all ready for those close, exciting games. The squad felt a great need for a keener school spirit and sold everything from pennants to Fleming balloons on sticks to let jefferson know that there's another Roanoke City High School. These girls proudly followed the football team to Winchester to play the Half-State Game with Handly High. What a trip! It will never be forgotten. Basketball games were also close and exciting which made cheerleading more fun. ' These nine had their fun 'together away from games when not in action. They dined out many times and ate so much they found it difficult to yell. A Christmas party was held at the home ofthe sponsor and gifts were exchanged. We would like to thank Miss Morris, our sponsor, for her hospitality, patience and kindness through the year. She was a great help. The squad is also indebted to Sara Lou for her instruction, training and friendship. She was right on the beam every minute and did more than her part in making this 1949-50 cheerleading squad what it was. Last, but not least, a word of thanks to a wonderful student body who followed and backed the cheerleaders and teams. The squad appreciated this Hne support. +5570 le Junior illiff Morrir, B. Doyle, M. Blevinf, S. Holrton, B. Stanley, B. Pezfem, ZW. Craig OFFICERS MARJORIE BLEVINS ...... ........... . . .Head Cheerleader Miss THELMA MORRIS .... .......... C oaeh So this is the second Junior Cheerleading Squad in the history of William Fleming. These lucky cheerleaders also had the golden opportunity of riding in the parade with the Star,' from the Star City, namely, John Payne. The squad originally had seven members but lost Sandra Tate in November when she moved to Richmond. This group led cheers for the Junior Varsity and the IIO-pound team in foot- ball. It also gave its support to the girls' basketball games in the City League. lt was a rare pleasure and opportunity to yell for the Junior Varsity basketball games. Along with enjoying cheerleading, We have enjoyed our parties and dances, especially the Christmas party at which time We exchanged gifts. It was also fun working with the Varsity Cheerleaders, and We Want to thank them for their Wonderful support. Margie,' made a wonderful head cheerleader and helped in every way to make the squad one of which Fleming would be proud. Last, but not least, we want to express our thanks and appreciation to our sponsor, Miss Morris, who has spent so much time and helped us a great deal in many Ways. -'Sf 71 12+ rl 71 X qu wrestling, 1949 Track and Junior Uargity Football FIRST Row: R. Light, CZ Lavender, B. Slone SECOND ROW: C, Coon fxwdlld- gary, R. Nichols, D. Fishvr, A. Molloy, B. Irvin, R. Withvrs, R. Lucas, B. Recsr, S. 1.a1zf01'1l, JI. Baslmuz, D. Roulou f4MdJIHgt'l'l Tl-HRD Row: B. Bryan! A. Graxly fffoachj, D. Blount, J. Wright, B. Jago, B. Wiugo, C, Saul, E. C. Comer, B. Blount, J. Criss, D. Powers, D. Pear- son, D. Fisher, I . Smilh QAtlzletic Direclorj FIRST Row: B. Craft CBzisinvss .Wanagerj SIQQOND Row: J. Uylrr, B. Bohoii, F. Claris, B, Irvin, C. Coon, A. Motley, D. Claw- forzl, VV. Perdue Tmuu Row: B. Brilts, Ii. Par- iluv, B. Jz'm'vI!e, J. Saul, R. Oley, H. Davis, E. Rakvs, H. Crowzlw, J. Pugh FOURTH Row: D Irviu, N. While, C. Willianixoiz, J. King, R. Hall, M, Baxlzam, T.F1'l171k1ilI, T.A1lei11s, H. Dun- lap, B. Revsv, B. Cruickxllauk F1RsT Row: R. Caldwell, R. C Cromer, G, Pugh, T. Smith R. Nicholx SECOND Row: B. Blount B. Wiiighfld, A. Mcfflearii R. Moon, B. Woods, W. Cheab woorl, B. Wiugo, L, Willcfrsoiz lf. Zf7llllZf'l'll1l1II THIRD Row: D. Bowles