William Fleming High School - Colonel Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)
- Class of 1957
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T I-I E I 1 gg 9 5 n 7 C O L O N E L Y V E 1 i 1 x 'Y . -A i 2 FOREWCRD This year the annual staff combined all its efforts to bring you its conception of a good yearbook. We sincerely hope that you enjoy this yearbook as much as we enjoyed putting it together for you. Here We would like to introduce to you the Little COLONEL , alittle fellow who symbolizes the Warmth and friendliness that characterizes our school. He is the unseen observer of life at Fleming, and as such is well qualified to lead us on a tour of our school. As your guide, he will give you an inside view of our faculty, class- mates, sports, activities, and classroom work. 'N 6 J x7 WM W,fLfLf0f J , M Mfffl C in ICD ,MK 0! MfjWfW 7' Q W MM i f ' fi, ' 14- I.. 125 X 1, 0,2 . 4 7 ' V . 1 ' ' ?sfs .ff Sw'-fa X l 4 1 ' f X 0 CCNTENTS ADMINISTRATION . . . . . . . 11 CLASSES .... .... 1 7 SPORTS... ....53 HONORS AND EVENTS . . . .. 73 ACTIVITIES .... .... 7 9 ' .Q STUDIES ..... ...... 1 11 x g I9 57 -. -'-ffl? ..-5345.5-gg' 'I' 1-' -,. I '-vw 'M' ffbmm gb x X- ' 2 -,JBL-340' I -I-' l1!11 15 1111111 e11A11l X ls ' DEDICATION Because you have shown interest in each of us and have taken our individual problems as your own . . . Because you have helped prepare us for our role as leaders of tomorrow . . . Because you have taken a deep interest in clean sportsmanship and have coached many championship teams . . . Because of your extreme fairness, good sense of humor . . . Because we, the students of William Fleming, want you to know that your time, understanding, and efforts are appreciated, We gratefully dedicate the 1957 COLONEL to you, COACH FRED SMITH. m a ms -1 ss gsm m mn w' w ms mn a nm ms ss m m a ww an mn a ww is ms m mm nm Q x W x mn xr Student Life Pictured hcre are scenes familiar to every Fleming student . . . Elbowing through the crowded halls . . . Lunching in the school cafeteria . . . Enjoying zu Friday assembly Obtaining advice on many problems . . . Clleering for the football team . . . Attending a school dance. These and a 1001 other experiences, each vital to the well-rounded develop- ment ol every student, comprise high school life at Fleming. M. if ww H' M asv ,z f- 1-wmv-few-W 1 3. -' mf Q an 1 fa: Nw'-:vwfif Mn 2 H XG, 7-WG A 1 I Ziwiibfz P x DR. E. W. RUS!-ITON Superintendent of Schoolf 1A 1. MR. W. A. COULTER Principal NIR. PAUL B. FOSTER Al.r.ri.rmnt Princijml 'a Faculty MRS. CORA R. AARON School Secretary MR. DON BAKER Induftrial Arty, Drafting MISS BETTY BATES Science -JNIRS. VIRGINIA BOYD b Phyfical Education, Gi 57' I Athletic 14.r.rociation MRS. DOROTHY BROWN Typing, General Bufineff, junior Clam Sponfor vfqk. HERBERT M. BURKS English, Social Science, funior ,gQ5?ME1a r-wawffe fl. XMRS. MARY BURKS Art, Spanifh, funior Art Club MR. WILLIAM K. CIIILDRESS Englifh, Science, junior Hi-Y 'X GMRS. GENEVIEVE DICKINSON Englifh, Speech, Play Production, Thespianf, Literary Club, De- bate Team IVIIS. Dickinson, Mrs. Bovd and Nlrs. Aaron . . . , ' 7 VlSltlI1g the boss '. Does Nlr. Egge have an attendance problem? MR. THOMAS H. DIXON Cherniiiry, Mathematicf, Beta 1, Club, Rotaf, Boys, Attendance JOIR. DEAN L. EGGE Art, Senior Art Club MRS. NANCY S. FALLS Librarian Faculty NMR. KENNETH FRENCH Mathematics, Wrestling Coach, As- sistant Coach of Football and 'Track MRS. SUSAN FRENCH Home Economics, Future Home- makers of America MR. JOHN GRAYBILL Government, H istory, Senior H i-Y, Archery Club MRS. ROMA GUSTIN Latin, Student Cooperative Asso- X ciation -dvhss RUTI-I HILTON Physical Education, Girls, Athletic Association, Coach of Basket- ball and Volleyball Teams MR. RICHARD PIORNER English, Social Science, News- paper MRS. LORETTA HORTON Mathematics, Science MISS MARGARET JAMES Bookkeeping, Typing, Shorthand, Future Business Leaders of America MR. OTIS KITCHEN Band Director Teachers daydream, too. Ordering your classes some chewing gum, Mrs. LOOmis? MRS. VIRGINIA KIRKWOOD Mathematics, Guidance Counselor Senior Y-Teens MRS. CATHERINE LOOMIS English, Student Cooperative flsso I ctarion MISS MARGARET MARTIN Biology, Science, Physical Edu cation, junior Red Cross Faculty MRS. VIRGINIA MASON Englifh, Mathenzatici, Senior Clan Sponsor, Girlf' Attendance MR. JOHN I. MELONE General Science, Biology NIR. JAMES T. IVIOORE Phyfical Education, Driver Train- ing, Basketball Coach, Afxittant Football Coach MRS. SRUTH B. PAINTER Biology, Future Teacher: of America NIR. I'IARTWELL P1-IILIPS Mathematicf, Gob' MISS MARY ANNE PICKETT Englifh, Cheerleader: MRS. MARTHA N. QUIGLEXf Social Science, Engliyh MR. EARL QUINN Indurtrial flrtf MISS FRANCES SANDERSON School Secretary MRS. MANIE L. SIFFORD Mathenzaticf MRS. DAILEY B. SLOAN Home Economics, Future Home- inakerf of America MR. FRED H. SMITH Phyfical Education, ffihletic Director, Coach of Football and Track Nlaking plans for your summer vacations? The day is Over, the battle is WO11. Faculty MRS. IMOGENE D. SMITH Coordinator of Vocational Ojice Training, Bookkeeping, General Business IVIISS ELIZABETH STONE English, French, Literary Club MR. JAMES B. TI-IOMPSON Government, History, Physical Education Line up for your calls here! A Ukaffec Hatch at the lunch table. NIRS. MARY S. TOWNSEND English, Typing, Voice of Christian Youth, Future Busi- ness Leaders of America MRS. FLORENCE M. 'TUCKER Mathematics MRS. 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Vice Prerident LAWRENCE BARGER. . . . .Secretary N. E. VIA ............ . . .Reporter - MRS. VIRGINIA MASON, . . , . .Sporuor Six years-and the class of 757 is about to bid farewell to the beloved halls of Fleming. We feel sure that our experiences of heartaches, trials, joys, and successes will serve as a guidiriigfllight as we reach out to new horizons. The pleasant memories of fellowship and achievements at Fleming will always be dear to us as we continue along the path of life. Senior Class of '57 ALGII: IIEXVIS IXIIAIIIS ujxlgicva BARBARA JIIAN AIIKINS Barbara IQOBERT I-IIaIINI:oN ALLEN , uBObbys: Ev ERLYN SKINNELL ARNOLD Everlyn,' ROBERT COLYLII Av IzsoN Bobby WILLIALI COIANISII AvIesoN Ki 77 LUANA Rosa BAKER LuaIIa', LAWRENCE IQAY BAILGIQII Lawrence 'c JOSEPH IELMORE BEARD ii-IO 77 GILLIAM ODIILL BIQLCIIIIII II SoIIIIy,' CA ROLYN Scorr BI:N'I'LI5Y g'CarInlyII'y CAllOLX'N Suu BLACK Sue Eg. Y Sen1or NIARY ALICE BONDS Mary Alice IRENE ELIZABETH BOONE SGIYCIICU PATRICIA ANN BowER 'A Patty H DEANNA MAE BowLINc Dcanna', DONALD LEWIS BRADLEY it 77 KENNETH XIVAYNE BRAMMER Kenneth JANICE LEE BRILLHA RT 'gjzxniceu CAROLYN RosE BROWN H Carolyn U NORRIIA JEAN BROWN Norma MARTI-IA LAwsoN BUCHANAN Matthan NOIKAIA NIAY BURGER Norma RING IRVIN Busn G5 Class of '57 PATRICIA ELTON CALLAIIAN Pat ELLSWORTII LEWIS CLA RRI Ellsworth ROSA ELIZABETH COLE ll 57 RONALD LEE COLEMAN Ronnie BETTY PETERS COLLINS as Betsyn HELENE CECILE COOPER Helene BETTY JEAN CIIAIG CG 75 DAVID FRANKLIN CRAIG David PEGGY LOU CREASEY CS 77 SHIRLEY MARIE CROFT Shirley RODNEY WILTON DALIIOUSI: Rodney GEORGE WILLIAM DAVIS, R George Y EE an EE :mx IBF . Semor PATRICIA RASNICIQ DAVIDSON Patricia V ERSAI, JQAY D EA 11.1 NG Vcrszll RAY DAVID DICKIZRSON .fRayv, JOYCE ANN DILLON ll 37 GLORIA FRANC ES DIVERS K' Gloria GEORGE ARTHUR EANES George CAROL SUE ELLIS KL 77 PEGGY JEAN EVERS upcggyn JAMES HOWA no FAGG Ja mes JEAN CAROLYN FALLS Hjcan YJ JAMES Howlx RD FERGUSON Jimmy TJRILBIE IEEE FEILIIELL 'l'riIbie Class of '57 Suu ELIZABICTII FLORA Sue PIIILLIP CURTIS FRACKICR W Phil JANET NIARIE FRALIN Janet H JOYCE ANN GAY SKJOYCCH OSCAR 'THOMAS GIBSON, IR. Tommy LINDA Lum GILES Linda ROBERT OTEY PIALE Bob DON RAY PIALL Donn BI:'r'rY JEAN HAIIII-I RICK KL 77 SYLVIA LAVONNE HA RI1ER Sylvia GARLAND RAY HA RRIS ..Ray,, PATRICIA JOAN I'IARTH GL1jat77 A IS .WEB bzwfi' ,N CNLW n In SQ' -4,-In !.'s.x-1 SLI, M, .Ov- 'R I . Www 15 5 V Q QQ NSA 41, M we sm 5? iz-Sgmjgiri A Z 5 Senior I'31cNNua DUN HAliThIAN Don BENJAMIN CLAY HAUSER il 37 JACQUELINE ANNETTE HICKS Annette LIONEL TRUE'rr HQFFMAN Butch SHIRLEY JEAN HOLCOMB 'L Shirley D EANNA FOLEY Horc Rom' Deanna SUSAN FRANCES HOSVELL lisucv CAROL ANN HUDSON Carol', PAUL JAMES JACOBS Paul NTICKEY RAY JANNEY Nlickcy NIAROLYN INA JENNINGS Nfarolyn PAUL EDMUND JONES Eddie Class of '57 RICHARD DIiNNlS JONES ulzlCllElI'd,, FRANCES ELIZAEETII KEATON Frances WILLIAM RALI-II KEY Ii ,Y JULIA NIARIE KING IL U HENRY RUCKER KISEII, jk. Henry ROBERT IDI-IWI'l'T LANCASTEII G6 D, BEVERLY JANE LA RCII Beverly SHEILA ELIZABETII LAWIIENCI Sheila GARY ASHEY LEE zz rs S Gary ROBER'I' LAXVRENCE l4EINOIR I6 77 KENNETI'I EUGENE LLOYD E U Kenneth GIIEN LEE LYLE Glen Senior AIARITA LORENE MCDA NIEL Marita Rox' NELSON NICFARLA ND URGYI! l JANICE MAE NIABE Janice BARBARA JEAN NIARTIN Barbara LARRY GENE lXflARTlN KL -IUIJITII ROSE MASON Ajudyn SHIRLEY JEAN lX lAXEY Shirley ROBEllT NVINFREIJ MII.I.I2R li Y! RANDOLPH LEE MOLER 'LRaIIdy BI5'I'rY ANN NIUNSEY uBCttyv: RICKENIDRLZD NANCE, JR. Mac WI LLIAIII GRAY NEWIIIAN 4' Billy H Class of '57 JAMES RALPH NICIIOLS uJiIH1'1lY LEON Roc ER NOEESINOEIL GLLCLBII H DONNA LOUISE O,BRlEN Donna Lou JEAN IRENE OWENS 33 LOIS SIMMONS PAINTEII LOis,' CA lu. WAX'NLZ PARKS Wayne GLORIA YrVONN li PEREGOY Gloria IVIARTIIA MA E PERNA ulvlilfthiln DONALD PIIIPPS, JH. SKDOH Y7 JAMES H. PIERCE Alim I, DIANE RONCELLA PILSON Diane J YVILLIAIII WOOHROW 1 LUNKl5'l I' f-Bill f-35423583 2 -:E Wei I Us an E Senior ALPIIEUS WILSON POTTS, JR H Wilson H LEVVIS DEAN PRIC I3 SlDean57 GARY' EVANS PRITCIIARD CSGary7? EIIIMA Jo REID Alon PEGGY LEE Ruwxss .. Peggy 1, DAVID BURKE RHODES David,' A'IICHAEL ANDRENV RUDD0 Mike H SONIA PATRICIA RUSSELL Sonia ANN PARKER SAUI, HAnnl! GEIlALD EDWA RD SAUND ERS Gerald NIARTHA ANNE SHARP K' Nlartha FRANC ES BVIARI I2 SHOWA LTLR HFTHIICCSH Class of '57 JOYCE ANN SMITN Y, LEONA RUTH SNOVV Leona BARRIE EDMUND STEVENS Barrie ROGER NORMAN SUTTER 44 RUsw1N LAVISIQNE SUTPUTN IS 73 DONALD GALE 'FIIOMAS Donnie Lois ANN THOMAS LKAnn7! BETTY JANE TEIOMPSON il 71 ROBERT WILLIAINI TIRINKO Sl 7, ANN STR1CKLER Tucxi NADH!! BILL ROGERS TUCK Bill CATH ERINE 1Rxs TUIINER Cat1hcrine', 1 A f R Senior REBECCA LOUISA TURNER Becky Louu NOIXMA MARIE UPDIKE Norma CHARLES W. 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BONNIE Jo MILLS CAROL TRUMBULL CHARLOTTE VVITT The Junior Class, as 111 years past, entered 21 Hoat 1n the Homecommg Parade The theme was The Junior-Semor Prom The class of '58 sponsored several very successful hops thls year The class also honored the SCHIOIS Wlth the tladmonal unmor SCHIOI Prom whlch was held at the Hotel Patrlclx Henry I uniors BUD ALLIXIAN WANIJA AND ERS JOANNE ARNOLD BAR13ARA.,II:A N,AZLbL1NS SANDRA ATKINSON LAVERNE BAILEY BARBARA BAKER BEVERLY BARBER BIIICIIAEL BIIAMER JIMMY BIcHIzLIiR B.E2S'il5-1-W-N5 BlR11A.RA.BOw-I,Izs HOIVIEII BOWLES SHELVA BOwI.Iss HERBEIL1' BOYVLING BARRY BOWMAN BOBBY BRAMMIQR SANDRA BRAMMER BARBARA BRAY ALAN BROGAN PIIYLLIS BRONVN IQONALD BRYANT BARBARA BUCHANAN Bora BUSSIQY GLEN CASSELL WILNA JEAN CAUIIILI JEvv1:LL CII1iA'I'NVO0lJ JIIIIMY CIIRIs'I'LIzY SAM COLL: FRIQDDY CONNIQR SAUNDRA COOPER EVEILETT CRAFT IVIARLEEN CRAWFORD NIARY ALICE CRILGGLR GAIL CRUIKSIIANKS I uniors SUSAN CUIIDIE WANDA CUSTER JOSEPH DII.l.ARD TIIOMAS IJIVERS NIARY MARSIIALL Dox Lr CURTIS DUDLEY DEANNA DUNCAN J. R. DUNKLEY HOLLIE ENGI Ii DON FIELDS CAROL FIREBAUGIHI WAY'NE FIZER LEE FRACKIZR NIARGARET FRAXRLIIX. Rox' FRINK EDITH FUQUA CHARLIGNE GAINES DICKIE GALLION KENNETH GARREN JUDY GILBERT GEORGIA GILI. TOMMY GISINER CIIARLES GIVIENS SHIRLEY GLASS KATHERINE GRAVETI' .JUDY GUN'I'NER GAIL I'IACKYVOR'l'H NEAL HALE RODNEY HALE BARBARA HAl.I, CQROI, I-IANCQQK CHARLES HARRIS ROSEIIIARY HARRIS JUDY HECK DONNA HENINUER I uniors ROSEMARY HENRY BARRY HPINSLIEX' BETTY JEAN I'I1CKS CECIL I'IlGGlNBO'l'lIAM BENNY I-IIIIIES RALPH HOYLE HELEN HUITFMAN DORIS JACOBS PEGGY JENNINGS DIANA JESSEE CARQLYN JoIINsoN JVIAXINE JOHNSON SHEILA JOHNSTON CI-IARLOTTI: JORDAN KATHY KANIE JERRY KEATON on -AN.Kg:yI1I1 PHYLLIS KESLEII BASIL KEYS ELSIE KIDD HARVEY IQXNCER RAYNIOND LAIPFOON GLORIA LAWRENCE .l2sN.EIi.Lrzn-ww JOE LENOIR Doms LINTIIICUM LLOYD NIARINE LEON-MARSIIALL Lors MAIKTIN B E'I'I'v MA U K DANNY A'1CAR1'lIL7R JERRY AfICBRIDE BILLIE JOYCE NICCANN BILL MCCRAY W. A. NICFARLANE I uniors LOIS NICGUIRE DIANE NICNIILLAN PATSY NIEDLEY SIIENSER RIENEFEE PAT RIILLER XVAYNE NIILLER BONNIE Io MIIIS LQQLMALLS DEXTER 1NfII1gHI:J.f I. TOMMY M ITCIIELL LQJCK M0135-Y GLORIA NIUNDY FREDIW NISBETII JOCR OSDORNE ANGLENA PARSONS BOBBY PATTERSON BILLY POI-'F NETTIE POTTER BETTY JO Porrs BARBARA POWERS. PATSY PRING DONALD RAGLAND PATRICIA llAGLAND JIM IQECTOR JOYCE REED IQONNIE REID NIARGARET RICEIARDS SHIRLEY RICHARDS BONNLE..RLC1J.AB.DSO-N LISTON RILES IREGGIE ROSE DIANE IRUSTON PAT SAUNDERS BAR!