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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

PUBLISHED BY THE S'I'L'DEN'l'S mmm yzww my sam: ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Qntental ADMINISTRATION SPORTS CLASSES ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS ful When our brief sojourn at William Fleming is a thing of the past, it is our hope that you may relive, by leahng through the Annual, the happy and friendly days of this year. The days of this year have been abundant in notable eventsfvsome joyful, some sad, some exciting, some glorious, and some serious. Not only are these days important because of their meaning today, but for their meaning in days to come. XVe have arranged the sections of the annual to coincide, as near as possible, with the time period having the most prominent dates relating to that section- The Administration with the beginning of schoolffAthletics with the time of District 6 Football Championship-Classes with the time of mid-term tests- Activities with the time of outings and social eventsfand Advertisements, which help to make the yearbook possible, to close the book. A calendar distinguishes important or otherwise memorable days from the others by red print or some other contrasting means. Therefore, to immortalize the days and events of this school year, We have chosen as the theme of this year- book, Red-letter days of 1952-53.H www MBL, ' Aiwa' J ML M 27cg1,,,9'-343', if W' mgtql clminislrafion SEPTEMBER . ocroBER man llllz: awww 'WHIHII-:la aawmmm 5555535 l Q1 EQQEEW WEEQEEE 25 . SEPTEMBER OCTOBER 2-School Opens 5-Y-Teen Recognition Service II-Clubs Organized Io-Annual Staff Assembly I2-JCHCTSOH Football Game 11-Andrew Lewis Football Game 25-Senior Rings Distributed I6-AY'-TCCH Fashion Show 26-Danville Football Game 25-Home-Coming Game-Pulaski SEPTEMBER 2-School Opens OCTOBER lo-Annual Staff Assembly The olonel Staff 1-any ...- FIRST Rvwr F- Vallllhdrl- 13 Cfllfffohanff. 1. A. Mruvrfr. B. jagv. D. Hur. SEcoNu Row: j. A. Dnbbinf, B, Rout, j. Cullinx. 'l'mIw Row: Mn. Kirk:vrwd, M.A. Zvkgllylk- Light. M2 llixnn. FoIvR'rII Row: N. j. Rout, II. llzglar, A. Mzyzr, R. Cracqfnrd. FII I'II Row: P. Murrir, P. A. Gardner, P. Shafn, j. Bower, . IU . Jownar . FREDERICK VAUGIIAN ..... . , . . . . . Hdiznr I'As'rY xlURRIS XIARY JXLICE l'owI:I.Ll SALLIE IDONYNARI! . . . . Rufznraa .llanagzr .-XNN MEYER X job: ANN IJOBBINS . . . Adwtnex Edxtorf JANICE CoI,I.INs, , , . Amit BILL Busu .... .flthzr Gradzf lidimrf Rorsuzv I.IcII'r . . V BU-L JAG0 1 ph,,,,,g,aph,,-, IJEAN Doss RONNIPI Cmwrouo . . Adnmiinratmn FREDERICK VAUGIIAN NANCY jo Rom' l BILL Roor . . . . , Advrrmznienlx SALLIE Dowwmur gmin, Edimn PRISCILLA Sum-Ian f IDEYVEY IIEGLAR FREDERICK VAUGIIAN 1 Bon Cnurcxsnmcx . Spam Edzmrf NIRS. VIRGINIA lxmxwoou. ..... , . -,Sponrmr PIIILLIP ANN GARDNER .., . junwr lzdatnrx jo ANN SlcXI:I-QR I Xlk. Tofu IJIXON . .....,.. Photographic Admxor ju BOXVER , liach year the student body awaits anxiously for the annual and expects a better one than the year before. We, the Annual Staff of I953, sincerely hope we have met these expectations and that this yearbook will be a book treasured for life. Editing and publishing the COLONEL is a job of hard and constant work offset by the fun we have working together in class and on our yearly outing. The first jobs are those of advertisement solicitation, subscription drive, and picture taking. Then follow the organ- izing of the book, the compiling of copy, the arranging of pictures, and the deciding of many problems. Some of the work is done with the help and cooperation of other students but the major part is done behind closed doors so that the content and design of the annual are a complete surprise to the students. Now we can sit back and enjoy, as we are sure you will, the Fmished product of our labor. Look at it, read it, enjoy itg both today and in days to come. Llzrr: Mr. and Mfr. IV. A. Cnultzr and Billy. CENTER Asovez The principal addrrffer the Jtudcntr. CENTER Bl-:l.ow: Mr. Coultnworler early and latt. pained To THE STUDENTS or WILLIAM FLEMING HIGH ScHooL: RIGHT: Announrnnznxlimz. Your school life has given you multiple opportunities to experience growth and personal development. Your Annual is an attempt to reffect some of those opportunities, with illustrations involving you and your friends. That section headed Administration gives you the pictures of your faculty and information about them. We assume you know what many did, because you worked with them at various times. However, here you have a listing of degrees obtained, and subjects taught by each. Classes, in the Annual, mean group divisions for administrative purposes. Each person is ranked with his class group according to the number of credits he has in September of the current term. Ninth graders must have completed eighth grade, tenth graders must have at least 3 unitsg eleventh graders must have at least 7 units, and twelfth graders must have at least II units. A minimum of I6 units is required for graduation. These units are earned by successful completion of the various courses offered in the high school program. Activities represent our efforts to answer the human need for doing things together above and beyond the basic minimum. Your course work represents the least you can do to be exposed to what we call an education. Your sports, your clubs and your publications give you opportunities beyond this minimum, opportunities just as broad as you yourself wish to make them! Our Sports program is geared to offer everybody something. Human nature being what it is, some find themselves participants in allg others have but a single favored field. We take pride in the number participating in each interscholastic sport for the boys, and in the excellent perform- ance shown by our teams in each sport. We have no interscholastic program for girls, but our ntramural offerings are broad enough to find appeal for any normal girl. Administratively, we are always proud of our publications. Much hard work goes into our Newspaper, and into our Annual. And we believe the end products show that it is effort well spent. Our Clubs are always into some type of action which provides for fun and training for members and they often extend benefits to other youth groups or to adults apart from the school. Our advertisers are our financial backers. It is through their contributions in cash that we are able to produce an annual. The sale price would pay only a small portion of the cost. We are honor bound to support these advertisers even as they are supporting us. Keep them in mind! Visit them! Patronize t e l QA Vx.. u- ,X I' ' W. A. COULTER X Q44 Z-dfdccff, ' ,Cf 1 AERA 'ks vu. L 'FOI' Row: Mr. Donald Bakrr, HS., lndufirz Hfrfcalzl, B.S..U., .l1ll.f1'C,' ,'Ur.f. l'1'rgirz1'a Boyd, B.S., Phyfiral L'du1'atz'mz, lffzglidz and iblej J'lli,r,r Carbauglz, .-LH., Crm1u1erf1'af,' fllr. Pllilip Crabirff, B.S., Marh, Plzyffral Eflufatiofz and Coarh AIIDDLE Row: Mr. Con Davif, .l.B., l'hy5ica! lfducatzbrx, f:0dflI,' Zllrx. l'ivz'an llirkenxnn, B.S., AB., 1-IJV., Ilifiory and G1wrr1znzerzt,' A'lr.r. Ufrzevifve Dirkirmnz, HS., Blf., ALS., Dramatirf and lL'r1gliJl1,' .VL Tom Dixon, 1l.B., A1lllh!1Illlfl.fA' and Sfimzrfg Mr. 0. S. Garber, BMI., SFIIEIIFK BOTTOM Row: jlrf. Caffzfrine Czlrzlopf, fl.B., Engfiflz and Sofia! Srimzrfq jlrf. Roma Cuffin, BJ-I., LanguageJ,' .Milf Ruth 1l1AfI'llF7'5UII, HS., KS. in IHS., Lz'brarz'a11,' QVUJ nldfgdfff fanzn, HS.. fJOUIIIIt'I'fl'Hf,' flliyy Cayfe folzrzmn, HS., 1V.lfd., AI!lflIl'IlI!11l'f,f -if 6 23? 1 '5 Wig JO . rw' wav .JM ,DSI 7 43' UW .X L' .Y N xx l R. M S N-gm kv It v X S ww S. 43 ,1.,u-QA-14.AL7, 'E.1,Lf-A Lumlmwm X L ., . . . . . . .. , . , . ,. . ul' Row: .Urn Rubfrl lx ark, 33.1, 1JI?fl'lb1lfI'l'f bllllfllflllllf .Ylzff Pfarl lx Il'A'fl'lHIll. BAS., .xlllfflffllllflfl ami' .Sr1fm'r,' 11111. I IFQIVIIIA lx'1'rL':z-nml, HS., .U.lfd., .lfflflII'IIl1llI'f.f ana' CIllH1.ff'flI!',' .Urn lfaillfrirzf G. l,ll1lllIf.f, HS., lixllgfl-.VII nm! Snriul S1'I'f'Hlt', .Ur.f. IIFQHIIKI .l111,fflII. KS, Iznglzflz XIIIJDIJQ Rmv: ,Vim YVIZXIIIKI .Uorr1'.v, .-l.l?., Cozwrznzrrzf and .111Il1I!'Hl!Il1Af.V,' .Um Ruff: Pzlirltfr, li'.S., lfiolugy: .UML l1'l1'zr111ftl1 l'rm'f'll, HS.. .xl.1f!l,., .1lIIflIEIII!lfit'J' and Cour1.relnr,' .Un Har! Quinrz, jr., ILS., Eflgfllfll mul Sofia! Sfl-FPII'f',' xffff l'sl'!l7IlffJ' Sarzdffxmzz, I'r1'r1ripz1l'.v Sffrftury U'l I'UNI Row: Jlr. llvfPI.VflIH Silzzf, l?,1 ..-I., ,-lrtg llrf. Dailey B. Sluan, B.S., Home I1w1'IllIfIHII'l'.f,' Jlr. Fr-rd Smiilz, ILS., .ilhffrir lj!-I'1't'f1l7'.' .Urn ,llarv S. Y'rr:z'n.f1'm1, KS., ILS. in lfd., lf7lgll'.flI,' Jlrf. David Hvfllll, .1.1?., .Vu.vi1'g Mrf. lfzlilh U'ill'rr,wnz, .1.lf., Sm'1'z1l Sfl't'lll'f.I1Iltf lfngflffh -:ff 7 :Ze I-Freddy Vaughan and Donnie jainisong Hi-Y-'l'ri'HifY Congress. Zijilllll SlIUI1lOI1S,,lZlI1CI Carter, Don Sanders, Dean Doss and Arthur Hill: State Championship One-Act Play, lYinterset. 3f Phillip Ann Gardner: D. gl. R. Good Citizenship Award. 4-Xlartha Sink. Shirley Johnston, Nancy .lo Root: Y-'l'een Camp lllahee. 5-Twyla June Sinkg District 4-H Award. 6-Carolyn Vliise, Aloe Ann Dobbins: Schubert Xlusic Festival. 77SZlllLlI'?l Creasy, Freddy Vaughan, Sallie Downard, Carol Crockett, Barbara Hostetter, Phillip Ann Gardner, Mary Alice Powcllg Boys' and Girls' State, V. P. l. campus. 8-Isolde Wiacliterz I Speak for Democracy Speaking Award. 9--fl. C. Myers, Barbara Brown, lvilliani Rhodes, jackie Connell, Donnie Jamison, Christine Kliller. Ray Hardy, Don Sandersg .Xll-State Hand. , . A ' f . ' - 3 1 .155 -.ik ,lffxf-fffi' ,C,5y4 V gala'-4' ':f 5Z ' ,,-,a' --z'Lr'A i 'Q' K., , ,Cf ',v,fk I rf ' ,k ,,,f- ' f.- ezl as lie Sports QVENBER DECEMBER N lun I a EEEEEQE H Emgma EEEEWW WW Iii NOVEMBER DECEIVIBER I-Play Snafu 4-Beta Club Induction Assembly 7+Byrd Football Game 5fFootball Banquet 9-American Education VVeek lIfSchool-Day Pictures Taken I9fCOll6gC Day 18fChristmas Dance 227BlUC Ridge Regional Champion- I9fChristmas Basketsg Choir Pro- shipfWarren gramg Dickens' Christmas Carol NOVEMBER 22-Blue Ridge Regional DECEMBER I9-Christmas Championship-Warren Baskets 'Me Headed COACH FRED SMITH COACH CON DAVIS We, the football players, wish to express our appreciation to Coach Smith and Coach Davis for the training they have given us. They have spent hours thinking, planning, and Worrying about the outcome of the games We were to play. They have spent hours teaching us how to play football. They have trained us to be out- standing athletes and good sports. To our Coaches, We give credit for having the highest scoring football team in the history of our school. While We glory in our success of the year, We give thanks to the Coaches. -121 12 E+ Ddclubz' Six and ?!ae 2:2194 egimal 'yaatlall 4 The phrase, Fleming Will Win Tonightf' is certainly true of the football team this year. The Colonels made an impressive mark not only in their own record book but in the City, County, and State records. The team secored 285 points to the opponent's SQ which gave them the highest scoring record ever achieved. Both the District Six Championship and the Blue Ridge Regional Championship were won this year. Our lightning-like backs and scrappy linemen always had the score com- pletely out of reach sometime during the third period and then turned the mopping up over to the reserves. Except for the opening game with Jefferson, the aggressive Colonels were never pushed into playing a full game of real football. With the exception of the game with Andrew Lewis, in which the Wolverines scored in the starting minutes, the first team was never scored upon and always the opponentls score came late in the game when the reserves were playing. As far as picking out individual stars, defensively or offensively, that job would be impossible. The Colonels was a team in every sense of the word. Every player did his job and did it to the best of his ability. Never has a team played together with such unity. When we scored a touchdown, there was more behind the story than the ball carrier scoring. The linemen and the other backs threw blocks and carried out their vital assignments in order that the ball carrier could score. Without this he would have never gained a yard. This teamwork was the key to the success of our team. VVith the lights of this most successful football season fading, the memories of this team will never be forgotten by the players or supporters. Looking over the season it can easily be said that the 1952 football team was one of the best- if not the best-to ever wear the Blue and Gold. WILLIAM FLEMING 1952 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER Fleming .......... o-Jefferson ............ IQ Stadium Fleming .... .... 2 6-Bristol .... Bristol, Tenn Fleming .... .... 1 Q-D3HN'lllC ...... . . . Home OCTOBER Fleming ..., .... 4 o-Wytheville. . . Home Fleming .... .... 3 4-Andrew Lewis. ....... Salem Fleming .... .... 3 2-Martinsville. . Martinsville Fleming .... .... 2 7-Pulaski ........ . . . Stadium NOVEMBER Fleming .... .... 3 9-W'illiam Byrd. . . . . . Stadium Fleming .... .... 4 1ABlacksburg .... , . . Home Fleming .... .... 2 7-Front Royal .... . . . Stadium Total Fleming 285 Opponents .......... Record: Won ....... .... 9 -Lost ..... . . . I-TlCd ..... . . . .o -sc-f 13 H- Zladlefe eam I1OllI' whole ta-am. FIRST Row: Donald Blourif, Robley Lighi, David Powell, Clzarlef Lavendfr, jimmy Taylor. Sonny IIIIIIJTV' Don Geiffr SECOND Row: Bill Campbell, Bob Cruirbxhank, Bill Goldfby, Roy Wright, john lffriglzf, Dm'ey llfglar, Donald Fiflifr 'l'mRn Row: Do11aldRufleer, Howard jonef, Billy Burnettf, Alva Peregoy, Danny Prrfrx, Harlry Cox, Eddif Gorman, Ray Fixher, Bobby Bowman, Ray Cronin, Coach Fred Smith FOURTH Row: Don Bafham, Bernard Howard, jimmy Crowgey, Gibby Wingjielzl, Don .Vartin, Sonny Boyd, David W'ood, David lffliitf, Ronnie Crawford, Harry Eoanf, jimmy Harflz, Billy Roof, l.t'i'0i.V Vex! 27CI'lliCkSh21Hk strains to pin Maury. 