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

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Taking a break from a hectic school day, Cindy Sullivan and Tim Dix talk during the morning break. Sun shines brightly as seniors Charlotte Iones and Beth Weddle relax after lunch. Outdoor art festival inspires senior Tim jones to paint the mountains that surround the campus. Quiet moments speak loudly for junior Cheryl Wright as she waits for her friends to return from the trust walk at Valle Crucis, North Carolina. Shouting Over A Quiet Year

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lf d hes the b b ll f ll S -6 in the Semifinals of the Roanoke Valley District Tournament. When quiet times came naturally' In a quiet year, quiet times came naturally. Victory Stadium silenced as friends paid tribute to Mr. Charles L. Arrington. Colonels celebrated quietly by getting up early to discover that snow had left them snowbound once again, or by staying up late to watch Iimmy Carter make it from who? to Who's Who, or to see just how lively Saturday Night Live would be. The Young and the Restless cele- brated friendship as the sat 'qluietly in the gym decked, out in lue for capping or bypassed the Golden Arches to sample Wendy's 256 varieties. Some- times, Colonels found them- selves celebrating without an shouting at alll Sh g Q ar

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gl g g d l f oses l g f 5 y H Q een 'l' S f h e is announced during half lme ceremonies. Even in a quiet year, Colonels found a lot worth shoutin about. DECA ca tured the third-in-a-row State Chapter of the Year. The first co-ed track program in the area won the first place in the District and sixth-year-in-a-row Cos- mopolitan championships in Boys', and the first place in the District in Girls'. The varsity basketball team claimed second place in the Virginia AAA Division at the State Tournament. The Sabre won first place honors in the Virginia High School League, and the Colonel was the only bicentennial yearbook in the nation named both Trendsetter and Five Star. Bicentennial or no bi- centennial, Colonels found themselves shouting . . . over a quiet year. 'A lot worth shouting about' Sh g Over A Quiet Yea