G. Brown, Ii. McDowell, J. Dun- lap, A. Marlin, E. C. Comer B. U1l1bf'1'gF1', B. Goode D. Hfoozls, Cf. f.'7'l1fl 995 Ti FfP ' LE -5 HOOK- ii' ' C , Q wma BR K OF You O K KN , J V K gf Q R g A Lf A XE? Z Rx Q7 X A Vx X ' If X A N F5 .f-gf f My sg rafao 1530 'shale 'W 1' vor! M900 JJNSZQJWVJ agsn Sava D V7 Naqjivy 'D ER 5SCE3l'l' The William Fleming students greeted their old friends on September 7 1949, and greeted their gridiron foes, Jefferson High, on September 9th The YOUR MAGIC CITY' HOSTS HOTEL ROANOKE HOTEL PATRICK HENRY 365 ROONIS 300 ROOMS A Modern Air-Conditioned Version of an XVILUAM E, S1-iiggg Old English Inn Manage, KENNETH R. HYDE GEORGE L. DENISON 1-Tssofiatz Managers HOTEL PONCE DE LEON HOTEL LEE 200 ROOMS 105 ROOMS GARLAND W. MILLER RAY A- CHAMBERS Manager Manager 9 1 fgC7?0mAQ 74 Magicians rolled over Fleming, 33-o, but the Colonels made this their last as well as first defeat, trouncing all their opponents except Wytheville and Andrew LEWIS, Compliments of BIBEE'S SUPER MARKET A Complete Food Market Frozen Food - Ice Cream Fresh Meat 3324 WILLIAMSON ROAD VIRGINIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE CAREER and INTENSIVE COURSES Leading to C. P. A. and Civil Service Examinations Bookkeeping, Auditing, Taxation Stenography, Secretarial Science VVRITE Fon CATALOG No. T-108 Co-Educational Campbell Avenue at Third Street, S. W ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Complimefm Compliments of Of KIRK'S IEWELERS WILLIAM FLEMING SCHOOL RINGS B7 FOR SALE CAM PBELL AND JEFFERSON 624 75 Ee W1IOII1 they tied, to win the District Six Charnpionsliip. At Wfinclicstel' in a post season game, the Coionels tied Handly High for the Quarter-State Ciianipionslnp ROANOKE RECORD SHOP NICW AND USED RICCORDS 13 S. JEFFERSON S'I'R1iE'I' ROANOKE, V1RcslN1A DIAL 2-7813 CENTRAL TYPEwR1'1'ER EXCHANGE Slllifh-Cll7'0!Zd Dealer F. G. ECCLEFIELD 123 Kirk Avenue, S. W. ROANOIQIC, VIRGINIA Phone 2-8410 IQENNARD-PACE CO. FISHER QPTICAIJ , COMPANY The Mo,vi Saf1,fff1cfrn'y PLUMIQNG, IlEA'1'1Nc3, ROOFING 117 FRANKLIN RD. RKWANKJKE, VA. PRICSCRIPTION OPTICIANS PHONE 2-1965 Frannes Fnrnisiied Prices Moderate 129 KIRK LLXVE., VV. ROANOKE, VA. Zenith Heziring Aids in stock for imme- diate delivery. Free demonstration. CHECK-R-BOARD FEED STORE 1' - . . B . ' 1 Q! For Copacny Milk C07llflilll8lZi5 of 5 --1 5 - N1llK CHUW GEORGES DR1VE-1N S, ,ff ' ' A complete ready- ' ' I to-feed grain ro- ' tion. Iust right fox 5 3, 17.1.7 lots of low-cost milk. N EWMAN'S 5C TO 31.00 STORE J 1Vt igllll0I'1l00IlIJiI1It'? Store 21 IO IV11.1.1AMsON ROAD LEE SODA SHOP RENDEZVOUS Of TEE COLONELS Next Door lo Lee Tliefztre 254 '76 13+ To top off this great season, the P. T. A. sponsored the Annual Football Banquet on November 29th. The Thespians opened the social season with the Fall Formal xxx! J x N it fy Q E-4:23 .ex Q5 t, 5 '42 gy I Y k a i. ,M M as an I me ' ,P Q I. X Q. A - i I -if 'ily ,-.,,,,,.--,.,.,, .,2..:.,:+:e1...55. .,?5.:,5,:i:.:,:.,::,,.,.:...':,,: 45 :'::' : i:+ii'5f-35v5IfeI- . To High School Graduates Whatever you plan to do after grad- uation-whether you plan for college or business-your mental development must continue. The National Business College is a distinc- tive, private school of professional grade. Day and evening courses prepare high school graduates for immediate earnings, Many graduates who have acquired experience are now presidents, vice-presidents, cashiers, sec- retaries, treasurers and controllers of large corporations-othcrs are in successful ac- countancy practice. The selection of a commercial school for your business training is of vital importance to you. Write tor beautifully illustrated cat- alog. National Business College Roanoke, Virginia Accredited by National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools. ADAMS 8c TAT E CONSTRUCTION CO. We Sperialize in MACADAM AND ASPHALT SURFACING DRIVEWAYS AND PARKING LoTs Estimates Cwladly Furnished Upon Request TELEPIIONIQ 3-2409 P. O. Box 60 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA CUlZgl'rlf7lldfiUIIJ to tile GRADU.