3- Punchic gets his man. 4-Captain Uiich- john shows him thc lights. gflfishcr gets his First pin of the year. 655 15 iz? M 0-MM ,gal WZMB jjf o f.z46',,.J11r fig Ili Hr leaning A coach's dream of an excellent basketball team is of one which has five superior players on it. They must be good defensive players and good shots from anywhere on the court. In order to have this dream team, a coach must spend much of his time and effort teaching these boys how to play with ease and confidence. He must teach them to la to ether as a team instead of la in for individual honors. lS ream team IS compose o two ast guart s, two goo re oun mg orwar s, an an exce ent Th'd ' df Fygi dbdpfygd d ll center, who can control the backboard and make the offensive plays click with perfection. The Fleming Cagers were listed potentially as a team that might flll a coach's dream. We had eight lettermen who were experienced and ready to play good basketball. We had all the height that was needed to make an excellent team. We had the speed which is not absolutely necessary but is nice to have: we had the experience of the boys working together. But our team ran hot and cold during the regular season. Some of the reasons for this were the mental attitude of the boys, illness, and the lack of a complete experienced team. 5 The mental attitude of the whole team is the thing which determines the winnin or losin 1 of a Thb b' dh'l di' bl ll h'h hb'g F f game. e oys can em goo p ysica, con 1t1on ut ow menta y w IC was t e iggest reason 0 our team's win and loss record. Of course illness, and an inexperienced team also affected our record. We had eight lettermen from last year, yet they didn't make up a complete team. We had fast guards and good forwards but no experienced center. It is said that no team is stronger than its center. In our case we were faced with building a new center. Coach tried several of the boys until he found one who had the potentialities of a good center. However, middle of the season, he broke his ankle and had to be replaced. We are proud to say that this yearls basketball team is the best all-round team that Fleming has ever had. There were no individual stars as in years p3St, but it was a team that played as a real team should. We can safely say that Fleming never stopped playing until the final whistle was blown in any game. Although, we were beaten several times, our boys held high the tradition of good sportsmanship of which Fleming is proud. Our team went on to victory by winning the District Six Championship. With all these outstanding features, we think the William Fleming Basketball Team has had one of its most successful seasons. INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM STATISTICS FOR THE REGULAR 1952-53 SEASON-18 GAMES Name Gamer Field Free Throw: Per Pcrfonal Total Coal: Made Atl. Cent Foul: Pointx 1. Divers. . , 18 102 S9 126 .468 45 263 2. Woods. .. 18 61 36 66 .545 S2 158 3. Bailey ..... I7 43 SI 88 .580 34 137 4. McClearn ...... 18 42 45 63 .714 37 129 5. Bill Stevens ..... 18 5o 27 57 .474 37 127 6. Glenn Brown ..,. I7 27 31 66 .470 25 85 7. Moon ,......... 9 IO 22 37 .595 18 42 8. Wingfield ..... I7 ZI 18 34 .529 I7 60 9. Oliver ...... I4 I3 IO 18 .556 16 36 lo. Caldwell. , . Il 9 5 I7 .294 I9 23 11. Ayers .......... II II 6 II .545 5 28 12. Bob Stevens .... I5 7 4 8 .500 31 18 13. Bob Brown ...., 2 o o 0 .ooo o o Totals .......... ... 396 314 591 .531 337 1106 Opponents ...,... . . . 298 268 525 .SIO 371 864 Fleming Average per game ...... 61 .4 Opponent's Average per game .... 48 Season's Record: I3 won-5 lost District 6 ............. II won-2 lost City-County, , ......... 4 won-2 lost WILLIAM FLEMING 1952-53 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DECEMBER I3 Fleming .................. 31-E. C. Glass .............,.,..,.. 48 There 16 Fleming .... 49-Blacksburg ..... .... 3 7 Here JANUARY 6 Fleming .... 63-Bassett ........ .... 4 3 There 9 Fleming . . , .65-Martinsville .... ,... 60 Here I2 Fleming .... 41-Andrew Lewis, . . .,.. 60 There 16 Fleming .... 65-William Byrd .,.. .... 3 2 There I9 Fleming ..... .... 6 7-Jefferson ..... ..., 6 3 There 23 Fleming .... 83-Franklin ....... .... 4 9 Here 27 Fleming .... 38-Blacksburg ..... .... 4 I There 30 Fleming .... 49-Martinsville .... .... 6 9 There FEBRUARY 3 Fleming ,... 85-Bassett ,..... .... 5 0 Here 6 Fleming .... 88-Fieldale ..,.., .... 4 4 Here I0 Fleming .... 66-Franklin, ...... .... 4 7 There I3 Fleming .... 66-William Byrd .... .... 3 2 Here 16 Fleming ..,. 66-Andrew Lewis. . . .... 52 Here 20 Fleming .... 53-Fieldale ,....... .... 3 6 There 24 Fleming .... 50-Jefferson .,..... .... 6 5 Here 27 Fleming ..., 81-Christiansburg. , . .... 36 There NIARCH 5 Fleming ..., 58-Narrows ........ .... 4 51 ID- - 6 Fleming .... 51-Galax ,... .... ..., 2 1 mm 7 Fleming ...,57-Radford. . .. 'El 17 ii' ....5 'ici LTournament TOP FIRST Row: R. Caldwell, C. Lavender, B. Goldfby, D. Worzd, R. Clingrrzpeel, I.. Pavk SECOND Row: C. Bailfy, P. T. johamm, R. Abfhfrf, G. Ilanfmz, R. 110011, llfrlzr, G. Brown 'THIRD Row: B. Olivzr, R. Laughlin, Roberfon, Il. Sprinkle, T. liraafforzl, R. fenablf, B. Slfvfnr H. f:f1l1.CR.fhd7lR, T. Smith BOTTONI FIRST Row: C. Bailfy, Il. Sprinkle, L. Pack, D. W'ood, T. Smiih, B. Olivfr SECOND Row: Ilickf, R. Clingenpeel, R. Laughlin, T. Bradford, R. IYEIIURLF, C. Iiazferzflfr, G. Brow efif 18 Ee g'1!JH, 1 4??g:g 33 25953235 'gigs S, of 2'9 e 'Fi I S Pg . ink . ,. f Q Q ii X . if T fx? Ising ' My 'li' H f-1 'w' 1 wgfwq.. 1 3 Y ,lf UQ., sri I mf-f s. BQ' Nw 5 VN, vis- S N 'Vx X if A x gig w ha. What are we going to do in gym class this year? Oh, no-please, no exercisesln Glory be, but Iam sore.', So we began our year in the girls' gym class. Exercises first, a necessary evil to prove we still have many muscles we rarely use and to make us appreciate our sports program more. Came the end of the exercises and the stiH muscles, and we took to the field for a round of softball games before the weather drove us indoors. Volleyball was our first indoor sport. A snappy round-robin tournament in each gym class came first. The competition was close and exciting but class champions were finally decided. In third period the team led by Betty Hedge was champion and in fourth period Mary Ellen Purvis' team won. Then in an activity period game these two teams fought it out for school championship. Fourth period won this coveted distinction. We also had two teams in the Recreation League, a Blue and a Gold. We didn't win any trophies but we know no one else had any more fun. Basketball season started just before Christmas holidays and we again had a round-robin tournament in each gym class. Each team played a total of fourteen games. The season was climaxed by a good fast game between the team from third period captained by Janice Collins and the one from fourth period captained by Bernita Geiser. Again the fourth period was victor. Following basketball came paddle badminton, which was managed in the same way as the other sports. Eighth graders who were class champs in volleyball were led by Betty Hambrick, and in basketball by Marita McDaniel. Softball, as sure a sign of spring as the bluebirds and robins, took us out of doors into the sunshine and sometimes when the games were close we stayed when it rained a bit. Rain is good for flowers-so why not for girls? At any rate it all added up to more points toward the coveted numerals and letters in G. A. A. This year, we believe, we can truthfully say the Girls' Athletic Association has been a success. More and more girls are earning points, requesting member- ship and going ahead to earn their numerals and letters. Betty Matthews, Jeane Menefee and Liz Hambrick had earned their letters when this was written and Bernita Geiser, Sylvia Bushnell, Mary Ellen Purves and Phyllis Kelley will have theirs by the end of the year. In league basketball the Gold team did very well in a hotly contested battle for second place. VVe held our first G. A. A. supper-a pot-luck affair at the Oakland Baptist Church Recreation Hall. Such fun-and so much food! Perhaps in another year we can have more socials-we hope. Come on, girls, join with us! The G. A. A. is one organization that believes in the more the merrier and the more girls we can get actively interested in sports the better we'll like it. -wif 21 E1- union Wmacllq f-JS? Q3 A .ig QED? JUN I0 R VARSITY FOOTBALL TOP FIRST Row: IV. Stecvari, Carman, C. Paxton, S. llaufer, Taylor, Ferguyon SECOND Row: B. Bryant, C. Wingjelzl, B. Pugh, L. Pack, Hogan. R. Ellcvanger, jarl-fun, D. Peterf 'IIHIRD Row: ll. Evam, D. Radford, D. lblartlfz, D. Parlcer, Coarlz Philip Crabtree, ll. Cox, Pierce, I.. Turner, D. Upzlike I 0l7k'I'Il Row: T. llulvey, C. Jlkirzfrnz, j. Willlzlrle, P. jolzrzmn, C. A.v.fa1'1l. G. Czuzninghanz, S. l1d.Yk1.l1,f, P. Fracker, R. lVade JUNIOR VARSITY BAS1il+l'l'BALl. BO'I l'ON1 F1Rs'r Row: D. l'p1lz'lce, D. Brewer, D. Ilfeddle, Coach Philip Crablree, ll. Sprinkle, D. Kinum, R. Grifn Sliccmu Row: S. llaflelnx, P. Frarker, W'illhide, C. Alffaid, P. jolznmn, I.. Turner, R. Cofhran if 22 E55 Classes IIIIEEM 5555522 mm EE EEEQER l llggg JANUARY FEBRUARY I3-Hi-Y-Y-Teen Banquet 6fAll-State Band Concert I7-JCHCFSOH Wrestling Match IoeAddison Choir Assembly IQ'AlCl:l-CFSOII Basketball Game I6-Andrew Lewis Basketball Game 20-School TV for Inauguration 27-State Wrestling Meet 2Q4COIlStI'UCtlOI1 for Addition Begins 28-Senior Play Jenny Kissed Mel' JANUARY IQ -Ielferson Basketball FEBRUARY 27-State Wrestling Game Meet 4a ' OFFICERS LEFT: Donald Diverf, Prexidentg 'lox Ann Dobbinf, fire Prexident CENTER: Jllrf, Virginia Jllaxon, Hmd Sponfor lllGHTZ fn Ann Link, Sffretary-Trfa.furer,' Robert Oliver, llirtorian Often during our five years at Fleming, we have wondered if we would ever reach our Senior year. The old school clock has a way of poking at a most dreadfully slow pace when we are watching for time to pass. Now that our coveted freedom is almost won, we are tinged with sadness. With goodbye looming before us, we are thinking that the years passed at Fleming have been happy ones. Long shall we remember our days as Seniors-school dancesg sportsg dramaticsg Jenny Kissed Meng Senior Banquetg Cappingg Baccalaureateg Commencement-these activities will always stand out vividly in our memories. fii' rmjebdo-4,4,4j eff-l'l'kl, ii- ' . Q Ani a. is yuwt Gramm 4- ' 1 wad .WQQWL X 4:4 24 is N Robert Ramsey Ahshirc Abby Nancy Louise Alticrl Nanry Evelyn Sloan Barbour Evzlyn Donald Nathan Boggs Donald Harman jay Bower, jr. lay Shirley jean Alifl' Shirlzy Betty Lois Atkins Brggiz Lllllf Geraldine Wyant Batis Crrry WWW ffimifffw Lv ,ara U ' llffiiixfifilfffgyfi y 4 George Lewis Bowles Czorgz Elizabeth Ann Bowman Betty Ann Glenn Edward Brown, jr. Spzck: Margaret Lucille Brown Margarzt james Lynwood Bryant Lynwood Sylvia Anne Bushnell Sylvia Barbara jean Brown Bobbi: june Marie Brown fun: Barbara Jean Broylcs Barbara 'Qi' Ll William' o ' Bi! 7' 0 i 1 fl W, lj Richard Chapman Caldwell Rifharzl Robert Lee Clingcnpeel Robert Mary Ann Comer Mary Ann Sandra Lou Crcasy Sandra Norma Ruth Crowder Norma Raymond Donald Divers Don enchw liva Janice Collins janicr Ronald Boyd Creasy Ronniz Carol jean Crockett Carol Robert .Iago Cruickshank Bob joe Ann Dobbins jo Barbara Mae Dogan Mae Sallie Rosanne Downard Sallie Peggy Presley Elswick Pfggy Jeanette Fay Epperly jeanette jess Edward Fleming fn: ewdafza William Henry Doss Bill Judson Hoge Durham fudfon Bessie Jane Eppcrley fam Harry Jack Evans Harry Phillip Ann Gardner Phil Bcrnitu lrcnc Ccisvr Bern im Grcggory Ulvn Givens Ill Cillir Prater Crockett Gray, jr. Prater Lewis Randolph Hammond' Lrw if Joyce Wood Hayes joycz 'In Service. endow Doris Marie Gilmer Dori: Frances Marie Gordon Franfef Araminta jane Green janr Kerscy Ray Harper Kzrxey 1 Dewey Lee Hcglar, jr Dewey john Edward Hicks johnny Hazel Ann Hogan Hazel Barbara Jean Hostctter Barbara Donald Kinzie Jamison Donnie Katherine Matilda Kealey Kakezn Arthur Reeves Hill Arthur Shirley Yvonne Holston Shirley William Hadwin .Iago Bill Shirley Anne Johns Shirlry Charles Clifton Lavender Charlie Blffy Q . ' 1 v a ' L T s endow l lfva June Lawson jun: Jo Ann Link jo Ann Frances Lorraine Martin Frankie .vf'f i, Y I w . ' J N .i - i F' Betty Kathcrmg: lklattheys A . Maxi . .J X Norwood Earl McDowell Zoole 3 Roblcy Jasper Light Robley William Martin Louthian Bill Norma jean Martin Norma jean Guy Alfred McClcarn Alfrnl' ' Barbara Lou McGrady Barbara ffffwfifwi E6 f fg X I Jeane Marelyn Nlenefee vane We My Barbara jo Moody Barbara Patsy Ilan Morris Patxy , f , , - ,Q-final'-Q., Qnxk- IJ f- .xx.xi.,' ,N 'i i' ' - .. s 1 0 N 5 ,- x. 'le i r tl 1- ' .nvx s v. vv ,L . -- '4 ' ik Ly -xi,-Eb-l .rl .2 u 4 K x..4,-,- X - Mk 'Ng xb'X . .t 4- ,Q ..O,,1, Mary Kathryn Mullen ,J- Kay I, if Robert Boyd Oliver Bobby Rheta Dean Minton Rhna Marvin Dale Moore Dale Janice Delores Mullen Janie: Peggy Lynn Nlurphy Murph Doris Ann Painter Dori: Seaiau Clarence Wilbur Parka-r, jr. Clarrnrr Billy Ray Pcralnv Wifliz Nlary Alice Powull Salrh Doris Hampton Richards Dori! joseph Kinscr St.Clair, jr. fo: Thomas l,cRoy Paxton Layh llavinl Carroll Powvll David Betty Anno Reynolds Bftty Nancy jo Root Nanry jo George l.0on:1rLl Shan lc Lronard Harold Roger Sheets Harold Robert Oaty Sledd Oaty Joyce Ann Smithers joyce Shirley Ann Thornsbury Punkin Doris jean Vest Dori: J?!4fua02n4-f6u-1 bluyw ! 7f J hu Albert Simmons john ' ' MJM ,,a,.