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

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PSN A .A .J . llll . - .f.- an I R Q 2 f A mm:fiiA': V D- , . .V , , .ar K 3 .5 ,A.h , , , M, NEW YORK STATE PAVILION . . . Occupying' free time between performances, the band tours the Fair. UNDER THE UNISPHERE . . . Band members sit under the World's Fair symbol. 124 Q ' ,j 'Ii I ' ,. ,f 1 Mm if , , ag? .Are ,W , TIPARILLO BAND PAVILION PERFORMANCE . . . Visitors to the Fair listen to the World's Fair Band play Hello Dolly. COLONEL MAJOR . . . J. P. Neat- hawk, band drum major, stands ready to march in a pre-game performance at Victory Stadium.

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K lx 4 FLEMING BAND . . . Front Row: Judy Hughson, Donna Bailey, Karen Webb. Second Row: Susan Caricot, Sandra Tunnell, Jackie Bushman, Linda Trinko, Velvet Graham ', Becky Pillis. Third Row: Judy Chattin, Brenda Morgan, Kathy Harris, Karen Dewii Fourth Row: Pat Willsi', Ann Hughson, Cliff Phillips, Anne Hortoniii, Freida Foley, Paul Dresst, Ricky Emmons, Richard Leftwich, Kay Kelly, Donna Sheetz, Betty Ballou, Ray Watson, Wayland Colwell, Susan Doddi', Patsy Bowles, Donnie Wingfield? Fifth Row: J. P. Neathawkt, Willie Webb, Lauretta Walker, Candy Barger, David Smith, Marilyn Smitht, Pete Higgins, Connie Stultz, ,,,,.J. 1 ' -f , 1 Susan Williamsii, David Lawson, Tommy Scott, Pat Herman, Billy Boyd ', Barbara Wills, Glen Duncan. Sixth Row: Joe Berman ', Hal McArthur, Bobby Mays, Chillie Falls, Ronnie Lucas, Mary Francis Nicholsik, Eddie Caldwellt, Don Jonest, Olin Melchionna, John Neely, Tommy Slusheriff, Bobby Boydiff, Tommy Himesii, Bobby Bailey, Stuart Miller. Back Row: Larry Hubbard, Paul Stinnett, Randy Cleveland, David Ham- mond, William Cappsi, Steve Hampton, E. J. Antol, Greg Coulter, Jack Moore, Richard Padgett, Robert Sweet, Steve Jacovitch, Robert Leftwich, Jimmy Remine, Ricky Helton. iiAll-State Band Member. World 's Fair Band Enferfciins of U.S. Pavilion FIRST AND TEN . . . Band members join in the cheering at the Andrew Lewis game. Presenting half-time shows and marching in parades were regulars in the schedule of the band. Included in the itinerary were several con- certs, one given at the dedi- cation of the Williamson Road Branch Library and another at Groveton High School in Alexandria. Under the skillful direction of Mr. Otis Kitchen, the band received an excellent rating at the District Concert Band Festival. On February 5, 6, and 7, twenty-one band members attended All-State Band at Rocky Mount High I8 School. To highlight a successful year, the band presented con- certs at the World's Fair in New York. On Friday, April 23, the band gave a concert in the United States Pavilion. After the concert the band toured the Fair and saw many of the sights of New York. On the following afternoon, April 24, the band played at the Tiparillo Band Pavilion. Tag night, the sale of coupon booklets, and concerts given at Crossroads Mall helped to finance the trip.

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. ,eff . fl T MAJ ORETTES Front Row: Judy Hughson, Tunnell, Velvet Graham. Back Row: Judy Chattin, featured twirlerg Donna Bailey, head majoretteg Jackie Bushman, Brenda Morgan, Linda Trinko, Karen Webb, featured twirler. Second Row: Sandra Kathy Harris, Becky Pillis, Karen Dew. Moioreffes Execute Precision Routines Leading the band with pre- ettes, Where they perfected cision routines, the Major- new routines and fire twirling. ettes enlightened the atmos- Activities for the year in- phere as the band performed cluded slumber parties to in its many parades and activ- make tassels, and bake sales ities. During the summer the at a local shopping center to Majorettes attended East raise money for new twirlers' Tennessee Camp for Major- uniforms. COLD NIGHT Majorettes lead way for Fleming band as they march in the Christmas Parade. ' A ' , 7+ -gang---' . v . . . - -. . 4.1, - ri. .L-, 20 w l QUIET! END ZONE Sandra Tunnell and Donna Bailey pause before marching in half- time show.