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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1949 volume:

Ffwff? TM MAS L 1-ffffiff QA? HMT, ff f 'I ww-,Rf f mufdmfwmlw X! Afffav I Avy -76.444-pl! Jg4'!26' 9 W ,4,w6A 4,4,,.a1-cw, ifffffami MQEQFQ, '7he ealanel PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF William Fleming High School ROANOKE, VIRGINIA flaaewc-acl . . . 'ix AN :L-.L ,, ' ' x -' f if Sisww w 4 ff r' - Eff if w f s, 5 V li E ' 0 1' ,fl I, r kj fy . O f K 'Y Y . ,f xx 5 ,xx tj' During our happy and carefree days at Fleming, we have been aware of the changing world. just as we have been interdependent with our classmates, teachers, homes, and community, so have the nations proved their interdependence. Immigration continues, science progresses, production advances, and discoveries grow. All of these things are made possible by people working together for the betterment of humanity. Thus inspired by the realization of brotherhood, cooperation, and mutual understand- ing, we have chosen the theme The World and I for our 1949 yearbook. Not all of our time has been spent in whimsical activities, not all of our thoughts have been centered on useless things because we realize the seriousness of turmoil. VVe, as well as the great leaders of the world, are crying for peace. The W'or1d and I must bring about the necessary changes for political and social rest. Read and enjoy the pages that the Annual Stalf has endeavored to publish for you. They tell the story of your sojourn at Fleming. I . . IVE DEDICATE THIS NINETEEN FORTY-NINE EDITION OF THE COLONEL TO OUR SPONSOR, NIRS. VIRGINIA T. KIRKWOOD. VVE ARE GRATEEUL TO HER FOR HER EVER FAITHEUL GUIDANCE AND GENIAL MANNER IN WORKING WITH STUDENTS. SHE HAS BEEN GENEROUS IN THE GIVING oIf HER TIME AND LABOR, PATIENT AND LOYAL WHILE HELPING Us PUBLISH THIS YEARBOOK. Gmlwh . O Administration O Classes O Clubs O Athletics Q Advertisenlents i ,,,,,,, 1 lllll , If I ,V I vf'T 'wJ- lx S If f f if 'V r I x KYX x 1 LX x ffff 'R ' A ' A g,f'7 ,L V Q!! N . ' X N Mwwyu 0 I A341 hlk. XY. ALBERT COULTER, Principal Nlay l take this opportunity to say we have enjoyed working with you at Fleniing. Xlay the contacts you have inzule, the habits you have established, and the knowledge you have gained con- tribute to a happy, well adjusted life in the future. VVl1atever you do, we shall be interested. lf you succeed, we shall rejoice in your success and clailn just :i hit of it for ourselves. lf you fail, we, too, shall be a part of that failure. Vik- wish you much success in all your untlertakings. W. :XLBI-ERT COl'l.'Fk1R 'ii 5 li'- Xlxss I RANer:s SANDERSON llflllflflrlflj' Srrrftary ancfdfbi Fin! Row -Afrox: MRS. LOU ALICE HILL ADAMS, HS Commercial MR. DONALD BAKER, B.S. lnduxtfial Art! MRS. VIRGINIA BOYD, B.S. Plzyxical Education MR. HARRY BUSHKAR, B.S. Phyfical Edufalion-Illathenmtiff MRS. XIIVIAN DICKENSON, B.S. H1'.vtory Srmnd Row-.icroff NIRS. GENEVIEVE DICKINSON, B.S B.E. Dramaticf MR. TOM DIXON, A.B. Srimcz MRS. ROMA GUSTIN, B.A. Languager MISS RUTH HIITCHERSON, B.S. Lilzrarirzn MISS NIARGARET JAMES, B.S. Commercial Third ROZU'-IICVOIJ' MISS GAYLE JOHNSON, B.S. Hixtory MISS PEARL KIRKYW'O0D, B.S. M athenzaticf MRS. VIRGINIA Kuucwooxn, B.S. Maihenzatirf MRS. CATHERINE G. Looms, B.S. Englifh MRS. VIRGINIA MASON, B.S. Englirh Fourth Row-Afrox: MISS TI-IELMA NIORRIS, A.B. Government-Matl1emalic.f MRS. RUTH PAINTER, B.S. Scienr: NIRS. ELIZABETH L. BOVVELL, B.S. 'Mat1 wt'iU MR FRED QWTH B Q Ygpzng lwzglzfh Sflfllff Miss FANNIE LEE SANDERSON, A.B NI E W Englislz-Spanifh Gmgmph, MRS- DAN-EY Sl-PAN. BS- MISS BETSY QTONE A B NIRS DOROTIIX XX IXIMER B 9 Home Efonomzcx I ngll fr Frnzrh 'lluju COLQNEL 'fa I use uv . ' 2 - . jp. is if. AQ 'ii s 1 Vik X 5 K fx I-M.A. Petty. 2-F. Runion. 3-T. Franklin. 4.-B. Bohon. 5-D. , 'N R Hill. 6-C.lCoon. 7-R. Crawford. 8-J. Umberger. 9-B, Teichler. A X Io-B. Michael. II-B. L. Deyerle. I2-E. Hutchins. I3-j. jonas. ' -I x I4-XI A. Bostian. I5-D. Evans. I6-B. A. Xleador. I7-L. Kavanaugh. X I8fNIrs. V. Kirkwood. O EDITOR-IN-CHIEFZAr1dI'y.1llII Perry Rose Teifhler, Letty Kavanough, Mary .Hire BUSINESS ix'1ANAGERI Frank Ruviion Boflian, Emma Hutrhinf, jmn lffvzbergrr, Clif- ARTISTS! Rirlmrd Cranford. Bobby Bolmn, Tom ton Coon, Durwood Ilill. Franklin ADMINTSTRATION EDITOR: .Mary Jlire Bortian STAFF PIIOTOGRAPHER! Tom Franklin SPORTS EDITOR! Bobby Bohon SENIOR liDIToRs: Dody Evanf, Bwrrly lllirlmel ACTIVITIES EDITOR! Betzy Rox: Trichlrr KIUNIOR EDITORS: Betty .Jun Illzador, joannf jonzu BOOKKEEPER: jean Umbcrger UTIIER GRADES EDrToRs: Betty Lou Deyerlr, Berry SPONSOR! Mu. I'irgin1'a Kirkwood Wo, the Annual Stall' of I949, have endeavored to give you a good annual, one which you will cherish for life as a book of memories. This is your book for you to enjoyg we have tried to record the things you have done during your school year. This animal has been a lot of fun and work for all of us. For our tirst activity we presented a kick-oil assembly program for the yearbook subscription campaign. Mary Alice and Betty Rose played the part of two old ladies, who, while thumbing through their H349 annual, looked back upon their school days at Fleming. These scenes were portrayed by the staff. Then the work really started: we had to get ads, take subscriptions, and compile this yearbook. May you read and enjoy this annual now and the remainder of your life. - ,ff 1, A ' Q Q0 ff 549 wa? Q O J ff X ff 533 W M 9: 9: Yr 9 4 N 'qiif Q CLFISSES .feacfwui afifze ea44afl949 lrl. l3URNE1'r1-1 F. Rt'N1oN B. lJUDLEY Ii. PAYNE l'i1tANK RUNION. . . . ..,.... 1,I'ZJiitlt'Ill Evr:1.YN PAYNI-2. . . . . .Sffrzlary- Trrufurer H1-:Li-:N l3UkN15'rTr:. . , , . Ill-Ii. Ijfdililiflll Brzcm' DLlDLl'IX'. . . . . ..,....,. llirtorian As we, the 1949 Senior Class, prepare to make our linal departure from Fleming, we are mindful of the happy days and of our pleasant relationships with our fellow classmates. The live years that we have spent in high school have passed rapidly. Since the end is so near, we feel sad and reluctant to go: but all good things must come to an end. Time can never erase the memories of parties, dances, games, dates, and dramatic events. Even thoughts of our studies will linger long in our minds. Our school leaders have endeavored to give us the proper guidance to meet the challenges that await us. The 1f'0V'llI'IH1li I cannot and will not fail them. CLASS SPON SORS Xlks. VIRGINIA Kuucwoon Xlks. VIRGINIA RIASON Nlrss XIARGARET jaiuias. ffl 10 lif- 61444 of '49 JAMES AUBREY ALv1s, JR. jimmy really is some guy, The way he slays 'em, my, o' my! BETTY MARLENE ANDERSON Always happy and full of glee, A basketball player, and a good one is she. LEE SAUNDERS ANTHONY Silence is golden, we hear people sayg Then Lee applies this rule every day. ROBERT EUGENE ARNOLD Flirting and Hattery are right in his line: He knows no better way of spending his time. LILLIAN LOUISE ASBURRY She's quiet, domestic, always grand, At school, at home, she's right on hand. BETTY GENE BOBBITT Love and a wedding ring, a line that works We hope that for Betty no sorrow lurks. BETTE MAE BAIRD She is kind, sincere, and sweetg Bette's a girl that can't be beat. FRANK WILLIAM BLANKEMEYER Cincinnati is his home towng Never a dull moment when he's around. BOBBY MCLENDON BOHON Bob, the president of our S. C. A. Is always outstanding in every way. lVIARY ALICE BOSTIAN Many friends she has today, For her kind and helpful way. 'iillla' +24 12 HH- ezw of '49 ROBERT FREDERICK BOWMAN Always a gentleman, very reservedg The best always, will he deserve. MARY WEITTA BRocE As the Y-Teen treasurer she does her partg Mary's a girl that will win your heart. JAM ES MILLER BRYANT James is a fellow who's nice to knowg He'll make friends wherever he may go. PATRICIA YVONNE BUCHANAN We met Pat only last Septemberg But she's a girl we'll always remember. HELEN MAY BURN ETTE Shels nice and courteous with a great big gring In everything she's sure to win. ULDINE HILDA CALDWELL A cheerful heart, a cheerful smileg A charm of friendship all the while. RUTH ESTELLE CALLISON Ruth, our blond, is witty and gayg She's very athletic, we all can say. JOSEPH HEss CARICOFE President of the Beta's, do you know why? An actor, debater, and all-round guy. XVILLIAM O. CARTER Usually ready to speak his mindg Tho' outspoken, he is fine. RONALD DREWRY CLATTERBUCK His outlook for the future is really fineg He'll use every chance to train his mind. 6344 of '49 ELIZABETH ANN CREGGER Can she sing? just like a bird, The sweetest voice you've ever heard. NIARY LOUISE CRISS Dependable, capable, and very smart: With her any task becomes an art. RONALD PRICE CROUCII VVe think Ronnie is a nice young gc-nt g Full of festivity and merriment. HELEN ELLETT CROWGE1' She knows how to work and how to playg How to be serious, pleasant and gay. HARRY THOMAS DAVIS They say he's over six feet tall: And, oh-how he can play football! VIRGINIA LEE DEWVITT She's mighty cute and very sweetg VVe know you'll agree when her you'll Illuet. BETTY LOUISE DEYERLE She's rather slim, and also trimg Her outlook is bright and never grim. AILEEN BELL Doss Light browII hair, and a steady mang Break it up-if you think you can. REBECCA DUDLEY It doesn't take much to get her tickledg And with the boys she sure is fickle. DOUGLAS DIVERS DURHAM From far away did Douglas comeg But he's a guy who makes things hum. 12113151- I n '5f14'l3 06:44 of '49 DENNY GENE EARLY He's very quiet and can he blush, But you'll never find him in a rush. PEGGY JANE EDWARDS A friendly character, we agree, yes, sirg You'll know what we mean when you meet DOLORES ESTELLE EVANS Like a lark she can sing, And play the piano just like a king. BETTY JOYCE FITZGERALD She's a popular gal and full of fun, Her jovial manner, many friends has won. CHARLOTTE ANNE FITZG ERALD Why should she be serious and coy, When laughter fills her life with joy? RICHARD ARLEN GAY Hc's always swell, no matter to whom, VVe hope for Richard no sorrows loom. LEONARD WARD GISINER, JR. As a manager, he can't be beatg A better fellow, you'll never meet. ROBERT CLINTON GREEN A nicer guy is hard to find, Bob's the one we have in mind. RICHARD ANDREW GREIG He may be quiet, but we'll all agree He's just as likable as he can be. FLORENCE REBECCA GUTHRIE She's neat, blond, gentle and sweety A fine combination 1:hat's hard to beat. her Glau af '49 DORIS J EAN HIXIRFIELD Doris is a girl who smiles a lotg She gets her work done on the dot. ANNIE NIAE HANIBRICK A pleasant way and heart of goldg The highest ideals she doth uphold. JANET RUTH HALIILTON Her ways are fine, her outlook gay: It would certainly be nice to find more that way. LAWRENCE AGNAUGH HANCOCK, JR. Once he left and went away: But he came back, we're glad to say. OPAL IRENE PIARMON Her voice is low, her intentions sweet: She's gentle, courteous and very neat. DURWOOD XVASHINGTON IAILL He has a right to be jolly and gayg Because his nature is just that way. DOROTHX' LEE FIOGAN A happy girl, we call her Dot: Her friendly ways we like a lot. RALPH DILLON HOLLAND Always dependable, always at hand: We want to say, Ralph, yOu're gramlf' NANCY LEE HURD Nancy's the gal we all admire: But she's never spent a quiet hour! CHARLOTTE VIRGINIA INGE She's cheerful and bright and never blue: You'd love that girl if her you knew. 'Iii 15 25+ 16 ezm af '49 CLAIRE .ADELL ISBELL She's a girl with long, curly hair: uvllt'l'l'Vl'f there's fun, she is there. RICHARD LEWIS IRVIN He's not a genius, he's not yet great: But he'lf Inalce lIis mark. you just wait. RICHARD PERRY JONES Life is a Clieerfnl game to play: He niakes lIis fun while going his way. LETITIA GLADX'S KAVANIILIGH Clit-erlul, jolly, reserved, and kind: .X gal like Letty is hard to find. NIARY GRACE KAY Music is her greatest traitg Nothing had will he her fate. BETTY JXNN KEY She studies hard aIId makes all A'sg Sht-'ll he prosperous all her days. I R.xNIi WILLIAM LING Intelligent is the word for hint: He does his work without a whim. PHYLLIS JEAN LINK Studious and always quite serene: ln any subject, she is keen, JOYCE IXNN LowRY Joyce is il line girl, very nice, toog Attractive and neat, steady and true. BETTY JUNE M.1x'r'rox Small, quiet, and very petiteg A friend to everyone she will meet. elau of '49 ANNIE MARIE NIAXEY She acquires much knowledge by reading a lotg She's been domestic since she was a tot. IWARGARET NAN NICLAUGHLIN You'd know she's from Georgia to hear her speakg She's always active and never meek. BETTY ANN MEADOR She's witty, she's gay, shels hard to beatg To know this gal is really a treat. BEVERLY GRAY NIICHAEL With a cheerful laugh and sparkling eye Bev speaks to all as she passes by. OT1-Io VICTOR l.h'IIDDLEKAUl-'F Victor is a steady, dependable ladg He's neither fussy nor very bad. EDWARD RANDOLPH NICHOLS His ways are nice, his meanings clearg You greet this fellow with a cheer. EDWIN RAY OTEY In classrooms he has not much to sayg But in basketball hc usually gets his pay JAMES XVILLIAM OYLER Airplanes are his pride and joyg James is a very ambitious boy. HAROLD JAMES PATRAM You see this guy on a motorcycleg He's polite and nice, and sometimes fickle! RAMON EUGENE PATTERSON President of Literary, that is heg Debate, his art, a success he'l1 bc. 