+..,' ' .ml , you 0 Max Feree Smith Max Robert Shields Sprinkle Skippy Frederick Randolph Vaugh Frfddy Isolde Elfriede Wachter Imlde all Swarm Gaynclle Marie Walker Caynflle Audrey Huffman Wil kcrson Audrzy Wvilliam Kcnzic Wvilson Bill Carolyn Belle Wise Carolyn Gloria Klaxinc Wood Gloria john Lemon Wright john Richard Franklin Wright Rirlzard Roy Lee Wright Roy Sendou David Leigh VVhitc David Nlary Louise Wilson .Vary I,nui.rf Robert Paul Yvinglield Bob David lnsley Xvood Dave Donald Scott Woods Don NOT l'lC'l'URl'ID Robert Samuel Lipes Walter Samuel Poli' Gordon Turner Diana Huggins Wood if In Scrvicc 'hosi 'feesr PMROUND MSENIOR Q X L 45712942 Don Dwers ! -ff'- - f Plum? Ann Gu-Amer Y 'UKiS1'1o succiio Z9 '3v Bobbi Uxngfnexcl Carox Crock eu' W I W LW, Q' W3T 6RfmA1TCf X 'Ia-5 cue? LUYS, AkkYUS 255 'UZ-5 TYPICAL SEN IOR nmaonf KZELZQL4 8,L2 1 ,A Donnie Jamoson ' mosr DEPENDABLE 7 ,W ,,M,, rj F23 BEST LOOKING Hecfcfy Vaughan I Nafwcy JZ, Roof fx 22 ,X Efmkbbi ll V E 7 Bobby Oliver C Norma. .Team Nartun B05 Crulclrskemk Bermf '2 12622 ,lc Q29 Seam Dmemg ROBERT AIssHIRE-Choir, Hi-Y. SIIIRLEY ALIEF-Senior Y-Teens, Recorder of Points, G. A. A., Commercial Club. NANCY ALTIERI-Senior Y-Teens, Senior Masque, News- paper. BETTY Lols ATKINS-Senior Y-Teens, Cheerleader, Senior Masque, President, Thespians, Literary, S. C. A. EVELYN BARBOUR-D. E. Club. GERRY BATIS--Senior Y-Teens, Senior Masque, Literary, G. A. A., Red Cross, Choir, Newspaper, Commercial Club. DONALD Boccs-No Activities. CAROL BowER-Beta Club, Senior Masque, Recording Secretary, Senior Y-Teens, President, Red Cross. JAY BowER-Beta Club, Thespians, President, Literary, Secretary, Hi-Y, S. C. A., Choir, Annual Staff, Historian, Junior Class, Senior Masque. GEORGE BOWLES'-D. E. Club. BETTY ANN BowMAN-Senior Y-Teens, Commercial Club. BARBARA BRowN-Secretary, Band, Senior Y-Teens, Historian, Commercial Club. GLENN BRowN-Varsity Club, Football, Basketball, Track. JUNE BROWN-ChCCflC3dCfQ Senior Y-Teens, Thespians, Senior Masque, Literary. MARGARET BROWN-Senior Y-Teens, Treasurer, G. A. A., Choir. BARBARA BRoYI.Es-Senior Y-Teens, G. A. A., Com- mercial Club. LYNWOOD BRYANT-NO Activities. BILL Busr-I-Literary, Senior Masque, Vice President, Thespians, Annual Staff. SYLVIA BUSHNELL-Senior Y-Teens, G. A. A., D. E. Club. RICHARD CALDWELL-Varsity Club, Football, Track, Basketball, Choir. ROBERT CLINGENPEEL-Varsity Club, Football, Track. JANICE COLLINS'-AHDU3l Staff, Beta Club, G. A. A., Senior Y-Teens, Volleyball Team, Basketball Team. MARY ANN COMER-Senior Y-Teens, Commercial Club. SANDRA CREASY-Senior Y-Teens, Newspaper. CAROL CRocRET'r-Head Cheerleader, Senior Y-Teens, Choir, Senior Masque, Thespians. NORMA CROWDER-Senior Y-Teens, Choir. Bos CRUIcIcsHANK-Thespians, Beta Club, Varsity Club, S. C. A., Co-Captain, Football, Wrestling, Choir, Annual Staif, President, Junior Class. DONALD DIVERS-F0Otb3llQ Basketball, Varsity Club, Track, Hi-Y, S. C. A., President, Senior Class, Presi- dent, Eighth Grade, Secretary, Ninth Grade. JoE ANN DoBEINs-Senior Y-Teens, Beta Club, Secretary, Red Cross, Cheerleader, Annual Staff, Accompanist, Choir, Vice President, Senior Class. MAE DOGAN-F. H. A., D. E. Club. BILL Doss-Vice President, D. E. Club. SALLIE DowNARu-President, Senior Masque, Business Manager, Annual Staff, Thespians, Literary, Senior Y-Teens, S. C. A., Beta Club, Secretary, Ninth Grade, Debate Team. JUDSON DURHAM-Choir, Hi-Y. PEGGY ELSWICK-Senior Y-Teens, Choir. JANE EPPERLEY-Senior Y-Teens, Commercial Club. JEANETTE EPPERLY-BCI3 Club, Senior Y-Teens, Vice President, Commercial Club. HARRY EVANS-Football, Wrestling. JESS FLEMING-Hi-Y, Reporter, Beta Club, President, Eighth Grade, Secretary, Tenth Grade, President, Junior Class. PHILLIP ANN GARDNER-Senior Y-Teens, Senior Masque, Beta Club, Literary, Choir, Annual Staff, Vice Presi- dent, S. C. A., Treasurer, Eighth Grade. BERNITA GEISER-President, G. A. A., Thespians, Senior Masque, Beta Club, Literary, Newspaper, Senior Y-Teens, S. C. A., Basketball Team, Volleyball Team. DORIS GILMER-N0 Activities. GILLIE GIVENS-ChOifQ Hi-Y, Treasurer, D. E. Club. FRANCES GoRDoN-Senior Y-Teens, Choir, Newspaper, Commercial Club, Thespians. PRATER GRAY-Band. JANE GREEN-Newspaper. KERSEY HARPER-D. E. Club. JOYCE HAYES-Senior Y-Teens, D. E. Club. DEWEY HEGLAR-FOOIb3llQ Wrestling, Varsity Club, Annual Staff, Band. JOHNNY HIcKs-Football, Track, Varsity Club, Literary, S. C. A. ARTHUR HILLQTFCSSUFCF, Thespians, Senior Masque, Choir. HAZEL HocAN-Vice President, G. A. A., Senior Y-Teens, Senior Masque. SHIRLEY HoLs'roN-Assistant Head Cheerleader, Master Key, Senior Y-Teens, President, Commercial Club, G. A. A., S. C. A. BARBARA HOSTETTER'ChOif Director, Senior Y-Teens, Student Director, Choir, Thespians, Literary Club BILL JAGO-President, S. C. A., Senior Mas ue, Literary, Thespians, Beta Club, Hi-Y, Varsity Club, Annual StaH', Rotas, Debate Team, President, Tenth Grade, Vice President, Ninth Grade. SHIRLEY JoHNs--Senior Y-Teens, Senior Masque, Com- mercial Club. +6l38i5 ' Ddzeclafzg DONNIE JAMISDN-President, Band, President, Hi-Y, Beta Club, S. C. A. KATHERINE KEALEY-D. E. Club, Senior Y-Teens. CHARLES LAVENDER-Varsity Club, Wrestling, Manager, Football. JUNE LAWSON1D. E. Club, Treasurer, Commercial Club. ROBLEY LIGHT-President. Beta Club, Vice President, Literary, S. C. A., Hi-Y, Thespians, Senior Masque, Varsity Club, Wrestling, Annual Staff, Debate Team. jo ANN LINK-Senior Y-Teens, Secretary, Commercial Club, Beta Club, Librarian, Choir, Secretary, Eighth Grade, Secretary, Tenth Grade, Secretary, Senior Class. Bos LIPES-NO Activities. BILL LOUTHIAN-Band. FRANCES MARTIN-No Activities. NORMA JEAN MARTIN-Senior Y-Teens, Choir. BETTY MATTHEWS-Senior Y-Teens, Senior Masque, Thespians, G. A. A. ALFRED MCCLEARN1FOOlb3llQ Basketball, Hi-Y, Liter- ary, President, Varsity Club. EARL McDowELL-Co-Captain, Football, Varsity Club. BARBARA MCGRADY-Senior Y-Teens, Choir. JEANE MENEEEE-Thespians, G. A. A., Senior Y-Teens Senior Masque, Literary, Newspaper. RHETA MlNTON G. A. A. BARBARA MOODY-N0 Activities. DALE MooRE-Varsity Club. PATSY MORRIS-Senior Y-Teens, Thespians, Annual Staff, Senior Masque, Commercial Club. JANICE lXlULLEN N0 Activities. MARY KAY MULLEN-Senior Y-Teens. PEGGY ib1URPHY'CO-EdlIOf, Newspaper, Choir, Senior Y-Teens, Cheerleader, S. C. A., Secretary, Thespians, Senior Masque, Literary. BOBBY OLIVER-Beta Club, Vice President, Hi-Y, Thespians, Football, Basketball, Track, Reporter, Senior Class, Historian, junior Class. DORIS PAINTER-Vice President, Senior Y-Teens, Secre- tary, Beta Club, Publication Head, Newspaper, Commercial Club, Head of Y-Teen Dance Chorus. CLARENCE PARKER1S. C. A., Senior Masque, Hi-Y, Rotas, Thespians, Literary, News Editor, Newspaper, LERDY PAxToN-Manager, Football, Manager, Basket- ball, Varsity Club. ! . . . BILLY PERDUEWNO Activities. WALTER POFF-D. E. Club, Varsity Club, Football. DAVID PowELL-Varsity Club, Wrestling, Choir, Presi- dent, Ninth Grade. MARY ALICE PowELL-Annual Staifg Program Chairman Senior Y-Teens, Secretary, S. C. A., Senior Masque, Treasurer, Literary. BETTY REYNOLDS-Thespians. DORIS RICHARDS-Choir, Newspaper. NANCY jo RooT-President, Senior Y-Teens, Vice Presi- dent, Beta Club, Thespians, Senior Masque, Com- mercial Club, Annual Staff, S. C. A., Secretary, Junior Class. JOE ST.CLAIR-TFCHSUFCY, Hi-Y, Red Cross, Treasurer, Tenth Grade. LEONARD SHANK'N0 Activities. HAROLD SHEETS-Business Editor, D. E. Club. JOHN SIMMONS-Thespians, Literary, Rotas, Feature Editor, Newspaper. OATY SLEDD-NO Activities. MAX SMITH-Varsity Club, Literary. JOYCE SMITI-IERs-Senior Y-Teens, Secretary, D. E. Club. ROBERT SPRINKLE-Varsity Club, Football, Vice Presi- dent, Tenth Grade. SHIRLEY THORNSEURY-Senior Y-Teens, Literary, Senior Masque, Vice President, Choir, G. A. A., Commercial Club. FREDDY VAUGIIAN-Editor, Annual, Beta Club, Hi-Y, Rotas, Choir. DORIS VEsT-Senior Y-Teens, Newspaper. IsoI.DE WACHTER-Thespians, Senior Y-Teens, Literary, Senior Masque, Choir, Class Speaker, l952. GAYNELLE WALKER-Senior Y-Teens, Commercial Club. DAVID WHl1'E'-WfCSlllHg. AUDREY WII.RERsoN-Choir, Senior Y-Teens. BILL WILSON-D. E. Club. RIARY Louisl-1 WlLS0N1D. E. Club. Bon W1NGb'IELD'VlCC President, Varsity Club, Presi- dent,juniorClass. CAROLYN WIsE-Senior Y-Teens, Senior Masque, Art Club, Choir. DAVID WooD-Varsity Club, Football, Wrestling, Track, Baseball. DIANA Woon-Co-Editor, Newspaper, Senior Y-Teens, Literary, Choir, Poetry Club. DoN Wooos-Varsity Club, Thespians, Football, Basket- ball, Track. JOHN WRlGllT'FO0lb3llQ Captain, Wrestling, Varsity Club. RICHARD WRIGHT-Literary Club. ROY WRIGHT-Beta Club, Varsity Club, Wrestling, Football. +9i39l9' this ie famine 60:44 iii Awfl i 5 l L lcrllli LEFT: Corky Ayerf, Presidentj Prircilla Shafer, fire Prariclenl CENTMA: Mrs. Catherine Loomif, Head Sponfor RIGHT: janet Carter, Secretary: A. C. flflyerf, Treasurer I :Mini jvc? la fl V ' vw Mil rwlryv p . ,my The initial activity of the Junior Class was an assembly comprised of variety acts. In December, the Junior Class sponsored the annual Christmas dance at which Betty Lois Atkins was crowned Holly Queen. April found the Class accepting plaudits on its successful lylinstrel. To climax the year's activities the class honored the graduating class with the traditional junior-Senior Prom. -:Sf 4.0 fie- W. x lx . KK in Ti s Q . ,, S, R f if iv' V P so f V W w l 1 ,ij x , Y 1 is 1 M' w I M.. .ffl j-5 Y AB 3 X x . Y S 1 rg S0 5 R sa SA tv Q-G Y! 'FW E' to ki. x M iw., Sa N is .NN S 1 g R fi' ul N A j dvi f S F s SW .fn A gf 'K Q N? 'lei 'fx MM Q 'iff V Q , l K 5 w WS' vw mm 3 .fi Q ma fm I Ss 'WW 3 'ak :K wi -W gi lug, ww, K, mis 'mf .ww 4 5 GW 5? we gg 9 l Q E, ,ww ,A i vf H' M J-f P QF M Q s? vo ff . if :sg el 00 QUUQW 9 A -r A .3 9 xv 4 Q ',--11 1 this 9' Vs? X gb? E YW 'wi' M Q QV s xv - v 'N X51 .s iw fi viii? Y x- R 5 fx Q x 'x r' if fish SA V vw 9 Q, 5 sd gf' 1 If , J' 5?-IQ fwf ,. x 3, HQ Q K U, I K ' .6 5 if iilfw 23? Q W wg ,g Q? is uf QWSJ GO ww N RQ ' ,Q :fi K1 3 s 6 15 xg.. nw 4353 K as v . W F lm, .A ii X . N' sf 16? i if QQ yy -W s 3 W lieu M104-kia? 93'- VAOPMA. yusvd' Jfvelwmlc. e,QL.Q.VnJL!. N l X l ,A gy 5 'X 'N .X W x v N .- no X 2 X P ll .V x Y' llj I XX, K X ll l K L xx ' X L Xl ' l Q- A x .1 N' ' il Y , I Junior Snapshots fzwzzk flfefadw , lla: mm 0wWa,4wa2 Covkq AqvY 2 Priscilla Slqalewf 'Jamal Carlelf Dean Doss Elizdheflq lldmbrlbk Blll Goldsbq lffdlfsutdbtld. 'gat Spozt' Wzitifhat Marqavel Willlnide Cline Hall Edqav Baker louise Volts Jo Ann Mc Neev' Kenneth lMllldms 'lf 'Q .J X .gf .. af A r- ,,, , 1,1 c? ,f T, -11, ,, f A ' if -Ca K Q Fr. df YP 4 , . . ' Sr W., K 'YIRST Run: .llzflf l,'z1rb111:gl1',v llnmf Rrmm, .lIr,r. I.llUUllAJ',l' llnmf Rnum, .llr. lJr11'1',v'f llnnzf Room, fllr. H lx'1'rfc'.1 llnmf Room l Sl-lk'0Nll Rim: llfllly Qllffll. Hflly 1,n1'.v .1tlc1'r1.1 am! ffnurtq .llrxn lI1'l'l'fr1,vm1',f Ffrxll lIf7'I.IId ,'1HI!'V'I'fI1H lllllklllf'-X' f,'la,u,' lfzming Ilia' lfafcw Ill ilu' '52 Prom Qi! All li:- !-'vw jimmy Roberson, Preriderlt Nancy Ahshire, Vine Prexnlerzt Margaret Lavinder, Srrrflary jimmy 'l'aylor, Trfafurrr lidward Adams Annette Anders Charles Arrington Carlton Assaid john Athan Charles Atkinson Betty Ayers Carolyn Ayers Myrna Baldwin Betty Ballantine Don Basham Peggy Bishop Charles Bowling Marcheta Breeden David Brewer Patricia Brock Phyllis Brumlield Billy Bryant Billy Burnette Rebecca Bushnell Nolan Cassell janet Cobb Buddy Cochran Minnie Cole jimmy Conner Jackie Connell Hurley Cox Sarah Coyner Sybil Cramer Norma Croft janet Cntts Sandra Dick Ruth Downard Eleanor Durham Janice Edwards Mary Iilizabeth Fage Betty Fayne Donald Fcrrell Phyllis Ferrell Donald Fisher Don Geiser Lolene Gibson johnny Gilbert Frank Gisiner . 'xZ1 iQ4 U.e..A1'3a: lgafeiamofze 21 up X ya X ! wr Z X A if If xx ,i,, , if XA 2 x V ,C Q ai s 32 g . . U 4?-I 15 e O lx EB A sq 46 lak- W? . r 1 5 S , Ay? 1 is-R if Kenneth Glass Charles Glore Charlotte Gray Grace Green Bobby Greer Sherry Greer Marilyn Hacker Yvonne Hackworth Artennls Hall Glenn Hall Frances Hart James Harth Scott Haskins Sonny Hauser Jean Hopkins Frank Horton Rebecca Hudson Gwenette Hurst Barbara Jennings Howard Jones Alleene Johnston P. T. Johnson Rosemary Johnson Anne Keziah Mary Louise King Lorraine Kingcry Don Kinum Alice Lanford Dolores Law Joyce Layman Gretchen Lemon flip ill LJCAQ Par Light pgs T g Joe Lucas ff ACCCD1, Charles Martin 10, K V Don Martin L 4111 ff Lowell Maxey Loretta McBride Ireland McGrady Sarah Meador Jody Metts Christine Miller Regina Minton Lewis Moore Pat Muddiman Dorothy Mullen Ruth Nance Bobby Newman Larry Pack 'W fwlW'w ' IQ-Ia M1 ,Q .. XZAQQ .dl LJ QV- vvld tr! V 0 , ds' fi Q W .Lf lQl?C'il5W M236 A' . l 5 'z'lAfX',6 7 ly' U07 ' ,117 , My M S e H444 II . lr 'v YV 'WU 7 Patricia Palnier Wlilliam Palmer Ted Patterson Nancy Perdue Bobby Pirrung Betty Persinger Danny Peters Charles Peterson Peggy Powell Donald Prillanian Bob Pugh Jeanette Rakes Clyde Rice Sondra Rierson Alvin Rose Don Sanders Shelva Sarvcr Norma .lean Shank Martha Sink Harry Skinnell H. B. Sprinkle Bobby Stalnhack Billy Stevens Bobby Stevens Doris Stultz john Stultz james Sutlitf Carl Swisher Virginia 'Vhoinas liarhara Tlionipson Anita 'llingler Ula 'Folly Arlene Toms Leon Turner Dorothy Tyree Hattie Cinherger David Cpdike -lane Vaught lrorctta Vest Patricia Wax Denny Wleddle Sara VVhitehcad john Willhide liugcnc VVilliams Charlene Wvillis Bernard VVingo Faye NVood Loretta Wood Nona Wray Ann Wright liva Mac Yates X gl ki 41 1 Q S 4 ' X ,, x ,. XA K lXlKi A - eel was ' ll r K i l' l 7 Q 1 -I xg 9 Q sf y, ill! ,. me '2- j Q K 5 Q I NOT PIC'I'L'RED 'Robert Carter Joanne Fauccttc Barbara Hurst Gail Pipkin Sybil Rucker Ray Wade I xt .by 4 U K . , I. y s Q fa ' r . M' s J I , 'X 1 . W fa s 3' s sf N n i at 5 on to .i .Ng ,.,A 1:3 vu ...E 92? v A -aff 48 Don Rucker, Prznkiznt Gibby Wingfield. Vic: Pfznlenl Pat Owen, Szcrrlury Susie Brown, Trzafuref Nan Albaugh Rodney Almond Pat. Anderson Pat Arnold john Arthur Linda Austin joan Basham Jeanette Belcher Cecil Bowles Bobby Bowman Ellen Bowman Harold Bray Elaine Brown Billy Bryant jean Buchanan Gloria Carter Dora Campbell Cecil Chittuln Xleredith Clarke Ruth Clingenpeel Ira Clingenpeel Billy Cochran losephine Cook . Ielvin Conner Reva Crawford Ramona Creggar Marvin Croft Raymond Cronin Nancy Cundiff Nlary Lee Deyerle Norma Dority Robert Dunlap Sallie Dunlap John Duke Phyllis Edwards jill Edwards Shirley Elmore june Ferris jerry Ferguson Xlax Fleming Nancy Foster joycc Gates Jean Grimes Ronald Griffin Betty Goldstein Chester Gorman Patricia Hammer Mary Ann Harrison Gail Hesse Frank Hill Bobbie Hogan Carol Humphries Charles jackson Connie jennings Wallace Johnston Darlene jones Ruth jones Nancy Jo Karlet Richard Key Robert Kirkner Evelyn Lavender Charles Ling June Lockard Lowell Dogwood Bill Xlatherly Nancy Klauck Loretta McKinney Nancy Mitchell Carolyn Moody Howard Morris lliackie Nash onald Nash Jerry Newman Anita Nickols Robert Nickols Betty jean Oxley Hazel Painter Joyce Painter Patricia Paul Betty jean Payne jerry Paxton Connie Pedigo Alva Peregoy Warren Pegram Frances Powell Shirley Radford Jeanne Rakes Carolyn Rakes Nlarilyn Reid Cecil Rile Claudine Riley Carolyn Roberson Chester Rogers 'l'ed Rowe David Runion Velda Rutledge Emelyn St.Clair Susan Salomonsky ,lo Anne Saunders Sandra Saunders Arlene Sears jack Simms Betsy Sink Georgie Sink Norma jean Sink Ronald Sizer Betty jo Smothers Shirley Snyder Ann Marie Spangler Betty Lou Stubbs Chrystella Stultz Carol Thornsbu ry Ruth Townsend Peggy Vandergrilt Nathan Wall Tommy Wiley john Williams Adrian Willis Nlarilyn Wilmer Peggy Lou Wood Betty jean Woods Nlartha Ann Woolwine O . . fg Q A S , ,. as Q, ' ' , I S A I. , is ms, 5 4 x I I itll. . ...: 4 L x K -'Q K- :. 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Q .,.- I . , if iq tstl lk C if is V1 ' - 1 : Q t ,..,, X mf NOT PICTURED Norma Ray Brown Don Gilmer Larry Pack Robert Brown Shirley Buck Eugene Cunningham Sally Ann Dailey Eugene llogan Dorothy Morris Mary Nell Moyer Annie Myers +3 49 lef- jim Pierce Benny Wallace lid lVebh Fern Iris West Wm Qaeda 2 i i 3 is Q 2' 9 A F -wk I Q , .l jmlp King. l'rri1'rlm! llnniux Xliillistvr, l'1rr I rr ulrnl llickn-WunlvvillcxSffrtmrv 'lvl urn joyce Ann .Mluins Kanye .Xlluulpli Buluhy .Xllvn I.zn'ry .Xlkins Billy .Xwmnl l.:m'rQ'llx'1' Burpzcl jus:-pl: Bvnrnl Zninlal Bcckwilll Czmmlyll Sun' Blnrli Xlury Xlici- Brands I4-my Iiimles llv.-:nnnn Bnviling Ray Bowling Donald Bradley Clmrlcs Brxuninn-I Kenneth Brxunlnc-I Rulwbii- Brqunrnrr Bobby Bri-we-r ,lainicc Brillhzirt Ray Brown Xlnrllln Blirlixllnlil Nm-villv Bnchzlnzin Ynrnm Burger Xurnm jenn Caldwell l':ltriciu Czlllnhzln klxum-N Cziniplu-ll Dnvial Carter l'illsvmrll1 Clzlrkc Shirlvy Xlzuric Craft B4-tty ,Iunn Craig llnvid Craig Pcgpgy lun Cr:-zm-y Gi-urge Davis Kenna-lh Davie Ye-rszul ll:-:iring juyvc Dillon lin-urge l'i:im-N Peggy je-:in l'iw-rs lfrzxnk liigg jnincs llngg ,lcun Falls lris I-Xml-in ,lnincf Fcrgumn Xlzury l crr1-ll klznnc- lfivlalx Ray lfislwv' l5i:nnn:u lfuley Phillip l r:u'lu:l' .lirycs .Xnn ling' Billy Guylur Oscar K lilmm l.ind:u Gil.