William Fleming High School - Colonel Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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WE PAY TRIBUTE In the complex panorama of today's Fleming, a serene and forceful figure continues to enrich her classes and the science department with the understanding and abundant knowledge that have been an integral part of Fleming for nineteen years. In her teaching, her community service, and her everyday relationship with those around her, she is the embodiment of the beautiful lines, A perfect woman, nobly planned To warm, to comfort, and command. To one who has brought great honors to our school through her own accomplishments and those of her students, and who has given wings to our spirits, we dedicate this 1962 Colonel to Mrs. Ruth Bricker Painter. Mrs. Painter works conscientiously w ith Mrs Painter proudly shows off Caesar to on their Science Fair projects. Here Colonel photographer. Steve Mason. JH 1 -3' Mi 1' ,gf i'fl l'r iw , E infill' ir I6

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To fulfill ideas and to acquire experi- ences is the high aim of curriculum. Many types of courses are offered here at Fleming-courses for professional workers and for homemakers. Flem- ing's progressive curriculum continu- ously adapts itself to the new courses offered. This year the new buildings supply space for specialized language laboratories which include a German class introduced for the first time. The programmed math classes continue to gain in size and number. V The science laboratories are fully equipped with new and better facilities to serve the growing number of con- scientious young scientists who enter through their doors. Minds as well as bodies profit from the girls' physical education program of modern dance, offered for the first time. Fleming's curriculum makes students more aware of opportunities and responsibilities as young adults searching for new horizons. zzffzbu um 512Qry1l12 y 5011120123