Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

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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.

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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

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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.