-IARADSIZER - CINDY SLAUGHTER Juniors NORA'IA SMITH JERRY SMITH SANDRA SMITIIERS DICRIE SNYDER RU'Fl-I SOWDER MARTHA SOWER IQAY STEWART KIM STEWART JoIIN STINNETTE BARBARA STULTZ MARIANNA STUMP CAROL ANN TATE PATSY TAYLOR SHIRLEY THOMAS LONNIE TRAINOR TRACY TROUT CAROL TRUAIBULL MICKEY TUCR JERRY TURNER IQATHRYN TURNER MARGARET UNIBERGER WAX'NE UTT IQENNY VENABLE ,EQEXEAPP JANICE WADE FAYE WALLENEELSZ A. W. WEBB CALVIN WEDDLI5 GERALD WELLS Bos WHITNIORE CHARLOTTE WITT CHARLES WOSABA BOBBY WRIGI-IT E E E A R Y ,Y E mn E - E A E 'mm um mn mam EEE A nw E E na ,ma L9 mam -EEA mn nf Era. I: Im mm Rss Em R A A E E mx: my xx: EA AEE xx Em x EE mmm ER mn EI may mam EEE E E msn E NOT PICTU RED PATRICIA BARRY GAIILAND BERRY LEROY BOWLES IlOBBIE BRAMMER IQEN CRAFT MA RGA RET 'HOWL ETT JOHN LANCASTER Tom RICE FREDDY RING JACK SCAGGS MARY ANN STARKEY CAROLYN WADE HARRY Woon - ROBERT WOOD A Sophomore Class Brenda Ahhou jerry Aclzims Joyce Adams john Adkins Linda Anderson cl Larry Arrington Howard Artrip Gail Bailey Jim Baird Chris Bal-:er Patti Ballzrrd Pat Bundy Ann Carol Banton Rosemary Burger Lula Belle Barnhart Donald Bayse Judy Beckner W.uieu.Belcl1er Beverly Bell Jimmie Bishop Tommy Blackaird james Blevins Alice Bocock Freddy Boitnott Alice Marie Boley Brenda Bower Dickie Bower Judy Bower Cleve Bowser Wayne Bradley Douglas Brzunmcr Becky Iirmwi Nancy Broylcs f William Burrell David Caldwell Bill Camp Pat Chisom Helen Christian Mary Ellen Clingcnpeel K ' ll-lllflll :Ames Courier Rosemary Coon Charles Cox Barlmrzi Crenshaw Russell Crook Donnie Croy Curtis Cunningham Milton Denny Phyllis Dority Richard Downs Delours Dudley Ch' ulzi -y L ylvia Dunk cy Sophomore Class Polly Dupree Judy Edwards Wayne Elmore Ida Jane Elswick Nlarie Emore Nancy Engleman Lloyd Fagg Bonnie Ferguson Vernon Ferguson Buddy Firebaugh Ray Fisher Ellaine Foley Rachel Fralin Delories Frye Gay Ganas Ioyce Ganz-1 l ancy Garland Dickie Gibson Wayne Gibson Bonnie Graybill Judy Greer Patricia Greer David Hambrick Betty Hamilton Tommy Harper Russel ljarr 'Fommy Haskins R. G. Hayth Buddy Hedge Janet Hedge Janice Hedrick Joyce Henderson Bonnie Hess Judyt Hodges Ralph Hogan Carson Hollar a a Hollow Norma oward Glenn Howell J. D. Hudson George Huggins Carol Hurley Carson Hurley Mavis Sink Hurley Donna Hurt Laura Ireland lvlarcia lrvine Wayne Jamerson Geneva Jamison Billie Jones at ones Rachel Jones Johnny Kealcy Sophomore Class 'l'onimy Kesler Michael Kingery Peggy Kiscr Frankie Lavender Irene Lavender Rcka Lavender 1 finerva Lemon Carrol Light Virginia Lindamood Sharon Littreal Carroll Logwootl , . . y Shirley Loudermilk Gene Lough Sue Lowe Margaret Magee lflleanor Martin Licla Martin 'l'ony Martin Mac Mauk T. IC. Mays Bob McCue Phyllis McDaniel Rena Mickey Ruth Mickey Rita Miller Archie Minton Karen Mitchell Patsy Molcr Don Moses 'l'omn1y Moxley Lewis Mullins C ' ' 1 osalyn Murray Lorraine Myers ilpzumctuz-O-verstrcet Doris Parker Don Parrish Priscilla Parsons Don Patterson Carol Paxton Buddy Perry Darlene Pcrsinger Brenda Peters jackie Petrec Deanna Pettit Eileen Poll Tommy Poindexter Bobby Pope Tommy Powell Sam Prillaman Ernest Rakes Connie Rector Sophomore Class Benny Recd Wayne Reedy Nlaryann Richards Billy Ridenhour Steve Ronk Nlaurice Rowe P Charles Saunders Paggy Sharp Joan Shepherd Nelson Shibley QhnQls:.Sl1nr1 Barbara Shufllcbarger Phyllis Sledd Roger Spicer Gary Spiers vDon StaFford ul?fon StafTord Danny Starl-:ey Nlike Steele Xjlike Stevens Roy Stubbs Leon Sweeney Joan Teass Ann Terrill Dou Toll U 'I Oni llolley Matthew Tyree Alice Updike Ronnie Vandergrift James Vaughan Tommy Vaughan Mike Waltz Bonnie Ward Jeanette Weaver I Edgar Webster J f r Gayle Whitehead James Whitley s n Nicky Wise Gary Wolfe Judy VVoodford Jimmy Wood Frank Young Donald Ziegler Nor Picruaen ins Calvin Heptinstall Anita Hudglns ' r ' . Sue l oone Carol Jamerson Leon Caldwell Bill Johnson Pat Conway Chester Jones Donna Drewry Frank Kingery Wayne Firebaugh Raymond Kirby Neal Hale Ray Lantz Melvin Hales David Leonard Robert Leslie Ann Mabe Lewis Martin Ronnie Nlaslc Robert hfletz Benny Perdue Carolyn Powell Marjorie Robinson Nlyra Robinson Sonny Ryan Richard Nlorefleld Billy Thompson Don Murray hlickey Tuck June Musselman Kenneth Vance Don Nlyers Freshman Class Donna Abshire Peggy Adams B,1:g41da.Adlcins Linda Adkins nom Kelley Arnold Gene Arrington Mary Artrip David Ayers Pearl Bailey Tommy Baldwin Y r Douglas Barksdale james Barrett Judy Bates Delores Bayse Paul Bell Ea.t.B.eLl1cl Robert Betters Betty Blackwell Louise Blevins Mary Bowles Sharon Brammer Sylvia Bray Gladvs Brillhart 'lommy Brogan Barbara Brugh Phyllis Byrd Barbara Call Dickie Call Bob Carter Bonnie Challin Connie Cheatham Carolyn Chewning Charlie Cole Jerry Cole Sandra Cole Kay Coleman Billy Craft Phyllis Crawford Douglas Crouch Deborah Croy Wanda Campbell Pat Cundiff Joyce Curl Bob Davis Nlargaret Deaner Da.r.r1XLlfDcllis Sam DeLong Q! Ellen Dick Sandra Dickerson Richard Dillard obbv Dillon. oyce Dooley Lloyd Dosier Douglas Drumhellcr Nlelvin Dunman Shirley Durham Addie Lee Edwards ko s ommv En le a ju y 'ngleman Linda Evans Jimmy Evers Maureen Ferrara Paul Ferris Gail I A Kenneth Ferrell Diane Fizer jean Flick Becky Foley Becky Fralin Ralph Fugate Tommy Gentry liar-iilllsfelllc Nlargie Givens Carolyn Good Vivian Graybill Betty Hall Martha Hall Nancy Hall Tony Hamlin Becky Hancock Betsy Hare Hugh Harnsbargcr Wanda Harrison Carol Hawks Herbert Hayes Larry Hayes Joyce Hedge Don Henderson Eddy Higginhotham Tommy Hogan Egisfsblsrllidav allas Holston Frances Hopcroft Nancy Howell Ronnie Howell Brenda Huff Lindzflil umphries Don Hunziker Faye Johnson hflickey Johnson Bettie Jones B re n Llgi 'Keith Wayne Kelly Joan Kennedy Bennie Kessler Carol Kidd Betty King Shelda Lancaster lsavid liawrence Carol Leftwich Marybeth Leftwich Jeanette Love Hat LQyelL David Lucas Philip Markham Don lvlilfllll Shirley Nlasincup Melvin Massie Jimmy Mauk Cathy Maxwell Brenda Mays Ann McGhee Wanda Nlcliendriek Bob Metz Bobby lylichael Jgce Miller Neal lX'liller Frances hflilton Virginia Mitchell W':1yne Montgomery Richard Morefield Carolyn Muddiman Norma Mullen lXlt7l'I11Z'1.JCZ11l Nall Robert Nelson Delores Nixon Diane O'Bryan. Jimmy O'Kelly Phil Osborne Pattie Patterson Lawrence Payne Douglas Pence Judy Poole Sam Porter Ch, o.tr,s Wainda Leigh Pring Jack Pugh Delores Reed John Regnier Nlary Nell Roberts YVzmyne Roberson Freshman Class Freshman Class lVIicl1ael,Asl1worth Kenneth Bandy Nlargit Baranya Pearl Blevins Jackie Brown Gwen Carter hflarian Coleman Garland Dooley Billy Fralin Dorothy Gross NOT PICTURED Jimmy Gibson Roger Glass Donnie Hales Duke Hales Marie Mask Jerry Michael Lawrence Murray Ronald Palmer Robert Poff Sarah Rocchi Judy Robertson Mickey Rose Kenneth Rowe Junior Russell Billy Suggs Pete St. Clair MiLe 5MD.d2rs Marvin Sawyer Lois Schlosser Elaine Shumaker Judy Shumaker Autrey Sigmon Betty Sink Ronnie Sink liinda Slaglc Donnie Smith Ralph Smith Judy Snider Roscoe Snow Glen Stamback Bobby Starkey Lynn Stevens Ray Stone Brcece Surber Donna Tankersley Don Thomas Susan Thornton Gary Thrasher David Trout Bill Trunnell Patty Vaught Kermit Vest John Via Qlag er Clarence Weddle Patsy West Alice NVl'iitlock Larry Whitlock Pat Wiley James Wilkes Richard Williams Randy Wimmer Neal Windley Glen Wiseman Guy Womack Bobby Woodrow Joyce Wright D' ris im my Ya tes Ronnie Scaggs Jimmy Short Winston Sink Angela Stephenson Robert Vaughn v A 1 B A. ommy Akins David Allman jimmy Anderson Del Angell Judy Austin Donna Avery 1 4...l.., 4 Linda Ayers Robert Ayers Ronnie Ayers James Bailey , Lois Bailey sL E'B'andy Glenn Barksdale Bob Barnard jimmy Benson Rose Bishop- ,' Barbara Blackford . . Dorothy Blackford Paul Blount Hal Boitnott s if Lewis Booth , - Jerry Bower Mike Bower TGm'BTI57' Barbara Brickey . Barry Brillhart i QBonnie Bryant ' ifjo Ann Burritt 'ff Dianne Caldwell 'X -gjimmy Call A gBobby Carroll ' f-Barbara Carwile ' ' Carl Christian 4 - Brintha Clarke u y inggupg-Q ever , eannette Coleman ' James Coon 'f 3Leslic Cooper Z Esther Cosby gnffiljlancy Cox F is Clarence Cr'ni J ' ' X 5' Joan Cregcr 'f H X oll' el-r-' AL el1 :ll-Xnne Niarie Davis Ax Blgitchie Davis QQ. 'li Beverly Dearigg 'L ILBLIHHV crlc , o ert Dickinson fr David Dillon Sandra Dobbins Larry Dudley Bill Duke Barbara Engleman Linda Epperly wC+a.5Lue.E3a:-:rs ommy Ferguson Butch F outz Ruth Ann ID:ank.liu.-. 1' -2' Ernestinc ' 1 a 1' rank Giannitti Susan Giannitti Margaret Gibson Patty Good Daniel Gravett Donald Griflin Carolyn Hale Sharon Hale Frances Hall Brenda Hamilton, NCEEEB-a Hamilton john Hancock Becky Hancock ,l-4...,f Eiqhth Grade Eighth Grade Barbara Hannabass Ralph Harless Gary Harris Sammy Heath Kolmer Hess Fred Hickam Vernon Hicks Larry Hill Carol Hoffman UFKHTYHHEE' Carolyn Hollar Freddy Horton Sue Hudgins Bernice Hudson Sandra Jo Hufiman Larry Hulvey Tommy Hunnicutt Mar ' H Beverly jackson ac ie acovitch Emma Jarrett Wiley Jenkins Ann Keaton Betty Kessler Sandra Klugf., Edgar Kiiowling Anna Lance Sammy Lane Marvin Lawson David 1.,ayrnan Diane Ledclen John LeNoir Sandra Leonard Shirley Link Carol Lo f' oan L -'Iain Walter Marsden Edna Martin Susan Nlartin Clinton Maxwell Walter Mays Pete McArthur HT Richard M cCord Robert McCray Donna McFarland Betty McGhee Mary McKee uan Mere - renda Nletts Sylvia Micha ls oss N mton Danny Mitchell Sharon Mitchell jacliie Moorer Christine Mull Brenda Nance Buford Nichols Carolyn Nininggr Carolyn Nixon Linda Obenchain Bobby O'Brien lVanda.D1sl i obby Osborne Bobby Overstreet - n D 's Mary Ann Parks Billy Patterson Mike Patterson Tommy Patterson Shirley Paxton Priscilla Pence Carey Pickard Curtis Poff Brenda Poindexter Tommy Powell Martha Powers Bill Price Helen Ramsey NSandra Ridenhour ,Mar N ary ay Robbins Wayne Roberts Virginia Rose Bucky Rutherford Sharon Sargent Karen Sarver Jimmy Saul joan Scaggs Bob Schwerzel Hollie Sellers Virginia Shar 3 uc y irnmons C. B. Sink gudv Sink oger Sink Reggie Sisson Tiny Smith Pat Smith Tommy Smithers Loretta Snead Ellsworth Snyder Diane Stanley Ellen Stanley Jennie Stanley Bill Stone Bill Stover David Stultz ,.,l,, Ronnie Suiter Lucin ' , ue Sutphin ey Wayne Sweeney Bobby Thacker Betty Thomas Jerry Thomas Charlotte Tlnirman Allan Tice Norma Jean Trent eanne Trout etty Turinan Brenda Sue Turner June Tyree Nlarlene Vest Richard Vest LQLMMJ? Carolyn Ward Cvgthia XVeaver Elaine Webb Dg9LlJaLWflllS Don.VVilliains James Wilson Gary Witt Connie Wootl r '-Y Sandra WVrigl1t Carolyn WVright Joyce Wootls johnny Woods Eighth Grade NOT PICTU RED Lois Bailey Charlotte Creasey Fred Mitchell Pwtsx Nich ls R l l 1 r Rebecca ' I obert Ezines jimmy hlcGee t Cjirll iv ilieriir o crta ' Harvey ales Patricia Myers Diane 'lurner olmm Xvucylwmq un Craft i X L- 2 i ii Q WM M 2 H b Z .to , W. X .. . mn mn as xm X X Sl-i W is x if M is 'TMR l Ihiliiw Nonic Spruill, mascot for the cheerleaders, helps to cheer the team on to victory. In the Junior Class As- sembly, Margaret Rich- ards dances as Paris models look on. The Fleming Choir pre sents, l'Song of Christ mas for the studen body at Huntington CourtMetl1odistChurch Our school photog rapher, Mr. Parker takes pictures for th school annual. . Mrs. Gillard, Mrs. Jone Mrs. Stevens, Mr Shank, and lX'Irs LeSue take time out of thei busy day for a snapsho The phone booth prov to be a busy place du ing the lunch periods. w x x M W x x , ,, ' , , 'D-wffikgg M 4 ' lar ' 5 if ' 1 - 1 V I' . R , , A r . ' I A A 5 ' lv' - M 1 H ,M y ff' M M X -E-M M' 3 , VM, M X25 Wy M x xx 2 S Es' F ' L X ,M r A . L ,ff ' fu w sm 7 Kuzw WM ' ' . ,, f X Zjg W W M21 1, L, H 4 55335. .ii ' W :. 