William Fleming High School - Colonel Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)
- Class of 1947
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Now, with the return of peace and the beginning of the establishment of good will all over the world, we can once again turn our thoughts to the little things we knew and loved before the terrible international conflict. Recognizing this, we, of the 1946 Annual Staff, have chosen a comparatively simple subject, School Activities, as our theme. lVe think it is more than fitting at the present time, for upon our shoulders falls the responsibility of build- ing a bright, new world. The training we receive in the classroom, and the tolerance we learn through student government and clubs, the respect with which we treat our teachers and fellow students, all prepare us to meet our obligations in later life. We sincerely hope, as you turn these pages now, and in years to come, that they will strike a familiar note and bring to mind all the unforgettable experiences that make high school years wonderful years. ,ggigbdlwfl To the sponsors of Tm: COLONEL, Nlrs. Mason, Rlrs. Young and Miss James, who have been patient in service, eager in interest, unfaltering in sympathy, unstinting in their generosity of time and labor, who, through their unswerving efforts, have made this First peaceful year one of enjoyment and inspiration for us, we, the Senior Class, clo gratefully and affectionately dedicate this 1946 issue of 'PHE COLONEL. The 1946 Colonel fg0Ill2fll2' 1. GUIDANCE 2. GLASSES 3. EXPERIENCE 0. SPORTS b. CLUBS C. ADVERTISEMENTS V, ,x . if-Us 5 QMQM lIllIll mgzunuz xv nh-:nnmmnummmmmwv X . -Il!!!n!llKi.lU.!b?,2!1f '.!!'tl0. Kl! l1Z92W M 'XS 54, 'Y , Z x 2 jf Vi Q fu 'X N ,,x x xif u .N fj: Y 4 1 ,Pj gdihhdd The l946 Colonel . . . X n Mrs. Elizabeth I. Powell When school life at Fleming is over, it will be a great pleasure to think back upon the happy days we have spent here, and to think of the friendships we have formed. Vile feel sure that no boy or girl will go from this school who does not feel that he or she can be a bigger, a broader, a better citizen by having come in contact with our principal, Mrs. Powell, of whom we think as our guide. After a while we shall be able to appreciate even more than we do now the value of her work in giving us the proper training. We are grateful for everything that Mrs. Powell has done for us during our five years at Fleming because we realize that her determined efforts as principal have made our school life successful. F int Row-flrruxr Mn. DONALIJ Bmusk, B.S. Induxtffal Art: Mks. Mxnmuan Ymmc, A.B. Pulitiml Srffnrr Mus. Vmslnu MAsoN, B.S. Englifh Miss M1mGAxus'r jluulss, B.S. BuJ'iut.U Edumlfou MR. Ton Dxxox, A.B. Sfimn Srcond Raw-Arran Miss RUTH HUTCHERSQN, B.S. Librarian Miss GAYLE Joxmsrm, B.S. Hixlory zmffy Mks. Dokp'rm' 'I'uuRsToN, BJC. Brumfn Edumtmn Fuurth Row-Arrow Mk. FRED Smrru, B.S. Mus. Gnwsvn-:vu Dncrfmsow, BJC., B.S. Phyfifal Edilffllfufl Drazzlulm' Mxs. ELIZABETKX RICE, B.S. Miss Mluuu Urr, A.B. MW Euglixh Miss Bmsv STQNE, A.B. English Mus. EDITH WILMJRSON, A.B Third Raw-Afrox: ' Gmgruphy Mn. Doucuxs Kmu, B.S. Illailxzmruiu Miss I ANxna Smwaksox, A.B. Englifh Miss TIIIQLMA Mokxus, A.B. Mallmuntirx Mas. Dluusx' SLDAN, B.S. Fyzh Row-zlcrnn' Mus. RUTH PMNT1-Jn, B.S. Home licurxornicr Sgffm-f Mxss PEARL Kxxxwoon, B.S. Mus. ELIZABETH L. Powau., B Grnfral Scimrt Principal Mus. Vuscmm Bovp, B.S. Mas. ROMA Gus'rlN, B.A. Phyncul Eriucaluon Languagn They Who Guide Us . . . ga,-unfy 45f1a,6slozis' -um wrll your paw. --swf .mmm W may mfnllm.-nu Ly mum. -'ru br H-mu we .W is mf may vm ullifr. Gruiux is Inlmll :ff on mf by mums. A-lrzml in umm, wwf if mu. my -'rm my ln hr n..1,-,fy is fa n.-rp nmkr olhrr.1llnlryly. fm -'u.1m1nm if ,mfjfuzu-rm1sxzmmf.1in boom-. 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Vw: Prefzdnzt . . . . . .Srcretary . . .Sponyorr COMMENCEM ENT To all afubfllmfnl of drmmx, A bright :tar al lan grow: nmwrf fl night that ir happy, a night that ix md, .-1 night that i.r juyazuly, achingly glad: With nhl :cermr and farn grown rlrarrr. ll'lu1l though the way ha: bun Yhurny at iimrs? W:'f'r had uurfull ,rharr qt' lhrjlowrmg In clasxraomx whfu learning wa: mingled with fun, In laughin and team- and in vfrtorin wht: wan, W for mlarged and fncrraxed all our powcrx. Comumrcrrneut: flchirvzrrzerrt, attainment, .ruccufg ll'r'rfz rrarhrd thr bright goal that wr nt, B141 wr muft notfaltn, auf ztmrl' Lv not flour, Our lufk if not jinirhfd, our rar: ix nat run And Ihr timrfur repoxe ix not yzl. Fur canxfnznrznznzt if but the beginning nf life, A floor opening out to the brxtf Jud wr mu!! pan ihrough it and triad the 'nzw way, Give thnnkffor Ihr pun, breathe a prayzrfor today, flttu' :tart our lif:': work with nav zu-I. JEANNE Bum The Colonel Imi Psmu. Anuow Paul Dignificd, szudicns, considerate PRESTUN LEE Asuwsu, j1miur Polite, earnest, scholarly Louise Tusu-m Biisxmu Svmukit Serene, regal, jocosc MAncAxs'r Louisa Br.ouN'r Blount Lovablc, tranquil, sincere Lgdfllliif fl2l Mrxxms E. ARNNGTQN Marx Positive, prim, striking Rm.:-u Lraorunn Ausrm .4u.rlin Dependable, submissive, timid Fume Wnoxnnv B1-:fum Chile Pleasant, fun-loving, athletic jour: Au-:xumz-:K BOSTIAN johnny Outstanding, aliable, composed STELLA FRANCES BRAm.m' H Fran Trim, discerning, serene JACQUELINE VERNELLE Brurrs jark:y Eager, witty, debonnir MARY JANE BRYAN Cherry Sweet, merry, serious GEN!-: CYNTHIA CRocR1-:TT Cyndy Versatile, dynamic, compnmonable Nineteen Forty-Six 452711015 MERLENE BRILLIIART Mm Cordial, humble, benevolent ANNH: RUTH BROWN Ginger Dependable, singular, exact JEANNI: ANN Bum Bunny Talenlul, original, pleasing Aivrnun Lawns Du.LoN .rdnn Good sport, carefree, smiling l13l The Colonel HEL!-:N Louisa Dn.LoN Lou Sophisticated, dainty, unassuming AWA Bi:RNAxn Donn Billy Jolly, willful, quiet Gam: Hnivrwsu. Eu.ls Ellix Considerate, accommodating, polite JEAN FRANCES Fsxsuson F:rgir Placid, cultured, reserved agefzfbfzs I141 FLORENCE D'Ln.LmN Doousv Harrie Calm, honest, reliable EUGENE Rnwuown Dovuz Gene Spirited, happy, generous Finns O'RE1'A Fzmus Fal.rnna Striking, intelligent, composed Barn' jx-:AN FmEs'roNE URW, Active, capable, jovial Cunrls W. Fx-rzcmmw Fin Dashing, courteous, progressive GLORIA Ims Fourz Blondie Benevolent, ohliging, fair Dams DEAN GAY Littl: Gay Cheerful, cordial, frivolous PEGGY ANN Hluuus M:-ha Mischievous, dulcet, happy agenzbxlf l15l Nineteen Forty-Six Roclzk W1Ns1'oN Frrzcl-:RALD Windy Friendly, capable, alert Roni-:n-r Giumcsn Fimcxsn Flash Amusing, dauntless, manful Mr:LvA Reueccn HALL Milly Polite, discreet, sincere WILLIAM GILBERT HoLYFlr:LD Rabbit Good-naulrcd, cooperative, ambitious The Colonel Doxus Klrrm-:runs Hos1-E1-nan llo,f:ie Amicable, jovial, dependable JAMES Doucuruz Jolmsorz DaughfIz Immature, combustible, elated Ruaunn Cwmu. joumusu. jaurnell Energetic, accommodating engaging Nm-:cv Lou Klnssv n Bud.. Self-possessed, orderly, refined Lgemiws U51 LLovu CALvxN JAMES S pred Modest, well-mannered, consclentlous MlLun:n Mlxxmxe jormson Fool Affahle, staunch, reliable MARY Nom. Kllxous A' Shorty Serene, commendable, scrupulous Donn-ruv ANN LANcs1-oN H Dull, Wholesome, youthful, eager MoN'r MILLI-:Il LINKENAUGEII Eau Loyal, unselhsh, masculine TERRY ALLEN MARTIN uslugn Moronic, submissive, carefree THOMAS SAMUEL MINYAIUI L'MiNHZl, Grave, cautious, athletic PAULINE MAIIIE Mocuu: Cook Attractive, natural, poised tgemkws H71 N ineteen Forty-Six jzsss Booman MARTIN Marlin Whimsical, droll, pleasant DokIs JEAN MCGNADY Shorty Immaculate, considerate, bonny liusrz BI.ANcIII-: MooxIAw Elin Eager, serious, deserving DoNAI.D RICIIAILD NIsI.soN Shark Droll, maunish, polite The Colonel Envrma ELIZABETH Pmzonn upuln Graceful, laudable, vivacious Cx.Av.u:xNE BELLE Plums Pudgy Musical, sagacious, accommodating RKITH ELIZABETH Poxwnmxrsu Sooki: Surpassing, earnest, dependable VELMA KA'ruL1:EN Rlmroxn BIondr Reticent, prim, friendly Lgemiws IIS! josrrx Susmum PAVNH Butch Steadfast, likeable, virile Muzlsrrls Oni: Pon' uM,,p,.y,, Silent, discreet, calm MARGUERITE Luca Pklrrr 1lIarg: Placid, jovial, benignanl LILLMN RUTH SAUNDERS Leflyl' Mumual, optimiszic, fervent GAKLAND CoNs'rExN Roni Pat: Positive, serious, kind Cmuulzs Enwmm Sco1'r Charliz Prevaricative, capable, out-spoken M1u1'mA JANE SMITH Shorty Composed, quiet, qualihed Avun: Mu: Sl-Ancnmm Gingtr Affablc, obliging, apt 45efzz2ws H91 Nineteen Forty-Six Dams ANN Scorr ustlillftn Poised, youthful, agreeable MARY Bon Sswzu. T:nnr.u1e Socinble, frank, winsome Mn.mu:u Cmusrma Smrrn SmiIIy joyous, cordial, supple Mlaluzrrr Lmm' SPENCER Spid:r Amusing, solemn, boyish The Colonel Rem-:cell ANN SrruNNl.x-3 Baby Mischievous, agile, gay LONRAINE ELxunla1'n STUL11 Stult:'. Attractive, chaste, determined JULIA Vxcroiuli Tnoxvms .1 ju dyn Loyal, truthful, efficient Noxuui JEANNE Tom.lNsoN Dinky Patient, mutual, sedate Lgdillbflf E201 ,IONN W1-:suzv STEWART johnny Agreeable, vigilant, neat JACQUELINE JUNE Summon jackie Strikin , o ulnr, dexterous S P P BE1'rYjANla Tlcl: HRH-, Worthy, commendable, alfable EVA MAE WADE HEH Studious, astute, qualified Nineteen Forty-Six dgemkws Rxcxmnu Lx-:oN Wmsu Fnomm Bnnmqg WHAR-my 3'4 'PI Billie B0Yl5h, MPPY, dlsffcff Modest, talented, scholarly WILM an Howmxn Wnrrmlma A Whiz ' Dokoruv FRANCES WHORLEY .. DM., Handsome, artistic, unbiased 5 Genml- camcsf- qulet Donrrrm' GWYNN Wnxclrr Pnosazf: ANN Wlc-clN'mN upupn Deniz . ' Stnunclx, amicable, jovlal, dauntless, attractlvc commendable R1n'moNn Benn' Msnuon Cmuun ADEAN ZIEGLER ,, . ,, N U Bzrrxu ' Dmn Q Immaculate, generous, Erudltc, fervent, unsellish cmlmslashc NOT PICTURED RAL:-N EMERSQN ING!