'il 17 lk- 8 014244 of '49 EVELYN JUANITA PAYN E SlIc's always sweet, and such a dearieg When she-'s around its always cheerie. THOLIAS XVARREN PERDUE Silent and patient, not nIuclI does he sayg But he will succeed in his very own way. NIARY .ANN PETTY Tip-top as our editor, believe you meg A genuine personality, and nice as can be, VIRGINIA LOUISE PHILLIPS Twinkling eyes and shiny, black hairg Virginizfs beauty is very rare. JOHN DAN PIRRUNG He's our Danny, but we call him Burt g He takes a joke, and his feelings aren't hu EARL HOLLIES RAKES Full of fun and fancy-free: He is a wizard in chemistry. CHARLES JOHN RANDALL Into mischief all the time: But nevertheless he's really line. FRANK ALFRED RUNION, jR. Our Presielenfs a boy everyone knowsg He will be popular wherever he goes. FRANCES JUANITA SALMONS Her smile, lIcr name, her friendly ways, The Frances we kIIow will last always. ROBERT CARL SEMONES He's a good man On the mat, And you can judge him just by that. T Glam of '49 WALTER STEWART SHANKS This is a fellow who'll some day go farg His ability in art is 'way above par. EVELYN OPAL SHELBURNE Always cheerful, never sadg Always good, but never bad. DAVID LEE SPIGLE An intelligent guy we know indeedg He surely is one that will succeed. BETTY RosE TEICHLER Her sparkling eyes will win your heartg VVe really hate to see her depart. MARY KATHLEEN THOMPSON Using the typewriter, a wizard is shcg Always busy, just like a bee! LAWRENCE LYNWOOD TOMS In the Navy he rated quite goodg We know this fellow by the name of Lynwood. RODNEY VVILLIAM TURNER Bright red hair, but no temper has hcg We all know Red , and we all agree. RUBY ELLEN VERNON She's sweet and so dainty, and always a doveg Ruby's a girl you'll really love. WINNIE MAE VEST No matter to whom, she's always a palg Winnic's just an all-round gal. NELBOURNE DENNIS WVHITE On the football field or the basketball court, Neb is a guy we'll always support. -SEI 19 l Glau of '49 WILLIAM ASHFORD WVILBOURN Another fellow over six feet high, And also an energetic guy. CLAIRE lWABLE AVILKERSON Never too busy to lend a hand, Always modest, a friend that's grand. HAZEL JUNE XVILLS She's a girl who'd walk a mile, just to give you a friendly smile. ROBERTA LUCILLE WILSON There are no words we can express, To tell this gal she is the best. DORIS MARIE WVINGO A pretty blond, with a diamond ring, Soon for Doris, all nice things. VERNON L. NVINGO The most popular gent, we all do knowg With all his luck, he'll really go! WILLIAM BENNY WVOOD He is little, and he is wiseg But he's a corker for his size. BARBARA JEAN XYEATTS Always helpful, always on hand, just your wish is her command. NOT PICTURED CLAYTON MOYER CLARK DONALD LYNWOOD KEESEY WKERNELLE EVELYN MAYS BILLY MARSHALL RIGBY A120 liv- W aj WM. . l-End ofxrhool day. 2-Atlmxptnf conversion. 3h-Srnior Scirufr Club goes to Roanoke dry lllills, 4-Wuiliug for tluf gun. 5' Calling whose dass? hAMixs Morris' Fu1urr Husband Hf1 7-Action al Pep Rally. 8-The virlor and Nm slnnfluixlmi. 9--Bulrh and Mary Alice in 1990. I0-Now. 'wlmfs your excuse? 11-Thr -walk we've trod so many linws, ll-Buskrlball rhamps qv' '-10. l34Fle1niug's giffx la Bux!1lcar's Double Trouble. 14-Atlion on the hardwood. 15-Familiar placr. 16- Soon lo leave. I7- 5ubmcrged. 18-IVytlu:vilIr trip. 19-Four slooges. 20-Sum-ss at lax! lfl +3 21 ,IF JAMES ALvIs-Hi-Y, Literary, Camera, Library. BIARLENE ANDERSON-Basketball, Y-Teens, Literary, Secretary, Glee, Masque, Beta. LEE ANTHONY-Science, Beta, Spelling, Junior Science, Co-Sponsor. ROBERT ARNOLD-Glee. LILLIAN ASEURRY-F. H. A. BETTY Bosnrrr-Y-Teens, F. H. A. BETTE BAIRD-Y-Teens, Masque, Literary, Glec, News- paper Staff. FRANK BLANKEMEYER-Hi-Y, Football, Glee, Debate, hfiasqueg Literary. BOBBY BoHoN-S. C. A., President, Basketball, Hi-Y, Art, Masque, Thespians, Literary, Annual Staff, Track. lVlARY ALICE BosT1AN-Y-Teens, Social Chairman,Girls' State, S. C. A., Masque, Annual Staff, Beta, Thespians. ROBERT BowMAN-No Activities. - MARY BROCE'-Y-TCCDS, Treasurer, Masque, Newspaper Staff, Camera, Treasurer, F. H. A. JAMES BRYANT-Football. PATRICIA BUCHANANiyr-TCCHS. HELEN BURNETTE'Y-TCCHSQ Beta, Senior Class, Vice President, Newspaper Staff, Sophomore Class, Secre- tray. ULDINE CALDWELL'Y-TCCHSQ Masque. RUTH CALLIsoN-Thespians, Beta, Masque, Y-Teens, Literary, Glee, Basketball. J. H. CARIcoI-'E-Literary, Masque, S. C. A., Science, Hi-Y, Secretary, Beta, President, Thespians, Debate, Football, Manager, Basketball, Manager. BILL CARTER-Literary, Glee, Football, Thespians, Track, Camera, Masque, Hi-Y. CLAYTON CLARK-Hi-X72 Football, Track, Glee, Masque, Basketball,Manager. RONNIE CLAITERBUCK-No Activities. ELIZABETH ANN CREGGER-By-TCCHS, Master Key, Beta, Masque, Glee. A-IARY LOU CRISS'GlCCQ Y-Teens, Literary, F. H. A., Thespians, Masque, Library, Science, Beta, Program Chairman. RONNIE CROLYCH-N0 Activities. , Neue? HELEN CROYX'GEY-Y-TCCHSQ Masque, Science, Beta, Vice President, F. H. A. HARRY DAVIS-Football, Band, Track, Basketball. VIRGINIA DEWYITT'-'xy-TCCHSQ Beta, S. C. A., Newspaper Staff. BETTY DEYERLE-Y-Teens, Beta, Literary, Masque, Annual Staff, Cheerleader, Secretary-Treasurer, Read- ing. AILEEN Doss-Y-Teens. BECRY DLTDLEY'1XY-TCCIISQ Cheerleader: Senior Class, Historian, Newspaper Staff, Junior Class, Secretary, Thespians, Literary, Masque. DOLVGLAS DURllAM1N0 Activities. DENNY GENE EARLY-Thespians, President, Football, Hi-Y, Junior Class, Vice President, Sophomore Class, Reporter. PEGGY EDWARDS-Y-Teens, F. H. A., President. DODY EVANS-Y-Teens, President, Masque, Thespians, Gleeg Annual Staff, Beta. BI-:1'rY J. FI'rzcERALD-Masque: Y-Teens, Glee: Literary, Vice President, Thespians, Secretary. CHARLOTTE FITzoERALD-Glee, Y-Teens. RICHARD GAY-Glee, Hi-Y. LEONARD CSISINERLNISSQUCQ Hi-Y, Football, Manager, Basketball, Manager. BOBBY GREEN-No Activities. RICHARD GREIG-NO Activities. FLORENCE GUTHRIETXV-TCCHS. DORIS HAIRI-'IELD-Literary, Masque, Y-Teens. ANNIE BFIAE HAMBRICK'Y-TCCHSQ Glee, Thegpiansg Beta, Literary, Masque, Treasurer. JANET HAlNIlLT0N1Y-TCCIIS. LAWRENCE HANCOCK'-N0 Activities. OPAL HARMON-'F. H. A., Masque, Y-Teens. DURWOOD HILL-Thespians, Masque, Annual Staff, Football, Hi-Y, Chaplain. DoT HooAN-Y-Teens, Beta, F. H. A., Library, Secretary. RALPH HOLLAND-Hi-XY. 452215 NANCY HURD-Y-Teens, Program Chairman: Masque: S. C. A.: Newspaper Stall Co-Editor: Thespians, Vice President: Girls' State: Literary: Beta. CHARLOTTE INGE-Y-Teens: Glee: Masque. RICHARD IRVIN-Hi-Y: Football: Track. CLAIRE ISBELL-Y-Teens: Library. DICKIE JoNEs-Hi-Y. LETTY KAVANALYGIX - Science, Secretary-Treasurer: Masque: Y-Teens: Literary: Annual Staff. AIARY GRACE KAY-xr-TCCHSQ Masque: Thespians: Glee, Librarian: Literary. DONALD KEESEYQNO Activities. BETTY ANN KEYQX,-TCCDSQ Beta. BILLY LING-Science: Art: Hi-Y, Vice President: News- paper Stali, Business Manager: Beta: Thespians: Junior Masque, Student Sponsor: Literary: Masque. PI-IYLL1s LINK-Beta: Newspaper Staff: Thespians: Masque: Y-Teens. JOYCE ANN LOWRY-37-TCCUSQ Glee, Secretary: Masque: S. C. A. JUNE MATTOX-Y-Teens: Beta: Masque. ANNIE NIARIE x'IAXEY Y-TCCHSQ Library: Science. VERNELLE MAYs-Majorette: Basketball: junior Class, Secretary: Newspaper Staff: Beta: Thespians: Masque: Y-Teens: Literary: Glee. NAN lh'ICLAl1GHLIN-XY-TCCDS. BE'I'rY ANN MEADOR-Literary: Masque: Glee: Cheer- leader: Y-Teens, Corresponding Secretary: Annual Staff. - BEVERLY MICHAEL-Cheerleader: Y-Teens: Annual Stalf. XVICTOR MIDD1.EIcAurI-'-Camera: S. C. A. EDDIE NICHOLS-Glee: Literary: Football. RAY OTEY-Basketball: Track. JAMES OX'LERiTf3ClC. HAROLD PATRALI-NO Activities. RAMON PATTERSON-Thespians: Masque: Literary, Presi- dent: S. C. A. EVELYN PAYNE-Y-Teens: Masque, Secretary: Literary: Beta: Newspaper Staff: Senior Class, Secretary- Treasurer. , flleaae? XVARREN PERDUE-Glec: Band. AIARY ANN PETTYiBeta: Thcspians: Y-Teens: Science: Masque: S. C. A.: Literary: Annual Staff, Editor. VIRGINIA PHILLIPS-Library, President: Y.Teens: Thes- pians: Literary: Masque, Vice President: Beta: S. C. A. DAN PIRRLING-Science: Hi-Y. EARL RAKESTSCiCHCC, President: Hi-Y, Treasurer: junior Science, Co-Sponsor. CHARLES RANDALL-Camera. FRANK RUNION-Senior Class, President: Literary: Masque: Hi-Y: Thespians: Annual Staff, Business Manager: S. C. A.: junior Class, Treasurer. FRANCES SALNIONSTXY-'TCCDSQ Newspaper Staff. BOBBY SEMoNEs-Thespians: Masque: Track. BILLY SHANRS-Camera, President: Art, Vice President: Thespians: Masque: Hi-Y: Beta. EVELYN SHELBURNE-X!-'TCCIISQ Glee. DAVID SPIGLE-Science: Hi-Y. BETTY RosE 'I'ElCHLER-HC3d Cheerleader: S. C. A., Vice President: Y-Teens: Masque: Literary: Beta: Thes- pians: Annual Staff. KATHLEEN THO1kIPS0N1BCt8Q Masque: Y-Teens: Literary: Library: Newspaper Staff. LYNw0oD Toms-Science: Masque. RODNEY TURNER-Thespians: Masque: Literary: S. C. A. RUBY XYERNON-R7-TCCHS, Vice President: Masque: Library: Beta: Newspaper Staff. XIVINNIE VEST-Y-Teens: Literary: Masque: Thespians. NELBOURNE kVHITE F0OtD3llQ Basketball. .ASH VVILBOURN-Band: Glee. CLAIRE WILKERSON Y-'FCCHSQ Masque: Thespians. HAZEL WILLS-Y-Teens: Masque: Library: F. H. A., Program Chairman. ROBERTA WILSON-Beta: Thespians: Libraryyhflasque S. C. A.: Literary: Y-Teens: Glee, Vice President: Newspaper Staff, Co-Editor. DORIS WINGO-Glee: Newspaper Stalf: Y-Teens. VERNON WINGOT-Hi-Yr: Masque: Glee: Football, Co- Captain. BILLY WooD-Science: Hi-Y. BARBARA YFEATTSTR7-TCSDS, Program Chairman: Glee. Ei23i3' Beit All-Aron nd BETTY ROSE TEICHLER DENNY GENE EARLY Alon 011tJtf11'1ding DOLORES EVANS BOBBY BOHON Sealed Most Typical Senior INIARY ALICE BOSTIAN FRANK RUNION 1110.51 Dramatic NANCY HURD BILLY LING Mmaa :Voir Dependable NIARY Lou CRISS J. H. CARICOFE M'oJt Popular BETTY JOYCE FITZGERALD VERNON XVINGO But Looking VIRGINIA P1111.1,1Ps JAMES A1.v1s .llort .fftlzlrtir RlITI'I C1x1.L1soN XTELBOURNE XYHITE fmzm of fm ew of 1950 R. CXRAXVFORD Y. Nllws C. CooN S. L. SPIGLI4: R. l.I'c,xs CLIFTON CooN .... ..,....., . . . .Prexiflmz YI:RNI:I.I.I: XIAYS ...... . . .Secretary DICK CRANYFORD. . ......,.. I iff Prffnlerzt SARA Lol' SPIGLE .,... . . . . Y'rm,mrer RAY l.L'CAS ........... .........., I lifforzizlvl Life as a Junior is preparation for the Senior roll. just :I few more carefree days before we become the dignified and serious Senior Class of 1950 at Fleming. Our junior year has been spent rather quietlyg however, :I few marketl events will be remembered. Our first activity was an assembly program followed later on by the Christmas dance and a comic basketball game. The annual, colorful ,Iunior-Senior Prom climnxetl the activities: CLASS SPONSORS MRS. VIRGINIA Born NIRS. X'-IVIAN DICKENSIJN MRS. GENEVIEVE DICKINSON XIRS. Lol: .ALICE JIXDANIS 26 iff' 01644 of '50 DONALD ALLs BONNIE ANGLE ZONA ANGLE PEGGY ARGENBRIGHT TOMMY ATKINS DORIS ANN BAILEY NIIARGARET BECKNER HERTI-IA BLANI-IENSHIP BOBBY BLOUNT EVIARTHA BLOUNT MARTHA BoYD DONALD BREEDEN AIARY BRENT LORRAINE BRILLHART BILL BRITTS BOBBY Cl-IITVVOOD RUTH CLIFT CLIFTON CooN NANCY COCHRAN BARBARA CoLE ARLETHA CONNER BETTY JEAN CDNNER CHARLES COTTONN WVILLIAM CRAFT RICHARD CRAWFORD JOHN CRIss HERBERT CROWDER ANNE CROWGEY BETTY DAVIS HENRY DUNLAP GLENN DYsART CHRISTINE ELIBANR wif 27 W- K R A I AHF xx W lf ' Ki.: gk, I xl 4+ Q X A-LI IA. 'Y 1 - ,O '- '- I .. .I If - 'lA...AI, -I-H,I,,.M.X I, has ! 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L TI WNW 'V 'sHf'I.-M4 -,C -A I , v A . 55.9 - I 5-13 ' ,'NI.f, N I , X R' 115, 'BUSH' Glau of '50 LINDA EVANS VIRGINIA FOSTER LOUIS FRANKII-1 Tom FRANKLIN PATRICIA GATES LENA GOAD BILLY HALE JLTANITA HAMBRICR VANCE HALIPTON DIARY jo HARRIS DoI:cLAs HART NANCY HAS!