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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1943 volume:

0 L L! mwafiv SWL gg IZ' gi Bwddzj Bvj Zzldlfuz. EERE The Star-Spangled Banner Oh, say, can you see, by the dazc'n's early light, hffhai so proudly we hailed at the t-zUilight's last gleaming? PV hose broad stripes and bright stars, thro' the perilous fight O'er the ramparts we watched, were so gallantly streaming? And the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, Gave proof thro' the night that our flag was still there. Oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet 'wave O'er the land of the free, and the home of the brave? On the shore dimly seen thro' the mists of the deep, hlfhere the foe's haughty host in dread silence reposes. hlfhat is that whieh the breeze o'er the towering sappy, ds it fitfully blows, half-conceals, half-discloses? Nou' it catehes the gleam, of the 1norning's hrst beam, In full glory reflected, now shines on the stream. 'Tis the star-spangled banner, oh, long may it zvave 0'er the land of the free, and the home of the brave. Oh, thus, be it ever when freemen shall stand Between their loved homes and zcild zUar's desolation, Blest with vicfry and peace, may the H eav'n-rescued land , Praise the power that hath made and preserved us a nation! Then conquer tee must, when our cause it is just, flnd this be our motto: In God is our trust! And the star-spangled banner in triumph shall wave 0'er the land of the free, and the home of the brave. EERE I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Dedication Fred H. Smith In appreciation of his genial personality . . . his leadership . . . his sportsmanship . . . and faithfulness . . . the Senior Class of 1943 fondly dedicates this annual. Foreword O Say Can You See . . . the theme of this annual reflects the patriotic spirit of the students of William Fleming High School. The appropriateness of the theme is evi- denced in the everyday activities of the various clubs whose purposes are centered around cooperation in the war effort. Memories of Graduation Night hlfhen the last hours 1'11111e to an ending, 1171111 'walled 11011111 that glorious aisle, There 1711111e a feeling zvitlzin 111e That l l.'Ollll17I0l C071!f!?Ill1l'ifll !lSlI1llL'. llily thoaghlx flashed back to lhe first year Hfhen amhifion, loomed big and bright. As 1 zealhed down the aisle to the rostrum- hlfas my goal now entirely in sight? I stood there Zhinhing so deeply. Then the speaker read out my name. As I walked back with my diploma I thought, Pye are still far from fame. A curlain seemed drawn from the future And a vision of our Task was revealed. Ufitlz a last lool' at dear Fleming Pliglz School The past with its dozllzls was concealed. 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'f' 14 A MRS. EVELYN GOODWIN GILES Assistant Principal The clock that never fails . .v .H E-.:,,A1 fl ugh- -v Egg X ei M QE? MRS. ELIZABETH LAW POWELL Principal Always willing to lend a helping hand lf. , K. Yu -2, Faculty MRS. RUTH PAINTER Mlss BETSY STONE MISS THELMA MORRIS ' In gq MIss MRS. MRS. MRS. PEARL KIRKWOOD MRS. VIRGINIA BOYD FRANCES BASS MISS ELIZABETH WALROND EVELYN GILES MISS IQATHRYN GARST LOUISE FREEsE A friend to nll. Beautiful ! He's in the army now! Proud papa! A family portrait. J f cf If cull' if 4 -. I MR. XVILLI.-XM XVILLIILXZXIS D-'IISS RI.-XRGARE'i' JAMES MRS. LOUISE BIORGAN MRS. ELIZABETH RICE MRS. X7IRGINIA RIASON AIRS. ZONIE IQAYLOR MRS. ELIzAIaETH POXVELL MR. FRED SMITH MISS KIAY FREEMAN MRS. GEN EvIEvE DICKINSON I 1 5 f all 'Qc The Girls. Fix it. Pflwre are you going Dignifed. file mul nginel Exllibiiiolzists. 5 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 5 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 5 I 5 5 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' -- as Betty Morgarz, Tyler Campbell, Pete Smith, Eunire Doyle To strive, to seek to fnd, and not to yield. -TENNYSON Sen'or Class 0H'ce s PETE SMITH ...... ...... P resident JENNINGS Booxsn. . . . . .Vice President EUNICE DOYLE .... ..... S ecretary TYLER CAMPBELL. . . . . . Treasurer BETTY MORGAN ..... . . .Reporter Miss M.4Y FREEMAN 1 H .Sponsors Mus. ZONIE KAYLOR This year's senior class is outstanding in that it is a mixture of students caught in between the four and five-year system and students from other schools. In fact, there are very few seniors who have been here all the four years. Consequently, this is the first year that we have worked together as an organized class, although last year the so-called junior class sponsored a carnival and gave the traditional junior-senior prom. This year the seniors were very active in publishing the annual, presenting the senior play and preparing for commencement exercises. Then the day most yearned for approached and we found ourselves somehow not quite so eager to take the big step into life. Yet, out we go to face the world which offers such a challenge. And another senior class joins the march to the future. C147 f .A ' ,!ff'jy4ii0W5f9Qy' WARREN LINWOOD ASHWORTH ffjackfl ' Nlischievous, sociable, generous DIARY ELIZABETH BASHAM ffjanell Reserved, quiet, intelligent W fiffff f y . 'ff' fi! i MM ff JW fRI L jsiiflv MI' My WW W W ,M E' W! AWMJ' ' ljfff J 7 0 PAUL JENNINGS BOOKER X Booker Likeable, energetic, handsome f 15 Y I F 1 X E E R E E sENloR CLASS BLAIR DENNIS BRUGH Sheil ' Friendly, sincere, capable M f fl? ff' . ff bfrv-J y7fJ M J' -1 . - if P 49 'M ,Q ff RQQIAEL HVRUGH ' !y,,,7jV X! ' 'V MVV J Wekegdable, versatile, loyal I , f ll K A if i xl. X I-' l ,M W! flwb 'jf' o A ff' 4,11 J s VERA MAXINE BRUGH , I . ,Ullal ' ff!! .M11f fl' ff x -, . I Poised, neat, independent NU, IJ-J' f' 2' ll I' V' ii , Ne 1 I i VVARREN JENNINGS BRYAN g nguddyn l Cute, good sport, cooperative SENIOR cl.Ass E E E E E EARL BEN NY BRYANT ffNiCk,1 Witty, happy, smiling CLAUDINE ALMA BUSH Bushy Understanding, frank, agreeable fl Mfffv GORDON TYLER CAMPBELLW Baldy Debonair, popular, moronic 0,43 0 Mo W? ffflzw lj pr-MJ J EUNICE PATRICIA DOYLE J' -if WJ' Cindy ' Dynamic, vivacious, loveable CW V Q- ' V fp ' ' if E E E E SENIOR CLASS C171 LEROY ELBERT ETTER, JR. Re-load True, whimsical, a grand guy MARY JANE FOWLER Doodle Shrewd, combustible, frank FRA,6fQ:E3,z3X3RGUE,11 