Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1944 volume:

a REFLECTOR 1044 THE BROADWAY HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL PUBLICATION PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS With the assistance of the other classes MA5SANUJTEN REGIONAL LIBRAS Harrfsanbarq, ¥A 22801 VOLUME IX FOREWARD IN THE HOPE OF LEAVING SOMETHING TANGIBLE TO PRESERVE THE MEMORIES OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS, TO PROLONG INDEFINITELY THE CLOSE TIES OF FRIENDSHIP FORM¬ ED, AND TO FURTHER PROVIDE INSPIRATION FOR OUR FUTURE HAPPINESS, WE PRESENT THE RESULT OF OUR EFFORTS. €ditor - - Ruth Thompson Manager - - Junior Crider CONTENTS I FACULTY SERVICE HONOR ROLL ★ Frank Abbott George Abbott Harold Abbott Ernest Acker George Aldhizer Byron Alexander Cecil Armentrout Graham Baker Lawrence Baker Vergil Baker Eugene Bare John Bare, Jr. Edward Bazzle Junior Bazzle George Beaver James Beaver William Beaver Roy Black William Blaine Benny Branner Donald Branner Arch Brock Everette Brown Dwight Bowman Frank Bowman Kenneth Bowman Lee Bowman Allen Gaplinger Benny Carr Junior D. Carr A. R. Cave, Jr. William Clegg Alton Grider Charles Grider Clyde Grider Loy Grider William Grider Marshall Grist Norris Grist Claude Davis Ivan Davis Harry Dellinger John Derrow James B. Donson Dow Dove Marvin Driver George Earman Warren Emswiler Wilmer E. Emswiler Dean Estep Branson Fawley Dean Fawley Gerald Fawley Robert Fawley Stanley Fawley Thomas Fawley Edgar Feddon Alva Fulk Danford Fulk Forrest Fulk Paul Fulk Scott Funkhouser Everette Getz Garnett Getz Ralph Gladwell Lawrence Good Carroll Grandle Warren Grandle Ward Long Travis Maddox Walter Maddox Robert Mathias Bernett May Paul McWilliams Charles Miller Raloh Mitchell George Moore John Moore Dewey Moyers Frank Moyers Homer Movers Howard Movers Kline Movers Alien Mvers Ernest Mvers. Jr. Miller Mvers Carl Nair Clarence Nair Dwight Neff Donald (Vebaugh Joe Orebaugh Marshall Orebaugh Tilden Orebaugh Alfred Pence Dorsev Pence Lawrence Pence Thomas Pence Alfred Petit Eric Ponton Phillip Pugh Grover Reid Mark Reid Bvno Rhodes Trovilla Rhodes. Jr. David Riddle tis Rimel- Jr. James Ritchie John Ritchie Titus Halterman Jacob Harrison Julian Harrison Warren Harrison Richard Harper Nelson Harter Rov Hawkins Jr. Emmett Hill Beverlv Holsinger Cecil Holsinger Howard Holsinger Paul Holsinger Ward Holsinger Weldon Holsinger Elwood Hoover Eugene Hoover Billy Hulvev Lawson Jenkins Paul Keller Carson Kline Elwood Kline Fred Kline Homer M. Kline J. Homan Kline Ralph Kline Joseph Korpacz Carl Landis Earl Lantz Hays Lantz Turner Lantz Vernon Lantz Cecil Layman Haller Layman Mitchell Lavman Edgar Long Harold Long Jacob O. Long Mark Long Raymond Long Thomas Long Matthew Ritchie Walter Ritchie, Jr. Charles Rodeffer Thomas Rogers Joe Roller James Rucker Lester Runion Robert Schuler Cletus Sellers Aaron Shank George Shannon Sterling Shell Marshall Shirkey Clarence Showalter Lawrence Shoemaker Everette Showalter Harold Simmers Carl Smith Emory Smith Eugene Souder Glade Souder Lee Souder Eugene Soitzer Garland Spitzer Stanley Spitzer Warren A. Spitzer Warren C, Spitzer Weldon Spitzer Carl Stavner Samuel Stearn Frederick Stoutamire Robert Strawderman Cleo W. Stultz Carl Taylor Le Rov Tidier Harry Trumbo Kenneth Trumbo George Tucker Garnett Turner Gifford Turner Joe Turner Woodrow Turner John Walker Robert Weatherholtz Franklin Whetzel Glenn Whetzel Ira Whetzel Lawrence Whetzel Lawrence Whistler Benjamin White, Jr. Paul Reid George Whitmer Herbert Whitmer Ivan Whitmer Alden Whitmore Jack Whitmore Durwood Whitmore Randolph Whitmore Raymond Whitmore William Williams John E. Williams Marshall Williams Stanley Will Warren Will Luther Wilt. Jr. Wilson Wilt Wilbur Wittig Everette Wood Harold Wood Clarence Yankey Samuel Zedaker Kingslev Zirk Billy Zirkle Women Addie Roadcap Inez Whistler Glenna Wittig ® li D a (g i 1 a ® if? Co the embers of our Class Jlortratg to the iVnurh forces ★ EUGENE BARE ★ RANDOLPH WHITMORE ★ EUGENE SOUDER Clje Class l i ' spt ' ctfullt) fBebtcafes Cljts lllolunu ' of the Rrflrdor OUR SCHOOL MR. J. FRANK HILLYARD FACULTY ... ■ .. m. . HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY TOP ROW - - J. F. Hillyard, C. Phillips, M. Wilson, N. Wampler BOTTOM ROW - - J. Arbogast, P. Fahrney, I. F. Thomas MR. J. FRANK HILLYARD Principal Social Science Athletic Director MRS. NELLIE WAMPLER Language Arts MR. CLARENCE PHILLIPS Science Physical Education MRS. MARIE WISON Mathematics TOP ROW - - E. Branner, D. Fawley, M. May, E. Roller BOTTOM ROW - - E. Hartman, L. Moyers HR. EDGAR T. BRANNER Band Instructor MR. EDGAR W. ROLLER Agriculture MISS DOROTHY FAWLEY Language Arts Physical Education MISS MINNIE MAY Language Arts Librarian MRS. EDNA HARTMAN Language Arts Science Physical Education MISS LENNIS MOYERS Home Economics GRADE FACULTY TOP ROW - - L. Minnich, F. Williams, V. Acker, H. Hinegardner BOTTOM ROW - - E. Wagner, G. ' Xhitmer, A. Thomas MRS. LOUISE MINNICH First Grade MISS VIRGINIA ACKER Third Grade MRS. ELIZABETH WAGNER Fifth Grade MRS. FRANCES WILLIAMS Second Grade MISS HAZEL HINEGARDNER Fourth Grade MISS GENEVIEVE WHITMER Sixth Grade MR. ANDREW THOMAS Seventh Grade ANNUAL STAFF 1st ROW - - H. Emswiler, R. Thompson, F. Roller, B. Wilson, H. Layman, M. Foltz, J. Alle ' oaugh, E. Harpine, D. Jamison, N. Brock. 