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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1948 volume:

+3 X 'AE w. ig xg. -ffi 3. 'E .1 -if Www 211 J 4 7 ' ' ,cifzhl Q 77 W ' WMO Wm M NQSMWS MM ii? 1 ,QP gm, W W NIJ 1,-.,L91fu, . E Q . . 'JCC' fb'-f-4'4 -'47 Ly! da! , Q0,c,QM-4-O ' 2' 'T f1f '6L' fc.- N-4-X ,Y 4.5,- , 0,0y7 j 1 5:5-:.. -?.4. Q yi-1121 COTQNEL 5 if KE? PUBL BY NS Yi? X OF wwf A ,W ' Y? 321235 Y Sf 94 jf 'I Vx 'Vf.+'fP 3, Q!! f v 1-Sf .A 4 Ah' i as g, M Foreword As we began our senior year, many of us Af looked forward to our happiest school session. I i-f ri' sy We knew there would be fun- acked moments, P es ' however, we did not once forget the serious prep- X aration for life which lay before us. Our high x ri school years will help us to meet the future with a greater and happier outlook on the world. That is our hope for you as you turn the pages of this annual, and recall the happy moments the pictures of fellow-students may bring to mind. Since we want to remember Fleming and the things for which she stood, we chose the SENIOR RING as the theme of our yearbook. Many seniors selected the blue stone, which symbolizes the traditional Fleming colors, blue and gold. Others preferred the red or black stones, for reasons unknown to us, but we are sure their ring means just as much. On one side of the ring is a picture of Colonel William Fleming, for whom our school was named. We think he would be proud to know we still honor his name and cherish the ideals he established. On the opposite side of the ring is the picture of the school. We shall never forget our experiences in the halls of our Alma Mater, whether they were happy or sad. We shall always look forward to coming back in later l years to refresh our memories of past experiences, s and to see those who will be treading the halls i1ml5lXXNTf1n'm im' we once trod. A136 Y X Q The Annual Staff has tried to make this the Y l best yearbook ever. We sincerely hope each page will help you recall with delight your school idlvuvii' X. TL Vx --H X Air , NX 'ilq.?if X' Y v- .yn X i 's l.21 X. days and the life-long friends you made. , ,,4j2'..1.- . VK qw VQMQQQQ ' 2 'alll :A in rg' Ml ilall i X ' I W J 1' ggi. mum M ilYgnAN lf - 4 X51 :bla urrlm ru suinllrirnmmmw 5' V i I nu A i ' ,V.-':- Mg ., . I' :HM , F ll '!2!iflll i 1' 1 Nix Fw L!fl'le Ii W Elm 11 'ilumz livillil' lllll' till. 'gl I li il!! X XX V er- i at ,lin an H mn l aaa.. lilly at .lf ' ggrw tw' N IETF Eqllvllf' 'lillllll p lqy-n ba, ll U' , ll L wal-als,-rf,fi'-1a ,-.,. ' f 'I -tglwifig, fr, typ 3, --'infjjhf ' --'WH 154- g,i.:w,.Il U.-tl. ' 3-:f , vt 1 :mtg 1-'J .A'?, l H-:-.... - .-,I zeizfhgqq H fi- M A 1514413 Dedication Our school has yet to acquire the mellowness and grace of the spirit that comes only with age. Somehow, when we're seniors, though, we look back over the past five years-years that we thought of as being interminable-years that secretly sped by so quickly. Feeling and remembering living pictures from these five cherished years of our lives, we become aware of an odd sensation, for, even though Fleming is young, her traditions are well-rooted. There is a spirit in the school, gracefully overshadowing all the work, the troubles and the fun that come from these years. As we walk down the halls each clay, we are not aware that we are establishing new goals and carrying forth the traditions that make the feeling of belonging, of honor, of loyalty. As the time draws nearer and we think of leaving, we are very much aware of these traditions and of the students who have trod and widened the same path before us. They have given us a better feeling of security to aid us in climbing the steps to our next portal in life. It is with this slow realization and eternal memory that we, the Senior Class of '48, do hereby dedicate our annual to the traditions of the school as they are carried on in the many years to come by future Fleming students. CONTENTS . . . . Administration . Closses . Athletics . Clubs . Sponsors i I I ,ll wx sl H! 2 ff - , y X-'why ii ww 5 A 2 f -Zi A ,s Ucj??:- xx ,Q fi , W N ,. , X Vr . , kk ff M K wk' f 11- A T A , 1 wp f 2 f ,al 5l1 1ilEi9W - f , ,,,,, if E 61:1 , - viii .1551 - 1, :X -El: qfwl 1n : :W -W N 1 fm ' 11 1 f- K X f N' A Km - ET'-if f dmiulammn, W. ALBERT COULTER Principal For some of you, your stay at Fleming is nearing its end. If we have been able to help you, then we feel happy that we have served your needs to some extent. For those of you returning, our hope is that your remaining days with us will be pleasant and profitable. W. ALBERT COULTEB MRS. ELIZABETH L. Powxsm. Axsivtcmt Principal 55 M F ccu I ty MISS RUTH HUTCHERSON, B.S. First Row-Across Lib,a,i,m MR. DONALD BAKER, B.S. Industrial Arts MRS. VIRGINIA BOYD, B.S. Physical Education MR. HARRY BUSHKAR, B.S. Physical Education MRS. VIVIAN DICKENSON, B.S. History lX'IRS.GENEVIEVEDICKlNSON, Dramatic: Second Row-Across MR. Tom D1xoN, A.B. Science MRS. ROMA GUSTIN, B.A. Languages MISS Lou ALICE HILL, B.S. English B.E,,B.S. MISS h'1ARGARET JAMES, B.S. Commfrcial Third Row-Across MISS GAYLE JOHNSON, B.S. Ilislory MISS PEARL KIRKWOOD, B.S. Genzral Sciencz - MRS. VIRGINIA KIRKwooD, B.S. Mathzmatic: MRS. CATHERINE G. Looms, B.S. English MRS. VIRGINIA NIASON, B.S. English Fourth Row-Across MISS THELMA NIORRIS, A.B. M athcmatics 1.111-LKULBOTIJ MRS. RUTH PAINTER, B.S. Science MISS FANNIE LEE SANDERSON A B Music MISS FRANCES SANDERSON PTl7lC1Pdl,J Secrctary MRS. DAILY SLGAN, B.S. Home Economics Fifth Row-A cross MR. FRED SMITH, B.S. Physical Education MISS BETSY STONE, A.B. English MRS. EDITH WILRERSON, A.B Gcography MISS IVA L. XVILLIAMS, B.A. Philosophy Long, Long Ago I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 IO II I2 3 14 IS 16 17 18 I9 zo 2I GORDON PETERS BETTY BOYD MARY JOYCE MATTHEWS FRANCES BUTNER EVELYN DEMOTT XrVONNE STONE JACK LANFORD KENNETH MOTLEY GRETA HARDIE PEGGY FRANKIE JEANINE HAMMOND BETTY JANE ABBOTT ALMA TICE CLAIRE ANN ABBOTT JOYCE CARSON BETTY ROBERTSON BARBARA GREIG BUDDY HOLCOMB JACK BEETON BETTY BATTS JEAN ZIEGLER I gnagmffqfgww ww- Cx fKWJMfLQf-?J CC?L'7 X A . W a,vvv '-,g 'Q LQ 7 k A Z 724- f gd: , ND Ki X227 4 Massa rl Sen'or Officers . . . LAWRENCE MURRAY DOROTHY BIBLE BETTY BOYD JOE WEBBER Prexident Vire Prexident Sfrretary-Treafurer Hiftorian Sponsors . MRS. VIRGINIA Kim-:woou Miss NIARGARET JAMES Mas. VIRGINIA MASON Being a senior means a lot. It means checking credits and picking up re- quired subjects needed to graduate. It nieans cheerhig the tearns to victory as they struggle to win. It means publishing the year book, Senior Day, the Senior Play, the Prom and New York. It means wearing the traditional grey and march- ing sedately down the aisle. But, being a senior means more than this. It means the serious realization of what lies before us. It means the beginning of the proper adjustment to future living. Being a senior means the ending of happy relationship with teachers and fellow-students. It means that we are about to become Fleming's tradition. It means graduation. l10l EMORY CARLILE BALDWIN, Seniors BETTY JANE ABBOTT Abbott jovial, enthusiastic, kind JEAN NIARIE ARRINGTON fl I! Energetic, neat, cheerful BETTY Lou Asuweu. cs Bdfy n Fran k, talkative, obliging ujackn Reliable, silent, reserved BETTY jo BATTS CCB. J' YP Dainty, serene, modest JR. i111 Seniors CLAIRE ANN Amaorr Claire Ann Sincere, placid, courteous BE'1'rY JEAN ASBURY ssDuCkyn Sedatc, cautious, jovial DOROTHY BABALIS If ,I Tactful, refined, poised CLAIRE BELLE BAS:-:AM Claire True, reserved, well-bred HARVEY JACKSON BEETON ujackn lwiasculine, popular, witty Seniors DOROTHY NIAY BIBLE llDottyH Obliging, dependable, crudite SUE ELIZABETH BOVVER Sufi: Q Studious, cooperative, friendly GEORGE PRICE BOWMAN, JR. UBuckU Energetic, bold, intelligent RAYMOND LEE BREEDEN, JR. Handsome Handsome, vivid, original XIVENEDA LEE BUCKNER HB. on' ' Striking, radiant, composed 12 Seniors EVELYN ELIZABETH BOOTH Bootie Charming, trustworthy, earnest JOYCE YvoNNE BOWLES Billie Elegant, happy, harmonious BETTY ALICE BOYD UBab-ri! Attractive, vivacious, candid VIRGINIA LOIS BRYANT Shorty Genteel, prim, grateful FRANCES LA-DI-:NE BUTNER Fran Studious, stanch, capable Seniors RICHARD EVELYN BYRD Dickie Sportsman, manly, likable VERNA Hass CAR1corE Verna Sincere, tranquil, learned JOYCE ANN CARSON Ki Lively, liberal, genial LEON ALOURES CHATMAN fl-lot!! Truthful, obliging, polite ANNE PRESTON CORNE11' lfdnneil Striking, wise, enthusiastic 13 ap: .26..-4, QZQ,6-4-4-.efr-4-44 ' ' I r W .' 54-ng, giemgg' RUBY JUAN1'IiA CALD Z Nun ,Bl Collected, loyal, fashionable lN'lARY LOUISE CARROS SG Alary!l Sedate, genteel, keen JAMES ROBERT CARTER, JR. CKjimn1v3',, Versatile, modest, sagacious NANCY LOUISE CLEMENT Lou-Lou Silent, studious, refined JUNE DAMAR1s CRAVVFORD Cl-Bug!! Reticent, becoming, loyal K0-71-rf 7 Seniors RoY lVlELVIN CREASY M flUi1l,U Quiet, fair, earnest BARBARA BELL DENT Barbara Harmonious, agreeable, candid NANCY JOY D1LLoN KK Karon W Popular, humorous,picturesque joe!- m.r.,a-.J 31522 au-I-I ERSA JUANITA -Cqffaw ma,J-M011 ,f 'zffffl' u 3'-Mu W. RussELL FRAcKE1z Ru:::ll Serious, solemn, natural N Xxx W -wussk Seniors EVELYN Pmuusx DEll'IOTF Evelyn Elegant, merry, admirable WlLLIAll PAUL DIEHL, Jn. Bill Masculine, engaging, sound GERALD RAY DoYLE Kijakzw Cheerful, mischievous, witty CLARA MAE F ERRELL Dimple.r Attractive, joyous, valiant PEGGY BELLE FRANKIE Uptggyi, ' Reliable, intelligent, grateful Seniors NAIDA LEE GIBSON Naid Placid, prim, calm BARBARA ANNE GREIG H-Bob!! Liberal, docile, musical JEANINE PAGE HAMMQND jamie Composed, obliging, keen RAY MADISON HART Razor Handsome, sincere, genial EVERETT GUY HOLSTEIN KG Friendly, droll, pleasant 15 Seniors JEAN ELIZABETH GOODIN fea11ic Grateful, skillful, prompt EVELYN JOYCE HALE KC Joy!! Outstanding, admirable, clever GRETA NIAE HARDIE Blondie Nice, original, practical JOSEPH WILLARD HOLCOMB, JR. nBuddyv Winsome, laudable, original CLARENCE WILEY HOWELL Parfum Enjoyable, vivid, daring Seniors PAUL LESTER HUFFHIAN KC Youthful, forward, spriglmtly LINDA Lou JACKSON Lindy Comely, dauntless, vivid RICHARD LEwIs JONES li Pd!!! Calm, original, genial JOAN AUDILEY KEMP jamie Charming, frank, demure JOHN CLAYTON LANFORD If 17 jovial, masculine, unseliish Seniors GEORGE WASHINGTON HYLTON Grange Reserved, polite, kind ELTON THoIiIAs JONES, jx. Shorty Amusing, lively, eager .I ' ALAN STEVEN KANE I A f Alam Z: ii 4 Erudite, generous, optimistic 'gist Q I Y I S f' 5' x -who . 