-: l2ll. The Colonel MOST OUTSTANDING Jour: Bos'r1AN FAYE Flsnkxs MOST TYPICAL SENIOR Cuxms F11-zcExA1.n JEAN Fsncusow BEST ALL ROUND Ronlalvr FEACKEE MARGARET BLouN'r MOST CAPABLE WINSTON Frrzsnmnn Cvm-HxA CRocxE1'r agefzm mal i221 MOST POPULAR Cukns FITZGERALD Lxcxla SURFACE MOST DEPENDABLE' RAvnuEN jou KNELL BEEN ICE WHARTON BEST LOOKING Bn.x.v Wurrmnxs PAYE I Eluus QU I ETEST PRESTON AsnwEu. JANE Smrnl IIAPPI EST EUGEN E Doyus Dokls HosTE1'rEn MOST ATHLETIC Bl Lu' HoLx'Fx 1-:Lu Baum' Sr-nlxxuz MOST LIKICLY TO SUCCIEIED GARLAND Ron: Rum-u Polxnuxrrzn MOST PICRSONALITY 1fnANx Bmum MARY Sswnu. agemkw mal I23l Nineteen Forty Slx MOST SERIOUS ARTHUR Dn.1.ox Dmus Scorr MOST DIGNIFIED 'l'nml.xs M1NvAkn Cl.,wmN1s Pumus WI'l'l'H'IS'I' Fnmxx Bxzfum :Xxwmx Zn-:c:1.ra1x MOST l,l KARLE MoN'r I,xNrcrgNAw:x-xx NTAKY AIANIQ BRYAN The Colonel Q24 6Z?lld!f M0107 45affaof Sxjelfbnces . . . Q, li W I - y! Ny, u 4, 410 ik ,l., , ! , , if 'Z 5 - WW Q r :nQ'-i kl L fi: -1' ' ix 51 sm 0 W M X Q E 12 ' N M .4 wif :.I2 f- -:' ' N, W Jfwlniw ,Jw-8' Q ,- ffg -f +Xv 1 1 5 'f-30. A X 4 ?5?'N W YQ x g , f 'j'1i1?X1l' !i1 mo., 7 y gl 1w 1 i'V 'K X ww 1 Q- , ' if 1.J5w,: 35RW rg M ': X Y 7 i siff -W . NNW. X X , ,.,Q. l sf., ON TO NEW YORK Nineteen Forty-Six eww 5655 OFFICERS Miss SANDERsoN. .. ............ Spouror Louisa AKERS ...,.,, ,.,. S rrrrlnry-Trrruurrr DONNIE CMIPBELL ..,. ......... I 'mvidml BETTY DIVERS ..... ,,.. I 'ire Prrxidrrzt MR. BAKER .... ...... S ponxur Each year we find ourselves nearer to the end of school and the beginning of our career. For us Juniors, only one more year of school life remains. Realizing this, we have done our best to make this one of the most eventful years in our school's historyg one we shall always remember in years to come. Our first activity was a comedy radio skit. We sponsored a very successful dance in April. The big event of the year was, ns always, the junior-Senior Prom. The re- freshments zxnd the beautifully decorated auditorium were never equalled by any- thing previous. The Prom closed the book on our junior Activities. l25l The Colonel I i261 211112145 MAIIGUIQRITE AIIsIxInIz Loulss Axsns TIIELIIA AI.1'IzI:II NAIIINI-: AsIIwI:LI. CAIII. BALLARD RAMoNA Bmzmzk .IANET BASIIAII MII.muaIz BowI.INc. MILLVIN BIIAIILEI' BEITI' SUI-: BRILLIIAR1' DoucI.As Bmw VIRGINIA BUIINETII: Doxorm' CAIIILI. LIQONA CALnwI:I.I. RoIIIsIx1' CAI.uwIeI.I. EUGENE CALLAWAY DuN1II.u CAIIII'uELI. Blersv CARI-I:I1 B. T. CARTER Barn' CR.uI'roIuI liluu. Cnoucu lirzvrv JEAN Clxownmz .Maru Cunnv BI-:Tr1' DIVERS Rum' DuIzI.Iav ANN DUNLAI1 WILIIA ELLIIR IvIAIxJoRII: EVANS zfmim' BxLLY I'ExcusoN Jorma Fsluus BAxxxAxA FLIPPEN jouNNv Fxumu VIEGINIA Fnrru CnARLo1'rE HASH Rlcnuw Hvxxrnn MARIAN INGE CATHENNE JENNINGS ALICE -IouNsToN NIAnnAkE'r KESSLEE CQLLEEN LAvENnEn Bmumm LEGG liurru Luna Cxxma LYLE BILL MANUEL BE-rn' MCMANAMA jncx Mmnok SONNY MICUAE1. ADELEE MILLER Pinxnsrxmz MITCHELL jmm Mukrm' Romer: MURRAY jncx NEWMAN Enrrn Onaxcmux Rum' Ouaxculur: Pl-:car OWEN DENNIS OVLER Nineteen Forty-Six l271 The Colonel i231 wukws CARL Pmmus Lxewls PET:-:Rs Bu.x.v Pom: IRls PRon-'rrr HENRY QuxsENsERRv Bzrrx' RANUALL HELEN Sr:cRxs1' MYRNA Sum-'Finn Rosh-:MARY SHUFFLEHARGER HARRY SHUMATL-: DUANE SxssoN GRAYSQN TuoMPsoN Lx'Nwoon Tous JEAN VAucuN Enrru VERNON HESTER WADE jovcr: WARu Dokorlw WEAVER -IQANNL: WEBBER ALBERT Wn.soN MARGARET Wmcm' TRACE' Wxxcm- Nineteen Forty Six las! WW :ml Qaffamefzf We. the members of the Senior Class of 1946, being of unsound minds and bodies, do hereby issue a declaration of bc- quest of all our unearthly goods to the potential heirs of the lower class with the sincere desire that they put them to better use than we did. Curtis Fitzgerald leaves Betty Jean behind, much as he hates to do it. Doris Jean McGrady wills her years in Home Economics class to Joane Ferris. Terry Martin says that Henry Quisenberry may have all his troubles with Mrs. Young. Margaret Blount gives Mont up to Fleming for a little longer Cpoor Fleminglj, Donald Nelson bequeaths his old flivver to Robert Murray and Duane Sisson. Ida Arnold wills her friendliness to Margaret kVright. Eugene Doyle wills his wisecracksf?J to Douglas Burd. Edythe Patzold bequeaths her Yankee accent to Charlotte Hash. Adean Ziegler leaves her uwim, wigor, and witality to Ann Dunlap. Preston Ashwell wills his gentlemanly ways to Carl Perdue and Dennis Oyler. Frances Bradley relinquishes everything but her man QD to 'Thelma Altizer. Cynthia Crockett leaves her femininity to Betty Divers. Frankie Beahm hands down his lickleness to Louise Akers. Jeanne Sis Hopkins Byrd leaves her readings to anyone who wants to laugh at his own jokes. Jackie Surface wills her dreams of Florida to Dorothy Weaver. Booker Martin gives his knack for sleeping in classes to Millard Williams. Faye Ferris wills her outstanding participation in all school activities to Peggy Owen. Billy Doyle leaves his haircut to Lynwood Toms and Melvin Bradley. Louise Basham bequeaths all her absentee slips to John Murphy and Doris Hostettcr wills her singing ability to Edith Obencliain. Winston Fitzgerald bequeaths his pleasant baritone to Clyde Lyle and Carl Ballard. Muzetta Poli leaves her easy-going ways to B. T. Carter. Ruth Brown wills her decisiveness to Janet Basham. Billy Holylield gives his foot rests in Mr. Dixon's room to Lewis Peters and Billy Pope. Jeanne Tomlinson leaves her giggles to Helen Secrist while Velma Radford says iris Prohtt is the heir of her old, dirty saddle shoes. Merritt Spencer leaves -?that's all, just leaves. Peggy Harris wills her height to Flmestine Mitchell and Julia Thomas leaves her poise to Betsy Carper. Jolmny Stewart bequeaths his attentiveness in class to Sonny Michael. Pauline Moore leavcs her oomph to Maggie Abshire and Lillian Saunders wills her letter writing to Leona Caldwell. Rayburn Journell bequeaths his amours to Jack Newman. Bernice Wharton leaves her Beta ability to Ramona Baker. Dorothy Wright gives her gym suit to anyone who's sucker enough to take gym next year. Robert Frackcr wills his TKO CTechnical Knockouti to Barbara Legg. Becky Sprinkle leaves her 'A Rah Rah's to Ruby Dudley. Leon Welsh bequeaths his timidity to Grayson Thompson and Robert Caldwell. Doris Scott wills her quietness to Nadine Ashwell and Dorothy Whorley leaves her place in front of the locker room mirror to Betty Randall. Mary Sewell leaves her enthusiasm for lile to Virginia Burnette and Betty Crawford. Jackey Britts wills her laugh, or should we say howl, to Mildred Bowling. Arthur Dillon bequeaths his basketball physique to Tracy Wright. Mary Kanode leaves her curls to Joanne Webber. Mary Jane Bryan wills her excuses to go see Miss Morris to Barbara Flippen. Elise Moomaw leaves her graciousness to Margaret Kessler. Gene Ellis bequeaths his efforts to please the teachers to Harry Shu- mate and Arto Cuddy. Gloria Foutz wills her engaging grin to Edith Luke. Maxine Arrington leaves her musical ability to Johnny Fraim. Ruth Poindextcr wills her dependability to Alice Johnston. Ralph Inge just L' Anchors Aweighf' Ayrie Spangler leaves her Palxnolivc complexion to Geraldine Pearson, and Ralph Austin says he'll be glad to give Richard Hylton his book of phone numbers Qback issues, of coursej. Helen Dillon wills her hospital bed to Wilda Ellcr. John Bostian leaves his five years of excellent work to anybody who thinks he can do as well. Eva Wade bequeaths her studiousness to Jack Meador, and Nancy Lou Kasey wills her typewriter to Marjorie Evans. Dorothy Langston leaves her eagerness in chemistry to Colleen Lavender and James Johnson says Dorothy Cahill is welcome to his ability lor arguing. Melva Hall wills her calm manners to Joyce Ward while Florence Dooley leaves her sunny disposition to Betty McManama. Merlene Brillhart and Mildred Johnson leave their beautiful friendship to Jean Vaughn and Myrna Sheliield. Lloyd James wills his good conduct to Willie Wilson. Doris Gay leaves her A'gayness to Virginia Frith, and Marguerite Pratt wills her beauty to anyone who needs it fand who doesn'tj? Thomas Minyard leaves his freckles to 'iCotton,' Miller while Mildred Smith bequeaths her diamond to Hester Wade. Lorraine Stultz wills her agreeable personality to Edith Vernon. Phoebe Wigginton leaves her cheerfulness to Ruby Obenchain. Charles Scott leaves his love for Fleming to Eugene Callaway. Jean Ferguson wills her Spanish Il book, including Fortuna, to Catherine Jennings. Billy Whitmire leaves his enchanting gaze to Teddy Brillhart. Betty Jean Fire- stone leaves Inge without transportation. Mont Linkenauger says Donnie Campbell may have all his old worn-out chewing gum to play with in English class. Claudine Pharis wills her dignified manner to Betty Sue Brillhart. Ray Berry Meador and Garland Roth leave their Army Air Corps experiences to Billy Ferguson. Signed: Cuiss or 1946 i291 The Colonel w ' A f' XIV 1 1 1 , H , x ., ..Q fi- Tv' ' A' ff Ni , Ev gfhnw, sv A-T f pie. 1 A Y: 21 .5-75, , gf TMA - n w f:s'f.f ,gi xii ' fi I, ' ' . - ' if - 1 S A if .gf ' ggi 5- .' Q4 2 . Nix Na .1 A , , A ' A - X. p . ' t gi Mfg f v YL 1, '-' I .tg I 1 ..L- A Qf: .. - X 'J 2 A. . A ':- A 'Tk 34 QQ' ff 'Ls' Miz. fx! ' I .4 4 QF' -T A, as .- ' .7 'A 3' A ' :Gr 2- 372 A 7' DF' M I Lf j I C. V f- 2,327 S . f X -,, ' g ,X ff , ' gg E Q Q' . 9, QC 'gli V ,Qi A 'E . f ,fx 1-A A , ' X fr A ' -zzwkx, Y '11 g - , e Q ' Q W 1 H . . 'X ,, .' L. l30l agaiffamalef Cl.Anu: Auuorr RUBEKT ARNOLD MARIE AnuuNG1'oN Brirrx' Aslxuluw Run-Y Lou Asmvnu .IACK BA1.DwxN CLAIRE BAsuAM B151-rY BA'r'rs JACK BEETQN Dmurrux' Buxu: Iiv1c1.YN Boorn SUE Bnwxik -lm-cr: Bow1.zs Mumu-zu Bowuxc Grzonme Bownmx l3x:1'rY Bmw: RAY1uoNn Bnmunw Vnu:1NlA BRYANT FRANCIVZS BUTNEN Rlcxmxn Bvnn -IUANITA CAl.uw1a1.1. MARY CAxkos -IAMIQS CARTER ham: CNATAIAN Cl.AYToN CLARK NANCY Cuam-:N'r GliuAl.uxNla Co 'DEN Fume CRAWFQR w V D Mlsxxxx CREASY l'1x'li1.YN DxaM01'r Blu. Dnem. NANCY Dn.x.oN RAYMOND DUNCAN ,IvANrrA Fxsfxznu CLARA Fr:Rx1aL1. PEGGY l'xANxlu NAmA GlusoN IEAN Gooum 'BANNANA Glualc .lovcla HALE Fm-zu HAm.1N jEANNxNn HAMMOND Gmzmnxxxa HANNAnAss Gkmux HARDIE Bunm' HOLCOMB l'Iv1nua1'r HoLs'ru1N PAUL HU1-'mAN l.1NuA jAcNsoN CHARLES JONES l'Il,ToN joxx-gs Lrawxs joNxs loAN Kam' Barry LAYNE AIIQAN Lxuur CARLToN MCGHE1: WAYNE MANS Lgefffamafzes JACQUELINE MARTIN RALPH MATLTTN MARY Jovcxa MA1'rnEws Bn.u' fxlE1'rs BETH NllL'roN I m1kEs1' MORGAN Nxsmm Momus KENNETH Mm-LET Sus MUNSET I.AwxENcE Mmumv GAINOE Nlcums OANEE PANNER Jovcls Pmuusn Rom' PA1-klcx Vlumxm PAUL DALLAS PAVNE Pnvnus Przmco GoEuoN Pl-:'rERs CHRIKLES l'E'rEksoN Rlfnown l'owE1.x. CARL RErNnLus l.owE1.1. RonEksoN 1.u.Lu-: MAN' Rouslvrs BETTY JANE Rumznsox MARIE Rooms RouEETA SARVER Dmnonn' SAuNuEns l'fvAnE SAx'n.LE Kxrnsmxla Scmums LEE SETEER-r HEnnEnT SMITH Sumuex' SHANNS PEGGIE SHUGAE1' Vmm S:-ANm.En hh-zxvuz STANLEY HELEN SUE STARR Rxcumzn S'rEvENs BETTY JEAN STONE Yvoxxs STQNE BETTY JANE STUL11 PATSY 'I'Ax'l.oR ALMA Tlcs CHANDLEN 'I'owNsr:N11 BEvExu' Tumm- 'l'nEvon Tum: En BENLTN UMNEEGEE Roux-:RT VEST OwEN WADE JACQUELINE WMD JOE WEEEEE HAxo1.n WIHTP: Bon WnxTEslm-z Dolmuzs Wn1T'r1NcToN CARE Wn.suN Jos:-:1'mNE Woousox VENLQN Wool: JEAN Zu-:GLER Tm-:uuA ZmMEEmAx NOT PICTURICD NINA BENNINGTQN JAMES Bmw RANno1.ru Coma RQWENA Cvnm GET-mALu Duvu: GEnknE SAUL Asn WTLEURN Ixixnuxnn WxLx.xAms Nineteen Forty Six A' -'W T T J Q, J Q. J' M Jn ,' K x . 