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

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il Somewhere In Between fter the arrival of spring, activ- Aities increased rapidly, and students who had decided to relax for the last six weeks found them- selves caught up in the bustle of end-of-year events. On the lighter side, students topped the faculty in the annual basketball game, win- ning with a score of 69-66. Donning mismatched outfits, both students and faculty arrayed them- selves for Tacky Day, then shifted from tacky to country on Sadie Hawkins Day. At the Sadie Haw- kins Hoe Down the following night, girls chased their favorite men and danced to foot-stomping music. All activities, however, were not exclusively for fun. Following long tradition, the SCA held an all-day exchange with students from area high schools. They visited class- rooms and discussed ways to im- prove student-teacher relations. At a later date, the installation of new SCA officers also followed time-honored tradition as old offi- cials handed over their positions to the incoming officers. On another occasion, Christian music rang throughout the gym when singing group, Reflections of the Son , performed contemporary religious and folk music for the FCA. In the same vein, thirty students jour- neyed to Valle Crucis, North Caro- lina, for a weekend of getting to know one another, and the Human Relations Council held a workshop at Camp Fincastle, bringing stu- dents closer in an all-day get together. As the last club meeting ad- journed and exams loomed ahead, students still found themselves caught in the middle of hectic everyday life. Better Late Than Never 26 Spring Stepping up, Leslie Dunnaville accepts the office of Vice-President of the SCA from Ieff Powell. Exchanging theories, Sherry Craft and Cave Spring student Charles Gross observe Iuan Powell in chemistry class on Exchange Day.

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Relics of the past, Lori Vaught and Teresa Mundy sample appetizers while watching the entertainment at the Latin Banquet. Soaking up the rays, junior Archie Waldron takes advantage of May's unusually hot weather. 1 One-handed dribble finds Vincent Banks trapped by Ianet Harrington in a basket- ball game sponsored by the Iunior Class. Spring 25

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. 4 f it at 7 ,J X Ki, All . 5 ., W. , Top choice, Mr. George Miller grins from ear to ear after receiving the award of Teacher of the Year. Barrelled-up and buckled backwards, Lin- wood Cannaday and Earle Shumate dress their worst on Tacky Day sponsored by the newspaper staff, Dressed Tom Sawyer style, sophomores Mark Hale and Linda Mitchell relax at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Spring 27