1- -I f .:.,. x i S: S , 'iwi.., 1' K .fi Lx Wigwam DOROTHY ELIZABETH KING Dottie Peaceful, fair, happy XVAYNE EDYVARD NIANN In Waynz as Soc' ble, entertaini co perative 161 lllliff M All 'Nil lliiifiw Q Seniors JACQUELIN GAY MAILTIN jackie Genial, commendable, spirited IVIARY JOYCE MATTHEXVS GC Red!! Original, amusing, witty BETTY JANE NIILTON Bljanieib Refined, neat, mannerly NEDRA JUANITA Mokius MPM' Helpful, tidy, conscientious MARX' SUE MUNSEY Suziev Sweet, efficient, graceful f17 Seniors RALPH EDWARD MARTIN il J I Philanthropic, civil, dreamer GRANVILLE BERKLEY MEAIJOR Granville Relaxed, practical, loyal FORREST GLENWOOD MORGAN, Jn. Bon:ack Good looking, powerful, laudable KENNETH LEIGI-IToN MOTLEY Motley Talented, reliable, likable LAWRENCE PATTERSON NIURRAY, JR. Sparks Accommodating, scholarly, energetic Seniors DENNIS OAKEY PARKER li Handsome, cheerful, original Rom' HUBERT PATRICK, JR. ll Pat!! Faithful, courteous, true FRANK GORDON PETERS ll Y! Dramatic, astonishing, admirable ELIZABETH FRANKLIN Perrn' il 33 Reliable, cooperative, capable BXLLY IVIARSHALL RIG BY Bill Polished, boyish, different Seniors EVELYN JOYCE PARRIsrI enjoys: V Serene, striking, artistic PHYLLIS JEAN Pnnrco cz Phyln Attractive, prim, thoughtful CHARLES HANsoN PETERSON, JR. A SG Pda!! Studious, prompt, polite WALTER Pow Manchu Peaceful, alert, serious LowELL EDMOND ROBERSON Lowell Dignilied, calm, prompt U81 Seniors LILLIE MARY ROBERTS Willie Calm, honest, reliable GEORGIA ROBERTA SARVER Bert Athletic, mischievous, witty DOROTHY LEE SAUNDERS G5 Dol!! Dignihed, poised, modest JAMES ROBERT SHIVELY LGB0bbylY Youthful, meek, kind WILLIE lh'iERYLE STANLEY W illie Becoming, capable, magnetic A-'SS QF erm. M xi Seniors BETTY JANE ROBERTSON Susie Reserved, sincere, orderly GEORGE RILEY SAUL Cactus Athletic, good sport, allable KATHERXNE Scoiums is Kitty n Frank, attractive, dauntless PEGGIE MAE SHUGART sc Sugarn Companionable, true, studious HELEN SUE STARR Helen Sue Pretty, sweet, agreeable Seniors Bmrrv JEAN STONE Betty jean Gay, genial, wholesome BETTY JANE STULT1. 'KShorty Pleasant, hearty, humble FRANCES NELL THOMPSON Fra11cz.f Melodious, cheerful, fair Loweu. ANDREYV TINSLEY Tin.rl:y Witty, friendly, laudable BEVERLEY ANN TREN1' Trent Spruce, poised, pleasing 261 Seniors YVONNE Ems STONE Yvonne Intelligent, talented, willing PATSY ANN TAYLOR CCPat59 Dignified, admirable, refined ALMA MAY:-: Tice Margie Diligent, cooperative, serene NIXLLARD CHANDLER TOYVNSEND H Chau H Scholarly, commendable, reliable TREVOR DEREE TURNER ll Tn!!! Whimsical, original, dynamic Seniors BERLIN THEXTER UINIBERGER, Ja. Berl-in Dependable, reserved, sensible OWEN RANDOLPH WADE Peabody Funny, hardy, wholesome HAROLD RAY XVHITE Whitey Neat, sedate, lively DOLORES ELo1sE WHITFINGTON Dolores Trim, reticent, cultured LoxE'r'rA JEAN Zu-:ci ER cc Ziggee n Studious, ardent, engaging 21 Seniors ROBERT PETER VEST, JR. G5 I3 Silent, patriotic, dependable JOSEPH FRANK WEEEER MJD!!! Vehement, droll, uncom parable Boa DONALTH WHITESIDE Witney Dashing, likable, popular y. JosEPuxNE ROMONA WVOODSON H10 I! Polished, orderly, courteous THELMA JANE ZIMMERMAN Cl T. 1.9 Ambitious, obliging, neat NOT PICTURED BETTY NIITCHELL RUDOLPH GUNN POWELL W CH 'fa LSTHMDJ Inna Ba! rzeffe af' 1'zie.rza'e S Q . 051 QCP X 1 N 1 1 . J6z'rzc . Gaining' ,....,..p- Lb'-1g'i1qri.?gx-EEA f 300 BST J. 67a2?g?J6gi0DJg'5r9 4-leg, lp xaixi K K J A , K M 3 , A . - N1 44' .sb ' ' ' .WY P g Senior Directory . BE'1'rY JANE ABEo'I'r-Y-Teens, Literary, Masque, Library, Basketball, Manager. CLAIRE ABBOTT-F. H. A., Y-Teens, Masque. MARIE ARRINGTON -RIRSQUCQ Y-Teens, Beta, Glee, F. H. A., Basketball, Newspaper Staff. BE'I'I'Y ASBURRY-F. H. A. BETTY AsI-IWELL-Y-Teens, F. H. A. DOROTHY BABALIS-Y-Teens, S. C. A. JACKBALDWlN1CaII'lCl'3., Vice President, Beta, Hi-Y, Chaplain. CLAIRE BASHAAl?Y-TCCHSQ F. H. A., Library. BETTY JO BATTS-Y-Teens, F. H. A., Masque, Glee. JACK BEETON-Masque, Literary, Thespians, Football, Basketball, Track, Hi-Y. DOROTHY BIBLE-Masque, Treasurer, Y-Teens, Thes- pians, Senior Class, Vice President, Beta, Art, Science, Literary, Newspaper Staff, Assistant Editor. EVELYN BOOTH-Masque, Secretary, Y-Teens, Secretary, President, Beta, S. C. A., Annual Staff, Glee. SUE BOWER--Thespians, Beta, Science, Masque. JOYCE Bow1.Es-Y-Teens, Glee. GEORGE BOWMAN-Masque, Beta, Literary, Science, Hi-Y, Newspaper Staff. BETTY BOYD-Y-Teens, Master Key, Literary, Treasurer, Senior Class, Secretary, Glee, Thespians, Masque, Annual Staff. RAYMOND BREEDEN-Football, Basketball, Track, Glee, Masque, Vice President, Literary, Art, Vice President. VIRGINIA BRYANT-Hr-TCCHSQ Glee, Masque. VENEDA BUCKNER-'NIHSQUCQ Y-Teens, F. H. A., Basket- ball, Glee. FRANCES BUTNER-F. H. A., Reporter, Glee, S. C. A., Beta, Library, Vice President, President. DICKIE BYRD--Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball. JUANITA CALDWELL-Y-Teens, F. H. A., Masque. VERNA CARICOFE-Newspaper Staff, Y-Teens, Beta. MARY CARROS1F. H. A., President, Sponsor of Junior Home Economics. JOYCE CARSON-Y-TCEHSQ Art, Secretary, Newspaper Staff. JAMES CARTER-Hi-Hy, Vice President, Program Chairman, Literary, Vice President, Masque, Annual Staff. LEON CHATMAN-Football, Track, Glee, Camera, News- paper, Masque. NANCY CLEMENT-Beta, Thespians, Science, Y-Teens, Masque, Literary. ANNE CORNETT 1y-TBCHS, President, Glee. JUNE CRAYW'F0RD1Y-TCCHSQ F. H. A., Library, Masque. IVIELVIN CREASEY-Camera, Secretary. 2 EVELYN lJEB40'l'l'-'NIHSQUCQ Y-Teens, Program Chairman, Literary, Historian, Thespians, Cheerleader, Glee. BARBARA DEN?-NCWSPHPCF Staff, Y-Teens. BILLDIEI-IL-Football,Co-captain,Track,Basketball,Glee, President, S. C. A. NANCY DILLON-NIHSQUCQ Y-Teens, Beta, Literary, Thes- pians, Secretary, Junior Class, Program Chairman, Cheerleader, Glee, Vice President. GERALD DOYLE-Literary, Football, Football, Manager, Masque, Thespians, Glee, Treasurer, Newspaper Staff, Hi-Y, S. C. A. JUANITA FEAZELL-Y-Teens, Glee, F. H. A. CLARA FERRELL'-NIRSQUCQ Y-Teens, F. H. A., Basket- ball, Glee, Newspaper Staff. RUSSELL FRACKER-PCP Club. PEGGIE FRANKIE-GlCOQ Newspaper Staff, Y-Teens. NAIDA GIBS0N1F. H. A., Y-Teens. JEAN GOODIN-Y-TCCIISQ Beta, Thespians, Masque, Glee. BARBARA GREIG-X,-TCCHSQ Library, F. H. A., Glee, Beta. JOYCE HALEis.r-TCCDS, Masque, Program Chairman, Beta, President, Glee, Thespians, Literary, Junior Class, President, Annual, S. C. A., Vice President, Science. JEANINE HAMMOND-Masque, Y-Teens, Thespians, Glee, Literary, F. H. A., Annual. GRETA HARDIE-XY-TCCHSQ F. H. A., Art. RAY HART-SCHiOf Science, Vice President, Art, Annual Staii, Hi-Y, Senior Beta, Vice President, Treasurer, Sophomore Class, President. BUDDY HOLCOMB-Football, Track, Basketball, Manager, Masque, Literary, Treasurer, Hi-Y, S. C. A., Thes- pians, Basketball, Annual Staff. - EVERETTE HoLs'rEIN-Literary, Masque, Football, Camera, Track. CLARENCE HOWELL'GlCC. PAUL HUFFNIAN-FOOtb3ll, Basketball, Track, Football, Manager, Basketball, Manager, Glee, Masque, Camera. GEORGE HYLTON-Football, Basketball, Hi-Y, Treasurer. LINDA JAcRsoN-Y-Teens, Masque. ELTON JONES-Beta. LEWIS JONES-Basketball, Masque. ALAN KANE-Basketball, Manager, Beta, Thespians, Treasurer, Literary, Hi-Y, Annual, Editor, S. C. A., Historian, Masque. JOAN KEM P-Y-Teens. DOROTHY KING-Y-Teens, Masque. Senior Directory . JOHN LANFORD-Football, Basketball, Hi-Y, President, Basketball, Manager, S. C. A. WAY'NE MANN-Football, Basketball. JACKIE MARTIN-Cheerleader, Secretary, S. C. A., Y-Teens, Masque, Thespians, Beta, Glee. RALPH MARTIN-Band, Camera, Hi-Y, Literary, News- paper, S. C. A., Masque, Science, President. NIARY JOYCE MATTHEWS-Y-Teens, Treasurer, Masque, Literary, Secretary, Glee, Thespians, Vice President, Annual Staff, Newspaper Staifg Cheerleader, Secretary, Debate. GRANVILLE MEADOR-Football. BETTY MILTON:-Masque, Y-Teens, Literary, Newspaper Staff, Glee. BETTY lh'llTCHELL-'GlCCQ F. H. A., Y-Teens. FORREST MORGAN-Junior Class, Vice President, Basket- ball, Track, Hi-Y, Football. NEDRA BfIORRIS'X7-TCCHSQ F. H. A., Vice President. KENNETH MOTLEY-Thespians, S. C. A., President, Hi-Y, Basketball, Manager, Masque, Vice President, Art, President, Annual Staif, Newspaper Staff, Literary. NIARY SUE lh'IUNSEY+X,-TCCDS, President, Secretary, Open House Representative, Nlasque, Beta, Literary, Glee, Annual StaH', Pep, Head Cheerleader, Thespians, Newspaper Staff. LAWRENCE MURRAY-Junior Class, Secretary, Senior Class, President, Glee, Boys' State, Debate, Football, Masque, Band, Literary, Beta, Thespians, Hi-Y, Science, Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff. OAKEY PARKER-Football, Basketball, Track, S. C. A., Glee. JOYCE PARRISH-BAHSQUCQ Y-Teens, F. H. A., Secretary, Thespians, Glee, Newspaper Staff. ROBY PATRICK-'NIHSQUCQ Hi-Y, Band, Newspaper Staff, Library, Camera, President, Science, S. C. A. PHYLLIS PEDIGO-NTHSQUES Y-Teens, F. H. A., News- paper Staff. GORDON PETERS-Glee, Boys' State, Football, Track, Basketball, Masque, President, Literary, Historian, Hi-Y, Beta, Thespians, Vice President, S. C. A. CHARLES PETERSON-Beta, Hi-Y, Camera, Science. ELIZABETH PETTIT-Y-Teens, Masque, Thespians, Beta, Literary: PVALTER POFF-Glee. RUDOLPH POWELL-Glee, Football, Basketball. BILLY RIGEY-Art, Treasurer, Glee, Football. LOVVELL ROBERSON-Literary. LILLIE RoDERTs-Y-Teens, F. H. A., Masque. BETTY ROBERTSON'X,-TCCHSQ Masque, Glee. ROBERTA SARVER-F. H. A., Basketball, Captain, Glee. 25 GEORGE SAUL-Football, Basketball, Captain, Baseball, Glee, Treasurer, Junior Class, Treasurer. DOROTHY SAUNDERS-Y-Teens, Masque, Newspaper Stafl',Glee. KATHERINE SCORDAS'Xy-TCCHSQ Masque, Vice President, F. H. A., President, Glee, Thespians, Newspaper Staff, S. C. A. BOBBY SHIVELY-Library, Hi-Y. PEGGY SHUGART'-F. H. A., Y-Teens, Library, President, Beta. IYIERYLE STANLEYTBXIHSQUCQ Y-Teens, Beta, Glee, F. H. A., Basketball. HELEN SUE STARR'-BCLK, Glee, Secretary, F. H. A. BETTY STONE-Masque, Y-Teens, Thespians, Literary, Glee, Beta. X,VONNE STONE-Thespians, Y-Teens, Literary, Art, Secretary, Debate, Newspaper, Editor, S. C. A. BETTY STULTZ-XV-'TCCIISQ F. H. A., Masque. PATSY TAYLOR-S. C. A., F. H. A., Y-Teens, Literary, Masque, Thespians, President, Assistant Editor, Annual, Beta, Program Chairman. FRANCES THOIMIPSON'-Y-TCCHS, Secretary, Masque, Glee, Beta. ALMA TICE-Y-Teens, Treasurer, Masque, Beta, Thes- pians, Newspaper Staff. LOYVELL T1NsLEY-Masque, President, Science, Vice President, S. C. A., Newspaper Staff, Glee, Hi-Y, Basketball, Manager. CHANDLER TOWNSEND'DCb3tCQ Science, President, Science, Junior Director, Beta, Literary. BEVERLY TRENT-'Y-'FCCHSQ Glee, Masque, F. H. A. TREVOR TURNER-Debate, Literary, President, Masque, Thespians, Annual Staff, Basketball, Football, S. C. A. BERLIN UMEERGER-Beta, Hi-Y, Chaplain, Camera, Annual, Business Manager, Library, Treasurer. ROBERT VEST: Library, Masque. OXVEN WADE1S. C. A., Football. JOE NVEBBER-NIHSQUCQ Literary, Glee, Hi-Y, Secretary, Senior Class, Historian, Thespians, Football, Football, Manager, Basketball. HAROLD XVHITE-Camera, Treasurer, Masque, Literary, Hi-Y, Glee, Band. BOE WHITESIDE-Football, Co-captain, Basketball, Track, Glee. DOLORES WHITTINGTON-Beta, Glee, Thespians, Masque, Literary, Y-Teens, Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff. JOSEPHINE WOoDsoN-Masque, Y-Teens, Glee. JEAN ZIEGLER'-'XV-TCCHSQ Masque. THELLIA ZILIIIERMAN-S. C. A., Science, Y-Teens, Masque, Thespians, Newspaper Staff, Business Manager. Junior Officers . DONALD BUDDY SMITH DENNY GENE EARLY REBECCA DUDLEY FRANK RUNION Prnidcnt Vine Przxidmt Secretary Treaxurer MIss FANNIE LEE SANDERSQN Mk. TOM DIxoN MRS. VIVIAN DIcIcENsoN Juniors, at last, with just one more year ahead! A junior leads a busy life, so we found that we were no exceptions to the rule. Along with important studies were our social activities. We sponsored a comic basketball game and the annual Christmas formal dance. The Prom, with a romantic setting, soft music and delicious refreshments, was the real highlight of the year. Our dreams of four years are almost reached-we shall soon be the Seniors. 