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X: me W2-mi Q K llflr. llfonldridgf, Mr. French, Mr. Smith, Illr. zllaorr Coaches Mr. Fred Smith is respected not only as a fine coach but as a man of high caliber. He is known and respected throughout Virginia as well as at Fleming. As athletic director, head football and track coach, Mr. Smith has con- tributed much to the sports program of our school. Mr. Kenneth French is a great help to the coaching staff. His friendly manner with the boys and students as well as his excellent coaching ability have Won him a place of re- spect at Fleming. He served this year as head wrestling coach and as line coach in football. Mr. Jimmy Moore, in two years as head basketball coach and assistant football coach, has gained much respect as a line coach and a gantleman. We have found him to be a real asset to Fleming's staH'. Mr. Dan Wooldridge, a newcomer to Fleming this year, made a real contribution to the athletic program as coach of BU football, CFOSS-COu11tI'y, and junior varsity basketball. Mr. Jimmy Thompson Cnot pictured abovej, who joined the Fleming faculty in December, has been a great help with the Junior High teams. A FIRST Row: D. Hfoolwivze, B. Allen, B. flveron, B. Wada, D. Craig, W. Gibran, llfl. Stevens, Coach llloore, F. Conner SECOND Row: Coach Smith, C. Hurley, f. Wingo, D. Bradley, B. Aveson, f. Stinnette, B. Hauser, L. Arrington, G. Pritchard, Coach Frenrh TI-IIRD Row: L. Bargcr, Smith, R. Sutphin, L. Frarleer, B. Whit1rzorz, B. Trinleo, B. Brammer, Nifholr, B. LeNoir, P. Fracker, M. N ancz FOURTI-I Row: G. Wellr, f. R. Dunkley, D. Smith, B. Ilojfman, f. Chrirtley, f. Venable, R. foner, H, Bowling, D. Prire, R. F1',l',LEf Va1's1ty The Fleming Colonels had a very successful year in Group I competition. With many ex- perienced boys back from the ,55 season, Coach Smith and his staff had very little trouble building a powerful team. In the first game the Colonels romped over Covington 42-6, using only reserves in the second half. In spite of predictions, the Colonels upset a powerful E. C. Glass team I3-6 in a well-played game. Flemingls outstanding defense was the deciding factor. The Jefferson game again proved to be a heartbreaker for the second time in three years. After trailing the Colonels all the way, the Football cross-town rivals tied the game at I3-I3 with a last-minute desperation pass. The only loss of the year was to George Washington of Alexandria. The boys played hard but the powerful team of G. W. Won, I8-2. In the next contest, the Colonels were pushed to overcome a hard-playing Andrew Lewis team, I4-O. Another disappointment was suffered at Ivlartinsville when the Colonels could do no more than tie the scrappy Bulldogs. Despite the loss of several outstanding players, prospects for next season are en- couraging. Date Opponent SEPTEIIBER 14-Covington .... 21-E. C. Glass ....... 28-Jefferson ......,.. OCTOBER 5-George Washington ..... .... 1 2-Andrew Lewis ..,.. I9-Martinsville ...... 25-Pulaski .......... Novizmunu 2-George Washington 9-Willialii Byrd ..... Place Fleming Opponent Victory Stadium .... . 42 6 Lynchburg ....,.. . I3 6 Victory Stadium .... . I3 I3 Alexandria ........ 2 I8 Victory Stadium I4 O Martinsville .... 6 6 Victory Stadium I9 o Danville .... .... Victory Stadium . . 26 o . . 26 14 rg A 1-ag ,I :YQ 5 ,. 53,2221-MM, LM 2 1? S . ff M ,z ml - .5 , r Sz S, M Tx? 7 My MM M, 51. SLM sw EM K QM mf I VM. QM L W WMM V. M w ,1 fs v nk' , 3227 ' ml T fa 5: 331' N M1 -M EM K X K ,A . E K. if F xxx sf M if' -SEQ ix PM M . un E . Q5 4 is? vi, W MM ,-E mgu . I ffm-1,---??sn M WMWM 'WM?1 MM . VESUN ACK M KPMG, M152 1 MH Mm M Mzpgm gx ,,w.Zf -- X rw ,i .MiM KMM 7 'Msn .1 A EM ,W,ffMM.JEfd.4i.2:-f:rwM MM MMM-, .--:MF MT MMM, X, i 5? Sai- I E1 M, ,MM ei lkixvuv ERA N if ' . gm M 2 K MKM I MKM . . 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Harper, Orliorvie, D. Pallerfon, R. G. Hayth THIRD ROW: B. Reed, G. W'oUe, A. Mlvztovz, C. Cunninglzam, M. W'-ilron, B. lllcCue, D. M'ilrhell, T. Blarlearal, B. Brown FOURTH Row: C. Gizfem, B. Henfley, C. fcmer, T. Dioerf, B. Firelmugh, R. Vamlergrift, B. Perry, Coach W'0olclriclge FIFTH Row: L. Rilex, D. Henrierron, D. Fieldr, F. Young, IV. Gihron, L. Arrington, D. Ledelen, Birhop, Keaton, R. Bryant, T. Gentry B Football SCHEDULE Opponent We They Opponent We They Troutville ..... . 6 I3 V. E. S. .... . . 39 6 Andrew Lewis .... . 6 I3 E. C. Glass .... . . O O Jefferson ...... . 6 6 Covington .,.. .. 25 6 The first B team in Fleming's history posted a 2-2-2 record. On the surface this doesn't seem impressive, but when all factors are considered, the season can well be termed successful. The Troutville game was marked by first- game nervousness. The poorest played was the Andrew Lewis game, the team just couldnlt seem to get going. The boys played a good game against Jefferson, only to have it end in a deadlock. In the next game Fleming proved just too much for an outclassed V. E. S. team. However, their best game of the season was against E. C. Glass, despite the fact that neither team was quite able to reach pay dirt. The B team closed its season by posting an impressive win over Covington. 1 W s , I, -Mfr fum -V :uw A xx. any fi i X 1 E M x i i L ws- . w ..i. x i x i i , . x i Action On The Gridiron Burger comes over to help. 2. Herb Bowling carries the hall while Bob 'l'rinl-Lo prepares 5. B4 3. to throw a block for him. Dean Price makes ai big gain through the Jefferson line. 7. Je Bob Aveson tackles Lewis's Hugh Balmer as Lawrence 4. Bill Aveson returns ll punt while being pursued by ci host of Covington tacklers. ib l.eNoir and Bob Aveson stop a Covington back with Dickie Wimcilwine and Herh Bowling preparing to offer assistance. rry Smith stops Lcwis's Jack Benson while Bob Aveson and R. Dunkley move up to uid. ff fiii .L mf wire --1 'WQ i-ww MW fc--11-, J ,I f P1 T-T1 Ms' la, l K ,sn 4 ,Bu ,. M J MQ 1 ii X ge., ,fi ,wg if., M- wry . We ,,,. on in H-rv. v .LQJ L . ' .ww li X, 5'f!3'igXf- L ,i Qenfztsxlye 'la ff ngiisisifq f'Tfi'f:??isgasLa.4 ' L nz 'Qs 3 f- WJ wg. i M - L Q N - A 2 , cr.: I ff F W . .W miss , : yxww Mi... .ig ', Vim? JQ.3'fiz M .ix X W are .f Wil. in sig I .M -N-W5 ni j.:u,X X ,Mx ,Q Uh e, ,Q .fa ' Xclx B . ..7x .. ,,.. .-.fx , M.. . . Q15 i .,j,'i-F5755-fur' xn'x'I 2a off' X if'3.i:i??'2 i is ' i 2 x x RW, mmm L' i x :xc i 2 i i W 7.. , :fi gf x 1 4 iii .3 x Q, 3.275 - li Sim x .J il , is 1 1. if 1 I FIRST Row N Wzrzdley lx Ferrell R Nelmn D Tl1,oma.r D Pence B Carroll D W'ruley G Harru Sncovn Row I' Hamlzn B .Metz R Fugate D Lucaf B Tunnel! S Porter If-ver: S Delong THIRD Rom T lIoganQ1lla1zagelJ D Call M Dunman lll Saunderf G Thraslzer Wbollome D Tron! lx Rowe FOURTZIEOVZ B Fralm P Ofborne D Lawrence D Ayerl M johnson R Mmton B Stone R Sml P S1 Clazr B z ar Iumor Va1's1ty Football Iumor VaIS1tY Basketball FIRST Row 1' llaflmf D Smith D..MoJ:e9: W' Gzbfon .M Tuck SECOND Row D Lerld I I1!'ll,Y07I S Ryan D Caldwell G WoUe D Tolley THIRD Row Coach lVooldrLdge T Dwerf B fzrebaugh L Arrmglon T Harper B onef R Role R. Coleman, R. Dunleley, LeNo'ir, B. Trinleo, M. fanney, fl. Minton, P. Fracleer, B. LeNoir, R. Sutphin, Beheler, B. Wrifglit, Q.,lieL1g,v KNEELING: Coach Moore, IV. Park: Ulflcmzagerj Varsity Basketball Date Oppnmf'-211 D1sc12MB1s1t II-Pl1lZ1SlCi ...... ...,. I4-I'Tigl1lZlDCl Springs ..... Hopewell ............,... I8ACovi11gto11 ....... -Niartinsvillc. . . JANUARY -Andrew Lewis. . . EE 1 I'hNllllZl.1'l1 Byrd .... T4'JCFfCl'SOI1 ...... 18-Halifax ...,... 22-Danville ..... -hflartinsvillc. . . -Pulaski ......, F1a1xRUAaY 2-E. C. Glass. . . , 5-Halifax ,........ 7-Willialli Byrd .... 12-Andrew Lewis. . . 15-Danville ....... 18-Jefferson ..... 25-E. C. Glass. .. 26-Covington ..... 25 31 Record: Won 6, Lost I4 Spirit and morale was the story for Flem- ing's IQ56-IQS7 Cagers. The season record does not speak justly for the team. The twelve boys that went through the season, lacking ex- perience and height, gave their all and con- tinued to give, even in defeat. VVilliam Fleming students, fans and players never gave up the ship, even when things looked the darkest. This is one of the things that made Coach iVIoore consider this team a success. Fleming Opponent 62 49 50 58 4.0 68 56 54 59 63 49 47 53 48 45 53 78 67 S3 69 SI 82. 76 65 42 66 37 66 45 58 52 54 54 72 75 66 41 S4 Sl 72 1 ,064 1,23 1 A highlight of the season came with the defeat of Jefferson on February 18. Team play was the keynote of this fine performance. This victory helped ease the pain of past defeats. The fine playing of Jim Beheler, Micliey Janney, Bob Trinko, Ronald Coleman, Phil Fracker, and Rusty Sutphin will be missed next year, but prospects for the 1957-1958 season are bright. Hats oil: to a team, school, and fans with a great spirit. 7 M 5. H1 1: v M ' : . Us MM- wm mm 1 S4:,gmT1f:,sXrg,5gQ D I M mf - ,MQW ff 3. , - 5 flwH.:1M'N wSfM5meW:i,,M2gfQMx3., msd nfl 'MJMI: .. MM :Axim ,M M . . M f W H?1,,..vU-1:. M S-M-,Ms .WS-E235 ,NM mug Siu... M. gm DFfxxNMx VM .. P- A my ku! ax ' MM ,M M ,E M x ' FWHM WQLMQ TW.' .wM,,f. -MM, E ,... as-. ww EE .In EQMXJ ,,,. M jf ilrjjw ' Mi-MM H, , X.-wif MMWIXSQMK W my M EL V Qi7 HI' X M., K gf w7w.,.. zsg,1 L Q.. , x N Y.. i. B 'UL JM., : 4 B 1 '- zz: W Wa Wy lx .- N . . . MM. . ., f- ef. . ,Q M .. H - kfgigx. BX? -X X mf - ' Qi'- an M si K '-YIM ,J M 2 MW, ,MM WT! x 1' Zxf M ' .1 M. fix M M .f . 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Qf.,..... . 31- -ffizivw .Qu K Jfkfm .5 ,bgW. T -i M1 x X. L 41? 4 W W X. a H ww. Action On The Courts In the Andrew Lewis game, P. Fracker shoots for two points. G. Berry tries 21 hook shot against E. C. Glass. A Jefferson opponent tries to block lX-1. Janneyls shot. P. Fraekcr blocks Halifax shot. I. Beheler shoots over his guards in the Jefferson game. G. Berry lays one up in the Cov- ington game. R. Coleman drives in for two points against Andrew Lewis. x X a egusuws-Q FIRST Row: B. Avefon, R. Stajord, L. Martin, M. Rurldo, D. Wlmlef, F. Conner, fl. W. Webb SECOND Row: Coach French, B. Whitmorf, R. joney, B. zivexon, M. lVancz', Sli7lJll,t'Ht', Smith, K. Branz1n.er, D. Prim THIRD Row: B. Brammer, L. Frarker, F. Young, f. Bishop, D. Stafford, M. Stevom, j. Ofhorue, C. Short, B. .l?ownz.an, C. Hur!! y FQURTI-1 Row: D. Crouch, B. Starkey, R. Sm-ith, K. Venahle, L. Rilex, G. Walls, L. Marino, R. f'lll1llL'l'g7'1:f'f, B. Wadr, D. llolflan, ll. Ilarmberger Dorf DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH 7,3 Wrestling SCHEDULE Opponent -VVestern District. . . 3-Danville ........ I2-ICH-CFSOI1 ..... I9-V. S. D. B.. .. 26-Danville .... 30-A. M. A. ,..... . 6-Blacksbu rg ,..... 9-Beckley, VV. Va. 14-Blacksburg ...... 23-JCHCFSOI1 ....... I , 2-State Tou ruamex lt... We They 23 2.5 I3 33 25 18 23 I9 S4 0 ZQ I2 37 2 36 8 24 I7 BROGAN Wrestling Under the leadership of Co-Captains Mike Ruddo and Billy Aveson the grapplers had a very successful season with a 7-2 record. The Wrestling skill of Ken Brammer, Jerry Smith, Herbie Bowling, Bob Aveson, Richard Jones, and Bob Whitmore helped make this team a powerful one, The Colonels won the VVestern District Tournament, emerging with three champions: Billy Aveson, Bob Aveson, and Herbie Bowling. not r na V svn . ' BILLY AVESGJN B08 AVESONL These three boys finished the regular season undefeated. The Fleming grapplers placed sixth in the State among thirty-two teams. Herbie Bowling and Richard Jones placed second in their divisions, Jerry Smith was third, and Bob Aveson placed fourth. In two years as head wrestling coach, Mr. French has proven himself a capable coach. .w::as M M'Mf 'tis es-Q55 a '1 MW ,,QMitsew-u.,.,L Q , .SMITH in-,ONES .