Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1964 volume:

i 1 7 MEMORIES 1964 Volume XII ' Ilf £ •• S [ I r ‘ , v, 4 $ m iii ' ni ' iMl 1 Hi % ■ - ft E % ■«• V Vxr g ejQpx Bk B Bft 1 My 4 Hpj ft % f Tx. f • • PMWNMNWgR BROADWAY HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS PRESENT MEMORIES 1964 2 BROADWAY HIGH Broadway High is ever ready, to obey each noble call. And in eager faithful service, lends a helping hand to all. In each duty undertaken it will greatest pleasure find, Marching on to high endeavor it will never lag behind. Broadway High is always aiming at some service good and true Deeds of helpfulness to render with a will to dare and do. Thus it strives with earnest effort for the goals yet unattained Marching on and upward ever till each cherished goal is gained Chorus With brave hearts we march together With new faith we greet each sun. Willing hands and best endeavor Leaving no set task undone. YOUR BOOK OF MEMORIES MRS. NELLIE WAMPLER Sponsor HELEN LANTZ Co-editor ELAINE HARTMAN Co-editor SCOTT BLACK Business Manager Dear School Friends, We of the Memories staff of 1964 sincerely hope that this issue of Memories will convey to you the pride and respect we have for the spirit, ideals, and traditions of Broadway High. By basing the theme of our yearbook on our school song, Broadway High”, we acknowledge and reaffirm the faith we hold in our high school. As the years go by, we hope that this annual will help you to remember the events of this wonderful year —a year that we will never forget for there will never be another one quite like it. In closing, we would like to express our deep appreciation and gratitude to Mrs. Nellie Wampler, who, throughout the years, has cheerfully and willingly given of her time to sponsor our yearbook. We hope you enjoy Memories. It was ours for almost a year. Now it belongs to you. Sincerely, ft ■ 4 YOUR BOOK HAS DI VISIONS INCLUDING FACULTY CLASSES CLUBS SPORTS SCHOOL LIFE ADS IN THE OFFICE Mrs. Betty Harrison, School Secretary Kay Ellen Turner President of the Student Council 6 TO THE PRINCIPAL We will remember you as You have helped us We appreciate A leader in the community, A Christian example, One who understands human nature. To reach graduation, To achieve loyalty and scholarship, To believe in ourselves. Your interest in each of us as individuals, You, Mr. Hillyard. Mr. J. Frank Hillyard 7 OUR INSTRUCTORS Mr. Thomas Allebaugh Mr. Jack Arbogast Boys’ Physical Education Boys’ Physical Education Miss Katharine Bowman Librarian Mr. Edgar T. Branner Band Mrs. Rebecca Branner Mr. William Butcher English, Guidance Distributive Education Civics, American History Mrs. Bernice Coffman Miss Marlene Collins Art Algebra Mrs. Mary Creger Mrs. Mary Crim Special Education English, Guidance Mr. I. W. Diehl Miss Betty Driver Agriculture English, Social Studies 8 STIMULATE OUR MINDS Miss Georgeanna Driver Mrs. Marilyn Driver English, Social Studies Home Economics Mr. Walter Lee Eye Mrs. Gayle Fears Government, Guidance Typing, Bookkeeping Mrs. Lennis Garber Mrs. Betty Gentry English, World History Typing, General Business Shorthand Mrs. Betty Harrison Secretary Mr. Cecil Hartman Algebra, Geometry Trigonometry Mr. James Hively Mrs. Mary Holm Agriculture, Mathematics Girls’ Physical Education Mr. Joseph Jones Algebra, Physics Mr. Paul G. Kline Algebra 9 WITH STAUNCH COURAGE Mrs. Linda Knox Mr. Carlyle Lynch World History, English Industrial Arts, Drafting Miss Margaret Martz Miss Bonnie Miller Science Girls’ Physical Education Mrs. Catherine Miller Mr. Joseph Miller Home Economics Music, Mathematics, Science Mr. James Moyers, Jr. Mr. Wayne Myers American History Chemistry, Biology, Science World History Mrs. Mary Orebaugh Mrs. Phoebe Orebaugh English, American History French, World History Mrs. Lois Rhodes Government, English Mrs. Charlotte Ridings Science 10 AND PATIENCE Mrs. Mildred Ryder Mrs. Viola Sager Home Economics Bookkeeping, Typing Mrs. Louise Showman English, Latin Mrs. Sandra Southard