2nd ROW - - D. Fawley, P. Orebaugh, L. Fitzwater, S. Crider, T. Foltz, W. Roller. EDITOR ' AL STAFF Editor-in-chief.Ruth Thompson Assistant Editor. . Elise Flarpine Activities Editor. Helen Emswiler, Doris Jamison Sports Editor..D. W. Fawley Snapshot Editor.Mildred Foltz, June Lawson Typists. Ava Nel l Brock, Frances Roller LITERARY STAFF Post Graduate Editor. Senior Editor. Junior Editor. Sophomore Editor. Freshman Editor. BUSINESS STAFF ....June Moomaw Betty Ann Wilson — Helen Layman _Walton Roller .. Joan Allebaugh Business Manager. Assistant Business Manager Sales Manager. Circulation Manager. SPONSOR .Sam Crider .Paul Orebaugh .Thomas Foltz . Lester Fitzwater, Jr. Mr. Clarence Phillips CLASSES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS P. Orebaugh, B. Wilson, N. Brock, O. Stultz PRESIDENT. VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY. TREASURER. .OWEN STULTZ ... PAUL OREBAUGH .AVA NELL BROCK BETTY ANNE WILSON Gllass Glolors BLUE AND WHITE General MacArthur Rose itfottu Don’t Wait For The Ship To Come In, But Swim Out To Meet It.” Mascot Gloria K. Glass EUGENE BARE Bruiser - - good dancer - - slender snare drums - - Navy boy - - Band (4) Basketball (2) - - Baseball (2) FRANCES BENNETT A friend in need - - beautician - - typist softball - - photographer - - sparkler - - neat MAXINE BOYERS Mack’’ - - typist - - bowling - - brown eyes laughter fills the air - - traveler June’s shadow AVA NELL BROCK Nellie - - Pianist - - Band (1) Glee Club (4) - - Five Foot Two and Eyes of Blue - - Dancing JACQUELINE BROWN Jackie - - engaged to a sailor crackin’ gum - - chemist - - Glee Club ( l) - - Basketball (2) - - blonde SAM CRIDER, JR. Musician - - Science - - Fishing FTunting Band - - Yeah - - Good Sport NELLIE DAVIS Nurse - - Typist - - Soft-ball (1) - - letter writer - • Well, I don’t know - - talkat.ve ANNIE DEAVERS Nurse - - typist - - nothing like bowling Soft-ball (1) - - where’s Nellie? friendly LETTIE DOVE Quiet - - typist - - FTome Economics Criders - - tiny curls NAOMI DOVE Studious - - engaged - - quiet shorthand - - stenographer-to-be neat - - shorty - - little sister ODESSA DOVE Criders - - snapshot collector - - typist housekeeper - - little sis • - quiet - - slender HELEN EMSWILER “Snit” - - brown eyes - - Glee Club (4) mathematics - - stamp collector chewing gum - - music lover D. W. FAWLEY, JR. Fawley - - basketball (3) - - Navy Air Corps - - aeronautics - - tall, dark Harry James, II - - bow tie L. P. FITZWATER, JR. “Fitzie’’ - - Civil Engineer - - movie operator - - aeronautics - - Victory Corps - - Right” - - Cottage MILDRED FOLTZ Jackie” - - perfect cook - - giggles Home Ec. - - Victory Corps Home Ec. Club THOMAS FOLTZ Tommy” - - Science - - truck driver Navy pilot - - Basketball - - neat - - I don’t know FLEMMIE EILEEN GETZ School teacher - - Bergton - - Chemistry reading - - sense of humor - - Owen ELISE HARPINE Lawyer - - dancing - - French “Mademoiselle” - - Solo clarinet (4) Packard AUDREY HAWKINS Typing - - Band (4) - - ' ' BURKETT ' ' Blond and blue eyes - - Victory Corps - - D. W. ELVA HOLSINGER Typing - - Home Ec. Club - - Shorty talking - - blonde JR. HOLSINGER Clerking - - Agriculture (2) English - - neat - - Quiet - - basketball DORIS JAMISON Bookkeeper - - Glee Club Marines - - Victory Corps I thought I ' d shift a gear’ BLANCHE KLINE Typing - - Reading -- Quiet tall - - home making NORMAN LANTZ Basketball (1) - - Science - - tall F. F. A. - - Glee Club - - mouse catcher JUNE LAWSON Typing - - collecting pictures Travel - - smiling - - FHey, Maxine EVELYN LOHR Clerk - - typing - - sewing - - long finger nails quiet - - volleyball JOHN LONG Barketball (1) - - dwarf - - friendly baseball (1) - - typing - - always on the go MILDRED MATHIAS Soft ball - - Mickey - - typing Farmer - - Shorty JOYCE MOYERS Librarian - - reading - - Typing Glee Club - - Sophisticated PAUL OREBAUGH Science - - basketball (1) - - baseball (1) traveling - - tall - - Veterinarian VIRGINIA PHILLIPS Secretary - - typing - - travel - - big sister - - busy as a bee EVELYN ROLLER Mathematics - - friendly - - Glee Club (3) - - Shucks’’ Piano and singing FRANCES ROLLER Doctor - - Glee Club - -softball Science - - collecting bugs MAXINE ROSENBERGER War worker - - Rosy” - - loud - - softball - - taking pictures typing and shorthand JR. SHIRKEY Mechanical work - - quiet - - baseball sortball - - mathematics - - reading OWEN STULTZ Farmer - - Victory Corps fishing - - 4-H club - - F. F. A. school teacher wife RUTH THOMPSON Glee Club (3) - - drawing Geometry - - By George’’ talkative - - Navy ALVA JUNE TRUMBO Stenographer - - Marines - - Band (4) friendly - - typing - - collector of movie pictures MARY TURNER Secretary - - quiet - - Nelson typing - - bowling Oh, Evelyn” MERLIN TURNER Farmer - - Band - -American History - - Harrisonburg” fishing - - hunting JOSEPHINE WHITMORE Josie - - movie fan - - nurse - - blonde seamstress - - Softball (2) - - attractive - - Carl BETTY ANN WILSON Phys. Ed. Teacher - - Band (1)- - Fitzie Victory Corps - -Home Ec. Club - - Reading Typing - - “Oh, my goodness” CHARLOTTE YANKEY Air-line Hostess - - 4-H Clnb Housewife - - English Photo collection ROBERT HOLSINGER Quiet - - English - - Elva - - 1-A mischievious - - drawing BEVERLY SHANNON Chemist - - French Stamp collection - - studious CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1944, of Broadway High School, Broadway, Virginia, knowing that it is appointed for us to leave, do make and pub¬ lish this our last will and testament. To our principal, Mr. J. Frank Hillyard, we leave all the low grades acquired in his class and a hope for a better class next year. To Mr. Phillips, we leave our home room and the class of 1945. To the rest of the faculty, we leave our memory and sincere gratitude. I, Frances Bennett, leave to Barbara Showalter, my jewelry. I, Virginia Phillips, will to Wavallyn Holsinger, my slimness. I, Josephine Whitmore, give to my sister, Nancy, my position in the Hutton family. I, Charlotte Yankey, leave to Merlin