-I PHIL HIIIIES EARLINE HoLsToN DONNA RAY HOLT QIUANITA HUDSON IQIIIIIIA HUTCIIINS BENNIE IRVIN Bos .IENRETTE -IOANNE -IONAS CLIFFORD JOLTRNELL DICK IQAVANAUGII DAVID KELLEY NANCY KIDD JALENE KING DIARY :XNN KING BETTY .lo LEVVIS AIARION RUTH LOVE RAY LUCAS CAROLYN LYON DIARY AIARTIN IMOGENE DIAY Glauaf' VERNELLE XIAYS JULIA MCGIMIEE BONNIE NIYER ANN NIIDDLEKAUFF JOENELL Moon: BARBARA XIOORE BETTY NIOORE ALBERT NIOTLEY DIANE NIURRAY RAYMOND KIYERS RODNEY NICHOLS ANN NQLEN BETTY NOLEN ,IOHN OYLER KAY PARKS MARILYN PATZOLD BARBARA PEDIGO WVIVIAN PEDIGO BETTY PERDUE EDDIE PERDUE BETTY PETERS JEAN PRILLAMAN .IIMMY PUGII SIIIRLEY ROBERTS JI-:ANETTE ROBERTS BILLY RUNYON JUNE SCOTT ALMA SHELBURNE CONNIE SHIVELY .IUANITA SIIUEELEI-IARCLR IRIS SHUMATE DONALD SINK A 81644 aj '50 JIMMY SLAYDON NINA SLAYTQN DONALD SMITII S GERALDINE SNEAD BARBARA SPENCER SARA Lou SPIGLE BARBARA STANLEY BOBBY STANLEY BETTY Jo THOMAS JEAN LTMBERGER JEAN hVARE JUNE XVARE HELEN WYEBBER BETTY Jo WHARTON CECIL WILLIAMSON ROBERT VVITIIERS BENNY Woons LoIs WoRLEY JAMES AIVRIGHT NOT PICTURED ALFRED CHEATWVOOD ALEX LEE WARREN GODSLIARK CARL ANATSON PEARL IVY GRAY NANCY hvILKINSON RALPH HIGGINS TO THE JUNIOR CLASS . . . The efforts by the nations for world peace inspired us to choose The World and I as the theme of our yearbook. As you Hll our vacant places next year, we hope that you, too, will realize the vital need for world fellowship and brotherhood. You can begin practicing it in your own school activities. Your pattern of life can and will play an important part in molding the future for security and peace. FRANK RUNION Senior Cla,r.r'Pre.rident eil 30 Jif- S ae Glau STAN LANFORII, Prff. RUTH C LAY. I . Pre.-'. BARBARA SHAFER, Sn.-lr ZEANl0lTS NENY'COR1B, Iliff. BOBBY ARSIIIRI-1 .IACR ADKINS -IOL AIIRINS ANN I.1aI2 ALLAIAN KIOIINNY BAIIALIS HAYNIES BARGIIR OLA BISHOP WALLACE BLAIR BARBARA BLANKHNSIIII- BIARGII-I BLEVINS Boa BOSTIAN BEULAH BOSTON DONALD BOVVIIES RONALD BRYAN BARBARA BRYANT -IOAN BRYANT Lols BUTNIZR BOBBY CALHOUN NANCY CALLISON ADDISON COMER IQ. C. COIIII-:R LOIS COMER DAN CRAWFORIJ AIEANNINE CRAWI-'ORIJ GORDON CROCKETT BILLY CUNDIFF CLARITA CUNDIFI' PEGGY CUNDIFF AUBRIIY IJREXVRY ROBERT DUDLEX' GRETA GARY'EY XVILLIAM HAl.E ,IAAII-:s HALI-: BVAYNE HIXLI. PATSY HYXRDIE BARBARA HARRIS NILTLIAN HART STELLA HECK VIRGINIA HUIQFAIAN ' PEGGY HX'l.1'0N CHARLOTTE KEY FRANCIS KEY JIMMY KING LQSER AIII A j 555' ' , -E: B L f . A . A - , I I 55 ,KL Lima QFD, Q.-my-A 'eva -1- A353 ww. N.--. .SZLNZQ 'Q I l I f 0 ,Af , 1 Ns 5 fi I ...W J P NW N55 asf-f 'Q N I X. Q., +55 32 +31- 5 6 Q- F 1 fix RliXINE LEFFEL BILLY NIARTIN wvAX'NE RTATTINGLY ANIARYLLIS RIAXEY BETTY .IUNE INIEADOR HAMNER NIEADOR DOROTliY RIEADONVS RUTH RIETZ DEXR'EY' NIONGER BETTY' LOUISE XIOORE PATRICIA RIORGAN STEPHEN MOSES CHARLES NOELL POSEY OYLER XYIRGINIA PAINTER CORBIN PARKS RIONROE PHILLIPS JOAN PRICE GEORGE PUGH JACK QUIG RONALD RATLIFF BOBBY REESE WYILLIE RIDDLEBARGER HENRX' RILEY BRUCE ROBERTSON DONALD ROUTON CHARLES RL:ssELL CARLTON SAIIL EUGENE SAUL HARRY SAUL PATTY SCAGGS .IEANETTE SEMONES EMOGENE SHEETS BOBBY SHUGART DOROTHY SINR SHIRLEY SMITH TEDDY SMITH ' CLARENCE SNEAD ERNESTA SPRADLIN ROGER THOMAS BOBBY THURMAN DAVID TOWNSEND RONALD VIQUCKER BETTY 'TURNER JOY TURNER ROSALIE TURNER ESTLE XVADE MARTHA VVYALROND Zafu 8 RAY XNALTERS -I EAN xv!-IAVER JIMMY WHEELER ANN LEE WILBOIIRN DOROTHY' WILHLEM LALZRENCE VVILKERSON IRENE WOOD PIIYLIIIS XNOOD RUSS!-ZIIL XYOUNG THOMAS BASHAM CHARLES BEASLEY PATSY BRYANT R. C. CROMER Glafu NOT PICTURED RICHARD HALL RAYMOND HLFFFAIAN WALLACE MCBRIDE WILLIE XIAE NICHOLS ' !zQaaafe ,IAMES SALYL ROBERT SCOTT GLADYS SHEETS REGINALD SLAYDON . ,W -IO ANN SMITH MARTHA VERNON XIARY WALROND TOMMY WIRIGHT XVAYNH CHEATXVOOD. PrvsIIirn1 kr ,',k: Q gx EDMIIND XNHITIE, Vacv PI-rsidrni R I I I i n . 15, 3 ' qi, L xkxgx - BETTE GAY, Sfrrrlary 'I .L I 6.5 'I - . i 1 .. Til I I. AC BAKER. Treasurer R T + - -- X A ' - , A A OBBY YVINCO. H islorian K I X X. Q HUNTER AKERS A j A N VIRGINIA ALIFF Qg fx ,Q ' 1 ,ig K I I I. K-ITIIRYN ARGIZNBRIGHT X Rf f H .Y - fQ-,Rf --'hH' -if h-'- A I 5 I .Ni WW KRW I 5 K K -I 1. ' XX .IE , ,.,,, 1 N - MARY IWIRIMRHI Aww I JEAN B.xI.I.AN'IINIi '55 N A 1 5 il Y - I :S if GLORIA BASHAM 4 , . if , ' V - I N I. 1 Lx Q 11 I : . MACK BASHAM if F A Q I I . . ' if ig f CHARLES BIiI'KIYI'IH N -- , 1 EQ 'A - k ge .. In I K, .,.. g ig? BOBBY BEIIIELICR ' ' ' ' I i . Viggfil. .5 g X I . - T im Q CEUI. BOITNOTT ' K D- I , A I I A in-Ibggf A-ww Bm O 5 H, A HHHH I A K. Q if , , I , QL, 4 ,Q Pg, , ,. Rss -- h h X 'S SRN I Igffggffi I E ., W .RE R DONALD BOORIIR L X-.g A . f i an W I FRANR BRENT :I H 5 L I 1452? 'Y fs -r L ' ' 'X Lf ' INIOOENIQ CAMI'HEI.I. I 'Q'-Q , A- E4 3: I 1 I f .. FN A . .. K bA' 5'55f 5ifS Q, .X RICHARD CALmYIaI.I. I W 1 , A . BARBARA CARRICO AI I L D ' JOYCE Cl.lNGENl'ICliI. 123: bi .- I 'U ' I I -A -,Rb , I ' TIIRNFR COI-'Fxxw XJ I ' I ' ' - A A- ., - I L 1 - R9 I N MARLEINE CRAIG -f . H in . K I CARLIQNE CROIWH N - I A A I - A - ELOISE CROXYDI-IR , I .i -- X1 fi -2 5. ' -A , BOB CRUKCKSHANK Q ' ix 1 ' 1 ' 'S f .. I IQ' I- R. M 2, was I I , Aw I. A ILHILLKA DALTON XVI , , . :kg I 5 X, in, VIRGINIA DELINE SQ A 2 jg Ig :Qgv - ' I JIIANNIRNIANN Dll'RINSON ' N- if I ' ' ' 4559? K, . f II BETTY NNE DIDYI li ' zrl 2-ii I W :INR A if v ,N T. Q- I DONALD EDNVARDS A K ' fxfxn QNISNSSQIXLQBE fy? RITA EMERICK L .n A ' X I s , A . Eli? K i x g K ARLENE EVANS 5 ii' Id - -+1 If ' N '. I IXl'.NNE'IiH EIANS ,WY , Lawn I X K I . if . DUANNIL FISHER .A f N - Ne' W NIAXINE FORD I Q A NADINE FORD K' - Q ' I ' X RALPH FULLER A ' L I I ,I MARY FRANCES GARLAND 5 I , 443314 +24 34 13+ IVMM Qaeda MARIE GARMAN LIILDRED GIBSON KEXTIIERINIZ GOAD BARHARA HALI-2 BOHHII-: JEAN HALL Lms HAI.L LIARGARYCT H.ALI. LEWIS HAMMOND MARGARET HARTSI'Ql. ELAINE H-kX'I!liN BETTY H.AX'NliS ANNE HIENRX' HAZEI. HUGAN AIIDRI-:Y HlIFFAl:XN VERA Hl'NT JUANNE HX'l.1'l1N PAIII. IDIIINGS THDAIAS IDDINGS DAVID JAMES JOHNIE JI-:NNINGS XVALLAFI5 KliSSl,lER HELEN LAYNE DIDN:XI,ll LIEECH MARY RI7TH LENDIR ALEREI1 MCCI. EARN NClRXX'KXllJ MCDoII'EI.I, AI.c:IE MARTIN JIQANICTTE Mrzrz jo ANN h4Il.l,l4IR GERALD h'Ill.l.liR BAORRIS MYERS JAMES NICHOLS LEWIS NIYNN NAIIAII OBIZNPHAIN BOIIIIY OLIVER CHARLOTTE ORIENDIQR RAY 0NX'FIN KlENNii'TH PAINTER LEROY PAx'I'oN Rll'H1XRD PEARSON GLENN PERIGEN BARBARA PETERS DAVID PIRRIINI: CAROLYN PRICE JDYCE PRILLAMAN JIMMY PROEFITT BEVERLY RAKES PATSY RICHARDSON NANCY RILEY BARBARA Rl1C'KER BENNY SHORIER PHYLLIS SINR DoN SISSQN IMAX SMITH BARHAR.-A SI-II-:Rs Bli'l l'X' S'rANI.I-:Y MARLENE STEYENS HARRX' STIJNE GEDRGE STULTZ ANGELITA SIu1ER DON.AI,D SLITPHIN JIIDY TAYLOR RICHARD TOMLINSUN RICHARD TOWNSENLI THDIIIAS WADE JACK WALIS NI-:TTI Ii XVEST NORVIZLI. WEsT JOHNNY YVHITMOKIZ SHIRLEY YVINGFIELD IWARY ANNE WII,suN JOHN XVRIGHT SHIRLEY WRIGIII' KIENNETH VVYA1 I WAYNIZ ZIEGLIZR BETIY ZIIIIMERIIIAN EDWARD ZIIIIIAIERAIAN NOT PICTUR ANTHIINY AI. l'l ICR! LIONEL ANDERS ,IIINE BLEYINS GLENN BRUAYN HELEN CDNNER BILL GKIYER EUGENE HICRS RICHARD WRIGHT ED DIIN-xI.I1 DIYIQRS. Pre.ci.iml ju ANN LINK, Sfrrelary PIIII.I.IIf ANN GARDNER. Twnf. SHIIu,IcY ALIFF NANUY AI.TII1:kI TRIIY .ARNOLD DoNAI.n Asnuxuu' BliTl'Y Lols ATKINS ,IAUK ATKINSIIN WIeSI,IcY AYIcIzs CQRIIINI BAILIQY GICRRY BA'I'Is MII.IuRIzIm BIQAQII INIARIIIRIIQ BIsIIoI- DONALD Bl.t1l'NT IDON.XI.l1 Bonus PAN. BIIIINI1: CARIII, Bon-Ick QQIQURGE BmYI.Ics BICTIY BUXYIKIAN SUNNY BUYD IVIAIQGAIQIVII BRIIYYN BAIQII.-YR.-x BImYI.Ias C.-.IzoI.Iz B1'YIIoso MARY Lol' CARTI-:Ie WII.I.I.xIxI CIIANI1I.I4.Iz CI.IIfmN CI.ARIc RC1HliR'I' l'I,INuI2NI-I-2' I. CIINNIIQ Colfm-:Is X TII0:xI.xs CnI.I5 I RONALII CoI.IcmAN j.xNIrIe CoI.I,INs M ARY ANN Comma ARIIIUK CRAWFURII RoN.xI,Ix CRIQASY CARIII, CIz0I'KIc'I'I' CI.YImIz KZROXVDHR HIcI'IY DIcl.INIc BII.I, Doss I JIMMY DUNLAI' DnN.xI.n DIINIIAR jI'nsoN DIIRIIAAI PIQGGY EISWIIIK RQNNIIQ EI.IAYANuI-LI: ,IANIQ El'l'liRl.l5Y .II-:.xNICI'I'Ii EI'l'liRI.Y DANNY FIIIYII RIIAIA ANN FI,nYn I GII.I Ili LYIYIQNS RoNAI,Iw Gnome I SIIIRIIZY G RANT EVGIQNIIL HAR1'Xl.KN MARY H.fXR'l'hl:XN PIQGGY HARIMAN SUNNY HAMll.'l'0N Duma HAMVTON P SIIIIu.IcY I-IIQDIQI-Z J:Xlxl,lUlfl.lNli HlEl3RlK'K l3I,IZNN HICKS AIz'rII1'Iz HI1.I. SIIIkI.IeY HoI,sTox BAIIII.-YRA HoS'rI2Y'I'I-:R BII.I. jfxuo BI-:N ION joIINs'mN I w '1H0lNlASJONIiS KIQNNETII joIIRNIiI.I. LENYIS joIIIaNviI.I. KA I'IIIcIuNIc KIIZAIJAIY I MARY FRANCES KINzIIc I.uRI4:TI.-Y I..-YIzc1I CIIAIQIJIS LAYINIIIQIA VIIAIAIY l.,xYMAN I RIII1I.IiY LIc,III' BII.I. LUIITHIAN KlENNE'TH lu.-XNSl'Il.li FRANCES MARTIN HARRY IWARTIN B li l I'Y MA'I rI-I li ws JACK MAT1'HlENK'S EYI-:RHART MAXIQY I I I 'I -aff 35 e- 'HSSP' ighifz Qaacle B.xIzIaARA BJCGRADY RrIsI'ccA N1l'MAVA 'YY L z . . XX, JEANNE BIENEFEE NORMA NIETZ RESSELL MOON DALE IVIOORE LEWIS IVIOORE PATSY IHORRIS JANICE MULLI-:N IXIARY LIULLEN NEIL NIULLISN PEGGY MI'RI-HY NIAURIFE MYERS SYDNEY NIYFZRS BUD NININGER JACKIE OI.IX'IiR DORIS PAINTEII SHIRLEY PAINTER CLARENCE PARKER NICK PAYNE BILLY PERDIIE XVALTER POFF NIARY ALICE PowEI.I. BILLY PRATT AMES PIICKE FT RANKLIN RADFORD IMMY REYNOLDS FANN RlGGl.li BI-:TTY RILEY NANi'X' jo Rom CAROLIEH SAVI. SANDRA SAUNDICRS DON SCOTT RDEERTA SENFT HAROLD SI-IEIQTS JOHN SIMMONS XNESLIEY SINIc BETTY SKEEN IMOLLY ANN SNEEII DEXTER Sow ERS I-:RRY SI-IGLE oaERT SPRINIcI.E JDSEIAH ST. CLAIR BLAIR STONE SANDRA TATI4: SAMUEL TAYLOR XNVALKER TEAS NORMAN TERRY SHIRLEY THoRNSIaI'RY BILLY TICKLE HARRX' UNDICRXYFKTID FREDDY VAVGHAN LEXUS VEST JIAIMIE YV.-XID GAYNEI.I,I-: XVAl.K1ER JULIA YVICST BETTY WHl'I.Nl'RlE PEGGY YVHITAFRIE DAVID YVHITIE BILLY WILIQES ROBERT WINGFll5I.ll SHIRLEY WylNGFlEl.D CAROLYN WISE BONNIE JEAN Woou ovui ANN Woon oY LEE YNRIGHT NOT PICTURED DAN'lD BECKNER NANCY DYSART. I 'I'cr Premlent Jour: HICKS GERALD Toms RONALD WALDRQIN I 'X ...X I I K A l 'iw ' 4- ff.,- Rf , 1 'A '1 Y! .I .- 7 1 ,fy 4fN.Y Speech 01644 rqafdceified LlPPI-IR PICTURE: A group Qf Fleming Thnpianf vixii flir Barfrr Playrrx lmritrrage after tlir prmlurlfori Qf lIamlr!. Lowell PICTURE: A bufy moment in rhr make-up room jun befor: tlzr ,vludful dirrrtorf yell Plrlrr,v. -for the npnziug n1gl1rQf .Vre!1lIr in Sf. I.O1l1.f.n Other Speech activities this year have included the productions, Submerged, 'lSure As You're Born, A hflessage From Khuguf' which won district and state honors for the cast of Bill Hale, Bill Ling, Frank Blankemeyer and Bob Bonon, and the annual three-act Speech Department play, VW: Shook the Family Tree. 1 +5l38l5+ 5 fa elafid rqclfiuilied The cast of Meet Me In St. Louis mugs for the camera. The above picture shows those who took character parts, while the lower picture gives a good view of the glamour girls and boys. Some highlights and some things we'd like to remember from the Speech Class! I. Buddy and Ralph in the strong man act. 2. The chorus line from St. Louis. 3. VVe purchase the Webster Recorder for the school. 4. Squeaky is a girl. 5. The time we had getting our scenery to Bassett. 6. The time we had rebuilding the scenery at the University. 7. Jimmy Alvis in short pants. 8. Miniature Stages. 9. Billy Shanks, Bonnie, and Imogene working on those posters. IO. Those term papers! Il. Mary Ann and Letty work long hours. 12. G's boys win again! +il39l5+ INSIDE Row: B. Mmdor, J. Mallox, IV. Val. R. Vernon. B. Moore. M. Brcknrr. D. Ilairjield. P. Gales, I.. Gisim-r. F. Bimfl.-rnzryrr, N. HrISh. H. Webber. V. Mays, M. Boyd, J. Slllymfbdfglfv O. Ilnrmon. H. Wills, J. Umbrrxrr, F. Willcerxon. V. Plzilliff-Y. IC. Payne. B. Deyerlr, B. J. ITIUUYZ, Ill. Blount, A. Hambrirk, B. J. Filsgrrnld, .-L f'ln-alwood. J. Wurv, J. Ware. D. Bailey, P. Link. J. McGhee, J. Jonas, A. Conner, B. Davis, G. Snead. B. Angle, Z. Angle, S. Roberts. X. Corlzruu, F. Lyon. M. Pulsoltl, D. Holi, V. Pniigo, L. Kamnaugh, M. Anderson. M. A. Pelly, J. Moon. OUTSIDE Row: B. Ti-ichln, B. Dudley. M. G. Kay, E. Cn-ggrr, K. 