-XTING CLASS OF 1950 SEARS, ROEBUCK and CO. 12-19 E. CHURCH AVENUE eil 77 A le . S t mber 17th This was something new, on ep e . everyone enjoyed themselves. but it was very beautiful and FOR YOUR DAIRY PRODUCTS DIAL 2-3461 ROANOKE DAIRY AND ICE CREAM COMPANY O. G. HUFFMAN, Manager-PHONE 2-3825 VIRGINIA FOUNDRY CO. Hman QLFfXI,X'I'Y ALUMINUM, BRASS GRAY IRON CASTINGS Equipped for Day or Night Service Machine Castings, Stove and Furnace Parts Grates for All Types Boilers Ioox NINTI-I STREET, N. E. P. O. Box 445 Roanoke 3, Virginia Quality Equipment for AlISpor1s The Sporting Goods Department NELSON HARDWARE CO. Southwest Virginizfx Largest and fllost fllozlern Sports Store Dial 3-2482 I7-I9 EAST CAMPBELL AVENUF ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 225 78 Ee The Y-Teens and the Drarnatics Department were not idle during football season. The Y-Teens opened their year with their Reception closely followed COMPLETE COVERAGE OF NATIONAL AND LOCAL NEWS SPORTS NEWS AND THE ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN THE ROANOKE TIMES Uhr Enannkv wnrlh- rum Uiveningl +24 -79 lie by their Recognition service. On the zoth of October they held a fashion show, which was a great success. The Dramatic Department presented -one 'of their pp Compliments of ROANOKE RAILWAY AND p ELECTRIC COMPANY Tx. ACME TYPEWRITER COMPANY TYPEWRITER RENTALS PORTABLES ROYALS 116 WEST CHURCH AVENUE ROANOKE, VIRGINIA if QIDEAIQ E LIAUNDRY I gp AND DRY CLEANERS, INC. ii QQ ,LAUNDRY - i' DRY CLEANING RUG CLEANING STORAGE We Do Minor Repairs K X Replace? Lost Buttons N 'Qxi ' ' Une Call D055 All E ' DIAL 6231 7 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA C omplimentf of RILEY TRUCKING Co. 62480 Es greatest successes On October 28th, when they gave Mother is a Freshmanf' The month Of December was a ROANOKE WIENER STAND Hot Dog King very active one for the school. The Senior For Complete Beauty Service CANDLE-GLO BEAUTY SALON 2101 Williamson Road 25 East Avenue DIAL 2-3734 ROANOKE, VA. Compliments of J. G. SHEETS SL SONS Realtors - Auctioneers f WL K . V ...A -- .giiiu - ...4 The Best Infoestment on Earth 'TI QKQDAYIDSUNS . ,, 'ka H Y ,E NWA Glotluersfffaberdashers ZA' fhe Earth - ...gg ' iQmmmHusmzuluwfmu-mvwgMmsim '-A., ..,,..... ..,.. ...,. Roanokhvio LIBERTY TRUST BUILDING ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Complimenls of F. P. MURRAY MEATS STALL 3, CITY MARKET DIAL S801 Your Favorite Furrier Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH BLANRENSHIP 6a DAVIS OPHTHALMIC DISPENSERS DIAL 3-2051 40 W. CHURCH AVENUE CORNER CHURCH AND HENRY ST. ROANOKE, VA. 'MSIE' Y-Teens held their IXfIother-Daughter Banquet on December 6th the Junior 7 Class presented That Crazy Smith Family on December 9th, and that same Registered Jeweler u- A can Gem S ciety ff ,aff WI Jffff' r r- I 1i ':if fi S2 209 I Y -fflfwi --- QW f M21 f fie-I 'eigfg z gr or JFFES r ' ,It CEKMWW meff 242641 DRY CLEANING and DYEING, INC. S02 11th St., N.W. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Quality S Srrvicf 1866 Our reputation in this f community is your cssur- I once thot, no matter l what your requirements, Compliments of Ookey will be able to meet those requirements in a manner which will meet with your complete GDPf0v0l- SERVICE STATION GA EY 4231333410 slfgrijo eil 82 MJF night the basketball team opened the season in Welch, West Virgiia. They lost this game, but their first home game, on December 13th, was a 62-47 Complimerzff of S. H. KRESS 85 CO. 50, IOC and 25C Stores Compliments of ART PRINTING CO. 418 IST S TREET , S. W. J. A. MANUEL See ROANOKE FARM SUPPLY CENTER, INC. 404- FIRST STREET, S. F. For Your Supplies Tuxedo Feeds Seeds Fertilizers Poultry Supplies Compliments of PATTERSON DRUG CO. Henry Street and Church Avenue DIAL 9244 PROMPT SERVICE Alll-LEE SUPER MARKET H. DENNY VV. BRAMMER Complete Line of DIAL 2-1745 Groceries - Nleats - Notions SL Fresh Vegetables and C L E A N E R S Dulany Frozen Foods OPEN DAILY 8 A. M. to 6:30 P. M. S002 WYILLIAMSON RD. PHONE 3-2301 Pick-up and Delivery Fast Dependable Service 914 ORANGE AVE., N. E. ROANOKE, VA. F. A. GATES, District llfgr. 12 BROAD ST., WILLIAMSON ROAD STATE FARM MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY .ffuto - Life - Fire 116-B KIRK AVENUE, WEST Phone 3-1776 Residence 3-7626 ROY L. WEBBER Florist 4000 VVilliaIIIsOn Road For the Best in Flowers DIAL 3-2469 +25 83 lie triumph over the Alumni. The Junior Class presented the Christmas Dance on December 17th, and on the 20th, the students Went home for the holidays. AlllQllllfAll2lf IK IRIGS MEN's CLOTHING SINCE 1902 IO7 W. Campbell Avenue ROANOKE, XVIRGINIA f I2 LCHNPBELL FIVE. ROANOKE, YDRGINHQ STICIXKS CHOPS SOYTHERN FRHYD CHICKEN Q 7 Z--new 5 'S - -'41, V -fmrgf 2-'i2Il2'IfIff3'I5l'-'llfiimlll LO B ST E R HOU S E R. F. D. No. 2 BOX 251 'I'I-A W. Church Ave., Roanoke, Va. IJIAI. 2-1382 on 3-3541 ROANOKE, VA. Ollicial Photographers for The Annual 2 MILES NORTH UN Lf, S, ROUTE l eil 84 lie III ming reopened on January 3d, and between basketball games the st d t o study for exams which started on January 23d. The basketball t 404 Edin Jwlih Wu Me Bea' QJST B xx S fe 'QV PRTWQ MBUHATUHY UUNTHUllED 04+ GARST BROS. DAIRY, INC. ROANOKE'S MOST MODERN DAIRY -:H 85 E+ marched through a very good season to take a place in the District SIX Tourna ment on March zd, 3d and 4th at Virginia Tech. DE LUXE SHOE REPAIR Quick Courteous Service While You Wait ALL WORK GUARANTEED DIAL 3-4630 I845 WILLIABISON ROAD Ewerybodgfs Pointing to Hotpoint ELECTRIC SERVICE CORP. 28 W. CHURCH AVENUE DIAL 3-1597 WILLIAMSON ROAD PHOTO SHOP A Good Photo Service at Reasonable Prices DIAL 3-O5 zo ROANOKE VA Our Business is Developing ':PSi2:Iz1iiifififi5i5ifiiifi-321:-.-. Ti t252i2EE??i15iEEE'f Eegsgsig, f is:sgsis5s5z5Q5, 1Qs, '-I . '-P244-.'Z'Z'. .'1':'Z-2' PPC-I4 I+ '-PI'Z'I'Z-C. 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SPRINRLE AND JOE IIAUER if ss he just before exams the wrestling team was organized and started its season anuary 16th with a match at Jefferson. Although the season was not wholly 1 If -f 'ff 'v' if X 9.6 If: -5 f 19.40 A I uve. !il!!lV.0.'3?..1'5?5 6- C!:?AIV.'3?3 LLOYD7S MARKET Your Blue Jay Food Store 2205 YVILLIAMSON RoAD DIAL 2-6657 Wx Deliver A. H. TEICHLER STALL 4, CITY MARKET FRESH AND CURED MEATS-POULTRY DIAL 7255 COON ELECTRIC Co., INC. 2 320 YVILLIAMSON ROAD ROANOKE 12, VA. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR DEALER HOTPOIN 1' APPLIANCES Dial 3-5712 HUNDLEY SL DEAN Painting, Decorating, Papering IO4 WILLIAMSON ROAD ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Complimeniy of wake LUM BER CO-0 IFB. The Home Builderx' Home Phone 3-7677 P. O. BOX 2295 DIAL 8188 ROANOKE, XIIRGINIA 'ASI 87 42+ a successful one for the team, they were a was the first year this sport has been part threat to all opponents and as thls of the Fleming activities, the team Young in Vigor - Old in Experience PROPST-CHILDRESS SHOE CO GIBSON RADIATOR SHOP Expert Radiator Repairing Dial 3-1831 637 SALEM AVENUE, WEST ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Beaut1ful Show - Bagr PHONE 9269 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Compliments of L. F. ROSE CITY MARKET Teen-Age Ballroom FLOYD WARD SCHOOL OF DANCING 501-A CAMPBELL AVE., S. W. DIAL 2-3033 Compliments of DOBS ON'S 17 E. CHURCII AVENUE eil sale? will doubtless become a wrestling power in this area. February brought the Sweetheart Dance on the 11th, Student Government ,fl CALL LOEBLS FIRST X751 For Good Cleaning, Good Dyeing RZ? 4 1510 -'cf' .1,1, Av 3 A P FLOW INC. 2 S C C E E 0 ROANOKE,VIRGlNlA 348 W. SALEM AVE. ROANOKE, VA JENNINGS ESSO STATION 3230 WILLIAMSON ROAD PHONE 2-9235 Courtesy of BIG 4 BARBER SHOPS S. J. WRIGHT E. T. JONES WORLEY FULLER LINDSEY-ROBINSON and CO. Incorporated ROANOKE, X7IRCINIA IWERCHANT ILIILLERS PARSELL'S PIE SHOP DECORATED CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS In Roanoke Since 1889 Thereiv a Reason BROTHERHOOD MERCANTILE CO. Clothiers for Ililen, Young flifen and Students IO7 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Founded 1888 Dial 2-0832 THE HARRISON JEWELRY CO. Serving Roanoke Sixty-'1'wo C62j Years 307 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 224 89 53? Day on February I4tl1, and on February 18th, the city stood in amazement as three Revolutionary heroes lived again for the opening celebration at the William- Congratulation: and Beit Wiihef To You Of The Clan of jon THE BREEDENS RAY, JR. DONALD Class of 48 Class of go BREEDEN MOTOR CO. 348 VV. CAMPBELL AVE. ROANOKE, VA. -13 90 lif- son Road branch Of the First National Exchange Bank. In March the Dramatic Department took The Walln to the District Women Remember HORNES 410 South Jefferson Street for CLEVER CLO'l'HES CUSTOM-MADE HA'1'S GENERAL MOTOR LINES S26 Orange Ave., N.E. ROANOKE, VA. Setiffnetory M otar F reiglzt Service ROANOKE TO GALAX Student Instruction SOFT WATER AT A TURN OF A FAUCET ON A SERVICE BASIS MARTIN-O'BRIEN FLYING SERVICE, INC. cu F ' 'CF or G. 1.5 and Students J' ' D s E nvl c E PHONE 3-2022 S DIAL 3 631 GILLESPIE ROAD W. T. HYLTON Dia13'6354 N O F S I N G E R Grocerief-Frefh Meat C L E A N E R S F eed-H ardware Delivery ROUTE I DIAL 4139 Better Cleaning 205 xVILLlAMSON ROAD ROANOKE, VIRGINIA GENERAL INSULATING CORP. TWO-WAY RADIO For Friendly and G Dependable Service . if Exelumfe Dealer For , ,, IT S nl- itaififzsfzf11LIEiiC5r5E,rE:I321 SMITH? CAB AND rr r df n . , - I 25' ture proof and fire proof. f LLP rf' A l 925 WILLIAMSON ROAD J I , , I-I if ROANOKE, VA. PHONE 3-3965 DIAL 2-7980 IJ I 1 4 'E' A ROANOKE, VIRGINIA w Q, - lvl' I - I bv! . ,A +25 91 . li If Q, A I I Ita 5 A ffl r fu- . nhl , 'ij W j f ff ff, 'Li' Contest On March 17th, and then took it to the State Contest in Charlottesvllle On March 3Ist. The Junior Class gave a St. Patriclis Dance On the 17th of March TELEPHONE 2-0340 P. O. Box 742 WEDDLE PLUMBING AND HEATING Contrarting and General Repair STOKERS-OIL BURNERS 210 FOURTH STREET, S. W. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA SPORTS ARENA Skating -2-fi CORNER XVILLIAMSON RD. AT BARKLEY ST. R. A. AMO ELLIS, Owner Complirn ent: of 0 Af .elk fl- '- YOUR STUDENTS STORE IN ROANOKE 61 Years to Prove it CAMPBELL AT JEFFERSON DIAL 8837 Sidney's Your Complete Specialty Shop We Specialize in Smart Wear for the Younger Set PHONE 2 1O21 SOI SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET +3 92 Ee The Hi-Y held their Father-Son Banquet, which was a lot of fun. During March the Annual went to press, after many hours Of hard Work by the staff. 