Lantz, my seat on the bus next winter. I, Evelyn Roller, will to Juanita Souder, my place in the Glee Club. I, Flemmie Getz, bequeath to my brother, John A., my love for studying. I, Blanche Kline, will to Nell Baker, my tallness. I, Alvin June Trumbo, leave to Evelyn Roadcap, my interest in the Marines. I, Evelyn Lohr, give to Otlie Crider, my long fingernails. i, Joyce Moyers, leave to Pauline vhetzel, my black hair, providing she uses Coiorbak when it turns grey. I, Jackie Brown, give to Arvilla Cullers, part of my love for the Navy. I, Doris Jamison, bequeath to Alta Gay Reamer, my ability to sing. i, Odessa Dove, will my tall, slim figure to Edna Dove. I, Nellie Davis, leave to Kathryn Stearn, my place in Daly Brother’s Shoe Factory, in exchange for a home m Louisiana. I, Annie Deavers, give to Eileen Smith, my place in the Senior Room. I, Mildred Foltz, bequeath to Ruby Lam, my giggles. 1, Elva Holsinger, will to Nancy Rhodes, my blonde hair. I, Helen Emswiler, leave to Christine Dove, my place in Chemistry Class. I, Mildred Mathias, give to Melda Dove, my ability to get around. I, Ruth Thompson, bequeath to Helen Lawman, my abiity to chew gum. I, June Lawson, wdl to Evelyn Fulk, my piace beside the mirror. I, Maxine Boyers, leave to Janet Fulk, my ability to take calisthenics. I, Betty Ann Wilson, give to Joe Hutton, my senior Magruder, hoping he likes it as much as i end. I, Mary Turner, bequeath to Wanda Wittig, my perfect attendance. I, Naomi Dove, leave my typing ability to Mary Evelyn Spitzer. I, Maxine Rosenberger, will to Glenna Fink, my quietness in library period, provided she puts it to good use. I, Audrey Hawkins, give to Lois Landis, all my old torn music, my rickety stand and my place in the band. I, Ava Nell Brock, will my big blue eyes to Doris Armentrout, provided she does not use them to flirt with all the Senior boys next year. I, Elise Harpine, leave to Jean Mauzy, my place in the first row of clarinets in the band, provided she takes care of the music. I, Frances Roller, will to Evelene Bazzle, my interest in athletics. Keep on cheering for blue and white, but get a girls team next year and help ’em fight. I, Eugene Bare, will my unused books to Garland Fulk. I, Sam Crider, will my place on the bus to Miles Wittig. I, D. W. Fawley, will my small feet to Arnold Harpine. I, Lester Fitzwater, Jr., will my curly hair to Leonard Estep. I, Thomas Foltz, will my ways with the girls to Dow Hupp. I, Jr. Holsinger, will my gift of gab to Homer Ritchie. I, Norman Lantz, will my height to Robert Driver. I, John Long, will my place in the library to Wilton Miller. I, Paul Orebaugh, will my girls at Luray to Donald Baker. I, Jr. Shirkey, will my ability to solve math problems to Harold Trumbo. I, Beverly Shannon, will my studious way to Robert Strickler. I, Owen Stultz, will my position as president of the F. F. A. to Edward Wittig. I, Merlin Turner, will my failing ways with the girls to Harold Hoover. To the remaining Juniors, we leave our places in the home room. We hereby appoint the class of 1945 to execute this will without fail. We, the Senior Class of 1944, sign, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament. MOST ATHLETIC Jackie Brown D. W. Fawley FRIENDLIEST Frances Bennett Johnnie Long BEST SPORT Betty Wilson Thomas Foltz MOST DEPENDABLE Ruth Thompson Owen Stultz BEST ALL-AROUND Nellie Brock Jr. Crider MOST DIGNIFIED Joyce Moyers Beverly Shannon BEST DRESSED Josephine Whitmore Merlin Turner MOST ATTRACTIVE Audrey Hawkins D. W. Fawley WITTIEST Maxine Rosenberger Jr. Fitzwater MOST POPULAR Nellie Brock Johnnie Long BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Doris Jameson Jr. Crider MOST STUDIOUS Frances Roller Beverly Shannon MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED NEATEST Ruth Thompson Josephine Whitmore Paul Orebaugh Thomas Foltz Reunion Pin-up Girl The Big 4 “Mick Rosy” There’s a Man! Quintuplets “Lamsey divy” Three if a Crowd Off We Go “Snit” Perched School’s Out Monkeys Beside tht Roses Neighbors Flagpole Beauties Lady Wilson Chums Where’s Amos? Three Stooges Surprise “Throw it” Business Woman Relaxin ’ Plain crazy Turn around Little Brown Jug Conversing Dignified Waitin’ for prof. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY On June 8, 1954, Paul and I were in the Hawaiian Islands looking for Gen. Wellington Z. Myers. We could not find him, so one of the boys told us to look through the “Far Sight Seeing Machine”. When we found him, he asked about the class of 1944, so we all took a look and here is what we saw. Ava Nell Brock is now a concert pianist, living in New York City. She is, at this moment, giving a concert in the second largest city in the world, Broadway, Virginia. Elise Harpine, world renowned lawyer, is just being sworn in to serve on the Supreme Court Bench. After roaming around for ten years, Maxine Moyers and June Lawson have found husbands and are keeping house. Annie Deavers and Nellie Davis are training in the Nurse Cadet Corps. Right now, they’re scrubbing floors. Frances Bennett has just returned to her work with the F. B. I., after spending the week-end with her husband, on his Virginia farm. Jackie Brown is married to a sailor. She is busy caring for her twelve children—four boys, four girls, and one set of quadruplets. Charlotte Yankey is an air-line Hostess. The plane is now crossing the Italian border. Ruth Thompson is presenting to the Mayor of Broadway, Virginia, a million dollar Art Gallery of her own works. Joyce Moyers is in charge of the new library in Abilene, Texas. She sure does know her books. Odessa Dove is typing for Glenn L. Martin in Baltimore. Flemmie Getz is an old maid and