- HERB ...W ss,-iss as an lf as ss' sus si' sr saws? .items as.:zz i ssl ,Z as ma . genes Sr sg sjs EEE 'EETEL ssdgazgg gs QS? E- ri ,. F Mar .Pg-. sais? si' 5 asf Ti ff is is 1 ,jg E: 'f1 be FIRST Row: M. Rurldo, B. Bryant, B. Pops, IV. Gibfon, D. lVoolw'i1ze, B. Bowman, R. G. Uayllz SECOND Row: C. Bowl-ing, D. Prize, Dunleley, C. Davir, Fagg, D. Talley, B. flzmmn r-FHIRD Row: B. Reed, B. Ilojfmmz., j. Smith, G. lflngjielri, M. januey, L. Bargrr, l'en.able, T. Pfgram FOURTH Row: L. Ferrif, Clzriftlzy, G. Pritflmrcl, W'i1zgo, B. Trinka, R. Key, P. Fraclefr, B. LeNoir Track The 1956 track season was highlighted by several outstanding individual performances. Four school records were shattered: Dean Price bettered his own record in the discus with a toss of 141 feet 8 inches, Bob Trinko im- proved his mark in the high jump by clearing 5 feet QM inches, Lawrence Barger set a new mark in the SSO at 2:08, and Bob Bowman broke his own record with a 4:38 mile. In the first Virginia .Tech Relays, Dean Price won the discus, Bob Bowman placed 3rd in the mile, and Bob Trinko was 4th in the high Jump. This year Fleming entered the State Group I Meet for the first time. Bob Trinko tied for znd in the high jump, Bob Bowman placed 3rd in the mile, and Dean Price took 4th in the discus. Other trackmen who entered the State Meet include Fagg, Bowling, Wingo, J. Smith, Bill Aveson, Venable, and Barger. Fleming's only team victory was against Pulaski and William Byrd in a triangular. In the City-County Meet Fleming was 3rd behind Jefferson and Andrew Lewis. Fleming lost to E. C. Glass, Andrew Lewis, and Jefferson in dual meets and finished last in the Vllestern District. CROSS-COUNTR Y The boys pictured here comprised Flemingfs first Cross-Country Team. In the State Meet at the University of Richmond, they placed eighth in a. field of fourteen teams. FIRST Row: j. Bixhop, G. Davie, j. Fagg Coach Wooldridge Nor Pxcruiusn: R. Rare ' I SECOND Row: B. Reed, M. Wilson, R. Key, Although not pictured in previous yearbooks, Fleming has lielded a golf team every spring since IQSO. These teams have been rather successful, always posting more wins than losses. The 1956 team played 8 matches. It won 2 matches against Vllilliam Byrd, 2 against Andrew Lewis and I against Pulaski. Its 3 losses were to -lelferson Qtwicej and Pulaski. Home matches were played over the Monterey Course. IV. Parler, R. Colzman, C. Ufjrzgfirld, D. Ragland, Cozzrh Plzilipf. Nor PIC'I'URlSD., Captain T. Rowe Golf Archery Club IQNEELINGI G. Lylf, T. Kzrlrr, Craft U rf.ri:leutl, B. Stevenf, C. llarrir U'-ire Prefi- dentl, S. Belcher, N. Hflixe STANDING: D. Rlmdfr, W. Port: fSecretaryj, C. Duzllry, C. Spirm, S. Cole fSergeant-at Arnzrl, C. Laugh, D. Field CTFEGJMFKFD, F. Nifbetlz., C. Givmx The Crestwood Archery Club was organized Qctober 24, 1956, and since that time we have made outstanding progress, Our official roll lists twenty-two members. In four meetings we com- pleted the tasks of writing our by-laws, electing olfticers, nam- ing our organization, and making -plans for a deer hunt. This spring We plan to have tournaments among our mem- bers and to give prizes for the respective Winners. Kiad, 15. PoH, , ef i- wwf i r er r e,.gM .,1, ,. M . Volleyball Managers ihiuudy and These received athletic awards: First Row: M. McDaniel, K. Turner, R. Henry, H. Engle. Second Row: E. Poll, S. Long, K. Gravett, B. Mun- sey, B. Hambrick, B. Stew- art, P. Arnold. Blue Volleyball Team, left to right: S. Thomas, R. Henry, S. Ellis, K. Gravett, S. Atkinson, K. Turner, P. Turner, P. Ragland, M. Ragland, NI. iX'lcDaniel, H. Engle, B. Hambrick, B. Niunsey, B. Potts. Blue and Gold Teams in action. Gold Volleyball Team: B. Stultz, C. Hurley, P. Niiller, C. Dulaney, B. Abbott, B. Stewart S. Litt el F ger, D. Dudley. The Lady Colonels Girls' sports this year have been strictly for fun-and for earning points in G. A. A. VVe had two volleyball teams that had a lot of fun and played some good games but not enough to bring home a trophy. The same is true of the Blue and Gold basketball teams. They were so evenly matched they tied each other for standing in the league, but didnlt win enough games for hrst or second place. The girls have had a good time, have improved in their playing and have learned a lot about basketball. Folk and square dancing proved to the girls that something other than rock and roll can tire you out. Swinging your partner, grand right and left, ladies star, and dos a dos can be a lot of fun, too. Brown, P. Arnold, R. Bar- Gold Basketball Team, First Row: I... Evans, D. McMillan, P. St. Clair, J. Brillhart, B. Brown, B. Stewart, B. Huff. Second Row: J. lvlusslcman, G. Brillhart, A. Banton, L. Bailey, A. L - ' Cole, A. Stevens, , and Miss Hilton, ager and Coach of basketball team. Blue Basketball Team: I. Lavender, C. Hurley, B. lvlunsey, S. Atkinson, C. Dulaney, P. Gillespie, S. Littreal, S. Ellis, B. Ham- brick, K. Gravett, P. Rag- land, S. Thomas. Gold Basketball Team in action. These received athletic awards, First Row: D. NIcNlillan, P. Miller, P. Ragland. Second Row: B. Hambrick, B. Munsey, S. Littrcal, B. Brown. Third Row: K.Gravett, S.Thomas, J. Brillhart, C. Fircbaugh. rs rr .1 ,. X saw ws W sm-ri -.rw as -sxszswaa vena- .Qwest-i-s . -if 1- sw - s X W eff-mr ,:. Mnfims 'Q Wq-Ewan' :Wifi Tv-mwtiiiw 51-nc? ESi5mli:s'Eifl5 '3' l vm-'Tvi5uJ5i'.1ru.1r- 155 Fffssf ' 1 X E 1 . ae W N , . . .x M , l W sflxesmi .. 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XX .. ml H , . - X X . 11 X. ,X, . ,W -XX Mt wx Xt -an 1 ,-mi nm I XX was XX , 5- 'Atl ml M 4 H N XX X. ., X BXXXZHX img ss MX sX mn sam 2 X T-QM .X ' an Y- 'Hi 'ii XXX X X X X XX- XX-:X :xr T V :. 25X-GX X X ,nw 5 X. ji Xa a ' XXXAX was mm mmm an ww X X X X XXX: ,, grow XX :XXX - 1 X-yr X ,Xl vffm -XX H XX,.- -is sw,-.1, def ii' X X X X-X-Qui ,,.X ,1X. 'TSX X X X ,K he X H XXX EW X XX XX XX Nlartha Buchanan was Fleming's repre- sentative in the DAR Citizenship Contest. our football captain, was Bobby Aveson, All-State, All-YVestern selected for District, and All-Southern Football rIlC2Lll'lS. as X-Xx XX ms XX XX-1 XXX XXX X :am ' mn an I nj ifgjw XX i NQQQLMX X X DX:mw5 ',. 'l ' W -X' M ' A . fiit-at ' -t .15-2 ' X Honors an Rusty Sutphin is presented a trophy for best football HSCl1Ol21l'-Atl1lCtC.H Rusty also was Fleming's nominee for the B'nai B'ritl1 Award. 'I I Speak for Den1oeracy', trophies are 'i presented to Ronnie Reid and Becky Blevins. Ronnie placed First and Becky Blevins won third place. Ronnie also won the State American Legion Ora- torical Contest. le Valedictorian and Salutatorian of the Class of 357 are Don Phipps and Carol Young, respectively. 1 m Z lf -J. - M XXX .rf -' - Q ev, - fs xl X XX X . '.L.X sf n m, :ml We I 1 . X ,.l 'fm we ff- lv 5 ug g ll ll Z M Eg ,Eff .55 fi 'f .Q gn 1. .ga mf' May Day '56 The Queen and Court: C. Hancock, C. johnson, K. Albaugh, P. Ballard, S. Black, Brillhart, P. McGuire, G. Ferguson, B. Barger, King Crnaid of hunorj, L. Mcliinney Cqueenj, C. Potts, G. Brillhart, J. Ferris, G. Wfebber, P. Chisom, S. Radford, N. Albaugh, M. Richards, M. L. Deyerle, C. VVood. Lavender Blue. D. McMillan, N. B. Miller crowns L. Nlcliinncy queen. Smith, P. Saunders, R. Harris, H. Huffman. Queen L. Nlcliinncy. ' 4'Rcd Sails In thc Sunset. '4Yc1low Rose of Texas. I -A E 4 fn Yfv 'mowfxwwm H AML MW af Emmy ft.,-. 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X 1 2 - -3 IX sm-X W .,-v,.. mc: me W, Special Recognition Julian Venable and Sue Black were rade. chosen King and Queen in Class Sweet- heart contest. Sue Black, center, represents Fleming in the Christmas pa Diane Filson reigned as Holly Queen at thc Christmas Dance. Her escort was Those chosen for All-State Band, First Those chosen for All-State Choir, First Bob Trinko. Row: B. Suggs, D. Nlorey, T. E. hiays, Row: king, F. Wallenfelsz, Falls, D. Leonard, Second Row:B. Niiller, S. L. Giles. Second Row: R. Hale, Russell, P. Lovell, R. Hale. Nichols, C. Bowser, C. Short. X .X-:X-:X if X , sw 'Ars l 1 3 KH B X U X XXU UWW4-'wWf'W 15 - H X X - Mx X W x 4 QQ ,, rm. WWW WKWX W 1, x Q .W W Vim WW, c x L il W W W :W xW:.xWxWx 5 , z x 4 -u W 'x F x x W,WtW f x M M-vw., by W 1' W nr 4 MM-.M Y-,ZWMV .gangs-fwijmgfljgjfgjjgg-34Q3.gcmz5 V .W W. W. . r ,L -' WY QW? ivwwk Sli- 5 . ' , 1 W WW W W M -. , W ' r ,z I ' f CIN.. Ngfm. f, .L f 4' .Q KL 'N W WW W M MW ICQ? CCC MW U 'X-ZX R .MX MW K M WW W W W KWW M5 W W - , W 'Jinx' f x , Af W WWW MWW: M xWWj'WW' :M M W W W, WMWQWW. WW W W W mW ggi gf. mfr K WW W W W, NQWKWWWK 'JW M M . M Q-, WM -,H V M W W WW WW: x:W V ' WMF AW . , ,JM WM I W W WKWXW W,. W MW if WKWIWW WWKW W ' V' ,Wx x ,J 2,555J?w mx' x iw M fi 'H ' x QZZWTM x x x Student Cooperative Association SisA'r13D: Pat Czzllalmn CSerrele1ryD, COIl,IIfl.f' W'oorl U ice Prefi- cl 'nil S'rAtNn1Nc: David Rhode: f1LlJ'l0I'7.LL7lD, Mike Ruddo Cljrefidenti The Student Cooperative Association serves as the coordinating head of all club activities and major school projects. Every student is a member. The council is made up of the S. C. A. oflicers, elected annually by the student body, club and class presidents, and home room representatives. In addition to holding regular council meetings, the S. C. A. officers preside at an assembly each month. Annual projects of the S. C. A. include orienta- tion of new students each fall, participation in the Homecoming Parade, assisting with I. E. B. and College Days, filling of Christmas baskets for needy families, and sponsoring a Spring Formal. Delegates from the council annually attend the District and State Conventions. Our S. C. A. has received the Banner Award for the past twelve years. FOURTH Row: C. Hollar, Via, D. lllarey, C. Ilfomba Nlike Rufldo prefidef over on affembly Fmsr Row: W. Roberton, R. flyers, B. Dfwif, P. Callahan, C. Wood, lil. Ruddo, D. Rlzodex, D. Pilxon, S. Ellif SECOND Row: Graoett, D. Ruylon., S. Sulplzin, S. Gimznitzi, B. Hare, S. Atleivuon, D. Mclllillaiz, S. Littreal, f. Edwardr, N. Garland, I. Lavender, C. Patti 'THIRD Row: S. Dickerfon, Mrf. Curtin, Cliz1.ge11.peel, B. Mayf, B. Barger, B. Clark, D. 0'Brie1z, L. Gfler, C. Halzcoek, N. Smith, f. W'mz'e, lllrx. Loom ir, P. Vaught C. Vauglzan, S. Lawrence, F. Keaton, Ill. Buclmncm, Pi Bower, D. Bowling, f. Guntvier, f. Pelree, B. llfray FIFTH Row: C. Bowling, G. Lee, f. Baird, R. Hale, W. fl. lWcFarlzzue, Kenley, G. Daoff, Hfingo, J. Venable, B. ,V0Od5071., H. Cooper, D. Prire, ill. folimori 'l Nlembership in the Beta Club is based on personality, leadership ability, character, and scholastic achievement. This year there was an all-time high of 48 initiates. Three of these were Seniors. To start the year, football programs were sold at all home football games. About SIOO was raised from this project. On February 28 a banquet and induction serv- ice was held at the Nlasonic Temple. In hflarcli, delegates were sent to the State Beta Convention in Richmond. Under the leadership of a new sponsor, NIL Tom Dixon, the club has had a hne year. Fmsr Row: II. Cooper, B. Baker, ill. Rzulzio, C. Slauglzfer, S. Lawrence, Fully, Ill. Riclmrzlx, B. lllfllf, S. folmfovz, G. Jlluzzzly, H. Barbee, lllr. Dixon SECOND Row: D. Rlmzler, ill. Buelmnmi, C. Bentley, Smitlz, C. llfoorl, B. T'lLF71Bl', , fl. Turk, Ill. McDaniel, C. Young, N. 7. Keith, . Bowling, N. Sm.1'tl1,, K. Stewart Turku Row: Marorz, S. Ruffell, C. Gaines, IV. Caurlill, P. Bower, B. flrlkinr, G. Peregoy, S. Flora, P. llliller, S. fltkivl- Jon, D. lllfllflillzm, S. Tho-mar, IV. flna'er.r, B. Blevim' Fouirru Row: C. Hf0.4'lll7ll, D. Phippf, C. Ufezlzlle, K. Crzwett, f. Cuntner, Qliugla, R. Henry, D. Rzuton, lll. Doyle, C. Wilt, S. Glam, R. llarrif, S. Cooper, D. facobr, K. Stewart, C. Firebtzuglz. F1F'ru Row: D l,gzIglggg,., D. Jllurey, R. Suiior, F. Nixbellz, R. Reid, K. Carren, B. Newman, R. S-utphin, G. Pritchard, j. Recior, C. Lee, L. Fraclcer, P. jambr, li. Fuqua, f. Ilerlc, R. DliCR'L'l'.f0I1. I.. Freleker CTrca.rzu'ea'l, S. Lawrence c1Jl'l'.flllKI1lD, D. jncolu Cl'ire Preyizlwilj if irl 0,229 an n f I A f iw sf M3 iii... M lllr. Foster, C. Vaughan, F. Keaton, B. Lanrafter, Smith and P. Crfarey fort picture: F. Conner, B. M-illr, M. Richardr, C. Lyle, B. Barbra and H. Bowling plan the layout C. llfedclle, K. Lloyd, B. llfalleer make cliflr-ibution li.r!.f B. Turner, F. Krato-n, P. Crearey typ: club writz-'npr The Colonel Staff Every year the student body Waits anxiously for the annual and expects a better one than the year before. The Annual Staff of 1957 hopes it has met the goal for everyone and that the 1957 COLONEL will be a book treasured for life. Producing a yearbook involves many varied and interesting activities. The first jobs are soliciting advertising, securing subscriptions, and taking pictures. Then follows the Organ- izing of the book, the compiling of copy, the arranging of pictures, and making decisions on many problems. Most Of the work is done behind closed doors so that the annual will be a complete surprise to the students. Outside Of the hard work each staff member does in editing and publishing the COLONEL, we have fun Working together in class and on Our yearly Outing. .i ev, 1 may Q m,ea..vL -M n an ww CAROL VAUGI-IAN .... ...... . ...... E :Zitor Igecxv 'lgktjrirrrzix Q 1 A , h . I I AE,igh,,, Grad, Eduon, BUTCH WAI,KER .... . .... Buxmeu Manager ALVIN EDDL12 l MR. PAUL FOSTER ......... ........,....... S pomor JOYCE SMITH 1 . V, , , , DONNA HENINGEIK '- .... Actz'z1ille.v Editori ZKOQZQQIER E . , . ..... Ad-mmutratzon .Editorf FREDDY CONNER l CONNIE WOOD ......... . . ......... Senior Ed-iior gi-up BOWIENG A , 'Sporty Ediwm NlARGARET RICHARDS. . . . .... junior Ezlzlor. ENNETH LOYD l D - .S,,p,,0m0r, Edmm. GLEN LYLE ..... ...., P hotogmplier O Y O BONNIE MILLS .... ...Art Editor PEGGY Ciumsizx' I BONNIE-BAILLS I . . . .Frexhman Editor: in a ,..--..,-a.