3 JJJJW J filed . fl! ' LQ A ' V fin i A F- ,T - Eg E .ef A' . . - 7 0333119 'gg - f '- 'wg 3' W ,, 1. :TY-Q J 1 Vp 1 Ji fr- , fi 5 ' E - Eff ' J 5 is .E 5Mj1.!,,11 esigaf A ' .-W- Mu. - , tif. N iii . T, Y is A A 4 'if -N , W -WW ' f ' A .aagi I 1 0 A 26+ v ' 0-, 1 . ee' A N2 A A E - 'vw : A X . A E J E 234.15 ,. EJs! qs J O 45. I in ACK T, , . - be itz' ' AM? A 22- lei? - R X A 13:1 :V , 1 J7fwisN LW Q NJN. I-'mn 1 V I 'A' X334-, 9- A, 3? an f J 'S' 11 , Mr: J f , V ,J 'X A - x N f 1 I1 . A 3 .P r. J , - F,,5,.- vu: 'gi -f A 'gf' ,V QS eagle-J Sv ,Agfa , . ' 1. ,gf gre, 'T' . ifllfr 'A V, ' , VW? J 'J . - K1 A, X' 'A YY: X .1 ' ,G an A H K V' ' . L , gif L I ss q.l,.m'7'a AQ: J V Arla: A f KX Q 255 24,5 l311 The Colonel Fin! Row JEAN AI.LIsoN RACHEL BRYANT ELLEN Houses DDT HQGAN BIz'rI'Y Km' VIRGINIA DAvIs BI-rrrv JANE Auno'rr VIRGINIA DLWII-r CIIARLo1-1-If: INGIL Ru1'II C.ILLIsoN BI-:csv DuuLm' FRANCI-:s Bowuzs ULIJINE CALnwIaI.L MAIIII-1 Houmas BI-:'r11' jovcla l I1'zu Ia RALD ,ww gm LIa'rI-Y KAVANAUGII MARY ALICE Bos'rIAN MARLENI: ANIJI-:I1soN Srcond Row Dokoq-Inv KING ANNII-: MAE HAIIIIIIICI: OPAL HARMAN ALICE Hu'rcIIINs Downes EVANS BE'r'rv DI:vIzIzLI: AILI-:EN Doss Psccv ICLLLII M.AIw Lou Cnxss RoIxIzI1'r BQWIIAN RoNALu CI.A1'rxI1nucx RICIIAIID Gunn: TIIUIIAIAN GIIAIIAII LI:oNAIm GIsINIsI1 RoNAI.n Ckoucu BETTY jo!-: DI:cxI-:R NANCY Hmm AIIDIILY Dm'LI: BARIIAIIA IiucxNIsn NoI1vA I-IAIKIIIH IUAN GRIFI-'IN Brzrru BAIRII HELEN BuI1NIa1 rk: Third Row RouIcIrr GREEN RAY I-IAI1'r I,AwIuaNcIa HANcocx j,IxIIas BIWANT l321 RALIIII HQLIJIND LI-:Ia AN'rIIoxv IACNIL Exlmucx BII.I.I' CARTER BILLY HALII AI.IfIu:n C IIIaA1-woon .IIIIIIY ALvIs DICNIII IIWIN DIcxII: joNIss HUGII KANouIa Dumvoou HILL I'IIeIzI1I:IrI' Ckowman MAvNAIm DAMEIION RussI-:I.L FIIACKLR HAIIIW DAvIs DIQNNY GENI-: EARLY Nineteen Forty Slx F im Raw ELSIE OEENCIIAIN SALLYE SEIRERT MARY PRA1'r BARIIARA YEA'rrs ovcE Lowm' FRANCES SALnIoNs WINNIE MAE VEST KATHLEEN Tuom-soN MARIE ORENCIIAIN ELIzARE'rII PE'rrIT MARY ANN PE1'rY CLAIRE WILRERSDN IUNE MA1-rox Bern' TEICIILI-:R Srrand Row BILLY DEAN PE1-I-:Rs MELEORNE WIIITE RAMON PA'rrERSoN ,ww gm MARIE MURPIIY BEvERI.x' MICHAEL RORERTA WILSON I'IIx'I.LIs LINR ANNIE MARIE MANEY DORIS XVINGO PIVELYN SNELIIOIIRNE VIRGINIA PIIILLIRS ISVIIINN PAYNE FRANCES 'l'IIomI'soN ARLYNNE PIILI-:GAR MILDRED LANcs'roN MARGARET SCIIMID1' Brzrrv MEADOR CONNII: SIIIVELY Third Row CI-IARLES RANDALL RAY OTEY DAVID SRIGLE l33 HARDLD PATRAAI STANLEY TREINES GRANVILLE MI:AnoR WARREN PERDUE MELVIN PARSELI. VERNUN WINGD BII.I.x' SIIANRS EDDIE NICIIULS LowEI. IFINSLEY DONALD LovE EARL RAKES ORRISN RAKES EUGENE PA1'rIaN Frmrlh Row ALBERT M01-I.EY DAN PIRRUNI: Vxc-rnR MIDDLENAIIEE BRIICE TALIIADGE EUGENE Ru'rRoucII I HAMILTON PAI-E Bomn' SEIIONES FRANR Ruxxou 'I'oxIIIv WRIGHT IARIES OYLER Buum' SIIIITII NOT PICTURED LILLIAN ASIIURRY MAYNARD DAMERQN HARRY DAVIS CI.Ax'I'oN DIVERS AIUANITA FoRu RICIIARII GAY DQNALD KI-:ESEY VIRGINIA PARKS MARIE SNVDER IACR S1'II,1'oN BETH' TIIUMAS CECIL WII.I.IAIIIsoN The Colonel Fin! Raw DoRIs ANN BAILEY DoRoTHY GRAY ELIZABI-:TII ANN CRI-:GGER EULALIA CRArr LQRRAIN I: BRILLHART BE1'rY DARRIS oANNI: JDNAS ARGARET BECKNER FRANCI-:s DUNCAN CHARLorrIa FITZGERALD NANCY HAsH JUANITA HAAIIIRICR MARY BRENT ARLETIIA CONNER VIRGINIA Fos'rER DoNNA RAY HoL'r ANN LEE ALIAIAN osEPHINE CIIAWI-'olm ATRICIA GATIss cgfyizif gazed Sfrond Row DONALD BREEDEN TOMMY A'rIcINs LAwRxNcE CRAIGHEAD GERALD CRAIG BILLY CRAI-1' 'l'oAIIIY FRANKLIN HENRY DUNLAI' MITCHI-:LL ARCHER WAYNE DooI.EY BILL BRI'I'rs CHARLES Co1'ToN Boam' CHITwooIx VANCE HAIII-ToN RICHARD CRAIYI-'oRn IRVIN BROWN JAMES CAIYLEY RALPH HIGCENS CALYIN BQATWRIGHT DouGI,As HART Third Raw WARNER GRAY GLENN DYsART DoNAI.n AI.Ls joHN OYLER loHNNv CRIss Bonus' BLGUNT DoNALu AusTIN I'1UGIiNI-: CRAIGHEAIJ BENNIE IRYIN CLII-ToN COON I.ouIs FRANKIE CLIFFORD JOIJRNELL CHRISTINE EUIIANR RACHEL FULEY IQLIMIIETII DIsIIoN KATHERINE Goou STELLA HECK ERIIHA HuTcIIINs MARY jo HARRIS RAYAHJND HIIEFMAN I341 Fourth Row MARTHA BLOUNT LINDA JEAN EVANS GERALDINI-5 SNI-:AII BETTII: JANE SLocUAI BARRARA Coma JIIANITA HuusoN VANCE Com-:R THor.IAs BAsHAAI MARTHA BoYn BDNNIE ANGLE ZUNA ANGLE RUTH CLIIT NANCY COGHRAN Nineteen Forty Six Fin! Row SARA Lou SI-IGLE ANN LEE WILLEUURN V ERNELLE NIAYS BETTY PERDIJE BAREARA SPENCER JEAN PRILLAIIIAN HELEN WEAVER BETTY jo WIIARTON lIImI:ENE MAY BAREARA MooRE HELEN WEEEER ANN NOLEN uLIA MCGHEE AREARA STANLEY BETTY PETERS LouIsE STILTQN BETTY TURNER JUNE SCOTT SW gm Suomi Row RAYMOND MYERs RQDNEY TURNER NINA JoYcE SLAYTQN SIIIRLEY RouERTs DIANE MURRAY BETTY MooRE VIVIAN PEDIGO NANCY WILRERsoN SAM STEVENS EARL LAVENDER EDWARD PERDIJE DICK KAVANAUGII HENRY RILEY JAMES WRIGHT ELNA KAY PARKS BAREARA PEDIGO BILLY RUNYAN JALENE KING CARoLYN LYON ALMA SIIELDOURNE LAURENCE WILRERsoN Third Raw BQNNIE MEYER VIRGINIA WENTz JEAN UMRERGER ANN MIDDLERAUEI-' DQNALD SINR WALLACE MCBRIDE BILLY LINE DQNALD PETERS BUIIEY STANLEY RUDNEY NIcIIuLs WALTER Snow jAIIIEs Pucn MARIAN RUTII Luvxe LEQUITA TRo1xoucII NANCY KIDD -IIIENELI. Mmm MARILYN PATzoLn JIIANITA SIIUFFLEIIARGER AIQIINNY LANE JIMMY SIIAYDON 1 F uurlll Row PEGGY ANN MARRY MARTIIA WALROND BI-:NNY Worms DAvIn KEY joIIN SNEAD Ames SAIIL FIIGENE UI-DIRE MoRRIs MAGEE RAY WARTERS CARL WATSQN BE1'rY NQLEN ANNE NEsTEE HAEEI. WILLs NOT PICTURED CLAUD ATRINS CIIARLES BEASLEY RICHARD BRATTON joAN CooIcE C. H. COWDEN IRIS SI-IUMATE REGINALD SLAYToN PHIL HILIES FRANCES Honc.Es The Colonel mme! Way OFFICERS I .-wr: FERRIS - lh'IARY SEXVELL ' ' joIiN BOSTIAN CYNTIIIA CROCKETT ' MRS. IVIASON MIss James ' .. ...Co-Editon' . . .Bu.rine,r,r Managfrx .. ...Sponxorx Stroud Row CuR'rIs FI1-LnI:RAI.n, Sporl: ADEAN ZIEGLER, Fzaluru DORIS Hos1's'r'rER, Cirrulaiing Manager NANcx' Lou KAsIf:Y, Frafurz: RUTII BRowN, Typirt JANI: SMITH, Typin BERNICE WrIAR'roN, Future: RAYIIURN JOURNELL, Circulating Manager Third Ruu- IIQACKIE SURFACE, Spam CI.AunINIa PHARIS, Typfxt urn I'oINnex'rIsR, Feature: FRANCES BRADLI-zv, Photographer MAXINE ARRINGTON, Typixt JEANNE BYRn, Fraluru JEAN FERcusoN, Fmtu ru NOT PICTURED BILLY WIII'rIulRx-:, Amir! We, the Annual Staff, have endeavored, as every stall has during the past years, to put forth the best publication in the history of the school. We reached our goal in soliciting advertisements, and went over the top in our campaign of selling annuals. After this, assignments were given out and wc began on the real work of getting the yearbook ready for publication. The staff expresses its gratitude to the Senior Class for its help in soliciting advertisements, to our sponsors for tlIeir patience and understanding, and to the faculty and student body for their loyal support and interest. iVe publish this annual with the supreme hope that it is as good or better than those before it, and hope that you will enjoy it as much as we have enjoyed having a part in it. r' ,wiv V' fgrww Q XA! 'I 1' '.dtE a September c ubs 0' GH 124 Oc. Q L e Thespwh Ha k'YlcJC Novevw be P' VV6sTerh Esotball CBJ:-ps December- O ceTn W-35 CIS JAN unr- 1' c 1-, G I 'Res hfu- me FCIJPU Arn' weetfxeav-T nu-, APPLI L'TCV3 j Tluvnlamew' my SCHIOV B Xer-C4555 . V I Y 0 !Qfff :'V4', 5:2 '2- I - j ? 'l' r- li H CVC H.'P.-in e hf- I ali EFVC Co E 5 D ' 'Pl Gl'8JU5f Ikioh E gxieifbnce n. SPORTS Ir. CLUBS u. ADVIZRTISEMENTS The Colonel Mafia! Mn. FRED SIIII'rH Ma. DouoI..As KIIJD Conrh Auixlnrul Coach THOMAS MINYAIID Fullbaclz ' RALPII INGE Mom' LINKI:NAucI:x lying Bark Quarmbarl' Cunrls FI11GIaI1ALn joIINNY S'rI:wAn'r Guard Quarlrrbnrk TI-:kay MARTIN FRANK BEAIIII RALPH Aus1'IN Ronin FRACNEIL Tarkl: Tnckl: Centrr Guard' OAKEY PARKER JACK BEETON Guard Tuclzl: BILL MANUEL TEDDY BIIILLIIART . End Tacklr ALBI-:RT WILsoN Fulllzncb FLEMING WINS HALF-STATE. FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP The William Fleming Colonels completed their most successful season this year by defeating the Indians of Wise High School, Wise, Virginia, 33 to 0. This victory won for the Coloncls the Half4SIate Football Championship for Class B high schools. In the preceding games of the season the Colonels were undefeated in games with both A and B Class schools. The opening game, which was played against the Magicians of Jelferson High School, resulted in a tie of I1 to I2. The games with Covington, Christiansburg, Blacksburg, Andrew Lewis, Martinsville, Radford and William Byrd were all complete victories for the Colonels. Nineteen Forty Six CQZJXJM Sxlxskr-IAN PAYNE RAVBURN jouxwsm, Manager lllmmgzr Joi: Wsnmzx jmrn' M511 lllauagzr Manager Bon Wurrrzsrm: Wing Bark Cx-xAm.r:s jam-:s RANDOLPH COLE Tar!-lr Quurmbark jour: Munn-xv Bxrur Hox.Yru:1.n Cnxier End Foxuu-:sr Moxcmw Gorman Pm-:ns Rmmoyu Bnssmm Evmuzrr Hcx.s-rms Guard End End Tackle Blu. Diem. Grzokcxa SAUL Guard End DONNU-: Cnmmax-:LL FRED HAMLIN Quartrrbafk Tacklr HENRY Quissnnmuw Emi FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Day, Trmn Played We They W her: Played September 5 .... ...,. J etlerson ..... . , ........... . . . I2 I2 Victory Stadium September 21 ..., ,.... C ovington .,.. . , . . , 1: o Covington September 29 .,.. ...., C liristiansburg ..., . . . 41 7 Cliristiansburg October 6 .... ..... B lacksburg. . . . . . . . , 33 0 Here October I2 .... . . . . .Andrew Lewis ,... . . . . I4 0 College Field October zo. . . , ...,. Martinsville, . .. , .. 13 7 Here October 26 .... ..... R ndford ..,... . . . :7 0 Here November lO .... ....... ..... lf V illiam Byrd. .... . , . 