-5 Rc-ulwn Kinlilncin Bah llxnle- Bclty ,lean llnrnlwrifk Sylx in l lnrpcl' Unrlzind llzirris l':1IriCi:l llzirlh llunznlnl llzurtmnn .Xnnc-tic llicks Butch llolfnmn l re-Llricli Ilnh Virgil llurton Bobby llzulsvr Susan llowcll Becky l luinphreyx Bruce lkcrt l':iul jzucolws Nlickcy -lnnnz-y Yvonne- Ali-nning, Bunny john: lfddie ,Innes Riclinrd Alunes Donald Km-atmi Ralph Key Charles Kingcry Frank Kings-ry Robert Lancaster Shelia Lawrence Lester l.eBrie Gary lee Xlicl-rcy I1:Grande Glendon lemon Kenneth Lloyd Colene Lyle Larry Xlartin Shirley Xlaxey Arlene Nlays Nlarita NlcDaniel Roy XlcFarlanc,l julia .-Xnn Nletz Shirley Dean Xletz Sonja Nlinnix Randolph Xloler Patricia Xlorgan Michael Xlorris Betty .Xnn Xlunsey Billy Newman blames Nichols Donna 0'Brien Freda Overstreet dean Owens Vayne Parks Gloria Peregoy Diane Pilson Douglas Poll' Wilson Potts Dean Price Gary Pritchard Donnie Radford john Reed David Rhodes Xlichael Ruddo Dallas Scaggs Frances Showalter Lois Virginia Sirurn Nathaniel Sink livelyn Skinnell Charles Sledd Joyce Ann Smith Lorena Smith Leona Snow Barrie Stevens Warren Stewart Anne Xlarie Strickl one er Betty jane 'l'hompson Billy 'Lhompson Robert Trinlto Rebecca Turner Norma Updike Carol Vaughan julian Venable james Wlalker David Waltz jane Webb Patricia Webh Carolyn West Joseph West Wayne Wills jackie Wingo Betty Witt Connie Wbod Bobby Woodson Carol Young Norma Zollman Qu agua Bobby .-Kveson Sonny Belcher Theodore Brammer Donald Craft Donald Fernat NOT PICFURHD Trilbie Lee Ferrell Wayne Fizer Nlarie French Calvin Hicks Frances Keaton -:El 51 L7 , vi W i, 1 l,.. xx ' 1 .0 .I Y if 'v .1 - 1x,X'J 'VU aaa Glen Lyle Lois Ann 'I'homa Xlartha .-Xnn Sharp jo .-'lnne Vincent Xlyra Ann Shifllet liarsul lVilliams Jack Smith Douglas Wloody Donald Thomas School Life I AB0x seats. 2-S. C. .X. Installation. 3-'l'l1e sawdust boys. 44'l'l1e jakcr. 5 glligzxr NI xrtls. fx flke and TV. 7f0rdcring Senior rin lflectlon banner. 0' f'l'l1e Big llolc, 10-jnyzlnd-lackson. ll --The llml annual Stall' outing. I2 NVQ- didn't :nuke it. I asf 52 li? School Life I Stills limp runm gain an-:atrial 2 E. if 2. 75 7 .. Y T y. 7 5 5 .1 '1 X E' 'SL 5 F. -5- I m H 'T fb , 5 1 U1 y E E, ff i 5 , I1 ng lvqnckwnrd. 7 Iklioy and his buys. 8 Freddy :md Nanny ,lu :xt Y. XI. l. O S. C, .X. banners. IO Smilc' .Khlwyl ll Ucwey's debut. I: luxkm-xw? +35 53 fli- 'lVV1N'l'IcR W'0xImlikl,ANlJ : D. Riclizxrds, C. l.einrrn, X. Keizali, X. XlcNeer, S. Russell, S. Craft. S. Johnston. .2 Xlulm OF llrmuk: Carol Crocket!1OUl2l-IN: Peggy Ramsey , Uulml-:ssur'1'111cS14:,xsrms: B:-tty luis .Xtkins. 4 Xln CoL'R'r: Xl. Sink, .-'L llenr5 , Nl. Kingery. l'. Shafer. N. j. Rool,S.N'l1itelxend. S.Xl'illl1idc, S. llolsmn, C. Crockett P Ramsey, li, Zimnlcrlnzxn, l'. I.. Bower. P. X. Gardner, -I. .X. Dolvluins, Y. .Xlvis, llicks, C. Wvisc. B. QX. Doyle: CHILDRI-IN: D. Silas, D. Dixon, D. Bower, Xl. Ferris. '.-wki-31: lJnom.i4. : B. lirmwcr, Nl. I.. Deyerle, li. Delpng, P. Owen. E. Dye. 6 BASEBALLillli.-Ux1,v FIRST Row: J. lirillhart, j. Nlenefcc, IC. llannbrickg SECOND Row: y yDa wards, R. Xlintun, S. Alilf, Xl. llzxrm-l. 7 I ICTIIR Cll1'I'ON'I':Xll.,l, CHICKS: K. Albzuxgli, D. 0'Bri:1n, ll. Hill: Prlrrckz Bill jzlpo. -if 5-L 5 , J 4. v . '.Yl,,' .kflflz f , . . . ' ' 'VOL' -ff 1.4.1 ' A c ll v I Tues ffva' f md. xj-4,z1fL,.Q fl,A44, bl.. ' k., h 111541: ' '. 1 '.,!'.4Q . 'J Q YU' l I V J' unsung? mfggwmmm 3338311 waz:-a555'? AIARCH 6-State Basketball Tournament I6-S. C. A. Election 2O7BHl1d Concert 25vSl21tC One-Act Play Contest 28-fSpring Formal Blilmlamm 155553114111 APRIL S. I. P. A. Convention -Junior Minstrel Beta Club Convention District VI Forensics S. C. A. Convention f Lili wi NIARCH l6wS. C. A. Election APRIL IOYS. I. P. A, Convention - -L BILL JAGO S. C. A. ROBLEY LIGHT Beta Club CAROL BowER junior Red Cro NANCY jo Roor Senior Y-Teens AIARTHA SINR junior Y-Teens DoNNIE JAMISON Senior Hi-Y, Band PEGGY AIURPHY Flzming Flafh DIANA Wooo Flzming Flafh PA IILINE GRAY ss Council Future Homemakers of America BE'rrY LOIS ATKINS National Thespians JAY BowER Literary Club SALLIE DOWNARD Senior Masque DoN SANDERS junior Masque SHIRLEY HoLsToN Commercial Club RUTH TOWNSEND Poetry Club RONALD CREASY Distributive Educa HAZEL PAINTER Library Club BI-:RNITA GEISER Girls' Athletic Assoc CAROL CROCKETT Senior Cheerleaders JOYCE CRAWFORD Junior Cheerleaders DEAN Doss Choir tion C ub iation FIRST ROW: B. -Iago, E. Durham, C. Crockett, M. N. llloyer, Connell, S. Ilolftrm, Crawford, Bower, P. T. folzn- Jon, W1'llh1'dz, Mrx. Curtin SECOND Row: M. A. Powell, j. Carter, M. Sink, P. Edwardf, R. Bowling, j. Gilbert, D. Don, C. Parker, R. Venable, F. fvaughan THIRD Row: P. A. Gardnrr, C. Davir, N. f. Roof, ll. Painfrr, f. Ilirlef, R. Light, B. Root, D. While, C. Ayerr, D. jamixon FOURTH Row: D. Blount, B. Geirer, j. Brillhart, j. Fallx, S. Dorvnarrl, F. Keafmi, D. Rurker, Mrflllirter, C. Ling, H. B. Sprinkle, Mrf. Painter I I I OFFICERS BILL JAGO ..........,.. ...,........,... ..,..... P r efident PHILLIP ANN GARDNER. . . ............. . , . Vice Prfxident NIARY ALICE POWELL .... ...... S rrrelary DONALD BLOUNT .,......... . . , .llixtorian MRS. RUTH PAINTI-:R I MRS. ROMA GUSTIN ,F ' ' ' ' ' 'spomou The Student Cooperative Association, sponsored by the P. T. A., serves as the coordinating head of all club activities and major school projects. Every student is a member. The council is composed of all club and class presidents, home-room representatives, and S. C. A. officers, who are elected annually by the student body. The council meets monthly and the oflicers preside at the assembly each month. The S. C. A. conducted the first assembly, in which we gave a welcome to all the new and old students. In No- vember, in recognition of American Education Week, the S. C. A. and the Beta Club gave a tea for the faculty and former graduates who are teaching in Roanoke. One of our annual projects is the filling of Christmas baskets for the needy families. This year we filled more baskets than in any of the previous years. These baskets were presented during a very inspiring Christmas assembly program. Also during the Christmas season, we cooperated with the Chamber of Commerce in the Christmas Parade by having Carol Crockett as our representative. Another project was the publication of the Student Handbook, which was begun last year. These books were prepared for the general information of both the old and new students. S. C. A. delegates attended the District meeting in the fall and the State Convention in the spring, at Mary Washington College. Our president conducted a discussion group at the state convention. The Spring Formal was a big success. livery one had a good time and the orchestra was enjoyed by all. Another interesting experience of the year was an exchange of S. C. A. ofhcers with those of Jefferson. This gave us an opportunity to observe the council at work and exchange ideas. This has proven to be a very active year for the S. C. A.. but it would not have been possible without the whole- hearted support of every student and the wonderful guidance of our sponsors, Xlrs. Painter and Mrs. Gustin. OFFICICRS ROBL1-:Y LIGHT. .. ...,.,...,.,,. .. . , NANCY jo ROOT. . . .....,...,.. . .l'z're Doms PAINTER , .... . .. . . , . RAY HARIJY ...,....... . . . . MRS. FLIZABETI1 POWELL 1 Miss GAYLE JOHNSON ' ' . l rfrz'der1I Pref ide nt Src rftary Trfaf u rn Sponmri The National Beta Club is a leadership-service organization for high school students. It was founded to stimulate effort, reward achievement, and to encourage and assist its members to continue their education alter high school lhe Beta motto, is, Uliucamus aliis servicndO Ql.et us lead by serving othersl. 'l'his vear the Beta Club held a formal induction service for new members in assemblv. There also was an inform il initiation subper held. I We sold football programs to raise the scholarship money which was given to Hob Wingo and Beverly Raltts 'llo round up the year's activities, we held our annual Beta banquet. FIRST ROW: B. Uliiver, F. faugliazz, xl. Dobbinf, N. Roof, D. Painter, R. Light, R. llzmly, D. fanzifozz, B. fate SECOND Row: ll. .lIl'f17'f1tIj', If. Drlxmg. P. Slzqffr, S, Dowzzard, P. .-I. Ganlrifr, .-I. Lirzlc, Epperly, D, Rmuz . Crafvfnrrf f . . , 'l'u1kn Row: Illrf. l'owflf, B, Pfam, C. Bufefr, 11. .llfw'r, P. lvflfv, C. Jerry, lf. l1f'fJfr, .lI. llllifulllff, P. Cray, N. Crf, r S. jofzrzftmz, Bowfr, 1'll.'IIlf7lg, S. Craft V D V FOURTII Row: R. l'enalJlf, R. llfriiglif, B. I.'fl1Iit'k.Yl1l17lA', 1V. Rlmdrf, C. Ilall, lxjffl, D. ,fllfljllfl +3 ss l'uts'r Row: j. .I. lloblzirzf, I.. hnurv, ID. .'llt',AIll1.vIfr. C. lim:-fr, L. llflvf Si-:maxim Row: lf. llf177I1lfl'1'A', lf. Stlffair. I . llartlz. R. llnftvianl. .ll. l.. llryrrlr. C. Uvfllllz' 'l'uuum limi: H. lInltl.fl1y.G. lfirzgfifltl. J. .YIil'llUf.f, I . Pugh. lf. llyf. lf. lfI1Ilf. j'. ffllllf, D. l'r1'r.f'. .llr.i. Ili nt- ll mm enigma act! Ol l lClfRS QQARHI, limviak. , . . .. . l'rrt.'tlt .Ima .XNN lloimixs.. , .. Snr-wrt lhitstsx' l,lJXYIiI.I. ,. . . . . l,l'HlQ!'fIlIl ffflfll-IAN Xlks. XvlYIAX l,lR'kIiNSON . -Nfwrtt 1 'llhc 'Iunior Rt-tl Cross Council is nizttlc up of clcctt-tl rvprm-st-iit:ttix'vs fiwmi t-ztcli limm- mimi. Our :mutt tl it ll L ill in Svptctiilwr rc-sultctl in unc littntlrt-tl pcr Ccut IllCIlllHk'fSlllp. Our own Pt'n-sitlviit. Cztml l5owt'r. st-rx't'tl us cliztiim an lu tht' city junior Rt-tl Cross Council. The council imrticipzttctl in tht- lollowiiiu :tctixitit-s: I. Xvtcrnns l'ilf1lIlf' Dt-ct-riilwr xt. lfillt-tl Cliristmas gilt stockings lu. l'rt-scntctl vztricty program Alztuunry at. l'rt-scntctl variety program Xlurch at. Prcscrittml two wxtrtl wrourams l , h. Gatvc out- ward party with rcfrt-slitut-rits c. Sponsored tht- llillium lflcttiiiiu Choir in :tn ltztstvr prngrztiti, lulltmwtftl hy il xztrit-ty xhm thc' council mcmht-rs. 2. l it-lil trip to Blood Bank 2. .Xssistctl in .xklllll Roll Call Drirt' 4. l'rt-sviitt-tl Roll Cross llrourxitu at Stonvwxtll .latclisou -lunitmr High School wx 59 NANUY jo Rocrr. . Doms l'AlNT1ak CAROL Howl-:R .... Sulkm-:Y jouxsrox. , VIVIAN Aims .... Pucsczv Nlunufm' l'Rlscl1.1.A SHAFICK PATSY Xloluus mia Z - eem UI I lCICRS . . , . ,..,,. . .l,N?J'1,ff1'Ill Sl-:1 l'1+1rx1m1l4 '4- , . . 1 111' 1,Fl',Vllft'7ll . Rf'L'H7'lllll.S Sffffftllj' fJL I'UlHiR . lfurnupnmliug Sffrffrzry . . , Tl'fll.V1l!'.f'l' XIARY ALICE POXYI-.l.l. Xfwlaxi mc SA1,1.nc Ilowwmm . ,f,'I?H1?7ll.ffl':' fflzairmrn CAROL KINQLIALRY ICLINOR Dr:l.0Ncs IJICCICRIIKIAR jo ANN KICNIQIQIL SHIRIJQY Ho1.s'mN ulovcxc CNRAXYFORD BARBARA Hos'rn-1'r'1'1aR Clluir llimmr wl.xxu',x1u' .Ima ANN Domuxs . . . I.'lzn1'r .'lfm111fmr1lFf Xllss 'l'Hl'lLMA Nlmuus , , .,. .ltfi l4,Vz'I' Q'.Xl,lfXU.XR R4-cn-prion lmzuln-rship Vlvfilillillf Cmnfcrcrncn' Ra-cognition SL-rvicv Roll Call Wm-vk l'iJlSlli0I1 Show Chocolnu-S for Christmas l,I'UUl'ZlIll thu --XY:1shil1utm1 Trip Wbrld Fcllmvsllip VNU-k 'l'c:1 for Nlllilllllll YXYCX liozxnl Nlcm XYorld Fcllowsllip liuuquct -ilunior Spuuhn-Ili Suppm-1' llumqixmgof 1huGrf-cu Christmas Pzxgcunl cxllbillki llunurs lsoldv Ili-Y, Y-'l'c'c'r1 BllIlklllR'l Senior XIUllH'I'AID1lll!llIL'F l3:1nq11c'r 1 n FIRST Row: If. Ilehnlg, 1. .Hz Xrrr, Cru:zj7frd, lfrzlllmrf. I. Slmfrr, S. jnlrn-ffm, l'. .4ff'1'-. X. Rwfl. JI. J. l'ff:z'fll, S. l2u:z'nz1ni. P. Jlvvrfllx, C, Bu ur IJ, l'ru'n!rr. 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Cmlvv. xl. Ifrilllmvr, lim!-,l'.,4rm,l11. l', ll r ,M NIARTIIA SINK . Plcum' Pow!-11.1. XAN :Xl,HAl'Gli XIYRNA HA1.1m'1x HAZIQI. l'AlxT1sk SARA XYIIITI-Illl'lAIl BIi'l I'Y BAI.I,AN'I'IX :KSN VYRIQQI11' Rvru C1.1xm3xrl-11- XIARY 1,1411 IDICYLR SARAH Covxn-ix BARBARA IIl'ks'r JOAN BASIIAM XIARY l':LIZAl!E'l'll RUTH IJOXYXARD . PnvL.1.1s FDNYARIJS UITICI mica .RS . ......... I'rf.v1'1If'r1t . ...... l'll'I' I'rf.fi1Ifr1I , . Ilfrfmffzlg S!'l'I'f'IIlVj' , f,'11rrf',fpur1zI1'r1g St'fl'I'Ill7'5' , ...,...,.. Trfru ll rfr .f,'n11lm1'lln' LYIIIII-I'IlIz'PI . . . . . . , . . , , . ,,lIz1m'r Ivy . . Ilfml of IJIUIEK Clwruf I?11,fir1e,r.r .llanrzgfr Qf 'I'fIIfr g- C.'Xl,l'.XlJ.XR I'wliliRl'ARY -Brotlwrhood Xlouth -Slain' CIUIIIUYUIICL' lh-hl in Rozmo Half-Daly QNUIII-L'l'1'IlCl' XIAINI1 YFIISIIIOH Show and Showvr YIDKMI-I71lllUllIl'F llinnvr Holy Wlwk Scrviccs .XPRIL Potato Chip Sak' junior Xlollu'r-Dzulglnvr Bunquct XIAY Klux' Court 'Ibn Hui' ljilf' Oihcvrs Vltfllillillg Clinic his lll thee delegation :tt Xlt. Xlitclu-ll. 2 junior Club Valentines. K: Xlay Court 'll-11. 4 Nancy.Iocuttingzmniversnry cake. 5 Nlartha :tt rzunp, 6 Camp delegation. 7 l Li nn ind assistant ,Ivan at uork. Fi Dance Chorusvs. Q junior cabinet meeting. IO Betty Joyce Fitzgerald. lfasliiorl Show cotnrnentator, ll Sam and Xlzlrtha serve Xlt mrris I2 Registration :tl State Coiiferelivv. I3 Y Senior club Valentines. I4 Choirs. I5 Xlothers on Y-Teen iolx, to junior workshop at llnlf-Day Conference. I7 .Xnn I d itilorl Hive Isolde ill reception. IH Peggy, Shirley, and Xlary .Xlice enjoy potato chips. IO Xlodcls: Peggy, Betty luis. Sara, -lunc. 20 Teller Stuff. ll Our tlaugliter K 1 1 in K it vs. We Belong to the Y-Teens More than 250 Fleming Y-Teens decided to follow the National Y-Teen slogan, 1 Belong, and become members of the Y. XY. C. A. for IQS2-53. Fleming girls this year realized the full mean- ing of I Belongf, for they have had many activities within their own clubs that gave the feeling of Belonging. Also the local Y. XV. C. A. offered opportunities of belonging to a city-county- wide organizationg a State group, by entertaining the Y-Teen State Conference, and of a National organization, by making it possible for Roanoke Y-Teens to meet lNIiss Mary Perry and Nliss VVinifred W'ygal of the National Board. Isolde Wachter, our exchange student from Germany, has given us a keener feeling of world-wideness and world fellowship. Having her as a member of our club has been a real joy and because of our friendship with her we sent 500 bars of Chocolates for Christmas carrying our spirit and our Christian love to her country. The Dance Choruses, Teller Staff, and Choirs have given many girls opportunities to con- tribute to the clubs. For the first time two Y-Teen choirs were organized. Carol Crockett and Barbara Hostetter directed well and faithfully the Junior and Senior Choirs with Myrna Baldwin and joe Ann Dobbins as accompanists. The Dance choruses were well trained by Ruth Downard and Doris Painter and jo Ann iX1cNeer was ever faithful as Editor of the Teller. -at 62 lie 1 .Innior Cabinet. 2 llalf-Daly Conference. 