is teaching school in West Virginia. Josephine Whitmore is managing Whitmore’s Department Store. Virginia Phillips is busy making hand tailored suits. Blanche Kline is now principal of one of the largest schools in New Mexico. Mary Turner is on her way to visit Betty Grable. Doris Jamison is dancing with a marine in a canteen at Paris Island. Helen Emswiler is flying her rocket ship to the moon on a passenger flight. Naomi Dove is married and has a full time engagement with her twins. Mildred Foltz and Mildred Mathias are working for the F. B. I. in Washington, D. C. Lettie Dove is working in the Daly Brothers Shoe Factory. Audrey Hawkins is directing the Broadway Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra in a nightly performance. Evelyn Lohr is selling Avon Products in a drugstore on West Main St., Mayland, Va. Betty Anne Wilson is teaching physical education in Paducah, Ken¬ tucky. One, two, class, Halt, three, four. Evelyn Roller is singing, “Pm Nuts About You” on Bing Crosby’s Broadcast. Maxine Rosenberger is just getting married to a preacher. Alva June Trumbo is going around the world on her motorcycle. Elva Holsinger is starring in the new J. F. H. Production, “Princess Tibeta.” The gala premier is just starting. Frances Roller is teaching the kindergarten tots at Broadway, the tricks she learned in high school. Johnnie Long is living at Turley Town. He’s in partnership now, you know. A fleet of trucks numbering 500, are operating out of Broadway with Merlin Turner as owner. Jr. Fitzwater has completed his first great task in electrical engineer¬ ing. He has illuminated the street from his home to the cottage. Bergton is a booming field of agriculture with the applied principles of scientific farming introduced by Owen Stultz. The Brooklyn Dodgers just won the pennant from New York Yankees. Norman Lantz made some beautiful catches in center-field for the Dodgers. Jr. Holsinger is furnishing the Comic page to the Richmond Times York. That P-47 just crossing is piloted by Major Thomas E. Foltz of the Army Air Corps. D. W. Fawley is a test pilot for the Broadway Air Lines. Right now he’s in a power dive. Will he make it? Broadway High School had the pleasure of having Admiral Bare of the U. S. Navy as guest speaker at the graduation exercises of 1954. Jr. Holsinger is furnishing the Camic page to the Richmond Times Dispatch. Bachelor Paul Orebaugh is operating a 500 acre farm li 2 miles north of Broadway. THREE CORNERED DAYS 1st ROW-- Hel en Emswiler, Elise Harpine, Owen Stultz, Jackie Brown, Johnny Long. 2nd ROW - - Naomi Dove, Ruth Thompson, Josephine Whitmore, Doris Jameson, Evelyn Roller, Ava Nell Brock. 3rd ROW - - Audrey Hawkins, Charlotte Yankey, Virginia Phillips, Charlotte Yankey, Annie Deavers, Virginia Phillips. 4th ROW - - Flemmie Getz, Maxine Rosenberger, Nellie Davis, Odessa Dove, Joyce Moyers, Frances Roller, Alva June Trumbo, Elva Holsinger. 5th ROW - - Betty Ann Wilson, Lester Fitzwater, Jr., Merlin Turner, D. W. Fawley, Jr., Mary Turner, Frances Bennett. THE CLASS OF ' 45 DORIS ARMENTROUT DONALD BAKER NELL BAKER SHIRLEY BARB ROBERT BARE EVELENE BAZZLE EUGENE BILLER AGNES BOYERS VIOLET CHARLTON MARTHA COX CARROLL CRIDER OTLIE CRIDER ARVILLA CULLERS LEONARD CUSTER CHRISTINE DOVE EDNA DOVE MARY DOVE MELDA DOVE BOBBY DRIVER LEONARD ESTEP HELEN FAHRNEY RAMONA FAWLEY GLENNA FINK EVELYN FULK GARLAND FULK JANET FULK JOHN GETZ ARNOLD HARPINE WAVALYN HOLSINGER HAROLD HOOVER DOW HUPP JOE HUTTON THE CLASS OF ’45 MARCUS KNUPP LOIS LANDIS MURLIN LANTZ RUBY LAM HELEN LAWSON HELEN LAYMAN JEANNE MAUZY WILTON MILLER ROBERT MITCHELL DOROTHY PENCE ALTA GAY REAMER NANCY RHODES DALE RITCHIE HOMER RITCHIE EVELYN ROADCAP LEONA SHIPP BARBARA SHOWALTER EILEEN SMITH JUANITA SOUDER EVELYN SPITZER MARGARET GOOD JERELEAN STRICKLER ROBERT STRICKLER HAROLD TRUMBO KATHRYN STEARN GEORGIA TURNER EARL WAMPLER PAULINE WHETZEL EUGENE WHITMIRE NANCY WHITMORE EDWARD WITTIG MILES WITTIG WANDA WITTIG JUNIOR MIRROR Since we didn’t get to see you last year, we, the Junior Class of 1944, will try to keep you up to date with the class mirror and officers. Best Dressed Martha Cox Wilton Miller Wittiest Agnes Boyers Leonard Estep Most Studious Melda Dove Robert Mitchell Most Popular Agnes Boyers Leonard Estep Most Attractive Doris Armentrout Harold Trumbo Most Dependable Evelyn Fulk Dow Hupp Most Dignified Eileen Smith Robert Bare Most Talkative Wavalyn Holsinger Homer Ritchie Most Sophisticated Violet Charlton Marcus Knupp Most in Love Lois Landis Leonard Custer Most Athletic Evelene Bazzle Harold Trumbo Best All Around Helen Layman Leonard Estep Neatest Lois Landis Wilton Miller Best Sport Ramona Fawley Harold Trumbo Best Looking Lois Landis Homer Ritchie Least in Love Violet Charlton Robert Mitchell Class Officers President . Vice-President .... Secretary . Treasurer . .Leonard Estep THE CLASS OF ' 46 1st ROW - - Alvin Armentrout, Audrey Armentrout, Charles Baker, Leonard Baer, Edward Bowman, Susan Brock, Willie Carr, Arietta Cave, George Clark. 2nd ROW--Kathleen Comer, David Crider, Velma Davis, Christine Dove, Lynn Driver, Corinne Early, Doris Early, Eleanor Fawley, A. W. Fitzwater, Jr. 3rd ROW - - John Foltz, Ruby Ford, Nelson Fravel, Hope Fulk, Louise Herold, Dorothy Higgs, Coleen Holsinger, Peggy Holsinger, Carl Hoover. 4th ROW - - Marion Hulvey, Beverley Kennedy, Anna Louise Kline, Creela Kline, Rosalie Kline, Mary Mason, Glenn McWilliams, James Miller, Neola Orebaugh. 5th ROW - - Phillis Pence, Jean Petit, Ralph Petit, Catherine Phillips, Robert Renalds, Belmont Ritchie, Allison Roller, Walton Roller, Guy Shoemaker. 