Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

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Class lUill We, the Senior Class of 1945 of Broadway High School, Broadway, Virginia, knowing that it is appointed for us to leave, do make and publish this our last will and testament. I, Doris Armentrout, first of all, will my quiet but powerful ways to Beverly Kennedy. I. Nell Baker will to Faye Fitzwater my straight black hair. I Donald Baker, will my eagerness to assist any female in trouble to Nelson Fravel. To Neola Orebaugh, I, Shirley Barb will my desire to be an old maid. I, Robert Bare, will my ability to sit two in a desk to anyone who can master the art successfully. I, Evelene Bazzle, will my position on the girls’ basketball team to Lillian Fulk. I, Eugene Biller, will my personal diary in school activities to John Foltz. 1, Violet Charlton, will my business like manner to Peggy Holsinger. I, Otlie Crider, will my excuse to leave at the first bell to Vallie Moyers. I, Arvifia Cullers, will my post in the bird cage at the Theater to June Shumaker. I, Christine Dove, will my place in the senior room to Janet Stayner, hoping she wili enjoy her senior year as much as I have. I. Edna Dove, will to Hope Turner my flowers and ribbons for her hair, providing she can get bobby pins to hold them in. I, Mary Dove, will to any Junior girl, part of my love for the Navy the remaining part being saved for leaves I, Melda Dove, will to Arlene Payne my place in the Glee Club, provid¬ ing she enjoys it as much as I have. I, Robert Driver, will my smallness to A. W. Fitzwater. I, Helen Fahrney, will my ability to stick to one boy to Coieen Holsinger. My collection of Idenification Bracelets I bequeath to absolutely no one as they have become a part of me-- Ramona Gay Fawley. I, Glenna Fink, will my interest in West Virginia boys to Hope Fulk, providing she does as good as I have done. Rosalie Kline is now the proud possessor of Ev elyn Fulk’s petiteness. I, Garland Fulk, will to Robert Renalds my position on the baseball team. I, Janet Fulk, will to Audrey Armentrout my love for Broadway High School. I, John Getz, will to Alvin Armentrout my position as president of the F. F. A. Chapter.

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WHO ' S WHO MOST ATTRACTIVE Helen Layman Homer Ritchie MOST STUDIOUS Melda Dove Robert Mitchell WITTIEST Wavalyn Holsinger Bobby Driver MOST ATHLETIC Evelene Bazzle Wilton Miller BEST DRESSED Doris Armentrout Garland FuIk NEATEST Arvilla Cullers Wilton Miller MOST DEPENDABLE Eileen Smith Dow Hupp MOST POPULAR Evelene Bazzle Arnold Harpine MOST DIGNIFIED Melda Dove Dow Hupp BEST SPORT Evelene Bazzle Garland Fu I k BEST ALL AROUND Wavalyn Holsinger Robert Bare MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Melda Dove Robert Mitchell

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REFLECTOR I, Margaret Good, leave my love for Civics to any Junior who wants it. I, Arnold Harpine, will my place in the Band to George Clark. I, Wavalyn Holsinger, will my slim figure to Susan Brock, providing she doesn’t use it to a disadvantage. I, Harold Hoover, will to my brother, Carl, the ability to hold down the back seat in Leonard Custer’s car. I, Dow Hupp will my ability to study to Belmont Ritchie. I, Joe Hutton, will my ability to speak fluently to Guy Shoemaker. I, Marcus Knupp, will my job of driving the bus to Rudolph Moomaw. I, Murlin Lantz, will to Velma Davis my backward ways and desire to explore the world. I. Helt-n Lawson, will my typing ability to Dorothy Higgs. I, HeLn Layman, wi ' l my studious character in study hall to Walton Roller so he won’t visit the office so much. I, Jean Mauzy, will to Allison Roller my ability to drive a car, providing she takes good care of the car. I, Wilton Miller, will my pretty red hair to Charles Baker and hope he will not get another G. I. hair cut. I, Robert Mitchell, will to Lynn Driver my Physics books hoping he will be prepared for daily tests better than I was. I, Alta Gay Reamer, will my long hair to Doris Early. I Homer Ritchie, will my ability to get to school on time every morning to Ivan Mason. I, Evelyn Roadcap, refuse to give up my car to anyone as I still need it. I. Leona Shipp, will to Wilta Shumaker my place in Civics in exchange for a home at Grottoes. I, Eileen Smith, wili to Anna Louise Kline my dimples providing she doesn’t use them to attract the boy’s attention. I, Juanita Souder, will my friendship with Donald Baker to Kathleen Comer. I, Mary Evelyn Spitzer, will my gift of gab to Ruby Ford. I, Kathryn St earn, will to my sister, Claire, my place in the Senior Room in exchange for a position at Steam’s Truck Line. I, Jerelean Strickler, will my ability to be a waitress to Dorothy Pence. I, Earle Wampler, will my ability to anticipate future events to Corinne Early. I, Nancy Lee Whitmore, will to Vada Turner my personality. I, Edward Wittig, will my office as Treasurer of the F. F. A. to Virgil Nesselrodt providing he does a better job than I have done. I, Miles Wittig, will to David Crider my bashfulness around the girls. I, Wanda Wittig, will to Eleanor Fawley my promptness on home assignments.