3 :Xll aboard on the Carry-alll .Q Directors Carol and Barbara: .Xccompanists Xlyrna amlkloeflnii. 5 Xliss Self Y-'Il-cn Din-crm I Gilda and Santa tliilly Root I. 7 lloinc Room keys. 8 Sondra Ric-rs in dancing. 0 lea-for Nlary l'arry. IO liishwzushing after spaglielti supper. ll Our adviser. Xlis- Xloiri I Parry for our dangliu-rs. I: Xladonna. Nancy .lox just-ph, Donnie jlzniiison. I4 Senior Cabinet. IS llalloween calnnet meeting. lo junior 'l'rio: jo Knit. Xlartlia. Ruth I Y-'l'1-uns in NK ashington' Xli. l':iini:-r and Xliss Self. IR Clirisllnasl':ige:lnlc:isl. XYitl1 lure :ind Peace. lu llc-ads and Xssistanls: Ruth and Pliyllis: Doris and Patsy. zo ristmas party for lsoldv. Our Y-'I'een daughters, Gladys Bailey and Gilda Johnston, gave us joy as we shared with them our love, time and material gifts. The cabinets have enjoyed their get-togethers when they planned activities such as Re- ception. Recognition Service, Fashion Show, Christmas Pageant, lloly Wieck Services, May Day, Dad-Daughter Dinner, Mother-Daughter Banquet, Officers' Training Clinic, Showers for the Y-'l'een Daughters, Service projects, and other activities. Nancy .lo and Klartha, our capable presidents, led the cabinets into planning these worth- while activities and ever kept in mind each Y-Teen as a part ofthe club. The club appreciates the cooperation and good will of the faculty and the ever constant support and loyalty of the Y-Teen mothers. It is always a pleasure to work with the lli-Y's in joint projects such as l Ii-Y Y-Teen Ban- quets. Holy Week Services, May Day, and Pageants. We greatly appreciate the line cooperation of Donnie Qlamison, P. 'l'. johnson and their clubs in the Christmas program. The Y-Teens have certainly felt more than ever the good feeling of Belonging to the local clubs, local Y. XY. C. A., city-county group, State, National, and Vl'orld organizations. All in all it has been a good year and it is hoped that each Fleming girl's life has been enriched, in- spired. and made happier because of belonging to the Y-Teens. eil iii E1- eadaz W6-Z Ol l lCl'iRS IJONNIISJAIKIISON- . ., .. Coiuw Avicks .4.. JAY Bowrzit ..,, DAVID wvlll'l'l'I .... Joie ST.Cl.A1R. . . TOMMY Hl'LN'l-IX' Xlk. VV. A. Colvlfrl-Lk, ,. . . . . .l,l'f.fldf7lf fin' Prefidrnl . . . . , ,Serrftary . .... Chaplain ...,..,..,Trea,vurrr Sfrgean!-at-firm! . . ..... Spfmmr The Senior lli-Y had its lirst meeting in the fall at the Y. KI. C. A. Our club along with the other clubs ofthe city, was host to the District Two conference which was held in November. ln addition to the meetings at school, the club had regular meetings at the HY every other Monday. We delivered haslcets at Christmas and checked coats at the Spring Formal. These and other activities combined to provide a successful year. FIRST Row: T. Ilulvfy, Bower, D. famifon, D. W'hz'te, for St.C!air SECOND Row: XVI. Burnzltf, C. Parker, R. Crawford, C. Ayerf, R. Crfafy, R. Light Tumn Row: F. faaghan, f. Lejfel, B. jago, R. Hardy, R. Absliire, E. Carman, farlemn, Fleming, Jlflr. Coulter eil 6-L lie FIRST Row: D. Sraggr, R. F1',fhPV. R. Trinka, B. lVn0d,fon, Fagg Sl-:COND Row: C. Ling, F. llill. fl. lVzAlf1'.r, B. Cnfhrzzri, S. llnuffr. .'ll. Rlllfitlfl ililllkll Row: IJ. llfY1J0I'Il'I'71l', ll. Sprbiklr, D. Pfifrf, R. .YlIJ'lI. C. lluff, l,. Park. .ll. Fffifll-PIQ l'i0l'RTH Row: D. l l'.rf1fr, lf. xlifauif. 11,1-H111-iff, lfviffirlnif, H. Grffr. C. l?nfz'lf,i', FII- l'll Row: ff. .'lfRI'IIJ'IIII. .lIr. fillfbff, ff. .-lxfrlizf. P. T. frnlirmnz, S. ll11.vk1'r1.f. R. 11,114 ndcvz W'- OFFICICRS P, 'l'. jonxsox . .. Dow l'ilSlllCR Howmum Si'RiNKl.ia CnARl.r:s .XTKiNsoN. xYAI,l.ACl'1 jouxsox JOHN Wiimninic. . . NIR. O. .X. GAKHI-:R Ui. nlulmmri If I,rFJ'l'tfr'Ill Ilftiflriffllf St'fl'f'f!Il'j' . . . , . . Trr11.fur.f'r . I :ff Sfrgfa ri!-111-.Alrmf . . ..., Cfltaplain . . .Spftrtfnr The school vear of 2 and has heen an active one for the nnior Hi-Y. The hors have wartiei wated in m . J 5. . . 1 I minor activities as well as a few major ones. The Cluh had its own basketball and swimming teams at the Y. Xl. C. .X. It also ioined with the Y-'Ilan in presenting a 'l'hanksgix'ing assembly. 'lihc major project of the junior lli-Y is the upkeep of Colonel Vliilliam l leming's grave. The club prexiouslx had removed all the thick undergrowth. Now sowing of grass, the removal of a few stumps, and the pnrclmsg of fi nmrlur for the grave are big ambitions of the Club. The boys have also carried out some projects for the finances of thc junior Hi-Y. .Xt the end of the year, a picnic was held for the members. 65 lf? PIQGCY XIURPIIY IJIANA Woon IJORIS l'AIN'rI':R. CLARICNCI-1PARKliR .. .. TOMMY l'll7LVI'1Y BERNITA GEISICR ICIIDIIQ BROXYN. . JOI-IN SIMMONS.. JEANI-1 Nl ENEFIQIA: Zemin? OFFICERS . . . . .Co-lfzliiorf .Publifation lima' . . . . . .YFCLLV lfzlilor . . .Sporff Ediforf Bu51'rzf.vf .llanager . . .Ffafure Editor . .E.Yl'lIt171gE Editor lXlARGARl-IT KIQALIQY , NANCY NIOORIQ '- . . .4.. Carfornzut GERRY BA'I'Is l PAIILINH GRAY in NANCY CRI:cIeR l FRANCES GORDON 5- . . .,... Rfportfrf NANCY ALTIICRI l SANIIRA CRI-:AsY l JANI4: GREEN I DORIS RICHARDS l SHIRLEY HAY'DEN - . . . ,Typifly DORIS XKEST 4 NANCY Fos'rIaR , EMI1I.YN ST.CLAIR X LoRI-:'rrA XICKINNIQI' - ..,. Cub Reporlerf PIIYI.LIs ICIJWAROS NIR. l'lARI. QCINN. . . ..,.. .Sponmr In order to help those who will make journalism their career and to give those who are just interested in journalism a chance to see what goes on in the production of a newspaper, W'illiam Fleming proudly presents the Fleming Flash, a paper entirely iII the hands of the jour- nalism class. The Flayh, sponsored an assembly in September which was the kick-off for the sub- scription drive. O.n April IO and II members of the journalism class attended the S. I. P. A. conventioII which was held at xN 2lSl1lI1gtOIl and Lee University. FIRST Row: I.. ZllfKinnfy, S. Hayden, B. Ceifer, T. Ilulvfy, Simmonf, P. Murphy, D. Wood, C. Parker, E. Brown j. .lllflltff-ff, D. Pairztfr 1 SECOND Row: D. Rirlzardf, P. l':d'LUt1Vtl'.f,.xv.Ff2,ffFf, E. Sf.fIll!lIiV', N. .-Hfieri, D. 1 f.rt, S. Crfafy. N. Illoore, N. Crfger, P. Cray, fll. Kfalfy. fllr. Qufrzn A .. Im ml hh J el FIRST Row: P. Gray, Cuttf, E. Hambrirk SECOND Row: L. Veil, IV. F. Fagg, A. Hall, P. Light. T. Sink. f. Wrbb, Brfrlzfr. ff. Tomy TIIIRD Row: S. Elmore, Ill. lfilnirr, P. .-lrfzolzl, F. Wood, 0. Tolley. Painter, J. .lIr.Yffr, llillori, llrf. Sloan Qfamemakma of ,4 ' OFFICERS PAULINE CSRAY ....... .....,...... . . .Prexident CAROLE KINGERY ....... .... S .ecrftary ELIZABETH HAMBRICK .,., . . . Trfafurer MRS. DAILEY SI.oAN .... . . . . . . .Sponfor The Future Homemakers of America is an organization composed of girls from the ninth grade through the twelfth, with one purpose in mind: learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. ' The Fleming Chapter of the F. H. A. started off the year by giving a tea in honor of the new members. In October at least ninety per cent of the permanent members attended the fall Roanoke Area Federation meeting held this year at Woodrow Wilson. One phase of the F. H. A. program which the students always welcome is the presenting of pins which were received this year in February. At that time the second-year members were awarded pin guards. At different times throughout the year, students sold furniture polish in order to add a little cash to our treasury. To eIId the year, we saw a big tur11out for the Spring Federation Meeting and for our annual outing which was our final activity. egg 67 53+ Tenth Anniversary Year! ' ieapdcma TROUPE 570 OFFICICRS BETTY Lois ATKINS , , ,,,,,,,..,,, ,,,,,,,, P rffidgnp BILL BUSH .......... , , , l'1're Prefident PEGGY AIURPIIY ,.......,.. ,..... S ecretary ARTHUR HILL .......,...... . . . Treasurer Mas. GIHQNILVIEVIIJ Dicitmsox l Mas. CATIIERINPI Looms - . .Sponmrr Mas. AIARY Towxsnxn The fall season opened for Troupe 570 with happy memories still lingering as We recalled spring successes III our activities: lmsdorf hrought a Dli,VfT?I,Ulli.fhEd at District and State Festivalg Men Are Like Street Cars closed the successful IQSI-52 st-asong the curtain of IOSZ-53 rang up with the fall play, Snafu, making headlines of praises for Thespians and Senior Xlasqut-rs: we visited and helped install jefferson High's new Thespian Troupe IOOGQ we planned with eager anticipation our tenth anniversary party and dance at Longwood, with alumni Thespians our special guests, we labored long over our Festival play-this time a departure from custom-this time Act Three from Maxwell Ander- son's great Winterset g we trouped together to see Death of a Salesman, Love's Labour's Lost, 'KThe Phila- delphia Story, and Much Ado About Nothing, given hy area college groupsg our sponsor traveled to Cincinnati to attend A. N. T. A. and to represent us at the Christmas meeting of Thespian sponsors. The drive was continued for a better educational theatre in our community. FIRST Row: B. Burk, R. Light, S. Downard, I. Waehter, B. jago, C. Crockett SECOND Row: Mrr. Loomir, Brown, Carter, B. Reynoldf, B. Oliver, C. Parker, N. Root, P. Morrir, B. Jllatlhewf Mfr. Dickinson 'FHIRD Row: Mrf. Townsend, B. Cefrer, D. Dorf, Bower, A. Meyer, li. Brown, B. Cruirlcfhank -if 68 lla FIRST Row: S. Thormbury, C. Peterren, C. Parker, Hitler, Sl.77l7ll07lJ', Brown, R. Townrend SECOND Row: Illrr. Loomir, P. A. Gardner, M. A. Powell, C. Ayerr, Bower, R. Lfghl, I. Ilfachter, P. flluzldinzari, Mrr. Diekinron SFHIRD Row: C. Bailey, Mrr. Townfeml, C. Stultz, j. Grimer, D. Dorf, W. Ayerr, A. Meyer, C. Raker, R. Wright, A. Ault, B. jago, S. Meador FOURTH Row: E. DeLong, D. Wood, B. Ilortetter, B. Burh, f. Cater, f. Cutlr, B. Geirer, S. Downard, j. Carter, G. Batir, j. Jllnrefee, E. Durham, IM. E. Fagg, A. McClearn I OFFICICRS jAY Bowen ...., ..........,... ...... P r erident ROBLEY LIGHT ...,... ,.......... ..,. I ' ire Prerident CAROLYN AYERS ................ ..... S ecrezary MARY ALICE PowI5I.I. ......,...,.. , . . Trearurer Mus. GENEVIEVE DICKINSON I Mas. Ih4ARY TOWNSEND f- .... , . . . . ...,.. ,.... . . . .,...... ........ S ponforf Mas. CATHERINE Looms l Literary season, 1952-53, saw Inueh excitement in the literary held, many triumphs for Fleming contenders, so that, all in all, we can write Success to our season. First, and most exciting, was the State Championship win of Peggy Lou Bower, who gained fame for herself and Fleming by emerging first speaker in Virginia in the American Legion contest in April, 1952. Next, there was the State Championship debate team, composed of Hunter Akers and Richard Townsend, who carried the Blue and Gold to a decisive win at the University of Virginia by defeating all comers in State Debate for I052. Then there was the triumph of The Bearon, our creative writing booklet, with a state championship as the 'K Best Booklet in its Class in the State,'l and individual honors for Clarence Parker, Bill Iago, Robley Light, Mary Alice Powell, Paul Iddin ,s, and Bernita Geiser. Thciiall of I952 brought a signal honor of first place to our talented and popular exchange student, Isolde IfVachter from Germany, who won the Roanoke I Speak for Democracy Contest. Dean Doss won third honors in that, too, which gave to Fleming two out of three places in this contest. As 'THE COLONEL goes to press, we find Allen Ault busy at work on his American Legion Speech, while Bill, Clarence, Robley, Eddie, Sallie, and other Literary Lights are hard at work on debate material. Soon, speakers and readers must be chosen, and plans completed for our annual forensics. Some of this preparation is certain to add up to a trip to Charlottesville and perhaps, once again, VICTORY! In the meantime, we carry on by speaking on city programs, for many civic drives, we serve on radio programs, we plan assembly programs and learn, by serving our community, the fascinating business of reading, speaking, debating, spelling, and writing for ourselves, and for the public. -if 69 I-3+ ecigicz ii ? iiQ I 3 . tx le M-si Scenes from Dickens' Christmas Carol CURTAIN CALL The season was ushered in with brisk tempo, as Voices were raised in civic speeches of energetic pleas. Harry livans, Crystella Stnltz, lsolde Wiachtcr, Eddie Brown-our quartet who spoke for the Commnnity Fund. 'llhen came the Voice of Democracy contest with lsolde and Dean Doss emerging as first and third place champions of Roanoke! The Christmas Assembly carried the Melody of Old lfnglish Carols, intermingled with the clashing discord of old hlorley's ghostly chains, as six scenes from Dickens' 4'Christmas Carol came to life upon the stage. Beautiful lighting effects and good acting added up to a line performance. lid Brown was Scroogeg Dean Doss-Bob Cratchettg Fred-john VVilliams: Barbara Hostc-tterAX1rs. Dilber: Gretchen l.emonvlXIrs. Cratchettg Janet Carter-Tiny Tim: Carol Crockett, Ann Meyer, and Sarah Whitehead, the spirits of Christmas Past, Present, and Future, while Mollie Sneed, Betty Smotliers, Eleanor Durham, Pat Nluddiman, John Simmons, Bob Wingfield, james lValker, Judy Ring, James Fagg, and joe Beard rounded out the cast. ,eeeciefcwe Scenes from Snafu CURTAIN CALLS The Thespians scored with Snafu, and were, of course, aided by the Speech Department. The New Year found us hard at work on the adaptation of Maxwell Anderson's Winterset,l' for festival. The coveted roles were finally decided: ,Um .,...........,..,..,....., ..,. D EAN Doss Miriamne .... . . . .. .JANET CARTER Conn. ..... .... 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Rafcrt, linlfit. R. f,'f1'r1gjfr1 ffl. .U, Rfftf. .l. S flH.l',fl', l,uru,t, . . P P If Tlzfmztzf. X. lfzulrfiff, lf. Sfftvllll-l', S. ljllilfrlp, f. F1'l'l'l-I, F. llbmi, lf. llz1nllfr'1'f'ft'. ll. ll'1'lrm'r :min agua Z cc! Ol If I Clf RS Dux Stxxm-zks. . . ,..,.......,,.. ....,, I ,fr'.t'I-dfllf P.x'1' KJXYEN ,,.,..... . . . lvlrff' l'n'.r1'df'z1t SARAH XYIll'I'l'IllIi.Xll. . . . ...... Sfrrrtury l3.xRlx.xk.x IIL'Rs'r ,.,....... ........... 7 'zwzxnrrr B1c'1 1'x' l3.x1,1,.xN'l'lNlf:. . . ,.., . .Program ffllllllflllllll Has. c'.X'I'III'IRINli G11,s1woR1f'. .. ......,.. Sponmr 71,110-llllliitl' Masque, zx club for eighth, ninth, and tenth graders who are interested in :my aspect of thezttricztl work, was orgzutizetl at its first meeting in September. The club presented e llztllwween ZlSSL'Hll7ly :tml made plans to have ll social amd to tlediczlte il gift to the school thus year. -if 713 H+ Ol l lCliRS SHIRLEY lloi,s'roN. ,li':,xNETTic l'iPl'I'IRLY. . , . . .l'1'f -lo :XNN LINK ..., , AIUNE I.,xwsoN. . .. BARIQARA BROWN.. Miss Xlixkcukllirj Nliss Donornv C,xius,xL:o11 i ' AM ICS tv l,7'fJ'l'dt'l1l l'rr,v1'drnt Sfffffllfj' 7'rf'aJ1rrfr . ll 1'5t0r1'z111 Sponforf The Commercial Club, being a relatively new organization, is composed of students who are taking at least two commercial subjects. Some of the main duties of each member include: lil He loyal to yourself, your organization, your school, and your country. Q23 liphold the constitution of this organization. Q33 Strive to better the school, your classmates, and yourselves. l4J Select and curry out one school project each year. Q53 Render your services whenever needed. l InsT Row: S. Y'lwrr1,rb14ry, S. llulrfozz, .