Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

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SENIORS DONNIE McNEAL MOOMAW “Donnie” Band (3), Basketball (3), F.F.A. (4), “Anna Lucy”, Neat, Dignified, Vice-Pres. of }r. Class, Quiet, Friendly, “Clever men are good, but they are not the best. ELSIE JUANITA MURRAY “Neeta” Home Ec. (4), Civics, Wriggley’s spear- ment chewing gum, Radio stories, “Gee whiz”, Tall, “Daniel”, Quiet, “Launching into the future.” WILLIAM VELMONT NEFF “Bill” F.F.A. (3), Baseball (1), Witty, English class pest, Friendly, Bright remarks, Fords, Likes to study????? “Those who object to wit are envious of it.” BARBARA LUF PHILLIPS “Barb” Home Ec. (1), Basketball (1), Reflector Staff, Shorthand, Perfect attendance, Good sport, Pretty red curls, Chewing gum, Nice to know, “So long until we meet again.” MARGARET LUCILLE RENALDS “Margaret” Home Ec. (2), Twin, Communi-K Staff, Student director of Jr. and Senior Plays, Basketball manager, F.H.A. Secretary, Fu¬ ture-nurse, Blonde, Glee Club (4), Friend¬ ly, “The present is great with the future.” MILDRED LOUISE RENALDS “Mildred” Glee Club (4), Home Ec. (2), Other twin, Business Manager of Reflector, Com- muni-K Staff, F.H.A President (2), “Success lies ahead.” ROBERT FRANCIS RHODES “Bobby” F.F.A. (2), Basketball (1), Senior Play (George), Needs to grow taller, Baseball (1), Full of pep, Everybody’s friend, “Three may keep a secret if two of them are dead.” HOYT HALE RIDDLE “Hoyt” Band (2), Basketball (3), Baseball (3U ’40 Pontiac, Taking a hotrod race, “What do you have in mind?” Romeo, Loafer, Dark, “There is a time for all things.”

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SENIORS KENNETH CLINE KNICELY ‘‘Ken” Typing, Movies, Ballgames, Quiet, Mus¬ tache, Blonde, “Freedom at last.” JOSEPH DAVID LANTZ Jr. “J- D.” Band (7), Basketball (3), Junior Play, President of senior class, Senior Play (Art Linkletter), Talented, Neat, Handsome. RICHARD WARREN LITTEN “Rich” Band (4), F.F.A. (4), Woman lover, Ability to argue, Absentminded, Future far¬ mer, “Error is always more busy than truth.” JEANNE JOYCE LOHR “Jean” Home Ec. (2), Chemistry, Artist, Neat, Nurse-to-be, Joan’s shadow, “Oh”, Ice¬ cream, Perfume, “All that glistens is not gold.” HOWARD MATHIAS, Jr. “Junior” F.F.A. (4), F.F.A. treaurer, “Gee whiz,” Likes to tease, Future farmer, Cheeseburg¬ ers, “Freedom at last.” JEAN JOSEPHINE MAY “Jean” Band (1), Senior editor, Plays piano, Future stenographer, “Gee”, “Our thoughts and our conduct are our own.” TELIA FANNIE MAY “Pee Wee” Home Ec. (3), Short haircut s, Always on the go, Regular chatterbox, “At last.” NANCY ELEANOR MAY “Nancy” Basketball (3), Glee Club (4), Home Ec. (3), Junior Play, Senior Play (Millie), Communi-K Staff, Home Ec. Teacher-to- be, Cheerful, Nice, “I leave a part of my heart.”

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SENIORS LOWELL ELMER RITCHIE “Sam” F.F.A. (2), Senior Play (Stan), Blushes, Plays guitar, Hillbilly music, Typing, “Well, for gee whiz”, Ice-cream, “Good luck is a lazy mans estimate of a worker’s success.” JAMES STANLEY ROLLER “Stanley” Glee Club (3), Basketball (1), Reflector Staff, Manager of boys basketball team (Jr.), F.F.A. (2), “I shall always remember happy days at B.H.S.” LAWRENCE WELLER ROLLER “Lawrence” F.F.A. (4), Band (8), Communi-K Staff, G.I. Haircut, Friendly, Woman shy?, Man¬ ager of boys basketball team (2), Good school spirit, “Now to complete my educa¬ tion.” BENNY GLENDON RUNION “Benny” F.F.A. (3), Ford man, Always being teased, Dark, Bashful, Future truck driver, Chalk thrower, “He makes no friends who never made a foe.” GENEVIEVE MABEL RUNION “Jannie” Home Ec. (2), Glee Club (2), Petite, Quiet, Dark glasses, Perfect attendance (4). Jewelry, “Carroll”, “Happy days are gone and the future is ahead.” ROBERT MILTON SAGER “Bobby” F.F.A. (4), Track, F.F.A. reporter (21, Interested in mechanical work, Horse laugh, Running around, “Rejoice at my departing.” CLARA JOSEPHINE SHEETS “Clara Jo” Basketball (1), Glee Club (4), Softball (1), Home Ec. (3), “Beats me”, Tall Bru¬ nette, Giggles, “Where do I go from here?” PEARL LOUISE SHOWALTER “Pearl” Home Ec. (3), Quiet, Glee Club (3), Last seen with “lots of chewing gum”, “Dal¬ ton”, “Great day”, “The ripest peach is highest on the tree.”