23 12 Leggett Field November 14 .... . ...,...... . . . . .Wise .,....... . . .. . 33 o Norton Total . .... ..., . . ....:o8 5 gays 'fgasieffal MR. Kxuu WINSTON l'I1'1.m:RAI.Ia Arrirlarll Caarh Jllmmgrr PAUL HUFFJIIAN Bunm' lloLcoms Managrr .llmmgrr jouNNx' S1'nn'1IR'r Forward HENRY QUISENIIRRRY Bon Wnrrrzslun Forum rd G u a rd BILLY WIIITIIIRI1 ALIIER1' WILSON Guard Curml Mk. Sxirrn Conch SIIIzRi.mN PAYNI: BILL MANUEL Forward Forward BILL Hou'rII:Ln RANnoLrII CoLE Forward Forward RAYBURN JQURNHLL ARTHUR DII..1.oN Guan! Forward GI-:oRcIa SAUI. Forfvard This year's quintet was built around live letternien: Bill Manuel, Sherman Payne, Albert Wilson, Bill Holylield, and Fred Hamlin. The newcomers to the team were George Saul, Bob White- side, Billy Whitmire, Arthur Dillon, Rayburn journell, Randolph Cole, johnny Stewart, and Henry Quisenberry. The Colonels won eight games, and lost eleven, four ol' which were lost to A Class schools. Those returning next year are Albert Wilson, Bill Manuel, Randolph Cole, George Saul, Bob White- side, Henry Quisenberry, and Bill Holylield, 'QM' 'gasdefdaff Loulsiz Aiuaks, Caplain, Forward Stroud Row Btacxv Sr-kxNKl.t:, Forward Romettra Sauviut, Forrvzml Cx'N'r'um Cxocxtcrr, Forcwml Third Row IULIA Tnomas, Guard Pnoxant-: il IGGINTON. Guard Bmsv Cant-ek, Guard Attciz jmmsron, Guan! Rurn Pomuaxrmt, Forward Fourth Row Mus, Vnuzmm liovn, Coach Rum' Duumzv, Forward Fifth Row Fav:-: Fiskars, Guard Dolus Gay, Forward Psrzm' OWEN, Guard, rilarxagfr jactue Sunraci-1, Forward Bsrrt' Dxvtzns, Guard Ctmntorru Hasu, Guard 'l'he Girls' Yarsity, after skipping a year, made a real comeback this season. 'l'hc squad was composed of six- teen girls, only four of whom had ever played varsity hall before, Carper, who started the season as a guard, switched to forward later, Sprinkle was probably the forward most feared and closest guarded by opposing teams. Akers, captain, and Crockett, both forwards, played excellent ball as did Johnston, an ever dependable center-guard. Divers probably showed the greatest improvement of any player during the season. Sarver proved au excellent forward and shows promise of becoming an even greater one. Johnston, Divers, A kers, and Sarver are all new to varsity basketball. Wigginton proved herself a strong and worthy adversary to any forward she guarded. The substitutes must not he overlooked. It was due to their loyalty and hard work that the team could be developed into n winning one, Tltough they seldom, and some never, had a chance to play in :t game they gave the regulars stifl' competition in practice. Eight of this year's squad will graduate and eight will return next year. Louise Akers has proved :A loyal and very cooperative captain and Peggy Owen has done an excellentjob as manager of the team. The Colonel December January january January january January january January january january February February February February February February February March March March January January january February February February February fgdskfcfaf agvflehfks BOYS I8-1'llClIllllg ..... .24-Alumni. . . . . . . . . 4-Fleming .... ,3S-Rocky Mount .... . S-Fleming .... .32-Mitcliclls Clothiers. . . 1 Iflslffllllllg .... .47-Pulaski ..,......,. . l2'FlCI'l'1lllg ..,. ...., 5 6-Blacksburg, . . . IS-Fleming .,.. . IQ'-S3lClTI ..... . I9'4l'ilCl'l1lllg .... .zzfjelferson ,... , zz-Fleming .... .31-Radford .... Zsfpllllhlhg ,... ,.... 4 4'-'Xillll1Oll .... . 29-Fleming .... ..... 5 I-Salem .......... , I-Fleming ..,. .37-Christiansburg .... . 8-Fleming .... ..... 3 3-Radford ........ . lz-Fleming .... .. .-Bent Mountain. . . . I54FlCll1lllg ,... ,4l-XVilliam Byrd. . , . I9-Fleming ,... .27-Christiansburg ..,. . 22fFlcming ..... .21-Pulaski ......... z6Yl lemiug ..,... ,32-jefferson .... . I-Tournament .... . Blacksburg. . . . . 2fTournament .... Radford. . . , 2-Tournament ..., . Pulaski ..,.. GIRLS rz fl-Icrcj Fleming .... ..,,.... 2 9-Blacksburg. ,, 22 CThcrcD Fleming ...., 32-Radford ..... . 25 CI-Ierej Fleming .... 24-Byrd ......... I CHcreD Fleming ..... 38-Christiansburg 8 QHercJ Fleming ,.... 26-Radford ....., I5 QThercJ Fleming ..... 3ofByrd .,.....,. I9 CThcreJ Fleming . . . . . , . .24-Christiansburg I 42 J Nineteen Forty-Six Jim: Oimfafzs Miss MORRIS, spmimf DoRo'rHv WEAVER THELMA ALTIZEK Cx-nxR1.o'r'm Hixsn JACKIE SURFACE MARY' JANE BRYAN VVILDA ELLER lVlARGARET BLOUNT BECRY SPRINKLE The Cheer Leading Squad for the year 1945-46 consisted of eight girls. These girls along with their sponsor's help, organized during the summer months. All members of the squad supported the winning football and basketball teams wirh their ever-ready cheers. They also gave :he League teams ample support. New yells were highlights of the year. The new yells introduced this year were, With an S-With an M, Go Team Fight, Lean to the Left, We Won't Go Back, and The 'I'enm's Coming. A dance was sponsored at the Y january 29, by the Fleming Cheer Leaders, honoring all City-County Baskerhall Boys and Cheer Leaders. On january 26, a spagheiti supper was enjoyed by all at the home of their SPUIISOL Becky Sprinkle, head cheer leader, has served three years on the squad, Thelma Altizer, Wilda Ann Eller, and Charlotte Hash have served two years. Dot Weaver, Margaret Blount, Mary .lane Bryan, and jackie Surface have served one year. New uniforms were sported for the homecoming game. l43l The Colonel Asn WILIIOURN Bonnv NIURRAV llonI:R'r CAI..IIwIel.L OWEN YNAIIE lIAr.III,1-ox PAP:-: Roni' PATRICK lgamf DRUM MA-lORl3 l'l'ES PEGGY OWEN Iiusn MOUMAW MEMBERS qw: no Righty Dukwoon HILL HENRY RILEY -IUANITA Hubsos Som-nr Mrci-:AI-:L LAIVRENCE MURRAY VANCE HAMILTON Bonny Cmfwuon HARRY DAvIs SAM S1'EvENs RALPII MARTIN RAVIIQND MYERS 'I'lie William l-'leming Band organizes each fnll and offers both beginning and advanced band. Sonic of the l1and's activities for this year were: It played at all home football games nnd at the ones away from lioinc whenever it was possible. In the fall it took part in the celebration of Clirisxinnsburgk 5oLlI anniversary. The bancl traveled to Martinsville on Armistice Day ro be in the parade rluerc. In the spring the luantl students presented their annual concert. I4-11 Nineteen Forty-Six gdiigglgdy ygwfllldffwmff' BOYS The Class B Tournament was held at Blacksburg in the V. P. I. gymnasium. The Colonels won the Hrst game by beating Blacksburg 33-24, but was beaten in the semi-finals by Radford 32-19. Radford and William Byrd played for the Championship in which Radford won 40-17. GIRLS 7 E53 Q.. I- 4 ...FD gg 2-12. as xg 25. 02? . . U. --A OX! CN! 533737512 mmm!- 4uE.-' o:3-2,1-123. EE-oo -5'fZL2 d--1 : --- crgqeg, w- E . . . , rm. E -1 . . ..... n NLM Nb-1NN'.,a 4-mxinxioesew KH 3: 7: Us rc ru W 'fl E. E 2 c.. 3 5' 2 5 7? D- ' N as 4- 4- 0 is to .- ..vi?+ 'TI' W E 55'-e '-' -1 22 E.: Q -. .115- new 4- ot.. ... O Il-I Nl CcNsoLA'rioN Cufmrxoxsi-up 75 S9 2 o -1 S- 'TI 2 1 F-S Zh Us F1 D. CU E. EZ. 5 E m .-V O -. -4 o -a. cr 7-I in 77' N H rr D :. 5. H TJ. 0 H ... .-. il 03. 1. L ,- o C If 5 I ment was held this year on hlarch Sth and 9th at Vllilliam Fleming High School. Eight teams were entered, none of which was an easy opponent for any other. The drawing was hcld Friday afternoon, March 8th, and games started the same day at three o'clock. All games were fast, clean games, exciting to the last whistle, and each team may well be proud of many of its players. Fleming may be justly proud of the winning team. The girls worked hard and really earned their victory. Fleming placed two girls, Sarver, forward, and Johnston, guard, on the first all-tournament team and two, Wigginton, guard, and Carper, forward, on the second. mgggglsvllle ' ' is Marion. . . 24 . Z 5 Byrd I Q n ' h ZS Flemin 28 Flemmg . . . 26 E E Fleming .... 31 g ' ' Marion .,.. 32 5 9 Fleming glacksburg , . 38 Blacksburg U 29 Galax .... 34 3 E iristiansburg , 2I Blacksburg 24 g ag Radford . . . . 26 Galax I ' ' U 5 Galax .,... 29 ' ' ' 5 l45l The Colonel t5f'zmQfz!6ZaAef2a12?fe 5506155430 jour: BOSTIAN. ,.,. . . ..... Prniderzt BILLY HOLYFIELD. . . . .Hzlriorian RAX'BURN JOURNELL, . . ...... Vic: Pnuridezzt Mes. PAINTER Spanien PEGGY OWEN .....,...... Srrrelary-Trmxurzr MRS- GUSTIN ' ' ' Stroud Row Tllinl Row SARA Lou SPIGLE Genun Dovu: Minn' -IANE BKYAN Bern' 'I'lr:cHLt-:xt MAxn.vN Pn'rzoLu Jovcla I'IAx.u CYNTHIA Cnocltlsrr Toxmv FxnNx1.xN Mun' Amos Bosrmx Bmtmcu Wnnlzron Pnolzm: WmG1N'roN The Student Cooperative Association is the h student body elects its ofiicers each year. Bonny BLouN1' DONNIE C.uuPux:1.1. GmwoN Perens Ifmutesr MORGAN SONNY Mlcnltels Barrv Dwsxs Cn1u1Lo'rrl: Hnsn Jolme Fmuus Rouen Ifrmclusx jot-mm' STEWAR1' Rauuonrn Coma end of all the clubs in the school and every student is a member. The All clubs and class presidents, home-room representatives and S. C. A. otiieers make up the council, On the second Thursday of each month a business meeting is held in the form of an assembly. The programs are planned by the students. The S. C. A. sponsored many successful activities this year, some of which were: I. Contributions to the Red Cross and March ol Dimes. 5. Sponsored many sport and formal dances. 2. The snle of football programs. 6. Publication of a handbook, 3. A very successful Clothing Drive. 7. Eighth grade orientation meetings. 4. Christmas baskets sent to the needy. l461 Nineteen Forty-Six BILLY HOLYEII-:LIJ, . JEAN FERGUSON. . . Suomi Row NANCY Lou KASEY CATIIERINE JENNINQS Jovcls HALE JACKIE SURFACE MARY JANE BRYAN JAcREY BRIT'rs BERNICI-3 WIIARTIIN MARGARET WRIGIIT VIRGINIA BIIRNE1'rE CULLEEN LAVENDER MARIE ARRINGTON JOANE FERRIS gel? 6761! . ........ Pruidrnt Sccutary- Treanzrrr Third Raw HELI-:N SUE STARR IRIS PRoIfEI'I'r RUTII PQINIYENTER PEGGY SIIUGART MERYLE STANLEY SUE MI1NsEY YYONNE STONE NANCY DII.I.oN WILDA ICLLER 1iLIsI: Mooxmw JANE SNIITII livA WADE EVELYN BnoTII DoLoREs WIIIT'rINcToN MELYA HALL CYNTHIA CRQCKETI' MARGARET BI.ouNT FAYE FERRIS. . . MISS JoIINsoN. . Fourlli Row SUE BOWER VIRGINIA PAUL CLAIIIIINE PIIARIS PIINTII OIIENQIIAIN lion-II LIIRE ANNE DUNLAI' BETTY JEAN CROWIIER MARJQRII: EvANs RosEIIARv SIIUI-I-LEIIARGER LouIsE ANERS AIIELEE MILLER BETTY DIVERS PEGGY OWEN ALICE JoIINsToN CIIARI.o'rrIe HAsII BARIIARA l'I.IrI-EN . . . Vice Przridenl ......Spon.rof FHM Raw CIIANDLER 'l'owNsENn GI-:0RoE BowIIAN RAYIIIIRN JOIIRNELL BERLIN UNIRERGER LAWRENCE MURRAY JACK BALDWIN Connor: PETERS JoIIN BosTIAN ALMA 'l'IcE PATSY 'l'AYLoR ADEAN ZII:cI.ER NANCY CLEIIENT I'RANcEs BUTNER EAN Gooom E'rrY JEAN STONE JACRII-: MARTIN The purpose of the Beta Club is to promote the ideals of honesty, service :Incl leadership in our citizens of tomorrow. The colors of the Club are old gold and black, :Ind its emblem is :I shield with :In eagle with outsprend wings at the base with the lcucr B in the center and three stars at the top. Qunlilicntions for membership on the part of the student are: Qaj Good mentality and clmmcter, fbl creditable :IclIlevemeIII, and QCD coIIIIIIcIIIl:Iblc attitude. The Betas :Ill lcnru and live their motto: Qummu: nliir rzrvinrrlo- I.ct us lead by serving others. I471 The Colonel Bccm' Sr-RlNRt.r5,.. Qgeshlzfzs ,Firn Vice Prerident CYNTHIA CROCKETT. . , ,Second Vice Prexidmt Puonnr-: WVIGGINTON .... Seca Dons Hos'rt:1'rlaR MARGUERITE Arasnutr-1 Bt-:Try JEAN Cltownt-:R Wu.uA El.t.r:R PEGGY OWEN jor-xNNrr: FRMM Aucl-: jonNs1-oN , ..... ..,. P rzfidznr nd Raw jouN Bos'rxAN Barry Dxvr:Rs CuR1'rs FrrLcraRALn CnARi.o'rrr: Hlisu BARBARA Fnxrrt-:N Louisa AKt:Rs IRxs PRorfr-sn-r JOHNNY STEWART. . , . ,Tmuurn MARGARET BLOUNT. . . . . . .Secretary NIRS. DICKINSON. . , , .... . .Spanrar Third Row Roumtr FRACRER BARRARA Lscc ,IEANNE BYRD jAcxu-3 SUR!-'Acc Eusr: Moosmw MAR-1 JANE BRYAN CLAUDINE PnARls MARcARr:'r Kxssrcx GEF-ALDINE HANNABASS Rum' Dummy Envrm: PATZGLD MYRNA Sum-risen Troupe 570 of the National Thespian Dramatic Society started the fall season in September by tapping nineteen new members, who had won sufiicient points in dramatic activities to entitle them to membership in the troupe. Soon after thu, the old members entertained the initiates with n hay ride, barn dance, and box supper. At this time the initiates were taken through a rigorous and sometimes painful initiation ceremony. The troupe backed the Senior Masque Club play, Once There was a Princess, produced n cnc-not play, and helped u ith the one-act play for the Speech Class Reciml.On March 8, the troupe held its annual formal dance, carrying out the St. Patriclfs Day motif and color scheme. Mr. Ernest Bavely, National lixccutivc Secretary ol' The-spians, was invited. The Thespians :irc continuing to grow and are striving to help Fleming continue to improve in all dramatic activities. l4S1 . -.si Nineteen Forty Six IORREST NIORGAN .... BE'I'rY DIVERS .... , CLAUDINE PIIARIS... . Sn-and Row CATHERINE ,IENNINCS IIANITA FI-:AZELL lARY KANODE ,IACNIE SURFACE Donn-my WEAVER DnRo'rnY ANN I.ANns1'oN DORIS Hos'rE'r'rER BARBARA LEGG COLLEEN LAVENDER MARIE ARRINGTUN DELoRI:s EVANS FRANCES Tnom-soN be UM . . . Trfaxurfr . . .Prrridenl . . .Secretary Third Raw JOYCE HALE RAYIIIIRN jouRNELL LowELL 'l'INsI.Ex' SoNNv MICIIAEL IonNNv MIvRr'IIx' Mom' LINNENAIIGER RAYxIoNn BREEDEN GuRnoN PETERS RAMQN PATTERSON joIrNNY S'rEwAR'r ALEER1' WI LsoN RouER'r ARNoI.n PAULINE Moom: WxLDA ANN ELLER. MRS. RICE. ...,.. . RANDOLI-II COLE. . . Fnurllz Row jox'cE BOWLES NANCV Hum: MARY ALICE Bos1'IAN BE-rrv jovca FI1'zaEnALu MARJORIE livANs BARBARA YEA1'I's NANCY DII.LON ANNA MAE HAAQERICK FRANCES SAI.MoNs JOYCE Lownv PEGGY OWEN ALICE oIINs'roN RUTII oINDEx1'l-:R . . . Trrarlzfzr ......Spon:of . . Vice Przridml mm Raw DoNNIE CAMPBELL Bunnv DIINCAN BILLY HOLYIEIELII HENRY QUISENHI-:RRY SHERMAN PAYNE EUGENE CALLAWAY LIeoN CIIATMAN BILL DIEIIL 'l'he Glee Clulx, Assisted hy the newly organized junior Glue Club, gave its first public performance, which was a sacred Christmas Concert. on December I6, in the school auditorium. ln,M:irch the group represented the school in thc District V Musical Festival. In April, a successful year was climaxed wirh A public performance at the school, which was representative ofthe year's work. E491 The Colonel ROBERT FRACKER -IEANNE Bvnu ..,, LOUISE Arusns ..... THOMAS NIINYARD. . , Mas. DICKINSON. Seromi Row Rosy PATRICK Cukns FI'r2cI:I1AI.n JACKEY BIu'rrs jovcxa WAIID ADEAN ZIscI.I:Ix BAIuaAIxA FLIFPEN CIIAI1I.o1-rr: HAsII Prromas WIGGINTON GERALDINE HANIIABASS IoIINNY STEIVAIYI BUDDY HoI.coI.In lzkflmy agaczbfy Thin! Row BI-:'I'rY JEAN Cixownsn Dononrv BIIILE MARIQN Iwma MARGAIIIQ1' BI.ouN'r BECKV SPRINKLE PEGGY HARRIS llrzrrv Luz MCMANAIIIA II-:AN VAUQHN ROSEMARY SIIUFI-'LEUARGER Golumr-I I'm'I:IIs jon Wrzrxurzk Ixus PIIQYFI11' Treasu fer Ilixlorin n . . . Vic: Przxidrnt . Szrrrlary ,..Spon.ror Puunh Row iinvrnn PA'I'AoI.n MAKY JANE BRYAN MARY SI:wI:I.L IACNIE Sulu-'ACI-: LAWRIQNCI: MURRAY RALPII MARTIN Bavrv Drvuns CYNTIIIA Ckocxarr BI::1'rY JANE Aunovr The group started its season early this year with round-table discussions on the 'KConIpulsory Military Tr1InIng question. Fleming was host ro the spring District Meet. The winners were sent to the University in May to p:urtIcIp:Itc In the Slate Meer. l501 Nineteen Forty-Six JACKIE SURFACE. .. ROBERT FRACKER. .... . FAYE FERRIS ...... .. Srrovul Row EI.IsE Mooamw, Typirl NANcv Lou Kassv, Fmnm JANE SIIITII, T3-pin CYN1-IIIA CRocItI-:'rr, Typirt BARIIARA FLIWEN, lfruiurr DoRo-rI-IY WEAVER, Fznluu ADELEE MII.I.ER, I-lriirl I,oUIsE ARILRS, Fnuur: JEANNE Bx'Rn, Fealurr WILDA ELLER, Fmlurf MARGARET BECNNER, Fraiurr PEGGY Jo ELLER, Feaiurr jlkwsiaiel egzizf .....,.. .,.Edi1ar Miss NIORRIS. fl.I.r1',rIant Editor hllss JAMES. .. .B11.rim'.r.I Manager Tlxinl Row MARY Jurcx NIA'rI'III-zws, Fnniirr SIJE lXlIINsEY, .l.r.fl. Burinrxr I'llaImgI'r MARI' JANE BRYAN, Typin BE1'rv Jovcic FI1-RGERAIAI, Fraiurf PEGGY OWEN, Fralurr Aucla JnIINs'roN, Featurr RALIIII MARTIN, .llimrogrriphrr I.IeoN Cnarr-IAN, Sport: l,AwRI-1scE MURRAY, .Vimfogmphzr ADEAN ZIEGLER, Fe-aturf NANCY DII.I.oN, Fraturf JEAN FERGUSON, Fmiurr YVONNE STONE, .11-tix! DoRIs GAY, 1-'future MARIoN lNoI:, Fealurr MILnRIiu SMITII, Typirl l l .. ...Sporuor . . .Spomor Fourth Row PAUI. HUFFAIAN, Sporlr CARI. PERIIUE, Sporl: FIMGENE DnvI.I:, Sport: JAMES OvI.ER. Fmlurr JACREY BRI'I'rs, Typin KENNETII MoTLEY, .llimeagraphrr RAYBURN J0uRNI-:I.I., Spanx DoNAI.n CAAII-III:I.I., .lrlirt BEI'rI' DIvERs, Frnturr Piaccv HAItRIs, Fzulurr JIJANE FERRIs, Fmmrr JUANITA HuusoN, Fnnturz Becxr SPRINRLS, Typin MARJORIE EVANS, Fzalur: The first issue of the I945-46 Colon!! was published on September zo. The paper, usually :I six-page edition, was published every week with the exception of holidays. The Stat! this year was larger than ever before iII its history with every class in school represented. Tryouts for places on the staff were held at the beginning of the year and the sponsors and editors selected from those the people they felt best qualified. The editor is selected each year by the previous editor and sponsors. The sponsors attended the Virginia Literary League in November. The paper received a superior rating last year from this lea ue. Thi aim of THE COLONEL is to be a paper lor the enjoyment of the students as well as a source ol information. It pre- sents school news in A pleasant, readable nranner. The stali always endeavoi-s to please its readers. Without the cooperation ol the student body, its readers, and the capable guidance ol the sponsors, THE COLONEL could not be the superior paper it is. l51J The Colonel CYNTHIA Cnocxi-zrr. . , Cxuuu.o1-ra Hltsu. . . . Srruml Rmu IIIIS PKUFFIIT Btc'r1-v ,hum Crum-nmt WILDA ANN EI.I.Im iI:ANNI1 Bvxn hmuium Klcssuck Bisrrx' Tici: Ruixv Dunuiv NANCY Dn.x.os Mun' Juvcx Mnrlmws DHLURES WIIIITINGTON EI'm.vN DI:Mo'rr BETTY Bnvu Gen: Zisceml onus Hosnwnut Kxrrmnmxa Scmzmis Svic Mussicv Thin! Row LOVCE HALII lzrrv Mlm-ml Crtrxuziumz JIQNNINGS HELEN DIl.l.0N Fruwclss Biutnuir LACKIR Suit!-'ACE srsv Cuu-su Pnocx' Huuus BAKBARA FLII-l'IiN Nnecv Lou Kltsm' MAXINE AIIRINGTON Jftcxx-:Y Bm'r'rs 456711271 Jfksqzfe 6761! ,. .Vicr Pruidrnl .............Srrrzlnry ijlznvcla W.tI1u unc Aunmmux EI.Isl-: Muuxlnt' .mia Smut over: Pmuusli Fomlh Row MARY SlEwKl.I. Euvruia Pf.11oI.u Mun' j,xxiaBnv1Ix ADELEII MILLER Muzeuusr Broun Ttncum Anime REBECCA Srktxxua LOUISE AKERS BETTY MSMANAIIIA LEAN Vlirmm osiaitmn Sliurrtiamnnuu Mutctmturiz Aisstuns Dolls G.w Donorln' WEAvlsx Pl-Iclillli NVIGGINTON Mvurm Sllialfrltenn Dolls JIQAN Mv:GIz.sm' Cuumsx Primus Fifth Raw Rum Polxnsxrlsu Favs Primus DOROIIIY SAUNDISIS josspmnn Woonsox jomlxt' STEWAKT .... Mus. Dxcxissobl. . . .. Nlizxtltsva Bklu.mInT Mmmm Jmmsou IIACKIIC MARTIN .iauN.t CAI.nwIal.I. NANCY Ctlimltm' Evicww Boom PIIYLLIS Plimtiu YVIJNNII Sroxtr gun Goouiu Ianv Roumtrsus Bm-rv Lnma it-:AN FIEIIGPSUN Iutcuzlar Wmoin GEKALDINE HANNABASS iisfwsxsls HAMMOND hut' Knlomz , sim Row lumntcm Mount' Hulorn Winn Donunw Blau: TlIm.II.I ZIIIMERMAN MAIIIIIN Ismi Aucr: jrnmsros Burn' Dlvlalts Puccv Owns Doaoun' Cfuuu. EANNE Tor-Itlssox uuzs Sucmsr BETH' BRILLHAHI Bumuu. Lizcn .. . .Prnirlfnl .............Spomur XfIsIctNI:IvB1'izNIa11I: 1 Mer XX umm R.n'nmIN jnuimxiau. Srvcnlh Rm:- GIINIS. ELLIS Leon Cunmn Joimmi: Fun: CMu.'roN MCGIIEH Jeep: BEE-ron GORDON PETERS Jones Fsurus ADIIAN ZIEGLER Cut. Rm'NuLus LEuN WELSH EUGENE Dovu-: Cumls Fl'rmI:R.ALu Domus CAMI1usI.L Eiklllh Row 'RALPII MARTIN l.Mt'kIiNIIti MURRAY Runmu Fncxzx-QR Los Wausau 'vuiucrr Hotsnsm TIILIIN HOSIIAN IRNKY SUISSNIIERIKY Btmm' oI.cosIII ROIIY PATRICK BILLY HALS in the auditorium. The Senior Masque Club, larger than ever before, held On December Sth, the :annual Cuslumc play, Once The tournament play and helped with thc production of the Speech Class plays. Back stage work and the sound of the hammer and saw were sweet music to the cnrs of the Masquers. The sound its monthly meetings th re was a Princess, was pr it is year escnted. The Club assisted in the of the director whispering, Plaees! Lower the house lights, footlights on-curminl meant another play was on for the Masqucrs. l52l Nineteen Forty-Six zmzbfl Masque fha? LI:I'rI' KAx'AxAIvI:II ..,, ,....., S furtary Domiuzs l'iI',tNs ...,.. . . ,Vin Prefidnn KIIIIIIIII- AI.vIs ..,.. .,,... P rzridrnl Miss S-rnma... , , Q, Sprmmy- Srravld Rau' llEx'rIIu.Y MICIIAIQI. VIRGINIA WENT: REIIITCCA DI'DI.ln' ELIzAlIrsTII Pratt-Ir MARY ANNE Pl-:TTY LINDA ,IRAN Exams MAucAIusr Btzcxssx CINE MATTOx IRGINIA DI-:WITT Doizomis Hoon: CAuoLvx Lvuz-I BARBARA Mounts HIII.I:N Wrsnnmt NANCI' CQCIIHAN MARY BRENT HISLIIN XVIEAVEIK OYCII Luwlw Iam PIIILLAMAN nIzNIzI.I,I: Mus Third Rau' CIIAIILQITE lscta ELsIs Oatarscmix ALICE HUTCIIINS Muna OIIeNcIIAIN BETTY ,LANE Almurr Axxnz IAIIIE MAxIaI' MAH Lou Cmss Ruuruzm Wnsns PIIYLLIS LINK fmslu Hunsow 'I'IaLx'N SEIHLBGUIINIQ Bnrrv Ten-IILIen MAIILRNE Asumtsox Burn' Dm'I:IzI.Is I-'IQANCHS TIIQMI-sus MAIN ALICE BUSTIAN Bmw Jnvcn Ftrznnu Nnxcv Hmm Fanrlll Row PATRICIA GATES fztuussti ,Toms Iumcns Bon-Lxs ALII Jim: ummuemt ASN MInIILl2KAI'IfIf III-ZNELI. Moor: uANII'.a SIIvFrI.nIIAuuIak lAIuLvN PA1'zuLn MAHIIIA Born JULIA molten Ass NIILKN gausspirrsn CI:Au-Ifmin mrs BAIIzn HELEN BUIINI-:I'TIi BETTY ANN MRAIIUR EI,IzAIsI:I'II ANN Cnlcconn mm. Row VIRGINIA Posts: DIASNK Musuux' ANNIE MAE HAIIIBIIICK Pscm' MABIIV NANCY VVILKINSON MAIIIIIA WALIzusu Fxuscxas SALIuoNs PEGGY EI,I,mz VIIIGINIA PIuLt.II's EVI-iLt'N PAYNII DORIS BAILEY ALMA SIIIaI.IIouuruz Sixlh Row BOBBY STANLIW jommv Ciuss Aufruan ClIr:AIu'oon BILLY HALE RAIIION P,urnIIsoN BILLY CAIITIIIQ EDWARD PHRIIUIS DHNNY Gum: EAIILV DAVID KEY MELVIS PARSELI. Ltin Arlrlmsx' Dvkwoun HILL DoNAI.n Psnsxs The junior Masque Club is a dramatic organization made up of students from the eighth and ninth grades. Monthly meetings are held in which the dilierent phases of play production are presented for study. Members of the club articipate in these programs and in the one-net plays which are presented publicly during the 'c:Ir. The club has charge of the Christmas assembly each year :Ind this year presented a chora drzunn entitled The Child oi Pence. About lorty memhersof the organi- zation took part in this drama and other members had complete charge of the production. III addition I0 the dramatic activ- ities, there were various social activities throughout thc year. 456711271 f 62561065 Plscov Owen ..... .. .Prerirlnrl af Inter-Club Council Auizuzrs MlLL1sn. . . . Louise Aiterts ...., ADEAN Zrecuek .... ,. MAricAne-r B1.ouNT. . . Seroml Row Ixus Pv.oF1fnT BETTY JEAN Ckowunn WlLn,x ANN ELLEK BIEANNE Bvitu AncAun'r ANN Ktrssuan FANNB Wisnnisra. onus ANN Scorr NANcx' DILLUN MAH lovers MAT-rnmvs Dseouas Wnrr1rNc:ToN Evnt.vN Duhlurr Bern' Bovn CLAmiz ANN Aunorr LEAN Zmouza urn Bnou'N Donoruv LANGSTON Third Rmb BARBARA Giulio Bern' Mlm-oN jovcn HALE CA'mmuNi: J1aNNrNss MAMNE ARRINGTON HKLEN DrLLoN I-'KANCRS Bn.Am.sv ,genius SunFAcn Ersv Cnvnn Precor Hmuus . . . .Program Chairman ....... . Treanuzr . . . . . .Secretary . . . . . . . . Vic: Prnfdtnt B.uznAnA Furl-nN NANCY Lou KASEV Acxuz Binrrs oven WARD Anna AnmNGroN Hirsrisn Wnnn I-lusts Moonmw MAncumu-rn Pnnr HCR Puuxisn nlmuxn SconuAs Fourllx Rau' MARY SHWRLL Burrv Jn sims Mrznvuc SrANi.i:r Nnunn Menus A-ovclz Bonmlas HELMA ALTIZER Rizunccs SPntNiu.u CYNTHIA Ckucxmr Mnkjomn EvANs QEAN VAuanN 1-LTTY LEE MCMANAMA Rosmusun- Snvnfr.uuAnm:k MARcurfmrn Ansnuu-3 Doms GAY Dokomv Wimvmz PHUHBE YYIGGINTUN LILLIAN SAuNuuns MARY JANE BRYAN ............,.............. Prnirlnxl IANE Sznx1'1l .....,.. .... I ntrr-Club Council Rzprrrfritaiiw Suk: MUNSEY .... ....... 0 pax lloure Council Rrprnrnlaliv: Ruin' DUDLEY ...,..,.. Ops Ho C 'I R Miss THHLMA Moiuus. . Downs JEAN MCGRADY CLAULHNE Plums PUWI Row Dokoruv SAuNnnns Josizvnxnn Woonson BETTY 'STULTZ GXETA Hrxkmta CLATRE Bnsuntr DOROTHY Bmui Em WADE Lrnni ricxson RowuNA Cullnx' MAiuoN Isnt: BETTY FIRESTONE Bnrrv .xNn Rounnrsrm BETTY EAN Storm Bm-eatin' Tuma-r Bnrrv LAYNH IVIELVA HALL MYRNA St-IEFFIKLD Emru Lum: Sixlfl Row FAYE Fliruus Mxzrunznif. Bnu.i,nArrr Mussels Jonsson Enri-un PA1zcn.o Evm.vN Boom rl ur: mmm zprerenlative .... . ....... . .... ...Spmunr penn: MARTTN nvr.Lis Plenum Mlnunsn Srmn Yvmmn Sturm QZEAN Goomr-I urn' Sun Bmreumnr BARBARA Liam: Vn1olNiA Bimnnrri-1 Donorux' Wx-xonnm' it-:AN FizucusoN 1.uiaAm:T Wmmrr Srtfnllh Row Ruru Pomnxaxran NANcv CunnENT TIIEIJVIA ZIMMERMAN ALMA Tick: Pnsr ANN TAvr.on Ames Jomsstox Bra-rrv Divnns CIIARLOT11: HAS!! Dokorur CAI-nu. ifANNx-1 Toini.msoN once Fnnms LUKENCE DQOLEY Gemtninn HANNAuAss EANTNI: HA:-iMoNu ANH1- BASNAM The Senior Girl Reserves began the yenr with the largest enrollment in its history. Duc to the large number of members, the club was divided into interest groups such ns knitting, letter-writing, sports, and sewing. These groups met between regular meetings. The junior and Senior clubs worked together in many ways. Among these were the milk drive, the Recognition Service, and several parties. The Mother-Dnughter Banquet was held nt the HY in December. The banquet had ns its speaker, Dr. Gordon, of Hollins College. The club cooperated closely with the Y by sponsoring dnnces, in The Hanging of the Green service and the World Fellowship dinner. Peggy Owen presided over the meeting with Adclee Millerin charge of the progrnm. The group again this year published their own paper, Candlelight, under the editorship of jr.-:anne Ann Byrd and Louise Akers. The annual Girl Reserve picnic closed this very successful year. NA:-lcv Hnsn .,.. . . VIVIAN Pnnicn ...,...,. FkANcIf:s 'l'nosII-sos , ..,.. BE'rrY jovctz I:I'rzGI:ItAI.u. .. Miss Martins .......,... Suomi Rmv RI-:III-:CCA DUDLEI' WINNIE MAE VBS! Cnulsnsu Euiafmx IKIAKGMIHI' BECKNEII LEAN AI.I.Isus inure Muitmv Lmn' KAx'aNAunII Drctomis Ei-aus VRIINELLE MAVS lxnuuiss Bnletnaur HARIIAIIA MOORE NANCY Cocl-IRAN Mun' Bnnsr DIJNNA RAY Hou' oven Luwiu' mn PInr.IAsIAu ISLEN XVI-:AYER Third R010 ELIzAnIcrn Penn MAILV ANNE PMN' BIETIY DAVIS LINIII Jem Evass VIIIGINIA Davis MARIE Honors umm f 66561065 . , . Vic: I'rr.fI'dnIt .. . . . , , . . Trmrurtr ,,.,.......SrI-mriry . . .Prvgrani Clminnmi .. ......... ....,Spo11.ro1 ANNIE MAIIII5 liiaxlw MARY Lot' Cbllss Roinsm-A Wnsex Pm-I.I.Is LINK Burn' KEY CLAIKI5 XVILKIQKSUN hufinrra Hvnscvu vIu.I-N SIIIsI.IIIuIItxIa MILUREIJ LANQSTON JIIIII IIICGIIIIII ANN LI-:Ii AI.l.xI.'IN MARIIIA BI.0I'Nr BIIMIIARA SPESCIQK Rurn CALusns Blirtt' TIiI'CHl.I':n MAKLENIC Axiwlansors Fourth Row gyaxslz JQNAS ' RANGES B0n'I.Iis nmr Jawa AIIIIUII KA'IIII.IaI2x TIItuII-sus VIItr:INIA WIZNIZ ,Inax Uxriilzlttimt ANN MIDDLI-iK.xI'lfIf Jomstalei. Mons M.-Im' IXLICI: Bos1'IAx. . . ........,,,.,, l'rr.riIlnIt Brzrrv jon Diacicmt .... ... Upnl lloiur CIIurI'I'l Bisrrr Lou lJxvI2RI.Is . . . i'lI:I.IiN WEIIIIIQIK ..,... iI'.xNII'A SIIt'IfIfI.IEB!I5Inlin LIRILYN PA1znI.n Manniu Burn Rurn Curr ANN Nomas IIARIIMIA PIQIIIGD Ewa KAI- llutxs CII.IkI.orrIa FIrzGIimxI.I1 Biarrv Axs Mlaautm EI.IZAIIE'III ANN CRIEGGIQR CARUIAAN LYON zfifm Ron' MAILY Joie HARRIS Naucr Kiuu Sana Lou SI-IcI.Ia ANN LHII WII.noI'RN VIRGINIA Fustmt DIANI-I hlvkkat' Bmw Mntnu-1 ANNIE MMIII: HAIIIIIRICK Banlmua Coui ELLIEN Hmxulis EIILALIA Cmtfr HAZEI. WII.I.s Cussrs SInI'ItI.r .. lnlrr-Club Cnurril , , . .ow llourr c:..Ir...4I'1 Mmm' Dtirsefix hiaulas RIITII l.In'Ii Aura SIIrI.uI'sIxIs SIIIIALI-lt' ANN Rim:-:MIS gmsiu-IIINI-: CIIAIVI-'mtv nuts BAILEI' NIM Jumr sI.II-Ins Sixth Rau' VIRGINIA DEWIYI BQNNII-L Mlivmt Paruit-I.I Gauss lllicuv hl.xIIItv CIIAbII.oTrII INGI41 M.uIrnA WAI.nmsn Fkaxflas Samroxs NANIN' WII.KIEbIsnN Bm rv Nnuax Bmw Baum EI'IiI.vN Pavsx-. IQI-:Im Jo EI.I,eIt lNANI't' Hlfkn VIIIGINIA PnII.LII's gvanira Hamiiincu IiI.Iir-1 BURSEIIIQ Joris GKIFFIS The junior Girl Reserves have experienced one oi their most successful years under the leadershiu of a most capable and enthusiastic president, assisted by her cabinet. Club activities started olf by giving a reception in'honor of the eighth grade girls, At that tiIIIe Girl Reserve work was fully explained to them by the Girl Reserve Secretary of Roanoke Citv- County, hlrs. C. C. Godscy, who has constantly given a lielping hand. ' In October. the Club recognized eighty-seven Iuemhers at the annual Recognition Service held at lluntington Court Methodist Church in cooperation with the Senior Girl Reserves Club. Another highlight of the year was the Mollier-l7:IIIglIter Banquet at the Y. W. C. IX. at 'l'hanksgiriIIg. This was the nrst of such occasions for the juniorGirl Reserves Club butiuany girls were there with their niothers as guests and enjoyed hearing lvlrs. Donald lirwin speak, There have been many joint projects with the Senior Club, such as the publishing of Cundlzlighl, Open House dances, and milk drive for Czechoslovakia. 'l'he Club cooperated with the HY in the Tri-City Conference, Hanging of tlIe Green, and other projects. The Club found its spring program crowded but interesting. 'l'he Spaghetti Su per, using St, Patrick's Dai' color scheme and program theine, will long be remembered. 'l'hen the junior Club was delightedi to entertain the Senior Club on a Spring Outing in honor of those girls graduating. It was through the cooperation oi the Y. W. C. A. that the Club had the Iueans by which to finance these, The Colonel 67716 cmamfbs fbi! RAMONA BARKU ..,. .,...,.. I' rffidnrl NAIDA Gmsos ........ . . . Vic: Preridmt MAxms Aiuunm-on .,,., ....... S rcrfldry Domus jmtn McGitAm'. . . . . . Trrarurrr Pm'LLrs Pemoo ....,.. . . .Rrpartzr Mas. DAILI-:Y Sl.nAN ..,. . .... .. .Sponxar Srtmnl Rmb Third Row MAnonui'r Scnauor G1n:rA HARDIE BEYTY STULTZ Noun Hutom DOROTHY XVNDRLEN' euAslrA CAr.nn'su. Amon Nlcnors MARX' IJUU Cluss Gmuunwe HAxsAuAss ANNIE MARIE MANIE Mun' Cuutos Nxun Mmuus iowa PAmusu urns Ciunvrunn BAiuzAnA Gaiam LILLIE MARY Romiltrs FRANCES BUTNER DORIS YVINGU gxnusreisxa Hnmosu HLDRED BOWLING Hx-:LEN SECRIS1' Roasnn Suwsx Xklsnus S1-ANr.nv LANE1' BAsnAM YADE SAVILLB KA1'l-must-1 Scolm As The purposes of the club are: l. To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemalcing. 2. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. 