Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

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SENIORS - - i STANLEY NORRIS TURNER “Stanley” Glee Club (2), Jr. Play, ’88 Olds, Vice- Pres. Senior Class, Manager of basketball team (1), Red wavy hair, Senior Play (Ed), Business Manager of Communi-K, “No one is wise at all times.” JOHN RYLAND WAGNER “Johnnie” Band (5), Book worm, Last seen with Brown, Roller skates, Energetic, English class, Future Einstien II, “Half-knowledge is worse than ignorance.” CAROLYN IANE WAGGONER “Sweet Pea” Home Ec. (3), Newcomer from Salem, Basketball (1), Glee Club (1), Twin, “Cra¬ zy kid”, Ambition—learn to drive a Pontiac, “Ready for a quiet life.” MARILYN TEAN WAGGONER “Big Sis” Newcomer, Looks like her twin sister, Jane, Letter writer, Shorthand, Neat “J.E.T.”, “Never try dying but die trying.” EVERETTE BRUCE WAMPLER “Red” F.F.A. (3), Fishing, Absent-minded, Sleeper, Red head, ’50 Pontiac, Study is bad for the brain, “Goodbye to high school days.” THELMA ARLENE WITTIG “Blondie” Glee Club (3), Home Ec. (2), “I don’t know”, Letters from Baltimore, Phys. Ed., Naturally curly hair, Rosy complexion, “So long forever.”

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SENIORS ETHEL JOAN SKIDMORE “Jo” Communi-K and Reflector typist, Home Ec. (2), Sparkling brown eyes, Black curly hair, Pretty smile, Tall, Ice-cream, Jean’s shadow, “Its been fun.” PAULINE MAE SMITH “Smitty” Communi-K and Reflector art editor, F.H.A. secretary, Home Ec. (4), Glee Club (4), Junior Play, Diamond ring—“Bud”, Studious, “Sugar”, “One step farther.” PATRICIA ANN SMUCKER “Patsy” Glee Club (4), Communi-K editor, Vice- President of F.H.A., Secretary of Senior ring-—“Bud Ik”, Junior Play, attractive, “Its been fun, but I’m glad its over.” BETY JO SOUTHERLY “Bets” Glee Club (2), Home Ec. (1), Pretty dark complexion, Evelyn’s pal, Giggler, “Out of the present and into the future.” ALVIN ROBERT STRICKLER “Alvin” F.F.A. 14), Baseball (2), Dark complex¬ ion, Loafer, Wonder boy, “What now?” DARLENE ALMEDA THOMAS “Darlene” Home Ec. (1), Criders, “Where’s Gay?” Good cook, Quiet, Friendly, Brown eyes, “Gone forever.” DONALD OURS TURNER “Donnie” Rasketball (1), Baseball (2), Treasurer of Senior Class, Six-foot-two, ’51 Pontiac, F.F.A. (1), Senior Play (Don), Blonde, “Now to begin a happy life.” MARY JANE TURNER Jane Band (2), Communi-K typist, Petite, Blonde, Neat, Typing, “Pleasant memories.”

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CLASS WILL We, the ’51 Seniors of Broadway High School, County of Rockingham, and State of Virginia, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. Item I—To the members of the faculty we leave our deepest gratitude for their patience and understanding they have given us during our years at Broadway High School. Item II-—To Mrs. Crist, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Mason, and Miss Crist we leave our appreciation for their untiring efforts, to satisfy our enormous appetites. To Ellen Blosser, I, Frances Armentrout, will all my extra bobby pins that I couldn’t find a use for. I, Lois Bare, bequeath to Geraldine Carr, my long hair that 1 have so faithfully kept through the short hair rage. I, Norma Caplinger, will my position as Editor of the Annual to any Junior girl, who is willing to work as hard at it as 1 have. I, Betty Cave, will to Nancy McWilliams my polite manner and pleasing personality. To Frances Smith, I, Xie Cook leave my quiet ways providing she makes good use of them. I, Mary Catherine Dellinger, will to any Junior my ability to get along with other people. To Marilyn Zirk, I, Evelyn Derrow, will my task of leading exercises in Physical Ed. Class. I, Catherine Dove, leave my glasses to any Junior girl who thinks they can see through them. I, Irene Evans, will to Charlotte Mongold my height of 5’2” and my love for typing. To Mabel Thompson, 1, Bonnie Fawley leave all the good grades that I failed to receive. I, Helen Fulk, will my luck in getting to ride in a car to school on Monday morn¬ ing, to Loretta Reamer. I, Wilda Getz, leave to no one my interest in the Air Force. To any Junior, who works hard enough to deserve it, I, Wilma Getz, leave my ability to acquire a diamond. I, Florence Harpine, do bequeath to Carolyn Wampler, my 57” and my short hair cut. 1, Alice Higgs, will to any Junior, my numerous trips to Harrisonburg, providing they don’t make a habit of it. I, Gay Hottinger, leave to Junior Bazzle my gift of gab and my own special brand of giggles. To Richard Holsinger, I, Mary Davis Kline, will my beloved Chemistry book and my unbreakable habit of arguing. I, Jeanne Lohr, will to Joyce Whitmore my sparkling, blue eyes and neat appear¬ ance. To Rachel Van Pelt, I, Jean May, leave my pleasant and friendly manner, with understanding that she will use it to make people happy. I, Lelia May, will to Louise Showalter, my hair and my scatterbrained actions. To my sister, Phoebe, 1, Nancy May, leave my left-over typing paper that I used for stationery. I, Juanita Murray, leave to Rosa Lee Martz, my favorite corner in the Laboratory in hopes that she uses it for the same purpose 1 have. I, Barbara Phillips, bequeath to Ellen Ritchie, my flaming red hair providing she doesn’t use it to attract boys. 1, Margaret Renalds, bequeath to Florence Rexrode, my position as Society Editor of the newspaper, hoping she isn’t tempted to publish scandals. To Jean Good, I, Mildred Renalds, leave my fondness for driving cars and my cheerful disposition. I, Genevieve Runion, will to Virginia Runion my perfect attendance record and the fun I had getting it. To Nevia Turner, 1, Clara Sheets leave my old worn out chewing gum and col¬ lection of absence slips.