6th ROW - - Nina Showalter, June Shumaker, Wilta Shumaker, Claire Stearn, Vada Turner, Faye Fitzwater. THE SOPHOMORE HALL OF FAME Most Intelligent Best Looking Most Attractive Quietest Best Matured Best Athlete Wittiest Most Popular Most in Love Best All Around Neatest Most Talkative Biggest Flirt Most Dignified Most Talented Most Dependable Laziest Best Sport Most Studious Cutest GIRLS Vada Turner Velma Davis Audrey Armentrout Anna Louise Kline Corinne Early Catherine Phillips Doris Early Corinne Early June Shumaker Doris Early Velma Davis Neola Orebaugh Coleen Holsinger Anna Louise Kline Louise Herald Eleanor Fawley Jean Petit Dorothy Cave Eleanor Fawley Hope Fulk BOYS Alvin Armentrout Marion Hulvey Leonard Baer David Crider Chari es Baker Marion Hulvey Charles Baker A. W. Fitzwater Belmont Ritchie Lynn Driver Rudolph Moomaw Charles Baker Edward Bowman Leonard Baer Walton Roller Rudolph Moomaw Glenn McWilliams Rudolph Moomaw John Foltz Carl Grey Hoover Class Officers President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . .. ..Doris Early Chari es Baker Marion Hulvey .Co rinne Early THE CLASS OF ’47 1st. ROW - - Joan Allebaugh, Paul Allebaugh, Gene Armentrout, Polly Bazzle, Patricia Brown, Betty Cline, Charlotte Corbin, Bonnie Crider, Eugene Crider, Gratton Crider, Jennings Crider, Mabel Davis. 2nd ROW - - Charlotte Dove, James Driver, Arlene Estep, Earl Fike, Edward Fulk, Esther Geil, Eleanor Good, Betty Holsinger, Baxter FJottinger, Glen FHulvey, Vallie Johnson, Charlotte Kline. 3rd ROW - - Donald Kline, Elmo Kline, Geneva Kline, Constance Lam, Carroll Layman, June Litten, Mary Lohr, Priscilla Lohr, Eugene Long, Emerson Mason, Thelma Mathias, Arnett May. 4th ROW - - Walter Messick, Nancy Miller, Louise Minnick, Clarence Moyers, Winona Neff, Elizabeth Nichols, Donald O’Roark, Evelyn Price, Peggy Reamer, Sidney Reynalds, Mary Rhodes, Bobby Roadcap. 5th ROW - - Wanda Scudder, Audrey Shirkey, Alta Showalter, Arlene Showalter, Milton Showalter, Billie Southerly, Gerald Spitzer, Juanita Strickler, Margaret Thompson, Bonnie Turner, Kathryn Turner, Wayne Turner. 6th ROW - - Zella Turner, Meade Tusing, Joan Whitmore, Maxine Wilt, June Wittig, Lorraine Wood, Sylvia Pence. Verdie Phillips, Emard Sheets, William Skidmore, Garnett Spitzer. SCRAPS OF FRESHMAN HISTORY One July morning in the year 4044 an exploring party came upon the ruins of the ancient city of Broadway. Nothing of interest had been found until Sir Clarence Phillips, XX, the leader of the party, overturned a large stone which concealed a tin box. The inscription on this box read, Freshman Class of !944 . This is strange, he remarked, there must have been a school here. Bring the file and let’s open the box.” Upon opening the box his assistant withdrew several sheets of fold¬ ed paper. Listen! he commanded and began to read from the aged paper. FRESHMAN LOG On September 13th, 1943, seventy excited Freshmen crowded the halls of dear old B. H. S., and began their first year of high school under the direction of Mrs. Kline and Mrs. Wampler, who, however, left us before mid-term and were replaced by Miss Arbogast and Miss Fawley . A few weeks later the following class officers were chosen: Pres¬ ident, Joan Allebaugh; Vice-President, Jack Mason; Secretary, Arnett May; Treasurer, Earle Fike. Not only has our class held a high position in numer¬ ous drives, but we have also contributed both baseball and basketball players to the field of sports. In addition there are five band members and seven glee club members in our class. What do we Freshies like? Well, you guessed it. The girls are wild about Sinatra, chocolates, and roses, while the boys stick to the ever popular sports. Lastly, we extend our best wishes for happiness and success to all. Signed, FRESHMAN CLASS After removing a roll, some pictures and other similar articles, Sir Clarence said, ' ' Well, that is the last in the box. Come, let’s go back to camp and file these articles. They will be valuable additions to our collect- • ) ion. So the party tramped off over the red brick and stone fragments, over the green fields and back to camp. POST GRADUATES Edna Mae Clutteur Geraldine Hoover June Mooroaw Everette Driver Evelyn McWilliams We are the faithful five to good old B. H. S. Even though we grad¬ uated last year we couldn’t think of leaving our school days behind. When September rolled around we gathered our books, pencils, etc., and came back to spend another year at our Alma Mater. We started our twelfth year at B. H. S. with six members, but inside of two months we had lost two of them. Lucille Mathais left us to work at Timberville and Garnett Turner was called into the Navy. Although we were sorry to lose those memb?rs, we have tried to carry on without them. In November, we elected our class officers. They are as follows: Pres¬ ident, June Moomaw; Vice President, Geraldine Hoover; Secretary, Evelyn McWilliams; Treasurer, Edna Mae Clutteur. At the beginning of the second semester, Everette Driver became a member of our class. The girls are all taking a business course while Everette is taking subjects that will benefit him when he is called into the Armed Forces. We give all the aid we can to our teachers and classmates, and assist in the many drives the school sponsors. We owe much of our success and happ¬ iness to our home-room teacher, Miss May. We sincerely hope that those who follow us will find their post graduate year as happy and successful we, the post graduates of 1943-44, have. as AUTOGRAPHS I ACTIVITIES MASSAMUTIH REGIONAL IlliRAfe) Hwriiaubwy, fA 22B01 B. H S. BAND 1st. ROW - - L. Roller, B. Dove, S. Brock, L. Landis, R. Fawley, A. Hawkins, J. Whitmer, C. Parrish, B. Hoover, E. Branner. 