'A 'Liga 'lu i261 Juniors JAMES ALVIS IVIARLENE ANDERSON LEE AN'FHONY ROBERT ARNOLD LILLIAN ASBURY MARY ALICE BOSTXAN ROBERT BOWMAN 'THEODORE BRILLIIART MARY BROCE BARBARA BUCRNER HELEN BURNETTE ULDINE CALDYVELL RUTH CALLISON WILLIALI CARTER ALFRED CHEATWOOD RONALD CLATTERBUCK MARY LOUISE CRISS NIAYNARD DAMRON VIRGINIA DAVIS VIRGINIA DEWITT BETTY LOU DEYERLE AILEEN Doss AUDREY DOYLE REBECCA DUDLEY DENNY GENE EARLY PEGGY JO ELLER PERRY ELLIS JACK EMERICK DOLORES EVANS BETTY JOYCE FITZGERALD RICHARD GAY LEONARD GISINER 1 VW' ww'- 27 A. 28 Juniors RICHARD GREIG FLORENCE GUTHRIE ANNIE NIAE HAMBRICK JANET HALIILTON NORVA HARDIE DURVVOOD HILL DOROTHY HOGAN RALPH HOLLAND NANCY HURD CHARLOTTE INGE LETTY KAVANAUGH BETTY KEY PHYLLIS LINK BARBARA LLEYVELLYN JOYCE LowRY BETTY JUNE MA'I'rox ANNIE NIARIE NXIAXEY BETTY ANN RCIEADOR BEVERLY LIIICHAEL VICTOR IVIIDDLEKAUFF BETTY BJIITCHELL ELSIE OBENCHAIN RAY OTEY EVELYN PAYNE MARY ANN PETTY VIRGINIA PHILLIPS DAN PIRRUNG EARL RAKES CHARLES RANDALL FRANK RUNION FRANCES SALMONS ROBERT SEMONES Juniors BILLY SHANKS EVELYN SI-IELBOURNE CONSTANCE SIIIVELY DONALD SMITH DAVID SPIGLE KATHLEEN THOMPSON K BETTY TEICHLER RUBY VERNON WINNIE MAE VEST NELBOURNE WHITE CLAIRE WILI-:EI1soN ROBERTA NVXLSON DORIS WINGO CECIL WILLIAAISON BARBARA YEA'YFS L NOT PICTURED JAMES BIBLE JAMES OX'LER ASHFORD WILBOURNE CLAYTON CLARK JEAN PARRISII DONALD KEESEY DAVID Punvxss TO THE JUNIOR CLASS . . . VVhen we chose the Senior Ring as the theme of our annual, we were inspired by its significance. It is tradition just as the other senior activities have become tradition. W'e hope that the image of NVilliam Fleming will be uppermost in your minds during your dreams and plans for the coming year. VVe hope that your ideals will become so well-rooted that they will be great challenges to all future Senior Classes. LAWRENCE MURRAY, President Senior Class of '48 l29l iii 1141 Yee a G 'o 1 422 by Nfl! LF FT gala- A C Kr-Z Maj' -fft,z..,' B if-AN-fkvkr L4-'Eff cfL,,c:'C', -141.1 '!c-I ' -LEW MJAW' rf 514' , , -gff.,C,Lfib6?f'-rg,-..a,4.,,MQ' ,I .- i is' A Ik - A, ,QA 1 K X .AT B' A f A Y + we I X 'Ai I R Ag V 'S .,. Kg F A A R A A A Q' ff f 1 Y A if 1 VB .M-is .K no we Cie B N ti Q3 I 'i.. I ' ,Q rv ?-,Q A 3 - 5 I1 J V A ER T 'Aw Q I n ' L iv a mm .-1 - E - i Y .f f 53-. s I 2 A Y 5 435 Nr 'E f f ' fs ' ' Q 4 5-. A in A . V' Q 'FL ' .- I , K N . I ,, K X X My ,K - K R, J . 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CARICOFE BOBBY CHITNVOOD RUTH CLIFT NANCY COCHRAN BARBARA COLE CLIFTON COON ARLETHA CONNER BETTY JEAN CONNE R CHARLES COTTONN ROBERT CRAFT WILLIAM CRAFT RICHARD CRAWFORD ELIZABETH CREGG1-:R JOHN CRISS RONNIE CROUCH HERBERT CROWVDER ANNE CROVVGEY BETTY DAv1s HENRY DUNLAP GLENN DYSART LINDA EVANS BETTY JANE FISHER CHARLOTTE FITZGERALD LOUIS FRANRIE TOIIIRIY FRANKLIN PATRICIA GATES LENA GOAD XVARREN GODSIIIAFLE DORIS JEAN HAIRFIELD JUANITA HAMERICK VANCE HALIPTON OPAL HARMON Sophomores MARY Jo HARRIS ' NANCY HASH DONNA RAE HOLT JUANITA HUDSON EMMA HUTCHINS BENNIE IRVIN JOANNE JONAS DICKIE JDNES CLIFFORD JOURNELL RICHARD KAVANAUGH NANCY KIDD JALENE KING MARY KING BETTIE Jo LEWIS BILLY LING RAARION RUTH LOVE GEORGE LUCK CAROLYN SUE LYON IMOGENE BIAY VERNELLE MAYS JULIA NJCGHEE ANN NTIDDLEKAUFF JOENELL NIOON BARBARA MooRE BETTY NIIOORE ALBERT Mo'rLEY DIANE NIURRAY BONNIE MEYER RAYMOND MYERS RODNEY NICHOLS BETTY GAY NOLEN JOHN OYLER EDNA KAY PARKS NIELVIN PARSELL NIARILYN PA'rzoLD BARBARA PEDIGO BETTY PERDUE EDWVARD PERDUE BETTY JEAN PETERS VIOLET PRICE JEAN PRILLAMAN JAMES PUGH, JR. SHIRLEY ROBERTS BILLY RUNYON JUNE SCOTT ALMA SHELBOURNE JUANITA SHUEELEEARG IRIS SHUMATE RICHARD CRAWFORD .... CLIFTON COON ........ TOMMY FRANKLIN .... DOUGLAS HART ..... . . MRS. RUTH PAINTER MRS. CATHERINE LOOMIS MRS. ROMA GUSTIN MRS. DAILY SLOAN TOMMY ATKINS BETTE MAE BAIRD JAMES BRYANT VANCE COMER PEGGY EDWARDS VIRGINIA FOSTER BOBBY GREEN Sophomores DONALD SINK JAMES SLAYDON, JR. NINA SLAYTON GERALDINE SNEAD BARBARA SPENCER SARA LOU SPIGLE BARBARA STANLEY ROBERT STANLEY BETTY JO THOMAS JEAN UMBERGER MARY WALROND JEAN WARE JUNE WARE CARL WATSON HELEN WEAVER HELEN WEBBER BETTY JO WHARTON NANCY WILKINSON HAZEL XVILLS ROBERT WITI-IERS BEN WOODS J E WRIGHT M..w5Wfj Not Pictured WILLIAM C. HALE DOUGLAS HART RALI-I-I HIGGINS PHIL HIMES DICKIE IRVIN BILLY JERNELL DONALD Lovs E321 ................Pre:1clent . . . Vice P1-exidenz . . . . .Secretary . . . Treafurer . . . .Spomorx EDWARD NICHOLS, JR. HAROLD PATRAM WARREN PERDUE BOBBY THURMAN RODNEY TURNER VERNON WINGO TOMMY WRIGHT Skim! 5 -54 J ma, In A 'ig ?53XzQiILLIAM GOEF EYVEY MQNGER ' ffw Sf-.1 LE- fp A -iffy I f .Af ff! I ,A ' ,,v f..- 'V .fl 1.17, , . If JACK ADKINS Jos ADKINS ANN LEE ALLMAN PEGGY ARGENBRIGI-IT EHNNY BABALIS AYNES BARGER ' Ninth Grade , A 'IL ,I .ffi ' V' I I ,VL ff if? X 5, '. , M, .ff fyfffff my if 1, -' -wr L ,gyz ' LY,-foo -f -- 'Q ' X I If 4 H ' I 7 LX - ,I '4 CHARLES BEASLEY - OLA MAE BISHOP X Q MARJORIE BLEVINS R E ROBERT BOSTIAN Ks BEULAH BOSTON DONALD BowLEs 1 BARBARA BRYANT 1 LOAN BRYANT ATSY BRYANT ' y RONALD BRYANT LOIS BUTNER Bo BY CALHOUN NA CY CALLISON RI CL Y N A ISON R ANCAXFRD . J N N ILAWFORD -Go I N ROCKETT WII. SL UNDIFF . CI.. -A UNDII-'F f PE NN CUNDIFF Q J X9 RE ,x ALToN R EXXRY . 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K K - I - -I Nmth Grade f Enghth Grade ,g,I..,,I-XJ OFFI CERS OFFICERS BILLY DENT ........... ..........., ......., . . Presidcn RIGI-IARII TowNsEND ...... . ...... . .... ....... P resident MARGIE BLEVXNS. ................. -. . ...,....... Vi Presi BEVERLY RAKES ..... ....... . ....... .... V i tc President BETTY JUNE IYIEADOR. ............................ .S r r ' MARGARET HARTSELL ....... ,... ........... ....... S e or eiury Donomv SKNK ................................... , as r he BAKER ....... ............................,.... 1 'reasnrer MISS THELIIIA IWORRIS, MRS. EDITH Wll.KERSON, Iss GAx'LEgoI-INsoN. Mlss PEARL Kmxcwoon, 1 ..... Sponsors MRS. VIRGINIA Bovn, MIss Lou ALICE HILL, . . po 5 MISS BETsx' TONE, MISS IVA YVILLIAMS I 1 MR. HIXRRY BusI-IRAR K , I I K K I I . 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K - CHARLENE CROUCH vm e.- 314 AR? l34Q1 4 I 0 Eighth Grade ELoIsE CROVVDER Bon CRUICKSHANK EANNE DICKINSON ETTY ANN DoYLE DONALD EDNVARDS KENNETH EVANS DANNY FLOYD MAXINE FORD NADINE FORD LouIsE FRANCE MARIE GAILYIAN BETTY JEAN GAY MILDRED GIBSGN WILLIAM GOYER BARBARA JEAN HALE BOBBIE JEAN HALI. LoIs HALL MARGARET HARTSELL NELLIE HAYES BETTY JEAN HAYNES ELAINE HAX'DEN ANN HENRY HAZEL HOGAN AUDREY HUFFAITXN DONALD HUMPHREYS VERA HUNT WIARYIN HIJTCI-IERsoN DoRIs JEAN HUTCHXNS 0 ANNE HY'LTON AUL IDDINGS DAVID JAMES JOHNNIE JENNINGS WALLACE KESSLER HELEN LAYNE ALGIE MARTIN Jo ANN AYE ALFRED CCLEARN GERALD MILLER MORRIS MYERS LEWIS NUNN BOBBY OLIVER NAOMI OEENCHAIN CHARLOTTE ORRENDER GLENN PERIGEN BARBARA ANN PETERS DAVID PIRRUNG CAROLYN PRICE JOYCE PRILLAMAN AMES PROEFITT EVERLY RAKES PATSY RICHARDSON BENNY SHORTER MARX' ANN SIMMONS PHYLLIS SINR BETTY SREEN MARLENE STEVENS BEVERLY SPIERS BETTY JEAN STANLEY GEORGE STULTZ ANGELITA SUITER DONALD SUTPHIN UDXTH TAYLOR ICHARD TONVNSEND BILLY UMDERGI-:R THOMAS WADE AMES WYAID ONALD WALLACE DOROTHY WALTERS NETTIE MAE WEST ED WHITE JOHNNY WHITMORE MARY ANN WILSON SHIRLEY ANN WINGEIELD BOBBY WINGD JoHN WRIGHT SHIRLEY WRIGHT WAYNE ZIEGLER BETTY ZIMMERMAN EDWARD ZIMMERMAN KENNETH Amos LIONEL ANDERS EARL BAILEY DoNALD BOOKER VIRGINIA DELINE MARX' GARLAND NOT PICTURED Lows HIKMBIOND BACK HoLI.ANDswoRTH AVID KEY JOHNNIE LAYNE KENNETH MANSPILE Jo ANN NIILLER H351 AMES NIcHoI.s Y ONVENS KENNETH PAINTE LEROY PAXTON DONALD SCOTT KENNETH SINR R DONALD SISSON KENNETH SWAIN BENNY TICE 1 BILLY WILRES DoNALD WILSON KENNETH WYAXTT YXLQJQLAQ . 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ZI 60 Christiansburg ..... . 25 56 jefferson ....... . 31 38 jefferson ........ . 34 37 Pulaski ........... . 33 55 Blacksburg ...... . 26 67 William Byrd ..... . 40 42 Andrew Lewis ...... . 38 S3 Andrew Lewis .... . 32 34 William Byrd .... . . . 41 56 Radford ............. . 59 64 Totals-Opponent ..... ....... . . . 619 Fleming .... . . . QI 5 Du Pont Invitational Tournament Fleming ......... . . . 33 Harrisonburg. 31 Fleming ...... .... 4 7 Waynesboro. . R. E. Lee .... 39 R. E. Lee .... Fleming ......... .... 3 1 Fleming fChampionsQ jefferson ..... E. C. Glass ...... .... 2 9 Andrew Lewis .... .... A ndrew Lewis ......... 22 E. C. Glass. .. E. C. Glass ..... . 27 Lane ......... District 6 Tournament Fleming ...... Christiansburg. . . .... Fleming. . . . 40 William Byrd. Fieldale .... 18 Fieldale ...... Fleming ..... .... 4 6 Martinsville. . Martinsville. . . .... 40 Fleming fChampionsJ Pulaski ..... Martinsville .... .... Radford ..... Radford. . . . . . . . . . Narrows ...... Q In the State Championship Tournament, Fleming lost in the first round to Glenn Allen, 49-45. Norton High School defeated Glenn Allen in the finals. l42l Girls' Bosketboll Scores Opponent Fleming I Oppo-nent F Iemzng Alumnm ....... . . I9 22 Christiansburg .... 32 35 Pulaski .......... . . 42, 50 Blacksburg ..... 30 5 Christiansburg ..... . . 31 34 Pulaski ......... 24 34 Blacksburg ........ . . 27 42 William Byrd, .... 26 23 William Byrd .... . . 30 29 Radford ..........., 28 3K Radford ....... .... 3 9 24 Totals-Opponent ..... . . . 318 Fleming. ..... . . 