-Q l,..,..m:M.........s..M The Sabre This year for the lirst time in the history of the school Fleming has had a printed paper. The name of the paper was changed from Th.e Fleming Flafh to The Sabre. The Sabre is published bi-monthly by the journalism class. Seventeen issues have been published during this school year. The stalf is composed of twenty-seven mem- bers. Two new departments were added this JUDY GUNTNER ..... ..... E ditor-in-Chief JANICE WADE ..... ..... Ilf Iauaglng Editor SHIRLEY rl1I-IOMAS .... ........ S port: Editor NIIKE STEELE ..... .... B uxinexs Manager JUDY GUNTNER JANICE WADE . . . .Page Editor: Lois Sc11LossER BECKY BLEVINS PATH WEBB .....,... .... ,... . . .Art Editor DOUG DRUIXIH ELLER .......... ...,. P hotography Editor year: Art and Photography. Four representatives from the staff-Judy Guntner, Janice Wade, Shirley Thomas, and Becky Blevins-attended the Southern Inter- scholastic Press Association meeting at Wash- inton and Lee University. The editors and staff extend their thanks to the student body for their cooperation and support of The Sabre. BARBARA BAKER NORMA BROWN GWENN CARTER DORIS JACOBS NIAROLYN JENNINGS BETTY NIUNSEY DONNA Lou O,BRIEN HILDA WILLIAMS BETTY WRAY JEANNETTE WEAVER KIM STEYVART . . . .Reporterf Tor LEFT: K. Stewart, N. Brown, and A. Arla-mf type article:-for THE SABRE Tov RIGHT: lllr. Horner, Ill. feftnlngi, E. lVray, D. Gallion, and R. Dalhouse proofread article: BOTTOM LEFT: G. Carter, D. 0'Brie1z, and L. Nojffinger get -information for an article from R. Key BOTTOM RIGHT: P. llfebb, B. lllunfey, D. 0'Brien, D. jaeobx, L. Sclzloffer, D. Drumheller, B. Blevim, B. Baker, f. llfade, and f. Guntner plan the layout for the 'next iffue tr? f 1 ., 6415 GIRLS' ATHLETIC FIRST ROW: P. M'iller, lllwuly, A. Lawxon, P. Gillefpie, P. Ragland, H. Engle, lll. llleDa1t1fel, llfl. Art:-ip, K. Gravett, S. Tho1na.r, B. Jllumey, A. Tuck, L. Gilef, N. Updike, P. St. Clair, B. Stewart, P. Callahan SECOND Row: S. Durham, E. Dirk, fl. lllabe, C. Vaughan, D. Pllron, Cheatwood, Sm-ith, Heels, E. Fuqua, B. Bower, R. Barger, D. Dudley, C. W'ooa', S. L-ittreal, B. Turner 'Fl-IIRD ROW: B. Stultz, C. Pottr, R. Harrir, P. Saurra'er.v, P. Creaxey, B. Wray, lll. Buchanan, F. Showalter, I. Lavinder, P. McDanielr, D. Hurt, M. Emore, W1 Holloway, S. Duhkley, B. Ward, D. Pettit, L. Sehloxfer, lllry. Boyd FOURTI-I Row: S. Ellie, B. Barger, C. 1lfL'lldd7l771t17l, Dooley, B. Mays, Ill. B. Leftw-ich, P. Bethel, B. Shujlebarger, B. 1Ill7lL1ill0'!l, P. Moler, I. Elrwick, lll1L.f.f6'l7lItll7l, A. Banton, P. Chirom, A. Terrtll, P. Ballard, Edwards, Brillhart FIFTH ROW: L. Humphrfex, B. Chapin, L. Eva-115, B. Fraltn, K. Coleman, F. Milton., S. Brammer, P. Vaught, D. Reezl, Holliday, V. Belcher, P. jones, llfoodforrl, G. famiron, Shepherd P. Callahan QPre.vide1ztD, B. Stewart CTrea.rurerj, P. Sl. Clair fRecorzler of P0ll1.l.YJ, S. Alkl71-.f07l Ufire Preridevttj The year has been a busy one for mem- bers ofthe Girls' Athletic Association. Its projects and activities have included participating in the Homecoming Pa- rade, selling Fleming buttons, and giving a pot-luck supper. In the fall the G. A. A. sponsored two teams in the volleyball league. In the basketball league, Fleming was also repre- sented by two teams. ASSOCIATICN FIRST Row: D. Ilemzwinger, S. Alkinron, C. Hurley, B. Brown, P. Arnold, B. Hambricle, E. foner, R. Henry, S. Long, P. fenningr, E. Puff, B. Abbott, L. Ireland, C. Dulaney SECOND Row: S. Cole, Overrtreet, D. lllczllillan, C. Firelmugli, A. llfhitlocle, B. Keith, C. Gioenf, G. Brilllzart, F. jolzrzron, S. D1'eleer,ron, Ill. Hall, S. Bray, Gilbert, S. folzmon, B. Bowler, f. Keith, B. Tlmmpron, Weizl-ner TEIIRD Row: ll7'ir,r Hilton, A. Hickf, B. Foley, D. Abxhire, B. Bruglz, A. Eclzuarrlf, P. Adams, L. Eggers, B. lfenler, C. Fer- guron, P. Lovell, B. Arlleinx, R. joner, Ill. Lemon, H. Ilujman, L. Barnlrezrt, C. Slaughier, P. Byrd FOUIITII Row: N. lloward, L. lWcGuire, C. Leftwielz, S. lllarincup, N. lllullen, lil. Howlett, D. 0,Brien, S. Clan, P. zlledley, D. Nixon. JU. Drawer, C. Wvebller, LV. ll1CB:6'?1,!lfYiClC, A. Upzlilee, lllillr, Beskuer, N. Howell, B. Blackwell FIFTH Row: K. Turner, JW. Cregger, C. Rector, D. Tanleerrley, Ill. Robertr, f . Craybill, P. Wiley, L. Anflerron, N. Broylef, Flick, S. Lozzzlermille, Pelree, P. Greer, C. lllurlzliman, R. lllickey, L. lllyerr, R. lllurray, Snyzler, C. Paxton, A. Stepliemon, P. Cumlijf The annual pot-luele fupper The G. A. A. responded to the needs of flooded communities in Southwest Vir- l ginia by sponsoring a drive for food and clothing for their relief. The organization also planned an Easter basket for a needy i family. To encourage interest in G. A. A., numerals, letters, stars, bars, and medals are given to members for their Work on teams and in gym classes. Nlany girls worked hard for the points necessary for these awards, fifteen receiving numerals and eleven receiving stars and letters. air l The Y-Teens started the year in a different way by holding an informal Campaign Party for prospective members. Later in the fall, the annual Reception was held, at which every Y-Teen had a marvelous time. This year instead of having the Recognition Service in a church, as has been the custom, it was decided to have it in assembly so that it might be an inspiration to others as Well as to Y- Teens. This was done, and the program was very elfective. In November, several Fleming Y-Teens attended the city-Wide Half-Day Conference on The World's Great Religions at the Y. W. C. A. SECOND Row: H. Engle, S. C-zombie, S. Flora, F. Keaton, L. Senior Y-Teens 13. Blcvim fRECfITd'i7lg Sfcretaryj, C. Hancock CCorrf.rpo11.1li-ng Sfrretaryj, IW. 15'uch.amzn fPTfJidE7ZfD, P. St. Clair CTFEQI- urerj, P. Crmfey Ufics Prmizlevztj, King Qlllarter Keyj Together with the Hi-Y, the Senior Y- Teens worked very hard promoting and sponsoring the annual Christmas Dance, over which Diane Pilson reigned as Holly Queen. In the spring, the Senior Y-Teens again cooperated with the Hi-Y in producing the annual Easter assembly program. They also worked on several welfare projects through- out the spring. All in all it has been a very good year. It is hoped that the life of every Fleming girl has been inspired and that they themselves have been happier because they have been Y-Teens. FIRST Row: B. Arlleinx, B. Stultz, j. King, j. Milli, M. Lmzon lrelanrl, T. Trout, fl. Boley P CA1s1N1c'r, FIRST Row: M. RiclLard.r, II. Huffman, C. Bentley, lllrf. lx'1'rkz00orl, S. Lawrence, F. Showalter, Gilbert, IV. Caudill Sl-:COND Row: R. S111WL'l1Il!'g1?7', C. lyllfHg,L7I., If. Turrmr, D. Pilxmz, j. Mrzbf, D. 0'Bl'lAl'I1-, S. Ellif, S. Blafk, N. Upzlflee, C. I l '14 dw 71 RIGHT, Y-'l'1115N TIILLER STAFF, SL:A'r1cu: D. 0,BflA6'Il, F. Showalter STANDING: flliller, V. Graybill, N. Broylm C. Slauglzlvr, Gilbert, C. Firebauglz 1 LOWER LIEITT, IJANCECIIORUSZ 1W.Cl1'ngfnp.f'vl, JV. Riclzfzrfb, 1. l,z1w11zlf1', B. Slzujflebzzrgar Lowuw. R1c11'1': The Y-Teen.-' hear II talk on guorl ,Lfl'INIIlIlILg by Hefty Bum! H . as-'wif' mpgs ,mr ,revs V E -- A. ,-t.,,,, E .. . . fi - is r 5 V 5,5,.::::..-, H : - 2 i ' -X sf' I' 4 g . T- ' .. E j 'T M ' ' ..... 1 - f :E 5:5 ' 'j,:.5i: fr I In in jr , 1, iw ss.. -nr: n an -mum , The Junior Y-Teens this year had a member- ship of ISO eighth and ninth grade girls. Mrs. VVilkerson, the sponsor, guided the club in a most sucessful year. The social affairs began with a Campaign Party, which started the membership drive, and closed in the spring with a Mother- Daughter Banquet. Other activities Were: a Recognition Assembly Service, a home- coming float, a slumber party, and a Week end at Camp Kiwanianna for the cabinet. I unior Y-Teens SI'I'rING: C. Pom' cPI'E5IidE7Zl,, P. Bethel CVice Presfdevrtl STANDING! B. Hall QTrezuurerD, JW. B. Leftzv-ich fRECOTd'l.7Zg Secretaryj, G. Ferguro-QI Ullafler Keyj One of the main projects was giving presents to some needy children at Christmastime. The club Worked with the Y in such things as service projects, the Virginia State Conference, the Half-Day Conference, a fashion show, and many other programs with other Y-Teen clubs in the Roanoke area. It was the goal of the Junior Y-Teens that, through the Y-Teens activities, each girl who belonged would realize 'the fellowship and ideals which characterize the true Y-Teen. SITTING: P. Lowell, S. Brammer, N. j. Naj, P. Byrd STANDING: F, folzmon, Trout, B. Name, Ill. A. Parkes, Illoore, Snyder, B. Cole CABINET, SEATED: S. Durham, L. Schlofxer, Iliff. Ufilkerfon, C. l1l1Hl!i'l7ll!lIl, B. Keyxlef' STANDING! B. Burger, L. lI1m1,phr1'eJ, IW. N. Robertf, G. llfebber, 3. lllayx, Roberrmn, F. Milton, B. Fralin, ZW. Hall, P. Vaughl, V. Grayblll R1cHT: Y-Teem join in group ringing. BELOW' LEFT! Clzrifly Poli: fpreyizleutl, tellf the Y- Teem the purpoxe and meaning of Y. IV. C. .fl triangle. BELOW RIGHT! Y-Teenf promote lforld Fellow- Jhip. FIRST Row: f. Christley, II. Kinczr, L. Barger, B. LeNoir, D. Prior, j. Fagg, j. R. Dzmklmy, R. Colfnmn, R. Key SECOND Row: Rzctor, B. Firebaugh, B. Trinka, Fvrgufou, iff. Gibson, l,c'N0ir, T. llafkizzx, R. Stafford, 13. Patlerfnn THIRD Row: B. Perry, B. Reed, D. Stajbrd, B. Pope, C. jrmef, fl. Ifrogzzn, K. l mzabl4', C. IVUUK, T. flliicllrll FOURTH Row: Jllr. Graybill, S. llflmefez, D. Hartman, Turner, R. Vrmdergryt, B. Bowman, R. G. llayllzf, IV. Riff?-ff, D. Pzztlerxon, L. Illarlfn, C. Givenf FIFTH ROW: ll. Bozvlff, F. Nexbill, B. Keyr, B. iWrCur, R. Fiflwr, Ill. farzvwy, B. llflzflnmrc, C. llnvix, C. lligg1'nbnlhau1, L. .fir-ri11.gton, IV. lffillf Senior Hi-Y The Fleming Senior Hi-Y has had a very successful year, holding meetings every other week. The club helped the Y-Teens sponsor the Christmas Dance, and also delivered Christmas baskets. The club entered a basketball team in the Hi-Y league which came out with a winning - Wes.-.Q E .gr is is -Mn' record. Another of its projects was keeping up Colonel William Fleming's grave. The boys in the l-li-Y arc grateful for the help of Mr. Graybill, our sponsor. The Hi-Y closed the year with am outing in the spring, OFFICERS 13. l.eNoir lTrmJurerl, L. Bargzr fSncrr- Iaryl, D. Prim' fl'r'efl'1le-110, j. Fagg, Clflzaplzlml, R. Du-nleley lfive ll!'6'.f'I'- zlcntj Bon DAVIS ..... DARRYL Distus. . , , . . . . . .I rz'Jz'dezzt . liife Prnridenl IQAY STONE ...,... .... S ecretary BOBBY Wooukow ..,, Treafurfr IDAVID LAWRENCE .... .... C flz.aplai'n Mn. BURKS AND MR. C31-IILDRESS ..... ..... S ponforr Iunior Hi-Y The Junior Hi-Y Club had a membership of twenty-eight eighth and ninth grade boys. Regular monthly meetings at the Y.lVI.C.A. included a Worship service, followed by participation in various athletic activities. The club entered a basketball team in the Y.M.C.A. Junior League. Other activities of the year included the preparation of a fioat for the Homecoming Parade and the sale of soap by individual club members. An outing climaxed the YCHIJS activities. FIRST Row: R. Suiter, R. Stow, D. Dallzfx, B. Davif, B. fVO0Iil'UZU, T. Engleman SECOND Row: G. Thraxhfr, D. Layman, D. fllilclzrll, IV. Mnnvievi., T. Hogan, D. Hagan, T. dkinx, Ilfoolzui'-rm 'il'llIlRD Row: Illr. Clzzildrnrx, Ill. Patterzmrz, B. Duke, E. lfuowlivzg, E. Ilfade, ZW. folmxmz, S. DeLong, K. Fmt, fllr. Burkf The Future Homemakers of America, a national organization of pupils studying home- making, has 204 members in the Fleming chapter. The motto, Toward New Horizons , expresses the purpose of the organization: learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. The colors of the club are red and white, its flower, the red rose. For various activities 38 girls received small emblems for 75 points and 8 girls received the Junior Homemaker degree. Due to the heavy schedule and large number of members, the F. H. A. divided into groups ac- cording to Home Economics class periods. Each class has sponsored a phase of the following civic projects of aid to: four Women at Mercy House, a welfare family, an orphan girl, and a polio ward at Roanoke Memorial Hospital. The organization by periods is as follows: Period II-Barbara Stewart, chairman, Betsy SEATED: B. Sink, C. Leftwiclz, L. Sehloner, C. Illuddiman, B. Hare STANDING: C. Hancock, B. Fralin, L. Erlanx, B. Stewart, Flirle, f. Miller, j. Holliday, P. Bethel, G. .Brillhart Future Homemaker Hare, secretary, Linda Evans, Chairman of the Mercy House Project, Mrs. VanLear, Club Mother. Period III-Carol Hancock, chairman, Linda Epperly, secretary, Carolyn Muddiman, chair- man of Welfare Boy Project. Period IV-Margaret Umberger, chairman, Lois Simmons Painter, secretary, Jean Owens, chairman of Welfare Mother Project, Mrs. Um- berger, Club Mother. Period V-Pat Bethel, chairman, Betty Sink, secretary, Lois Schlosser, chairman of Mercy House Project. Period VI-Bennie Kesler, chairman, Rita Miller, secretary, Vivien Graybill, chairman of Orphan Girl, Polio Ward Project, Mrs. Bonnie Henderson, Club Mother. Period VH-Vivien Belcher, chairman, Carol Lcftwich, secretary, Vivien Belcher, Chairman of lVelfare Girl Project. l The F. H. 14. has a guest Jpeaker l 1 Jzc memberf have fl lm A f America NORMA SMITH. . . SUZANNE LONG. .. NVILMA CAUDILL ,... BECKY BROWN .... NANCY GARLAND ..., ANN CAROL BANTON. . . JUDY MILLS .... MRS. SLOAN I MRS. FRENCH I . . . .Prefidmzt . . . Vice President . . . Treafurer . . .Secretary , . . , . .Rzporter .Federatiovz Ojicer Recorder of Pointx S. L.E.. B Brown, W' Cauriill, S. Long, N. Sm-ith, N. Garland, A. C. ' ' 'SPOHJOTJ .BH7l.Zll71, f.'M'il!x . ..u1a.n..u-u Toy: are brought for an orphan girl 4 Q wwf' jig? ,-. - -1 12.' ':..