2nd ROW - - M. S. Rhodes, G. Hoover, J. Mauzy, M. Cox, B. Wilson, Jr. Crider, E. Harpine, A. Whetzel, C. Moyers. 3rd ROW - - B. Southerly, D. Phillips, H. Roller, M. Hulvey, E. Bare, A. W. Fitzwater, D. W. Fawley, A. J. Trumbo, C. Kl ine. 4th ROW - -C. Souder, B. Jameson, G. Crider, B. Brown, W. Roller, D. Spitzer, P. Brown, J. Miller. 5th ROW - - A. Harpine, T. Foltz, C. Crider, G. Clark. In the fall of 1934, Miss Katherine Wilson organized a band in the Broadway School. At first the band consisted of only a few members to whom she gave pri¬ vate instruction. In 1935, Mrs. Gerald Finney and Mr. Eddie Branner directed the band which at that time was composed of twenty-one members. At the Annual Rockingham Turkey Festival, 1939-40-41, they made a good showing and won several prizes. In 1941, the band made their first appearance in their new blue and white uniforms. Interest has increased in this organization, bringing the total membership to forty. MIXED CHORUS The B. H. S. Glee Club of 1943-44, has enjoyed a full year of singing, on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday of each week, under the direction of the exper¬ ienced leader, Mr. Joe” Miller. Since no member of the faculty felt fitted for the task of directing the Glee Club, Mr. Miller was kind enough to take time from his lunch hour to come to direct it. The Glee Club this year consisted of 44 members, 12 boys and 32 girls. At Christmas, the mixed chorus gave a program of appropriate music which was enjoyed by the many parents and friends who attended. The Glee Club also sang several numbers in Chapel at Christmas and ex¬ pect to do so at Easter. The Glee Club and Band rendered music for their annual Spring Concert on March 23. Officers chosen by the members of the choral club of B. H. S. are as follows: President, Harold 7 rumbo; Vice-President, Ruth Thompson; Secretrary, June Moomaw; Treasurer, Jackie Brown. 1st. ROW - - C. Dove, W. Neff, N. Miller, N. Showalter, H. Layman, D. Jameson, E. Bazzle, V. Johnson, N. Brock, A. Cave. 2nd. ROW - - N. Whitmore, J. Fulk, J. Brown, M. Dove, E. Roller, W. Holsinger, F. Roller, J. Moomaw, D. Armentrout, J. Wittig, J. Miller. 3rd. ROW - - F. Fitzwater, P. Holsinger, J. Souder, M. Dove, J. Moyers, H. Emswiler, R. Thompson, D. Early, A. G. Reamer. 4th. ROW - - G. Shoemaker C. Early, A. Roller, L. Shipp, D. Baker, R. Petit, E. Mason, D. Kline. 5th. ROW - - E. Fike, H. Trumbo, N. Lantz, D. Crider, N. Fravel, L. Baer, E. Wampler. fUTURf mums of virgidir 1st ROW - - Miss Moyers, C. Yankey, M. Foltz, E. Holsinger, E. Smith, O. Crider, G. Turner, M. Mason, E. Dove, K. Comer, D. Higgs, B Wilson. 2nd ROW - - N. Orebaugh, E. Lohr, W. Wittig, M. Dove, P. Whetzel, J. Petit, C. Phillips, L. Herold, P. Pence, E. Price, V. Johnson. 3rd ROW - -G. Fink, H. Fahrney, M. Lantz, N. Baker, R. Lam, B. Kennedy, W. Shoemaker, J. Shoemaker, A. Cave. 4th ROW - -S. Pence, L. Minnick, M. Davis, M. Lohr, V. Phillips, W. Scudder, C. Corbin, A. Shirkey, T. Mathais, E. Nicholas. 5th ROW - - W. Carr, N. Miller, V. Davis, N. Showalter, N. Davis, A. Deavers, J. Fulk, M. Wilt, G. Kline, R. Kline, H. Fulk, W. Neff. 6th ROW - - A. Kline, L. Landis, F. Bennett, M. Dove C. Dove, R. Ford, L Shipp, J. Mauzy. OFFICERS President.Betty Anne Wilson Reporter . Eileen Smith Vice President.Frances Bennett Advisor.Miss Moyers Secretary. Mildred Foltz The Home Economics Club is affiliated with the state Future Home¬ makers organization this year for the first time. There were sixty-seven members elected. The girls have made a study of nutrition, food preparation and conser¬ vation, clothing, construction and repair, home nursing, first-aid, house planning and the care and repair of equipment. As summer projects many of the girls are going to help produce and conserve food in co-operation with the nation¬ wide Food Fights for Freedom campaign. Members of the club also aided in the salvaging of waste fats and tin cans. Plans are being made to send a delegate to the State Future Home¬ makers Rally to be held at Massanetta Springs this summer. BROADWAY CHAPTER FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS PRESIDENT .OWENSTULTZ REPORTER VICE-PRESIDENT .DALE RITCHIE SENTINEL SECRETARY .NORMAN LANTZ ADVISOR TREASURER .JOHN GETZ The Future Farmers of America or the F. F. A.” is a National Organ¬ ization of farm boys studying Vocational Agriculture in High Schools in the U. S. The motto is Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve.’’ The symbols, the owl, symbolic of wisdom and knowledge; the plow, the symbol of labor and tillage of the soil; the rising sun emblematic of pro¬ gress and new era in Agriculture; within the cross section of an ear of corn and is surmounted by the Ameican Eagle representing National Scope. fhe Broadway Chapter, composed of 32 members has contributed to the war effort by gathering scrap paper, repairing farm machinery and buying War Stamps and Bonds. In class work the F. F. A. members study the best methods of product¬ ion and put these improved practices into use in their Supervised Farming programs on the home farm. Part of their work is farm shop work in which they repair and construct needed equipment for the home farm. As a part of the farm shop program this year the F. F. A. Members will help construct the building for a Communi ty Cannery. 1st ROW- T. Foltz, J. Getz, R. Holsinger, O. Stultz, N. Lantz, D. Ritchie. A. Harpine, G. Shoemaker. 2nd ROW- J. Driver, E. Roller, G. Hulvey, A. Armentrout, R. Petit, L. Estep, L. Custer, B. Driver. 3rd ROW- J. Crider, G. McWilliams, E. Sheets, E. Biller, R. Reynalds, M. Tusing, J. Foltz, R. Moo- maw, C. Moyers. 