3. To encourage democracy in home and community life. 4. To work for good home and family life for all. 5 'l'o promote international good will. 7. rovide wholesome individual and group recreation. S , 6: To foster the development of creative leadership in home :md community life. To . I'o Further interest in home economics. The Home Economics Club, made up ol girls taking Home Economics, had regular monthly meetings this year. We had outside speakers at several of the meetings. The social coznmittcc planned social gatherings throughout the year. The aim of the Club is to promote growth of the students both socially and intellectually. l561 Nineteen Forty-Six Sl1r1ltmANl'Ax'Nr1.. MAN' JANE Bkvnx, .. Mit, llfixeu ,...... Srmud Row BECXY SHUNKLE Lowsu :hunts 'l'um.mA Al.Trzt:n JANE Smrru JAt'xu1 SURFACE Donorm' Wmvtzk CHARLOTTE Hasu emma Ma! Th i nl Rvrv BARBARA l'x.xPP1-LN Brzvrv Dlvmts PEGGY Owen Aucli JOHNSTON Brrrsv CARPER Jovcs WARD Jacxm Barns Mzuuou lNur: CvN'rr-HA Cxtocmrrr ,..,..Prrn'd.'nf Srrrrtnry-Trraxu rrr .,.....Spon,wr Fourth Rim- I,1eoN Wmsu Puomzr: WIGGINTON 'l'uor.rAs MrNvAv.n Hsmw Qurssxnsmw ARTHUR DxLl.oN Brnu' HOLYHELD EARL Crtoucu ICRNESTINE Mn'cur:l.L Pt-Jam' Hluuus The Camera Club is open to all Juniors and Seniors who have a camera and are interested in photography. Camera Club members learn how to develop film, enlarge pictures, print pictures, and tlic fundamentals of taking good pictures. There is a dark room in the shop building which :ontains nll the equipment necessary for developing film, printing, and enlarging pictures. I571 SONNY AIICIIAEL ,... ELISE Moonmw .,... MR. DIXON ...., Second Row jovcr-: HALE TI-IEI.MA AL'rIzr:I1 JAcxIIz Bxn-rs VIRGINIA PAUL jx-:ANNE Bvku Joyce WARD Ins Pimornrr The Scnencc Club organized for Ihc first umc this year A1 the hrs! meeting the officers were elected Lxule Sunken was the name chosen for the club, The club is afhlnatcd with the Qclence Clubs of lmencn and Ihe X IrgInIa Science Club which sends material for the programs. 'l he members of the Science Club szudied units on Bolt and Roller Bearings Opuc.-Il lllusmns Plasucs In Prmung :Ind Petroleum Onlv persons of high scholastic standing are ehgxble no belong Io the ScIence Club Nineteen Forty-Six 45614651 fekfzhfl SE PTEMBER: 7 School Opened 9 28 I5 Opening of Football Season 29 Annual Staff Chosen FEBRUARY: Sweetheart Dance Boys, Basketball Tournament NIARCH2 OCTOBERZ 3 9 Junior and Senior Classes Girls' Basketball Tournament District Music Festival Thespian Ball District Literary Meet Track Meet junior-Senior Prom Senior Play Senior Day Baccalaureate Sermon Commencement New York Trip 22 Organized 23 I4 Girl Reserve Recognition 30 Service I6 Thespian Hayride zo Homecoming APRIL: 13 27 NOVEBIBERI 24 Football Half-State Champion- ship MAY: II DECEMBER! I7 7 Once There VVas A Princess 24 16 Christmas Concert I9 Junior Masque Club Program JUNE! 2 JANUARY: , 4 4 Opening of Basketball Season 6 23 Examinations 10 i591 The Colonel 45mm flags ,lbzizerhfly luA AItNoLn-Home Economicsg Glecg Masqueg Camerag Girl Reserve. MAXINE Anknzcron-Girl Reserve: Masqueg Secretary of Home Econoniicsg Annual Stalfg Library Club. RALPH Aus'rI Nglfootball Co-Captain. FIutNx BeAIIsI-Bandg S. C. A.g Monogram: Co-Captain of Footballg Vice President of guitar Masqueg Thcspinng Glceg Literary ll . MAItcAIua1' BLouN1'-junior Girl Reserve Reporterg Vice President of ScniorGirl Reserveg Basketballg Masqueg Cheer l.e:Iderg Secretary of Thespiang Vice President of Senior Classy Beta Club. jonx Bns1'IAx-Thespinrrg Masqueg Cainerag Vice President of junior Classg Literaryg Annual Statig Science Cluhg President of S. C. A.g Beta Club. FItANcr1s BI1AnLr:x'-Secretary of Eighth Gracleg Home Eeonomicsg Girl Reserveg Masqueg Bandg Annual Staff. MERLENE BItrx.LI-rAI1'r-Girl Reserveg Masqueg Camera Club. JACQUELINI-: Br.I1'rs-Girl Reserveg Masqueg Betag Camerag Scienceg Literaryg Newspaper Staff. RUTII BItowN-Girl Reserveg Annual Staffg Scieneeg Masqueg Gleeg Library Club. RSARY JANE BRYAN-President and Treasurer of Girl Reservcg Mas ueg Thespiang Secretary of Camera Club: Ciieer Leaderg Literaryg Betng S. C. A.g Newspaper Stalfg Science Club. JEANNI-: BvknfMasqueg Girl Reserves Camerag Thcspiang Historian of Litcraryg Debate Teamg Annual Staffg Newspaper Stalfg Science Club. CYNTHIA Cuocrcnrr-President and Treasurer of Masqueg Girl Reserveg Vice President of Senior Masqucg Beta Club:Liternryg Basket- ballg News apcr Stalig Co-Business Manager of Annual Stall. ARTHUR DI1.LoN-Masqueg Canierag Basket- ballg Science Club. l60l HELEN DILLoN-President ol' Home Economicsg Girl Reserveg Masqueg S. C. A. Representa- YIVC. l'LoItt:NcE Doousx'-Masqueg Girl Reserve. liumznu Dovu:-Artg Masqueg Glee: News- gxapcr Staffg Camerag Lireraryg S. C. A. epresentative. Gr-gm: ELI.IsfMasqueg Libraryg Glee Club. JI-:AN Feacusos-Girl Reserveg Mnsqueg News- gpgr Stalfg Annual Staffg Secretary ol Beta U - lfltvta Fsruus-'I're:Isurer ol Junior Masque Cluhg Senior Masque Clubg Vice President of Iunior Girl Reserveg Senior Girl Reservesg Secretary-Treasurer of Ninth Gradeg Secretary- Treasurer of S. C. A.g Co-Editor ofthe Annualg Vice President of Beta Clubg Business Manager of Newspaperg Basketball. BIa'rrvjr:AN Frxesron E-Girl Reserveg Masqueg Home Econonncsg Band. CURTIS FITZGERALD-President of Senior Classg Vice President of Literaryg Thcspiang Glee: Footballg Masqtieg Annual Staffg Science. WINs'I-on FIUGEILALD-Manager of Basket- ballg Camera Club. GLoIuA FoU'rL-Masqucg Girl Reserve. Roularvr Fr.AxI:It-President of junior Class: Footballg Tliespiang Assistant Editor of Newspaperg Treasurer of Literaryg Baseballg Masque. Doius GAY-Girl Rescrveg Basketallg Masqueg Newspaper Staff. lXlst.vA HALL-Betag Girl Reserve. Pucci' HARRIS-Girl Reserveg Newspaperg Masqueg Sciencep Literaryg Library: S. C. A. Representative. WILLIAM HoLYI-'xELn-Masqneg Literaryg Camerag Basketballg FootballgGleeg S. C. A. Historiang President ol Beta Club. Dems Hos1'E'I'I'I:R-Masqueg Thespiang Girl Reserveg Home Economicg Literaryg Annual Stalfg Glee. RALPII INGE-Footballs Basketballg Camerag Masque Club. Mrnmuan gormsou-Masqucg Girl Reserveg Camera lub. Nineteen Forty-Six :Semin fbss Qzklecmy RAYHURN JQURNELL-Artg Libraryg Camerag Masqueg Gleeg News aper Stalfg Betag Annual Stalfg Basketballg Nllxnager of Footballg Vice President ol S. C. A. lhlARY KANODE-Home liconomicsg Masqueg Glec Club. NANCY Lou Kassv-Masqueg Betag Girl Reserveg Newspaperg Annual Stall Donorux' I.ANGs1'oNfPresident of Home Ec- onomiesg Secretary of 4-H Clubg Glecg Girl Reserveg Captain of Basketball. Mm:-r l.xNxaNAum:a-Foothallg Trackg Base- Ellg President ol Sophomore Classg Glee ub. 'Fanm' hIAk'rrN-Camerag Football. Doars JEAN McGaAm'-Girl Reserveg Masqucg Treasurer of Home Lcunouncs. Erase Moorrmw-eSecretary of Scienceg Girl Reserveg Masqueg Bctag Thespiang Drum Majorette. TuoMAs MINYARD-Camerag Footballg Secre- tary of Literary Club. PAULINE Moons-Mxsqueg Glecg Home Ec- onomies. Envrurz PA1'zol.n-Girl Reserveg Masqueg Thespiang Literary. SHERMAN PAYNI-1-President ol Camera Club: Treasurer olilflunior ClassgCaptain of Basket- ballg Gleeg anager of Football. CLAUDINI-: Puluus-Secretary ol' Gleeg Betag Thespiang Masqueg Girl Reserveg Secretary of Senior Classy Annual Staff. MARGUERITE PRA1-r-Girl Reserveg Litcraryg Glceg Home Economics. Muzi-:'rrAPorr-Home Economics5Girl Reserve. RUTH Ponmr-:x'raa-Masqueg Girl Rescrveg Betag Gleeg Basketballg Annual Staffg S. C. A. Representative. VELMA RAD!-'oltn-Camera Club. Ln.uAN SAUNDERS-Girl Reserve. Dons Scorr-Girl Reserveg Masque Club. MARY Ssivnu.-Co-Editor of Annualg Open House Representative for Girl Reserveg Masqueg Literary Club. JANE Smru-Masrpieg Camerng Libraryg Inter- Club Council ember of Girl Reserveg Scleneeg Newspaperg Annual StaR'g Beta Club. Muna:-:p Smvru-Girl Reserveg Home Ec- onomics: Newspaper Staff. REBECCA SPRrNxl.s-Masqueg Girl Reserveg Gleeg Camerag S. C. A4 Vice President ol Thespiansg Head Cheer Leaderg Newspaper Stalig Basketballg Literary Club. JOHN S1-1-:wA11'rfPresident of Masqueg Thes- giang Treasurer of Gleeg Literaryg Footballg aseballg Basketball. I.oluuuNE S'ruL1'LsMasqueg Girl Reserve. JACQUELINE SURFACE-Masqueg Betag Secretary ol Eighth Gradeg Thee iang Historian of Llteraryg Secretary of Clieeg Girl Reserveg Secretary of Junior Classg Editor of News- paperg Annual Stalfg Libraryg Camerag Basketballg Cheer Leaderg S. C. A. JULIA Tuo1uAs-Camerag Basketball. Barry Tres-Home Economicsg Masqueg Girl Reserve. JEANNE ToMl.lNsoN-Masqueg Girl Reserve. EVA WADE-Girl Reserveg Home Economicsg Betag Masque Club. Leon Wx-:Lsu-Camera: Masqueg Band. Bamuca WnAa'roN-Betag S. C, A4 Annual Stall. WILMER Wmrramr-:-Camerag Scienceg Annual Stalfg Newspaper Stalf. Doxormr Wuonsv-Girl Rcserveg Home Ec- DIIOUIICS. Pnoaas Wrccmron-Vice President of Junior Masqueg Gleeg President ol Thespiang S. C. A.g Camerag Basketballg Girl Reserveg Literary. Doxoruv Wnlclrr-Basketballg Library Club. ADEAN Zxecualt-Masque: Secretary of Senior Girl Reserveg Literaryg Betag Newspaper Stalfg Annual Staff. N11 Allfllyklhf 0107 yfhewlfefls. . . 1-'-whm sm-an is Prom:-I. 1-Ham,-n.i,.g rm. Nm: ffm.. .. 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LAWYE SECRETARIAL SPECIALISTS Wrlle for Canal 5 N0. L-W5 n . - ll . . . BDUHINPMI. Audirinz. 11 u i , a ', C a i C u RS Ind 0 KENNET1' SCll00l. ol CUIVINIERCE noAuont,vilemiA XVc Hzwc :it All Times Made an Honest Endeavor to Nlriintnin This Standard VER. BIND Dairy Products CLOVER CREAMERY COMPANY, INC. Dial 6261 Compliment: of L. F. ROSE Crm' IVIARKET l72l NELSON HARDWARE COMPANY 888-F'f y-Iii I YC - 6 , I H gn Ms HN Comfrlzmenlx Runnokr'.v Only Exclllsivc of Sparling Good: Store ,md MIC!-IAEL'S BAKERY Sollllzfwrfl I 'irginirfx Largrxln I9 Campbell Avenue, East Dml. 9247 PROPST-Cmmkass SHOE Co. HBt!Hl!llfIl1 Shan - Boyr, Too! DONATED Puoma 9269 RQANOKH, VIRGINIA l731 C0mpli1nr11t.r of BOYLE-SWECKER rFIRE Co. NORMAN-SHEPHERD MEN'S CLOTHING Sup Ima Slylf' ELLIOTT ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. W fslinghoun Sale: and Service Water Coolers. Dish Washers, Refrimrralori. Washers. Radios. Drierx. Irons. Fans, Automatic Washers, Reach-In Cabinets. Bevcrage Coolers. WVatcr Heaters. Home Freezers, Toasters. Washers and Ironem PHONE 7237 .UE Second Street, S. W.