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

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INSIDE STORY REKIEALS CHIAIYIPS On the outside, he stands a little shorter than many men. But those with the inside story know his smallness stops there. Both in the classroom, on the sidelines, and behind the wheel of a driver- er's education car, he has stood extra tall with two decades of Colonels. A few know of his brav- ery during World War ll. Some recognize his love for his native state of North Carolina and his alma mater - High Point College. Almost every- one appreciates his smile first thing in the morn- ing. Some also know of his quieter moments - his dedication to the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, the pride he finds not only in his well- known ball players, but in his Marauders as well. In his more boisterous moments, he frequently breaks into home-spun rhymes or half-laughingly tells his players Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, if you don't get movin', your tails gonna rustf' Al- though he has coached championship teams throughout the years, it is not only the trophies that we will remember him for. It is because he cares enough to make us all feel like champions that we dedicate the 1975 Colonel to James T. Moore. if-H ,

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CALIYIS CYCLONE mt M' it ff Page 8. Top left: Flag-girls carry the Fleming blue and gold down the field at the half-time show against Patrick Henry. Center: A cross-screen filter helps photographer Chipper Stiff capture the spirit of Home- coming as the Band, Majorettes, and Sabrettes line up for the half-time ceremonies. Bottom left: Concentrat- ing on defensive strategies, Tammy Howard and Cindy Atkins prepare to break from the huddle at the S.C.A. Flamingo Football game. Right: On a fall aftemoon, Wayne Cunningham takes his motor- cycle hill-topping in the country. Page 9. Top: Escorted by Daryl Davis, Homecoming Maid-of-Honor Dawn Cannaday leaves the field. Bottom left: Quarter- back Barry Simmons throws a pass to Rob Burgess to whip Franklin County 34 to 8. Right: Sunny days find Keith Brown studying for his final exam in math. Introduction-9

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