Mathematics, English Mrs. Betty Strother Mr.George Teed, Jr. English, Social Studies Biology Mrs. Betty Turner Mrs. Nellie Wampler English, Social Studies English, Guidance Mr. Earl Wine Mr. William B. Woolf Agriculture Mathematics, Economics Mrs. Joy Clougherty Dietician 11 NON-TEACHING PERSONNEL Mrs. Grace Long, Miss Rebecca Crist, Mrs. Bess Mason, Mrs. Vita Crist Mr. Raymond Holsinger, Mr. Will Jameson r ' -v ►v v 1 Marching on to high endeavor CLASSES 13 LAST YEAR OF CLASSES Economics Government English Chemistry Physics Typing Geometry Drafting French II Latin II Bookkeeping Shorthand 1 Art Distributive Education Home Economics 14 SENIORS CLASS OF 1964 OFFICERS Terry Wilt-President, Bonnie Sue Emswiler-Vice President, Ellen Cullers-Secretary, Walter Graves-Treasurer. MOTTO: If you have built castles in the air, Do not despair, that is where they should be; Now put the foundations under them.” COLORS: Lavender and Silver FLOWER: Lavender Rose RONALD AREHART Son of Mr. and Mrs. William Arehart Brain... brawn” SENIORS KAY ANDES Daughter of Mrs. Eunice Hill Beauty . . . brains . . . compact model” ALAN ARMSTRONG Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong Mathematical genius . . . wit, too” MARY ATWOOD Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Atwood Words, words, and more words” rr Fll note you in my book of memory” CAROLYN BARE Daughter of Mrs. Laura Bare Sweet image...” JOYCE BAZZLE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Bazzle Quiet ... neat” WILLIAM BIBBLE Son of Nina Mae Getz Quiet . . . unassuming” GERALD BEAN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bean Bean in name... nut” 4§k. % 16 CLASS OF 1964 STANLEY BIBLE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Bible Smoky heights .. SCOTT BLACK Son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Black Vote for Black!” rr Well never forget ... how big this school looked ... how little we felt — in the eighth grade.” DAVID BRENEMAN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Breneman Optimism . . . Stude- baker” WOODROW BROWN, JR. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Brown, Sr. Personality counts . . . JOHNNY BRANNER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Branner Speedy Gonzales” BLAIR CAMPBELL Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Campbell The mind’s construction . . mischievous” L.B. BRANNER, III Son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Bradford Branner Rich in all that counts . . ” CAROLYN CAVE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cave Dainty ... quiet” 17 SHELBY COMER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Comer Small . . . quiet . . . sincere” SENIORS NELSON CLINE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cline Look like the innocent flower.. ROONEY COFFMAN Son of Mrs. Marie Whetzel Scientific visions . Hours — how sweet their memories still” William Cowper MARY ELLEN DEAN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dean The smile is there ... life is good” MARY FRANCES DELAWDER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Garnett Delawder Secret of sweetness . . . ELLEN CULLERS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cullers Initiative . . . character” CAROLYN DELLINGER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson Dellinger An air of serenity . . BEVERLY DOVE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Nelson Dove Dove ... as the song of a bird” 18 KENNETH EMERSON Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Emerson Mighty carrier . . . sidewise smile” CLASS OF 1964 CHESTER DOVE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Justin Dove A gentleman . . . trust” GLORIA DOVE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luke Dove Demure . . . ladylike” BONNIE LOIS EMSWILER Daughter of Mrs. Cleta Emswiler A maiden to praise” Do you remember? .. .’61 tournament victory ... new friendships BONNIE SUE GARY EMSWILER EMSWILER Son 0 f Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Emswiler