- - :: 5 1 . , .t.. 91'-X' x. I uuzz I V,. I wa g Y 4 S p K ' A zz... ,...., f:? '...:,'- :gjzig .:,,x , - 5 1 W if - J U . 2 Q 'F Q- cr Q J Q 1 f-'M-N it Q 1 ' iff K ' f'--Q..-I 4 ff ' ' Us S' ' 'Nw ' . - , V' Q, ' if-Q-f.: .E ' ,.,,. , -..N ., 5 ' 5 -E . ,, ' ' i.: IEEE: V W 13-52 4 A , -Q ' I 'df M, 4' 223' , .::-i: iQ5'5 , ' . 4 -.MW-f--1-X f 3 A 49, ' I 1 ,... , , F x ,, A, mn , Ei NK , Xt 4. . , 1 fi' ,L ' f , 1' L5 -, A ' V ' 2,252 1 5 ' - up 445:55 -wwf . ., J. . ETFJTTQU FIRST Row: ill. Steelr, R. llfloler, D. Bowling, C. Slauglzln, King, Ill. Clingevzpefl, S. Cumbie, S. Lawrance, C. Tate SECOND Row: B. Camp, R. llale, I. Elfwicle, l. Lavender, C. !H77l1.50'Il,, B. Barber, S. Lowe, D. Mczllillan, f. Ilfebb, G. llflumly r.lSHlRD Row: C. Bowser, K. Turner, P. Callahan, lll. Buchanan, S. Black, j. Smith, F. Slzowalter, j. Wbodford, G. llfelzlrzr, R. Henry, Fallr FOURTH Row: R. llflirkey, N. Broyler, Milly, B, Ferguforr, N. Naj, B. Aldleinf, lll. Lemon, ill. Stump, Barry, P. Sharp, C. Potty The Fleming Choir, under the direction of Mrs. June Webb, had a very busy year. The choir was composed of seventy members and took part in many activities. At Christmas the choir presented the cantata, Song of Christmas , for the Thurs- day hlorning Music Club and again at the Huntington Court Methodist Church for the student body. We took part in a program given for the public at jefferson High School, appeared on television, and sang carols in the halls of Fleming for the students and teachers. In February, our choir joined other school choirs and the Roanoke Symphony Orchestra in the presentation of the cantata, Drum Taps. Ten members of the choir were chosen for All-State Chorus West which was held at Blacksburg. The choir presented assemblies at Fleming and also traveled to neighboring schools to give programs. In the spring the choir gave its Spring Concert and later sang for the graduation exercises. After completing a full year of hard work and fun the choir members enjoyed the annaul swimming party at Oliver's Pool. Iunior Red Cross SANDRA ATKINSON. . . JIMMY WOOD ..... LAURA IRELAND .... Junior Red Cross members were selected by the student body in September, One representative from each home room. We tried to have at least One meeting a month. The first project of the club this year was the annual fund drive. VVe were very successful, raising the highest amount ever in this drive. Some of the members decorated nut cups for . . . . . . .Prericlenf . . . .Vice Preridsm . . . .Secretary Armistice Day and Thanksgiving which were sent to the Veterans Hospital. We also filled Christmas gift stockings for the patients. We sent representatives to the monthly meetings of the city-wide Junior Red Cross Council held at the Bank Of Virginia. In February, the club met downtown and Went to dinner and a movie together. FIRST ROW: S. Flora, f. Wood, L. Ireland, S. Atkinfon, j. Team, B. Stultz SECOND Row: D. Rlzodfx, IV. Amlerf, S. Thomar, K. Stewart, P. llflillcr, IW. lllartin THIRD Row: N. Upflilee, lllafon, C. Averx, S. lllarti-11, M. Robliim, B. Iluf, B. Jlzlleim, P. Full: FOURTH Row: D. Stajford, C. former, F. Con-nfr, D. Martirz, K. Ferrell, B. Burlz., R. Morffielzl, V. Grrzybzfll, j. Ilollirlay, D. Tanleerrley Maiorettes B. Brown, R. Sowdfr, L. Ireland, F. jolzmon, Brilllmrt, S. D-zmleley, N. Keith, B. Larclz SEATED: Mix: Il-ilton JANICE BRILLHART ..... Miss RUTH HIL'FON. . . The majorettes had a busy year as usual. Last summer they had bake sales to raise money for their uniforms. They practiced hard during the summer for the fall football games. In the fall they attended the Bristol Band Festival Where they competed against 55 bands. VVith their new sponsor, Miss Ruth Hilton, they ate out before each game. Later in the year, they had a hamburger fry and a . . . .Head .Majorrtle .......Spomor swimming party. More bake sales for future trips were planned. On the majorette squad were 3 regulars and 6 alternates. The regulars were Janice Brill- hart, Barbara Stultz, and Norma Jean Keith. Alternates were Laura Ireland, Sylvia Dunkley, Faye Johnson, Beverly Larch, Becky Brown, and Ruth Sowder. The majorettes hope they have added much to the band's appearance on the football Held and in parades. ,,j..L..- ,L 'S .--1? X --?3- ' X ygifk FIRST Row: B. Dillard, E. Stanley, IVeiflner, R. lllurray, P. Lovell, B. Suggs, T. Hnnnieull, lVoolwine, D. Kingery, F. Young, B. Pope SECOND Row: B. Aliller, C. Huffman, P. Patterson, B. Clingenpeel, Henderson, C. Chewning, T. Engleman, B. Bell, D. Rhodes, A. Tice, N. Howell, B. Hancock, R. .McCord rFl1IRD Row: T. Gentry, IV. 1VeFarlane, R. Suitor, C. Paxton, L. illullins, R. Howell, R. Willia1r1.s, Bishop, R. Sowder, N. Keith, Brilllzart, B. Slultz, B. Larch, K. Cojman, N. Ufise W. A. MCFARLANE .... .... ' .President HOMER BOWLES .... . . .Vice President JOAN TEASS. . . . . .Secretary BECKY BROWN .... . . . Treasurer SONIA RUSSELL. . . ......... Librarian DICK MOREY .... . . .Assistant Librarian MR. IQITCHEN. .. . . .Director Bowles, MeFarla1ie, lllorey, Kitchen, Russell, Teass, Brown MICH .AHB - ,' llyx -ly L V 1 is-L4 5 X ni f X QE. ff- - f' m- f 7:3 ,Xxx fs ii KID 1 Fmsr Row: D. Leonzml, W. -I6lI7l6 I'J'07l, G. Wbnzarle, Balrcl, D. Ilunzileer, T. llanzlfn, L. Eggerx, S. Sutplzin, IV. UH, B. B'lL,f.ft y, R. Hale SECOND Row: PV. Pottr, C. Dulaney, S. Rurrell, T. E. lllayr, B. Wray, T. Powell, H. Bowler, D. lllorfy, C. lVombzz, Tran- f. Bray, P. lllcflrthur, V. Ferguxon THIRD Row: Ireland, B. Brown, S. Duuleley, F. folmron, L. Crouch, Clzrirtley, U. Ilayex, D. Plzippf, D. Luraf, O'lx'ellc'y, L. Dorzer, D. Barnett, Tlzcmzru, F. Horton The band began its practice even before school opened. The members worked hard playing and marching in preparation for foot- ball season. They performed at most of the football games and also participated in the South- eastern Band Festival at Bristol, the Shrine Bowl, and the Homecoming and Christmas Parades. They presented a Christmas Concert and also an annual Spring Concert in Nlarch. Plans were made to enter the District Festival, and a concert tour was arranged with various high schools and colleges. The nine members who represented Fleming in the All-State Band were Sonia Russell, T. E. Mays, Bob Miller, Ronnie Howell, David Leonard, Bill Suggs, Pat Lovell, Rodney Hale and Dick Morey. ,,,-- Pep Band FIRST Row: B. llfray, R. lllufray, R. Hale, P. Lovell, S. Dunkley SECOND Row: R. Suiter, Baird, C. Dulaney, S. Rusrell, T. Englevnan. J T1-111:19 Row: B. Iope, N. Wire, F. Young, H. Bowler, T. Mays FOURTH Row: B. llliller, B. Burxey, D. Leonard, K. Cofman, D. Plzippf, T. Gentry, R. Howell Rodney direct: Rock Around lliz Clockl' The Nvilliarn Fleming Pep Band is in its fourth year of existence. Since its organization in 1953 it has performed under four different student directors. The band is directed this year by Rodney Hale. It has been a fast growing organization as each year the members and its boosters have endeavored to make it a better band and an asset to YVilliam Fleming High School. This year the Pep Band played at all pep assemblies and all home basketball games. Due to other schools organizing pep bands, our band was able to play at only one out-of- town game, that being E. C. Glass. The Pep Band had several invitations to play at other schools and an invitation to play at the Har- lem Magiciaims game in Roanoke. I 1 Rota Club OFFICERS! R. Moler fPf8JiliE'7LfJ, Mr. Dixon CSpornJorJ, f. Rfctor Ufice Presidentj, R. Reid CSecretary-Treafuferl One of the most active organizations at Fleming is the ROTAS, sponsored by Mr. Dixon. They are a seldom seen and little known group who work constantly behind the scenes. VVithout them many of the hops and assemblies could not be presented. They Work backstage every assembly and hop, and operate projectors and tape recorders. Their main function is to assist any group in the use of audio-visual aids, lighting equip- ment, etc. Their special project for this year is the obtaining of a cabinet for the storage of sound equipment. The group is composed entirely of boys and is not open to membership as are other clubs. BELOW, LEFT! R. Reid, C. Wofaba, f. Reclor operate P. A. Syxlenz backitage NIEMBERS ATTEND MEETING IN Mn. DIXON,S Room, LEFT 'ro RIGI-IT: R. Moler, P. jacobf, f. Rector, D. Phippf, N. Wife, F. Nirbfth, K. Carre-n, C. Woxaba, C. Bowyer M -v-is -'-'MT rmierfwmi-ni-rig -is i-1 , is :M .Ms Nl ul smwwmszefrfzrr-L NUM W ,-me MM M-MM M M is -. is -air-ww , MM Bi 1. U . .1..I,m,.,,. N-Nath! .,,.I. s , ,, N si lLP...Lss.: 'fees X 3- fzsitrsssw' I serie.: ,Ig i,gs,,,fgg1-,p ii1 I --,I I x..sx,1.'sy.5 -ww :IT sis'-snf5e.riis r'I: il , - ll ...--.. si.-. . ii... .MW -4 ,sm . T I -issfeyxsmugfis of - '1- - Q 'fr as-9 - . iff f'fgs-ai.s:'ff-gs- -2+ 1 11- so -sf. 1--I Ii-. -: M : -ml-In :I .M. , - - -x - - , . 5, ,.,,i. .,,M.. I .1 . . I ni V M.. . . M W., M.. .. : 7 ,.,. l .....,, , W W, is Tis? 9 XI -sess- .s ssfr H . r r ns s' isis if. Ii L .swf ii I, -W.. -ana .. ,I Ii Q WE 1 M- ., .i . saver fem Tfff H-H ll - is-ffs-wfiseisr 9Z-.fmi-I-.ll- slr XI' X ,Us .nan L F. ..,, . 3 T ass w wxijaw Q x V-fiig I. Y 4. T E t Future Business Leaders Of America Futsr Row: 1Wi.r.v firmer, P. Ballard, B. Tlrompron, S. Harper, F. Keaton, B. Mari1'11,, ff. Tlromax, S. Flora, XI. Tuele SECOND Row: C. Peregoy, G. Cl'ltlilC.!'lZ!l7llC.S', P. Callahan, lllabe, C. Bentley, B. Ilambricla, Dillon, f. Gilbert, T. Ferrell, f. Reid, S. Cooper Tumi: Row: Cheaiwood, S. Riclzarrlr, Brilllmrt, lil. A. Cregger, K. Stewart, S. jolrnron, f. Milly, Hirkf, lVeaver, G. Hacleworflz, N. Potter, C. Tate, B. ll'IrCa'rrn Fourrrn Row: D. O'Brien, S. Black, N. Updilae, S. Bowler, K. Ka-ne, P. Miller, R. Harris, S. Clary, D. Lintlzicum, C. llfiff, JW. Cratqforzl, L. Snow, JW. Bomb' fl. Tuck fkeporierl, F. Kealon fPre,fidenrl, f1.Tlmmaf fTrearm'erl, S. Flora Une Presirlentl, B. Marlin lSew'eIn1'yD The Fleming Chapter Q57 of the Future Business Leaders of America is an organization open to any student who is enrolled in two or more business subjects. There were about fifty members this year. The purposes of the club are to create more understanding and interest in choosing a busi- ness occupation, to develop competent, aggres- sive leadership, and to strengthen the con- lidence of the members in themselves and their Work. The main project of the year was taking part in the Spelling Contest which was given through the business classes. The OECCTS attended the Regional Conference held at Radford College. Other activities scheduled for the year included a Dutch Treat Dinner, guest speakers, and the sponsoring of a car in the Homecoming Parade. 