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

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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.

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.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-