12 EMAN A J V Fr ' CgH1 C Cd ' Vw f M W ' OUISE ANNETTE HAIRFIELD Tumble Vivid, jocose, willful sENloR CLASS E E E E E E 1 UL TV? ff WM KM! U I W - IJ' Q W , I V7 Y M PI l?ff18j f J! I B Beaptif 1, sophisticatedjgyhw W , , ' K M wkjygffyd WW if 7,5 , f 1 ' f I' X ER HAMILTON HYLTONI Wm' RIMM 3 ' L 4 ,,. XM Snzo.lfy f 1 , ' . j Nalve, trustworthy, bl ' A we 3 wa W X MIA TABITHA MAXINE JENNELL , AJ N Shorty ' ., eer u , unassumin N5 l Sy Ni c bi XX'Fif' ' JAMES JONES MiSChiCg!OLlS, good-natu d g t E E E E E E sENloR CLASS ROBERT ALEXANDER KINSEY Bob Fun-loving, edicient, good personality EDITH LORRAINE MCVEIGH Wee-die Petite, dainty, pleasing SARAH EMoGENg,MEADOKif' , ' fffmp -1 I n X Regal, dignified, cute BETTY JANE MORGAN Butch Little, but potent, fascinating L ff' SENIOR CLASS E E E E R E MARGARET FRANCES PI-ILEGAR Touts Studious, true, considerate H51 , 1, 1 . RICHARD HENRY PHLEGAR Li f . Curly Progressive, adaptable, dependable yiiffvfa ' J J WILLIAM EDWARD RILEY Will Ed Mysterious, melancholy, shy DOROTHY VIRGINIA SCHWARZELL Prissy Smooth, dexterous, willfully assured A5 E E El E E sENloR CLASS 'rw GREGORY LEE SMITH ffpeteil Athletic, enticing, smooth EVELYN GERALDIN E TERRY Iljerryl! Cheerful, affectionate, optimistic HAROLD LEE WAID Uncle Royu Dependable, soulful, conscientious ALICE ANNE WEAVER ffLeftylI Gifted, ambitious, animated SENIOR CLASS E E R E E E I in H I 1 i, V H i A WALTER BYRON WHITE N1 ,,,! ,, 'I Oscar Courteous, kind, sympathetic R. W. WEBB W ebbien Lazy, witty, quiet WILEY EARNEST WRIGHT, JR. Turkey Dopey, dumfounded, dashing 11, ,,, E E E E E E sENloR CLASS MOST LIKELY M succm: BLAIR BRUGH BETTY MORGAN MOST PETE SMITH 1 l'i' ' BOB KINSEY POPULAR MOST DEPENDABLE in 11 we RAC!-IAEL BRUGH Nu ,ffilff ' ,gg . M: M JENNINGS BOOKER BEST LOOKING MO ST Eumcia DOYLE HAZEL HALL POPULAR 1uER1cAMvBE1.1. ANNE WEAVER 'ful 4 ' ,,. ' 4 f ' . Y u , X. 1 j1:'g,31g J .L ' wST:7 f.2gf ' A - 3 1 ' - 'N ,. 1, ,, , , AM. - , ' ' '41, - ' MOST TALENTED 263 SENIOR HALL OF FAME MostPri71z EDITH M CVEIGH ELM ER HYLTON Ill ost Likeable JERRY TERRY TYLER CAMPBELL lllost Dignified RACHAEL BRLTGH BLAIR BRUGH Most Athletic EUNICE DOYLE RICHARD PHLEGAR Illost Personality EUNICE DOYLE TYLER CAMPBELL The Laziest MARY JANE FOWLER R. W. WEBB No Brains, But- DOROTHY SCHXVARZELLE WILEY WRIGHT W ittiest JERRY 'TERRY BUDDY BRYAN llfilost Original BETTY MORGAN TYLER CAMPBELL JUNIOR HALL OF FAME flloxt Capable TVIARGIE HARIBLIN KENT SPRINKLE .lllost Talented HARRY W1-IITESIDE JOAN GOODE lbfost Popular GENE WILsoN DOROTHY FULTZ YEARLY ACTIVITIES SCRAP AND BOOK DRIVE Our school has been especially active this year in patriotic duties. VVe have participated in the scrap drive, book drive, and sales of war stamps and bonds. All students have cooperated well and are trying to do their part in the war program. C287 Erfzrstirw Bofwlcs, Mrs. Rice, Curtis lVczwvr, Alice Coon, Gene lVilJon, lMl'. Smith Junior Class Officers GENE WILSON ..... CURTIS WEAVER ..... ERNESTINE BONVLES. . . . . ALICE COON. ........... MR. FRED SMITH MRS. ELIZABETH RICE? H Q . X 4 1291 . . . . . . . .Prc'.fi1lent Vice President . . . . . .Secretary . . , Treasurer .....SjJonxo1s 4.YL4,v14 -'-4-45' Ll!-1.1-1.1,-A-fu-I-1 f-z...,.f,,J-QL'-9 Z.-LJ -13 alibi-fsfzd-4-Q! ff. M. LZ' 1.....,'1-4-U 'i'-171.-..4w 'D-f-.u 'f -'-4-1 -Hu-4..L!! -16.7 GMJU J Q n 'L7 -J-'T--v.4L4.,v, ZI,A..,1.,eiu Qian-uiffvaab -du, 1-'fl-uf--.......J sfld-4-41l1fn4.l-11.1.1-I VL..lu 7-'-...1,- 6-s7.1g7f1-maxi Zfcl-:AJ ew JUNIOR CLASSE Wfwjpfjw R L . ii .I My x L of if Yr JK 0liwyw0,f'6' Mg Q M ,,4 A L, li A R Mi Q, F Q Ix?SgJki'3 K 5 ARM . , H Fi' . I , S .V L .: F . 4 5.7, 1. -' EEE LUCI LE BMQER - SHE NE BECKNE ,ROY QIBLE, ANN NESTIN w s EWEY ADL LADYS BRYAN ,LW55 JERRY BYRD BURNETTE CALDWELL GEORGE CLAWERBUCR ALICE Coox I IRXING CRAIG Cya!! C Ux CROMER My Run: CROMER M BEIVIRICE CROLEJJJ' ,4,,,. 1? MWJMW BILLY DECW R. M. DossQ!,0v54f 'AA E RUT1-1 VANS ' 2 H I BEATRICE EA 4 OPAL EAR1x CARL EPPFRLY JUNE FARLEY JEAN FYIYHUGH LAVELLE FLOWERS SAMMY FULLER DOROTHY FULTZ JOAN GOOOE MARTHA GRIFFITH MARGUERITE HAMBLIN GEARLO I-IAsH JOYCE HASH EE E ROBERT INGRANI MARY LOUISE JANEY IUOROTHY JOHNSON JOAN KIT'I'S CHARLES LEGO BETTY JEAN LEMON LILLYE MAE LYLE LAWRENCE OBENCHAIN JOI-IN OWEN ff- MARY' JANE OYLER VJRUTII PURDUE J- ai EM END jp pr LA,wRENcE PETERS V 5 H U . fir' OJ'YDa T Uwfl .Y 5.- M , 64,5 1 , W9 V be 2 ,J,- NJWK MANN PORTER df I IJ U, . Ib OA, BUDDY PUG1-I 49 0 viii ' .6027 OT PICTURED REAMA DILLON ICHARD CALLISON ORMAN BRILLHART EONARD ZIEGLER ERNEST QUISENBERRY EDNA MAE RATCLIFF BETTY JANE REYNOLDS AII,EEN SECRIST BOBBY SIMPSON JAMES SOWDER GRANT' SPRINKLE ICENT SPRINKLE AI.I7liED TIIOMASON ff Q UI-'ORD THOMPSON , I M ' , mfdvv-' QM' 'V BETTY VVEAVI5 CURTIS VVEAVER Tw RICHARD VVELSII FRED BALDER HZARRY WI-IITESIDE JACKIE VVIGGINTON EUGENE WILSON DORIS JEAN VVOOD Eff 5 ? 'I A, JUNI R CLASS I H V 4' 1 I Ii I IJ .F I v W W T ,.., is 1 'I bd , 4: 'A I Q I Q R' , L - 5' l N 1, lr t is. I I IEE A I I -V . I- I W x 5, ' - Y .A I . . E - 2 , A 1,4 .PP J ' M hw ' 4 I - vb H J f-J I v PRESTON ASIIWELL RALPH AUSTIN JUNE BALDWIN CTERTRUDE BALLARD JEAN BAREOUR LOUISE BAEIIAM FRANK BEAI-IM JU.-XNITA BEAN FRED BOWERS RAY BowLEs FRANCES BROWN JUANITA BRYANT C. J. CARTER DATIINEA CIIATMAN GEORGE CLAITEREUCK MILDRED CROWDER JAMES DIIJLON JOHN DIVERS R. M. Doss RUTII EPPERLEY I-IAzEI. FERRIS BETTY FRAIM ULDINE FOSTER HAZEL FLINCIIUM IRENE GARST ANNA MAY GAY BILL HAHN VVILEERT HALL HELEN HICKMAN BOE HICKS MARGARET HOGAN JUANITA HUEEMAN VIRGINIA HUTCHINS EDDIE HYIJION JUNE l'IYL'I'0N VIYIAN HYI.'FON MAsEY JACKSON CIIRISTINE JAMES NANCY JOI-INSTON M1l.DRED JONES RACIIEL JONES RALPII KENNEDY BILLY KESLER GUY KIDD ROBERT LOUTIIIAN JEAN MAGEE GEORGE MANUEL BILLIE MARTIN som-IOMORE CLASS E E I32I TERRY MARTIN GROVER MARTIN MARJORIE MCKAY EDWIN METZ MRXRVIN IVIITCHELI. LEWIS MORRIS JACK MULLEN AI.FRED MURRAY MICKEY MYERS RANDOLPH MYERS ROBERT NEWMAN LYNN OEENCHAIN VERA PATTESON CLYDE PAYNE EVELYN PETERS KERMIT PERDUE ' RUTH PORTER 0 ' . ELNORA POWELL L-5' S. f f-, , DORIS POWERS Ui -I ' JEAN PRICE ' 1 A . ' il CHARLIE PUGII , v .. ARIIIE REED k' K ' A jg, ,.gi , A i EUGENE RIGBY I 1 A ' ,buf 93? '3 GERE ROSE ' , 7 4 MARGARET RUSSELL - N U' In .V X H H ,,,. ,, ,. H H . NORMA RUSSELL ' 4. , FRED SARVER V A - i I , EDVVYNA SCOTT ..:j, 'Q 1 E. - ' Y ' C, .