Emswiler Who? Me??” Unquestionable knowl¬ edge . . . exuberant spirit” MARY MARGARET EMSWILER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Emswiler So kind and sweet” THELMA ESTEP Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Estep Loyal... true” WALTER GRAVES Son of Dr. and Mrs. Walter Graves . . less worry... no worry ... smile” AMOS FLEMING Son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fleming Asks questions . . . answers them” SENIORS JERRY FAHRNEY Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fahrney Jolly good fellow” DUANE FAIREATHER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Fairweather As the world goes” CAROL FLORY Daughter of Mr. Stanley Flory Let there be song” KARL HALTERMAN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Halterman Considerate . . . captivat¬ ing” rr Sweet the memory is to me.” Henry W. Longfellow JUDY GILLESPIE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Staynor Life promises much” ZANE GOOD Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Good Unassuming . . . artistic” MICHAEL HINEGARDNER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hinegardner Sincerely romantic” CAROLYN HOTTINGER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hottinger So calm and sweet” CLASS OF 1964 VIRGINIA HOLLER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Holler Loves to laugh” JOYCE HOTTINGER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hottinger Quiet and nice” CHRISTINE HARRISON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Harrison, Jr. Here, there, and every¬ where” ELAINE HARTMAN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L. Hartman Loves fun . . . has opin¬ ions” Let us recall - ... sophomore class party ... those glorious ball games SARAH HOLSINGER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pasco Holsinger Talkative . . . intelligent” KENNETH HOSAFLOOK Son of Mr. and Mrs. Meryl Hosaflook Good old chap” SENIORS CHARLES JOHNSON Foster Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ludholtz Undecided ... time to think” GAIL KELLER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy L Keller Golden-haired doll . sparkling eyes” MARY FRANCES KILE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kile Bonnie lassie” ALICE KLINE Daughter of Mr. Lucy R. Kline Kind hearted and true” rr A man’s real possession is his memory.” Alexander Smith CARLENE KNUPP Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Garber Choice already made” JOHN KNUPP Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Townsend Salesman at heart” JACQUELYN KOHNE Cousin of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Martz Will to do” JOE LAM Son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mongold I’m a patrolman” 22 H. B. LANTZ Son of Mrs. Thelma Lantz The charmer ... and so intelligent” CLASS OF 1964 LOIS LAM Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Lam Ready for fun ...” ELLEN LANTZ Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Lantz Dreamy eyed . . . lovely” HELEN JOYCE LANTZ Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laymon Lantz Nobly planned .. Remembrances of ... decorating for the Jr. — Sr. Prom ... helping with commencement activities HELEN K. LANTZ Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lantz Life is so sweet.. DANNY LAWSON Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lawson Surprising thoughts AUDREY LAYMAN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Layman Dreams do come true . . .” LOIS LILLARD Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Amiss Lillard Genuine ... set to achieve” 23 DELYN MATHIAS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Mathias Areyou serious???” KENNETH MAY Son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. May The hunter ... a gentleman SENIORS LINDA LONAS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Huffman I ' m happy.. SANDRA MASON Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mason I was thinking????” We’ll remember ... class rings ... senior trip ... class meetings ... senior play HOWARD MCALLISTER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard McAllister One obstacle at a time ...” BETTY MEADOWS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Meadows Fastidious . . . bewitch¬ ing . . .” LINDA MILLER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller Winsome ... true .. 