4th ROW - E. Wampler, J. Holsinger, E. Wittig, N. Fravel, E. Bowman, M. Wittig, H. Trumbo. ROBERT HOLSINGER . ARNOLD HARPINE .. MR. E. W. ROLLER COMMERCIAL CLASS 1st ROW - - M. Rosenberger, M. Mathais, M. Foltz, O. Dove, L. Dove, N. Dove, N. Brock, Mr. Thomas. 2nd ROW - - S. Barb, C. Yankey, E. Spitzer, H. Lawson, E. Smith, O. Crider, A. Boyers, E. Fulk, M. Lantz, B. Wilson, hi. Fahrney, G Turner. 3rd ROW - - A. Hawkins, E. Clutteur, E McWilliams, V. Charlton, J. Lawson, M. Boyers, W. Wittig, M. Dove, R. Lam, P. Whetzel. 4th ROW - - G. Hoover, H. Ritchie, C. Crider, F Bennett, M. Cox, W. Holsinger, E. Bazzle, E. Holsinger, G. Strickler. 5th ROW - - R. Fawley, E. Whitmire, D. Pence, N. Baker, H. Layman, N. Rhodes, N. Davis, A. Deavers, E. Lohr, J. Moyers. 6th ROW - - A. Cullers, B. Kline, V. Phillips, G. Fink C. Dove, A. Trumbo, D. Jamison, M. Turner, J. Moomaw, E. Roadcap. 7th ROW - • E Bare, E. Harpine, L. Landis, J. Mauzy, D. Hupp, M. Dove, A. Reamer, D. Armentrout. 8th ROW - - D. Baker, E. Biller, A. Harpine, L. Custer, E. Wittig, J. Long, W. Miller. 9th ROW - - R. Strickler, M. Knupp, L. Estep, R. Bare, R. Holsinger, H. Hoover, G. Fulk, J. Hutton, M. Wittig, B. Ritchie, R. Mitchell. Absent - - J Brown, L. Shipp, B. Showalter, J. Souder, N. Whitmore, N. Dove, M. Good, J. Fulk, K. Stearn, G. Turner, S. Hartman. VICTORY CORPS What is the Victory Corps? We are a group of students organized to do, to the best of our ability, our duties toward the war effort. In view of the many projects, campaigns, etc., which are necessary in keeping abreast with the war effort, we conducted tin, fats, paper, nylon and silk scrap drives. Bearing in mind that it is necessary for our armed forces to be well equipped, we did an excellent piece of work in purchasing and selling War Bonds and Stamps for this cause. This year we have thus far sponsored fats, paper, and tin scrap drives under the leadership and advice of the faculty members, Mr. Phillips, Miss Arbogast and Mrs. Fahrney, as well as student leadership of our president, Betty Wilson; Vice-president, D. W. Pawley; Secretary, Audrey Hawkins; and Treasurer, Jr. Fitzwater. In the future we shall endeavor to continue doing our small part in the war effort. 1st ROW - - C. Kline, D. Fawley, A. Hawkins, B. Wilson, L. Fitzwater, R. Fawley. 2nd ROW - - N. Brock, S. Brock, B. Kennedy, D. Jamison, H. Layman, M. Cox, B. Driver. 3rd ROW - - J. Brown E. Harpine, J. Moomaw, G. Crider, M. Foltz, H. Emswiler, W. Roller, O. Stultz, R. Reynalds. ATHLETICS BASKETBALL 1st ROW - - E. Fike, T. Foltz, D. Fawley, E. Bare, G. Spitzer. 2nd ROW - - J. Hillyard, B. Southerly, J. Mason, J. Getz, M. Hulvey, THE RAMS” The Rams of ’44, although handicapped by not playing last year, had a high spirited and scrappy team. They won 3 out of IO games and scored 165 points while their opponents scored 247. Mr. Hillyard coached the Rams, and D. W. Fawley was their captain. High scoring honors went to Fawley and Mason, with 6 5 and 51 points respectively. The Broadway B” team won 3 games and lost 5. The schedule and scores of the Rams are as follows: BROADWAY OPPONENTS 11 New Market 37 Here 14 Linville Edom 24 Away 17 New Market 30 Away 24 Linville Edom 24 Here 13 Timberville 21 Away 26 Bridgewater 23 Here 22 Dayton 21 Here 14 Dayton 19 Away 13 Bridgewater 24 Away 12 Timberville 24 Here BASKETBALL B” TEAM 1st. ROW - - Mr. Hillyard, D. Baker, A. Harpine, P. Orebaugh, H. Trumbo, L. Driver, C. Baker. 2nd. ROW - - W. Roller, J. Long, A. W. Fitzwater, E Bowman, G. Clark, D. Kline. PHYSICAL EDUCATION GRADES ' . - - FIRST, SECOND THIRD GRADES 1st ROW - - Shirley Eaton, Nancy Kline, Helen Ritchie, Betty Lam , Alma Miller, Shirley Branner, Janet Wilt, Phyllis Shifflet, Phoebe Jo Reamer, Evelyn Ritchie, Jane Thomas, Nancy Driver. 2nd ROW--Elmer Runion, Gerald Crider, John Ed VanPelt, Lowell Will, Gene Nesselrodt, Boyd Biller, Donnie Turner, John T. Helbert, Nelson Hillyard, Robert May, Kenneth Getz, Billy Fahrney. 3rd ROW - - John Brenneman, Nelson Layman, Buddy Wood, Billv Wood, Charles Halterman, Lloyd May, ilson Smith, Bobby Spitzer, Roscoe Petit, Donnie Jameson, Gerald Showalter, Jerry Wampler. 4th ROW--Robert Kline, Beverley Fitzwater, Eugene Holsinger, Melvin Wampler, James VanPelt, Ordale Dellinger, Gifford Pence, Ronnie Brown, Paul Renalds. 5th ROW - - Weltie Minnick, Jr., Jackie Lohr, Marvin Turner, Jr., Leon Lohr, Richard Showalter, Genevieve Zeigler, Viola Ritchie, Nellie Alger, Eva Miller, Dorothy Spitzer. 6th ROW - - Shirley Spitzer, Carolyn Lantz, Margie Minnick, Elton Kennedy, Mary Reedy, Cora Corbin, Betty Roadcap, Betty Eaton, Polly Sievers. 7th ROW - - Richard Holsinger, James Loh r, Donna Zirkle, John Robert Black, Barbara Turner, Betty Lee Zeigler, Hazel Eaton, Melvin Murray, Randolph Wilt, Slyvia Reedy. 8th ROW--Jackie Driver, Don Holsinger, Lonnie Moore, Delaney Blaine, Carolyn Wampler, Loretta Reamer, Ellen Ritchie, Nancy McWilliams, Mary Biller, Wanda Mathais, Lorraine Ford, Betty Sprinkle. Teachers (standing left to right) Miss Acker, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Minnich. FOURTH FIFTH GRADES 1st ROW - - Edith Miller, Wilma Getz, Wilda Getz, Lelia May, Charlotte Mongold, Jean Minnick, Florence Harpine, Jean Lohr, Luella Turner, Rachel VanPelt, Leroy Dellinger. 2nd ROW - - Margaret Renalds, Mary Davis Kline, Patsy Dove, Geraldine Biller, Alice Higgs, Mildred Renalds, Barbara Phillips, Wayne Lantz, Harold Mook, John Wagner, Everette Wampler, Ju nior Mathais. 3rd ROW - - Sonny Derrow, Cletus Phillips, Daniel Parrish, J. D. Lantz, Teddy Hartman, Stanley Turner, Gene Driver, Wayne Jamrson, Eugene Reid, Stanley Reedy, Lewis Derrow. 4th ROW - - Mark Showalter, Jr., Frank Northrop, Gary Crider, Richard Kline, Tommy May, Everette Kline, Bobby Early, Betty Sue Hoover, Charis Parrish, Lawrence Roller, Paul Turner. 