- HEI.EN SCORDAS F fa it 8 zaf 1. I - , 5. X HOBART SCOTT - I , ,xi :, - 11. EVELYN SEAY ANNE SIIUIfIfLEEARcER , , I z G A A V ,I , . A N - up BILLY SIGMON X ,F ,..' + R? ,ITI I SAM SISSON 'EI' 1 ' 'iii I A Y X 1 1 ' 2-' . S V 'K2- ' RICHARD SMITII , . ELEANOR STEELE , I -, , , M- BRUCE STEVENS G' 'T I . 6' I - 5. Gam! JUNE SWANN , . , , I HUIIERT SUMMERS ' J QU . u f -' RALEIGH SWEET TDM r1xEICHLER S. 1 MILDRED THOMPSON HOWELL 'FICE MARY LOUISE TOMPKINS RICIIARD Toms TI-IURMAN FIXURNER LOUISE URDIRE BILLY WADE DORIS WADE N'-w FRANK VVEEI3 BARBARA WILLIAMS DORIS VVRIGHT -nf E SOPHOMORE CLASS ZSAW,-.1 -,.-P I 33 ,qw Q B qs VIS lb, VERNON IN ACTION C343 in 'Sl ! LQ !'f t 'T' iE'5 .2197-ff 1 ' N: , I tx -1 r . X Ninth Grade IDA ARNOLD MAXINE ARRINGTON IVIEARLINIE BASHAM MARGARET BLOUNT IIKELFORD BoI1'NO'r'1' JOHN BOSTIAN FRANCES BRADLEY MERLENE BRILLHART FIQEDDY BRILLHART JACKIE BRI'I'rs RU'1'H BROWN MARY JANE BRYAN DOUGLAS BURD AIIFREDA BUSH EUGENE CJXLLOVVAY IUONALD CAMPBELL DORIS CREASY GENE CROCRETI' MARY ALYS CROVVDER JULIAN IJAVIDSON HELEN DILLON ARTI'IUR DlI,l,ON PAUL IJIVERS EUGENE DOYLE IRVIN EAKIN GENE ELLIS FAYE FERRXS JEAN FERGUSON BETTY JEAN FIRESTONE ROBERT FRACKER JUANITA FOVVLER DORIS GAY MELVA HALL PEGGY PIARRIS BILLY HOLYFIELD DORIS HOSTETIER RALPH INGE JAMES JOHNSON MILDRED JOHNSON RAYEURN JOURNELL LOU DON JOHNSON MARY KANODE NANCY LOU KAXSEY VVILFORD LEEIWICH JEANNE NICCLAUGI-IERIX DORIS JEAN MCGRADY MAX MCKAY BETTY MABRY BOOKER MARTIN BOBBY MEADOR RAY BERRY MEADOR PAULINE MOORE rf!-IOMAS MINYARD JOHN MURPPIX' RUBY MYERS RICHARD NELSON CHARLES NICHOLS FREDDY OYLER I. Stepping High 2. Bill and .larry 3. Hnfving Fun 4. Mrs. Phlfgar 5, Private COIl'UI'l'5llfi07l 6. Go flfway! C355 - U S X xv 9. X n Ninth Grad .5 - pm A 1 'QLNXVE 'U ESA 'S WP s fx K Q'-,I xx. .. ' ix iv f lb X Q? X li I7 '- N N I X Q boa ol XJR 9 -vin I Q ' 'SU fy ,gif O v 3 1 VERA PATTESON SHERMAN PAYNE CHRISTINE PEDIGO CLAUDINE PHARIS MARY PHILLIIIS MUzE'1'rA Pow RUTI-I POINDEXTER STEVE PUGH PHYLLIS REED CA'I'I-IERINI2 RonI5RI's LILLIAN RUSSELL LILLIAN SAUNIIERS CHARLES Sco'r'I' DORIS ANN Sco'I'I' EVERETI' Sco1'r MAYNARII SHELTON LANDER SIMPSON JAMES SMITII JANE SMITH AYIQIIE SPANGLER REBECCA SPRINKLE WAL'I'ER ST. CLAIR CARL STANI,EY JACK S'IEwAR'I' JOHNNY S'I4EwAR'I' DAVIS STOKES LORRAINE S'I'UL'I'z JAQQUELINE SURFACE FRED SWEIII' BETH' JANE 'TICE R. H. 'TICKLE JEANNE 'FOMLINSON JULIA THOMAS JEANNE 'TOMLINSON LYNWOOD VVOMS EVA VVADE PI-IILII' WEEKS LEON WELSH BERNICE VVHARTON PIIOEIIE XVIGc:IN'I'oN ALIIERT VVILSON MILDRED VVILSON DORIS VVRIGIIT IADIZAN ZIEGLER MILDREII BRYANT DOUGLAS CAMPBELL BILLY DOYLE Cl'1RISTINli FIELIJER PAT FISHER JUANITA HAWLEY GEORGE l'10S'1'E'I I'HR Lols MCCARIA' DOROTHY PA'l I'ERSON PAUL PRICE GEORGE SIIRINKLE H ARRI' S'I'UI.'l'Z CHARLES VVOOII I. Lll7lCflRL'IT1'5J 2. Rat Day 3. Posing 4. CmrIz'1'a Shy 5. I4 DNP Sulzjfri C361 Eighth Grad 1VIARGUIiRI'l'li AIISIIIRE LAWRENCE AKERS LOUISE AKIIRS rl!!-IELMA AI.'I'IzER RALPH AMES BE'I I'x' LOU ASPlVK'ELL CARL BALLARD JOSEPIIINE BARBOUR JANET BASIIAM JAMES BIBLE H ERB ERT BOOT I-I MILDRED BOVVLING MELVIN BRADLEY CLARENCE BRA'I I'ON BlE'I l'Y SUE BRILLIIAR1' JAMES BURD VIRGINIA BURNE'r'I'E JEAN BYRD DOROTIIY CAl'IIl.,L BOBBY CALDWELL LEONA CALDWELL BETSY CAREER B. T. CAREER AI.ENE CASSELI, LEON CIIATMAN RANDOLPH COLE JAMES CRAIG BE'I'I'Y CRAVVTORD EARL CROUCII B E'I I'Y J EA N CROVVDER ARTO C UDDI' ERNEST CUMMINGS GEORGE DEVVIIVI' BEITY JANE IJIVERS CLAYTON DIVERS GERALD DOYLE ANNE DUNLAP RUBY DUDLEY VVILDA ELLER MARJORIE EVANS EVELYN FERRELL ffvERELINE FERRELL JOANE FERRIS CURTIS FI'I'zGERAI,D RUSSELL FRACKER JOI-IN FRAIM FRANK CQLOVER GERALDINE I-IANNAEASS CHARLO'l l'E HASII BETTY HATCIAIER MARCUS LIAYMAKER GARLAND LIUFITMAN VVALLER HUNT GEORGE HYLTON MARION INCH LINDA JACKSON ODELI. JANNEY ALICE JOI-INSTON RUSSELL KING MARGARET ANNE KE CHARLES LAYNE BARBARA LEGG JACQUELINE LUCAS EDITI-I LUKE SSLER 1. Daihmfa 2. Cl11'1'rLvadm'.r 3, Coach 4. Coma' on, Colonelsl 5. Don? Shoal 1371 Eighth Grade CLYDE LY'LE JERRY LYNCH ELLA MAE MA NSPILE VVILLIAM MANUEL WARD MCDONALD BETTY LEE MCMANAMA JACK MEYXDOR BILLY METTS SONNY MICHAEL ELISE MOOMAW ROBERT MURRAY ROBERT NELSON JACK NEVVMAN RUEY OEENCIIAIN PEGGY OWEN DENNIS OYLER DOROTHY PACE O.-XKEY PARKER GEIQAIIDINE PEARSON CARL PERDUE LEWIS PETERS BILLY POPE IRIS PROFFITT DAVID PURVES HENRY QUISENBERRY I'IAZEL RAY CARL REYNOLDS BILLY RIGBY TPIONIAS ROBERTS MARIE ROOPE GEORGE SAUL HEIIEN SECRIST MYRN SIIEEEIELD Ra - ROSEMARY SIIUFELEBAROER HESTER VVADE PIARRY SHUMATE GORDON SNEAD MILDRED SNEAD JEANNE SOOTS RODERICR STEVENS JULIA ANNE STONE BARBARA STROUD BILLY STULTZ GRAYSON THOMPSON EDNA MAE TINSLEY NORMA GENE TRIMMER FLORETIA TURNER LOIS U PDIRE JEAN VAUGHN EDITH VERNON C385 JOYCE WVAIQD DOROTHY VVEAVER JOANNE VVEBBER BOB WHITESIDE GWENDOLYN VVHITLOCK DOROTHY WIIORLEY ASH VVILBOURN CHARLES VVILLIAMSON MILLARD VV ILLIAMS CARL WILSON VERLON W70OD 'TRACY VVRIGHT CHARLo'r'I'E YA'l'ES JOYCE YOUNGER JOHN 'TINSLEY MRS. VIRGINIA BOYD Girls' Basleel Bal! Pllj'Jl'ClI! Educzztion FRED H. SIxI1'rII Boys' Conch Plzysiml EdllCHfl'!lIl 1 '- 'cf H ,N r rg, ' . ix N 1 -, 'x SJ I 5 1 X x R - ' J - ,Q-Q4-5321 Q XX 2 1 'X' RK 'X - XA? 'AI N X I R X - . , - . N C54 3 R T31 . .S . H ' 7 A 'N T x. 5. ' ,f ' . - x 'Q I, ' 'XR ' Q , ' z M ,w 54 .-. in I -QE E, Lis 2 'B 9. C25 E if ig., '25 SKA L3 :Ea e - ., wi' Q Q F-Lk! 'Q 2- tea T: Q S 5.-29 -2 V2 Nia Q .- ,5-VJNI M h v-52. .. A 3 TJEQ r. N :QE 'N Q -N K: Q Q Q .QE 5 E- 4 -1153 E E D Q55 Q. Q' 2 we in .EE K 3 Q ., 'Q .I gan E ,w .I QQ L7 N 4 Wx? N K 5 1' N sl nn REQ 5. Q I- Q-P45 222 O :kB my - fix SEQ 0 TWH 25-3 U' -55,31 Q22 Nr-. 1-.mm I-4'-N Q I 'T' a. .. -Qi QQ an ivg Q3 2 3-4-'E .. 4 21:01 7 QS: 55391 -Q R N . Mn. - . Et? Sa: zfwg ,ml Q-T-rx 'img .ww N- N mm: ii: -qo- .Nga swf-L. Q'-3 :ft Z' rf: . E55 E 1: 'vu-' D Q Nix IN 3- I' H K, . .. lf' ' Q53 3 a O UMM Di M m -U-:J : ,- Amen U 'E Q' In . X Ngl N X X . 1 xg. 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ZONIE KAYLOR K437 M y v Q SX '. ! R 1 , ' Mm UE I. WR'GHT E F - ix K Nr .QS 'Ei 1 F! 4 S w ran H U A sf. lea mx um- WU sew ' ,' T WffsoN F B 33 ,SJ '?' A v W A' if R X ' -fl' Af V , R X J a N K ' 1 ! I N R wwf Q n---1 ml!! ' I I 5 if CAPT OWEN . 