3 The club climaxed a very successful year with an outing. , I Future Teachers Qi America B. Slultz fTrea.frurzrD, N. Smith fl'ire PI'fJ'Tillf71.f,, L. Cilar cPl'8.f1'!iflLfJ, Smith CSfc1'etaryj The fcurth year of the F. T. A. at Fleming was a successful one. The enrollment was very pleasing. We began the year with a tea for our faculty. Wie were also represented at a tea for retired teachers. Nlembers participated in city F. T. A. meetings and attended a supper given by the Delta Kappa Gamma at the S. 8: W. On College Day some of our members served refreshments to the college representatives. Some other activities included the F. T. A. assembly, a hop, a float in the I-lomecoming Parade, and a pot-luck supper. Activities which helped members to become more interested in the teaching profession were visitation day for Juniors and Seniors, a Workshop with visiting teachers as panel members, and, of course, the traditional Teacher- Future Teacher Banquet. VVe would like to express our appreciation to lVlrs. Painter, who in her First year as sponsor ofthe F. T. A., did a Wonder- ful job and helped the club immeasurably. J FIRST Row: Snzith, N. Smiih, L. C1'lf,r, B. Stultz., G. I Hrzgoy, P. Creamy, C. Hanrork SECOND Row: Gilbert, B. Bozulfr, D. !1A'lL7llA'71.gL'7', C. Iffood, D. 0'Brien, AI. Burhanan, B. Turner, G. Cana: VFHIRD Row: l'. Linrlamoorl, M. fl. Starlery, B. Powerf, Brillharl, Ill. IW. Doyle, L. Bailey, K. Turner, C. Firfbaugh Fourvrl-1 ROW: lllvzr. Painter, IVf1.ll71Kl', B. Blavinf, S. Cumbif, K. Stewart, K. Baker, IV. Curier, K. Grzweit, Hfazle ll l T as C15 W g ix t. sf 3171, af' ,i,.A ..,,.,,, , kd 'I Mite... t g FIRST Row: Illrx. Dirleinmn, K. Stewart, llfl. Rirliardx, Il. Cooper, R. Reid, B. Baker SECOND Row: C. Harri.r, D. R'll.I'f011, Gimmer, D. O'Br1'erI, f. illabe, Fallx, King, B. Blevim 'Fl-IIKD Row: T. G1'JIiIlt'f, P. Repair, j. Reid, K. Grafzetl, B. Ilflilir, R. Henry, Petr-ee, P. Greer FOURTII Row: T. Blarkard, G. Lee, E. lffebfler, Keaton, Rector, B. Camp, D. Tlmmax, II. Thespians Kinrer :HELENE COOPER .... ....... P refident RONNIE REID ..... .... V ice Prexident Act Well your part, there all the honor liesl' has been the slogn this year. The first pro- duction was The Man Who Came to Dinner, Concerning the hilarious antics of one Sheridan 'Whiteside and 35 other Characters. The Man set had scarcely been struck when Christmas brought another job, the Christmas assembly and a television show to be done. The Other VVise lVIan Was en- thusiastically received by the student body and the TV audience. The greatest challenge, however, was the MARY MARSHALL DOYLE. . . .... Secretary MARGARET RICHARDS ..... . . . Treafurer Festival play. The characters-Carr, Mio, lVIiriamne, Garth and Esdras-were portrayed by Charles Harris, Ronnie Reid, Helene Cooper, Tommy Blackard, and Jerry Keaton, respectively. The Thespian Dance, given in February at Longwood, was a highlight of social activity. Bonnie ,Io Mills Was named Queen of Love and Beauty at this Dance. Thespians are anxious to repeat their high ratings both in the District Festival and at the State Finals in Charlottesville. M Rs. DIC KI NSON Mas. Loomis I Gary Lee rovrcluelr a nleetlng liNEEI.INCZ P. Repaxr, G. Ferguron, V. Graybill SEATEIJ: Mis: Stone, lllrr. Dzrkimovz., G. Lee, lil. lil. Doyle, Mir: llfallon. STANDING: D. Rurlovi, T. Blaclaarzl Literary Club GA RY LEE ....,........., ............ I Jrefldent . . .Firrt Vire Preslzle-nl PEGGY REI-Ass .... .,............. S emncl Vice Prcriflent NIAILY MAItsIIAI.L DOX'I.l5 .... The purpose of the Literary Club is to bring together persons expressing interest in all forms of literary study and Work. These lields in- clude speaking, debating, reading and Writing. Our club this year, being of unusual size, decided to concentrate on one project for the group as a whole: to acquire a board on which to mount our literary award plaques. This project benefited not only the club, but the entire school as Well. While engaging in this project, the members concerned themselves also with the selection of readers and speakers for the annual forensics under the direction of lvlrs. Dickinson. Miss DIANE RUSTON ..... .... S eeretary VIVIAN GIiAX'l!lI.l.. . . . ..,. Reporler GAYLE FERGUSON ...............,.,......... Trearurer Stone, associate sponsor, handled students, entries to the literary magazine, the Beacon. Once again a Fleming student and Literary Club member, Ronnie Reid, Won first place in, the Roanoke area I Speak for Democracy contest. WVinning third place was another Literary member, Becky Blevins. Our monthly meetings were highlighted by talks from guest speakers. Among them were Dr. Kermit Hunter from Hollins College. Our last project was our annual spring outing. The 1956-57 Literary season witnessed much work and cooperation from the group. We can aptly title our season, Success, FIRST Row: lllrr. IJl'tTRl Il.l'0II, P. Reparr, C. Fergumu, T. Blaekarzl, ill. llfl. Doyle, G. Lee, D. Rurton, V. Crayblll, Petree SECOND Row: Gzmlner, llfoocl, P. llferl, R. Illirkey, ll. Cooper, Rector, B. Mfllr, N. Na-77, B. Powerr, B. Bowler, P. Greer FFHIRD Row: lil. Steele, lVade, Welfsler, R. Henry, R. Reid, Falls, C. Harrir, B. Blevinr, B. Baker, B. Turvzer, ff. L. Ezlwarrlr, King, S. Smltlzerr FOURTII Row: lWI'.r.r llfalton, llff. Riclzarzlr, K. Gravelt, Baier, R. Hogan, A. Mabe, B. Ileclge, f. lVIuJ.relm.an, D. Thomas, S. Howell, D. Barkrzlale, C. Trumbull, P. Brown, IW. Ferrara, lllirr Stone FIFTH Row: K. Branrmer, Roberhron, P. Callahan, Paxion, P. Azlamr, B. llfoorlrorr, N. Zollman, Via, lil. Roberts, T. Girivzer, f. Reed, B. Kerfler, D. Bowling ...Wm aa .. ma7na. The Show Goes On Top: T. Blackard, M. Roberts, M. Doyle, King, Keaton, and R. Reid in a scene from The Other VVisc Alan. Left Center: B. Baker and R. Reid in The Other Wise Man. Right Center: H. Cooper and C. Harris in a scene from The R-Ian who Came to Dinucrf' ' Bottom: The und of a hilarious act of K'Thc Man Who Came to Dinner. TENS l, lifiyilf lgffi af 5 if V.. Qgmj Q-.1 if ZA.. 2 V ' ' ' 1 - uunvwxwgmwuaxfe-mm - Mw,z2WmMw H sr mf-mmvivr nw--i1mf.i:xz.-gsiiifliimfmiiww M MMM MMM ww-ws-me 'mmm sqm Wm! .EM MMM. ki y-fg,.gqw.gw- W ::mfrmi:iwi.l.wi:m: 1. wMmisgwmmw?.., . Lw...:x:n:zrax 1.1..wngm.ffq,g.,,-gM,,M,, ., MUMMM-gf 1- ,,,igwgjvwiliifk-..x-i.3, -..7f,....,MM-2 , K MMV.-i.vwy K Ui v x ,mx I-,K-Ez .xv-:nfl mga, ,F , L, - ., . X X , MWMMJQ.. . .W xiii..- ir- ' A-MN -1 ilu. . if E -i my has an 1 x f :. X 2 M is X x wb l '?1?aTIl'??i'5 EEZ?-f?. 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L L' 's-Us X ' ,-n- , 1 ,, :T E E f xsgirx. .1 1, .4 ef ' wail' ' ., , I Us .Nairn-I M - ii:-Eeiiesasi - - fa V-ssevflfstw . is ,. L..-..s,sfgr. 5 EQ? H . 'M-gas ssgggsggsss swsiim fwussaw. The Senior Art Club consists of Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors interested in Art. The Club has taken part in such activities as decorating and entering a float in the Homecoming Parade, and Window painting for the Shrine Benefit Game. VVe also made posters advertising the Youth Symphony, with all proceeds going to the Roanoke Council for Retarted Children. In the spring an outing for all the members climaxed the year. .1 . ,iw .U-i.-. is s,1.iQiQ,.igss ss ' s s......i,.... 1. .m.Qs.,,..l ss, ...M -w.....i.s Q 5? ,izgs HX ' x ' 51,1 H HE 1 V5 WM N. E flvlkh H EW , in B was-nz . .-...IEW Hii aww Senior Art Club SEATED: f. Beard, B. Munxey, 11. Hirki, D. Pflyon STANDING: Mr. Egge, R. Dicleermn, L. Caldwell, G. Dawif, D. Waltz, I . Dearing SEATED: B. lllillf, B. Alle-n., IW. Vfsdel, P. femzingr, B. Atkinx STANDING: B. Walker, LeN0'ir, R. Key, Vmable, B. Ridznhour L54- S1 L. M 5-. If If mr wlinlll W r L ! 'Xp ,,. . fi gf: ' K 'j - M51 1 Q I i We F 1 li ' J ll J 4 i ss. .iff A f if -. . wg .1 'W ,F: mu ,IQ lf, iv fi? jim 1 - W: R 7 Q' J y 0 nlxiWNX - ZWW' :ZH l 4 fl nw Iunior Art Club SEATED: B. Turner, j. Auxtin, W. Ould, Stanley, S. Hiqfman, C. Hollar STANDING: j. Blackford, B. Carwile P. Fulk, M. A. Park: Cxecrelaryz treayurerj, C. Hale. Mower SEATED: f. Miller, B. Mayx, K. Cole- man faire prefidentj, L. Evmu, L Humphries, M. B. Leftwirh Cpreri- dent, S'rANn1Nc: P. Lorell, D. 0'Bryan, S. Lancaxier, N. Howell, W. jenkins, f. Thomas, C. Mayx E 'ii ii? The Junior Art Club was formed once again after a year's absence. There was a fairly large membership of about thirty-two eighth and ninth graders who were interested in art. Under the leadership of Mrs. Mary Burks, the club had a most successful year. The members of the club divided into committees of five or six. As its project for the year the club decided to keep the bulletin boards and the second floor show case decorated with Varied and interesting materials produced by members. The Junior Art Club hopes that its enrollment will increase with the years and that it will become one of the outstanding clubs at Fleming. FIRST Row: JW. Ferrara, Ozuenf, D. Bowling, M. fL'7Z'?l'i7lg.l', P. Hartli, zilirf W'a!Zon SECOND ROW: f. Dooley, C. Brown, N. Burger, S. lilarivzc-up, Bater, B. Barger THIRD Row: K. Crafi, f. King, G. Webber, G. Carter, A. Steplzeruovz., E. Dick, B. Mayr, V. Craybill Deanna Bowling CPre.videnZi, jean Owen: U ire Prerzelerzti, Pat H artli. CSecretary-Treaxurerj, lllarolyn jenn-iugi Ckeporterj, Bonnie Bar- ger fSong Leaded, Brenda Illayr Qfleeompanirti Deanna Bowling con- ducts a meeting after Jelzool Voice Oi Christian Youth The voice of Christian Youth fformerly the Bible Clubj has tried something new this year. Because ofthe different schedules we have duplicate meetings every Thursday at 3:oo and at 4:oo. The club has no definite member- ship and does not charge dues. W'e have had many interesting programs. Among these were gospel films, a 'Wycliiie Bible Translator, President of Shenan- doah Christian College, and Youth For Christ speakers. VVe sponsored an assembly program and a fioat for the Homecoming Parade. The club has three objectives. They are: QID To promote Christian living in our school. Q25 To provide training in Christian leadership. C31 To provide Christian fellow- ship on a non-denominational basis. Our sponsors this year were Miss Sarah Walton and Mi's. Niary Saunders Townsend. Er' YP ,. .M ., u... , 5 .9 ws 'x x KW xx x x x x x at- vafear E w A a-Kegan. .ai-gf-.W M.. W,..,aea,f-Zggu.. L- N -- aa., -at-,Q M- siaagaaaaa aaaa avggaa- af fa aa mga- aa aa-fm mme'-aa new f w--fifwi,-E-iiiiis Wat. '-'aa-22559 ' as-gaaaa if pain- a a a wr-rv if wa.. 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Two years of SHORT- HAND are olgfered business students at Fleming. Nliss James is shown dictating to one of her classes. Most Sophomorcs enroll in BIOLOGY for their Science requirement, and many continue a second year. Mrs. Painter points out features of the human skeleton as Marie Emore and other members of the class look on. learn . . . Girls in HOME ECO- NOMICS classes gain ex- perience in preparing and serving meals, as well as other aspects of home management. Alice Bocock, Cynthia Mudtliman, and Frankie Lavender enjoy a lunch they have prepared. TYPING is a popular course, elected not only by business students but by others for personal use. Here We see one of lVIiss James' advanced classes at work. One phase of the Indus- trial Arts program is NIE- CHANICAL DRAWING. Students find it helpful in preparing for engineering courses or for obtaining drafting .jobs after high school. Several of Mr. Baker's students are shown at their boards. 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Here We see Mrs. Smith assisting members of her class in the use of calculators and other business machines, a major part of the V. O. T. class- room instruction. Before parades or con- certs, the BAND spends many hours in rehearsing. Such a rehearsal is shown at the left, under the di- rection of Mr. Kitchen. skills. ENGLISH is the means by which a person,s man- ners, tastes, and thoughts are cultivated. The mas- tery of English GRAM- NIER is essential to all who would express themselves clearly and meaningfully. Through the study of Eng- lish LITERATURE stu- dents learn to appreciate the style, philosophy, and feelings of the writers. Pic- tured here is Miss Stone's class in deep concentration. The mastery of NIATH E- MATICS begins early in the curriculum and con- tinues through at least nine years of school. Basic skills must be learned be- fore Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonometry are at- tempted. Shown at right are members of Mr. Frenchls Eighth Grade class working some problems at the blackboard. LATIN is still a popular course at Fleming, partic- ularly among college-bound students. A student may study Latin four years if he wishes. Some of Mrs. Gus- tin's second year students are shown writing transla- tions on the board. Vocal music Finds its ex- pression in the CHOIR. Merxibers enjoy singing in the various concerts and Cantatas throughout the year. At right Mrs. WVebb leads the Choir in one of its practice sessions. 232 Q-E if an ,A Xin X sf-fsggrr was 1 W -T wg, z M XUXXXXXX gwea- its: mesa X if new X Q s ii' 1 z .. X nm ex ., as 'tl,,,15':1s 4 e. :sm . X es, :is- seam i .QNWH W V X X , xxx - 4 'sew E -Q5-x-X is EMJSJQEQ . MX XMB X FX : X! 'f'f:i7-xrluggsi 1 35: l M i X N i 1 - ,, ts A -I . X X i i i E E HX ,i.X3:XmiSg3X e L-ei,,.s..H,.s en X X - --'-enigma 3-in . ar.. ...M H : at Y T s sg f , ,. 11 B-i fe .2 ' W , Ls , 1. 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B1 Neff me me ww ss -X gwz fs?