353 Colonelettes In spite of having a practically green team this year, the Colonelettes had a very successful season. They lost only three out of the twelve games played. This placed them in third place for tourna- ment rating. Sarver, the only squad member with more than one previous year's experience, proved a good captain and a good forward, piling up a total of zoo points. Arrington, who changed from guard to forward this year, made a good partner for Sarver, as did Stanley. Buckner also switched positions, from forward to guard, and proved the backbone of the defense crew. Ferrell and Hudson were able support for Buckner as was Umberger, who traded places with Hudson in the strategic position under the basket. The other squad members were able sparring partners for the regulars and kept them on their toes. They were Bostian, Prillaman, and Hylton, as guardsg Ruth and Nancy Callison and Meador, as forwards. Abbott, as manager and Webber as her assistant, were very good managers in their business-like ways. Colonels This year a strong quintet was formed around a nucleus of live lettermen who were George Saul, Raymond Breeden, Jack Beeton, Bob Whiteside and Dickie Byrd. There were eight newcomers on the team who gave the strong, high-scoring Colonels good support. These boys were jimmy Slaydon, James Saul, Ralph Higgins, Joe Webber, Wayne Mann, Wayne Dooley, Eddie Perdue and Ray Otey. The team handed Fleming its best record in the schoolls history, winning seventeen out of eighteen games in the regular season, and having a grand total of twenty-three wins out of twenty-five games. . Buddy Holcomb, Kenneth Motley and Lowell Tinsley, as managers, looked after the physical needs of the team, in addition to keeping records and charts up-to-date. Boys' Trock 100- Yard Darh 220- Yard Run 220-Ydfd H urdlir 440-Yard Run 880-Yard Run PARKER DAVIS W1-wrssinn G. SAUL CAMPBELL J. SAUL J. SAUL Cnoucn Srznomss DAVIS WILSON lh'lULLEN LINKENAUGER High jump Broad jump Di.rcu.r Javelin Shot Put BREEDEN QUISENBERRY HOLCOMB BREEDEN BEETON QUISENBERRY CRAWFORD HOLSTEIN COLE DIEHL LxNKeNAuc1zn Cnoucn IVIORGAN Bvno WILSON l43l xx: ilvlxil . U-3 l l'u..+ can-nm.. fl-0 -J -f-s--f'-- I 1 5 lj C V ,,. -V548 'Y FRONT T0 BACK: Nada Jane Smith. Sue M unsey, Marlene Anderson, Betty Moore. Miss Thelma Morris, Belly Teichler. Jackie Marlin, Belly Joyce Fitzgerald, Evelyn DeMoll, Sara Lou Spigle. Nancy Dillon Cheerleaders SUE IYIUNSEY .... Head Cheerleader JACKIE NIARTIN ......... Secretary NADA JANE SMITH ........ M a:cot NIISS THELLIA MORRIS. . .Spomor Perhaps a cheerleader's thoughts may be expressed in the words of a poet. THE TIRELESS ATHLETEH By PARKER LOXVELL I'm glad the game if over, in every joint I ache, With vim and zeft I gave my beft for Alma Illaterix sake. With antic: proud I thrilled the crowd. Now well-earned rest I take. I twisted, tur-ned and tumbled, and as the game advanced, For fully .titty minutes' reIentle.r.rly I danced. M an, woman, child, My grace beguiled. Cheerr echoed when I pranced Included in the line-up,friend.r, no name of mine appear: N o triple threat am I and yet, I lubricate the gears. N o height: I climb, ' But harlz ye, I m The gal who leads the cheerf. A -From Sport: Week The squad, under the able and efficient leadership of Sue Munsey, supported both Varsity teams at games and tried to encourage good sportsmanship among students. h In order to know each other better, they had a delightful Christmas party and sponsored a dance during t e year. It was a real treat to have a mascot, Nada Jane Smith. l44J Fleming 'Snaps I. W'altz time 2. TllL'1.ll, it tary 3. Co-me jofcplzine 4. Going my way? 5. llfafclz the b1'rd1'e.' 6. W ant zz ride? 7. Hz got llze bird 8. No tim: like mow rims! 9. Thru of Il kind lo. Nine little arzgelx? II. Snow Quezn 12. Andrfw Lewif game 13. Colonel: win again 14. What a view I 5. just a little betler I6. Leading the way 17. Sweetheart of I948 18. Thr Three Stooges 19. Th: good ole day! zo. Profexsor and Salellitef Speech Clciss Smilid' Tl1fOLlgh,,iACT H William Fleming-NOVEMBER 25 Andrew Lewis-DECEMBER 9 National Thespian Conference University of Indiana The Fleming group inspects a display in the lobby JUNE I5-22, I947 LEFT: Fleming Thespians initiate the famous Brock Pambcrton into Troupe 570 backstage at the Academy of 1X'Iusic, after thc performance of Harvey, September 12, I947. RIGHT: Characters in the costume play, i'Fathers in a Gale, Spring, 1947. 0 2 W L V w 4 7 x ' . 7 V X K ' W 4' 9 X r. E -I ix NT 3 1 A . U 'Q' X X ENM4' mx J w NA - A 1 Sl ft -V if S X f,Q,',,i,: E E! FD F I V3 T' F G I 1-fu .- X ' Lviwl' 43. ' 'z ii ' Y ' , --N ?-.. , Mx x x Xu? RRI- Club m 5 W mf W O - 's f C'D ,. '...-T5 ,T-Tr.: C-C3 CQ m R , Z Q? f Z S W Wfffffw l 1 4 - - 4 It ,5 E . K 1 FIRST Row: Mrs. Roma Guslin. Trevor Turner, Lawrence Alurray. Joyce Hale. Kenneth Morley, Mary Alice Boslian, Alan Kane, Jack Lanford. Mrs. Painlrr SECOND Row: Shirley Wingjield. Beverly Rakes, Evelyn Booth, Anne Cornell, Palsy Taylor, Betty Rose Teichler. Ola Bisholi. Jeuneur Sewanee, fvU0l7liOb8I!Ch0i11, Frances Buhler. Jean Umberger. Yvonne Stone, Dorothy Babalis. Rulh Clay. Helen Burnellc, Peggy Argenbrighl THIRD Row: Richard Kline. Cliford Journell, Ray Lucas, Cliflon Coon, Billy Runyon. Victor Midrilekauj. Owen IVadc. Lowell Tinsley. Billy Hale. Jimmy Slaydon, Carllon Saul. Roby Patrick, Ralph Alartin The Student Cooperative Association, affiliated with the National Association of Student Councils, serves as the coordinating head of all club activities and major school projects. The council is made up of all club presidents, home-room representatives and S. C. A. officers, elected annually by the student body. The council meets monthly and S. C. A. oflicers preside at assembly once each month. Some of the activities for this year were as follows: Published the annual Student Handbook, sponsored a number of football hops, conducted the magazine campaign, sent representatives to the state convention, filled Red Cross boxes, filled Christmas baskets, conducted Red Cross, Community Fund and hffarch of Dimes drives, held annual Sweetheart Dance, planned and attended the district S. C. A. Convention in Vinton, and presented a microphone to the school. Student Cooperative Association OFFICERS KENNETH NIOTLEY. . . ........... ...... P rexlident JOYCE HfXLE ........ . . . Vice President lNfIARY ALICE BOSTIAN. . . ..... Secretary ALAN KANE .......... . . .Historian MRS. RUTH PAINTER Mns. ROMA GUSTIN ' ' 'SPOMON l4Sl Thespions OFFICERS PATSY TAYLOR. . . ...... Prefident GORDON PETERS. . . . .Vice Prexident NANCY DILLON. . ..... Secretary ALAN KANE ................ . . Treasurer MRS. GENEVIEVE DICKINSON Miss BETSY STONE ' ' 'SPOMOH TROUPE 570 NATIONAL THESPIANS The curtain never went down on Thespian activities last season. Six days after school closed, twelve of us trouped across several states to the National Convention On the University of Indiana campus. Then followed eight days of wonderful activity and dramatic fellowship. plus quite a few new friends from every corner of the U. S. A. Three days after school started in September, we saw the Barter production of Harvey, which featured Brock Pemberton. then trouped backstage and initiated Brock into our own Thespian Club. Then came Smilin' Through. with great plans for pioneering by being the first high school group to take a play on the road. Some of our trips had to be canceled. because of bad weather, but we learned much from this venture. R VVe are going to try, with the help of the Senior Masquers, the excellent play, The Great American Family, next month. Meanwhile, there is the one-act contest play, with Gordon. Lowell, Yvonne and Dody in the cast. while Patsy, Mary Joyce, Kenneth and Buddy will student direct, stage and light our production. Our hopeful prayers echo, On to Charlottesville . . . and victory! LEFT T0 Rmlrr, FROM FRONT: Mary Joyce Mallhews, Nancy Dillon, Palsy Taylor, Gordon Pelers, Elizabellz Ptllil, Mary Anne Petty, Joyce Parrish, Kalherine Scorzlas, Sue Bower. Annie Hambriclc, Dolores W'hillinglmz, Sue Munxey, Ruth Callison, Belly Teichler, Belly Stone. Joyce Hale, Evelyn DeMoll, Dorolhy Bible, Rebecca Dudley. llflary Alice Bastian. Bflly Joyce Filzgerald. Yvonne Slonc, llliss Betsy Slone. Bobby Semones, Trevor Turner, Buddy Holcomb, Jackie Marlin, Phyllis Link, Roberta Wilson, Jean Goodin, Thelma Zimmerman, Nancy Hurd, Lowell Tinsley, Gerald Doyle, Mrs. Gemzviezfe Dickinxon, Dennie Early, Billy Hale, Nancy Clement, Virginia Phillips, Jeanine Hammond, Lawrence Murray, Joe Webber. Kenneth lllolley, Jack Beelon, Alma Tice, Belly Boyd, Durwood Hill i491 Fxksr Row: Verna Caricofc. Mary Ann Pelly, Ivlarie Arringlon. Belly Jean Stone, Sue Bower, Ray Hart, Joyce Hale, Dady Evans. Belly Deyerle, Anna Hambrick, June Iilallox, Helen Burnelle, Helen Sue Starr SECOND Row: .Miss Gayle Johnson, Elisabeth Pellil, Dorothy Bible, Sue Munsey, Jackie Aiartin, Frances Thompson, Frances Bulnrr, Peggy Shugarl. Merle Stanley, Rulh Callison, Dorothy Hogan. Yvonne Slone, Jean Goodin, Evelyn Boolh, Mrs. Elizabeth Powell THIRD Row: Chandler Townsend, Alma Tice, Palsy Taylor. Mary Lou Criss, Belly Key. Nancy Dillon. Nancy Hurd, Phyllis Link. Roberta Wilson, Peggy Jo Ellcr, illarlene Anderson. Belly Teichler. Elton Jones ' FOURTH Row: George Bowman, Billy Ling, Billy Shanks, Berlin Umberger, Lee Anthony, Jack Bald-win, Gordon Peters, Lawrence Murray, Charles Peterson, Trevor Turner. Alan Kane The Beta Club is a non-secret service club for senior high schools. A student must maintain a B average for membership and must be a junior or senior. The hrst project of the Beta Club was to sponsor the football programs which were sold at home football games. The Beta Club sponsored the organization of the junior Beta Club. The Senior Club made a contribution to the National Education Fund. Other activities of the year included: Initiation of new members at a Barefoot Ball, Christmas caroling, attending the Virginia State Beta Convention in Richmond, where the Club presented a stunt in competition with the other Beta Clubs of Virginia, and a picnic in the spring. Senior Beta Club OFFICERS JOYCE HALE. . ...... President RAY HART. . . . . . Vice President DOLORES EVANS. .. ......... Secretary ROBERTA WILSON ........ . .Program Chairman MRS. ELIZABETH POWELL l Miss GAYLE JOHNSON . . .Sponsors E50 l Junior Beto Club OFFICERS JIMMY SLAYDON. . .... Prexident BETTY DAVIS .... . . Vice President JUANPHASHUFFLEBARGER... ..Snvnary MRS. ELIZABETH POWELL ' ISPOMOH Mlss GALE JOHNSON Because of the large number of students who qualified for the Beta Club, the junior Beta Club was organized . The functions of the junior Club were the same as those of the Senior Club. Our projects for thc year were the Christmas party, which took place just before the Christmas holidays, an assembly program and a spring variety show. FIRST Row: Miss Gayle Johnson. Barbara Shajfer, Charlolle Key. Joanna Jonas. Belly Davis. Jimmy Slaydan. Juanita Slzujflebarger, Joenell Moon, Benny Irvin. V1-rnellc Afays, llflrs. Elizabelh Powell SECOND Row: Emma Hulchins. Ruth Clay. Jeanine King. Arletha Conner, Belly IVlmrl0n. Jeannelle Semoncs, Jean Umbefger, Clifton Coon, Ann Crauvgey, Elizabeth Creggar, Nancy Wilkinson, Virginia Painlcr. Alma Shelbournc, Donna Hall. Nancy Kidd THIRD Row: John Criss. Douglas Hari. Tommy Franklin. Linda Evans. Helen Weaver, James Pugh, Mary Ann King. Juanita Hudson. David Townsend. Aubrey Drewry. Bobby Slanley i511 FRONT Row: Bliss Betsy Stone, June lllattox. Annie Hambrick, Doris Hairjield, Nancy Vlfilkinson, Margaret Beckner. Nancy Hurd, Raymond Breeden, Lowell Tinsley. Evelyn Booth, Joanne Jonas. Julia McGhee. Patricia Gales, Dolores Whittington, Nancy Dillon, Joyce Lowry, Emma H ulchins, Mrs. Genevieve Dickinson SECOND Row: .Sue Iliunscy, Evelyn Dellloll, Janet Hamilton, Nancy Hash, Zona Angle, Bonnie Angle, Belly Moore, Ruth Collison. Donna Holt, Betty Teichler, Betty Dcyerle, Ilfarlene Anderson, Roberta lVilson, Peggy Eller, Jean Umberger, Anne Middlekauj. Juanita Hudson, Belly Milton, Jeanine Hammond, Dorothy Saunders. Martha Boyd, Juanita Shuflebarger THIRD Row: Patsy Taylor. Dorothy Bible. Dolores Evans, Frances Thompson, lllary Joyce Matthews, Belly Boyd, Vernelle lllays. Jean Prillaman, Marie Arrington. Belly Stone. Kathleen Thompson. Virginia Phillips, Phyllis Link. Helen Weaver, Jean Ziegler, Belly Davis, Lena Good, Katherine Scordas, Joyce Parrish, Thelma Zirnmerman. Nancy Clement FOURTH Row: Louis Frankie. John Oyler. J. H. Caricofe. Clare IVilkerson. Barbara Yealts, .Ioenell Moon, Irlary Brace. Mary Anne Petty. Joyce Hale, Elisabeth Pettit. Sm' Bower, Doris Bailey, Arlctha Conner. Lorraine Brillhart. Belly Balls, Helen lVcbber, Roby Patrick, Alan Kane. Trevor Turner FIFTH Row: Bobby Semones, Billy Shanks, Billy Ling. Harold While, Gordon Peters, Jack Becton, Leon Chatman, Lawrence Murray, Kenneth Motley, Buddy Holcomb, Jimmy Carter, Gerald Doyle, George Bowman, Dnrwood Hill The Senior Masque Club has had, perhaps. one of its most active and successful seasons. Almost immediately after the opening of school, a cast was chosen and work begun on Smilin' Through, featuring Dolores Evans as Moonyean and Gordon Peters as John Cartenetf' Following the presentation of the play at Fleming. the cast and crew played a one-night stand at Andrew Lewis High School in Salem. Proceeds from the two performances amounted to enough to pay a substantial part of the cost of the new curtains which now grace the Fleming auditorium. After much deliberation the contest play was decided upon. The play selected was This Night Shall Pass, and the cast chosen was Gordon Peters, Yvonne Stone and Lowell Tinsley. Later in the spring, a. second threeaact play was presented. Senior Mosque Club OFFICERS LOWELL TINSLEY.-. . ...... President RAYMOND BREEDEN. . . .Vice President EVELYN BooTH .... ...Snvdary NANCY HURD .............. . . . Treasurer MRS. GENEVIEVE DICKINSON. . .... Sponsor Miss BETSY STONE ......... . . Co-Sponsor l52l Junior Mosque Club OFFICERS AUBREY DREWRY. . . . . ...... ..... P refident JIMMY HALE. . . . . Vice President DOROTHY SINK. . . . . .Secretary NANCY CALLISON ....... . . Treasurer Mas. CATHERINE Loomis NIRS. VIVIAN DICKENSON i . . .Spomorf The junior Masque is a dramatic club for eighth and ninth graders. Members are selected by tryout in order to keep the membership limited to those who are willing to be active and to carry out the c1ub's program. The monthly meetings consist of short plays, talent shows and guest speakers. The annual Christmas play, presented in assembly, was a dramatization of Henry Van Dyke's The Other Wise Man. The entire membership participated in the production either by acting, singing or staging. The junior Masque also presented Tempest in a Teapot for the Parent-Teachers' Association. In addi- tion to this, the group gave a benefit St. Patrick's Day dance. FIRST Row: Lois Bulncr, Nancy Riley, Ann Henry, Shirley Smilh. Jimmy Hale. Aubrey Dreivry, Doroihy Sink, Nancy Callison. Belly Jean Slanley, Beverly Spircs. Betty Ann Doyle D I SECOND Row: Mrs. Catherine Loomis. Dot Wilhelm, Shirley Wingjeld, Phyllis Wood, Margaret Harlsel. Rosalie Turner. Virgsnia Alsjf. Willie Riddlebargcr, Patty Scaggs. Marlene Stephens. Shirley Hfrighl, Angelita Suiter, Joanna Hylton. Vera Hunt, Mrs. Vivian Dickenson THIRD Row: Jeannine Cra-wforrl, Clarita Cu'ndi,0', Charlalle Key, Addison Comer, Billy Cundif, Hamner llleador, Anthony Allieri, Clarence Snead. Jean Dickinson, Nancy Bowe. Katherine Argenbrighf. Beverly Rakes T531 FIRST Row: Emma Hutchins. Joyce Hale, Elizabeth Pellil. Belly Moore. Evelyn Dclllolt, Mary Alice Boslian, Sue lilunsey. Mary Joyce lvlatthews, Evelyn Booth, Miss Thelma Morris. Anne Cornell. Linda Evans, Mary Ann Pelly. Belly Deyerle, Belly Tcichler. Dody Evans, Nancy Hurd. Batty Boyd, Nancy Dillon. Belly Fitzgerald. Jean Parrish. Marilyn Palsolrl SECOND Row: Julia 1VlcGher. Thelma Zimrncrrnan, Sara Spigle. Rulh Clif. Violet Price. Nina Slaydon. Kay Parks. Alma Shelbourne, Lorraine Brilllxarl. Charlolle Filzgeralll, Barbara Pezligo. Roberla Wilson. Mary Waldron. Betty Milchell. Doris Hairjield. Pal Gates. Aileen Doss. Beverly ltlichael. Helen Burnelle. Virginia Delgll, Belly Key. Opal Harman. Virginia Davis, Belly Lewis. Lena Goad. alsy aylor THIRD Row: Belly Nolen. Marie Arringlon. Jean Prillaman. .Margaret Beckner. Nancy Cochran. Carolyn Lyon. Belly Spencer. Shirley Roberls. Joenell Moon, Vernelle lllays. Verna Caricofe. Florence Gulherie. Juanila Caldwell. Helen Weaver. Elisabeth Cregger. Joyce Parrish. Kalherine Scordas. Veneda Buckner. Jean Unzberger. Anne Alidzllekaujf, Belly lllillon. Jeanine Hammond. Frances Salmons. Barbara Denl. Beverly Trent, Belly Robertson. Joanne Jonas. Bonnie Angle. Dol Bible FOURTH Row: Juanita Hudson. Phyllis Link, Jean Ziegler. Jean Ware, June Ware. Ruby Vernon. June Mallox. Virginia Bryanl, Charlotte Inge. Joyce Lowry. Belly Meador. Donna Hall, Rnlh Collison, Marlene Anderson, Nancy Hash. llleryle Stanley, Clara Ferrell. Barbara Moore. Winnie Vest, Belle Baird. Kalhleen Thompson. Dolores Whittinglon. Helen Webber. Marlha Boyd. Juanita Shujiebarger. Diane Alurray. Mary Broce. Imogene Maye. Zona Angle FIFTH Row: Belly Slone. Lelly Kavanaugh. Frances Thompson, Barbara Yealls, Belly Slullz. Joyce Carson. Joyce Bo-wles, Juanita Hambrick. Geraldine Sneed, Belly Turner. Claire Ifilkerson. Juanila Feazell. Greta Hardie. Naizla Gibson. Belsy Fisher. Becky Dudley. Joan Kemp. Phyllis Pedigo, Dorolhy Saunders, Claire Abboll. Nancy Clement. Virginia Phillips, Annie Morey. Peggy Eller SIXTH Row: Evelyn Shelbourne, Annie Hanzbrick. Nancy Wilkerson. Anne Crowgey, Nedra ltlorris. Alma Tice, Belly Ashwell, Jackie Alarlin, Janet Hamilton, Arlelha Conner, Doris Bailey. Norva Hardie. Lillie Roberts, Josephine Woodson, Yvonne Stone, Hazel IVills. Dorothy Babalis. Belly Davis. Audrey Doyle. Belly Balls. Dorothy King. lllary Criss SEPTEMBER 25-Recegtion OCTOBER 17-City-County Fashion Show NOVEMBER 9-Recognition Service OCTOBER 3-Get- cquainted Party OCTOBER 24-Halloween Party NOVEMBER 18-Anniversary Banquet Sen I or Y-Teens OFFICERS EVELYN BOOTH Prnidemj ANNE CORNETT LINDA EVANS. . . . . Vice President SUE IVIUNSEY ........... ..... S ecretary MARY JOYCE NIATTHEWS. . . ........... Treasurer EVELYN DEMOTT C -P Ch - BETTY NIOORE . . . . . 0 TOgffl7'l'l- alfmfn Mxss THELMA lX'1ORRIS. . . . . .Sponsor T541 Nl Junior Y-Teens OFFICERS RUTH CLAY ....... .... P rexident PATSY RICHARDSON. . . . Vice President VIRGINIA PAINTER. . . .Secretary BETTY ANNE DOYLE. . . . . Treasurer Miss THELMA IVIORRIS. . . . . .Sponsor DECEMBER 16-P. T. A. Christmas Program QANUARX' 20-Bowling Party APRIL 26--Party for Rose jane DECENIBER 18-Big-Little Sister Party EIIRUARY 28-Lea? Year Party MM' 7-May Day JANUARY I7--Winter Conference-Y. W. C. A. MARCH I8-St. atrick's Day Dinner MAY 27-Fashion Show JANUARY 18-Mother-Daughter Banquet NIARCH 26--Program for Veterans INIAY 30-Annual Picnic FIRST Row: Jeanne Dickinson, Margie Blewinx, Dorolhy Sink, Joan Bryant. Belly June Meallor, Palsy Richardson. Belly Doyle, Rnrli Clay. Misx Thelma lllorris, Virginia Painler. Barbara Shafvg Je-arzijle Semones. Nancy Callison. lblary Anne Simmons, Jeannine raw or SECOND Row: Vera Hunl. Barbara Hale. Barbara Pelers, Beverly Rakes, Claudine Fallon. Nellie Hayes. Kalherine Goad, Lois Hall, Rebecca Dalton, Peggy Cundi1?', Charlolle Key, Amaryllis liflaxey. Barbara Carina, Gloria Barham. Audrey Hufman, Eloise Cro1ua'er, Belly Gay, lilildred Gibson. Joanne lifay, lilary Anne l-Vilson THIRD Row: Marlene Slevens, Barbara Harris, Marlene Craig. Anne Henry. Mary Ayers. Belly Stanley, Angelila Suiter, Lois Comer, Joan Price, Belly Louise Moore, Dorolhy Meadow. Willie Nichols. lVillie Rirldlebarger, Peggy Hyllon, Virginia HlCf1llUll. Irene I-Vool FOURTH Row: Kalherine Argenbrighl, Peggy Argenbrighl. Ivlarlha Vernon, Dol Hfillielin. Palsy Bryanl, Rulh Mele, Shirley W'righl. Beverley Spires, Joanne Hylton, Belly Skeen, Belly Haynes. Charline Crouch, Judy Taylor. Beulah Barlon, Barbara Bryanl. Phyllis IVooIi. Shirley Wingfield, Ola Bishop. Polly Scaggs FIFTH Row: Helen Layne, Clarila Cundij. Shirley Smillz. Rosalie Turner. Doris Hulchinx. Carolyn Byrd. Elaine Hayden. Virginia Alnf, Marie Gannon. Bobbie Hall, Phyllis Sink. Margaret Harlsel, Belly Zimmerman. Imogene Campbell. Rexine Lcjfell SIXTI-I Row: Dorothy i'Vallcrs, Joanne Miller, Jean Ballantine, Nancy Riley. Alaxine Ford. Nadine For-fl, Mary F. Garland. Nellie lifzng EI I.. E i lVesl, Nancy Bows X i 1 , u ' .' - - Q I , ,r I ,. ' ' - o ' I C '-:lvl 1 i . v- a Miss! i FRONT TO BACK: Jake Doyle, Lowell Tinsley, Forest Alorgan, Roby Patrick, Charles Peterson, Gordon Pelcrs, Jimmy Slaydan, Alf. W. A. Coulter, Berlin Umberger. George Bowman, Alan Kane, I,awrence Murray, Harold While, Jack Beaton. George Hyllon, J. H. Caricofc. Bobby Shively. Ray Hart, Billy Ling, Durwoad Hill, Jimmy Carter, Jack Baldwin, Joe Webber, Buddy Holcomb, Kenneth Motley, Earl Rakes, Jack Lanford The Hi-Y is one of the newer clubs at Fleming, having celebrated its first anniversary this year. To begin the New Year right, the Club elected oilicers and took in new members. Meetings were held monthly under the guidance of the faculty advisor, Mr. W. A. Coulter, and the director, Mr. W. A. Allison, who is afliliated with the Y. M. C. A. A delegate, Kenneth Motley, was elected to attend the State Model Legislature in Richmond on April 9th- Ioth. He presented a bill before the Mock