1 R N Quzsguasnny C. - v - , A-R uw ,N : ,Jie B A R' M ,, ' . xx ' 'N 9 . xx , . ' , I Q . Gi ga ' 7-lm F-me R , R Qf . , avg-rn , c.mgsEI-'- Rl? nn 7ll 75 'E' 2 J:-i pmams in 5,117 Ja BOYS' BASKET BALL FORWARDS: Manuel, Ilfrighi, Wilson and Phlegar CENTERS: O-wrn and Quisenberry GUARDS: Smilh, Campbell, Ilfhiteside, Callison and Roberlmn 1443 Basket Ball Schedule, 1942-43 Scare Date Home Visitor Place Dec. 8, 1942 ..... Alumni . . . . 36 24 Here Jan. 5, 1943 ..... Andrew Lewis . . 18 18 There Jan. 9 ..... . . Boys' Club . . . . 39 48 There -lan. I2 . . . . . Andrew Lewis . . 31 33 Here -lan. I5 . . . . Williaiim Byrd . . . 35 I7 Here Jan. 23 . . . . Jefferson ...... . 38 30 Here Jan. 29 . . . . William Byrd ..... . SI 23 There Feb. 2 . . . . . Ferrum Junior College . . SI 28 Here Feb. 5 . . . . . Williaiii Byrd ..... . 52 20 Here Feb. I3 . . . . jefferson .... . 37 I4 There Feb. 16 . . . . Andrew Lewis . . 27 A 22 There I Feb. IQ . . . . . Willialli Byrd ........... 51 21 There Feb. 22 . . . . Andrew Lewis ........... 29 28 Here fl' l ' 7 ' cf- , . I A .gli 'lJm l, ., fl'- .ff 1 . U fl ,ptr A' g,r ,' ifhh vi- . y,,ll'!l ffm- 'NL N if 1 . -I' el 1-. gm? 'rm A 'F 'fi-lfleb ni ,fe ' .1 lv -, 1, - M nw fl f' L' H1 'fri Jw Iv' f . 5 A 'f 'ee 'X f A V L 5. in Front: Coarh Fred Smith, Manager: Guy Cromer, F d Baldcr and Gran! Sprinklf nf' i, K Iiviiqkz Richard Callison, Tyler Cam I, Er1z1'.vLQ1?JZfV1zherry, Cum llfilsolz, John Oqiffll, Pvla' Smith, F.N N h . ll K Rirhard Phlrgar, G rye llfhguu , llfilzy IV ht and Harry IVhilc.rid1' Cyn JK? ' j' ., U X ' , A ' Z3 if A- i . .1 ' J ,4, ,W ' , K O. . , I K 3 X ff fl 1 A in fl if A A ' ' ff: ' , V, J if V J M F at KF! 1 Y ' x Q v ' 4 i efhbf if 8QQw'hv 'l Q1 4 fl Y i qgrjyflzsbfjjxy M gill '7 v ' - 'pq I ' A D nayffwv .ff apec! f fi fffffffl ff! Girls' Basket Ball NANCX' JOHNSTON, Manager MARGARET BLOUNT Jo ANN Kxrrs EUNICE DOYLE ERNESTINE BOVVLES BETTY JEANNE LEMON ANNA MAY GAY BETSY CARPER BECKY SPRINKLE BETTY JANE REYNOLDS GENE CROCKETT JACKIE W1GGIN'fON LUcn,LE BooNE BEBE CROUCH PHOEBE VVIGGINTON HELEN HICKMAN JOAN GOODE Doius VVRIGHT AILEEN SEcRxsT JUDY Giurrrrn The girls' basket ball team, though it has not been able to have as full a schedule as usual, has really had a harder one. Only twice have our girls played away from home, both times against William Byrd in Vinton. Throughout the entire season the girls have shown ability to cooperate and good sportsmanship. Both of these qualities are excellent training for life. Eunice Doyle, an excellent guard, is the only senior on the team and the only player we expect to lose this year. Eunice has probably been the most consistent player on the team this year-always alert, always playing a good, clean game, and always a good sport. High scorer for the year, with 85 points, was Lucille Boone, who always plays a good game. Helen Hickman, a newcomer this year, has proved herself an excellent player, and will very prob- ably prove an even more useful team member next year. She was second high scorer, with 53 points. Aileen Secrist has also been a strong member of the team. These three forwards have all worked hard and deserve much credit. Two guards, Anna May Gay and Betty Jean Reynolds, have also played excellent ball. 1467 And the Rockets' Red Glare A S. C. A. Hmm Bltucn . . .... Presidmzt JOAN Goooe . . . ...... Ififc Prrsidznt MARGIE HAMBLIN . . . . Sefrflary and Treasurer SAMMY FULLER . . . ........ Historian MRS. EVELYN GILES . . . . Sponsor The Student Cooperative Association has charge of all the clubs in VVilliam Fleming High School and every student is a member. A meeting is held each month in the form of an assembly. The S. C. A. has cooperated in every way with the war effort. Clubs were designated to have charge of the War Bond and Stamp Drive, Victory Book Drive for the Red Cross, the Scrap Metal Drive, and the collection of games and other amusements for Army Camps. A Posture Clinic was sponsored by the S. C. A., which proved a great success. A Victory Corps has been organized and a large per cent of the students has been enrolled. 1 , , , , I 1 I C481 -W .-:-- 1 .4 Beta Club Rfxci-IREL BRUGH . . . . President EUNICE DOYLE . . Fife President ANN PORTER . . . . . Sfcrelary ERNESTINE BOVVLES . . Treasurw' JOAN Goose ................... Rr-porter Miss liA'l'HRYN ciARS'l', MRS. ELIZABETI1 POWELL . Sponsors A -H 4 The National Beta Club is a non-secret, leadership and service club for high school students of America. Membership in the National Beta Club is open to students of any state-accredited high school-subject to qualifications as set up by the constitution and local high school administration. The first activity of the Fleming Beta Club was to initiate new members. The Beta Club gained twenty-four new members. The Beta Club sponsored the 'Ascrap metal drivel' in school and this proved very successful. Then, with the help of outside students, we gave Z1 mock radio program. VVe were supported by practically the whole school. JUNE BRLDWXN RoY BIBLE ERNES'I'lN'Ii BowLEs FRANCES BROVVN RACHAEI, BRUGH JERRY BYRD AI,lCl2 CooN 101-IN DIVERS EUNICE DoYLE BERTRICE EAKIN OPAL ERKIN IEANNE FITZHUGH MARY JANE FOVVLER BEWY FRAIM SAMMY FULLER IRENE GARs'r JORN 'GOODE MAXIKGIE I'IAMBLIN VIRGINIA PIUTCHXNS RALPH KENNEDY Bos KINSEY' ROBERT LoU'1'11mN GRovER MRRT1N BE1'1'Y MORGAN MICKEY MYERS ROBERT NEVVMAN LAWRENCE OBENCHAIL ANN PORTER ERNEST QUISENEERRY MARGARET RUSSELL NORMA RUSSELL ld0BAR'l' Sco'1'1' KENT SPRINKLE ELEANOR STEELE MARY Louise TOMPKINS RICHARD Toms Dorus WADE ANNE VVEAVER DoR1s VVRICHT C497 Senior JERRY BYKD . ROY BIBLE . . . EUNICE DOYLE . . DORIS JEAN WOOD DOROTHY FULTZ . HOB KINSEY . . Mics. DICKINSON . . . . President Ma qu . . Vice President . . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer . . Reporlrr . Historian . Sponsor The Senior Masque Club has experienced one of the most successful years Of its career. The purpose of the club is to foster dramatics in the school. The members learn how to set up a good stage with a minimum of equipment and space. ROY BIBLE JENNINGS BOOKER ANNE BOSTIAN ERNESTINE BOWLES JERRY BYRD BURNETT CALDWELL TY'LEli CAMPBELL DATHNEA CHATMAN MILDRED CROWDER JAMES DILLON EUNICE DOYLE JEANNE FITZHUGH HEXZEL FLINCHUM MARY JANE FOWLER SAMMY FUI..I,ER DOROTHY FULTZ BETTY LEE FRAIM JOAN GOODE BILLY GREEN HAZEL HALL VVILBERT HALL MARGIE I-IAMELIN JOYCE HASH PIELEN HICRMAN VIRGINIA HUTCI-IINS NANCY JOHNSTON BOE KINSEY CHARLES LEGG BETTY JEAN LEMON ROBERT LOUTHIAN BILLIE MARTIN EDWIN METZ BETTY MORGAN MICKEY MYERS MARY JANE OYLER DOROTHY PATTERSON VERA PATTERSON ANNE PORTER MARGARET PHLEGAR HOEART SCOTT DOROTHY SCI-IWARZELL EVELYN SEAY BOBBY SIMPSON ANNE SHUFFLEBARGER KENT SPRINKLE WALTER ST. CLAXR JERRY TERRY MARY LOUISE TOMPKINS ALFRED T HOMASON ANNE WEAVER HARRY WHITESIDE DORIS JEAN WOOD DORIS WRIGHT DORIS VVADE CHARLES WOOD The Showbozlt Minstrel was One Of the main productions of the club and has come to be an annual event of the school. The Senior Masque Club's yearly activities will be climaxed with a big spring production, Pride and Prejudice. C503 Junior Mo qu Club GENE CROCKEIT . . . . President PIIOEEE VVIGGINTON . . Via' President PEGGY OWEN . . . . . . Secretary FAYE FERRIS . . . T rmsurer MRS. FREESE . . . . Sponsor The Junior Masque Club has held its regular meetings this year and accomplished a good deal in dramatic studies. Although they haven't been as independently active as usual, they have assisted the Senior Masque Club in many programs throughout the year. MAGGIE AESHIRE LOUISE AKERS TIIELMA ALTIZER MAXINE ARRINGTON MARGARET BLOUNT MARY JANE BRYAN JEAN ANN BYRD BE'rsY CAREER GENE CRocRET'r BETTY DIVERS GEREXLD DOYLE RUBY DUOLEY VVILDA ANN ELLER FAYE FERRIS GERfNLDINE HANNABASS PEGGY HARRIS LINDA Lon JACKSON ALICE JOHNSTON RAYEURN JOURNELL NANCY Lou KASEY RAYEERRY MEAOOR JEANNE MCCLAUGHERTY PEGGY OWEN CARL PEROUE IRIS PROEFITT RUTH POINDEXTER CATHERINE ROBERTS ROSEMARY SHUFFLEBARCER JANE SMITH MAYNARO SHELTON JOHNNY STEWART JACKIE SURFACE JEAN VAUGHN PHILIP WEEKS PI-IOEEE WIGGINTON BILLY HOLYEIELO CHARLOTTE HASH DORIS u7RlGHT 1517 1' I Senior Girl Reserve BETTY MORGAN . . . . President RACI-IAEL BRUGH .... . Vice President DOROTI-IY SCIIWARZELL . . . . Seerelary ALICE COON ..... . Treasurer JO ANN KITTS . . ......... Reporter JACKIE WIGGINTON . . . Open House Represenfaii-ve Q. 5 Mxss MORRIS, MRS. RICE . ......... Sponsors X The Senior Girl Reserve Club has had one of its most successful years since the Club was organized. They took charge of the sale of war stamps iII the school and have sold more than eight thousand dollars worth to date. They also had Charge of the Victory Book Campaign. Many speakers were present at the programs. The club gave two dances at the Y. VV. C. A. and participated in a city-County Girl Reserve program and also sent delegates to the Girl Reserve Conference in Bluefield LOUISE BAKER GLORIA BISHOP ANNE BOSTIAN ERNESTINE BOVVLES LUCILLE BOONE FRANCES BRADLEY FRANCES BROWN MAXINE BRUGH RACI-IAEL BRUGH GLADYS BRYANT CLAUDINE BUSH DATHNEA CHATMAN Al.,ICE COON l.VllI.DRED CROWDER BEATRICE CROUCH EUNICE DOYI.E MARY' JANE FOWLER FRANCES FREEMAN DOROTHY FULTZ HAZEL HALL DOROTHY ANN JOHN NANCY' JOHNSON JUDY GRIFFITI-I EMOGENE MEADOR Jo ANN KITFS EDITH MCVEIGII ANNA MAY GAY BE'I'rY MORGAN MARY JANE OYLER ANNE PORTER MARGARET PI-ILEGAR SON , West Virginia. ELNORA POWELL EIJNA MAE RIKTCLIFFE BETIY JANE REYNOLDS AILEEN SECRIST ANNE SHUFFLEBARGER DOROTHY SCHWARZELL JERRY TERRY BETVY WEAVER HELEN HICKMAN JEAN FITZHUGH EVELYN SEAY JOYCE HAsI-I JACKIE VVIGGINTON MARGIE I'lAMBLIN ELEANOR STEELE C52l Junior Girl Reserve JEANNE MCCLAUGHERTY . . . . President FAYE FERRIS .... . Vice President VVILDA ANN ELLER . . Sefrelary CATHERINE ROBERTS . . . Treasurer MARGARET BLOUNT . . . Reporter MISS '1'IIELIvIA MORRIS . . . . Sponsor The Junior Girl Reserve was organized this year and has had a most successful beginning. They took part in the sale of war stamps, the Victory Book Campaign and participated in many other programs. They also sent a delegate to the Girl Reserve Conference in Bluefield, VV. Va. lVI.-XRGUERITE ABS!-IIIKE BETTY FIRESTONE JANE SMITH LOUISE AKERS 'THELMA AL1'IZER MARGARET BLOUNT FRANCES BRADLEY JACIE BRI'1'I'S MARY JANE BRYAN JEAN ANN BYRD BETSY CAREER GENE CROCRETT BETTY JEAN CROWDER BETTY DIVERS RUBY DUDLEY VVILDA ANN ELLER NIARJORIE EVANS JEAN FERGUSON FAYE FERRIS JOANE FERRIS DORIS GAY GERALDINE PIANNABASS PEGGY HARRIS CHARLOTTE HASH DORIS I'l0S'l'E'I'TER MARION INGE LINDA LOU JACKSON ALICE JOHNSTON NANCY LOU KASEY BARBARA ANN LEGG EDITH LUKE PEGGY OWEN JEANNE MCCLAUGHERTY RUTH POINDENTER CATHERINE ROBERTS f,iOLDlE ROBERTS ROSEMARY SHUFFLEBARGER MILDRED SNEAD JEANNE SOOTS BECKY SPRINKLE LORRAINE STUI.Tz JACKIE SURFACE BETTY TICE FLORETIA TURNER JEAN VAUGHN EVA WADE HESTER WADE JOYCE WARD DOROTHY VVEAVER JOANNE VVEBBER PHOEEE VVXGGINTON DORIS VVRIGI-IT JOYCE hrOUNGER ADEAN ZEIGLER 1531 Newspaper Staff BE1'rY MORGAN ............ . . Editor RoY BIBLE, JOAN GoooE, ANNE WEAVER . . . News TYLER CAMPBELL ........... . . Sports MARGIE HAMBLIN ......... , . . Artist MRS. LOUISE FREESE .......... . . Sponsor BUSINESS STAFF JERRY BYRD .........,... Business Manager HAZEL HALL . . . . Circulation Manager RACHAEL BRUSH ......... . Typing Manager EMOGENE MEADOR ............... Typist S. FULLER, JEAN BYRD, K. SPRINKLE . . . Mimeograph .-v' W M Miss MARGARET JAMES ....... . . . Sponsor Earnestly striving toward being one of the most important factors in the school curriculum, the Colonel tries to give the students up-to-date news on school activities. The staff is made up of boys and girls who are interested in journalism. Many of them plan to study journalism and to make it their life work. What better experience could one get in high school than the experience gained through working on the school newspaper? A reporter on a big high school weekly definitely must have the same traits as a foreign cor- respondent- f1 Nose for Names. Through writing for a school newspaper, the reporter-to-be can also develop his own personal writing technique, which is the most forceful quality of a writer. The Colonel this year has put out an issue every week with the exception of mid-term exam week and rationing week. Although the number of pages was limited, the CoIoncl's aim is to give equal information in a smaller space. The staff hopes that the student body feels that they have carried out this aim. C547 Annual Staff Editor ..... Assistant