'I'hompson. R. I-Vilsou, JI. Brore, J. Hudson, B. T1u'ue1', A. Middle- kaujf B. Ling. B. Smilh. B. Rigby. J. Alvis, V. Wingo, D. Hill, J. H. Caricofr, B. Runyon. L. Toms. F. Runion, B. Blount. B. Curler, I.. Frankie, Miss B. Slant. .'llr.v. G. Dickinson. R. Nichols, B. Ilulr. B. Buhon, B. Shanks, J. Oyler. R. Patterson. E. Hutchins. R. Clifl. E. K. Parks, B. Srmones. C. Shively. L. Good, B. Baird, AI. J. Harris, B. Meyer, H. fAV0'1l'jfl'j'. N. Ilurd, J. Lowry. R. Callison, D. .Uurray. S. L. Spigle. Senicvz M Glad OFFICERS BETTY JOYCE Moons ..., . ....... President :XNNIE NIAE HAIIBRICK .......,.. . . . Trearurrr VIRGINIA PHILLIPS ...., . . . fire Prrfident Mas. GIaNI-JVIEVE DICKINSON I .. . . . .Spon.mr,v EVELYN PAYNE ........................,.. Secretary Miss BILTSY STONE ,I It is 7:30 on the night of December 8th. The line iII front of the ticket booth is already very long. Rooms 3, 4, and 5, are a hubbub of excitement. Ruth, Aubrey and Zona check the stage for scripts as they watch the clock for the magic minute. The dance chorus is in the hall going over last-minute steps, while in the mal-Ie-up room, the cast watches as years are added to jimmy, Rosalie, Pat, and bl. H. The glamour girls of the play lin silks and satins and buttons and bowsl start gathering up fans, parasols, and plume hats. The magic moment for the amateur premiere of Meet Me ln St. Louis, is about to begin, and Fleming Masquers score another hit. The auditorium is very dark as the student body tiles in for its Friday assembly. The scripture is read, an- nouncements are made, and then Mary Alice steps out to announce her cast. The curtains part and we are carried under the sea iIIto a wrecked submarine, with five desperate and frightened members of the crew. Submerged is being presented and the cast, Frank. Bobby, Billy Ling, Lynwood, Bill Carter, and the villian, Bill Hale, deserve the extra applause and comments which they received as the audience gave this comment. Goshl That was the best yet. In cooperation with the Speech Department, the Nlasquers presented The Family Tree in March, and ll one-act play was prepared for the tournament. The season has been full and very, very interesting, and the joint meetings with the Thespians have been inspiring. awk' anim Ma Glad OFFICERS CLARENCE SNEAD ..... . ..... I'rr.fi1lrIIt RIARGARET HARTSEL. . . ...... Trmfurrr BETTY JEAN STANLEY. . . . . . Vin I're.rI'dnIf BILLY LING ..,.....,..... . . .Srzadnzt Sponxor SHIRLEY llVRIGlI'l' .... ..... S rrrzrnry Nlns. VIVIAN DICKENSON. . . . . .Family SpoII.ror Junior Masque Club IllCll1bEl'SlllP is open to eighth, ninth, and tenth grade SUlLlClltS who are interested iII dra- IllZltlCS. The club has been very active. The first high school dance of thc year was sponsored by the club with a talent show presenting -lunior Masque lllCI1llJCl'S. Other activities were an assembly program VVhat is an AIIIeric:III? three one-act plays, :I spring talent show and dance. The Il1OllIlllY meetings were featured by short skits, readings and music. INSET: F. Snrad. Prrsirlrnl. FIRST Row: S. Tll0l'llSl71U'j'. M. Harlsel. F. Snead, S. Hffighl. B. J. Stanley. SECOND Row: B. Alkinx. J. Turnrr. P. Cundif, D. Sink. B. A. Doyle. S. Smilh. N. Cullixon. J. Diclcinxon, F. l Iu1IIijT. J. t ra1qforIl. J. Prillaman. B. Malllzews. J. Taylor. THIRD Row: Mrs. V. Dirleensun. IV. RiIldlrbarger, P. Whilacre, B. Bryunl. P. Wood. H. I.a1'rIIIirr, M. Carman, B. Pelrrs. B. Zimmer- man. P. Sink, N. Bmw. I.. Bulnrr. F. Bower, R. Floyd. B. Rucker. R. Turner. Fot'ItTI-I Row: M. A. Comer. P. Morris. .V. Obrnthain. H. Hogan. A. Hllffllldll. B. Bozeman. J. Epps-rly, S. Painlrr. S. Alif. B. ll'lIil1Icrr, P. Harhnan, M. Hartman. J. Epprrly. B. Spierx, E. C'ro'Iu.lrr. V. Alijf. M. F. I.eNoir. FIFTH Row: F. Bujdavo, A. Suilrr. J. Hyllon. B. Rakes. N. Allieri, N. Dysarl. S. Grant, B. Hovlrtlrr, B. Riley. P. Murphy, S. SaIIIII1rrx. P A GarI1'm'r H A Po'Ief'Il V Mrlw S. Hedge. smm REIwZ D. Pt-mimi Jf Balls. hi. -Beach: J. mm... .I1..sfImI. M. mug. M. sm.-1.5. M. Gfbmu. G. Garvey. D. lllilhelm. x. 1-'0f.I. IH Ford J 'lII+I1e'fee ll Brzrzvn H I. Farlrr. J. Miller. Sl?X'FIN'fH.RONX'Z' A.ADre'wryi J-Ialv, Di. lmefh.. S. Taylov. F. C'q!7n', I.. Lurfh. l'. Frorkrll. P. Srraggs, I. Sharm. J. BnllIIIIliIIr. V. Huul. B J Half' D Riegle S Tale' EIGHTH Roi.-I AI aim.-Q. J.'A2Ikf,I..'1V. Mallingly, H. .ImIIof. K. IIQWIII. K. Liam. D. SIIWIIII, R. cwasy. D. Iwonger, n. While, A. F7'G1l2f0Vli, B. Bosliau. S. Cole. P. Iddings, J. Atkinson. A. Hill. +Cl41l5+ Iszsm: D. G. Early. Pn-sidrut. LEFT 'ro RIGHT FROM FRONT: M. A, Bastian, X. Himi. B. J. Fitzgerald. B. Hair, D. G. Early. J. Shujflebargvr, D. Holi, L. Frmxkir, M. A. Pelly. B. Trichler. M, Patsold. B. Davis. E. Hutchins, D. Evans. A. Hambrirk. M. G. Kay. B. J. Moore, W. Vasf. D. Murray. 41 Wilkerson. V. Mays. Miss B. Stone. Mrs. G. Dickinson. B. Dudley, P. Link, Z. Auglr. N. Wilkerson. B. Bahan, R. t'ulli.vou, I-'. Rimion. V. Phillips. B. Ling. M. I.. Vriss. B. Sfmanes. M. Boyd, L. Cond, J. Prillamau, J. 1lIrGlm'. J. Oyler. IS. Hlounl, H. Angle. D. Hill. R. Wilson. R, Pa!!erson. J. Jonas, B. Shanks. H. Webbrr, B. Carter, J. lfmbergrr, J. II. l'urimj'r. fvahhnal 71101 ' OFFICERS DENNY GENE EARLY. . . . ....... Prrsidznr BILLY Hari: ...,,...,......... . . , Trmsurrr NANCY Hmm, ..........,. .. .1 :rf Prfridrnt Mus. CDENEVIEYH DICKINSON lg Q Um W Bl-:rrv glove:-t FITZGERALD . . . ..... Sfrrffary Miss Biersv STONE l ' ' ' ' ' A P ' We were privileged to see both Hamlet and Macbeth during the first semester: however. we have not yet decided which we liked better: Margaret VVebster's Macbeth, or Barter's 'iHamlet. VVe trooped backstage after the Barter Production and had our picture made with some of the Barter cast. Distressed over the possible loss of Patchwork Players to our community, we presented a resolution pledging ourselves to this grand group of players. W'e also got busy and asked for a community auditorium on the grounds adjacent to Fleming. YVe co-sponsored St. Louis with the Xlasquers, 'WVe Shook The Family Tree. with the Speech Class, and prepared the one-act tournament play. Are we being small when we remember six consecutive annual district vic- tories including last year's entry This Night Shall Pass? VVe can't help but feel proud of Gordon Peters, the Best Boy Thespian of the Year. He starred in The Common Glory and recently became a member of the g'Yirginia Playersf' Our beautiful dance, Stairway to the Stars, was one of the highlights ofthe year. Nancy Hurd made a lovely Stardust, Our troupe is growing larger. and we think we are Ending a larger part in the active life ol our school and community. 'EH-2l'? filefzcwy Glad OFFICTCRS RAMQN P.vr'rtaRsoN. . ...... ........ 1 'rnridzzzl DONNA RM' Hom .....,........ ., . Trmrurrr Bl-i'I l'Y ,lows l'll'l'ZGl-ZRAl.Ib. . . . . I :re Pre.r1dnit Klns. Gtmrzvlisvte IJICKINSON l q muon NlAR1.i:Nt: .-Xxnrznsox ,,.. ..,.,. S rrrfiary Nliss Bm-sv STONE I ' ' P t Thr Bfllfflll-lQ4.8l Start- honors! Throc chccrs and thanks to Roberta, Allan, Betty, Yvonnv, David, and Dan. I Ili.-'mrvr .lnzrr-ini. Boys' speaking'-State honors, I948! Thanks and cheers to Gordon for a superb job! Tillia' Night Slmff l'u.r,r,' District honors for the sixth straight ycurAwith Yvonne, Gordon, and Lowell bringing thc ont--act play laurcls to us! .X wonderful rt-cord for QS! Can we approach it in '49? VW' have Billy, Frank, ul. H. and David arguing the pros and cons of Fc-dt-ml World Govcrnincnt. .-I tllefxrzgffrfml Klzufu with Bill Halo, Frank Blank-cnwycr, Bill Ling, and Hobby Bolton in tht- acting roles, should get us a distinguished award at Bassctt and send us on our wav to the L'niversity when April I comes around. There arc spcakt-rs. prose and pot-try readers, and a spellcr to be picked for the district and state tncct. Bill Arnold represented us in thc American Lcgion contest, and wc sent eight essays to the Dnnorrary Worlxt llfrr contest. It has been a busy season-and wc-ll worth while. and there are fervent hopes as we say, On to Charlottesville! lxsicrz R. Patlrrxon. I'nxvitient. FIRST Row. St-2.u':4:u Akovxnz N. C'txIJi.mn. l,. Ktwunaugh, R. Tururr. V. Phillips. A. MiddIrkan1T. B. Stanley. 17. .Vnr'rny, M. Amin'- ron, D. Tmtvmvzti. P. Gnlrs. X. Hurd. B. ,L Meow. F. Ruuion. Sl-:comm Roxv: A. Ilrr-wry. W, Rit1t11rhm'grr', ti, Smwni. M. Blevins. R. Fallixon, M. Patmld. K. Argrnbright. 'Pump Row: I7. Iluirfirld. li. Pn5'ne', B. Mm-lor, B. Trirhlrr. R. .Yichol.r, B, Smilh, D. Sink, B. J. Moors. B. J. Fi1zgrral1l.R. Pallerson. Forlttn Row: .I. Umbrrgrr. IV. Vvst, J. Oylrr, R. Iliggins, li. Nichols, J. Alt-ix. Fltfrn Row STANLHNG: I. Frunkir, M. J. Ilurrix, X. Ford, K. Thompson. V. Mays, J. Dickinson, M. Stevens. J. Jonas, Mrs. li. Difkin- mu. Miss B. Stone. J. H. Caricofr. B. Ling. JI. A. Petty. C. Orrrnder, M. Boyd, M. Ford, J. Bullafttirw. Stxrn Row, STANDING: B. Baird. M. Blount, L. Goad, A. Al. Humbrick, A. I.. Allman, J. Hudson. R. Wilson. B. Furlrr, J. .UrGlm'. -if 43 liv- A A.. A .. - -. INSET: J. H. Chrirofv. President. FIRST Row: Mrs. E. Powell, B. Irvin, M. I.. Criss. J. H. Faricofr. J. King. H. Cro-wgey. Miss G. Johnson, Sizcroxn Row: B. Dvycrle, M. A. Boslian, ll. Anderson. R. Callisou, N. Hurd. H. Burnells, J. Shujlfburgrr. J. Mullox. Tuuum Row: R. Flifl, R. Vernon, M. A. Prtly. A. Harnbrick. B. Turner, A. Shelburne. V. Phillips, D. Hogan. X. Kidd. FOVRTH Row: E. Hutchins. B. J. Wharlon, D. Murray, V. Mays, I-', DeWitt. A. Croavgey. L. Evans. R. Wilson. D. Evans. FIFTH Row: D. Holt, J. Moon, J. Hudson, J. Urnberger, J. Jonas. M. King. P. Link, E. Creggfr. K. Thompson. Slxm Row: J. Criss, B. Ling, B. Shanks, I.. Anlhnny, C Coon. T. Franklin, J. Slaydon, B. Trirhlrr. S ' EQZQGM6 OFFICERS EI. H. CAiucoFE. . . , . ...,.,...,...... Ijflflllifllf BENNIE IRVIN, .... . .......... Ili.rror1'an HELEN Ckowomr. .. . . . l'ife Presidenr and Treasurer hlARY LOU Cmss, . ...... -.-- I Jf0s f1 ' Chfliffflfvl , 'XIRs. ELIZABETH Pownu. ' 5I,u.r:NE lXING. . . . , ..... .... . ...... S rcrrtary Y Q M , X . . . ..... ..... S' ponsors Miss GM LL jomxsozw 1 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 first project of the year was to sponsor and sell programs at home football games. A basket was taken to the Mercy House at Christmas. The State Beta Club Convention was held in Roanoke this year and the Fleming Club furnished two co-hostesses and two co-hosts, presented a stunt in competition with the other Virginia Beta Clubs, and put a Candidate up for president ofthe State Beta Club. 'El44l9' ' Eefa GDM OFFICERS DAVID TOWNS1-:Nu. .. ..,... I'rrJiflenl AUBREY IDRISXYRY l . , . - R , C , ....... .. .Co-I fllgffllll C,fm1rmen IAC BAKER . l'l'rr Preridrrit LTH LM i i .. Xl..E.'.A il P -ntl JEANETTE SEMONES. , . . .Srrrrifzrv-Irm.ru1'fr RQ H1 ,EVN ml H . . . . .Spon.mr,r r Miss G.n'L.r-. .louNsoN I The junior Beta Club is now in its second year of existence at Fleming. At the first meeting, the old junior Beta members initiated the new members, students from the ninth and tenth grades, who had a B average or better. The Club climaxed its yearly activities by assisting the Senior Beta members, who acted as co-hosts with Andre tv Lewis during the State Beta Convention in Roanoke. Both clubs also worked together in supporting a Fleming member for president of the State Beta Club. INSET: D. To1t.'n.vrmi. Prrviiieuf. FXRST ROW: A. Drmcry. R. Flay. D. To1L'nxr'nd. J. Srmnnrs. B. Rulers. J. Bakrr. SECOND Row: E. Spmzllin. CI Key, J. Dickinson, M. Slcvrnx. X. Ford. M. Ford. A. Maxry. Ii. Boston. THIRD Row: B. Slmfrr, IU. Hnrfxrl, CI Price. Ii. Hayden. B. Prlrrx, S. H i1rg-hvltl. J. f'ru11gfor'd, B. J. .Urmluvx .Uisr G. Johnson. FOL'R'l'H Row: Mrs. E. Powell. B. Umbrrgrr, IV. Ziegler. T. fbjfmau, II. Bargrr, Z. .X'ru'romb. I-V. Fliraluiood. G. Millrr. R. 7'owu.remI. H. Aka-rs. I . Puintrr. +Sl45l3+ l Rx ix JX lNsIa'r: D. Evans. Prrsidenl. KNRELING: Miss T. Morris. FIRST Row: B. Mralior, N. Hurd. B. Yralls, M. Brocr. R. Vrrnon. D. Evans. J. Prillarnan, M. A. Box! lin. J. Jonas, E. fiwfgyrr, J. Moon SIQIQUND Row: D. Hailyielrl. P. Buchanan, CI Ingr. B. J. Filzgrralii. M. Andrrson, R. C'alli'son. B. Dryrrlr. li. Paynr. H. Frmugry, J Stoll. B. Baird. D. Holi. TIIIRU Row: C. Shivrly. B. l.r-wis. U. falflivrll. J. Illallox, O. Harmon. H. Wills. F. Gnlln'I'r. E. Shrlburmf. V. Phillifrx. B. Mr-yvr, M Marlin. M. G. Kay. J. Lowry. W. Vast. FOURTH Row: B. Babbitt. D. Hagan, X. Mrhanglzlin. B. Turnrr. K. Parks. R. Cliff. J. Robvrls. A. Middlelcaujf, J. Umbrrgrr, S. I. Sfvigle. V. Pniigo, B. Duillry. P. Link, A. M. Maxry, X. Slnyton, V. Foster. J. Hamilton. FIFTH Row: B. Daviv. E. Hutchins, F. Salrnonx. I.. Kamnaugh. M. A. Prlly. B. Nolnn, N. Wilkinson. M. R. Love. D. Wingo. M. Becknrr. M. A. King. A. Conner. A. Crowgey. R. Wilson. M. I.. Criss. SIXTH Row: H. Bnrnvltr, A. Doss, B. Michael. V. DrWiIl, B. Thomas, A. Hambrick. J. Hanibrick. J. A. Smith. E. Holslon. B. Key. A Shf'lbIu'nr. P. Gales, K. Thonipson. J. i1lfGh?F. B. Trichler. SEVENTH Row: X. Cochran, I. lllay. Z. Anglr. B. Angle, M. Brent, P. Argfnbrighl. C. Ifilzgcrald. B. Pedigo. J. Warn. B, Boston J. Worr, M. J. Harris. M. Blount. D. Bailey. I.. Good. EIGHTH Row: P. Ed-wards. B. Moore, L. Evans. H. Webber, N. Hash. V. Mays, B. J. Moore. D. Murray, J. ShllKgit'bl1flJEJ'. M. Boyd M. Palzold. H. Blankenship, C. Wilknavon, J. Hudson. Sealed W- '7een4 OFFICERS Dounuss Emacs .... ......... P residenl IVIARY Bianca ,..,....., ........ I 'wasm-er RIJI-Iv VERNON ,,..., .,...... L 'ice President JOANNP: Jonas l . . . ..... Social Vhairnnwr Jus PRIl.I,AIu.xN ..... ..... R rmriiing Secretary MARY AI,u:Ii Bosirw I Q BETTY ANN 15115.-XIJOR. . . . . .Cbrrrsponding Secretary JOENELI. MooN ........... . . .Eflzlor of Liu Trlleru NANCY I-Ivan 'I P, . U, ' I ELrz.Anr:'rH ANN CRIEGGER .... .........., . asm' Kry BARBARA Ymris , ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'Mmm ummm Miss THIfI.xi.-I Mnkkis .... . ...,........ Adviser' Whcn Dody assed the Y-Teen pzavcl to the I9-I9-50 president, murmurs and thoughts prevailed. It's been a wonderful Y-Teen year with a most efiiigcient and ideal president who has tried to live and make real the purpose of the Y. W. C. A.: 'to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are com- mitted by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus. to share His love for all people, and to grow in knowl- edge and love of God'. In order to carry out this purpose and the three sides of the triangle, we held a local conference. with the theme, Are You Living? which was fun and successful. It was one of the most outstanding works of this year's activities. b It was a rare privilege and great honor to have our Secretary, Jean Prillaman, represent Roanoke teen-agers at the National Convention in California in March. A All in all it has been an outstanding year because of the capable leadership of the president and cabinet, and the splendid ad- visership of Miss Thelma Morris. -:K 46 lie ' W-'7een4 OFFICERS BETTY JUNE M muon .... , ......... Prrsidenl NANCY CAI.I.IsoN ,... ....,... 7 lrmxnuw- DOT SINK .........,... ........ I irc Presidenl RUTH CLAY l . . . ......,...,...,,.. Social Chairmen lN1ARJORlE BI.I:x'INs, . . . ...,.. Recording Sccrrlury BIQTTV ZIMIxIIcRIxI.xN 3' SHIRLEY WlNGFII'1l.Il .... . . .f'orn-espomiiizg Srcrrmry Dor WILHIQLM .........., Businrxs Manager of Thr Trllf-r JEANNINE CRAWFORD li ...... Program Hmirmrn VERA HllNT ........,..4.....,..........,.,... Murlrr Kry ANNIE HENRY 1' MISS THEI.In.x Momzis ......,............,......... Adviser The Junior Y-Teens have cooperated with the Senior Club and the Y. W. C. A. in conferences. roll call and World Fellow- ship weeks, socials, and welfare projects. It has been a memorable year under the most interested and concerned leadership of Betty june and her cabinet. It was great fun to have the Landrum sisters from the Baptist Orphanage, as our little adopted children. A It was the first year that the junior club had sophomoresi hence the membership was thc largest in its seven years of organi- zation. The Regional Conference at Bluefield was great fun and very profitable for delegates from both of our clubs. See snapshots and reminders of activities on Page 60. INSIQT: B. J. Meador. Prrxidrnl. FIRST Row: B. Zimnu'rman. R. Clay, N. Fallison, M. Blrvius, D. Sink, Miss T. Morris. B. J. Mcador, D. Willirlnz. J. Cru-ugforfl, A. Henry, S. Wingfield, V. Hunl. SIKOND Row: C. Krnlvy, J. lVr'.TI. D. Humfvlon. S. Hodge. F. Bujrioxo. A. Hllbflnllldll. J. Bulix, M. Harlman, P. Hurlmau. P, Rirlmrfi- son, S. Hfriglzl. Al. Snead. J. Follins. R. McMana-way, B. Blankrnshifr. THIRD ROW: J. Illrnrgfrr. F. rllarliu, C. Kry, J. Prilluman, IH. F. l.l'.N70fl', B. Ruckrr. B. Broyles, D. Rigglr. S. Thormrbury, .X'. Allirri, N. Dysarl. B. Hnxlrllrr. B. Fnrrico. M. Gibson. B. Gay. E. C'rowdrv', B. A. Doylr. J. Hyllou. FOURTH Row: J. Mnllrn. J. Wood, J.'Prim'. B. I.. Moore. W. M. .VichoI.v. S. Smilh. J. Dickiusoii, X. Mrlz, J. Hemlritk. J. Iipperly, V. Painter, CI frotkrll, I.. Larch. C. Fqtfcr. P. A. Garrlnrr. S. Sazavzllcfrx. D. Painlrr. J. Olizwr. P, Wood. FIFTH Row: B. Allcins. H. Hayne, J. Flizzgmprel, C. Frouch. M. M. Ayers, P. Elsruick. M. Brach. P. Whilarrr, M. C'arlrI', M. Mullru, C'. Bower, M. Corn:-I'. P. Murphy, B. Riley. H. Hogan, N. Obenfhaiu. A. Evans, P. Cnuniij, J. Bryant. SIXTH Row: P. Morris. M. Brown. C. Wisr. J. Link, G. Bashum. N. Riley, P. Hardie. B. Matlhnvx. B. J. Stanley. B. Peters. M. Craig. .S gagov. G. Garvey, S. Holslon, S. Grant. C Orremirr, K. Argmzbrighl, E. Spradlin, N. Ford. M. Ford, A. Maxey. J. Tnrnrr, . . a f. SIix'ENTIx Row: CI Saul. J. SPHIOYIHS. J. Svnilh. Il-'. Rizldlrbarger. P. Scaggs. E. Shu-lx, R. Dallon, K. Good, B. Whilarrr. M. Stevens, A-I. Hartsrl, M. A. Wilson. V. Alijf. R. Floyd, B. I.. McGrady, J. Millrr, J. Ballanlinc. N. Baum. M. A. Poiurll, B. Harris. R. Mfclz, H. 1.aI'rmi1'r. fl C'uvIIlQ1f. EICIITH Row: S. Tal:-, B. Spifrs, A. .S'uif1'r, J. Mclz. R. Tm'm'r'. M. Vrruon, P. Bryanl. J. I-Wafer, G. Walkrr. S. Aliif. M. Gorman. B. Haynrs, X. IVMI. Pricr, 1. f-Glllflbffl. P. Sink. lf. Hayden. J. Epfrrrly, B. Bmvmaii, P. Hyllon, B. Slmfvr. B. Bryuul, B. ale:-s. -xii 4,7 lNsl-:Tr Ralvr, Prrxidriit. FIRST Row: Mr. T. Dixon, B. Ling, B. IIYUOKIYI, L. Kazfa1mu.gh, E. Raieex, C. Coon, IW. .-I. Pfily, j, H. Caricqfe, J. ill. ,'lIa.vry. SECOND Row: L. Tomy, D. Spiglr, D. Kawnaugll, T. Franklin, L. Jnlhony, ill. L. Criff, ll. Crofugfy, B. Jlleyfr. Seniofz .Science Gini OFFICERS EARL RAKES, ..... . ...., 1'rr,v1'u'e11i DICK KAVANAUGH ,.,.. ......, 1 'iff Prrfirlrzzl l.,ET'rY KlwAN,xuc:H, , . .,.. Snvrrtary-Trra.furrr NIR. 'l'll0lklAS Dlxoiv. . . .......... Sponfor The Senior Science Club met and organized during the last week of September. The projects this year included sponsoring the Junior Science Club and the Annual NVestinghouse Science Talent Search. The Club is affiliated with the Virginia Academy of Science and Science Clubs of America. Most of our activities during the year were visiting various plants and laboratories around Roanoke to observe the practical applications of science. 1'5l48lS'- RICllzXRD PE.-XRSON. . , TURNER Col-'F1uAN. . . EARL Rmucs 1 . LEE ANTHONY I 8 Glad OFFICERS . . . ljffflldfllf Srr rfla r y- Trnuu rn . .Studznf Sporirorf The junior Science Club was organized this fall with an enrollment of twenty-four members as a project of the Senior Science Club. The junior Club is sponsored and plnnnecl entirely by the Senior Science Club. At the meetings this year the IllClllbCI'S were shown various experiments in the Fields in which they were in- te rested. INSET: R. Pearrou, Przxidfui. RP RIINILY FIRST Row: D. Lrech, G. Jllillrr, T. Coffman. . zarfmz, . 'r1grt, .1 uun. SECOND Row: f. St. Clair. -l. Simnmru, Il. Slizrfx, R. Light, F. Brent, D. Blounf. 'l'HIP.D Row: C. Parker, B. Slmrrrr, R. Wright, R. jago, Il lz1'lmorz, J. Crafejford, B. l,nurh1'an. FOURTH Row: I.. jvitlzorzy. W. Krfflrr, C. Bill-IIN, D. Dizrrrr, B. Stonr, W. Jyrrf, C. Bflfkwffll, G. Perigrn, lf. Rakn. -xi 4-9 Ef- if? ,GJ amd Wi INSETZ B. Britrr, Prexidrnl. FRONTI Ill. C. Krzy. B. Briltr, R. Ifilfon. FIRST Row: Prirr, L. Bufnrr, B. Blt1llRf!I.flll.P, D. lfzvanx, D. Sink, fllrf. D. lfirnrner, N. Callixon, IU. Jrnlrrfon, R. Cnlliron, B. Fitzgfrnld, C. Ingr. SI-:COND Row: P. Bryant, R. Turnrr, B. L. Moore, J. gllnlrllfkfiujf, P. Jrgznbrighl, ill. Brfnt, S. Smith, B. Connor, B. Stanley, l'. Illayf, Prillamon, Ill. Brrlcner. 'FHIRD Row: Bryant, C. Ifitzgrrald, If Fofrzr, N. Slayton, llanzbrirk, B. Tliornaf, .L JI. Hombrirle, Ili. Boyd, j. Slzujfiebzzrgrr, B. Baird. FOURTH Row: G. Garvry, lf. K. Parlnf, R. Cfiff, C. Cumiif, Cranford, lf. Sliflburnr, C. Kfy, If Ilujfman, D. Wingo, J. L. ,1'lmoml', C. S. Lyonx, B. Ynzttx. lVn1:'rr. FIFTH Row: Robertr, IV. L. Crifr, S. L. Spiglz, X. llaxh, B. Illrador, l'. Pedigo, H. Crrggrr, D. Jllurray, B. Illoorf, R. Gay, II. Ilfleador, IV. Illaltingly. SIXTH Row: B. Hale, E. Avifllflif, B. Sm irlz, j. .'l1vi.v, l'. lfirigo, B. Rigby, E. Perdue, F. BLIIHRKIIIKJYF, .I. Chratwood, D. Brerden, R. Smith, R. Iligginf, C. Bnulry. Seniofz- Qfee efui OFFICERS BILL BRITTS ........ .....,........ I 'rfxidnit JOYCE Lowm' ........ .... S zfrrlory-Trfa.rurrr ROHERTA XVILSON ..... ............ I 'irr President AIARY GRIXCE KAY ....... ......... L ibrarirui Xlks. Donorm' XVIMMER ......, . .... .....,. D irfctor 'l'he Senior Glee Club had charge of two assembly programs during the year. The Club presented a Christmas program, Singing Notes, in the school auditorium on December zlst. ln the spring, an operetta, Lady of thc Terrace, was presented, combining music and dramatics. Members of the Glce Club took part in thc annual Mav Day Festival. The Club was called on several times to present programs outside the school. Music for the Bacco- laureatc Service and Commencement was furnished by thc Glec Club. if 50 lf? ' que. em OFFICERS NANCY DY'SART .... ...... I 'rzxidenr BEVERLY RAKES ,.... ..... S zcretary-Trzafurer GEORGE STULTZ .... ......... I 'ice Prexidmz CAROL CRQCRRTT ...... .......... L ibrarian MRS, DOROTHY XVIMMER .... ,.... D irzrror The Junior Glcc Club was organized for thc first time this year. The club has participated in two assembly programs. The members had charge of thc first scenc in the Christmas program given December 2ISt. A spring festival was arranged by the club. INSET: N. Dyfart, Przxidnif. FIRST Row: Iliff. D. W'immer, B. Raiser, C. Stultz, N. Dymri, C. Crockrtl. SECOELD govt? B. Rucker, Cl-ingcnpeel, fl-I. Sfrvfm, J. Henry, P. J. Gardner, S. Sazmrlerr, B. Ilayner, Collim, . ne: . 'THIRD Row: Ill. Ilarirel, fans Ifpperly, B. Bowman., Eppfrly, S. Tliorvzfbury, N. Jltieri, B. Iloftetter, L. Larfh, C. Cojfez, S. Taft. FOURTH Row: V. Jliff, Durham, B. Lufian, R. 310011, Ill. L. Carter, D. Jilnorf, B. Broylex, S. Grant, Jil. Beach. FIFTH Row: B. johnmn, .-l. Craugford, f. St. Clair, D. White, D. Prarfon, B. Jbxhirz, B. Bortiavz, L. Numz, S. Ilolftorz. -if 51 R+ INSET: B. Bohon., Prnidnzr. SEATED AT TABLE: f. Umbzrger, Mry. R. Curtin, M rr. M. L. Tozunnzzd, Mm. R. Painfer, R. Crafqforri, D. Evanr. FIRST Row: B. Bohon, B. Tcichler, C. Parker, V. DeWi1t, ill. .-I. Petty, j. K-ing, Ill. Hnrtfel, B. Stanlfy, N. Dyxarr, j. Baker, A. Suiler, llloon, Lowry, V. Phi1lip.f. SECOND Row: D. T0flf'I1I!71.!1, Slaydon, F. Rzuzion, D. Crafcford, S. Larzforrl, R. Patiznron, B. jrurrttz, Prillanmn C. Saul, R. Lucaf, J. Drzwry. 5 6 ' rquaciaiian OFFICERS BOBBY BORON ....... ...... P rzrident JEAN UiMBERGER ...,. .. .Secretary BETTY ROSE TEICHLBR. . . ........... fir: Prefidmt RICHARD CRAVVFORD .... . . .llixtorian Mns. RUTH PAINTER I MRS. ROMA GLTSTIN L . .. . . .Spomors MRS. XIARY LOUISE TOXX'NSENDl The Student Cooperative Association, affiliated with the National Association of Student Councils, serves as the head of all the clubs in the school and every student is a member. The council is made up of all club and class presidents, home-room representatives, and S. C. A. officers, elected annually by the student body. The council meets monthly, and S. C. A. ollicers preside at the assembly each month. Some of the activities for this year were as follows: Sponsored a number of football hops. conducted the magazine campaign, sent representatives to the state convention, filled Christmas baskets, conducted Red Cross, Community Fund and March of Dimes drives, held annual Sweetheart Dance, and attended the district S. C. HX. Convention. si 52 My Glad OFFICERS ,IIMMY SLAYDON ,.... ....... P rerident EARL RAKES. .... . ....... Trearurer BILLY LING. .,., .,........ I 'ice Pre.rident Dtmwoon HILL ...,. ........... C haplain J. H. CARICOFE .... ...,............ S ecrerary ALBERT NIOTLEY .... .... S ergeant at Arm: MR. W. .ALBERT COULTER .................. Spam-or This year the Hi-Y Club celebrated its second anniversary at William Fleming. The Club started this year with five returning members, under the able leadership of Mr. W. A. Coulter, our faculty sponsor, and Mrs. W. A. Allison, the director from the Y. Nl. C. A. We conducted a separate interview with each candidate who was interested iII joining our club. Our induction service was held on January ninth, and at that time, we took in forty-three new members. As our Club project we have decided to try to raise funds for the purchase of a trophy cabinet for the school. The Hi-Y with its large increase in membership shows that it will be a leading club at Fleming. INSET: j. Slaydon, Prerizlent. KNEELING: Mr. W. A. Coulter. LEFT Row, FRONT 'ro BACK! R. Nicholf, L. Wilkerxon, A. Motley, B. Irvin, R. Lucar, C. Coon, f. Il. Caricofe, B. Hale, V. Wirzgo, R. Gay, F. Runion, D. Pirrung, D. Routon, R. Crawford, B. Shankx, D. Hill, T. Franklin, B. Britlr, C. Coltonn, D. G. Early, B. Smith, F.Blankemeyer, R. Holland, B. Runyon. RIGHT Row, FRONT 'ro BACK: B. Wood, B. Bohon, L. Giriner, D. Durham, A. Drewry, j. Emericle, E. Saul, A. Cheat- wood, C. Clark, Z. Newcomb, D. Townfend, C. Saul, fllvix, B. Rigby, B. Carter, C. Comer, B. Ling, D. Irvin, R. Greig, D. jones, E. Rakef, f. Saul, R. Higginf, C. Crocleeft, B. Craft, j. Slaydon. El53l9' lNsI-LT: V. Phillipf, Prefidnzl. FIRST Row: E. llutvlzinf, I . Plzillipx, B. Cundzf, D. Hogan, R. Crazqford, B. Harrif. SECOND Row: Illixf R. Hutchzrfon, Ill. Hartfrl, E. Illaxey, P. Hartman, B. Behelzr, I. Cnmpbfll, H. Lavender, Il. Illaxey, II. Willx. THIRD Row: M. LfNoir, L. Butnzr, llfhrelfr, R. Jlletz, I-1. IV. Illaxey, C. Ifbzll, N. W'cft, B. Clmndler, IW. L. Cri.r.f, P. Cundllff, K. Tlzorrzpforz, IV. Riddlfbarger, R. W'il5on, Ill. Ford, R. Vrrnon, N. Ford. 1 I OFFICERS VIRGINIA PHILLIPS ..... ....... P rzxident Donorm' HOGAN .... .... S ecrezary DAN CRAVVFORD .... ........... I 'icr Prefident BILLY CUNDIFF ...., .... T reasurrr MISS RUTH HIYTCHERSON. . . . . .............. Sporuor The purpose of the Library Club is to promote and to broaden interest in reading, and, also, to train those who are interested in becoming student assistants iI1 the library or choosing library work as a career. The club gave an assembly program during Book Week, in November, 1948. This assembly was in the form of a minstrel, in which the end men were girls. Some very interesting programs have been planned by the club, such as movies, reviews of current-day books, and our lylarch meeting, when Mrs. YVatson, the Supervisor of the Roanoke City Libraries, spoke to the members. The members also visited the new building of the Roanoke Times and The Stone Printing Company. Some of the members served as library assistants during the year. Q54 I-3+ -ra alma., aaa. STAFF CO-EDITORS: Roberta Wl.iIU7l and Nanry llunl. BUSINESS NIANAGER2 Billy Ling. ASSISTANT BUSINESS NIANAGERZ Ruilr Clay. SPORTS WRITERS! Don Routon, Carlton Saul, Ray Lucnx. TYPISTS: Kathleen Tlzompro-n, Phyllix Link, Dorir Hfingo, Ruby Vernon. ARTISTS: Beverly Spierf, Virginia DeWitt. FEATURE WRITERS: B. Barton, M. Broce, B. Bryant, H. Burnerte, R. Clay, V. DeWitt. B. Doyle, fl. Drewry, M. Ford, N. Ford. D. Ilolt, R. Lejel, P. Linle, I. lllay, V. lllayr, MrGl1ee, B. lllonre, B. Alleyer, ill. Patzolrl, E. Payne, F. Salmoru, B. Spiny, K. Tlrompfon, lll. Vernon, D. ll ingo, P. W'ond. SPONSORS: lllrx. Lou Jlice Hill Jdamx, lllrr. Vivian Dial-enxon. The staff of the Fleming Fla.rl1 faced a challenge when The Colonel New: of '47-'48 won the first-place award at the S. I. P. A. meeting held in Lexington. They have endeavored this year to make the Fleming Flaxh an even better paper. The three-column, six-page publication, formerly known as The Colonel Nectar, had its name changed to the Fleming Flarh in the fall of 1948. The Fleming Flafli is published by the Journalism Class with the aid of some of the students not in the Class. The Journalism Class sponsored the first assembly program as a kick-off for the campaign for subscriptions. In the spring, an outing was held for members and their dates. The aim of the Fleming Flaxh is to be a paper for the enjoyment ofthe students as well as a source of information. It is hoped that the student body has enjoyed the Fleming Flafh this year, as much as the stalf has enjoyed bringing it to you. INSET: R. Wilmn and N. Hurd, Co-Editorf. FIRST ROW: N. Hurd, B. Ling, B. Meyer, R. Wz'l.ron. SECOND ROW: ill. Ford, D. Hfingo, K. Thompyon, P. Linle, V. lllayf, ill. Brore. THIRD Row: r'llcGl1ee, V. DeW'1'tl, II. Burnette, D. Holt, Ill. Palzold, B. Spierx, P. lVoml, Ill. Vernon, C. Saul, .-I. Drewry, B. Boston, B. Bryant, R. Clay, N. Ford, E. Payne, B. Rloore, I. illay, D. Routon.. -if 55 llle INSET: P. Edwardx, Prrfident. FIRST Row: D. Hogan, II. Crowgey, L. Burner, fllrx. D. Sloan, B. Pzrdue, Ill. Ilarlxel, N. Slayton, .-I. Crowgzy. SECOND Row: Ill. Love, L. flxburrv, C. Eulmnk, II. W'ill.f, O. Ilarmon, B. Colr, P. Eziwardf, B. Zi-mmzrman, V. Fofler Ill. L. Crffx, P. Jrgmbright. l 4 .4 QM PEGGY EDWARDS .... VIRGINIA FOSTER. . . PEGGY ARGENERIGH-r. . . . CHRISTINE EUBANK. .ANNE CROVVGEY. . . .. BETTY ZIMMERMAN. . Mas. DAILEY SLGAN ..,. UFLEMING CHAPTERU OFFICERS Morro: Toward New Hori:.on.r o . . . . , .Prexident . . , fire Prefidznt . . . . . .Scfrztary . . . . . . Trzaxurfr Parliamrntarian .......Reportzr ,...Sp0m'or PROJECT: Thx adopfion qf a our-year-old clzilrl through the lfvtlftlff .-Jgrnry The motto of Future Homemakers of America expresses the purpose of the organization-learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. +456 13+ Nu' Glad o1fI-'ICI-:Rs JOENELI. Moore. . . ...... Prfndfni BILLY SHANIts .... .... I 'ire Prexident RODNEY NICIIOLS .... . . .Secretary Treruurfr MRS. RUTH PAINTER. . . ........,. Sponxor The Art Club of W'illiam Fleming is open to students who are interested in creative art and the appreciation of art. The purpose of the Club is to hnd students interested in art and to develop such interest through active partici- pation and study. Students are encouraged to make contributions of art work in other school activities with the hope of developing better art work in the annual and more effective posters. Throughout the year demonstrations were given to illustrate principles of poster making and creative home decoration. The Club attended several Art Exhibits. There are twenty-nine members in the Club. A pin made of a palette and brushes was selected by the Club as an emblem. INSET: Illoon, Prefideflf. FIRST Row: E. Many, Moon, P. Rirllardnm, R. Nifhnlr, X. Mullrn, B. Belzrlfr, L. ll11.X'f0Vl, B. Spirrr, j. llylfun. SECOND ROW: lllrr. R. Painizr, B. 111115, fl. Suffer, P. Boone, .I EZYIIIIJ, Brzkrr. 'FHIRD Row: B, j. Hale, K. Wyatt, B. Slmnkf, B. Ling, C. Sfultz, C. Tmnf, B. Myerf, B. Boiron, P. Ia'r11'ug.r. +2457 l-3+ FRONT: lll. Przfzolrl, lf llfclyf, P. Bryumi. FxRsT Row: C. Jllillzr, J. .lnder.r, Frrrif, Prize, f, Luraf, Ilamiltnn, R. Pugh, Layman. SECOND Row: B. Rilry, S. Grant, .l-I. L. Carlrr, B. Cmrhran, B. Nnwnan, I. Price, B. Nnvnzan, j. Robfrlfon, lf' Team. 'l'nmn Row: ll. Riley, B. Chandler, S, Boyd, ll. lllnulor, R. Fuller, G. lliclxf, B. Louthinn. 743 Banc! NIR. O. WV. DII.Xi'ORTli. .. ...., Dirertor VERNELL15 Mins X PATSY BRYANT . . ..,.. Majorrne: XIARILYN PATZOLD The Band, consisting of students from Oakland and Fleming, organized in the fall with thirty-three members. The Band played for two assemblies and at several football games. It also took part in thc Spring Xlusic Festival. '6l5Sli'- Gamma GM OFFICERS BILLY SHANKS .... ..... P refidmz DAN CRAWFORD ..... .... S erretary JACK ATKINSON ..... ..,.. T rearurer MR. D. G. BAKER ..... ..... S pam-or The Camera Club is for students that are interested in photography. The Camera Club is made up of two groups, the eighth graders, and the ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth graders. The total number of members in the Camera Club is forty-eight. The Camera Club is to teach the students to develop film, print pictures, and enlarge pictures. They meet at the activity period on hlondays and WVednesdays in groups of six. INSET: B. SIIHIIVRI, PV!!!-dfllf. FIRST Row: L. Brilllmrt, D. Crauford, B. Shanhcr, hir. D. Baker, l1fR1.fl.S'0II, B. Turnrr, E. K. Parhx, R. Light. SECOND Row: H. Lao:-nder, P. Sraggx, IV. Riddlebarger, IW. Balmer, A. Nolfn, Pr-illama-n, V, Zlflayf, C. Lavemlfr. 'THIRD Row: K. Goad, G. Snead, R. Wright, IV. Sink, D. lifhite, L. Moore, IW. Mayen, R. Coleman. FOURTH Row: R. Calhoun, B. Cundij, L. Jndfrf, B. Runyon, C. Co-mer, B. Shugurt, ill. Smith, IV. Chandler. -'El59l3 W-'7een4 Snap I-.rlfter Recagnitiorz Sfrewice. 27fIh0l.l' offers. 5-Serving at the Rrception. 4-The Prefidzlzzx. 5-Y-Tren Valen- iinef. 6-Home Room. Keyy. 7-The .-J1lz'1'ffr at Coufrrenfz. 8-Canferfnce delegation. 9-Ruby at Bluefield Confrrrnse. Io-1948 May Court. Ii-Madonna. 12- Tellrf' Slap' at work. I3'Dl17lC! Clzoruxef. 14-Nanny Dillon, 1948 lllay Quzfn, Dody Evanf, fllaid of Ilonor. I5-Prillaman of to Calqornia. I6-Cro-zwzing f'11l1'J,f Y-Tron lll0del.f. I7-The Y-Trffz Cabiriezf. I8-The Y-Teen Choir. I9-foznelliWoon, Spirit of Gay Ninalie,f. zo-Mr.Coulte1 play! Santa CIHIIJV, X -TEEN CALEINDAR FOR Siarrlfninl-:R 28-Reception FEBRUARY OCTOBER 10-17-Roll Call Week FEBRUARY 0c'roBER 17-Recognition Service ZYIARCH OCTOBER 22-24-Bluefield Conference APRH. OCTOBER 28-Fashion Show APRIL NOVEMBER 14-21-World Fellowship Week MAY DECEMBER 7-Mother-Daughter Anniversary Banquet IYIAY DECEMBER 21.-YND 23-Christmas Pageant MAX' JANUARY 29-Fleming Conference MAY -'Cf 60 Ef- 1948-49 8 AND 22 Z4 31 I -Adoption of Revised Constitution -Cabinet Pot Luck -Spring Fashion Show -Spring Banquet 5-Dad-Daughter Dinner l-May Court Tea 6-May Day 14-Annual Picnic 10-junior Club's Mother-Daughter Banquet MSW E 4' 3-C k X x Foouex x Qw W X 0 S fr- Six A 'g Wx 5 ',, N3 C 2 .F XX i '22, -5 9Q5YeT 196,11 A.1- 1 my It Qtesgby X fi y ,mmf CAR i-- If ku- f'V : X W if X wwf x, t 2-at-I Jel- X H15 6. 4 4 f - ' 3-5 R I ff 4 Q Spoffgfb C4fC-wrfagn S' Mhfim iam , -. X J KN Eixim . x XR X xx 'tfidgifg .HN x X 'X . 5-Q-. ' Say X x ii wx X wx + wig as 2 xx Q 18-as , ' Y5VT3gf7e,.0 f 'Br ,Q Ifvin 2-vas Ovzcl, Fi? f i x Skin: EQUHVAY dfrsily 'is x. X565 '5 003 U A 'xv 9 9 Paw 0 A Xulexby 55 g ' ' f.. . h 5 ' ' K , - K ad Majnai .. . YL 'a ' J ffffsinefd f X Q X. iw W. J 'Q I 1 X Ca, - ge, Paco C'-tex 2 1 x . . , 6 2 1 S C -ly - -ff ' L L K 0 4,1 V if FPQE3, m V- ffl ' 0. e ig 152: ..., C IE? in , M . Qilfx K f 'b-,, 2 .-1' S Q A 25,12 0 A .xkxxx . ,jf K L shew! , if fi i Skt, .4 U xifx J .ilk ca-cxpfl, L 1 ':e 7 -' if h wa . fa' o g N ,ff W i YI 33 48 Colonels Varsity , In Acfio s . 4 --W if xr. . K. -1--Y -Q .. bl K ' as if . ,x-5f,.E5g .A -A-Q N. : QA. 1 X Q. N.. , 3 ,fl , Aperdue Oteiy 123 Wo WLYJ Saul Qigim QQ. NTC Slayd White- rn 'N QE J sdxixlxy N IIYYI ISIYTCY' Head Graco 6 9 fSS,- .SSS - rmmmQ.f-EvN wwMwQSNmmm .M ws xx N xx ,V Kmmmxkmwfskww wig-vs-f X 2 xii-S255 R lg, . Qin ' , ' :S NJ znixgv . GEN-1 'Z Q ' - .i WM 3 iw W 1 - 5 g U5 ki? 2 Fgf+5S9Va C7 C7f7f3 fg Q 'mffww QQ 1 I 'J -K AJ oack f5wdt'1 K 42iM,,, ,WMMQN if - ,551 F X r ' ash 45' H Jsoh OS Qjfj Baslfezfbaff CZNVSJ .JD Cofonefeflfes 5 Date Team Wt They Data Tzu m Wr Thfg Sept. IOQJCHCFSOII. . o 4.6 Oct. 8-Salem ..... , . 0 I2 17-Pearisburg ..... . . 39 6 22-Pulaski ..... . . I2 o 24-R8dfOfd ..,. . 7 I4 Nov. 4-Vinton ........ . . o 1 3 Oct. 1-Wytheville. . 6 I2 12-Blacksburg .... . . 25 o Totals-Opponents ....... 103 Fleming ......... 89 1 Galaneh The William Fleming Colonels completed a very successful year, even if they didn't win as many games as they would have liked. They were good enough to get in the District VI Tournament in Blacksburg but were unfortunate in drawing Radford, the top team in the tournament, as an opponent. Fleming fought hard and gave them some bit of a scare, losing by three points. This year's quintet was based on five lettermen, James Saul, Jimmy Slaydon, Ralph Higgins, Eddie Perdue, and Ray Otey. The newcomers were Bob Jenrette, Ncb White, Bobby Bohon, Cecil Williamson, Henry Dunlap, Thomas Basham, Ray Walters, and Bill Britts, who took the place of Buddy Smith during his absence. The managers for this year were very eflicient, headed by Leonard Gisiner, assisted by Bill Craft, and J. H. Caricofe. Bill Craft will be head manager for the coming year. ' The Colonels won seven games, and lost ten, three of which were lost to Class A schools and two losses from Roanoke College Junior Varsity. The team played two overtime games, one with Blacksburg, and one with Radford. The only boys graduating this year are Ray Otey, Neb White, and Bobby Bohon. All the others will remain for the coming year. B S Date Team We They Date Tram IV: Thzy Dec. zo-Alumni. ,...... .. 24. Jan. JI-JCHEPSOH ...... 22 54. Jan. 4--Pulaski. ..... .... . . 29 Feb. 3-Rocky Mount .,.. . , 47 24 6-Roanoke College. . . . . 61 8-Blacksburg ..... . . 64 37 11-Jefferson ....,..... . . SI II'ROCkY Mount .... . . 35 22 14.-Blacksburg ...... . . 45 15-Pulaski ........ . . 55 29 l8'S3lCm ........,. . . Sl ' 18-Vinton ....,.. . . 29 23 21-x7iI1t0Il .......... . , 31 22-Salem ...... . . 54 43 24-Radford ......,.... . . 42 25-Radford .....,........, . . 50 S2 28-Roanoke College ..... . . 47 TotalshOpponents .... . . 666 Tournament-Fleming. .... 39 Fleming .......... 684 Radford.. .. 