6leIginniclI'e 'f The High School Shop MOUNT SCENERY SERVICE STATION Good Gulf Gas and Oils Sandwiches, Drinks and Groceries 3d Floor 31 I I WILLIAMSON ROAD Devoted Exclusively to High School Men Phone 2-9354 BAKER BROTHERS CASE FARM MACHINERY SALES - SERVICE Home Freezer-Wilson Milk Cooler PHONE 3-2638 3213 Williamson Road ROANOKE, VIRGINIA LUCAS 8c FRALIN GENERAL CONTRACTORS 1218 Williamson Road DIAL 7579 ROANOKE, VA. BARGER BROTHERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS QUALITY SERVICE PRICE Liberty Road, Williamson Road WILLIAMSON ROAD ESSO STATION Lubrication - Wafhing - Waxing TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE ROAD SERVICE WILLIAMSON ROAD AT TENTII STREET On U. S. II and zzo ROANOKE 12, VIRGINIA DIAL 3-3113 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA MCCLAUGI-IERTY'S C Z. DRUGSTORE Om? Zmfm of We Aim To Serve You IOO5 Williamson Road ROANOKE, VIRGINIA BOWMAN'S BAKERY Bakers Of Sunbeam Bread if 93l3+ The Thespians took a trip to York, Pennsylvania, on April I4th, 15th, I6th an Eastern Conference there, and in the same month the COLONEL and the DUDLEY GULF STATION 306 Commonwealth Ave., N. E. We Plan to Please Service With a Smile ROANOKE, VIRGINIA OFFICE PHONE 6oo3 REs. PHONE 2-257x G. E. TROUT 8: SONS Contractor! and Builder: 418-19 BOXLEY BUILDING ROANOKE, VIRGINIA BOWLES BAKE SHOP Always Deliciou: DIAL 2-7142 I856 WILLIAMSON ROAD ROANOKE, VIRGINIA PRESTO CAFE Where Only Good Food Is Served I 5 East Campbell Avenue Dial Ofice 2-88I7 Residence 5880 PERDUE CINEMA SERVICE All Type: of Illotion Picture and Sound Equipment PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES SALES-SERVICE-RENTALS 24-A Church Avenue, S. W. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Compliments of VIRGINIA FOODS, INC. Wholesale Groceries HMISS VIRGINIAH CANNED FOODS DIAL 2-3196 We Appreciate Your Patronage LEE HARDPVARE H O USE 3135 Xyilliamson Road COAL AND FUEL OIL Dm H249 D Complete Line of W IAL 3442 HARDWARE, HOUSEWARE 223 ' JACKSON VENUE SPORTSWARE, GIFTS P. O. Box 118 VINTON, VIRGINIA eil 94 lie Fleming Flafh sent representatives to the S. I. P. A, Convention in Lexington while here at home the Senior Y-Teens presented their Dad-Daughter Banquet CRAIGHEAD DRY CLEANERS E. L. CRAIGHEAD, JR., Owner All hfiodern and New Equipment City and County XVide Delivery DIAL ROANOKE 3-8135 Prompt Delivery R.F.D. S Roanoke, Va. yrnnmnysiffpfwrm- Q AA DEPT 3 STORE 9 R. D. CREASY Fresh and Cured Meats STALL No. 8 CITY MARKET Dial 7124 Uh1'S GROCERY COURTLAND AVE. AT IOTH ST. -M' GROCERIES MEATS FROZEN FOODS THURMAN 8: BOONE Co., INC. ESTABLISHED I893 A Fine Horne Furnifhing: JEFFERSON STREET AT CHURCH SAM FINLEY, INC. FINLEY METHOD Asphalt Roadways 1615 CLEVELAND AVENUE, S. W. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA EARL WOOD Distinctive Printing Iog WOODLAND AVENUE WILLIAMSON ROAD DIAL 7503 Pay Cash and Pocket the Projitn N AG! 