Editor . . Spark RACHAEL BRUGH MARY JANE FOWLER JERRY TERRY A rtists ANNE WEAVER MARJORIE HABIBLIN . . EUNICE DOYLE . TYLER CAMPBELL Features BETTY MORGAN BLAIR BRUGH PRIssY SCHWARZELL Typists EMOGENE MEADOR HAZEL HALL C551 41 Circulation EDITH MCVEIGH WILLIAM RILEY Sponsors M1ss MAY FREEMAN MRS. ZONIE KAYLOR iii ,ilu DICK VVELSH . . GLADYS BRYANT DOROTHY JOHNSON BE'1'1Y MOIKGAN . DRE:XMA DILLON Miss FREEMAN . Spanish Clubs BETTY Lou FRAIM . . . . FRED BOWER . . ROBERT INGRAM . GENE WxLsoN . . Miss FREEMAN . JERRY BYRD ANNE BOSTIAN FRED BOWER Blz1'1'Y FRAIM SPANISH H . . lf'-ici' n 1 fu Motto: I ifuas las ,41nL'ricas. . . . . . . President . . . Vice Prcsidcnt . Scnrtary-Treasurer . . Program Chairman . . . . . . . Sponsor ROBERT INGRAM C1-1AR1,Es LEGG BUFORD THOMPSON GENE VVILSON Prz'.ridz'1z1 Przfsidmt Sfrretary Treasurer Reporter . Sponsor The Spanish Clubs meet twice a month. The purpose of the clubs is to understand better the people of other lands and to increase our feeling of friendliness for our Mexican and South American neighbors. C567 Latin Clubs ROY BIBLE . . . . HELEN HICRMAN . EVELYN SEAY . . JOYCE HASH . . MISS FREEMAN . . MILDRED CROVVDER ANNE SHUFFLEBARGER MILDRED BRYANT HAZEL FERRIS PAT FISHER HELEN HICKMAN JACQUELINE BRI'I'I's ROY BIBLE JOAN GOODE . Prmidfwzt . Fire President Secretary . Trmsurer Sponsor LAWRENCE OBENCHAIN JOYCE HAsH EVELYN SEAY MARY LOUISE TOMPKINS RUTH CROMER The Latin Club I was organized on September 30, 1942. The club IS composed of pupIls tilting first-year Latin. The aim of the club is to learn about the lives and customs of the Romans and to understand better our Own language from reading theirs. The motto of the club 15 Veritas I7l'U0llLf!l,U which means, Truth must be searched for. LATIN CLUB II KENT SPKINKLE ............. Preszdenl GERALD HASII . . . Ifzce Preszdfnt ANN PORTER . . . Sffrrlary SAMMY FULLER . . Tfmsurer HAZEL HALL . .... . . . . . Reporter MISS FREEMAN ..... ..,.... S ponsor MARY JANE OYLER MARY JANE FOWLER GERALD HASPI JFRRY PERRY IIAZEL l-IALL JERRY BYRD ANN PORTER BI- I IX JINE REYNOLDS ANNE WEAVER SAMMY FULLER KENT SPRINKLF The Latin Club II has as its motto, .1l11necitv fvvhiculum ad Hellas, ss hich means H1tch sour wagon to the stars. The purpose of the Latin Club is to learn more about the habits and customs of the Roman people. This club meets twice a month. These meetings are held during class time C571 Monogram Club RICHARD PHLECAR . . . . President PETE SMITH . . ..... Vita President HELEN HICRMAN . . . . Secretary and Treasurer The Monogram Club has a large membership this year. To be eligible for membership, one must earn a letter either in sports or cheerleading. The basket ball schedule was unusually difficult this year but Our boys stood the test by coming out in the lead for city-county championship and entering the tournament at Pulaski. GENE WILSON GEORGE MANUEL EARNEST QUISENIIERRY RICHARD PHLEGAR HARRY WHITESIDE BURNETTE CALDWELL PETE SMITH RICHARD CALI.IsON JOHN OWEN ROEERT NEWMAN ALFRED THOMASON FRED BALDER HELEN HICKMAN BETTY MORGAN JIMMIE JONES EUNICE DOYLE DICK VVELSI-I EDDIE I-IYLTON GERALD HASH LEROY ETTER WILEY WRIGHT BEEE CROUCH JACKIE WIGGINTON JEAN FITZHUGH ANNA MAY GAY AILEEN SECRIST LUCILLE BOONE Bon HICKS PFYLER CAMPBELL SHERMAN PAYNE FRANK BEAHM BILL HAHN BETTY JEAN LEMON BETIY JANE REYNOLDS CHARLIE MITCI-IELL BILLY ROBERTSON EVELYN SEAY NANCY JOHNSTON 1587 ' 1 Literary Club I KENT SI-RINKLE . . . President E HARRY WIIITESIDE . . . Vice Presidmzz JOAN GoonE . . . . . Secretary ' ANNE PORTER . . . Trearurm' ROY BIBLE . . ......... . . Historian MRS. EVELYN GII,ES, MRs. KAY'LOR . . . . Sponsors Under the capable sponsorship of Mrs. Giles and Mrs. Kaylor, the Literary Club has ended a very successful year. The activities of the club include: SpelliIIg, declamation, public speaking, poetry reading, sight reading, and debating. Due to transportation difliculties, the extent of the activities has been cur- tailed. A greater emphasis was placed upon intramural and local literary meets. Twelve students participated in debating and much interest was shown in other activities such as the writing of the essays, poems and short stories for the literary newspaper sponsored by the Literary Club. JERRY BYRD RAYBERRY MEADOR SAMMY FULLER ANNE BOSTIAN WALTER ST. CLAIR RACHAEL BRUGH BLAIR BRUGH DATHNEA CHATMAN DOROTHY ScIfIwARzEI.I. MARGIE l'IAMBLlN DORIS VVRIGHT IEANNE FITZHUGH JEAN BYRD VIRGINIA HU'l'CHINS ANNE WEAVER 1591 Library Club MARY JANE OYLER . . . . . Presirlenl RUTH EPPERLY . . . . . Vice President DATHNEA CHATMAN . . . Secretary LILLIAN RUSSELL . . . . Treasurer NORMA RUSSELL . . . Reporter The Library Club members have been very busy this year helping catalog the many new books received. At Christmastime the club gave a basket of various foods to the Salvation Army for the less fortunate in the Roanoke area. The club has had a number of interesting programs this year. FRANCES BROWN MARY JANE OYLER RUTH EPPERLY NORMA RUSSELL DATHNEA CHATMAN LILLIAN RUSSELL GENE ELLIS Donus VVADE ,w la AWE, ,, in .1 9 E ' ?3? C607 Home Economics Club MARc1E HAMBLIN . . . . Prcxidanl EDNA MAE RATCLIFFE . . . Vim President JERRY TERRY ..... . S1'z'rz'tary-Trmsurn' MRS. BAss, MRS. MASON . ..... Sponsors The Home Economics Club organized in September and holds regular monthly meetings. The club has accomplished more this year than in any previous year. Requirements of the club are that all members: frj Must be taking Home Economicsg Qzj must be interested and willing to help in all work and activities of the clubg Q31 must pay a small membership fee. This year the Home Economics Club goals were: To serve in local and National Defense projectsg to help in any community activities possibleg to help raise home and community standards in home-making. . LUCILLE BAKER FLORENCE DOOLEY MILDRED JONES MARGARET PI-ILEGAR GERTRUDE BALLARD RUTH EPPERLEY LILLYE MAE LYLE JEAN PRICE FRANCES BRADLEY BE1'rY JEAN FIRESTONE MARY KANODE EDNA MAE RATcL1F1 1 GI,ADYS BRYANT LEVELLE FLOVVERS Jo ANN Krrrs NORMA RUSSELL JUANITA BRYANT FRANCES FREEMAN Lois MCCARTY PAILEEN SEcR1s'r DORIS CREASY IRENE GARST MARJORxE IVICKAY JERRY TERRY RUTH CROMER MAROIE I-IAMELIN CHRISTINE PEOICO BE1'rY TICE BEEE CROUCH JUNE l'lYLTON RUTH PEROUE