42 1947 am! 1948 'hack '7ecun foo-Yard Dash 220 Low Hurdle: 440 High jump S1-101' PUT J. SAU1. B. B01-10N B. BRITTS R. BREEDEN H. DAv1s D. IRv1N P. HUFFMAN R. OTEY E. PERDUE J. BEETON C. CLARK D. CRAWFORD H. DAVIS J. SAUL J. LANFORD W. PERDU1: H. DUNLAP W. MANN 220 High Hurdle: Dina, 220 E. PERDUE 880 Relay Broad jump L- MURRAY J. SAU1. R- BREEDEN C. CLARK N. WHITE B. HoLcoMB D. IRv1N D. IRVIN C. WILLIAMSON E. HOLSTEIN C. CLARK 880 J. SAUL C. SAUL A. NIOTLEY G. SAUL D. CRAWFORD A. CHEATWOOD B. SEMONES H6635- 01l4'afw11fq Again the Colonelettes started the year with practically a green team, as only four members of the squad had had any experience in inter-scholastic basketball. In so far as games were concerned the team has not done too badly, having Won 6 and tied I out of a total of I2 games played. The trouble has been that the games Won did not count toward tournament ratings. I Hudson, as the guard who tied up opposing forwards under the basket, has proven her worth time and again. Her regular helpers, Umberger and Prillaman have also done a good job. All three have been given plenty of compe- tition by Crowgey, the little girl with the long arms, King and Webber. In the forward positions competition has been stiff, with no one ever being sure who would be in the starting line- up. Nancy Callison has been the most consistent scorer for the season, crowning her achievement when she scored 23 of the 29 points made in the second game with Byrd. She has been given able assistance by Ruth Callison, Weaver, Semones, hflays, Anderson, and Hash. Taken as a whole this year's squad has been a hard-working, cheerful, agreeable one and though its members may not enter the tournament play they have learned a lot about basketball and sportsmanship. The manager, tiny, cheerful Emma Hutchins, has been a grand moral support as well as a willing worker. She still says she'd rather keep time than score, so Marie Arrington, a member of last year's squad, has been scorer for the girls this year. The girls have chosen game captains this year rather than having one captain for the year. league 7eamd In addition to the Varsity squad, Fleming has had two teams of girls in the City Recreation League. The Blue Team, or the junior Varsity, composed mainly of girls on the Varsity tryout squad who did not make Varsity, won the championship in the Blue division of the U B League, having lost only one game out of eight played. The second, or Gold Team, composed of girls who like basketball and loved having a chance to play, placed third in the Blue division of the B League, having lost three games out of eight played. Blue--P. Hylton, B. Moore, Co-Captains, E. Payne, B. Rakes, B. Doyle, J. Dickinson, P. Gates, M. Walrond, W. Nichols, B. L. Moore, J. Evans, A. Middlekauff, B. Shafer, B. Meyer, and G. Snead. Gold-S. Smith, A. L. Allman, Co-Captains, W. M. Vest, C. Key, M. Hartsel, M. Stevens, P. Morgan, B. Blankenship, D. Wilhelm, S. Roberts, C. Shively, H. Layne, J. McGhee, M. Beckner, and J. Crawford. W: Thzy William Fleming-Alumnae .... William Fleming-Roanoke College ..... II William Fleming-Pulaski ....... William Fleming-Pulaski ......... . . 31 William Fleming-Roanoke College ..... William Fleming-William Byrd ....... 29 William Fleming-William Byrd ....... William Fleming-Radford .,.. 42 William Fleming-Radford .,.. William Fleming-Troutville. .... 34 William Fleming-Blacksburg. ..... . . William Fleming-Nazareth .... . II 15167131- INSET: B. Trirhler, Ilnid. FIRST Row: f. Illoon, B. xl. iltlmrior, B. Teivhler, B. L. Deyrrlf. SECOND Row: Jilin' T. Zllurrif, B. Jllirlzafl, D. illurray, B. Dudley, S. L. Spiglf, Ill. Boyd. Wauifaf efzeeafe ' Sqaaf OFFICERS Buren 'FEICIILER ..,. ......... . ..... I lmd BEVERLY AlICllAEL ..... .. .Ilixtoriun Be'r'rv Lot' Diamante. . . . . .Secretary-Treaxurn Miss THELMA Nloaais. . , . , . . .Condi Here is your rooting, tooting squad that enjoyed every minute of cheerleading in 1948-49. The cheerleaders organized in the summer and, under the capable leadership of Butch, practiced weekly to be ready and in trim for that first game of the season. Along with practicing, there were shopping tours for uniforms. That was fun, too, for those loud, gay, gold sweaters resulted. Of course, there were knittiri parties. 'When September rolled around and we saw our jackets, which were a surprise, we were over-joyed. The new monogranis for our gold sweaters and our new, big, gold F's for our blue sweaters were nice, too. The scene was set for a wonderful year and it was just that except for the illness of several squad members and the coach during basketball season. But Donna Ray, head cheerleader of the Junior Squad, helped us when we were short-handed. The four juniors and Miss Morris entertained the live seniors at the Moon Mansion just before Christmas. lt was a swanky Blue and Gold butlet supper. The squad dined out many times, but one of the most memorable occasions was the luncheon at Bows, March 12th when we made the movies. WVe almost thought we were in Hollywood. Those trips in the Xlichael Bakery station wagon were beyond description. Even though Fleming teams were not always on the winning end, we enjoyed doing all we could to help and it was exciting watching the games and cheerleading for the teams. Vlie greatly appreciate the fine support we received from the students and are indebted to them. The 1948-49 cheerleading squad could not have had anything but a line spirit and a gay time with Butch as head. It is greatly appreciative of her and wishes her the best of everything upon her graduation. lfVe also want. to express our thanks to Miss Thelma Nlorris, coach of our squad. VVe have appreciated her patience, cooperation, and help at all times. egg as 25+ anim Gawile ' Squad DONNA RAY HOLT .... .... I lead Miss VFHELMA Mounts ,... . . .Conch Students, here's something new in our annual and, indeed, it was something new for us. The Junior Squad made its first appearance at Fleming in September, 1948. The members are very grateful to the committee for selecting two squads, for it gave more girls a chance. This squad consists of Freshmen and Sophomores, except for the head cheerleader, who is a junior. The outstanding social event of the year was the Christmas dinner at the home of the coach where gifts were exchanged and much fun was had. The girls also enjoyed the dinner party at W'oodson's with the Senior Squad on Home-Coming Day. The Squad hopes that it has been an asset to the l45-POl1l1tl team, Ito-pound team, Junior Varsity Football Team and the two basketball teams of girls in the league. It also yelled for the Alumni at the Alumni Varsity games. One of the most enjoyable week ends was the Home- Coming events which both squads shared together. The junior Squad feels much indebted to the Senior Squad for its ever helping hand during the summer months while both were training and to Donna Ray for her able leadership and unselhsh spirit in all that she did. lVe also want to thank Miss Nlorris, our coach, for her loyal help. INSET: D. R. Holt, Ilmfi. FRONT! Mix: T. Morrif. BACK Row: B. Smnlry, B. Peterf, R. Clay, D. R. Holt, 0. Birhop, ill. Blrvinx, P. lfood. asf as E. Selma! Galemlm September Lockers School Opened Jefferson Game-o-47 Annual Staff Assembly Program Y-Teen Reception October Clubs Organized Home-Coming Halloween Y-Teen Recognition Service COLONEL Subscription Drive Thespian Initiation N ovembzr Senior Rings Submerged Thanksgiving Holidays Comic Basketball Game December Senior Y-Teen Mother-Daughter Banquet Football Banquet Meet Me In St. Louis Alumni Game-31-21 Christmas Dance Christmas Holidays january Hi-Y Recognition Service Examinations Literary Season February Thespian Ball Sweetheart Dance Going-Away Party For March District Play Basketball Tournament District Forensic lVIeet April S. I. P. A. at Lexington Jean Prillaman Y-Teen Dad-Daughter Dinner Easter Holidays Track Meet .M ay May Day Operetta Junior Y-Teen Annuals Come Senior Play Junior-Senior Prom Senior Day func Baccalaureate Service Commencement School Out New York Trip +54 70 if?- Mother-Daughter Banquet Q 9 QB Q 5 X h W , ' XX , 4 X f s -- 2- 4 o - . Q Wig If Few smiling faces greeted the opening of school on September 7, 1948, but more enthusiasm was shown the night of September Ilth when the season's first COMPLETE COVERAGE or NATIONAL AND LOCAL NEWS SPORTS NEWS ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN THE ROANOKE TIMES Uhr 'Qnannkr Mnrlh- rum fEveningl V Best Wifhe: To The Clan of u4Q,, ON THIS HAPPY OCCASION FROM THE ROANOKE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION May Your Present Success Be Surpassed Only By Your Accomplishments as Good Drivers Drive Carefully! Obey All Trafhc Laws -12+ 72 13+ f b ll g pl y d X S d against Jefferson. The J ff d f d b Fl g l g g first victory the next week h FOR YOUR DAIRY PRODUCTS DIAL 2-3461 E423 ROANOKE DAIRY AND ICE CREAM COMPANY QI I expense of Pearisburg. However, the green Colonels, sulfered close defeats at the hands of Radford, Wytheville, and Andrew Lewis. The next two games broughl DEAN 8: SOYARS COAL CO. POCAHONTAS COAL GENUINE XVHITE OAK COAL RAVEN RED Asr-1 COAL 6315? !Dinnicl1's H The High School Shop Prompt Delivery 3d Floor Courteouf Service Devoted Exclusively to High School DIAL 2-8612 MCH KATZ'S ORNAINIIENTAL TREES HARDXVARE COMPANY If It'.r Hard-ware, We Have It DIAL 3-6324 124-126 E. CHURCH AVENUE AND SHRUBS Landxcape Service Hedge Lawn Nurseries, Inc. 2712 WILLIAMSON ROAD ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Compliment! of , ww MARTIN S ATLANTIC N4 ,Q 48 STATIQN 6dr reputation in this community is your assur- ance that, no matter INTERSECTION AIRPORT ROAD PHONE 2-9444 LAWRENCE TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. t your requirements, my will be able to meet those requirements in o manner which wlll meet with your complete approval ' who Local 'and Long-Distance Nloving ,Q Costs fjplore Storage :.ge3y A 6283,xf DIAL 7107 1 -' ' +C-l 74-191- LIJVIB L the Colonels a victory over Pulaski and a defeat b W'll' B d . , y 'I Iam yr . The season was ended by an easy 25 to o victory over Blacksburg High School, played on the Congratulations! VIRGINIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE xlnd Illay You Enjoy CAREER and INTENSIVE COURSES Lead-ing to C. P. A. and Civil Service Examinations VER' Bookkeeping, Audit-ing, Taxation 'M' Stmography, Secretarial Science Dairy Produds Always Wnrrm Fon CATALOG No. T-108 C EduC 'f ' CLOVER CREAMERY Campbell Avenue at Third Street, S. W. INC. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Dial 3-3603 AIRIIIART- K RIQ M EN's CLOTHING SINCE 1902 107 W. Campbell Avenue ROANOKE, VIRGINIA ACME TYPEWRITER COMPANY PORTABLES TYPEWRITER RENTALS ROYALS II6 WEST Cmmca AVENUE ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 'H75 Hw- cold, windy field of Christiruisburg High School. The Dramatic Department took over the spotlight of glory between football 4m Bdim Jleallh Wu Me Bed! or - 'QP P eeeer f usunnmnv cnnmuufn ROANOKE'S MOST MODERN DAIRYH if 76 lib and basketball seasons when they presented the tremendous success, NIeet In St. Louis. .V T- .xx -giilklh I Q L Me F. A. GATES, District Agent IO7 LESLIE ST., VVILLIAMSON ROAD STATE FARM MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Auto - Life - Fire 116-B KIRK AI'ENUE, VVEST Phone 3-1776 ResideIIce 3-7626 Fine Furniture REID AND CUTSHALL 309 CAIxIPIaEI.L AW'ENUE, VVEST Established 1924. R. D. CREASY Fresh and Cured Illeats STALI. NO. 8 CITY IIIARKET Compliments of LOTZ FUNERAL HOME., INC. The Chapel with the Chimes CHURCH AVE. AT PARK, S. W. Dial 7124 Phone 7749 BEN F. STULTZ NEVVMAN'S DISTRIBUTING CO. 5C TO 551.00 STORE A Neighborhood Dime Store 21 IO NVILLIAMSON ROAD Distributor: TOM's TOASTED PEANUTS Fine Candies, Peanut Butter Sandwiches and Potato Chips Dial 8689 405 vVILLlAlVISON ROAD DUDLEY GULF STATION Compliments 306 Commonwealth Ave., N. E. of W'e Plan to Please UN ITED PAWN service With a Smile SHOP ROANOKE, VIRGINIA -All 77 lille Basketball season hardly got under way before it was greatly overshadowed one Of the most popular events Of the year, the Christmas holidays. During Complimenis of G. 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December saw the drawing to a close of the advertisement solicitation bw the ROANOKE COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC Compliment: Of MATTHEWS OI L CO I zoo JIIIAIMV -WWI' TWO-WAY RADIO For Friendly and Dependable Seri-ice IT'S SINfII'1'H'S CAB AND BAGGAGE SERVICE 925 XVILLIAMSON ROAD DIAL 2-7980 ROANOKE, Vrxomm +379 Fr annual staff. This yearbook depends upon the financial assistance of Our advei tisers. PAINTER'S PHARIVIACY 2012 WILLIAMSON ROAD DIAL 2-2826 ROANOKE, VA. Your Drugstorz NVILLIAMSON ROAD Esso STATION Lubrication - Waflzing - Waxz'ng TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE ROAD SERVICE NVILLIAMSON ROAD AT TENT11 STREET On L. S. II and 220 DIAL 3-3113 ROANOKIEP YIRCINIX COATS, SUITS, DRESSES PHONE 3-4131 WORTH'S 311 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Sportxwear Style Plu: Value Your Favorite Furrivr ROANOKE STAMP AND SEAL CO. P. O. 