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

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MRS. EL1zABIi'r1-1 L. POWVELL Mrs. Powell is well known to Seniors and graduates as an indefntigable leader and sponsor of Senior activities. No project is too difhcult nor is any detail too small but that her dispatch and leadership will see it through to completion. Senior classes are challenged by this spirit and rise to the projects or problems at hand. Those who work under her in classes or in student activities soon come to share her conviction that a thing worth doing is worth doing well. Mrs. Powell is a native of Franklin County and a graduate of Radford State Teachers Col- lege. She has been a member of the VVilliam Fleming High School faculty since the school was established in the session of i933-34. Her in- liuence has thus been felt by all those who have attended William Fleming. R. DOUGI.AS NININGER Mr. Nininger is a principal who commands the love and respect of every pupil in 'William Fleming High School. His patience and sound reasoning in every situation has had a wonderful influence on the lives of all the young people with whom he has come in contact. He is a per- son who can talk over problems with boys and girls sympathetically and give them the guidance and advice which is most helpful. He has been successful in bringing the school through its Hrst hard years and, in spite of early difficulties, has been the leader in establishing a real, live spirit of cooperation among everyone at Fleming High. lt is this spirit that calls forth the best from pupils and teachers alike and also holds the good will of former students after they have left our school. VVe really appreciate the faithfulness and guidance of the best of principals, our own lVlr. R. Douglas Nininger. -if 11