'el Compliment: Of KLENSALL CLEANERS K'Try Our Ruxfz Shirt Laundry Service DIAL 7317 806 FRANKLIN ROAD, S. W. 95 ii? ' th for the I-Ii-Y They presented a trophy April was a very actlve mon . to the school, and the Speech Class presented 'gjurnping Jupiter? cabinet ROANOKE PAINT AND GLASS COMPANY Round-e': Pioneer Paint Store LOWE BROTHERS PAINTS, VARNISH AND ENAMELS 10 Church Ave., S. E. DIAL 2-1743 P. O. BOX 385 COATS, SUITS, DRESSES PHONE 3-4131 WORTH'S 311 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Sportfwear Style Pluf Value C Umpliments of SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT CO. 29 E. CHURCH AVE. PHONE 3-3133 CARLINS AMOCO STATION Complete Car Service 405 WILLIAMSON ROAD Complimentf of DAI RY QU EEN III PORlZYAl-UV CORNER JEFFERSON AND CHURCH PHONE 3-1555 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Enjoy Life More With Mafia OfHce Phone 2-0573 Res. Phone 2-696 Sw STRAIN COAL an MELODY HAVEN, INC. BLQCK CQ. 416 ZND ST., S. W. DIAL 2-S260 Su FUGATE ROAD TOP LINE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTION EXPERT REPAIRING WilIianIsOn Road, R. F. D. No. 2 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA -I+ 96 E+ May, as usual, was one of the busiest months, opening with May Day closely EAT Q R. B. GAY Sc Co. Railroad Contraftors ROANOKE, VIRGINIA R. B. GAY S. F. LANFORD IT'S DELICIO US -if 97 Es Q? followed by the Senior Minstrel. The Junior Y-Teens presented their Mother RICHARDS CASH GROCERY 1801 WHLLIAMSON ROAD Buy Here and Save ROANOKE FILLING STATION 506 COMMERCE ST., S. W. Lubrication Washing Waxing Pure Oil Produets B. D. RAKES, 0-:oner TEL. 2-5 S 5 7 AIR CONDITIONED You'lI Enjoy Eating at the LIGHTHOUSE RESTAURANT Fine Food.: from Land and Sea Member State Restaurant Ass'n 511 S. Jefferson St. Roanoke, Va. WARNER'S SUPER MARKET GROCERIES-FRESH M EATS VEGETABLES Complete Line Frozen Foods 3402 VVILLIAMSON ROAD DIAL 3-2301 TINKER TEA HOUSE HOI.LXNS COLLEGE Good Food Good Service Roaizokek Firxt Illeinber Guild Opticians WERTZ OPTICAL COMPANY Prexeription Optieiam F. E. W7ERTZ, OPTICIAN Dial 9015 27 Franklin Road ROANOKE, VIRGINIA TENTH STREET TEXACO STATION Texaco Gas and Oil ROAD SERVICE WASHING AND WAXING MARFAK LUBRICATION IOTII STREET AND WILLIAMSON ROAD DIAL 3-6244 Mc,S SELF SERVICE GTOCKTTKJ-lll6dfJ' Vegetable: Frozen F ood: CLOVERDALE, VIRGINIA 98 lie Daughter Banquet to celebrate MOtllCf,S Day. The biggest social event Of 'the 'NORTH U GEORGE T. HITCH,fe1L'Ef61'5 DRIVE-IN THEATRE Diamonffs Silver Best BCI for E1HCffHiH1HCHf 1 18 WEST CAMPBELL AVENUE DIAL 2-61 I 3 Get Your M01zey'J VV01'tlz Complimentf Of COLD SPRING CREAMERY W. E. GATES STATE FARM INSURANCE COS. AUTO FIRE LIFE 116-B KIRK AVENUE Phone 3-1776 Residence 2-5097 Sawing: Up to 25 W on Auto Imurafzce SUNNYBROOK SERVICE STATION D. N. THOMPSON AND SON GASOLIN E-OIL-GROCERIES . SOFT DRINKS Ei Q Phone 2-9303 Route 2, Box 5x2 THE WATCH STORE OF ROANOKE DIAL 2-0953 BARR BROTHERS FRIENDLY JEWELERS 4 E. CAMPBELL1JL1St off Jefferson Terms as low as 51.25 a week ALEX Y. LEE I Expert Lock and Gunsmiths lox Salem Avenue, West DIAL 9832 ROANOKE, VA. GILES BROTHERS Furniture I6-I8 EAST CHURCH AVENUE ROANOKE, VIRGINIA -if 99 Ilf- school year was the beautiful Junior-Senior Prom. The close ofthe month brought IVICLELLAN STORES CO. 19 NV. CAMPBEI,I, AVE. ROANOKE, VA. BUSH-FLORA SHOE COMPANY 39 Years Serving You SHOES OF DISTINCTION 130 Campbell Avenue, West DIAL 2-1955 ROANOKE, VA. PAINTER'S PHARMACY 2012 WILLIAMSON ROAD DIAL 2-2826 ROANOKE, VA. ff YW- D1-ugffm-22' BECAUSE Style Comes First MITCHELL CLO ING Izonwovisii? VIRG' N9 Fine Fu r-11 iture REID AND CUTSHALL 309 CAMPBELL AVENUE, VVEST Established 1924 CORNETT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS A Ct3L'RSE OF SUI3JI2C'I's T0 FIT 'I'III1: INDIVIDUAL I7 FRANKLIN ROAD DIAL 2-6401 LESTER W. HUFFMAN 315 PRINCETON CIRCLE See ,Me For Your llzfznwzffz IVee1l.f,' Sporting Coozlf Recrfation Equipment Wilfon and Spalding Athletic Equipmfnt JENNINGS-SHEPHERD Co. AUTO LIFE FIRE Bus. 