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

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7.1: JA .9 lo H swam. cyaii.. AWA 'W 3004 smfd SEE VW' lfv -IA: Andi' DF -IAQ 5,,,Af. A Z!!! L? Srtrffme fl?4 !Jo u e' 91-M4 , 795, lvgd LAW Qhgffael ,greet ffeedom True Freedom has to be used or it cannot be said to exist. Meri under the shackles of hunger and exposure are not free. Over a Hfth of the Greek population was starved to death by the German army of occupa- tion by the end of 19435 the entire Greek people ,U '2' uL 7 9 .,.2,.,J, 5-new 0-fri-A9 QP 1 fi f W'!1 f. afwfd' MJ- MM, 9 ,9fo'V ' VH, ' 42 W, rom clflfanf ,WM 0' 'if-J' 0'-4' were reported to be on the verge of a horrible death. l It is obvious that a secure world will have to be free from want. No one must suffer for the lack of life's necessities either because of the greed or the ignorance of others. These other freedoms are of little value to a dying man. ff Qffdmzkzzkfmizbfz '1

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MISS 'TI-IELMA MORRIS MRS. IQATH ERINE MASi'LN MR. D. G. BAKER I II II: II ,. II Sw rw MRS. RUTH PAINTER MISS AUDRLY GUTHRIE MRS. EDITH MASON MISS ELIZAREIH W XLROND MRS. MILDRED YOUNG MISS PEARL IXIRKWOOD MRS. VIRGINIA BOYD dfblflyl MRS. EVELYN GILES Assistant Principal every trouble Patience is the llest remedy for