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In the tournament Fleming played its best game of the year against Radford, but at the final gun, still found themselves BAKER BROTHERS CASE FARM MACHINERY SALES - SERVICE Home Freezer-Wilson Milk Cooler PHONE 3-2638 3213 Williamson Road ROANOKE, VIRGINIA LLOYD'S MARKET For the Finest in F oods 903 WILLIAMSON ROAD DIAL 2-6657 We Deliver N will N -...Ss New xNgX X 'swim ba YA S XQXXQX X X Yi X 5 Wil sxxox PW N3 a ssi--s X I 'aegis X ess News ES , , x .fi 1. A ,r NW X -x A Swag. :W M .ss .AN .A .l A. . -is s- X s. 5 . 5 21' 2' '?Ns.iy5.?.:.'..ssX W To High School Graduates Whatever you plan to do altar grad- uatlon-whether you plan for college or business-your mental development must oonllnua. The National Business College is a distinc- tive, private school of professional grade. Day and evening courses prepare high school graduates for immediate earnings. 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After mid-term exams the students relaxed at the Sweetheart Dance spon YOUR MAGIC CITYH HOSTS HOTEL ROANOKE HOTEL PATRICK 365 ROOMS 'KA Modern Air-Conditioned Version of an Old English Inn KENNETH R. HYDE GEORGE L. DEN Assofiate Manager: HOTEL PONCE DE LEON 200 ROOMS GARLAND W. MILLER lllanager ISON H 300 ROOMS RUSSELL SEM' Manager HOTEL LEE 105 ROOMS RAY A. CHAMBERS Manager ENRY -H84 112+ sored by the S. C. A. The athletic year at Fleming was completed when the track season closed MCCLAUGHERTYWS DRUGSTORE We Aim To Serve You 1005 Williamson Road ROANOKE, VIRGINIA EN JOY SPORTS FIELD Miniature GOU' 2900 WILLIAMSON ROAD ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Teen-A ge Ballroom FLOYD WARD SCHOOL OF DANCING 27M KIRK AVENUE Sporting Good: Recreation Equipment Wilxon and Spalding Athletic Equipment JENNINGS-SHEPHERD CO. 411 First Street, S. W. DIAL 2-3033 DIAL 3-6598 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Compliment: of 7 W '1 Qisnjyows r-gm I - See ROANOKE FARM SUPPLY CENTER, INC. 29 E. CHURCH AVENUE For Your Supplie: Tuxedo Feeds Seeds Fertilizers Poultry Supplies GR ' ALSIPIRING yegeegwfwlr 'Gl85l2+ February I8th saw the city government in the hands of Fleming and effer son students. Seven positions were held by Fleming students. Compliments of HARDIE BROTHERS SERVICE STATION FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ROANOKE 34 Wns-r CHURCH Avxmun DE LUXE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Where Service is Prompt PHONB z-3133 zoo8 VV!!-LIAMSON Rom ROANOKE NEH1 BOTTLING CORPORATION Nam ROYAL CROWN COLA PAR-T-PAR +5869- The Dramatic Department again eritered the race for glory at Bassett lVIarCh 18th, when they presented Message From Kufu in the district one-act plav Compliments of VIRGINIA FOODS, INC. Wholesale Groceries Miss VIRGINIAU CANNED Foons DIAL 2-3I96 THE WATCH STORE or ROANOKE DIAL 2-0953 BARR BROTHERS FRIENDLY JEWELERS 4 E. CAMPBELL-just off jefferson Terms as low as 51.25 a week PRESTO CAFE Wlxere Only Good Food Is Served I 5 East Campbell Avenue OFFICE PHoNE 6oo3 Ras. PI-Iona 2-157: G. E. TROUT 8: SONS Contractorf and Builder: 418-19 BOXLEY BUILDING ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Compliments of RICHARDSON-WAYLAND ELECTRICAL CORPORATION 122 WEST CHURCH AvENuE PHONE 6266 CALDWELL-SITES CO. Ojicc Equipment-Ofce Supplier STATIONERY GIFTS A. B. DICK MIMEOGRAPHS RoANoIcE, VIRGINIA 4873+ COHICSL May Day properly ushered in the gay spring season at Fleming, where Docly Young in Vigor - Old in Experience GIBSON RADIATOR SHOP Expert Radiator Repairing WARNER'S SUPER MARKET GROCERIES-FRESH M EATS VEGETABLES Dial 3-183 1 Complete Line Frozen Foods 637 SALEM AVENUE, WEST ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 3402 W1L1.1AMsoN ROAD DIAL 3-2301 AIR CONDITIONED Oflice Phone 2-0573 Res. 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ROSE CITY MARKET WILLIAMSON ROAD PHOTO SHOP A Good Photo Service at Reasonable Prices DIAL 3-o52o ROANOKE, VA. Our Business is Developing Compliments of F. P. MURRAY ALEX Y. LEE Expert Lock and Gunsmiths MEATS . rox Salem Avenue, West STALL 3, CITY MARKET Dun. 9832 ROANOKE, VA. DIAL 5801 PROPST-CHILDRESS SHOE CO. Beautiful Shoes - Bags PHONE 9269 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA ROANOKE VVIENER STAND Hot Dog King 25 East Campbell Avenue BUSH-FLORA SHOE COMPANY 39 Years Serving You SHOES OF DISTINCTION 130 Campbell Avenue, Vllest DIAL 2-1955 ROANOKE, VA R. M. A. No. 67 -will 90,21- the Fleming Beta Club entered Jimmy Slaydon as a candidate for President of the State. 0. G. HUFFMAN, Manager-PHONE 2-3825 VIRGINIA FOUNDRY CO. R. B. GAY 65 CO. HIGH QUALITY ALUMINUM, BRASS, Railroad Contradors GRAY Ixos CASTXNGS Equippcd for Day or Night Service Machine Castings, Stove and Furnace Parts R0-ANCKEI VIRGINIA Grates for All Types Boilers R. B. GAY S. F. LANFORD Ioox NINTI-I STREET, N. E. P. 0. Box 445 Roanoke 3, Virginia VIRGINIA PAPER AND CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. Qua1i1ySupplies and Equipment 7 5 Z Dial 4341 ' Slmaazballh INSURANCE CUMPANY, INC. Pllll C. BIEORU. PRESIDENT ROANOKE,VIRGINI.A ROANOKE I0, VIRGIIII 133 SALEM AVENUE, WEST '3l91l9P The S. C. A. election was held on April Sth this year with the following Candi dates for President: Clifton Coon, Jimmy Slaydon, Dick Crawford. Congratiulationi and Bert W'i.rl1eJ To You Of The Clan of u4Q,, THE BREEDENS BREI-EDEN MOTOR CO. RAY, JR. DONALD Class of 48 Class of Ngo ,. .. ' 1 l 43 92 lie This Spring the Y-Teens introduced a new feature by having a Dad-Daugh Complimenrs of ART PRINTING CO. 418 IST STREET, S. VV. J. A. MANUEL ROY L. VVEBBER Florist 2722 VViIIiamson Road For the Best in Flowers DIAL 3-2469 JOSEPH SPIGEL, INC. Junior and fllissar' Carrnents School Girls' Favorite Store CAMPEELI. IAVE. AT HENRY ST. ROANOKE, YVIRGINIA In Roanoke Since 1889 There's a Reason BROTHERHOOD MERCANTI LE CO. 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ESTABLISHED 1893 Fine Home Furnixhing: JEFFERSON STREET AT CHURCH JENNINGS Esso STATION 3230 XVILLIAMSON ROAD PI-IONE 2-9235 'EI94-B+ The school was turned into the usual frenzy when the 1949 COLONEL came OH' HUNDLEY 61, DEAN Painting, Drcorating, Papering IO4 WILLIAMSON ROAD ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Phone 3-7677 P. O. Box 2295 WELLONUS CFAILORING CO TAILORED CLOTHES 7 CHURCH AVENUE, XVEST MORGAN-EUBANK FURNITURE CORPORATION THROUGH THE BLOCKH I4 EAS-r CAMPBELL AVENUE Complime11t.r of C AND G MOTOR SALES 207 WILLIAMSON ROAD I vom C I-1010! 9 Dial 3-5822 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 22 C.CHf lPBEl.l. RYE. ROANOKE. YIRGPNH3 P . +ef95+a+ vn 1 ,' .. .I L 1 MJ' 1 . -Cn ' I, . C I' K4 dl:-Xjllrgff: w ' K1 nil -, ' Q A... . ' 24. 1 J 'Gi lf: the press. C0lIIf71iIIl6Nf5 of Dobson and Company GENERAL MERCHANDISE INCLUDING Fire Salvage and Bankrupt Stock I5 E. CHURCH AVENVI4 if 96 E+ The Seniors took over the spotlight when they presented the annual Se nior Dial 3-6354 NOFSINGER CLEANERS Better Cleaning SUNNYBROOK SERVICE STATION D. N. THOMPSON AND SON CTASOLIN E-OKI.-CITROCERI ES D 203 XVILLIAMSON ROAD SOFT RINKS ROANOKE, VIRGINIA S Phone 2-9303 Route 2, Box 512 Founded 1888 Dial 2-0832 FOR FASHION DEPEND ON THE HARRISON JEVVELRY CO. Serving Roanoke Sixty-One Q60 Years 307 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET LAZARUS ROANOKE, VIRGINIA COON ELECTRIC CO., INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS HOTPOINT APPLIANCES 2320 VVILLIAAISON ROAD Dial 3-5712 GEORGE T. HITCH JEVVELER ' Gif: Shop I I8 VVEST CAMPBELL AVENUE Dial 2-6113 Compliments of ROANOKE RAILWAY AND ELECTRIC COMPANY 'El97l5+ nf' W it ayte entieth. I J f William Green and Company Catawba Stone Company IO WILLIAMSON ROAD PHONE 2-4048 PARSELL'S PIE SHOP DECORATED CAKES Fon ALL OCCASIONS Compliment! of O A-' 'L L YOUR STUDENTS STORE IN ROANOKE 60 Years to Prove it CAMPBELL AT JEFFERSON DIAL 8837 Quality Footwear BY BOB'S SHOE STORE 23 EAST CAMPBELL AVENUE STURDY QUALITY-SNAPPY STYLES FOR STUDENTS OF ALL AGES +Ef93l9'- 4 The Seniors enjoyed their traditional day of leisure and gaiety on Senior Day EARL WOOD Dirtinctive Printing 109 WOODLAND AVENUE WILLIAMSON ROAD DIAL 7503 Pay Ca.rh and Pocket the Pro-ft MABON GRILL 1417 XVILLIAMSON ROAD Curb Service HAMBURGERS CHILI FROZEN CUSTARD BECAUSE Style Comes First M2159 HEEL Everybodylf Pointing to Hotpoint ELECTRIC SERVICE CORP. 28 W. CHURCH AVENUE DIAL 3-1597 Bert Wi.rhe.r to NVILLIAM FLEMING STUDENTS We Appreciate Your Patronage VINTON FUEL COMPANY AND ALUMNI COAL AND FUEL OIL DIAL 3-4414 GO0DE,S DEPARTLIENT STORE 223 W. JACKSON AVENUE Iglz WILLIAMSON ROAD DIAL 2-2943 P. O. Box 118 XIVINTON, VIRGINIA DE LUXE SHOE REPAIR Quick Courteour Service While You Wait ALL WORK GUARANTEED D1Ax. 3-4630 1845 WILLIAMSON ROAD SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY Two Convenient Location: 823 TAZEWELL AVENUE, S. E. PHONE 3-6346 1706 WILLIAMSON ROAD P1-IONE 3-7382 9 Pounds Weighed Dry, 35C Also Dryers +El99l9+ The Junior-Senior Prom topped off the year with the beautifully decorated 1 -wif 100 E1- gymnasium and sublime orchestra music. .jndrltllflftd Qttlydg Roanokels Finest Home Of Ready to VVear Apparel 506 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET Dial Office 2-8817 Residence 5880 PERDUE CINEMA SERVICE All Typenr of Illotion Picture and Sound Equipment PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES SALESMSERVICE-RENTALS 36 Kirk Avenue, S. VV. ROANORE, VIRGINIA ALLEN,S KIMMERLING BROTHERS, INC. . . . . . I -MT' Hazr Styling of Dzstznction Fine Flower! Ponce de Leon Hotel Building ii., DIAL 2-2563 23 FRANKLIN ROAD DIAL 7315 NR is XR x Q QI x X YQ 'X' i x QRS 5 A X ' R S X Q .X 5 SSN - GH -v e wssf SQTQSRS X. R I XXNXNQC XMSX 'QQ I o I'WiJJe.v' and Womnff Smart Apparzl DIAL 3-1961 VVILLIAMSON ROAD HEALTH CENTER ROANOKE'S NEWEST AND MOST MODERN BOWLING ALLEYS 2407 XYILLIAMSON ROA O WHIZZER MOTOR SALES OF VIRGINIA, INC. SOFT VVATER AT A TURN OF A FAUCET ON A SERVICE BASIS C U I. I. I G A N fi II42 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET 1,t. - ' '1 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA R ' I 'iiii - I . ' if ' 5 Qff-1?-1 if Di.flfIb'llf0l'.Y Exrlxuizvly, Wlzfznrr Illolorgr I S E c E for Virginia and Wax! 1'irgiI1I'a If DIAL 3-0631 GILLESPIE ROAD -ef 101 Ee- Commencement CXCFCISCS in june, brought 102 students their hard earned ADAMS 8: TATE CONSTRUCTION CO. We Specialize in MACADAM AND ASPHALT SUREAGING DRIVEWAYS AND PARKING LOTS Estimates Gladly Furnished Upon Request TELEPHONE 3-24,09 P. O. Box 76: ROANOKE, VIRGINIA CAROLINA ASPHALT ROOFING COMPANY Re-Roofing and Siding 733 Ilth Street, N. VI DIAL 3-1851 TELEPHONE 2-0340 P. O. Box 742 WEDDLE PLUMBING AND HEATING Conzfaczing and General Repair STOKERS-OIL BURNERS 210 FOURTH STREET, S. W. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA G. Beit Wifhe: FROM M. SPRINKLE AND JOE HAUER 'Cf 102 IE?- parchments. PHONE 2-1382 ARCIiIEiS SEA FOOD FFAVERN R E M E M B E R ' STIQAKS-CHOPS SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN I N o R is d o 1 65fBREAD R. F. D. 2 ROUTE II ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Key lo a bright future If you're looking for an interest- ing job with Opportunities for ad- vancement, together with the advantages of attractive sur- roundings and good pay, you'll surely want to consider the tele- phone business as a career. Telephone work is important work-the kind you can take pride in and enjoy doing. No wonder so many people say, the telephone company is a good place to work. The Chesapeake 8. Potomac Telephone Company of Vlrginla NIEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY, INC. Ethical Prescription Service Medical Arts Building DIAL 7774 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 411039 To complete the year the Seniors took their loimg-awaited trip to New York City FOR BEST BAKING RESULTS ALVVAYS USE ENRICHED Metropolitan Light White FLOURS ROANOKE CITY MILLS, Inc. Ro.11NoK12, VIRGINIA Thr Soulhfv Lnrgfst 111111 Ijillliff Flour 111111 Fred fllillx NERY STATVO 1NV'TAT'ONS CEMENTS ANNOUN CARDS D1AL 6688 THE QMW T ROANOKElv1Rc:1:JL'Q ERSON 5 LF A CEN 116-132 N0RTHJEFi1oNf.11Y FOR OVER HA connect soC1AL STA -124 104 134- M' W ff W W W ,Q W My 'j BJP! WW iff