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

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We dedicate a book... He dedicates Lula bf - No one has watched with keener interest the building of the new Fleming than one who has been for seventeen years associated with the old. In that time his department has grown fro ma tiny room which also housed the cafeteria to larger quarters better able to accommodate the number of students who have found in his authoritative direction develop- ment of skills and talents that they might never have used. Quiet and unassuming, he makes no claim to fame for the help he has given to the boys who have come under his influenceg but because his interest goes beyond teaching them to handle tools and showing them the techniques of drafting, this influence proves to be a lasting one. With deep gratitude and affection we dedicate this l96l edition of the Colonel to our instructor in mechanical drawing and industrial arts, Mr. Donald G. Baker. Mr. Baker enjoys listening to his tape recorder from his favorite arm chair. Mr. Baker explains problem to his mechanical drawing class. I7 his life