24 OWEN MILLER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller Lover of the earth .. CLASS OF 1964 JOAN MITCHELL Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mitchell An inquiring mind . . . a cheerful heart” LYNN MOHLER Son of Mrs. Mabel Alexander Beareth all things . . . believeth all things” BETTY MONGOLD Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mongold Days pass . . . surprises come” rr Memory plays an old tune on the heart” John Ballantine Gough FRANK MURRAY Son of Mr. and Mrs. William Murray Perseverance . . JARRETT NESSELRODT Son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Nesselrodt Pleasing countenance .. FRED MONGOLD Son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mongold A man with a purpose . . TAMARA OREBAUGH Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Orebaugh Mischief in the air.. NELLY O’ROARK Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter O’Roark Good outlook on life . . .” 25 SENIORS SANDRA PETIT Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Petit Everyone has a hobby .. ALICE PHILLIPS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Phillips In wonderland . . . not really” rr 0f lovely things to hold in memory.” JAMES RI GGLEMAN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Riggleman Now what??” ELAINE RITCHIE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ritchie An image gay ...” EILEEN PRICE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chesley Price Softly spoken . . JANET REEDY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Reedy Faithful worker . . EMMA LOU RITCHIE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ritchie Auburned hair . . . fair of face” PHYLLIS ROTHGEB Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Rothgeb Coy ... mild ... kind” 26 CLASS OF 1964 RANDY RYMAN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Ryman I know something funny.” CAROLYN SAGER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sager Perfection . . . simplicity” REX SHELTON Son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Shelton Above all else .. ROGER SHIRKEY Son of Mr. and Mrs. Dorman Shirkey Quiet ways . .. casual” Memories of ... Jr. — Sr. Prom ... Homecoming ... Valentine Party BETTYJOE SHOEMAKER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Shoemaker Supporting soul . . .” KAREN SHOPE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shope Chic . . . reserved” JAY DEE SHOWALTER Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Showalter Cool . . . calm . . . collective” JAMES SIMMERS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Simmers Goals are to be reached . . .” 27 SENIORS SANDRA SIMMERS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Simmers Thoughtful . . . pleasant ... friendly” ALBERT SMITH Son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Smith Industrious . . . mild- mannered” RICHARD SMITH Son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Smith Life-lover.. FRANK SORRELLS Son of Mrs. Thelma Sorrells Life is a game .. rr ... the memory still is dear.” Sappho of Lesbos DETRA SPITZER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spitzer Gaily I walk ...” TERRY SPITZER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Spitzer A pretty good fellow SANDEE SWANK Daughter of Mrs. Christine Swank Blonde . . . petite . . . unique” 28 CHARLES C. TURNER Son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Turner Lure of faraway places . . CLASS OF 1964 KAY ELLEN TURNER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Granvil Turner Amicable . . . devoted” PHYLLIS