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

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H A-4 .M i viii 3 i iii ,175 . 3,v i -Q-.... Y To build with brick is to provide shelter. To build ideas is to provide knowledge. The curriculum at Fleming has grown with the years and has laid the foundation for the expansion of sub- jects which will come with the new school. The recent addition of the reading improvement class and the in- novation of the programmed materials in math, where- by each student progresses at his own speed, are but two of the stones of this foundation. Whether bound for college, to the business world, or to a trade, the Fleming student finds offerings to aid him in biulding toward the future. rf- fi . .al fy, 'w . ,- ,, , -' '. .11 ,,: . - iii.. -Q - if , ' .-f fffhf' JA. is K .ui

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Lvl 'iii rg -fiilkfxf-3 ,, F ' in , it .v U f , , ,N F I bfi.-it ,ai , if .,r ir ' iQfi7 ,l'f ' T ': asf-,:!gL,iS:E 7,5 .. ' ia xx .1 Because of its importance in every field, English is a re- quired course throughout our high school careers. Fleming offers instruction at levels ranging from the basic concept of the parts of speech to enriching experiences in the world's ' h intricacies of poetic expression. memorable literature and t e V3 Wanda Robertson explains dia- grammed sentence to Susan Jockovitch, JoAnn Dillard, ond others in Mrs. Rodford's eighth grade English class, ENGLISH I X i K 4 J-.f elec- Mrs. Loomis reods a poetry 5 tion to her senior English class. 21