Assembly to start an ofhce of Building Commissioner in the counties throughout the State. The Hi-Y is gradually increasing its enrollment and promises to become one of the leading clubs at Fleming. JACK LANFORD. . . JIMMY CARTER. . . JOE WEBBER .... GEORGE HYLTON ..... l56l MR. ALBERT COULTEP.. Hi-Y Club OFFICERS .....Pre.rident . . . Vice Pfefident . . .S ecre tary . . Trear-urer . . . .Sponfor Science Club OFFICERS RALPH MARTIN. . . . . .Prefident RAY HART .... .... V ice President NIARY ANNE PETTY. . . . .S ecre ta.ry-Treafurer MR. TOM DIXON. . . . . .Spomo-r The Science Club of William Fleming, under the sponsorship of Mr. Dixon, organized in October with a membership of thirteen. In addition to the monthly meeting and the projects chosen by each member, trips through various places of interest in the fields of Science were made. The places were American Viscose Corporation, Roanoke Weaving Mill, Norfolk and Western Railway Laboratory, Virginia Mushroom House, Rowe-Jordan Furniture Company and Rainbo Bakery. We, of the Science Club, appreciate the cooperation of the faculty and thc various companies that made these visits possible. LEFT TO RIGHT: Illr. Tam Dixon. Earl Rakes. Dan Pirnuzg. Charles Peterson. Lawrence lllurray, Ralph flflarlivl, Lee Anthony. Ray Hart, Mary Anne Petty, Roby Patrick, George Bowman. Clmndlar Townsend. Joyre Hale. Sue Bon-cr i571 FIRST Row: J ack Becton. Nancy Dillon. Raymond Breeden, Evelyn Dellloll, Betty Boyd, Mary Joyce Matthews, J imrny Carter. M iss Betsy Stone, Trevor Turner, illrs, Gencilieve Dickinson, Patricia Gales. Julia lllcGhee, Belly Moore, Nancy Hurd, Betty Joyce Fitzgerald, Dolores Whittington SECOND Row: Louix Frankie. Joyce Hale. Lowell Tinsley, Dorothy Bible, Palsy Taylor, Yvonne Stone. Doris Hairjeld, Sue Munsey, Juanita Hudson. Marilyn Patzold, Martha Boyd, Lena Goad, Joanne Jonas. Mary Anne Petty. Elizabeth Pettit, Annie Hambrick, Aubrey Drewry, John Oyler THIRD Row: Margaret Beckner, Becky Dudley, Nancy Wilkinson, Betty Teichler. Marlene Anderson, Betty Deyerle. Belle Baird. Donna Holt. Ruth Callison, Nancy Hash, Jeannine Hammond, Betty Milton. Halen Weaver, Jean Umberger, Anne Middlekanf. Vernelle Maya. Lorraine Brillharl, Juanita Shzijlebarger, Emma Hutchins FOURTH Row: J. H. Caricofe, Dnrwood Hill, Billy Carter. Harold W'hitc, Gordon Peters, Roby Patrick, Alan Kane, George Bowman, Lawrence lllurray, Kenneth Jllotley, Buddy Holcomb. Gerald Doyle The gavel raps sharply, the hubbub of voices dies. card index boxes snap. the first aflirmative rises. the negative team grabs pencils. Trevor, Elizabeth. J. H.. emphatically contend. Chandler, Yvonne. David, earnestly defend. The debate has begun. Across the hall Nancy is reading Millayg Patsy tries paragraphs from a great classic: Lawrence polishes a favorite passage. The readers are ready. In another room oratory grows eloquent. Betty is speaking, while Gordon awaits his turn. The speakers prepare. There is a large group waiting. pencils poised, for a list of words. a best speller must be chosen today. Manuscripts are scattered in numerous disarray over the desk in room four. Mrs. Dickinson and Miss Stone bend over them, sighing over misspelled words, disrespect toward punctuation, uncanny plots. The Beacon is in the making. Literary season has begun. There are radio talks, community speeches, practice debates. From the outside have come adult speakers from the field of writing, radio reading. debate to inspire us. Martinsville, Radford, Charlottesville! One of these trips may add up to a state championship. VVe can dream, can't we? Literory Club OFFICERS TREVOR TURNER. . . .... Prerident JIMMY CARTER ........ . . Vice Prefident NIARY JOYCE NIATTHEVVS. . . .Secretary BETTY BOYD ....... ........ . . . Trearurer MRS. GENEVIEVE DICKINSON S amor! Miss BETSY STONE ' ' P i531 Chorol Club OFFICERS BILL DIELH. . . ..... Prerident NANCY DILLON. . . . . . Vice Prefident IIELEN SUE STARR.,. ...Secndary CSEORGE SAUL ..... ..YVcaHwer MISS IVA VVYILLIAMS. . . . .Spomor The W'illiam Fleming Music Department is composed of a choir of sixty members, and a credit class of lifty- Hvc members. Two assembly programs, an operetta, Bon Voyage, and musnc for commencement were given. FIRST Row: Donna Ray Holi, Virginia DeWitt. U'innic Vexl. Belly Teichler, Peggy Frankie, Mary Joyce Matthews, Dolores lvhillillglllll, Nancy Dillon, llfiiss Iva I'Villia1nS, George Saul. Helen Sue Starr, Belly Deyerle, Diane Jllurray. Marlene Anderson, Belly Mearlor, Beverly Michael, Belle Baird SECOND Row: Josephine Woodson, Belly Boyd, Nina Slayron, Violet Price, Barbara Greig, Meryle Stanley, Vernelle Mays, Jackie lllarlin. Vivian Pedigo, Joyce Bowles. Evelyn Boolh. Belly Millon, Veneda Buckner, Clara Ferrell, Charlolle Fitzgerald, Belly Robertson THIRD Row: Joyce Lowry, Beverly Trenl, Frances Bulnsr, .Mary Lou Criss, Dorothy Saunders, Frances Thomsfvon, Margarel Buckner, Patricia Gales, lllarie Arringlon, Roberta Sarvvr, Helen IVeaver, Nancy Hash, Sara Lou Spigle, Jean Prillaman. Evelyn Payne, Kay Parks, Belly Jo Balls, A une Cornell FOURTH Row: Gerald Doyle, Claylan Clark. Richard Gay, Clarence Howell, Bob Whiteside. Harold While, Billy Carter, Robert Arnold, Oakey Parker, Paul Huffman FIFTH Row: Nancy Hurd, lllary Alice' Boslian. Jeannine Hammond, Jean, Goodin, Sue Illunsey, Belly Filzgerald, Rulh Callison, Belly Jean Slonv, Joyce Parrish, Kallzrriue Scordas, Juanila Feazell, Joyce Hale SIXTH Row: Kallileen Thompson. Barbara A'vf00fe, Peggy Jo Eller, Leon Clxalrnan, Lawrence Murray, Raymond Breeden, Dolores Evaux, Barbara Yealls, Elisabeth Cregger, Roberta I-Vilson E591 FIRST ROW: Doris Hutchins, Rulh Metz, Lois Bulner, Revue Lgjfel.-fFr:11ccs Bulner, Annie llflaxcy. Billy Cundif, Dorothy Hogan, une raw or SECOND Row: David James. Amaryllis Maxey. Virginia Phillips, Lena Goad. Mary Criss, Belly Zimmerman, Willie Riddlebarger. Imogene Campbell, illarlene Craig, Barbara Hale, Paul Iddings. ,Miss Ruth Hutcherson THIRD Row: Hazel Wills, Claire Basham, Peggy Shugarl, Dan Crawford, Jimmy Hale, Bobby Shizvely, Belly Abbott. Barbara Greig. Louise Frantz The purpose ofthe Library Club is to promote and to broaden interest in reading and to train those who might be interested in becoming librarians. The membership includes students from the eighth through the twelfth grades. The Club meets once a month. The Club had charge of the Assembly program during Book Week. This year their program was on char. acters from Bookland. The county librarian, Mrs. Blanche Peclneau, was guest speaker at one of the monthly meetings, and gave an inspiring talk on Librarianship as a Career. She, also, showed the group the county Bookmobile. The Club visited the Stone Printing Company to see the process of printing a book. Library Club OFFICERS FRANCES BUTNER. . . . . . P. . . ..... Prefident REXINE LEFFEL. . . . . Vice Prericient ANNIE MARIE lX'IAXEY'. . . . . .Secretary BILLY CBJNDIFF... ...fheaxurer Miss RUTH HUTCHERSON. . . . . .Sponsor l60Il Future I-Iomemokers of America OFFICERS MARY CARROS. . ........... ...... P refidenz PATRICIA GATES. . . . , Vin Przfident JEAN PARRISH .... ..... S ecretary JUANITA FEAZELL... ...7?easurer LdRS.IDAILY'SLOAN... ...Sponfor The purpose of this chapter is to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. The senior chapter members have received pins and guards. Some have earned their junior Homemaker degree. Their project for thc year has been to sponsor a junior chapter. - FIRST Row: Phyllis Sink. Marlene Craig. Elaine Haydn, Audrey Ilujman. Judy Taylor SECOND Row: Nellie West. ,Vary A1111 Wilsorz, Carolyn Price. Doris Hulcl1iv1s.Jua11iIa Feazell, Patly Gates. Mary Carros. Belly Jo Balls. Jean Parrish THIRD Row: Mary Lou Criss. Bobby Hall. Ida Jean Campbell, Barbara Cole. Barbara Stanley, Peggy Argenbrighl, Mrs. Sloan, Lois ' Bulner. Peggy Shugarl. Christine Eubank. Clare .Baslxam, Louise Frantz FOURTH Row: Na0HHObcnchain. Belly Zimmerman. Barbara ga'c1'15.I5ra1zces Butner Ann Crmvgcy, Charlotte Fitzgerald, Lillian Asbury. aze, ogan l61J S!-DATED: Gram Hardie. Virginia DeWill. Nina Slaylon. Jean Parrish STANDING: Belly Jo Wharton, Mrs. Ruth Painter, Kennelh lllolley, Billy Hale, Raymond Brecden, Billy Shanks, Billy Cundif, Beverly Michael, Dorothy Bible, Joyce Carson The Art Club is composed of members of the art class, and meetings are held during regular class periods. The purpose of the Club is to create and develop interest and appreciation of the art and culture of the past, as well as to compare and evaluate that of today. The contributions of famous artists to the various schools of art were studied, with the View of our being able to recognize the works of these men. The work of the class has centered around technique in pencil drawings with sketches from nature, the study of anatomy with life sketches, the building of the fashion hgure and costume designing, poster work and oil painting. RAYMOND BREEDEN. JOYCE CARSON ..... l62l BILLY HALE. ...... . BETTY Jo WHARTON. . . MRS. RUTH PAINTER. . . Art Club OFFICERS . . . .Prerident Vice President . . .Secretary . . Trearurer . .Sponsor Comercl Club l OFFICERS ROBY PATRICK .... ............ ..., P r erident JACK BALDWIN. . . . . Vice Prerident MELVIN CREASY. . . ..... Secretary L4ARY'BROCE ..... ...Y?eanuer Mk. D. G. BAKER. . . .. .Spomor The Camera Club consists of students interested in photography. It is made up of two groups, one of eighth graders, meeting on Tuesdays, the second, of ninth-twelfth graders, meeting on Fridays. The total membership is forty-eight. The activities of the Camera Club are to learn to develop film, print pictures, enlarge pictures, and the fundamentals of taking a good picture. In February the Camera Club was in charge of the Assembly program at which time they showed a series of moving pictures. Fmsr Row: Bennie Shorter, Jerry M iller. Ronny Elwavzger. Melvin Creasy, Jack Baldwin, Mr. D. G. Baker. Roby Patrick. Mary Brace, Wallace Kessler, Lewis N una, Jack Baker SECOND Row: John Wright, Charter Beckwith, Glenn Perigcn, Vivian Pvdigo, Nancy Hash, Betty Joyce F itzgerald, John Criss, Bobby Wingo, Kenneth Wlvatt, J ames Proffitt Tmnn Row: Charles Peterson, Lean Chatmun, George Stultz, Victor Midtllckauf, Everett Holstein, Tommy Franklin, Thomas Wade Bobby Chitwood. Bobby Green FOURTH Row: Ray Lucas, Berlin Umberger. David Purvis, Don Roulon. Durwood Hill, Billy Carter, Harold W'hile l63l E ga X N YJ 5 N O iw I Li x The Colonel News OFFICERS YVONNE STONE. . . . . . .Editor DOROTHY BIBLE. .. . .hlsfirtant Editor THELMA ZIMMERMAN. . . . . .Bari-nerr Manager MISS Lou ALICE HILL .... .................. H .... S ponror The Colonel Newf received a challenge when the '46-'47 Colonel won the first-place award at the S. I. P. A. meeting held in Lexington. The staff has tried this year to make The Colonel New: an even better paper. Many changes have been made. The paper is now published by the Journalism Class with the help of some of the students not in the Class. The journalism Class sponsored the second assembly program in a kick-off campaign for subscriptions. The Halloween issue of thc paper carried a surprise for the students and the biggest improvement the paper has madeg that of three columns instead of the usual two. The paper has continued to be published with three columns. The Home-Coming issue instituted mimeographing in color, which has been done in several succeeding issues. On December 31st, the Class sponsored a Midnight Masquerade which was held in the gym. In May, an outing was held for members and their dates. It is hoped that the student body has enjoyed The Colo-nel New: this year as much as the stalf has enjoyed bringing it to them. SEATED. LEFT T0 RIGHT! Ylfomu: Stone. Alma Tice, Marie Arrington, Joyce Carson. Marjorie Blevins STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT! Dorothy Bible. Belly Milton, Barbara Dent, Margaret Beckner, Anne Wilbourne, Betty Joyce Fitzgerald. Verna Caricofc. Thelma Zimmerman, Gerald Doyle, Lowell Tinsley, .Miss Lou Alice Hill. Rcxine Lefel, Roberta Wilson, Barbara Bryant NOT PICTURED: Belly Arlzwcll, Billy Dent, Billy Ling, Zeanious wwiomb, Mary Alice Bastian. Dorothy Sink, Shirley Winggield, Phyllis oo l65I The l948 Colonel Stuff Editor ALAN KANE Assistant Editor PATSY ANN TAYLOR We, the 1948 Annual Staff, proudly present the new COLONEL to you. The book is you and your school. These reflections, that we have tried to put on paper, cannot possibly tell all: however, they will show some phases of our school activities-a living Fleming in 1948. Assembling these pages has been fun as well as hard work. You have helped through your cooperation and support: therefore, you should prize the book highly. Please read and remember! SEATED, LEFT 'Io RIGHT: Jeannine Hammond. Typist: Sue M unsey. Typist: Mrs. Kirkwood, Sponsor: Berlin Umberger, Business Manager: Evelyn Booth, Feature Writer: Kenneth Motley, Artist: Joyce Hate. Feature Writer STANNNG. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Buddy Holcomb, Sports Editor: Betty Boyd, Sports Writer: Lawrence M urray, Sports Writer, Patsy Taylor, Assistant Editor: Dolores Evans, Feature Writer: Joe Webber. Feature Writer: Billy Shanks. Artist: Jimmy Carter. Feature Writer: Trevor Turner, Feature Writer, Ray Hart. Feature Writer: Betty Meador. Feature Writer: Mary Petty, Feature Writer: Mary Joyce Matthews, Feature Writer: Dolores Whittington, Feature I'Vriler E661 , V r' ,I 4,-rf -Qfx X 1 N ' ' --- I f cS f ff .A ull ' ' f' K X ff, Y 652515 Q ,f:4 - ,pf 34 fx? up Eggx f ff 'fig g fbff g J 1' f- 0 ,Q 1 ? fain? X --QR-fn ' ' 2574 ' ,f f 1,1 j ., 2 W 1-. 5535 -If 9 f' Wg pf oo.oooQos ml o 00 1 -,,:Qj..c 1 W--me-1-1, 2, Q,'Q ' .i- -.,,,,,...'l-41,...' - oboe! so 0,0600 C 4 ' 2' ,, , V ,inv-1'L 'Oo oo .irr- ......-. ...-- dveffiseme fam PARSELUS PIE SHGP CALL US FOR YOUR BIRTHDAY AND VVEDDING CAKES At our dri-ve-in plant on Pyilliamson Road you can get rolls, biscuits and your favorite pastries and pies. We always feature pies with whipped cream We are selling more than 30,000 of our Tasty Cream Donuts per day .99 1414 Williamson Road 309 Henry Street l6Sl ,WJMDMM FOR YOUR DAIRY PRODUCTS DIAL 2-3461 Lg,dtLv,y3', R ,Qu 'nf-'fab ff f an ,L ' 'T 5 AX -w ,JC A 'ti' I1 ' ROANOKE DAIRY AND ICE CREAM COMPANY 4 1 .f- XY ffl A,-s Q 66 if . 1 Lf i.g4f!,g,,,.xf,1 LF ,J . .iw My If 1 . 'K-ff c f SODAS SANDWICHES Gill's Hamburger House The H ome of Delicious Hamburgzrr CURB SERVICE 3105 WxLuAMsoN Roma km 22 LCHMPBELL RYE. ROANOKE. YIRGINH3 E701 aww-::'p J wwf HE? M 'gif' A iii Ayfucntinually Timely... 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EXTENDS LJ ark, QRS W ONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 6674877 Compliments of Dobson and Company GENERAL MERCHANDISE INCLUDING Fire Salvage and Banlzrupt Stock 5EC A E741 wwf ,e ' .N0 'f'4 j W MARTIN CINDER BLOCK COMPANY My 'I MJ I goth Street and Shenandoah Avenue, N. W. V 'ij' Phone 2-0416 Q P op! ' I 3 a 0 iw f75fI LEE RESTAURANT GOOD FOOD W1LL1AMsoN ROAD fAcross from Lee Theaterj I ebuwmmam I--'Tx -U- W K R.O. E DAVIDSONS .gqwrwxiv 1 rs- er as rt - ,XV xlmuamnrnmmmn-4rmnNl9N . ,. .... .ff- uhzawaklll- The flouse of Fine Furs HENRI KESSLER, INC. 1 I9 XVEST CAMPBELL AVENUE ROANOKE, VIRGINIA H. Da y Phone- G. 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DE LUXE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Where Service is Prompt Pnom: z-3133 zoo8 Wn.x.1AMsou Rom CALDWELL-SITES CO. 0-fic: Equipment-Ojice Supplies STATIONERY MIMEOGRAPHS GIFTS ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Compliment: of LEE THE TIRE The Showplace of Roanoke RENDEZVOUS Fon THE COLONELS DIAL 3-1571 ALWAYS THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT 781 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ROANOKE 34 WEST CHURCH AVENUE ROANOKE NEHI BOTTLING CORPORATION NEHI ROYAL CROWN COLA PAR-T-PAK . PHELPS SL ARMISTEAD Incorporated Complete Home Outjftters FURNITURE AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES I 1 I-1 I3 Campbell Avenue, West ROANOKE, VA. JOHNSTON-VEST ELECTRIC CORPORATION 315 West Campbell Avenue Dial 3-4407 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Kelvinator Home Appliances Crysler-Airtemp Air Conditioning AND Automatic Oil Furnaces E 79 fG-f6.,Ze.,AQ- E. ES? E.. M5 mmf, -55-Ta 6.3. c T. N. GIBSON S1dney'S WELDING SHOP Your Complete Specialty Shop We Specialize in Smart VVear for the Younger Set PHONE 2-I02I 501 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET GENERAL WELDING AND MACHINE CO. WELDERS AND MACHINISTS Boiler Repairs 11 Williamson Road PHONE 9446 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA VIRGINIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE CAREER and INTENSIVE COURSES Leading to C. P. A. and Civil Service Examinations Bookkeeping, Auditing, Taxation Stenography, Secrelarial Sciefwe WRITE EOR CATALOG No. T-106 Co-Educational Campbell Avenue at Third Street, S. VV. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Pennington Motors I Buy and Sell Used Cars 328 WEST SALEM AVENUE ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Dial 2-2581 80 l l 1 HPI W' AV All ,NN 01 'MVYDMII is Butner Plumbing and Heating Co. H22 Years Serving Roanoke and Vicinity VVC Sell and Service All Kinds of Plumbing Appliances and Heating Equipment STANDARD AND CRANE ENAMELWARE GAS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES CROSLEY-SHELVADOR REFRIGERATORS RADIOS -APEX WASHERS AND SWEEPERS ELECTRIC STOVES - STOKERS AND OIL BURNERS ELECTRIC AND GAS WATER HEATERS 1610 WILLIAMSON ROAD DIAL 2-3 I I8 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA C. E. Butner, Owner l ISIJ IWQM ,J . ff awww PW ,,, Congratulations! I And Illay You Enjoy JOHN NORMAN, INC. FINE CLOTHING 1x1EN AND BOYS enum Dairy Products fllways Step into Style ' CLOVER CREAMERY COMPANY, INC. Dial 3-3603 M QIUIIEAIRHQ KDIIRIK MEN,S CLOTHING SINCE 1902 IO7 W. Campbell Avenue ROANOKE, VIRGINIA ACME TYPEWRITER COMPANY PORTABLES TYPEWRITER RENTALS ROYALS II6 WEST CHURCH AVENUE ROANOKE, VIRGINIA E821 HMYQM a6Cf.2C4L4f.4L-C SQ, ' .J '?L?7' L IAO G c ' n jaxing TIRE AND BAT v ROAD SERVICE Williamson Road at Tenth Street On U. S. ll and 220 ER'S PHARMACY ' 2 I LLIAMSON ROAD S DIAL 2-2826 ROANOKE, Your Drugrtore DIAL 3-3113 ROANOKE, VA. COATS, SUITS, DRESSES PHONE 3-4131 No- 67 WORTH'S R. M. A. 3II SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Sportfwear Style Plus Value' ROANOKE STAMP AND SEAL CO C lp'i 'e 'S of P. O. Box 1049 BURNS, INC. ROANOKE VIRGINIA I I SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET SAMS WILLIAMSON ROAD Fo' PHARMACY Durable Work Cloths: and Shoe: 304-306 Nelson Street Roanoke, Va. Corner Williamson Road and DIAL 2-7300 Grace Street II4 Main Street Salem, Va. Phone Gu ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 83 l VA 6Mj'0,f',.S?MJz Compliment: of PATTERSON DRUG CO. Henry Street and Church Avenue DIAL 9244 PROMPT SERVICE W. T. HYLTON Grocsrie:-Frefh M eat Feed-Hardware Dzlivery ROUTE I DIAL 4139 COLONIAL TOURIST HOBVIE lVIRs. VV. T. NVINGFIELD 2614 Williamson Road Two Miles North of Roanoke, on U. S. II and zzo DIAL 2-3611 ROANOKE, VA. GARAGE MODERN BEDS BATHS NATALIE SHOPPE Sponsoring Smart Apparel for the School Bliss ROANOKE, VA. BARGER BROTHERS COAL AND WOOD DEALERS QUALITY SERVICE PRICE Liberty Road, Williamson Road ROANOI-:E I2, VIRGINIA OFFICE PHONE 6oo3 RES. PHONE z-z57x G. E. TROUT 8: SONS Contractonr and Builder: 418-I9 BOXLEY BUILDING ROANOKE, XKYIRGINIA A. H. TEICHLER STALL 4, CITY MARKET FRESH AND CURED MEATS-POULTRY DIAL 7255 E841 All M Student I mtruction MARTIN-O'BRIEN FLYING SERVICE, INC. For G. If: and Students PHONE 3-2022 Complimenls of BOWMAN,S BAKERY Bakers of Sunbeam Bread ORANGE-CRUSH Compliments of BOTTLINO COMPANY THE FLOYD WARD H SCHOOL OF DANCING 1013 YVIHIIIIIJSOH Road ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 27M KIRK AVENUE DIAL 2-8054 DIAL 2-3033 Compliments oj VIRGINIA FOODS, INC. NVhOlesale Groceries SAM FINLEY, INC. FINLEY METHOD Asphalt Roadways MISS VIRGINIAv CANNED Foons 1615 CLEVELAND AVENUE, S- W DIAL 5-3196 ROANOKE, VIIRGINIA SEE THE Diamonds-Watches-Silverware ROANOKE FARM DIAL 2-0953 SUPPLY CENTER FOR YOUR SUPPLIES FRIENDLY JEWELERS F F EED ERTILIZER 4 E. CAMPBELL-just off Jefferson SEED POULTRY EQUIPMENT Terms as low as 81.25 a week 2Q EAST Cnuncu AVENUE DIAL 2-1823 JEROME BARR, IVIgr. ROANOKE, VA Iss! Compliments of DAVIDSON'S CAMP DIAL 2-9488 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA LLOYD'S MARKET For the Finest in Foods 903 WILLIAMSON ROAD DIAL 2-6657 We Deliver Where Clothing and Furnishings Are just Dilferent Enough to Make Them Distinctive PRESTO CAFE 4' - Wlzere Only Good Food r - 5-Nj. Z Is Served 02'-' 'fri - 12:2 ' I 5 East Campbell Avenue Cllflllf. Ill CORNER KIRK Ava. AND FIRST ST., S. W. PHONE 2-242I For Complete Beauty Service CANDLE-GLO BEAUTY SALON ZIOI Williamson Road DIAL, 2-3734 ROANOKE, VA. ELECTRIC SERVICE CORPORATION The Home of General Eleetricn 28 WVEST CHURCH Ave., ROANOKE, VIRGINIA DIAL 2-1730 Compliments of RICHARDSON-WAYLAND ELECTRICAL CORPORATION 122 WEs'r Cnuncn Avm-run Ifi1's electrical-We sell it I f it's electrical-W e repair it PI-IONI: 6266 BAKER BROTHERS CASE FARM NIACHINERY SALES - SERVICE Home Freezer-Wilson Milk Cooler PHONE 3-2638 3213 Williamson Road ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 86 I ROANOKE WIENER STAND H ot Dog King 25 East Campbell Avenue JEFFERSON ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. 