Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

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MR. J. FRANK HILLYARD Principals’ Message: It is desirable that we sometimes look back over the months that have passed to see how well we have been doing, and how we may profit from our successes or failures. If your work has been good, if your grades have been high and if you have done well in outside work, you are to be congratulated. But you cannot afford to be satisfied with what you have done. The better your mind is the greater are your responsibilities. By increased effort you can become a real leader, and leaders are badly needed in this troubled world. The problems which rise before us in our own country and in our international relations are too much for ordinary people. They can be solved only if people of superior ability are willing to work tirelessly for the public good as well es for their own advancement. If your grades have been poor and your work has not been satisfactory, what are you to do about it? My first suggestion is that you should not be discouraged. Don ' t give up and assume that you can never do well. You are too young for that. Your life st : 11 lies before you. There is plenty of time provided you use it. Find out why your record was unsatisfactory. Perhaps you really didn’t really try, didn’t work hard enough. Or you may not have followed the best habits of study. Or you may need to enroll in different subjects. Find out what is wrong and profit by your mistakes. Mistakes and failures are serious only when we do not use them as lessons to guide our future conduct.

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CONTENT 9 GLASSES ATHLETICS GRADES

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FACULTY Miss Brownie Lester Language Arts Social Science Physical Education Mrs. Pauline Fahrney Language Arts Social Science Miss Lennis Moyers Home Economics Mr. Clarence Phillips Mathematics Science Physical Education Mr. I. F. Thomas Commercial Treasurer Miss Minnie May Librarian