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

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To A Happy Man His nine years of service have acquainted students with a man who lives and teaches citizenship. Cheerful whistling accompanies boundless en- ergy, a smile, an inquisitive mind. Believing that youthful ideals are the foundations of adult realism, he strives to listen, guide, aid, and teach. As president of District P in the Virginia Education As- sociaton, he is a leader in the growth of quality education in the state. As a deacon in t h e S e c o n d Presbyterian Church, he further carries out his ideals of Christian service. PLAYING . . . He strums his guitar and leads group singing at the Beta Club Banquet. As a dean, he fills the roles of d o c t o r , disciplinarian, and handyman. Affectionately known to his students as a friend and a counselor, and to his faculty as Papa-San, he is the em- bodiment of all that is finest in a gentleman and teacher. His southern a c c e n t , the plucking of guitar strings, and Sweet Betsy from Smith are distinct trademarks of one who constructively contrib- utes to our happiness. Happiness is dedicating this 1965 Colonel to Mr. John R. Graybill. ... .. -1rj'1f ,J .awk we-. ' X. HELPING . . . He totals proceeds from sale of stock in Smith Hall for the American Field Service foreign student. WORKING . . . He checks student schedules in card file. me nf., i 11.

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