-VX Xi-MLX9-:sw 1:13- W i llM all i 34 rf .li '. .Ja mbi-sig ' . . Q.J'32PE5fl -W ' W A Eussef X-zinqls X QS, inf? .ess Senior Directory ALGIE ADAMS-Science Club, Literary Club, Hi-Y, Senior Nlasque, Thespians. BARBARA ADKINS-Senior Y-Teens, Beta Club, F. B. L. A. BOBBY ALLEN-Art Club, Science Club, Poetry Club, Hi-Y, Thespians, Varsity Club, Football. EVERLYN ARNOLD-Y-Teens, Beta Club, S. C. A. BOBBY AVESON-Hi-Y, Thespians, Art Club, Varsity Club, -I. V. Basketball, Football, Captain '57, Wrestling, Track. BILLY AVESON-Hi-Y, Varsity Club, Football, Track, lfVrestling, Co-Captain '57. LUANA BAKER-Senior Y-Teens, Girls Chorus LAWRENCE BARGER-Historian Sophomore Class, Junior Hi-Y, Vice Presidnt '55, President Junior Class, Secre- tary Senior Class, Senior Hi-Y, Secretry '57, Varsity Club, S. C. A., Boys' State, Football, Track. JOE BEARD-No Activities. SONNY BELCHER-Archery Club. CAROLYN BENTLEY-Senior Y-Teens, S. C. A., F. B. L. A., Girls' State. SUE BLACK-Y-Teens, Volleyball Team, Manager '55, Library Club, Treasurer '55, F. B. L. A., May Court '55, '56, Cheerleader '56, '57, Senior Masque, Choir, Representative to Santa Claus Parade. MARY ALICE BONDS-junior Y-Teens, F. B. L. A., Library Club, Choir. PATTY BOWER-F. B. L. A., Beta Club, S. C. A. DEANNA BOWLING-Junior Y-Teens, Literary Club, Library Club, President '56, Girls' State, Voice of Christian Youth, President '57, Choir, Accompanist '56, '57, S. C. A., Beta Club. DON BRADLEY-Art Club, Varsity Club, Football, Track. KENNETH BRAMMER-Thespians, Wrestling. JANICE BRILLHART-Y-Teens, Volleyball Team, Manager '55, Red Cross, Secretary' '55, G. A. A., Basketball Team, hflanager '56, Art Club, F. B. L. A., F. T. A., S. C. A., lN'Iay Court '56, Nlajorette '55, '56, Head hlajorctte '57. CAROLYN BROWN-Y-Teens, Science Club, Art Club, Poetry Club, Choir, Voice of Christian Youth. NORR IA BROIVN-Newspaper Stall. MARTHA BUCHANAN-Y-Teens, President '57, Choir, Poetry Club, Literary Club, Senior Masque, Beta Club, S. C. A., F. T. A., Girls' State, All-State Chorus '56, News- paper Staff. NORMA BURGER-Y-Teens, Library Club, F. H. A., F. B. L. A., Girls' Chorus, Junior Masque. BING BUSH-Red Cross. PAT CALLAHAN-Art Club, Poetry Club, Volleyball Team '55, Literary Club, Senior Masque, G. A. A., President ,573 S. C. A., Secretary '57, Y-Teens, Choir, F. T. A., F. B. L. A., Newspaper Staff. ELLSWORTH CLARKE-Choir, Hi-Y. BETTY COLE-Senior Y-Teens, Red Cross, F. H. A. RONNIE COLEMAN-Hi-Y, Golf, Basketball. BETSEY COLLINS-No Activities. HELENE COOPER-Secretary Sophomore Class, Y- Teens, S. C. A., G. A.' A., Science Club, Literary Club, President '56, Senior Masque, Secretary '56, Beta Club, Thespians, President '57. BETTY CRAIG-No Activities. DAVID CRAIG-Art Club, Hi-Y, ifVrestling, Football. PEGGY CREASEY-Y-Teens, Head of Dance Chorus '55, Vice President '57, G. A. A., Volleyball Team '55, F. T. A., Treasurer '56, Red Cross, Art Club, Annual Staff. SHIRLEY CROFT-No Activities. RODNEY DALHOUSE-Newspaper Staff, Hi-Y. GEORGE DAVIS-Hi-Y, Chaplin '55, Art Club, S. C. A., Track, Football, Manager '57. PATRICIA DAVIDSON-No Activities. VERSAL DEARING-Art Club. RAY DICKERSON-Basketball '56, Art Club, Beta Club. JOYCE DILLON-Y-Teens, Art Club, Secretary '54, F. B. L. A. GLORIA DIVERS-F. H. A. GEORGE EANES-Hi-Y, Archery Club. SUE ELLIS-Y-Teens, G. A. A., Girls' Chorus, Volleyball Team, Basketball Team, S. C. A. PEGGY EVERS-Y-Teens, F. H. A. Senior Directory JANIES FAGG-Library Club, Hi-Y, Chaplain ,57, Red Cross, Art Club, Track. JEAN FALLS-Library Club, S. C. A., Y-Teens, Beta Club, Secretary '57, Choir, G. A. A., Literary Club, Thespians, Girls' State, All-State Chorus ,57. JIMMY FERGUSON-Hi-Y, Football. TRILBIE FERRELL-Y-Teens, Art Club, Poetry Club, Science Club, F. B. L. A. SUE FLORA-Y-Teens, Choir, Beta Club, F. B. L. A., Vice President ,573 Red Cross. PHIL FRACKER-Art Club, Varsity Club, Basketball, Track, Football, Co-Captain '56. JANET FRALIN-No Activities. JOYCE GAY-Y-Teens, Library Club. TOMMY GIBSON-No Activities. LINDA GILES-Junior Masque, F. T. A., Vice President '56, President ,57Q G. A. A., Senior IVIasquc, Y-Teens, Secre- tary '56, Choir, All-State Chorus ,57Q Poetry Club, S. C. A., Cheerleader ,57. BOB HALE-Art Club, President '56, Literary Club. DON HALL-Football. BETTY HANIBRICK-Y-Teens, G. A. A., Secretary '56, Choir, Poetry Club, F. H. A., Volleyball Team, Basketball Team, F. B. L. A., S. C. A., Red Cross. SYLVIA HARPER-G. A. A., Volleyball Team, Library Club, F. B. L. A., F. H. A. RAY HARRIS-Art Club, J. V. Football. PAT HARTH-F. H. A., Voice of Christian Youth. DON I-IARTMANdScience Club, Art Club, Senior Hi-Y. BUDDY HAUSER-Wrestling, Track, Football. ANNETTE HICKS-Y-Teens, G. A. A., Art Club, F. H. A. BUTCH I-IOFFIVIAN-Hi-Y, .Red Cross, Varsity Club, Football, Track. SHIRLEY HOLCOMB-Library Club, F. H. A. DEANNA HOPCROFT-Y-Teens, F. H. A. SUE HOWELL-Library Club, Literary Club, G. A. A. CAROL HUDSON-Y-Teens, G. A. A., F. H. A. PAUL JACOBS-Rotas, Beta Club. IX-IICKEY JANNEY-Hi-Y, Track, Football, Basketball, Co-Captain ,57. IVIAROLYN JENNINGS-Y-Teens, F. H. A., Red Cross, Newspaper Stali, Voice of Christian Youth, Vice President '56, Reporter '57, EDDIE JONES-Hi-Y. RICHARD JONES-Art Club, Hi-Y, Football, Wrestling. FRANCES KEATON- Annual Stall, F. B. L. A., Presi- dent '57, Y-Teens, S. C. A., Red Cross. RALPH KEY-Hi-Y, Art Club, Basketball, Track, Football. JUDY KING-Choir, Student Director '56, '57, All- State Chorus '57, Y-Teens, Choir Director '55, Master Key 157, Girls' State, Senior Masque, President '56, Thespians, Literary Club, Poetry Club, Voice of Christian Youth, Red Cross, S. C. A., lXfIay Court '54, hflaid of Honor '56. HENRY KISER-No Activities. BOBBY LANCASTER-Annual Staff. BEVERLY LARCH-Y-Teens, Majorette. SHEILA LAWVRENCE-Y-Teens, Poetry Club, G. A. A., Choir, All-State Chorus '56, Beta Club, President '57. GARY LEE-Science Clun, Beta Club, Literary Club, President '57, 'lfhespiansg Library Club, S. C. A. BOB LENOIR-Vice President, Junior Class, Red Cross, Varsity Club, Hi-Y, Treasurer 757, Football, Track. KENNETH LLOYD-J. V. Football, Basketball, Science Club, Annual Stall. GLEN LYLE-Hi-Y, Annual Staff, S. I. P. A. '56, Rotas. JANICE NIABE-Y-Teens, Senior NIasque, Thespians, F. B. L. A., Beta Club, S. C. A., G. A. A. BARBARA MARTIN-F. B. L. A., Secretary '57, F. H. A. LARRY IVIARTIN-No Activities. JUDY NIASON--Y-Teens, Red Cross, Beta Club. SHIRLEY MAXEY-G. A. A., F. H. A. NIARITA NICDANIEL-Art Club, Y-Teens, Library Club, G. A. A., Junior Cheerleader '55, Science Club, Secre- tary '55, Newspaper Staff, Volleyball Team. Senior Directory ROY NICFARLAND-Hi-Y, Football hianager '55' Wrestling, Varsity Club. J BOB MILLER-J. V. Football, Wrestling, Hi-Y, Choir, Band, Pep Band, All-State Band '55, '56, '57. RANDY IXIIOLER-Hi-Y, Archery Club, Science Club' Choir, All-State Chorus '57, Rotas, President '57. s BETTY MUNSEY-Y-Teens, junior Masque, G. A. A., Art Club, Poetry Club, Senior hlasqueg Newspaper Staff, S. I. P. A. '56, F. T. A., Volleyball Team, Basketball Team, Manager '56, BILLY NEWIVIAN-Junior Hi-Y, Secretary '55, V. Football, Reporter, Sophomore Class, Beta Club, Senior Hi-Y, Band, Pep Band, All-State Band '55. JIMMY NICHOLS-Science Club, Hi-Y, Choir, All- State Chorus '57, Football, Wrestling. LEON NOFFSINGER-Red Cross, Science Club, Rotas, Newspaper Stali. DONNA O'BRIEN-Y-Teens, G. A. A., Senior Nfasquc, Newspaper Staff, S. I. P. A. '56, F. B. L. A., S. C. A., F. T. A., Thespians, Cheerleader '55, '56, Head Cheerleader '57. JEAN OWENS-G. A. A., F. H. A., Art Club, Voice of Christian Youth, Vice President '57. LOIS PAINTER-G. A. A., F. H. A., Library Club, Secretary '56, WAYNE PARKS-Varsity Club, Golf, Basketball hdanager. GLORIA PEREGOY-Y-Teens, F. T. A., Recorder of Points '56, '57, Beta Club, F. B. L. A. MARTHA PERNA-No Activities. DON PHIPPS-Band, Pep Band, Beta Club, Rotas, Boys' State. JIM PIERCE-No Activities. DIANE PILSON-Art Club, Y-Teens, Poetry Club, Vice President Sophomore Class, G. A. A., S. C. A., Secretary junior Class, Cheerleader '54, '56, Assistant Head Cheer- leader '57, Girls' State, Holly Queen '57. BILL PLUNKEIIT-No Activities. WILSON POTTS-Junior Hi-Y, Band, Pep Band, Choir, Archery Club, Secretary '57, Boys' State. DEAN PRICE-Hi-Y, Vice President '56, President '57, Varsity Club, V. Basketball, Red Cross, S. C. A., Choir, Art Club, Football, Wrestling, Manager '57, Track. GARY PRITCHARD-Treasurer Sophomore Class, J. V. Basketball, Beta Club, Vice President Senior Class, Track, Football. JO REID-Y-Teens, Literary Club, Thespians, F. B. L. A. PEGGY REPASS-Senior Nlasque, Y-Teens, Literary Club, Second Vice President '57, Thespians, Homecoming Queen '57. DAVID RHODES-Band, Pep Band, Red Cross, Science Club, Archery Club, Beta Club, S. C. A., Historian '57, Boys' State. MIKE RUDDO-Junior Hi-Y, Treasurer '55, Beta Club, Varsity Club, S. C. A., President '57, Senior Hi-Y,lWrestling, Football, Manager. SONIA RUSSELL-Band, Librarian '56, '57, Pep Band, Beta Club, All-State Band '56, '57. ANN SAUL-Y-Teens. GERALD SAUNDERS-junior Hi-Y, V. Basketball, Football, Red Cross. NIARTHA SHARP-Y-Teens, Poetry Club, Secretary '53, F. T. A., Choir, All-State Chorus '57. FRANCES SHOWALTER-Y-Teens, F. T. A., Beta Club, G. A. A., Choir, Annual Staff. JOYCE SMITH-Secretary Freshman Class, Red Cross, Vice President '55, Junior Y-Teens, Vice Presidnet '55, Choir, Vice President '55, G. A. A., Treasurer '56, Cheer- leader '54, '56, '57, Beta Club, Vice Presedent '56, F. T. A., Secretary '57, Annual Staff, Senior Y-Teens, Senior Masque. LEONA SNOW-Senior Y-Teens, G. A. A., F. B. L. A. BARRIE STEVENS4Archery Club, Hi-Y, Art Club, Library Club. ROGER SUITER-Beta Club. RUSTY SUTPHIN-Vice President Freshamn Class, President, Sophomore Class, Hi-Y, Band, All-State Band, Varsity Club, Historian junior Class, Beta Club, Basket- ball, Football, Boys' State, President Senior Class. DON TI'IOMAS-Red Cross, Thespians, Literary Club. ANN THOMAS-Y-Teens, S. C. A., Choir, F. B. L. A. Treasurer '57. ' BETTY THOMPSON-Y-Teens, G. A. A., F. B. L. A. BOB TRINKO-Treasurer Freshman Class, Junior Hi-Y, President '553 S. C. A., Senior Hi-Y, Varsity Club, Track, Football, Basketball. Senior Directory ANN TUCK-Y-Teensg Junior and Senior Masqueg Thespiansg Beta Clubg Cheerleader '56g G. A. A.g F. T. A.g Literary Clubg Poetry Clubg F. B. L. A., Reporter '57, BILL TUCK-BAND. CATHERINE TURNER-No Activities. BECKY TURNER-Y-Teensg Library Clubg Poetry Clubg G. A. A.g F. T. A., Historian '56g Literary Clubg Choir, All- State Chorus '56g Beta Clubg Senior lVIasqueg Annual Staffg Cheerleader ,57. NORVIA UPDIKE-Historian Freshman Classg Art Clubg Y-Teensg Red Crossg G. A. A.g F. B. L. A.g Cheerleader '55, '56, '57- CHICK URICK-No Activities. CAROL VAUGHAN-Y-Tcensg Girls' Chorusg G. A. A.g Poetry Club, Historian '56g S. C. A.g Red Crossg Annual Staff, Editor YS7. JULIAN VENABLE-Hi-Yg Art Clubg Varsity Clubg J. V. Footballg Footballg Wrcstlingg Track. MICHAEL VESDEL-No Activities. N. E. VIA-S. C. A.g Rotasg Reporter Senior Class. JERRY WADE-No Activities. BUTCH WALKER-Art Clubg V. Footballg Annual Staff, Business lVIanager ,57. DAVID WALTZ-Art Club. JANE YVEBB-F. H. A.g Y-Teensg Art Clubg Library Clubg Poetry Clubg Choirg F. T. A. PATTIE WEBB-Y-Teensg Art Clubg Newspaper. CAROL WEST-Library Clubg Y-Teensg G. A. A. BUDDY WEST-No Activities. WAYNE WILLS-Hi-Yg Art Clubg Poetry Clubg Wrest- lingg Football. JACKIE WINGO-S. C. A.: Choir, Business Manager '56, President '57g Red Crossg Art Clubg Trackg Wrestlingg Football. CONNIE WO -Junior Y-Teens, Secretary '54, Presi- dent 555 ir s' Chorusg Junior Masqueg F. T. A.g G. A. A.g Annual Staff, S, I. P. A. '56g Beta Clubg Senior Masqueg Senior Y-Teens, Secretary '56g S. C. A., Vice President ,575 Cheerleader ,57Q May Court '56. BOB WOODSON-Junior Hi-Yg Literary Clubg S. C. A.g J. V. Footballg Wrestlingg Track. DICKIE WOOLWINE-Junior Hi-Y, Secretary-Treasurer '55g J. V. Basketballg Red Crossg Secretary Freshman Classg Senior Hi-Y, Sereant-at-Arms '56g Trackg Football. BETTY WRAY-Bandg Pep Bandg G. A. A.g Newspaper Staffg S. C. A.g Y-Teens TERRY YATES-No Activities. ClClAROL YOUNG-Y-Teensg Choirg Beta Clubg Library u . CHARLES YOUNG-No Activities. NORMA ZOLLMAN-Literary Club. an WWW GP' M Q03 yy Autographs 5563955223 W W Q '4bf?f A ,57wgmMo 'f'Mz1hwMw11..4! fx 7Q H4w7VV.L Mfg? X M f5fW W wk WCM Mb ww wmv f mewf9WwWf?ig v55fiK5E W MW iyUiC'2ZJSv fa0J'w ,U F Wfyw Jw MQW, WM! 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