Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

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Junior-Senior Banquet Page 11 For the past two years the Junior Class has entertain ed the Seniors with a banquet. The success of these occasions gives a good indication that the banquet may become an annual affair. Halloween Party A Halloween party is held each year on Halloween night in the gymnasium, hats and entertainment are plentiful, and a gala time is had by all. Assembly Programs Assembly programs are held regularly every two weeks on Thursday at activity period. These programs are usually made largely of student talent. Occasionally talks are given a minister or other guest speaker. Another feature of assembly programs for the year are the programs given by the Southeast School Assemblies, They offer programs of an educational nature which includes scientific lectures and demonstrations, musical programs etc. Visiting Day for Prospective Students Sometime during the month of May, usually on Senior Class Day, prospective pupils from other schools are invited to visit our school. The purposes of this visit are to give pupils an opportunity to observe classes and activities and the general organization of the school. Hints To Freshmen 1, Plan your work work your plan 2, Do it now’, % Never give up. The winner never quits. The quitter never wins, q., Waht you are is good enough for today, but tomorrow it must be better. 5, Watch the bulletin boards, o. Honesty is the best policy, 7, To have friends -- be friendly 8, Friends shape your life. Choose, 9 Politeness is to do and say the kindest things in the kindest way. 10, How to be popular :Let everyone know that you feel he is important c

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MI 3 C ELL AN LOU S IN FG RLIA TI ON Page 12 1. Change of Classes and Bells A. Two bells are: sounded and five minutes are allowed between classe B. Pupils may talk at this time but should not run, push, whistle or make a loud noise, C. Walk to the right w$en passing some one and do not stop to talk in the halls and thus block traffic, D. Pupils should be in their rooms when the second bell rings. If a pupil is tardy for class or library, he must get an excuse from the office before he can be admitted to class, 2 .Use of Library A. You should always be quiet. B. Your hands should be clean when handling books. C, You should use special care when reading or studying books, or magazines, papers or pamphlets. Others want to use the same • things you do. Leave them so that they will be able to do so. D. Pupils must never sign out books or return them to the shelves in an improper manner.This is to be done by the librarian or one of the assistants, E. Books may be checked out of the library for one week. At the end of this period they should be returned promptly and placed on the librarian’s desk. F. If a book is overdue, there is a fine of five cents for the first da y and one cent for each day after. Fines must be paid promptly to the librarian G. If a book is overdue when you are absent, take your excuse and overdue book to the librarian to avoid paying the fine. H. Our library subscribes to many of the best magazines and best newspapers. Magazines and newspapers are not to be taken out of the library. The books in the library ?re arranged by subject. They are divided into ten main classes which are numbered from 000 - 900 Each of these classes is sub-divided into ten divisions. This system is called the Dewey Decimal classification and is used in most American libraries. The ten main classes are 000-o99 General Works,Encyclopedias 500-599 Science 100-199 Philosophy §00-699 Useful Arts 200-299 Religion 700-799 Fine arts 300-399 Sociology 800-o99 Literature q.00-499 Language 900-999 History, Geography Biography, Travel