3-1776 Residence 2-4039 411 F1rst Street, S. WV. DIAL 3-6598 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA eil 100 lie Senior Day, and the installation of next year's S. C. A. officers. To top off the Bert Wirhex To The Clan of 50 ON THIS HAPPY OCCASION FROM TI-IE ROANOKE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Drive Carefully! Obey All Traflie Laws Join with thousands of youths all over the country in Dad and Daughter or '4Dad and Son Agreement Safe Driving Campaign! Sec any Association Dealer. asf 101 lie month there was the usual excitement and exultation when the Annuals were CALDWELL-SITES CO. Ojiee Equipment-Ofee Supplies STATIONERY GIFTS A. B. DICK MIMEOGRAPHS ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Compliment: of LEE THEATRE The Showplace of Roanoke DIAL 3-1571 RENDEZVOUS FOR THE COLONELS ALWAYS THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT Biliffex, 355, vA. and Women? Smart Apparel DIAL 3-1961 JOSEPH SPIGEL, INC Junior and Illisxes' Garments School Girls' Favorite Store CAMPBELL AVE. AT HENRY ST. ROANOKE, V1RG1N1A www FOR STYLE DEPEND ON LAZARUS ul distributed. FOR BEST BAKING RESULTS ALWAYS USE ENRICHED Metropolitan Light White F L 0 U R S ROANOKE CITY MILLS, Inc. ROANOKE, X7IRGINIA The South? Largest and Finest Flour and Feed fllills SODAS SANDWICHES Gill's Drive-In Hamburger House The Home of Deliciouf Hamburgfr: CURB SERVICE 3105 WILLIAMSON ROAD it 103 june brought the Baccalaureate Service, and finally to culminate the school Fufurlfllf Faslziorz in 1 1' 7 , 5 o 1 I . kiligunl 5 i 5 rf pASnloNE !gFoR MEN3Ei Ponce de Leon Hotel Building CUNDIFF CLEANERS AND DYERS 301 TAZEWELL AVE., S. F. PHONE 2-6459 Roller Skate for Health SKATE-A-DROME O1'l'lJSITE LAKESIDE Open Each Evening Except Sunday, 7:30 CRYSTAL SPRING Laundry and Dry Cleanerx Tues., XVed., Fri., Sat. Afternoons, 2:30 FRANKLIN ROAD AT ELM PHONE 9234 DIAL 2-9544 Dry Cleaning - Laundry - Fur Storage DRESS RULES ENFORCED Diaper Service 'KSERVING ROANOKE S1NcE 1933 DIAL 771 I YELLO W' CAB CO. OF ROANOKE, INCORPORATED Radio Dispatcher! Cabx Compliments of HUNTER, DEAN 8: SOYARS COAL Co. POCAHONTAS COAL GENUINE WHITE OAK COAL RAVEN RED ASH COAL MICHAEUS BAKERY Prompt Delivery Courteouf Sfrvicz DIAL 9293 -221 104 lie year, 126 Seniors received their hard-earned diplomas on June 15th. The weary LAWRENCE TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING STORAGE DIAL 7107 -if 105 Ee ut happy Seniors then took their grand trip to New York as Fleming began Congratulations! And May You Enjoy M Dairy Products Always CLOVER CREAMERY COMPANY, INC. Dial 3-3603 ibm Wfafom smwufw INSURANCE COMPANY, INC. PAUL C. BIIFORII, PRESIDENT IIDAIIOKE 10, VIRCIIIIII MORGAN-EUBANK FURNITURE CORPORATION 6cTHROUGH THE BLOCKH I4 EAST CAMPBELL AVENUE PHELPS 65 ARMISTEAD Visit Roanokels Newest and Greatest Furniture Store. 38 Years Value Leadership in Roanoke 20 E. CHURCH AVENUE ROANOKE, VA. 106 lie the summer term. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND A LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ROANOKE 34 WEST CHURCH AVENUE DE LUXE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Where Service is Prompt Pnom: 2-3133 zoo8 WILLIAMSON ROAD GIMBERT Sc GIMBERT, INC. EARTH MOVING CONTRACTORS . FOUNDATIONS ' ROADS . LAND CLEARING ' DRIVE1X'AYS . GRADING . PARKING AREAS SPECIAL GRUBBER-DOZER FUR LAND CLEARING Dial 3-7351 504 Williamson Rd. Compliment: of MAGIC CITY TILE CO. 1916 WILLIAMSON ROAD Sii 107 QWWMWMM WWZJW I 116-132 NORTH JEFFERSON STREET ' ROANOKE, VIRGINIA W MQW JW
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