JACKIE VV1GcxN'roN MARY ALICE CROVVDER MARY JANNEY HELEN DILLON EVELYN PETERS DORIS VVRIGHT C617 lm W' We, the Senior Class of 1943, being of moronic minds and memory and considering the uncertain future, do hereby present our last will and testament. Jack Ashworth leaves his versatility to Dick Sprinkle. Pete Smith leaves Reynolds and his football to Porky lVIanuel. Baldy llflae Jane CTylerj Campbell leaves his st-st-stuttering and Crockett to Willie Hahn. Eunice Doyle leaves her baton to the future drum majorettes of Fleming. CWe dare 'em to be better than she.J Rachael Brugh leaves her dignity to Bebe Crouch. Anne Weaver' leaves her legs,' and painting ability to the future-ahem-artists of next year. Butch lVIorgan Betty leaves her wit and might to Ernest Lee Quisenberry. Emogene Meador leaves her ability to carry a Torch to Gere Rose. The woo hounds leave their ba1'ely unused lots up on Mill Mouiitaiii to the lucky class who might be able to get some gas and tires. ' Hazel Hall leaves her beauty to anybody who needs it. The Seniors leave the Annual work to the lucky C ?J Seniors-to-be. Jennings Booker leaves his attentiveness in class to Roy Bible. VVoman-hater Phlegar CRichardj leaves all his admirers to Carl Reynolds. Ma1'y Jane Fowler leaves her energy to Fred Balder. Frances Freeman leaves her good grades to Joan Goode. . Margaret Phlegar leaves her bobby pins to Gene Wilson, so he'll have a supply at the basket ball games. Leroy Etter leaves Prissy -no, he isn't-he's going to take her with him! Wiley Wright leaves his ability to get to class on time to Tracy W1'igl1t. Cleo Woodsoii leaves her hair to Guy Kidd. Prissy Schwarzell leaves Gus Cromer all her books to increase his reputation for being studious during the coming year. To Doris Jean VVood, the Senior Class leaves George with much love. Jerry Terry leaves her Wit to Jerry Byrd. Sheik,' Brugh fBlairJ leaves his gal. . .period. He just leaves 'em. Jimmy Saunders leaves his height to Johnnie Gwen. Byron White leaves his generosity to the Seniors of next year. Gloria Bishop leaves her smiles to Rosey'y Ingram. Buddy Bryan leaves his English to llfiiss Freeman. Earl Bryant leaves his wavy hair to Harry Whiteside. Elmer Hylton leaves Christine to the Junior boys of next year. Charlie lllitchell leaves his ability to wmv the girls to all the boys that need it. Alfred Secrist leaves his ability to study to Jerry Byrd. The Seniors and the newspaper staff leave the newspaper to the staff of next year. Dorothy Roberts leaves her sparkles to Jackie Wiggiritori Cas if she needed itj. Edith lWcVeigh leaves her ability to become engaged so much to anyone that needs a man. Bobby Stultz leaves his talkativeness to Dick Welsh. In witness whereof, we, the Class of 1943, being of unsound mind and nutty be- havior, do hereby fix our seal this ninth day of June, in the year one thousand nine hundred and forty-three. Signed: CLASS OF 1943. i 62 l Flowers for Every Occasion C071lf7!illl87lfS Of First Federal Savings SL Loan Association of Roanoke I 34 West Church Avenue FALLUN Direct Reduction Loans FLORIST Savings Shares DIAL 3-1539 GILES BROTHERS FURNITURE I6I8 East Church Avenue ROANOKE, VIRGINIA CALDWELL-SITES CO. Pfflzolesale and Retail BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, GIFTS AND OFFICE OUTFITTERS IOS South Jefferson Street Fifty-Four Years Young OAK HALL QUALITY CLOTHES FOR ALL THE FAMILY AT PLEASING 0 PRI CES OAK HALL Thru-the-Block Jefferson Street 'l'hrough to Campbell Avenue 1641 Compliments of PATTERSON DRUG CO. 308 South Jefferson Street ' DIAL 9244 PROMPT SERVICE N EWMAN'S FIVE AND TEN CENT STORE PV here Values Are Valued 2318 VVllll2lII1SOIl Road Where Clothing and Furnishings Are Just Different Enough to hiake Them Distinctive Courtesy of BIG 4 BARBER SHOPS ? - S. J. VVRIGI-IT ...Rg5.ix':,, I E. T. JONES f 02 ' KENT SCAGGS 5f'i -f!:.'1i - ' E . . ' L'E .'I' SET I ii I II s, I Il c. :f::,',' ' E' 11' CRAFT Air-Condilioned JEFFERSON CLOTHING RECREATION PARLORS 30912 South Jefferson Street Il Alleys Dial 2-93OI -I. W. CALLAHAN, illmmger ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Cloak Room-No Charge fr COMPANY Wlzere M671 and Young lllen Can Find Their Style + IO7 VVI-:st Campbell Avenue ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 4653 A. H. TEICHLER STALL 4, CITY MARKET FRESH AND CURED MEATS + WE DELIVER DIAL 7255 Henry Street Pharmacy, Inc. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS The REXALL Store PHONE DIAL 2-345 I 315 Henry St., S. W. Roanoke, Va. ART BARBER SHOP Virg'inia's Finest Barber Shop ' ' ' IVIANICURING Slang Hlmmch s C70ffleLlv2l01ll1q!l1eJIarId11IazdIh11.S'h15lQ011IIq DIAL 5841 31 I Henry St., S. VV. Roanoke, Va. SIDNEY'S 501 South Jeiferson Street Smart Junior Wear' for flflirs and Ildfisses HEDGE LAWN Florist and ZVursery Roanoke's Pioneer Nursery Let Us Beautify Your Home Grounds SMART FURS OUR SLOGAN. READY-'I'o-VV EAR MILLINERY AND ACCESSORIES AND SHOES If is not homff until it is Married ROADSIDE INN BEAUTY SALON DIAL 3-0406 Special Prices for School Girls on Permrznerzts RAIN B0 'S CM'-BREAD C667 JOSEPH SPIGEL, INC. Campbell Avenue :It Henry Street ROANOKE, VIRGINIA CO7IZjIli7lZE71fS of S. H. KRESS SL CO. 5-IO-25c STORE ROANOKE, VIRGINIA C.-xNIJI.E-GI.O TOURIST HOME A Home of Comfort and Hospitality for Travelers zroz VVII.I.IAIvIsoN ROAD MRS. J. VV. STEWART, Ofwrzrr The Drum Ilffajofs Jlfalheru DIAL 2-8169 PROPST-CHILDRESS SHOE CO FINE SHOES AND HOSIERY Tis zz Feat to Fit Feet DIAL 9269 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA ,mth X Compliments of . BLUB RIBBON - -I 4 , 5 2 23 'T h ai 5, g I., RESTAURANT 'M .'v1I 5- '17-I-L :,.,Ie:'M Bl 2 xc., R. , . X BY X - ' ,f MR. AND MRS. C. M. GANAS, Prop. XxiwV4!xV K . National Business College Roanoke, Virginia Schools of Business Administration and Secretarial Science Accountancy,Auditing, Income Tax, C. P. A. Coaching, Bookkeeping, Banking, Finance, Office Machines, Stenographic, Secretarial, B. C. S., B. S. S., or H. G. B. degrees in two years. Diploma courses, seven to fifteen months. 700 students. Em- ployment. Coeducational. Athletics. Social activities. For high school graduates and college students. Building and equipment valued at S300,000. Write for 80-page catalog H. Address Registrar, Box 2059, Roanoke, Virginia. 