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

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184 Standing ovation honors Mrs. june C. Perry as she receives a plaque and roses from the choir at her last spring concert. Movin' in on Northside's Andy Newson, senior Darrell Davis sets up the offense to clinch another Colonel victory 55-54. -- r u ff 3 1, 1 . .., ,ff ' y 'W . 1... .v WA M M . 1 WW Opening night spotlights Robin Anderson as Dolly Gallagher Levi and Ion Whichard as Horace Vandergelder in the Fleming Players' presentation of Hello, Dolly. Shouting Over A Quiet Year 9

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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

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U d d d n helps Co h Ag pl h C l l ext strategy bef h win against Patrick Henry, 47-43. She is often suspected of plotting to make people happy. Some- times she makes them the shouting kind of happy that comes from winning basketball championships or winning a tennis match. Sometimes she makes them the roud kind of happy that comes tlrom knowing that ten years ago she was near the top of her class at William Fleming, and is still a champion She shouts, but in a quiet way at tennis and basketball. Some- times she makes them the uiet kind of happy that comes ?rom taking the time to say how are you? , and then caring enough to really want to know the answer. She has taught us that it's more important to be a good person than to be a good athlete. She cares enough to expect 100670, and understands us enough to get it. Because her enthusiasm, her friendliness, her humor, and her gentle kind of strength speak louder than shouting ever could, we dedicate the 1977 Colonel to Mrs. Lynne C. Agee. Stressing her point, Coach Lynne Agee gives d to her b k b ll m during g gainst th b y b k tball team. Dd