-P. O. Box 2586 ROANOKE, Vmcmm Complimfvzu of NEHI BOTTLING CO. NEH1 Rovfu. CROWN Com PART-I-PAx l74J DOBSON 8: CO. GENERAL MERCHANDISE INCLUDING Fire Salvage and Bankrupl Stack I5 Cxwncu AVENUE, S. E. OAK HALL Quality C lathes For All The Family at Plcasing Prices OAK HALL Thru-Ihr-Blork jefferson Street through lo Campbell Avenue PI-IELPS 8: ARMISTEAD Incorpora led Complete Home Outftlers FURNITURE AND ELFCTR I CAL APPLIANCES Ill-II3 Campbell Avenue, West ROANOKE, VA. VIRGINIA AIRMOTIVE Aircraft Salr: AIRPLANE AND ENGINE OVERHAUL W. CLAYTON LEMON, Mauagfr Woomum Frau: ROANOKE, VA. I751 ERNEST L. LIGHT AIRHEART-KIRK lVhrre Illeu mul Young lllen Crm Find Their Style in lVmrx'ng Apparzlu .4 xo7 Vllest Campbell Avenue Rofxxoxn, Vlxcmm Make it a Standing Date . . . FRIEND,S NITE Iflnch Thursday lircning 5 to 8:3o Special Full Course Dinner . . ggc Delicious Food, Pleasant Surroundings, Excellent Service Good Food ir Good Ilraltlf' Follow Ronnokc's Ealing Hnlsir and Dine at the METROPOLITAN CAFE gm SOUTH jlilfl-'ICRSON s'rRr2m' W. V. Reynolds, Inc. 301 Secon d Street, S. E. AUBREY'S RED A FEEDS Pnomz 2-3481 EASTER SUPPLY CO. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA l76l Co1uplimzuI.r of LEE THEATRE Thr Showplace of Roanoke Rswmszvous Fon THE CoLoN1sl.s DIAL 3-I57I ALWAYS THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT FROZEN FOODS . . . FOR BETTER HEALTH . . . FOR BETTER LIVING FRIGID - FREEZE LOCKERS INCORPORATED RoANoKE SALEM CALDWELL-SITES CO. Off: Eq14ip1m'1l1-Ojifr Supplfri STATIONERY IXIIMEOGRAPHS GIFTS ROANOKE, Vmcmx x GILES BROTHERS FURNITURE F I I I K 16:8 East Church Avenue 'T J E LU E'-ERS 'V 'II2 Soufh Jefferson Sireoi Rofmoxs, Vulcmm I771 N EwMAN's FIVE AND TEN CENT STORE Where Value: Are Valued ZI IO Williamson Road EARL WOOD Distinctive Printing 109 Woodland Avenue VVilliamson Road DTAL 7503-9007 Pay C11.fh mul Pocket the Pf'ufit HOFHEIMER'S, INC. 305 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET Quality Shoes for all the Family Dock GLAss AND Wmnsmuus INsTALLsu DIAL 96oo - gooo ABE HUDDLESTON flcetylene and Electric llfrldiny New and Used Auto - Truck Parts RADIATOR REPAIRXNG 199 Commonwealth Avenue, N. E. Roanoke, Virginia HUMPHRIES Sc WEBBER, INC. 'flllarket Square Drug Store GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS 108 E. Campbell Avenue RoANoKE, VA. Courlcxy af BIG 4 BARBER SHOPS S. J. WRIGHT E. T. JONES KENT Scfxocs E. F. CRAFT You will find the most attractive Hi School Fashions Bt JACK HORNER SHOP 209 S. Henry Street Delivery Service MEREDITH'S MARKET Carefully Selected Foods 108 Granclin Road DIAL 2-3128 RoANoi-:E, VA. l78l yffhgzfzhls' BAER'S 109 WEST CAMPBELL Avenue llfhcre Smart, Youthful rlpfmrcl is Exrluxive - Not Expenrive Compliments of MCLELLAN STORES C0 I9 West Campbell Avenue Ronxoxs, VA. ovvmds Cnufrroxs or Cokxzcr ll'.llLLlNERY A N D Coxuuzcr CLOTHES FOR WOMEN 410 South Jefferson Street PRESTO CAFE Pyhere Only Good F0011 Is Urrlerrzl I5 East Campbell Avenue BECAUSE Style Come: First S ROANOKE TAMP AND SEAL CO P. O. Box 1049 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Roanohfs Oldest Druggist A. H. TEICHLER PRESCRIPTIONS STALL 4, CITY RIARKET Over n Million Since 1851 FRESH AND CURED Try BARNES Fnxvt MEATS Hr Pulx Up Prfxcriplionf' 2 South Jefferson Street DIAL 7255 1301 J3w.l47LLMw The llImz'.f Store and Shop for Boys 106 VVest Campbell Avenue Roaxoxe, VIRGINIA VVILLIAMSON ROAD PHARMACY Corner VVilli:1mson Road and Grace Street ROANOKE, VIRGINIA VVhere Clothing and Furnishings Are Just Different Enough to Make Them Distinctive Z P .-f I . Q-' H11 Glllllll, Ill HQ:,',',l Compliment: af THE ROANOKE LEADER Rammke': Friendly Newxpapzru 106 Luck Avenue, S. VV. Dun. 3-1551 ROANOKE, V WILLIAMSON ROAD Esso STATION Lulzrimlion - lffnrhing - Waxing Tnus AND BATTERY SERVICE ROAD SERVICE Williamson Road at Tenth Street On U. S. 11 and no Dm. 3-31 1 3 ROANOKE, VA. Guiana?-lIlinnich's wap qu, Mn ...Lui uf:-, pw., 1o8 Wssr CAMPBELL Avenue ROADSIDE INN BEAUTY SALON D1A1. 3-0406 Special Prirex for School Girl: on Permanent.: Qualify Footwear frum BOB'S SHOE STORE VVill llelp You Make the Grade Anywhere BoB's SHOE STORE, INC. 23 East Campbell Avenue l8ll Compliments of IVICCLAUGI-lERTYlS DRUG STORE VVe are as close as your telephone PHONE 8373 1005 Williamson Rd. Roanoke, Va. ALEX Y. LEE Expert Lack and Gunxmitlu xox Salem Avenue, West DIAL 9832 ROANOKE, VA Compliment: of PATTERSON DRUG CO. Flowers for Every Occasion O 308 South Jefferson Street DIAL 9244 PROMPT SERVICE FLOP-I ST HEDGE LAWN Flo1'1'.vtana' Nurset' ROANOKE WIENER y STAND Ronnoke's Pioneer Nursery Let Us Beautify Your Home Grounds OUR SLOGAN: lt is na! hom: until il is planted Hot Dog King 25 East Campbell Avenue Compliment: of S. H. KRESS 86 CO. 5-104256 S1-ons ROANOKE, vimmu Compliment: of p.'faf 'WSM l821 NATALIE SHOPPE Sponsoring Smart Apparel for Ihe Schaal llliss Rmmoxs, VA. Culllpliflxmtr of MANHATTAN RESTAURANT Member of Siale umiN1zliaual Rzsla nranl A srusmllun 109 S. Jefferson Street Dml. 2-6873 SIDNEY'S 5or South jefferson Street Smart Junior Wenr for Blix: and 111 int: A. S. PFLUEGER REGISTERED Jrswsmn flmerican Gem Soriety SM un' Funs Rsrinx'-'ro-Wmrt Mu.l.1NEKY Us West Cmipbeu Avmue .mu Accsssokms AND SHOES R9AN'3 Er VA- FURRIERS COSTUMERS BUSH-FLORA SHOE COMPANY 39 Years Serving You . . SHOES or D1sT1Nc'r1oN 306 Scum Jsrnartsorx S'rxEH1' 13:1 Cnmpbell Avenue, West Dmv. 2-1955 RUANOKE, VA. JOSEPH SPIGEL, INC. Junior and fllisse: Garments Campbell Avenue at Henry Street ROANOKE, Vmcmm Complinzmxlf of munrmilliamsl-r 767h::m l831 Complim:1zt.r of Mas. J. W. STEWART Complimenu of CITY MEAT MARKET N SCOU .ffmffhvfn lumn-A,u,w ff! lM11u.1m-l'M4,1 106 W est Church Avenue RoANoxu:, Vnzcmm FINE FURNITURE :B 0,511 1794? Q .L 9 ,s fa ., 5 14 . QUALITY v4 7.18 Since' 1893 Learn to Fly WOODRUM FLYING SERVICE PHONE 8040 Cubs-Ryans-Szinsons T mm 1-nom: 2-4779 LORRAINE SHOPS Ladiex' Wmring Apparzl I2 Campbell Avenue, West ROANOKE, VA. YOUNG MEN'S SHOP H 2 a ter:-Habefdaxlz z rs 7 W1-:s-r CAm-nr-zu. Avzuur-: ROANOKE, VA. Compliment: of ROANOKE CIGAR STOR E i841 Complimentx Of THE FLOYD WARD Srlzool of Danring BELMONT SHOE HOSPITAL 105 Second Street, S. F. F. E. jmms, Prop. .IENNlNG'S ESSO STATION Rome 1, Williamson Rm.: Grocnir: and Accrxwrir: PHONE Z-51255 Wearing Apparel for Women mud Children al Popular Prifr: DOLLAR STORE 1:5-1:7-1:9 Wes! Campbell Avenue lfcmxoxa, YA. WILLIAMSON ROAD PHOTO SHOP DKZTIOPI71g4Pfl.I1lf1lg-E1lIdfgfllg 23 zo WILLIAMSON ROAD BIG OAK BARBER SHOP fx. B. PARKS PAUI. BROYLES I1'iII br L1.:d to Srrrr You SAM'S For SUN BRAND NOTION COA Dumblr Work clam!! and Shan lVholr,rnIzr.r of Notianx and Nowllirr 3o'5'3o6 Nelson SUR' Roanoke' Va' DIAL 1-7300 SALEMY VIRGINIA II4 Main Street Salem, Va. Phone 671 I85l Complimrni: of MR. AND Mus. C. M. GANAS BROTHERHOOD MERCANTILE COMPANY Smart Clothing and Furnixhingr for Men, Young Men and Boy: xo7 South jefferson Street ROANOKE, VA. Founded I886' DIAL 2-0832 'THE HARRISON JEWELRY CO. Serving Roanakz Over 50 Yzar: 307 Scum Jam-Eason STREET ROANOKE, VA. Hclxcbgx Q Eolx One of the S01lf,L,J' Fine jzwelrr: WorId': Finn! Caffe JEWEL TEA CO., INC. PHONE 2-8448 Co m plimcnl: of LEE KITCHEN Rrndezvou: of the Colonelx Dun. z-1236 SodaS-Sandwiches-Suudaes Siudent Instruction MARTIN-OIBRIEN FLYING SERVICE, INC. PHONE 3-2022 W. T. HYLTON Grorrrirx-Frrxlz M :ni Dzlivrry Rou-rs 1 Dun. 4139 I86I MOUNT SCENERY SERVICE STATION GOOD GULF GAS AND OILS Grorrrie: and Drinkx WILLIAMSON ROAD PIIoNE 3-0093 Caurrzxy of WILLIAMSON ROAD SUPPLY CO. RUTH W. CORNETT BUSINESS SCHOOL I7 FRANKLIN RoAu DIAL 2-64ox BRANCH SCHOOL RoANoxIa COLLEGE SALEM, VIRGINIA PAINTER'S PHARMACY zoxz WILLIAMSON ROAD DIAL 2-2826 ROANOKE, VA. Your Drug Starz Co1nplim:ut.f aj PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA B. D. PETERS, AGENT STATE FARM MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY 313 West Campbell Avenue PHONE 8898 RES. 3-IQIZ JEFFERSON ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. 23 Franklin Road DIAL 5175 FOWLKES 8x KEFAUVER Rzal E.rtatz-Imurance PONCE DE LEON HOTEL BUILDING RoANoIIE 5, VIRGINIA Dial 8846 l871 COMMUNITY INT EREST! Just One ofthe Many ffCommunity Interest Programs on WSLS Ywe 44 Young Roanoke Sings Chorus QHIQARD mon wmzxq W S L S The Sizefzmzdozzh LW Smtzozf' ACME TYPEWRITER COMPANY PORTABLES TYPEWRITER RENTALS ROYALS IIG XVEST CHURCH AVENUE ROANOKE, Vmcmm RODFIOK E, UIDGIFIID N0 CUHNECVION wlrn ANv omru swcr Diamonds-Watches-Silverware Dum. 2-0953 BARR BROTHERS FRIENDLY jEwEl.Ex1s 4 E. CAMPHELL-just off jefferson Terms as low as 51.25 an week STATE FARM MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Aura-FIRE-Lin: SO2'3 State and City Bank Building W. E, Gates, Agent Ofiice 8897 Residence z-5o97 jsnomz Bum, Mgr. ROANOKE, VA. Huhglahls . . . . i891 THE PERMANENT MARCEL SHOP ARTISTIC HA1RCU'I'l' ING INDIVIDUAL PERMANENTS 415 Bexley Building OFFICE PIIoN: 6oo3 Rss. PHONE 2-2571 G. E. TROUT 8: SONS Conlraclorx and Buildrr: 418-19 BOXLIEI' BUILDING RoANoxIz, VIRGINIA ROANOKE, VA. PIIQNE 7704 FOR KIMMERLING BROS., INC. ,,,a,fMND,,m0,,dJ Fin: Flower: 25 FRANKLIN ROAD, S. W. DIAL 7315 jewelry-Luggag: XVQ: Welcome Charge Accounts THE SOUTHERN, INC. I2 EAST CAMPBELL AVENUE SAMMONS SERVICE STATION PHONE 2-3858 Auto Rrpoiring 1855 WILLIAMSON ROAD cons, SUITS, DRI:ssIss PIIDNE 3-4131 WORTH'S 3II SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET ROANOKE, VIRGINIA spommf -fsfyzf P1111 nm' THE NEW KANN'S 309 South jefferson The All Inrlurfvr Sprrialty Shop 1 , Q I8 EAST CAMPBELL AVENUE 74360014 DIAL 3-I567 I90I 'll' 'll' lik 'H' 'll' 'II' 'll' 45- -Ill 'Ik -U' 41- 'Bl Bring Your Y-Jrinting ana' Engraving Troblems to Stone IF YOU NEED 1 f 1 Business and Professional Cards 1 Stationery Calendars f Booklets f College Annuals Theatre Programs f Advertising Folders Social Stationery 1 Visiting Cards Engraved Wedding Invitations or Announcements Our trained personnel will welrome an opportunity to .verive you. Our more than sixty years of experience in the production of fine printing are at your disposal. SINCE 1883 JF i The Stone Printing and Manufacturing Company 116-132 North Jefferson Street - Dial 6688 - Roanoke, Virginia 68 RF 'Dv -IF -H' 'll' -I8 81- -li' R8 'II' MI 48 Mfhyiajls ygffagaahis -yf.s . . -'.::.,::: as .UT , -rg .mr ' 'g'L115f,-:gm 'mn , .. ',,,.g., - - Hn' H wif 'TL -I 5 cn. V TF aw- l
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