-I. Link, B. Brown, lfppfrly, R. BIJfl'lP1U7L Slf1A'oN1m Row: .llirr fzznzm, Ifppfrly, N. Rant, D. Paizirer, P. .llorrfig .'ll. J, f,'fl7IIFI', G. BlIf1'.l' ililllkll Roxy: .lllitf f.i!17',Hl!lllf,I, lf. lfrnvffr, 0. Tnllfy, F. llhrfd, X. Shank eil 74 :TQ FIRST Row: R. l.'mn1'n, llfzmr. C. Rzllcff, R. TUfl'Il.ffl1l1. E1!'fl'flI'l1f, .Yaffz Srzcoxn Row: lf. Scan-her. lllllllllfifk, X. .llnnnz P. Liglir, X. .ll1'rrlzz'll. C. Ijflfligfl, II. .llrirrifg pl. Srar 'I'r1mp Row: jlry, Tn:c'r1ym1d. 1. Ipyflfllfff, R. fflfrrgrrzpfff. .lf. Rffrf. A-I. Sfmrzgffr, P. .-lrrznld Foincrn Row: lf. l1'n:c'v1ar1, S. Sfzlrmzmulcy, S. Ilzlilfy, P. llfvllllill. lf. Sflflair, lf. Srullz puny 66665 RUTIT 'POWNSENIL . . CARo1,YN RAKES .... JILL linwixalns ..... RM' CRONIN. . . KIACKIE NASH ......... JOYCE CTATES ............ MRS. KIARY TKJWNSPINIJ, . . OI l lCl'I RS . . . .Prffidant fire l,7't'Il'dl'7lf . . . .Sfcrftary . . . . Y'rfar11rer . . . .Il1'.rt0r1'a'n . . .Rrportfr . . .Sponfor The Poetry Society of Willizun Fleming lligh School was organized on December 9 1952. The purpose of the club is to promote a greater interest and an understanding of poetry The club's colors are green and Whiteg the motto is, Lead a Happier Life with Poetry. hlany members of the poetry club attended the regular meeting of the Yirginia State Poetry Society held at llollins College in Nlareh. -PS1 75 lif- Dcmadazaae mmm O1 l ICl'1RS RONALD Ciucfxsv. . .,...4..,.. ....,.. I 'rrffdent XY11,1,l,xM Doss. , . . , . l'1'z'f ljffflldfllf JOYCE SMI'I'lIl'IRS, . . , . ..,,, Srfrftary GRI-:GORY CIIVENS. 4 , ,......... TI't'IlJ'll7'I'7' llAROI,D SIIICICTS. . . . ,Pronzotfori ,llauagfr SYLVIA Busuxiau, ,... . . ,l,Hl'fIi!l771fIlff1?'lidlI MR. ROBERT pl. KIRK. . .,....., Sponfor A. Distrihution. tht' Convcyur Bch Ol' Our lfcOnornyf Knowing tht- inipurtzincc :intl value- Ol this 1-xprcssion stiniu- latcnl us tO lt-zlrn much zihout Our prolcssiwn. Xluch Ol this lanOWlc-tlgt' and inlOrinatiOn was Olvtzlinctl through Our ll. lf. Club. ln St-ptvinlwr wc hultl ll joint nnft-tinu with thc Jcllurmn untl .Xntlrvw l.t-wis clulus: this activity include-tl lnisim-ss, cntt'rtz1in1nc'nt, and rvlirvsliixxviits. Our Own cluh iiivvtings were ht-ltl t-:ich nionthfon sc-vt-ral Occasions wc hzul Spi'ZlliCI'S from lOcal lmsiiicsscs, illnstrzttctl niovic-s. :intl nuiny discussions on ft'lZllllHj1. 'l'O ccltflwrutc ll:1llOwccn wc hvltl at pzxrtyvtlzniicc-lots Ol' lZllllJl1S'-illlii' hox -sznnlwicl1t's :intl soft klI'lIlliS7llllOlllCf way Of cnjoyinu ll. lt. lt-llOwship. 'l'hcn cznnv Christnius. that tnioyztlvlt' hulitlziy with lOng hOnrs Of lnnwl wOrl4. This scztson was ccrtainly pzlckctl with thrills, spills, anal chills us custOnu'1's Illllcll' that last-niinutc tlzlsh tO coinplctu shopping. Coiisitlvriing ull. it was un invuluzthlc cxpcriviict-. t-spt-cially vicwt-tl l'rOni tht- Othcr sitlc Of the cOuntvr. Uur Now X'l'ZlI' haul no suoncr hs-sun than thc annual lfinployvr-lfiiiplcvyt-t' liaxnqucl was ln-ltl. Scvcrul vvcvks later was thc .Nrczx Coiilim-rcncc :lt which Our club was wcll rt-prvst-ntctl. Our cluh sccrctziry, hloycr Sinithcrs, wOn thc speech Conti-st. ln Xlzirch tht- State- C,'OnwntiOn was hcltl :lt Hott-l -Iohn Xlzirslxzill in Richnuvntlwspcccli contest, incrcliundisc IIlQHllZllS, main zultlruss hy Govt-rnor Buttle-. tlzlncinu in thu l7ZlllI'0UIll7Il11lIlf' intcrc-sting L'X't'IllSl ln tht- springrtinn- Our lzxncy turnctl IO outsitlt' lin-plzlcrs, hot tlcmus, :intl picnicsl Corning clown tht' llUI1ll'fSlI'L'ICl1, wc wwrc running ncck :lntl nc-ck with Univ tht' grvzitcst tnu-stiOru'r illlkl unswc-rcr Ol' :Ill LNCS- OUT uN'1l!0Sl tl4'CiSiOns untl clntllt-rim-S :irc still lx-I'Orv usl l l lkS'l' ROW: Sniitlzfrv. l.11:z',mn, All, Dugan, llayef SECOND Row: .ll. I.. ll'il,iwz, ll'. llfuf, Bargfr, P. Gray, S. 1J,N,YllllKH, R. f.'iw1,vy, K. Aifllffjl, ll. Sliwff, G. lfnsulfx, Il. llfoml, .llr. fxifrl' .H - if, nl Th if I-J. Lcffcl, D. Jordan. C, Parker. 2-B. -Iago, F. Vaughan. 3-Hr. Dixon. Gilhert, Al. Simmons. 4-B. Goltlshy, C. Ayers. 5-YY. ljegrzun, C. Peterson, A. Pt-regoy. 6-lf. Gray, R. l.ight. fame This year saw at new club organized at Fleming. The Rotas adopted their name from the Latin word for wheels The main objective of the Rotas is to train the students in performing tasks ordinarily considered for the faculty in most schools. Some functions are the operation and maintenance of the public address system and the movie and slide projection machines, the selling and taking up of tickets at all school activitiesg watching the door and fences at games or plays to keep out non-paying participantsg and the operation of lights and 'cfloodsw at such times as needed. The club is under the sponsorship of Klr. Dixon. -il 77 13+ 'WW OFFICIQRS llixzl-LI. PAINTIER ..., ....,......., ........ I ' 1'l'.fI.dL'7lf JUNI1: l I5RRIs ,.... ,..,... c f 1,?'t'.flidt'71f I.INIm AUSTIN .,,.,..,,.. ..... S f'frz'tflry ARIJQNIQ Toms ....,....... , , , Trfaxurfr MISS RUTH llUTcIIIcRsox ,... ...Sponfor Students from the eightlI through the twelfth grade are eligible for membership in the Library Club. They, also, become members of the Roanoke City Library Club, which is com- posed of students from all the high schools in the city. Members of the club serve as assistant lllUI'HI'l21IlS and work at least one period Llllrlllg the Week. They receive points for working iII tlIe library and a pin or letter upon earning 500 points. Xlonthly meetings are held in which members take part on the program or special speakers arc brought iII. Socials and picnics are held during the year, and all the city clubs have :I joint picnic in the spring. FIRST Row: D. Carter, AI. Belrhrr, L. Auflin, fl. Tomy, Il. Painlfr, Farrif, M. Kfalfy, R. Clingfnpefl SI-:comm Row: xlliiff llllfl'lIt'ff07l, j. Cook, P. Arrmfd, C. Young. K. xllbaugll, S. Blank. Y. jfiirzirzgf, .1l..'lIrlJmIie!, B. Penfirzgfr, P. Fayne. fll. Rfid, lfdwarrlf, D. Scaggf, G. Davif 'IPIIIRD Row: N. Laynzmz, P. llarflz, D. l,II'.X', X. fpdikf, C. Wifi, S. Hofvfll, Carry, C. Pfdign l oUR'I'II Row: N. .'llitrlIrl!, N. Ilurity, F. I'nwel!, lf. Sink, D, Campbfll, P. llammfr, B. SnII'flz,er.v, j. .xfY!l.fIl, l a,Igg FIFTH Row: ,-I. Srarf, P. f1Yl'fPI, Baflmni, P. lfrlrvardf, P. Creafy, D. PIil.ffJ7I, C. lletfff, X. jllflllfk, If Rullfzlgf SIXTH Row: C. Lyle, P. Lilly, fl. Spangler, N. Burgfr, S. Dunlap, Ill. Fagg, R. Grzlffn. P. IIIIHIIIIIIH, I.. Park, C. lillllgllflll, S. lla,rlcI':I.f. If. SRUIIIFH, R. Grffr, Bzlrlzaiian, R. Brnfvn, Niflznlf, R. fmiff. l,. Rargrr 3 FIRST Row: P. l'i'rt,r. l'. Thonzaf, S. Keffy Sricotvn Row: D. Prillammz. ll. Brady. B. l,I1ffff.fO7l, D. Sarnlfmf. ,-1. Willif. R. Jlffz. B. .YfTl'l7I!Ul, B. l1'u.-wry Vlilllkll Row: B. ffllffff. nl. C. .'lIyt'f,f, I.. l.og'c'rmil, B. Burnflif. IV. Rfmdff. Suilijf, Rnbfrfmi, T. Iiil-HIVIINIJ' l ot'RTit Row: H. .YFfl'NIlIN, D. jordan. P. llbfiil, H. l?rnfz'n. .-I. .'1VIl1Ff.V, C. Jlillfr. P. Light, .'lI. IIVFFKIFVI, IJ. Rlifnlfy l lr-'Til Row: Lrjffl. If. lliebb, C. lforalza, R. llurvrlf, .ll. Burnftrr, B. Bryant, R. Dofenzzrd, lf. l'.f'trr.-um, .-lflnm, R. Tlmnipfmi Sixyu Row: .llrz l?rr:eal1l. lf. Loutlzimz, 1J.janiiQwn,S. Hflrlzfr. B. Bmvmari. Sulfznlfr, IV, I'nl1,r. l.'hri,fllry. B. lvirlvifr, OFl ICliRS I T. llailry. B. llrffr IJONNII-I KIAMISON. .. .,,....,...... .,.... I 'rryidmzt jimmy ROBERSON. . . . l'1'cf l,7'f'.fIid1'Hf BixRn,xRA BROVVN. . ....,. Secretary joiixxirz I.ErFr:i,. . . ....... Llihfllfl-IHI A. C. NIYERS .... .... S t11dH1fD1'rf'rf0r Dox SANDERS ....,., . .Property .llIlI1Ilttft'f NIR. R. Ii. Br:Rwxi,n. , . ....,,.., llirfrfor i The Band, under the direction of Xlr. Berwald, has just completed a very enjoyable year. 'l'hree years ago the Band consisted of thirteen members, but since then it has increased in number and skill. We played at all home football games and traveled with the District Six Champions to Xlartinsville. We also played at several college football games. liarly in the year we went to Bristol to take part in a large parade and contest. During the year we played for assemblies, and gave concerts at other schools in the city. :Xt Christmas we took part in the Santa Clans Parade and in a joint concert with the jefferson Band. This is now an annual affair at Christmas. The year was cliniaxed by our 'l'hird Annual Band Concert held Xlarch ZI, lllhe proceeds from this concert were used to send the band to Wiashington, D. C., to take part in the National .-X. ,-X. A. parade held each year in Nlay. This was the l5and's biggest trip of the year. 'llhe year was closed with a spring outing given by the Band Parents' Club to show their appreciation for the work the students put forth during the year. Some of our students participated in All-State Band. which was held in Bluefield, West Virginia. Since we are only losing a few by graduation. we are looking forward to a more prosperous and growing hand next year. ill 79 Wafzadlq .-X1.1f111-111 xlCCI.l-QXRN . , . . . . . . l,Vt',l'I-tffllf liruxm' XX'1N111-'11-31.11 . III-fr' l'1'r.f1'1f1'f1l XX' 1-Ls 1.1-11' .X 1' 1-1 11: . S--f1-f'ff11'y- Trfa 1111-1-1- Xl11. l 111f11m SIXIITII . , .,.SIfm11.v111' Hays wlun l1z11'1- 111111 z11l1l1-tic l1-111-rs 1111- 1111-111l11-1's 11l' tlu- Varsity Clulv. 'l'lu- 11-1111111-1111-111s l'11r1'1-C1-11'111ga1 1111m11g1'z1111 ilfl' us follows: I-1111'1'11,x1.1. AN11 lixs 11 1-7141111 1.1. .X 111o1u1grz1111 will lu' :1w:11'1l1-1l 111 tlu- lmys wlun lmn- 11111-1--f1,111rtl1s ul' ilu- P11SS1l1l1' 1111111l11-r of points. 1. ll-11 pomts tor1-z1cl1 111111111-r. 2. lc-11 111111115 for 1-z1Cl1 1111-1'11w11s 11-111' 11l 1-X111-111-1161-. 3. lt'I1 11111111s l11r p11r11C1pz1I111: 111 1lu'l11'S1 u:111u-. 4. lXX'k'IllX' 11111111s 1111 p111'111-1pz11111u 111 Il1l'lZlS1 sz11111-. q. l'1x'1- 111111115 101' 1-111-I1 D1':1c111'1- 11111-111l1-1l. XX'111:s'1'1.1N1: .X 11111111m1'11111 will 111-41wa11'1l1-1l 111 ilu- lmys 11'lu1 Wu-stlc 111 11111--l1:1ll' ul' ilu- 1wss1l1l1- 1111111111-r 1111 111:1tCl11-s. 'I'11.u'1x .X 11u11111Q1'41111 will lw1-z1wz11'1l1-1l 11w1l11- l11v1's wl11111'111 11151 Plllfl' 111 tlu- 1l1sI1'11:t 111' s111t1- I1lk'L'lS. 'l'l11s X'l'ilI', w1tl1 Ilu' llu111ul1ls ul Ll 111-11' L'X'Ill, tlu' 11111111 INI'U,li'C1 ol Ilu' X'!1I'SllX c1llll7 was 111 1'1l1s1- 11111111-1' for ll 111-w sc111'1-l111:11'1l. l l11S'l' ROW: lyflrgllf, D. lleglnr, R. Sflflrllklf, D. lVorm'.v, IV. 1-Iyr'r.1', .-I. .llfI.'1ff1r11, B. llflrllllfrfl-Phi, D. llfrlrnrf, B. l.'r14111'f,-- xlzrznk, R. Light, R. .llffz SECOND Row: R. Clifzgffrzprfl, D. Hlffzml, D, lx'1'111m1, ll. IVlgI.7ljIff17l, Iffllfl-Pl. P. Tfrry. H. 0111-fr. R. fllllllll, D, D1'wr,1-Y C. Bailey, .X'. .llullfn 'l'11111D Row: G. Bron-11, R. lfrigfzl. I.. 1'1.-ff, F. IJILQII, R. Pllffllllg, C. l,11:'f111lfr. lf. l.'f1111pln-ll. D. Igflfllfllfl, D. Fifller, R. 1' :lable l 111'RT11 Rofvt B. Cofdflzy, ll1'1-L-1. C. Cop,-11l1f1:-fr, R11l1e'r.1'm1, B, fngo, ll. Spr1'11l-lf, li. ll11:1'a1'1f. T. llvltlflfflil. Lltftll, f. Taylor, R. Crzfzl-:Nfl al so jp- l Iks'r Row: .lf. Rm-:1'n. R. flflifff, S. flay-Jflz. S. pffziff SICCONIJ Row: lf. .Yif'l1nl,r, l'. .'IIlt1t'fJ'!lIl, C. ll.l','t'UlIl7l. ,lI. lf. l'ur:'f'f. l'. lXi. Ht'j', f.'rfll1ir1.f. S. llnlxlmi, lf, .llriiiliwgf-1, S. Tlirarzzillziry Vlilllkll Row: R. Y'IlfC'7I,fI'?llJ, ffflltlf, lfflilfllllff, Rilkf,-'. R. .xillflftl .ll. l,!1l'A'Fl', N. .-llu'1l1'1'f'. F. llrlrffl. P. Ff1'rf'fl Fol'k'l'n Row: I.. llt17IIbI'Ii1'A'. S. jliflllfilf, f. f,'ra:cjfni1'rl. S. l.'r1U'I. P. I.. llbnrl. li. llai'L'fz-fu-111. lf. llyr. .ll. lfrffilrri, .l. lxifzjull C. Gray, J. llaff, S. Sarzw, B. Tlifmipmrz, ,ll. Sinlc, li. l?r1ffanfim' Fil-'Til Row: llfmjfff, R. Ifroyffi, .-I. l.11r1fnnf, ff. Rafcff, ff. lXi. fil. j', .llrn Boyd, l'. l'irl,v ak' l4l'4Z6Z'fG f4aaaa6cu liicxNi'r,x filiISl'1R. . , , , .ljffflilffilf Xl.xiu:,xiu-:'i' liimwx , , Y'n'r1iz1r-rf' HAZ:-31, llotmx, . l'1'fr l'rf.v1'flfr1! SIIIRLICY .Xl.II l . . . Rn'w'rfrf' of l'wl'r1f,f SiilRi.icY llixviii-1N,. . .... Srrrffury Xlks. XIIHIINIA Bravo . , . Spmrmr This, thc second full yt-:lr of vxistciicc for thc Girls' .Xtlilt-tic .Xssocizitioip luis lirouulil niort' :intl niurt- girls into incnilwrship anal :ictivc participation in lvoth gyni class anal vxtrziciirricnlzir zltlilc-lic cvviits. A-XS more girls have uzngvrly countctl up points :intl urvctlilx' trit-tl to C'ZlI'l1 cnonuh for tht- covcttxl vlaiss nnnicr'il . thc ll1'CC'SSZlff' Tivo llllIlxlI'l'Ll lwoints anal liziu' lirontll3' Scwctl tlivir on swcutcrs of lulnv or whitt-. Again this yvar thc' G. xl. A. trim-tl to shurc' thc joy of Cliristinzls with il fziniilv loss fortnnzitt' than tlivv. .X l Or tht' uoltl Shirley has had to scrziinlvlc to kt-cp up with hvriiolv :is Ra-cortlvr of Points. Svvvrxil lixivn' ziccninnlzitul wig haskvt. overflowing with Stzlplc' and urvvn grocvrivs, cvrvals. niilli. frvsli :intl czinnvfl fruits. vc'un't:ilwlc's. ini-iii. lwrvntl. camly and nuts was takon to :1 ncctly family on Cliristnizis live. ln March wc had a pot-luck suppcr honoring our lczngnt- tt-anis. liutli vollt-ylmll :intl lvziskvtlmll. Wm- liznl lots fun and cvcryom' :atv too much, as is thc' usual fault of all snch snppvrs. Our lea 'nc tcanls ditln't win zinv nicdals hnt thc 'irls haul at urzintl tiint' wlnvinu :intl uvtlinu to know girls fri if . 3- . . ul' HH other schools. ill' hopc that wc livvtl up to tht- itlcalls of good sportsnizinship. Cla-ini. lair plziv. :ind tln- spirit ol' youll fcllowsliip that tht- G. pl. .X trivs to fostcr anion! Ilia' girls :it lflvniinu. i iii 81 51? eaten mfeadew CAROL CROCKETT ,.......... ....,..,.,., I lead Cheerleader SHIRLEY HoLsToN .,.,......., .... A fsiytant Head Cheerleader Miss DOROTHY CARBAUGH l . . . ................ Sponforx MRS. MARY TOWNSEND ff This year has been a very successful year for the Senior Cheerleaders. The football season, as well as the basketball season, was a real joy. VVe attended all of the games and had much fun cheering. We really learned the true meaning of good school spirit as well as sportsmanship and fair play. The squad is grateful to the boys for playing so hard and for being good sports, whether they won or lost, and to the students and faculty for their loyal support. S. johnfton, B. L. Atkinf, Brown. Min' Carbaugh, P. Murphy,C. Crorkett, Mrf. Townfend, S. Holxlon, A. Dobbinf P. Shafer +3 82 I-ie FIRST Row: A. Kfzialz. ll. Crawford, fl. Wriglri SHCONO Row: Durlmm. .'llr.r. 1v1lfl'7I,fFIll!, JI. I.. liwyfrlf, P. lfr1y4'gf,i.f, Allin ffllfflllllfll, S. 1l'l11'rf-limi! ' ern JOYCE CQRAWFORD ........,,. , . .llrad Clznfrlradrr Miss DOROTHY CiARBAUGH L AIRS. NIARY 'l'owNsicNn l ' ' ' rsfffmfoff This has been a year to remember by every girl on the junior Cheerleading Squad. There were many good times all through the yearg the bonfire with l'unchie, our Pulaski dummyg the dinners with the Senior Squadg and all the trips and parties. During football and basketball seasons we cheered for all the junior Yarsity games. We especially appreciated the good spirit of the teams. We really enjoyed cheering for them. Each of us would like to say 'ithank you to Our sponsors, Mrs. Townsend and bliss Carbaugh, for all the help you have given us and to the students, faculty, and parents who have supported us. Joyce was not only our head cheerleader, but a good friend. To you also, Joyce. we say thank you for your help and understanding. iii H3 E+ I Ol I lCl'IRS IDICAN Doss. ..,, . . . .. ,l'rr.vfrlw1f NORMA CROXYIHIK 5IIlRI.l'.Y 'l IlUIiXSIil'llY . 1 :ff l'rr.vulf1zf l'lI.1Z.xm-.'rl1 ll.fXXlIiRlK'K ,Hi Him 1 ' ' , , V1 f X lANl'I'I' c:XR'l'I'1K. . . . ..Srrrrf11m' .XL Inu-.Y XX II.kl'.lLSl7N AH .Q 1 -lo .Xxx l4lNK 'l UmPmlm'l Xlus. ,ll'NIi XX'1cms iliili .XNN Drmmxs CA1m1,x'x JXYI-pus , . .Spmlmr I 'l'lu' past your luis lwvu ll lvusy yvzu' for ilu' l l4-min: Cluvir. 'l'lu' iirst lmlf of llu' yvnr was Spvlll in PI'R'IHlI'llll.Z for Kalb LL., f LlllI'lSllIlJlS programs. numtlmly lvmxulcasts, mul PI'L'Sl'IlTlIlQ concerts llmmlmluwul tlu' city. 'lllu' lwuiuninu Ullll new ym':lrlvmx1ul1I plans for our xmnuxll sprinu tours. Trips u'L'1'vtz1lu'l1tuloculscluuxlsz Concerts wvrm' glvvu for spvrlzll cxwutsg :uul rzuluw lwrmulizlsls were ulvvu. .X vvry SllCCQ'SSllll XVIII' was COIlClllglk'xl willl our Zlllllllfll sprmu ccmccri. 'l'lu' Cluvlx' lWHI'llClP!lTL'kl lu ilu' lollrmwlllg pmurzlnls Illis yvur: llislrict 'l1'z1clu'rs' Xll-min: l'llL'IIllIl! Q1llTlSlI1lllS .Xssvmlvly I lL'Hll!ltJ .Xssvmlwly l'rugr:uns .Xmulzll Clwislxuns Cmmccrt Stan' l'. 'l'. .'X. :ll llolvl Ruzxnulu' llull l.zuu' Scluwol P. 'l'. .'X. Xlonlllly lirrxulvxlsl mu' XX'Sl.S Xlillilllllkl Scluuul P. 'l'. .X. Rzuliu llrozulczxsl on 'llunrsllgxy Xlm-ning Xlusic Clulw XX'urlll Day of l'rz1yvr Prcstun ljllfli l'. 'l'. .X. PITPUFIIITI for X'c'I4'r:1ns' lfzlcilily Cllrislmus Cmmcvrt willm Svnior lliulm Scluwwls Scluml programs :lt Ilu' lcmllmvmut .Xrulrvw lmwus. lm' Alxmumr. Xlonrcu' kluuuvr. XX1ll1zxm liyrxl zlrul .Xnlalismu l'llRS'I' Row: S. lgl'Ufl'PI, P. .llmf4lz'n111r1. P. Hl'll?llf1qz'llf, P. .'Im1'fr.vm1. lf. ,lvl-ff. S. 1'lIlI!'lIJ'!lIlVX', D. lhfff. .'llr.v. ll'f'l1!1. lfarlfr. f. IJKJPIII-PIN. ff. .lx'fr.f. lf. llIlI7I1l7'I-KP. Lfrzl' SICCUNIQ Row: lf. fnlmhwu. Sink, P. gl.. flrlmlrzfr, .Xf .ll1l1'Il'n, R. f.'ll'IIg!'7Zf7r'1'f, .-I. ll'1'll'f'r.mrz. li. Riffzzlrulf, lf. IXJIIQFFLXQ I P ff. .lllI'ffl'll1lX', f. fff.Vx'l'fr'l'. lf. Sfuffi., 1. flf7'l't'H, G. Hznivf 'l'm1um Row: .X'. f,11x'n1ar1. P. llfzmnsfr. R. .XII-PIYVHI, .ll. .lI. Sfmrf, D. llbmf. J. ffffHI.fff1'1. lf. Uvlnfllff. l. Uvllffllrlf. .XL lffvfvrl. P. .XIIIVPXIXQ l.'z'wl'fff. lf. llrzymf, R. .X'amr, f. Rakrl. llnf:l'1'r1.f, C, SFC!-Iliff' l'lOl'li'I'H Row: ljllfllllill, F. llfvffzrr. ff. l5,V'X'II7lf, IP. Pfffwff, If. R!lA'Z'l'. D. l'l'f'1'1U1g. .l. Ruff, lf. fill-'I'l'l', F. IPIIHXIIIIVI, S. lfuyfl. if. f.'r14fflwf1z121l'. R. f.'rf111y. T. 7lIllT'z'X'. lf. f?f'ff5zlrl, .-I. Hill. Pilffllfflf. ff. lllnrf. BHiz'r1'. R. lffirlgff fgl 814 lie A dve rJri5emer1JrS MAY JUNE H mmw Wwmmmmg mm mm :ns 'H 216332496 5253-.57 MAY UNE J I-May Day 5-Capping Exercises EE 3 Muslc Festlval , 9-State Track Meet 7-Baccalaureate Servnce 20-Annuals Received IO-Commencement J S 30- unior- enior Prom II-School Ends MAY 30-Junior-Senior Prom JUNE Io-Commencement QWMMMWQQMWM I W 116-132 NORTH IEFFERSON STREET ' ROANOKE, VIRGINIA The opening of school on September 2, I952, found many old faces, and many new ones, in the halls of William Fleming. Great enthusiasm greeted the first I 0-O-Jil'- QL-i' f:'gfZAfMJW7'72'iL'M : interesting work I ...and you can get it! I o o 0 Telephone work is interesting - and you don't need experi- 0 ' ence to get a good job after graduation! ' O I . That's one reason why so many girls head for the tele- . O phone company when they finish school. They know they'll . , earn good money from the start, even while they're trained, , g and get raises regularly. Q ' Your high school counselor can tell you more about the ' ' many different telephone jobs - or come in and see us when ' : you finish school! : : fi iii: The Chesapeake 8. Potomac Telephone Company : 0 K, ,F of Virginia 0 o '-- ' o 45+ 87 E+ Y I, If XX ' XS o lv llf v football game which was played on September IZ, against Jefferson High School. M-lf The Colonels suffered their first and last defeat of the season that night. They It W CONGRATULATIONSI Graduate to Fashion in our College Shop Next Fall Q X l 1 l , All ROANOKE COLLEGE ll ,fllilf h SALIQM, VIRGINIA 3 I I ly It , N ' ' CH.AxR,xc1IR ' I,I2.mI2RsHIP ' INTEGRITY Ili I l nf will I f Q5 aio wg lr N 'X Founded 1842 WX? 'gig .Ili M' proceeded to roll over their opponents after that, with no one team scoring more than one touchdown against them. Representing District Six, Fleming passed LAVVRENCE TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. ,1I0l'IXG PVITII CJRE E1'ERYlV1lIiRE STORAGE DIAL 7 IO7 Foot-Long Hot Dogs Chili In H. filiootsj Austin Fountain Service Real Country 1111111 TOOT'S DRI VE-I N Chicken and Shrimp in the Basket Sandwiches of All Kinds Plate Lunches 2729 VVlI.l.l.XMSON Row Curl: S4'ffUil'!' L. Cliumldyj Austin asf 89 lit' A if llimiii f Anil' slid, an' hwam, over a mud-soaked field to a 27-0 victory over Warren County for the BI Ridge Regional Championship. OWN YOUR HOME - IS YOUR PRESENT LOAN SATISFACTORY? IF NOT... The Magic City Mortgage Company offers a complete home ownership service through a Conventional or FHA type loan. Investigate without charge or obligation at the . . . MAGIC CITY MORTGAGE CO., INC. Real Estate Loans - General Insurance 130 W. CHURCH Avis. DIAL 3-1747 M amber of Mortgage Bankers Arrociation ROANOKE AUTO SPRING WORKS INC. SPRING MANUFACTURERS AUTO - TRUCK - BUS ALL KINDS OF SPRINGS CARRIED IN STOCK Repairing - Referring - Rebuilding Springs Installed While You Wait BEAR FRONT END ALIGNMENT DIAL ROANOKE 3-5496 on 4-0722 Front End and Wheel ik Frames and Axles Alignment Straightened 201 CoMMoNwsAx.'rx-x Avr., N. E. RoANoxn, VA. +5l90l3' C 5,541 of t ason, Snafu. gpg Swiurin t ek on h Ann Staff was busy citin ertise -I 4 ,V x ESP PQ' 2 if XS! Os, 4 .I COM TE CQOEEIAQ ,-fc' 'fb ' QXZJOF Wh W NATIONAL AND LOCA WS DJJ! SPORTS NEWS 4 AND THE ' ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN S553 THE ROANOKE TIMES Uhr Qnannkrmnrlh-News BLUE RIDGE STONE CORPORATION PRODUCERS OF CRUSHED LIMESTONE FOR ALL PURPOSES iii' Main Oflice Boxley Building PHONE 6601 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA PLANT PHONE 2 3533 'EUHR' ments, selling subscriptions, and doing other preliminary work on this publication. On November 19, representatives of surrounding colleges visited Fleming 2m!4:Zq view vw H ROANOKETS MOST MODERN DAIRY A. R. MINTON, INC. FRESH AND CURICD MEATS POULTRY - EGGS 'A' 24 lf. CAMPBl4fl.I, AVENUI PHONE 2-7205 -:if Q2 Ee in Order to help the juniors and Seniors decide On a school to continue thelr edu cation. SOOAS SANOWICIIES Gill's Drive-In Hamburger House 4611 VVILLIAMSON ROAD ROANOKE, VIRGINIA VVe Serve Strirtly Fresh Halrxlvurger Grouml Daily iII Our Own Kitchen from Best Grade Choice Beef Take Ilonze fl Bag CURB SERVICE Cmlgrilfnlizfiwlf Complimczzff of .elml May Surrrss III' Yours cm' . , ,' . ,smell Cwliw YUM, The Come .czlh Ike Curl on Top Cnmplinlefzlf of B A R R S T O R E 32 02 VVI LLIA MSON ROAD . R '2 V Q. ROANOKE, X IRGINIA 'NWN , 'R' 'WA -134 93 Eze Basketball season got under way on December 13, when Fleming dropped the first game of the season to Lynchburg. A win over Blacksburg climaxed the Compliments of RILEY TRUCKING Co. SOUTHERN VARNISH CORP. ROANOKE, Vn1clN1A - Manufacturers of- SCIENTIFIC FINISHING MATERIALS mn nl um: unq, gap nr nn urn ll lllllll FLOORING nu nl , lll ,,,..-gi ZWFF B a V N lllllll lllllllll Ol me. IOANOKI I0 VIUINU .un nnnnnllllnnununlnuun mu xlll I fl FOR BEST BAKING RESULTS ALWAYS USE ENRICHED METROPOLITAN LIGHT WHITE FLOURS 'A' Roanoke City Mills, Inc. ROANQKE, VIRGINIA Th: South': Largext and Finn! Flour and Fred Mill: '5l94flil action until the students returned from Christmas Holidays. The first formal dance of the year was the Christmas Dance which was held Because fhey're FRESH... E more people buy ... X Gordon's 49: . R fresh N 3 Qi Porno culrs my J it H rf. 1 At Your Favorite Fount . . . x o, ,E AI Your Favorite Store! 'A STEAKS CHOPS Quality Equipment for All Sports SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN Th S I' G a' e PO' 'ng 00 ARCHIE'S, Inc. Department , Operators of Arch1e's NELSON HARDWARE LOBSTER HOUSE CO. Southwest Virginicfs Largest and R. F. D. No. 2 Box 251 Illost Illodern Sport: Store DIAL 3-4-481 -- 3-4482 Dial 3-2482 ROANOKE, VA. 17-19 EA51' CAMPBELL AVENUE 2 MILES NORTH ON U. S. ROUTE ll +24 95 E+ 1 5 5 Z ' ...,.f.f'iQl December 18. The next day the students were dismissed for a two-Week Christmas vacation. WEDDLE PLUMBING AND HEATING TELEPHONE 2-0340 P. O. Box 742 Contracting, Industrial and Commercial STOKERS-OIL BURNERS 1129 SHENANDOAH AVENUE, N. W. ROANOKE, XVIRGINIA FOR YOUR DAIRY PRODUCTS DIAL 2-3461 ROANOKE DAIRY AND ICE CREAM COMPANY 9 ICE CREAII IT,S DELICIOUS DE LUXE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Where Service is Prompt PHONE 2-3:33 3308 WILLIAMSKJN ROAD +24 96 12? mg me The new year brought in more basketball and also introduced wrestling a sport which was beginning its fourth year at Fleming. WMM mzaffnm DRY CLEANING and DYEING, INC. 502 llth St., N.W. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Quality Bc Szrviu IDEAL LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Inc. Quality Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service Since I906u LAUNDRY - DRY CLEANING - RUG CLEANING 728 CHURCH AVE., S. E., ROANOKE, VIRGINIA DIAL 6231 Compliments of LUCAS SL FRALIN GENERAL CONTRACTORS 2518 WILLIAMSON ROAD DIAL 7579 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Compliment: of T. E. GARDNER 431 I Williamson Road SPECIALTIES SIDING ROOFING STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS 4Ef97 13 the February 2 was greeted with many smiles because exams were over and students were beginning the second lap of their school year. MORGAN-EUBANK FURNITURE BILL M. LONG Agent For STATE FARM MUTUAL INS. COMPANY 3I3 WEST CAMPBELL AVE. OFFICE 3-1776 - RES. 3-9723 CORPORATION COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS I4 E. CAMPBELL AVE. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Always a good place to trade Sidney's Your Complete Specialty Shop We Specialize in Smart Wear for the Younger Set PHONE 2 IozI 501 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET Compliments Of VALLEYDALE PACKERS, INC. -if 98131- A ORE? gf The wrestlers completed an undefeated aso w' 'ng 'eight tch nd hoe tying one with V. M. I. Jayvees. They ca n ' ig- tizi tat lm -- 'f QQ! Bm WEE i'3i QT x , .Qs A x FROM ,- G. M. SPRINKER E 1 AND -V JOE HAUER 6 X' ' F M A lx if J , iff f' 1 x .9,l!'Hl',fj5'3-If IPI I PM 'Ima , .liIUlV0.'?'4?5?5 6- 5!5AlV54?S 5 ,ff-, FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 628 3 OF ROANOKE Savings Accounts Home Loans 34 WEs'r CHURCH AVENUE Through our aifil iations with various professional organi- zations, we are in 1 position to make ar- rangements at dis- promptness and with the utmost economy ROQMEY tant points Wim! Costs MP More' RO A N O K E ie, 5: +8-I 9915+ The Seniors presented their Senior play Jenny Kissed 'We , I , on Febru ar 28. It was a big hit. FINE IVIEN'S WEAR SINCE 1902 IO7 W. Campbell Ave. Roanoke, Virginia BALLARD'S AUTO ALIGNING DIAL 4-8212 Frame and Axle Straightening-Knee-Action Set and Aligned Wheel Aligning and Balancing S18-520 SALEM AVE., S. W. ROANOKE, Vmcmm Compliments of ROSS BAILY SCHOOL OF DANCING, INC. 506 S. JEFFERSON ST. FoxTRoT RUMBA WALTZ SOMBA SWING TANGO MAMBO PRIVATE OR GROUP LESSONS PHONE 33674 HICKS-LIPES MOTOR CORP. 381 5 WILLIAMSON ROAD Quality Automobile: DIAL 4-7 7 7 l JACK HICKS AL LIPES -if 100 I3- The basketball team ended its season with a I3-5 record, and tied with Jeffer- son and Andrew Lewis for the City-County Championship. In the District Six ADAMS Sc TATE INSURANCE CUMPANYJNC. CONSTRUCTION Co. PHIL C. BIFORII, PRESIDENT RUMIUKE 10, VIRGINIA We Specialize in MACADAM AND ASPHALT SURFACING DRIVEWAYS AND PARKING LoTs Estimates Gladly Furnished Upon Request 0 TELEPHONE 3-2409 P. O. Box 60 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Mmm Compliments of HARDIE BROTHERS SERVICE STATION CULLIGAN SERVICE DIAL 3-0631 2701 WHITESIDE ST. 101 j-2+ tournament, they defeated Narrows and Galax and won a place in the Hnals After a close and exciting game, Fleming emerged victor over Radford by a score 0. G. HUFFMAN, Manager-PI-IONE z-3825 VIRGINIA FOUNDRY CO. HIGH QUALITY ALUMINUM, BRASS GRAY IRON CASTINGS Equipped for Day or Night Service Machine Castings, Stove and Furnace Parts Grates for All Types Boilers IIOI NINTH STREET, N. E. P. O. Box 445 Roanoke 3, Virginia Compliments of BIBEE'S VIRGINIA MARKET A Complete Food Market Frozen Food - Ice Cream Fresh Meat AUTO - LIFE - FIRE Let Me Insure Your Car Your Mortgage Your Home and Furniture F. K. HODGES 313 W. CAMPBELL AvE. OFFICE 3-1776 HoME 2-0138 STATE FARM INSURANCE COS. H. S. SHAFER AGENCY State Farm Insurance Companies LIFE - FIRE - AUTO INSURANCE DIAL 3-1776 RESIDENCE 2-7017 313 WEST CAMPBELL AVE. ROANOKE +24 102 +3- A5553 zzz 34.2, ML? W ? By this win, tEey 2zu ix hamp'On 1 Fleming. CALDWELL-SITES CO. Ofice Equipment-Ofc: Supplier STATIONERY GIFTS A. B. DICK MIMEOGRAPHS ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Qs. I 'Q e u I SALES-SERVICE MUDDIMAN ELECTRIC CO. 28 CHURCH AVE., S. W. DIAL 3-4531 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA MAGIC CITY TILE Co. Skyline Overlock Plastic Wall Tile Asphalt and Rubber Tile Inlaid Linoleum F Iuzr-: ESTIMATES136 MONTHS To PAY For Tile in Style, Dial 3-3307 2815 WILLIAMSON ROAD Compliment: of Sears, Roebuck and Co I2-I9 E. CI-Iuncl-I AVENUE if 103 la hlarch 28 brought the second formal dance Of the year, the Spring Formal The literary season was a successful one for Fleming, as it had been every year C ompliment: of KI RK'S JEWELERS WILLIAM FLEMING SCHOOL RINGS FOR SALE CAMPBELL AND JEFFERSON BOWLES-SOYARS MOTOR CO 2704 VVILLIAMSON ROAD SEE JOE BOWLES FOR GOOD USED CARS TELEPHONE 