23 Franklin Road DIAL 5175 WILLIAMSON ROAD PHOTO SHOP A Good Photo Service at Reasonable Prices DIAL 3-0520 ROANOKE, VA. Our Business is Developing Compliments of L. F. ROSE CITY MARKET ALEX Y. LEE Expert Lock and Gunsmiths Compliments of F. P. MURRAY MEATS s I A ' ,W ml a em umm est STALL 3, CITY MARKET DIAL 9832 RoANoIcE, VA. DIAL 5801 BUSH-FLORA SHOE PROPST-CHILDRESS SHOE Co COMPANY 39 Years Serving You Beaut1j'ul Shoes - Bags SHOES OF DISTINCTION PHONE 9269 130 Campbell Avenue, West ROANOKE, VIRGINIA DIAL 2-1955 RoANoIcE, VA. 87 HARRIS SERVICE STATION Quality Motor Fuels DIAL 2-9222 WILLIAMSON ROAD Tires and Batteries FALLON F LORIST, INC. FLOWERS The A pproprzate GU! for all Occasions 23 WEST CHURCH AVENUE DIAL 77OO OR 77oo LUCAS 8a F RALIN GENERAL CONTRACTORS IZIS Williamson Road DIAL 7579 ROANOKE, VA. c:EfIPRODUCE COMPANY, INC. WHOLESALE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 214- Nelson Street, S. E. PHONE 6759 THE GREATER GLENN-MINNICH'S Clothes for the Younger, Young fllan Iii-School Shop 3d Floor IO8 VVEST CAMPBELL AVENUE CORNETT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION TO EACH STUDENTS PROGRESS 17 FRANKLIN ROAD DIAL 2-6401 Courtesy of BIG 4 BARBER SHOPS S. J. IVRIGHT E. T. JONES 4 gif 'ly Home 'H ' 'IMAO gowiu. L. PETERS PHONE GIIO Mon wluuusou nnqmugiq V. so IE Tl ISSI X W. MORGAN-EUBANK FURNITURE E BECAUSE CORPORATION Style Comes First THROUGH THE BLOCKH MI 'rc H E LL CLO ,Ng ING uonnlour 1.34 vlnolniix 'ily ' ffkd I4 EAST CAMPBELL AVENUE i891 , Iziwf, gdazggidww V I 715446 MATTHEWS OIL CO. GAS - OIL - TIRES - BATTERIES SPECIALIZED LUBRICATION AND WASHING Also LUNCHEON SERVICE Short Orders - Drinks Sandwiches and Ice Cream 303 E. CAINIPBELL AVENUE Phone 2-946I VIRGINIA PAPER AND CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. Quality Supplies and Equipment Dial 4341 I 33 SALEM AVEN UE, WEST ROANOKE, VIRGINIA R. B. GAY SL CO. Railroad Contractor: QNX G, ROANOKE, V CIN R. B. GAY S. F. LANFOR C. A. A. Approved Station No. 376 STINSON Sales and Service All Types Used Aircraft for Sale VIRGINIA AIRMOTIVE XVOOdl'UI1I Field ROANOKE, VIRGINIA AW 90 fini? f XZ? I A WMM JVMTXZ ' ' O. G. HUFFMAN, Manager-PHONE 2-3825 VIRGINIA FOUNDRY CO. HIGH QUALITY ALUMWUM, Buss, GRAY IRON CAs'rxNcs N COM PLIMENTARY Equipped for Day or Night Serfuire Machine Castings, Stove and Furnace Parts I Grates for All Types Boilers mol NINTH STREET, N. E. P. O. Box 4,45 ' Roanoke 3, Virginia Compliments of COMPLI MENTARY ARCHIES SEA FOOD TAVERN I9lI Nearing Our Sixtieth Year From Hcorns Big Oaks Grow It's Quality First VVhen Purchased from Oak Hall Good Clothes for flll the Family at Pleasing Prices oA-A .Arg Ll. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA JEFFERSON AT CAMPBELL Compliments of ROANOKE MOTOR CAR CO., INC. THIS TIME ITS HUIISUN SALEM AVE. AND 6TH ST., S. VV. ROANOKE 4, VIRGINIA Compliments of BIBEE'S SUPER MARKET fl Complete Food lllarlfet Fresh Nleat Frozen Food 2106 WILLIAMSON ROAD Quality Equipment for All Sports The Sporting Goods Department NELSON HARDWARE CO. S outhzuest l 'irginia's Largest and lllost llI0l1l'7'71 Sports Store Dial 3-2482 I7-I9 EAST CAMPBELL AVENUE ROANOKE, VIIRGINIA 9 515 1011 W HIGH Corner FIrst Street and Campbell Avenue MMM' C. L. FIELDER CO., INC. Structural-Steel Fabricators and Erectors ROANOKE, VIRGINIA CONCRETE READY MIXED CORP. Trm1.vit-ll-fixed Concrete Dail 7271 61 I NORFOLK AVENUE, S. W. AD MIRATION BEAUTY PARLOR Phone 2-0905 3 GRACE STREET, VVILLIAMSON ROAD 93 TRAVELTOWN SWIMMING POOL PURE VVELL VVATER COON ELECTRIC CO., INC. HOTPOINT APPLIANCES ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES RADIO REPAIRS CLON'ERDALE 2320 WILLIAMSON ROAD City Bus Service to and from Pool Dial 3-5712 Compliments of Dial 3-6354 THE ROANOKE LEADER Roanol'e's Friendly Newspaper 22 LUCK AVENUE, S. W. Dial 3-155 I Roanoke, Virginia NOFSINGER CLEANERS Better Cleaning 203 WILLIAMSON ROAD ROANOKE, VIRGINIA SUNNYBROOK SERVICE STATION D. N. THOMPSON AND SON GASOLIN E-GIL-GROCERIES www SOFT DRINKS FOR FASHION DEPEND ON Phone 2-9303 Route 2, Box 512 LAZARUS Founded 1888 Dial 2-0832 THE HARRISON JEWELRY CO. Serving Roanoke Sixty l6ol Years 307 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET ROANOKE, VIRGINIA GEORGE T. HITCH JEWELER Gift Shop I I8 VVEST CAMPBELL AVENUE Dial 2-61 I3 I 941 5214 W4 'f ' '1' MW? MQ w6 M 1 M A J G1flJ With a Fuiurf aruba 1 N9-Q9 'bxo-u. -rupguf' -4.Yg,.,,.J- I 'ments of 7541. BMS . eng OANOK WAY AND ' OMPANY , J Nr R , Ipo egleh-SWQII , KMWO'A3, youu NHLFS M9 Swell WQIVQ fry, eo YWXIN-Y Fla-NL RJ' miXa'Q,QrQ pwu.3:H,0 fb Mf2,lf?t1.,IgAr15 104-.IVLJ QF!-Ck sXHuw'S al I4-SS QS S:'cr'Qlg2.. Xfufl, WQ M ea'l 0'S' ,024-Z ,' FOWLKES at KEFAUVER, INC. Real Estate - Insurance PONCE DE LEON HOTEL BUILDING ROANOKE 5, VIRGINIA Dial 8846 C. H. WEBSTER SL CO. REALTORS Real Estate in All its Branches Loans Arranged Fast F. H. A. Financing 1218 XVILLIAMSON ROAD CK:Iy's Ice Cream Buildingj Compliments of EDVVARDS ATLANTIC STATION INTERSECTION AIRPORT ROAD Phone 2-9444 dir Conditioned JEFFERSON RECREATION PARLORS II Alleys Bowling I8 Tables Billiards 3092 JEFFERSON STREET Ofver Sportsman . 0 J Your Favorite Furrier AIR CONDITIONED Yozfll Enjoy Eating at the LIGHTHOUSE RESTAURANT Fine Foodx from Land and Sea No BEER OR VVINE Member State Restaurant Ass'n 511 S. jefferson St. Roanoke, Va. Liberal Loans on Personal Properly Unredecmed Pledges for Sale MURTCHEN'S INCORPORATED I. A. MURTCHEN, Prf'sid1'nf and Rflanager IO SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET Telephone 2-2652 Roanoke, Va. The ll-Iaifs Store and Shop for Boys BUSH SL HANCOCK IO6 VVEST CAMPBELL AVEN UE ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 96 F. A. GATES, District Agent IO7 LESLIE ST., VVILLIAMSON ROAD STATE FARM MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY fluto - Life - Fire 116-B KIRK AVENUE, VVEST Phone 3-1776 Residence 3-7626 I I 20, IF f f1 Flon-'ers and Gift Pottery I8 EAST CAMPBELL AVENUE Dial 3-1567 DIXIE CREAM DONUTS A Yeast-Raised, Glazed Donut Dial 3-3761 Q MABON GRILL 1417 VVILLIAMSON ROAD Curb Service Good Fools 7 BIG OAK AX'ENUE I VVILLIAMSON ROAD OHice Phone 2-0573 'Res. Phone 2-6969 STRAIN COAL 55 SUPER MARKET BLOCK CO. GROCERIES-FRESH MEATS VEGETABLES 511 FUGATE ROAD -Vvmiamson Road, R. F- D. NO. 2 Complete Line Frozen Foods ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 34.02 VVILLIAMSON ROAD DIAL 3-2301 Young in Viyor - Old in Experience Dial P2225 P- O- BOX 359 GIBSON RADIATOR SHOP Expert Radiator Repairing Dial 3-1831 354 SALEM AVENLIE, VVEST ROANOKE, NYIRGINIA VIRGINIA EQUIPMENT CO. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION Sales and Service Anything Refrigerated Consult Us with Your Problems James IW. Dudley - Jarrell L. Dudley 3404. WILLIAMSON ROAD, ROANOKE, VA. l97l ,T-. I? 58 Years in Roanoke Tl11'rc'.r a Reason BROTHERHOOD MERCANTILE CO. Clothiers for Ilflen, Young Illen and Students 107 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET ROANOKE, V IROINIA WSLS -2- VVSLS - FM The Shenandoah Life Sfaiions' COWZplilIl67lfX of DOBBS RADIO SERVICE Phone 3-4926 I 5 I 3 WILLIAMSON .ROAD Complinzenis of ART PRINTING CO. 418 IsT STREET, S. VV. J. A. MANUEL ROY L. WEBBER Florist 2722 Williamson Road For the Best in Flowers DIAL 3-2469 MM- Mmm DIAL 3-4483 WM. P. SWARTZ, JR. Sz CO. , Inzluslrial-Institutional-Building INSURANCE CDMPANY, INC. DISTRIBUTION Suppliemnd Equipment nuL c. auronn, rnzsluznr ROANOKE 10, VIRGINIA 421 Luck Avenue Roanoke, Virginia I,98l HUNDLEY SL DEAN Painting, Decoraling, Papering ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Phone 3-7677 P. O. Box 2295 '54-Af TH E S HOP INCORPORATED Interior Decorating vfffw-Af A9wwQ 00' Phone 3-1391 408 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET ROANOKE I I, VIRGINIA A9711 KW The All-Inclusive Specialty Shop 309 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET JOSEPH SPIGEL, INC. Junior and flffisses' Garnients School Girls' Favorite Store CAMPBELL AVE. AT HENRY ST. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA GILES BROTHERS Furniture I6-I8 EAST CHURCH AVENUE ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Compliments of KLENSALL CLEANERS Try Our Dyeing Service Dial 7317 806 FRANKLIN ROAD, S. VV. ROANOKE PAINT AND GLASS CO. Roanokz .f Pioneer Pain! Sion! LOWE BROTHERS Paints, Varnish and Enamels Ilfindofw Glass - Mirror Glass W'a1I Paper - Paintvrx' Supplies IO E. CHURCH AVENUE Dial 2-1743 P. O. Box 383 I 99 iw Tiff SAVORY FOODS, INC. MARKET SQUARE Frosted Foods - Fine Groceries Baked Goods - Delicatessen Compliments of J. G. SHEETS SL SONS Realtors - flurtioneers The Best Investment on Earth is the Earth LIBERTY TRUST BUILDING ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Furniture Glass China I - ' NEWMAN S BROWN ANTIQUE 5C TO 51.00 STORE SHOP - AcROss FROM HOTEL ROANOKE A lVeighb0rhood Dune Store Phone 8294 21 IO WILLIAMSON ROAD Night, Dial 2-7036 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA ABE HUDDLESTON New and Used Parts Door Glass and lffindshields Installed Rebuilt Generators and Starters We Buy and Sell Used Cars Buy VVrecked and Burnt Cars for Parts Dial 4143 ROUTE 460, LYNCI-IEURO ROAD ARMY SL NAVY SALES CO. Headquarters for N. lk VV. VVOrk Clothes Dial 8284 I IO EAST CAMPBELL AVENUE R. D. CREASY Fresh and Cured JU eats STALL NO. 8 CITY Ili.-ARKET Dial 7124 TENTI-I STREET TEXACO STATION 'TEXACO GAS AND OILS Road Service Waslzirzg and Waxirzg llfflarfak Lubrication Dial 3-6244 f100l .sl WK 4sEzf,4,f:,6,z'EJfm. MM, :wb QM Fine Furniture REID AND CUTSHALL 309 CAMPBELL AY'ENUE, WEST Established 1924 Compliments of L, COHN 65 SON Plame of BOTANY 500 CLOTHESH Tailored by Daroff Compliments of LOTZ FUNERAL HONIE., INC The Chapel with the Chimes CHURCH AVE. AT PARK, S. VV. Phone 7749 MERIN STUDIOS 1010 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA 7, PENNSYLVANIA PEnnypacker-5-5777 BEN F. STULTZ DISTRIBUTING CO. Dislribuiors ToM's TOASTED PEAN UTS Fine Candies, Peanut Butter Sandwiches and Potato Chips Dial 8689 405 VVILLIAMSON ROAD Complimenls of GARLAND 6L PITTS DRUGSTORE EQESJESQTEAEQL Of Good Gulf Gas and Oils UNITED PAWN Sandwiches, Drinks and Grocerxes SHOP 31 II NVILLIAMSON ROAD Phone 2-9354 H011 C. T. Basham Plumbing and Heating Co. CLIN TYPE Ou. BURNERS AND BOILERS FOR HOBIES AND LARGE BUILDINGS NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL II32 14th Street Phone 2-6308 Y -fp,'fmoNER s NS , VITATTO lNNNouNCEMENTS A CARDS KEIVIRGKNIA N ST-I ROANO CENTURY SO 5: ,A TH JEFFER VER HAL 116'132 Nsgiuu. 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