5th ROW--Mary Kathryn Fulk, Alva Phillips, Hope Spitzer, Eleanor Williams, Anna Lucy Phillips, Dorothy Ann Early, Mary Catherine Wampler, Nancy Trumbo Glenda Spitzer, Gerald Orebaugh, Brown Dove. 6t ' n ROW - -Idella Mongold, Helen Fulk, Ruby Corbin, Juanita Murray, Helen Eaton, June Simmers, Arvilla Turner, John Roadcap, Marvin Turner. 7th ROW - - Glenn Will, Dannie Spitzer, Russell Wittig, Donnie Turner, Stanley Golladay, Russell Whitmer, Edgar Keller. Teachers - - Miss Hazel Hinegardner, Fourth Grade - - Mrs. John Wagner, Fifth Grade SIXTH SEVENTH GRADES 1st ROW - - Ruth Whitmer, Nancy Minnick, Betty Ritchie, Iva Harpine, Joan Dunovan, Elizabeth Early, Nita Reamer, Charlotte May, Donna Kline, Carroll Lam. 2nd ROW - - Shirley Borror, Anna Kline, Betty Brown, Betty Fike, Donald Bowers, Farris Turner, Arlene Carter, Carl Spitzer, Lester Whetzel, Richard Eaton. 3rd ROW - - Donald Phillips, Sammy Cox, Edwin Turner, Wayne Runion, Millard Gladwell, Robert Pennington, James Clutteur, Wilton Thomas, Buddy Jamison. 4th ROW - - Robert Minnick, Ethel Higgs, Faye Spitzer, Bonnie Albrite, Yvonne Simmers, Louise Long, Fleta Harpine, Annie Barb. 5th ROW - - Ann Whetzel, Alma Trumbo, Thelma Trumbo, Mildred Alger, Rhoda Showalter, Virginia Fawley, Jacquelyn Huth, Dorothy Hawkins, Nadine Holsinger. 6th ROW - - John Geil, Harold Roller, Norman Messick, Bennie Getz, Julian Reid, Claude Bodkins Johnnie Phillips, Junior Smith, Robert Bowman, Roy Brown, Clarence Souder, James Spitzer, Joan Lohr, Walter Armentrout, Edith May. Teachers - - A. J. Thomas, Seventh Grade-Miss Geneva Whitmer, Sixth Grade ALUMNI CONTRIBUTIONS Nelson Crist ...1941 Junior Dove .-1942 Tom Fawley .1933 Mrs. Elaine Layman Fawley .1933 Mrs. Eleanor Crider Cooper ...1939 Pascal W. Cooper .........1940 Mrs. Velma Crider Dove ...1930 Evelyn Virginia Fahrney .1943 Anna Louise Buhl . 1943 Lloyd K. Hoover.........1931 Mrs. Louise Minnich .1929 Mrs. Lloyd K. Hoover ...... 1934 Driver Sellers .1937 Jean Kline ...1941 Elwood Kline .......1940 Lennis Moyers .......-.1932 Elizabeth Emswiler . 1934 Janet Knupp ............ 1940 “Joe” Miller . 1925 Clarence Phillips . 1930 J. Frank Hillyard . 1922 Gifford Turner _ 1941 Garnett Turner ___________1943 Marshall Crist . 1937 Granvil J. Turner ............1941 Hazel R. Hillyard ____________1924 Rachel V. Roller ............1931 Minnie E. Roller .........1933 Mildred McWilliams ........... 1941 Merle N. Spitzer __ 1942 Allen Souder .............1941 Dorothy K. Fawley .........1934 John W. Fawley __________1931 Carroll Mason .1942 Jannis Landis . 1942 Emma Whetzel . 1943 Helen Whetzel .........1942 Mrs. Elma Emswiler Loomis ......1935 Jean Fawley . 1942 Louise Wenger .1941 Mrs. Virginia Rhodes Driver .......1927 Paul Mauzy . 1942 ADVERTISEMENTS • £ I I I 3 ; OFFICERS E. A. JORDON, Pres. EARL S. PARRISH, Vice-Pres. C. H. WHITMORE, Sec ' y Treos. DIRECTORS DAVID E. SHANK R. B. SIRICKLER TURNER SANDY E. J. CLINE H. S. ZIGLER J. T. HELBERT THOS.W. HEITZ General Manager PACKERS OF c fms.’iica ± J Lnzs.t LPouLt’iij 1 Producers Processors of ROCKINGHAM COUNTY Broilers and Turkeys BROADWAY, VIRGINIA % PHONES Timberville 43 44 Broadway 42 ' aa aa Vv t ,a a a v vo rt A ' uT A H £ J a a a u. vaTvsT x a v 5T .. _ v v_v ' . 1 5 -vC?TvTrujA_ v v_ orVvvvv“ a JAjAaP TTvjTt jAinmyv lrw TwNvV wVCTv J jTwV vJA_ wVtTv“ y t Jrdr Wv. 5 jJL 5V5 -5a? y ' JP ' .jT r JTy .WITwMrN jAJrW iA JT x7YV TT J7 ITVjTWVyV WJTWYlTN vwmln jAJrVTV Twww - . 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LARRO FEEDS POULTRY EQUIPMENT % 1 I. i I £ BROADWAY, VIRGINIA % $ Rhodes Service Station Official OPA Tire Inspection Station Let us inspect your tires We sell FIRESTONG UNITED STAT€S DUNLOP TIR€S GULF PRODUCTS | Gulf Registered Lubrication | BROADWAY, VA. 1 ll PHONE 28 ™ j vVC ’y ' A I Zigler Supply 6 Service, Inc. John Deere Farm Equipment Bean Sprayers Hall’s Chicks ❖ ZIGL6RS FEEDS T1MBERVIUE, VIRGINIA We Pay the Highest Cash Prices for Eggs • Poultry j Eqgs Graded under Federal and State Supervision--The first, largest and c the oldest Produce House in the Shenandoah Valley Fattening • Dressing Poultry a Specialty CITY PRODUCE EXCHANGE INC. | BRANCHES: Staunton, Elkton, Weyers Cave, Mt. Solon, New Hope c 5 (Q COMPLIMENTS OF A BROCK’S GARAGE COMPLIMENTS OF NEW MARKET AUTO COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF R. J. WHETZEL Bergton, Virginia GOODYEAR CONTRACT HAULING Tires, Tubes, Lifeguards Car Home Supplies Thirty-Three Years of Better Service and Quality Merchandise Phone 51 Williams Garage 8 Lime Stone Sand Building Supplies JOHn (. WIlllAfllS | A (j Phone 51 or 75-J c 8 A W COMPLIMENTS OF T. G. RHODES % COMPLIMENTS OF A. W. WHITMORE CO MERCHANTS BROADWAY, VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF W i. 3L C. jKensley ’Wi vaIa A ' _ 7YiH ” vuAjn ] vY _ vV avyvYv ' sA7 p inm5 iTVv ' 7 vVv ' J5? i n n nA un tA tva Jl Ul £ A A JX £T 2 2 2 2 sJTSJl - aN l Wl A 2 2 T 2 2 Ul alA A vVT vva sTv. ?A V .vv iA.“ vY , vY7 v vv v “ 07 cv TrY“ V T v V vvv vYv iTCvY vY tTcvYvY v !T d “ _vYyY .v £ DEPENDABLE SEEDS Le u axazn :-: }[ovlte t l THE WETSEL SEED CO., INC Harrisonburg, Virginia §6 T Established 1911 i —- PHON£ 67 COMPLIMENTS OF | Earned Ofj and f oda ic i a o 120 drouth d aln StzEEt cdfazzLionlju’zcj, Q izcj inia COMPLIMENTS OF | $ IMPERIAL ICE CREAM The Cream of All Ice Creams Eat it for Health, Strength, and Happiness I t £ HEFNER’S JEWELRY STORE State Theatre Building Harrisonburg, Virginia HEADQUARTERS FOR GRADUATION BUYING Complete Line of Hamilton, Elgin, Bulova Cr Gruen Watches % v Vr V V? 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