4-4404- CALL LOEBLS FIRST For Good Cleaning, Good Dyeing 4 I4 DIAL S161 348 W. SALEM AVE. ROANOKE, VA. R. B. GAY GL CO. Railroad C ontractors ROANOKE, VIRGINIA R. B. GAY S. F. LANFORD if 104 lif- VVith spring came track, and it was a familiar sight to see people running and jumping on the field after school hours in preparation for track meets. Congratulations! And fklny You Enjoy 4 vumnangicnmmmunl. i' fllUIlllinHPlKRS JMD 11-A W. Church Avenue Roanoke, Va. Official Photographers for the Annual Dairy Products Always CLOVER CREAMERY COMPANY, INC. Dial 3-3603 f 24029 RN URI? I2 l.CHf'TPBEl.L RYE. ROANOKG. VIRGINIA -f??,Lf- cg, 494,09 7,,,4,,,c,.a.., 5 ULWQW 105 lif- The annual May Day festivities Nlay, as is the tradition at Fleming. provided a colorful greeting to the month of Complimentf of OA '..' LL SINCE 1889 Clothing for Men, VVOmen and Boys Roanoke Piom-rr Clothiers CAMPBELL AT JEFFERSON Thru ilu' Blok DIAL 8837 ROOT SUPPLY COMPANY CLOVERDALE, VIRGINIA FEEDS, HARDW'ARE CUSTOM GRINDING AND MIXING Compliments of Roanoke Motor Sales USED CAR DEALER We Will Be Glad to Service Your Car 2914 WVILLIAMSON RD. DIAL 8891 ROANOKE, VA. Compliment: of J. G. SHEETS at SONS Realtors - Auctioneers The Beit Irzveftment on Earth if the E wth CARLTON TERRACE BUILDING 920 S. JEFFERSON STREET ROANOKE, VIRGINIA -.ashvquvunr Q Q DIAL 8885 Compliment: of Complimenif Arrow Hardware Paint SL Feed CO. of WILLIAMSON RD. AND AIRPORT RD. HORNE,S We Appreciate Your Patronage DIAL 3-S648 410 South Jefferson Street +24 106 E+ .'j My L XE n , cl s ended their activities J c mpl uccessful season. with Outings and banquets, hawIII2 ' Compliment: of Air-LecC1eane - O eig orhood le SUITE 113 CARLTON TERRACE 27 FRANKLIN ROAD R0d?10kF,5 First .Vfmlffr VVERTZ OPTICAL COMPANY If DIAL 537 Prescriplion Opticians 4720 W1LI,lAMSO OAD DIAL 9015 ROA GINIA F. E. IVERTZ, Optirian ROANOKE, VA. P G ESS LA DRY 55 LEANERS I INCORPORATED I C MPLETE LAUNDRY AND R CLEANING SERVICE DIAL 3-8411 1711 WI LIAMSON ROAD, ROANOKE, VA. DISTRIBUTING CO. BUSH-FLORA SHOE COMPANY SHOES OF DISTINCTION 109 Campbell Avenue, West DIAL 2-1955 ROANOKE, VA. FOR GOOD BAKE GOODS BUY FROM MICHAELAS 3 3 36 WILLIAMSON ROAD I 9 1 f I KS 1 I HZJ'fll?.1W H GENERAL MOTOR LINES S26 ORANGE AvE., N. E. I- ROANOKE, VA. B E HIQQSIZON LESZN ES S ati: factory Motor F rei gin S cryin GRUEN BENRUS ROANOKE TO GALAX +24 107 R+ As alvIi ays, the distribution of the great enthiisiasm. . , I. COLONEL, our yearbook, was greeted with PARSELL'S PIE SHOP DECORATED CAKES OUR SPECIALTY FOR ALL OCCASIONS ART BARBER SHOP 311 FIRST STREET, S. W. I2 CHAIRS MANICURIST National Business College Roanoke, Virginia SCHOOLS OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND SECRETARIAL SCIENCE 0 Distinctive Portraiture 0 Early American Accessories STRICKLAND 32 WEST KIRK AVENUE ROANOKE, VIRGINIA DIAL 2-3659 ' PINI ' COPPER ' BRASS ' wRoUcII'r IRON KN lx FLORIST W so , - J J A i f ' ' ' f -1. I e 4 ? 5Ef'i' ' ' I' . f ,RNQJIJI X , I Mir' I X I mc. 23 wzsr cnuncn Avmuz 1 aomoxz, VIRGINIA 'gf L, Compliments of LINDBERGH COURT GROCERY Fine Furniture REID AND CUTSHALL LAZARIIS OF ROANOKE 309 CAMPBELL AVENUE, WEST Established 1924 +24 108 Ja? The last big event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom, was a great success Finally June came, and the Seniors turned sorrowfully from their happy CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Smith-Corona Dealer F. G. ECCLEFIELD Rental - Sales - Service I23 Kirk Avenue, S. W. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Phone 2-8410 BOWLES BAKE SHOP Alway: Deliciouf DIAL 2-7142 3150 WILLIAMSON ROAD BOWLES PASTRY NOOK Dial 2-0111 City Market ROANOKE LINCOLN-MERCURY SALES CORP. 402 LUCK AVE., W. IIIdiaII Head VVater Ground Corn Meal GROUND FRESH EVERYDAY CLOVERDALE MILLS ROUTAE II CLOVERDALE, VIRGINIA ewald-clark The Camera and Gift Store I7 WEST CHURCH AVE. Mc'S SELF SERVICE STORE Groczrie.r-M:at,r-Vzgetablzs Frozfn F ood: CLOVERDALE, VIRGINIA W. T. HyItOn's Grocery BLUE JAY FOOD MARKET Groceriff-Frefh Meat Fred-Hardware DIAL 2-3734- Jarrett'.v Beauty Salon 3143 WILLIAMSON ROAD Dflivfry ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 2525 Hollins Road Dial Z-4744 Louise Jarrett, Owner-operator +51 109 ia- days at Fleming toward new experiences, while underclassmen awaited another school year. Dial 3-6354 PAINTER'S PHARMACY N O F S I N G E R C L E A N E R S 3312 WILLIAMSON ROAD Better Cleaning 1509 WILLIAMSON ROAD ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Your Drug Store Norris Candy, Kodaks and Films DIAL 2-2826 ROANOKE, VA BARGER COAL CO. COAL AND WOOD DEALERS QUALITY SERVICE PRICE Liberty Road, Williamson Road Roanoke 12, Virginia Dial 6695 YELLOW CAB CO. OF ROANOKE 7711 TENTH STREET TEXACO STATION S R H GREEN STAMPS Texaco Gas and Oil ROAD SERVICE WASHING AND WAXING MARFAK LUBRICATION IOTE STREET AND WILLIAMSON ROAD DIAL 3-6244 AGNEW SL CONNELLY SEEDS, FEEDS, FERTILIZERS ROANOKE, VA. BOB'S MARKET FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES SII Ilth St., N. W. DIAL 37371 DIAL 2-3565 RESIDENCE 3-7179 O. B. WALTERS Dealer in Fresh and Cured Meats of Quality SPECIAL TY: Homemade Chicken Salad, Ham Salad, Potato Salad and Pimento Cheese Give llflf a Trial Stall NO. 20 City Market -'El 110 Ef- E. R. CARR A. E. RICHARDSON DIAL 4-7383 E. R. CARR SL CO. PLUMBING AND HEATING IIIZ Melrose Ave., N. W. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA PROPST-CHILDRESS SHOE CO. Beaut1ful Shoes - Bag: PHONE 9269 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA IH PORl1S'Al4!Y CORNER JEFFERSON AND CHURCH PHONE 3-1555 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Compliments oj BOWMAN'S BAKERY Bakers of Sunbeam Bread Compliment: of NORTHWEST HARDWARE Mae LUMBER COMPANY coo' 61 1 l lth S , N. W. The Hama Builderx' Homz P treat HONE S107 DIAL 8187 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Williamson Road Supply CO., Inc. HARDWARE 8: FEEDS 231 l WILLIAMSON ROAD DIAL 2-0441 HARLEY BOWERS ESSO STATION Lubrifation - Warhing - Waxing TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE ROAD SERVICE XVILLIAMSON ROAD AT TENTII STREET On U. S. Il and zzo DIAL 3-3113 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA 1:4 111 hw WEBB BROTH ERS COMPANY Tile, Marlzle, Terrazzo 2918 TENTH ST. EXT., N. W. DIAL 2-1537 FISHER OPTICAL COMPANY 117 FRANKLIN RD. ROANOKE, VA. PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS Frames Furnished Prices Moderate Zenith Hearing Aids in stock for imme- diate delivery. Free demonstration. -x- NEWMAN'S 5C TO 51.00 STORE Tlze Shopping Center on Williammn Road Vo 3 328 WILLIAMSON ROAD HARRY B. BOWMAN AG EN CY State Farm IIISUTHIICC Companies LIFE - FIRE - AUTO INSURANCE DIAL 3-I776 - RESIDENCE 3-II92 313 WEST CAMPBELL AvE. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA OFFICE PHONE 6003 RES. PIIONE 4-2127 G. E. TROUT 8c SONS General Contractorx .us-I9 BOXLEY BUILDING ROANOKE, VIRGINIA NATALIE SHOPPE Smart Apparel for the Woman and Min 31 I SOUTH JEFFERSON ST. DIAL 2-0678 ROANOKE, VIRGINIA THE WATCH STORE OF ROANOKE DIAL 2-0953 BARR BROTHERS FRIENDLY JEWELERS 4 E. CAMPBELL-JUS! off Jefferson C omplimentx of S. H. KRESS Sc CO. gc, Ioc and 25C Stores -if 112 131- Complimeufx of ROANOKE IIENDING MACIIINI4: EXCHANGE, INC. 3110 WIIIIIIIIISOII Road Roanoke, Val. C0lllIPffll1E7If! of ORKIN Ex'I'IaIiMINA'I'OIzs, INC. 23 I 5 XVILLIAAISON ROAD DIAI. 7768 Courtesy of BIG 4 BARBER SHOPS S. J. WRIGHT E. T. JONES GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 7ND SI., AND LUCK AVE. RCJANIJKE, VA. PHONE 6217 1'H1'I DR. PICPPIQR BOTTLING CO. -151 AICCIHIILIIIZIII Slrcct, S. W. ROANOKE, VIRUINIIX HIINTER, DEAN 81 SOYARS LIOAI, CO. POCAIIONTAS COAL GENUINE IVHITE OAK COAL RAVEN RED ASH COAL Prompt Service on Stokers and Furnaces Prompt Delivery Courleour Service DIAL 9293 VVILLIAINISON ROAD DAIRY BAR 4608 XVILLIAAISON ROAD We Serve FfcIf'UI'J' Qualify am! Qzmulily .-Ire Gmfionfly Sewell Here CHECK-R-BOARD FEED STORE IT s rnovsfiff 12 GENERATION5 1 T X W ha::f:::',f '1'l lilllntlons gl ' ' Kennels In 7 doll ll the Purim 'Bod but P:lI':nb'B: lcd nn other N New W. 'cpu' I Chow. Thqy P f Urlna D06 CHDW ix, .L +3 113 E4- p '. I . L31 .' V 'G'N'A COUNTRY HAM CASSELL-HODGES COMPANY SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN S STEAKS I f I fs Real Estate Call Us PACHETTI PIZZAS R. C. CASSELL G. O. GIVENS, JR. JOHN W. HODGES C. H. HODGES D. POFF FRED B. MOORE A. D. CRAIG 4017 WILLIAMSON ROAD Roanoke, Virginia PHONE 4-0281 Hours: Il A. M.-Ir P. M., Tues. Sun. Closed Mondays 106 W. KIRK AVE. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA PHONE 2-3126 Compliments of EASTERN STORES, INC. 3326 WILLIAMSON ROAD GILES BROTHERS Furniture I6-I8 EAST CHURCH AVENUE ROANOKE, VIRGINIA We Appreciate Your Business DIAL 2-3464 VINTON FUEL COMPANY FERGUSON TRANSFER COAL AND FUEL OIL CONI PANY DIAL 3,4414 Moving--Storage 223 W. JACKSON AVENUE 113 E. CHURCH AVE. P. O. Box IIS VINTON, VIRGINIA Compliments of VIRGINIA FOODS, INC. Wholesale Groceries HMISS VIRGINIAH CANNED FOODS DIAL 2-3196 ROY L. WEBBER Florist 4000 Williamson Road For the Best in Flowers DIAL 3-2469 EIIIIII- X' fl ' v . I 0,40 Lazyif ', . I-,, ff- , A 'ffn K 'a,o1,,' I, M44 4256 A 7 l I ., 71 . bf MA 6' .6 .- fine, .A :I ff' '1 l C A- J 1 :Luca f. f. ,C I 1 4 I K4 ,Q . I K ,wx 1 ,K ,KL f .Z 4 A Xiilff ffl! A ft!-:Ala ,fl J J' . 1 X-fjlzlf, 55,15 4 or - f ,dl -'V ACME TYPEWRITER ' ' 2431 - 0' CO M PAN Y TYPEWRITER RENTALS LINDERYVOOD, REMlNG'l'0N, ROYAL, CORONA AND HERMES 6125?-lDinnibh's The Hi-School Shop PORTABLES 3d Floor H6 VVEST CHURCH AVENUE Devoted Exclusively to High Schocl RoANoxE, VIRGINIA Lien The Finest Young lllenfs' Clothing in Town GILLIAM-LENNON, IN PONCE DE LEON HOTEL BLDG. C. Blankenship and Davis PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS lO6 W. CHURCH AVE. In Roanoke Since 1889 There'.f a Reaxon BROTHERHOOD MERCHNTILE CO. Clothiers for lllen, Young lllen and Students 107 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET RoANoI-IE, VIRGINIA R. D. CREASY F resh and Cured Meats STALI. No. 8 CITY MARKET DIAL 4-802 I Free Delivery LLOYD'S MARKET FINEST IN FOODS 2205 WILLIAMSON ROAD For Complete Delivery Service DIAI. 2-9661 - 2-6657 LEE HARDVVARE CO 3135 Williamson Road DIAL 3-8249 Complete Line of HARD WARE, HOUSE WARE SPORTS WARE, GIFTS -:jf 115 . lf NQ I xii' A I r. J v X 4 'x 1 . , 5: I rx 4 I .I S- ,O N R 41? ,YYXQXXX YENJ' NY 4 A K I N v SN-,L I GEORGE T. HITCH, Jewelers Fine Jewelry Since 1906 -B ECAU S E- StyIe Come: F int Diamond: China Sil-'ver 1 18 WEST CAMPBELL AVENUE DIAL 2-6113 ' EASTER SUPPLY CO. Office and School Supplies 120-122 CAMPBELL AVE. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA DIAL 6274- - 6275 SAM FINLEY, INC. FINLEY METHOD Asphalt Roadways DIAL 6219 1615 CLEVELAND AVENUE, S. W ROANOKE, VIRGINIA VIRGINIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE CAREER and INTENSIVE COURSES In Burinexf Education VVRITE EOR CATALOGUE NO. T-2 S7 Campbell Avenue at Third Street, S. W. Roanoke, Virginia .az awww, amy Whitman's Music Studio Musical Instruments, Accessories Repairs Instructor of all Band Instrumrnlx BERNARD A. IVHITMAN Formerly Music Director Veteran's Hospital 6 KIRK AVE., IVEST ROANOKE, VA. DIAL 3-2583 Compliment: of MUTUAL BENEFIT HEALTH 8: ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION UNITED BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Health and Accident-Hospitalization Life-Polio-Cancer Insurance THE E. V. Cox AGENCY 609 S. Jefferson St., Roanoke l 1, Va. PHONE 8159 -vEf116lE!+ STANFORD RAY FRESH AND CURED MEATS Stall 17, City Market 'TELEPHONE 2-0611 ALEX Y. LEE Lori and Gunsmiths lOl Salem Avenue, VVest DIAL 9832 ROANOKE, VA C omplimmtr of F. W. WOOLWORTH KENNARD-PACE CO. The Moft Saliffaftoryn PLUMBING, HEATING, ROOFING PHONE 2-1965 129 KIRK AVE., W. ROANOKE, VA. LESTER W. HUFFMAN 354-1 PRINCETON CIRCLE See Me For Your Imurance Needs AUTO LIFE FIRE Bus. 3-1776 Residence 2-4039 INIASTER RADIO AND TELEVISION SERVICE RCA VICTOR TELEVISION S14 SECOND ST., S. W. PIIONI-3 3-1543 F. A. GATES, District Ibfgr. PENDLETON AVE., ROANOKE, VA. STATE FARM MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Auto - Life - Fire 313 CAMPBELL AVENUE PIIONI-2 3-1776 RESIDENCE 2-6524 JOSEPH SPIOEL, INC. Junior and Misses' Garments School Girls' Favorite Store CAMPBELL AVE. AT HENRY ST. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA -E 117 12+ .- Al C1 J . 1 f 7 K W 'Lbs x . 1 ' 0-1 ?Q U in ' yltlkcjfl I, .1 1, Q- P IW T:.'2!f'7e', Q LU L' I' H ' F, , Ed' Q F I 7 .I wif A ,3g,4,,4f SZ' Wiz fm ,P A C , me Lvof Q 'L I LVM! VLWl'1i BRAND Med ' 4 5 l Syrup ' ANUFACTURED IN ROANOKE Can be bought from any Grocery Store ICE CREAM 133 ALBE1X1ARLE AvE., S. E. PHONE 5558 F. P. Murray CITY MEAT MARKET A. H. TEICHLER STALL 4, CITY MARKET FRESH AND CURED MEATS-POULTRY DIAL 725 5 FINE CLOTHES MEN Boys JOHN NORMAN, INC. Compliments Of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ganas FOSTER JEVVELERS Nationally Kzzorwz Brain! of Walclzes am! Iercelry WATCHES REPAIRED 2817 WII.l,lAMSllN Rozxn, N. E. PHONE 4-2731 Huffman Motor Co. WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE -SEE- J. B. C f-lack, Morris for the Best Deal in Town ON THE CORNER-Sth St. and Campbell Ave., S. W. Cronrond: of Roanoke DIAL 4-1215 Llc. 1015 Rolmoxrs +51 118 ly WILLIAMSON ROAD ORNAMENTAL TREES PHOTO SHOP AND SHRUBS A Good Photo Service Lmdfmpe Sewice - at Reasonable Prices A DIAL 3-0520 ROANOKE, VA. Our Business is Developing HEDGE LAWN NURSERIES, INC. 3926 Williamson Road Roanoke, Va. MT. SCENERY INN Good Gulf Gas and Oil Sandwiches, Drinks and Groceries 4627 WILLIAMSON ROAD DIAL 2-93 S4 Weddle Radio and Television R. C. A. - PHILCO - EMEIISON - RAIrrIIEoN Antenna Installation Sale: and Service 2813 WILLIAMSON Row DIAL 2-4909 JENNINGS ESSO STATION 4840 WILLIAMSON ROAD PHONE 2-9235 AIR-LEE SoDA SHOPPE PATENT MEDICINES, SUNDRIES FOUNTAIN SERVICE AND MAGAZINES A. C. MYERS Compliments of WILLIAMSON ROAD PHARMACY 3322 WILLIAMSON ROAD PHONE 2-721 S C ourlexy of The Neighborhood Barber Shop 3 BARBERS 3607 WILLIAMSON ROAD +24 119 E- O I PHYSICAL ED? The entire football team could not do in an hour the amount of work electricity can do for less than a nickel! Think how electricity saws you time, steps and efjrorl. Think of everything it does in a single day to make life easier, l14'afll11'v1'and lmppier for you and every member of your family. APPALACHIAN, ELECTRIC PUWER 00 LFT'S ALL DO OUR PART IN MAKING 1953 THIC SAI-'ICST Yli.-XR YICT- DRIYIC C.-XRPil L'LLY AND Lll'l+1 LONGER This fld Compliments of the Roanoke Automobile Dealers Association U I -if 120 13+ f. , 1f'f 'V'f f'ffM- -MQ WZA?, f6 ':Z'a'Vm1Qi mg ff'fzfW f'f vf'MfQKw WW W 'QKZWW iw mf 57' - J 'f iwsN7 'fU 7'7P '7f'W 'gzffnww