TURNER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Turner Likeable qualities ... friend to all” ROGER LEE TURNER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Turner Detour to fun .. WINSTON TURNER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Turner Dependable . . . strong in will” GRADUATION... EVERLASTING FRIENDSHIPS ELLIS TUSING Son of Mr. and Mrs. Sturn Tusing Makes his presence known.. JOSEPH TUSING Son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tusing To be or not to be . MARY JANE WEASE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wease Whimsical . . . and what else?” BARBARA WEESE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weese Others first . . . enchant¬ ing” 29 i SENIORS JO ANN WHITE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred White Brisk ... vivacious” PATRICIA WHITE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley White Piquant . . . pleasant” DOUGLAS WILLIAMS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Williams Good all around.. JANET WINE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wine With a mind to serve . . TERRY WILT Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilt Down to earth leader¬ ship . . DORIS WITTIG Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Wittig Quiet is her manner . . rr Thanks — for precious every-lingering memories MARILYN WOODY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Woody Effervescent . . . maybe” Walt Whitman ROY ZIRK Son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Zirk Quiet genius ...” FRANCES YANKEY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Yankey Life is good.. BARBARA ZIRKLE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zirkle Quiet . . . ambitious ELEVENTH GRADE - CLASS OF 1965 Officers: Tommy Cline, president; Lee Branner, vice president; Linda Golladay, secretary; Randy Cline, treasurer. A Farewell Message to the Rising Seniors: We, seniors, look back and see you following closely. We all wish, in some way, that we could stay, although we have plans for the future. Not one of us leaves without feeling regret for some small things we failed to do to lessen the work of the faculty or make a day brighter for someone. We leave you with the following thought: work now so that as you approach graduation you can look back and say, I have done my best. I have set a good example for the underclassmen.” Make best use of your opportunities and you will have them forever. The MEMORIES staff DRAW NEARER TO THEIR GOAL Linda Abbott Linda Alger Paul Andes Judy Armentrout Sherry Armentrout Dale Baker Sandra Baker Shirley Baker Richard Barkley Hugh Bazzle Linda Billhimer Phyllis Bollinger Kenneth Cobb Alice Coffman Herman Conley Sharon Crider Fonda H. Cullers Roger Davis Linda Delawder Fay Dellinger Jean Cousins Carolyn Crider Sue Clarke Faye Cline Ginger Cline Randy Cline Tommy Cline Linda Bradfield Sara Brainard Lee Branner Elden Burkholder Dorothy Caplinger Linda Charlton 32 THINK MORE SERIOUSLY OF CAREERS Jerry Depoy Sue Derrer Andra Donson Barbara Dove Junior Dove Cloyd Emswiler Jacquelyn Emswiler Esther Estep Tommy Estep Vicki Fairweather Jeanette Feddon Jerry Fisher Ina Fitzwater Leonard Fitzwater Howard Freeman Gloria French Fred Fulk Richard Fulk Linda Fuller Ronald Funkhouser Joan Garber Theresa Garber Linda Golloday 33 FORM LASTING FRIENDSHIPS David Hill Alice Hinegardner Peggy Holsinger Sue Holsinger Charlotte Horn Faydene Hottinger Beverly Keister Elaine Keister Judy Keller Newton Kennedy Wayne Kipps Linda Lam Calvin Lantz Roger Lantz Grover Layman Joseph Leecy R. Z. Litten Gordon Livesay Myrna Milliser Linda Moyer Wayne Mongold Earl Moyers Linda Sue Moyers Richard Moyers 34 PARTICIPATE IN ORGANIZATIONS Conrad Myers Debbie Myers Gary Orebaugh Mack Orebaugh Emily Parks Priscilla Pence Donna Phillips Marvin Phillips Lydia Pirkey Karen Posten Linda Pratt Robert Pye Carol Reedy Nancy Reedy Joan Reid Phyllis Reid Patricia Rhodes Richard Rhodes David Ritchie Phyllis Ritchie Ellen Roadcap Donna Runion Ellen Runion