136 Campbell Avenue, YVest 2504 VVilliaIIIsoI1 Road DIAL 2-2301 Compliments Of C. STURLING WILLIAMS VVITI-I CENTRAL MANUFACTURIHG CO. f67l Complimenls ofthe LEE THEATRE AND SODA SHOP IQO2'IQO4 Williamson Road Dial 3-1571 CONSISTENT, WHOLESOME ENTERTAINMENT nR6'7ldL'Z'U0llS for the Colonel! BECAUSE Style Comes FirJt ' MITCHELL C110 M ING I ra or g gaxi - n o I N PAH Pyindshielzl and dzzto Glass Repairing DIAL 9600 ABE HUDDLESTON Acetylene and Electric VVelcli11g Radiator Repairing 199 CoMMoNvvEAL'1'H AX'ENUE, N. E. ROANOKE, Vmmxu KENNETT SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Roanoke, Virginia COMIILETIQ COMMIIRCIAL AND SEcR12'rARIAL COURSES Day and Niglzt Classes II II-4' I 'WJEUJELERS S 2l2 Souih Jef-Person Street DIAL 2-8763 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Iwi .. lf,.1I.1 fko-P C687 Thr' B651 1'IOIIl0-COORFII Foods at VALLEY INN UH' Sperzalzzc Ill CHICKEN, V1RG1N1A HANI AND OLS-BONE STEAK DINNERS C0lIlfllilIlE7ZfS of AUTO SPRING AND BEARING Co., INC. U. S. Route xx Dial 2-3945 U8 Luck Avenue Six Miles North of Roanoke, Va. H O R N E ' S THE lWEN'S AND CREATOR OF CORRECT lX'I1LL1NERx A N D BOYS' STORE CORR ECT CLOTHES FOR VVOMEN OTVWZ6 410 South Jefferson Street R RMA VMI! IO6 West Campbell Avenue 404 Edin Jedih Zlae Me Bea! STB N A 'fo 4? Q1 4-' 1 Q, RY PRODR LABORATORY CONTROLLED HROANOKELS MOST MODERN DAIRY 1691 EARL WOOD DZ.XfiHCfZi17E Printing 109 WoOdlaIId Avenue Williamson Road DIAL 7503 - 9007 Pay Cash and Pocket the Profit NATALIE SI-IOPPE Sponsoring Smart Ajrjmrel for the School flfiss ROA NOKE, VA. MOUNT SCENERY SERVICE STATION GOOD GULF GAS AND OILS GRKJCERIES AND DRINKS VVilliamson Road PHONE 3-0093 Cozrzjzlizlzerzts of L. F. ROSE CITY NIARKET DE LUXE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Pyhere Seritice is Prompt zoo8 WII.I.IAMsoN ROAD PHONE 2-3133 A. S. PFLUEGER R EGIST ER ED -IEWELEII A nzerimn Gem Society IIS Wfest Campbell Avenue ROANOKE, VA. PHONE 3-Io5x METROPOLITAN CAFE AND SODA GRILL RoIxNoKI2's l'oIu:xIos'r IZATING l'I..xcE AIR-CONDTTIONED GOOD FOOD IS GOOD HEAI. I'I-I Jllxmbar of Slalr n1I1fN11tin 1IfI I Riffllllflllll .fluorinliuvn 510 South Jefferson St. Roanoke, Va. i701 Conzjrliments of - CRYSTAL SPRING LAUNDRY PI-IONE 9234. GRAND PIANO CO. Home ofE'very1'hing fllusical FINE FURNITURE PIANOS FURNITURE SHEET MUSIC FRIOIDAIRES RECORDS HOME FURNISHINGS You Hrc lVflcome FOR HOME DECORATIONS CONSULT REID SL CUTSHALL Thr Dz'partnu'nlS1orr of Home Furnixhinyx ALEX Y. LEE Expert Lock and Gunsnzitlzs Vacuum Cleflners Repaired 101 Salem Avenue, VVest 209-xr CIIMIIEELI. AX'ENUE, VVEST DIAL 9832 ROANOKE, Vx Roanoke City Mills, Inc. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Soutlfs Finest Fleurs METROPOLITAN - LIGHT WHITE C713 Complinzentx of MURCHEN'S, INC. MEN,S FURNISHINGS JEYVELRY - SPORTING GOODS Phone 2-2652 IO South Jefferson Co nzplinzents of ROANOKE LOAN SOCIETY Incorporaled HORACE FLANIGAN, Managar JOHNSTON BROS. HTEXACOH SERVICE STATION W. T. I-IYLTON,S GROCERY GAS, OIL AND ACCESSORIES Candies, Tabarfox, Soft Drinks, Ire Cream We Sn-we to Plump Williamson Road and mth Street Ext. DIAI. 4x39 HOLLINS ROAD IJIAI. 2-9626 PHELPS AND ARMISTEAD Incorporated Complete Home Ollfflsfff'I'.f BUY WAR BONDS WITH VVHAT YOU SAVE III-II3 Campbell Avenue, VVest ROANOKE, VA. PHOTOGRAPHERS TO THE COLONEL, 1943 Pholoymjmlzx from Your Negzztifues .fllzvays flvrlilnble WOODWARD STU DIO PIIONE 8-I SALEM, VIRGINIA C727 BAER'S 109 VVES1' CAMPBELL AVENUE IVllE7'l' Smart, Youthful fljmparrl is Exrflu.vi've - Not Exjzeizxi-ve CHARLES LUNSFORD Sz SONS 1010 Colonial-American National Bank Building PHON E 7301 C'O1lIf7!illlc llfS of NICLELLAN STORES CO. I9 West Campbell Avenue ROANOKE, VA. COlllfJIiIIl67Zf5' of VV. T. GRANT COMPANY HARDIE BROTHERS SERVICE STATION -A' GROCERIES if Opposite VVillinm Fleming High School 'PHONE 2-9311 Conzjrlimzfntx of ROANOKE NEHI BOTTLING CO. BOTTLERS OF ROYAL CROWN COLA PAR-T-PAK AND NEHI C737 FITZTVIAURTCE BROS. Wfilliamson Road HARDVVARE STORE PHONE 2-04.4.1 Let Us Serve You THE NEW KANNTS 309 South Jefferson Street flpjJ11rz'l for Junior flfissu BROTHERHOOD TYTERCANTILE COM PANY Better Clothing and FZl1'7ZiJ'1lillgS for fllelz, Young 111611 and Boys 107 South Jefferson Street ROANOKE, VA. ROH7Z0kL',S Oldest Drzzggixt PRESCRIPTIONS Over Zl Million Since I89IH Try BARN ES First llc Puts U11 Pl'l'.S'U'ifIfi07lJJ, 2 south Jefferson street We Are Iwindful of the Fact That the Growth and Success Of Any Business Depends Entirely on the QUALITY AND THE SERVICE RENDERED U70 llafve al AU Times Ilfade H71 Ifonesf Emlezzfunr to .7lIf1in1fa1in This Stamlarzl Cm ,puma DAIRY PRODUCTS CLOVER CREATVIERY CONIPANY, TNC. DIAL 6261 C745 A. BOWMAN AND SON Bakers of SUNBEAM BREAD Enriched with Vitamin B1 Calcium and Iron NELSON HARDWARE COMPANY 1888 - Fifty-Fifve Years - 194.3 llfr' Sjwrialize in Party and Hfedding Cake.: DIAL 2-3485 Roano,l'e's Only Exrlusifve Sporting Goods Store S A M 7 S VVORK CLOTHES ARE OUR SPECIALTY For the Greatest Values 304-306 Nelson Street IQ CHHlpbCll AVCl1lIC, East Dial 9247 ASK FOR SAM DEAR GRADUATES : Remember, this is your commenceinent, not your ending. So con- tinue to drink deeply of the knowledge education has to offer. You will begin to be profoundly wise when you can realize God's greatness and your littleness, when you can distinguish between bigotry and prejudice against understanding and good will. C757 FOR YOUR DAIRY PRODUCTS DIAL 2-3461 Q V .mrup I-XXUUR Q ROANOKE DAIRY AND ICE CREAM COMPANY :lil il T il i- s .f ll 'N 1 2 ,5 I I . il, ':' ' ll 4 v l I H ! ll' I l ll ' i-1 --I ii ll HE l . ,- , - J, 4 if T l ' - 'ci H11 1 l E. 7fael'14m4 Redwall . . . For two generations the STONE imprint on college yearbooks has carried with it the assurance of high-quality printing and on-time delivery. We handle the entire production job, with careful super- vision from beginning to end. Working in close cooperation with the editors and staff members of college annuals, our skilled artists plan the layout. Half-tone illustrations are made under the direc- tion of engraving experts. The utmost care in printing and binding produce a finished job of which any school may well be proud. 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