Harvey Runion Wayne Runion Gilbert Sager Linda Shifflett Judy Shoemaker Alvin Secrist Jeryl Sellers Phyllis Shoemaker Polly Shope ESTABLISH INDIVIDUAL CHARACTERISTICS Carolyn Showalter Ruel Showalter Connie Shumaker Lester Shumaker Jacquelyn Simmers Michael Simmers Dennis Smith Gary Smith Judy C. Smith Judy K. Smith Sandra Souder Beverly Strawderman Carolyn Strawderman Lucy Strawderman Nancy Stroop Carol Swank Johnny Tease Shirley Terry William Thomas Amy Turner Marilyn Turner Geraldine Vanpelt Linda Waggy Karyn Whetzel Larry Whetzel Marcia Whetzel Alice Ann Whitmore Paula Windsor Bennie Williams Marjorie Wine Don Wrenn Randall Zirkle 36 THE TENTH GRADE - CLASS OF 1966 Officers: S.E. Brown, president; Steven Whitmer, vice president; Jo Etta Williams, secretary; Frances Cullers, treasurer. The 212 sophomores participate actively in various sports, clubs, and musical groups. They are encouraged to make plans for their future, and select courses which prepare them for their choices. During the sophomore year the pupils definitely establish reputa¬ tions and begin to make individualistic impressions upon others. They are the future school leaders and will develop into responsible school citizens. Ernest Alder Donald Alexander Richard Atwood Judy Ann Bazzle Beatrice Bean Kay Biller Steve Bollinger Jerry Branner Janie Brown Richard Brown S. E. Brown Weldon Burkholder Donald Callahan Barbara Campbell Henry Campbell Jay Campbell Jo Anne Campbell David Carr Denis Carr Eleanor Cave Linda Clayton Bonnie Cline Patty Sue Cline Phyllis Cline Leonard Cobb Rosemary Coffman Joyce Combs Ida Comer REALIZING THEIR ABILITIES Gloria K. Conley William Cousins Deborah Crawford Joey Crider Frances Cullers Wilbert Cullers Nolan Deane Pauline Dean Lawrence Deavers R. O. Deavers Lois Delawder Richard Dennis Fay Derrer Delores K. Dickenson James Dove Phyllis Dove Ronald Dove Sharon Dove Dorothy Emerick Jearl Emerson Peggy Emerson Judy Ann Emswile r Donna Ennis Jane Fadely 38 Judy Fadely Bonnie Fitzwater Annetta Flickinger Carolyn Foltz Deborah Foltz Roger Ford Donald Frank Alvin Freed Allen Fulk Denver Fulk Joyce Fulk Linda Fulk Robert Fulk Linda Funkhouser Doris Garber James George Leon Good Wilda Good Terry Graber Tamara Grandle Emery Griffith Edgar Harper Linda Hash Tommy Hepner Delores Hill Howard Holsinger Larry Holsinger Lucille Hoover DEVELOPING THEIR PERSONALITIES Ruth Hornick Durwood Hottinger Linda Hottinger Vicki Hottle Robert Huffman Cozetta Johnson William Kauffman Carolyn Keller Joyce Kline Bonnie Knight Gary Lantz Carol Ann Lawson Lynda Lee Linda Lemons Catherine Lloyd David Loker Ronald Loker John Long Cheryle Ludholtz William Ludholtz Dale MacAllister Burt MacKenzie Cheryl Mathias Robert Mathias 39 David May Deborah May Elizabeth McCorkle Dee Wayne Messick Andy Middleton Linda C. Miller Lory Miller Sonja Miller Linda Mitchell Wayne Mitchell Phyllis Mongold John R. Moore Charles Morris Tommy Moyer Delores Moyers Jane K. Moyers Jane M. Moyers Lola Moyers Russell Nesselrodt Stephen Nesselrodt William Pangle Marshall Paulin Kaye Payne Judy Perkins Christine Phillips Gloria Polk Robert Presgraves Steve Proctor BECOMING BETTER CITIZENS Carla Reedy Dorothy Reedy Judy Reedy Violet Reedy James Reid Eileen Rhodes Ronald Rhodes Barbara Riggleman Delores Ritchie Donald Ritchie Dorothy Ritchie Joyce Ritchie June Ritchie Lana Ritchie Larry Ritchie Phyllis Ritchie Ray Ritchie Robert Roadcap Eileen Runion Jo Anne Runion Rimothy Runion Roy Rusmisel, Jr Bennie Sager Keith Sager 40 Sandra Sager Harold Sanders James Saulton Joseph See Dennis Sellers Fern Shank Peggy Shoemaker Glen Showalter Hollis Showalter Diane Showman John Sites Barry Smallwood Gale Smith Harold Smith Linda Smith Ronald Smith Terry Smith Elizabeth Smy th 3 Gregory Snow David Sonifrank John Spitzer Ruth Strawderman Thomas Strickler James Stultz Margaret Stutzman Nancy Thomas Charles Thompson LEARNING THROUGH EXPERIENCE Ronald Thompson Linda Trumbo Beverly Turner Dennis Turner Linda Turner Margaret Turner Sylvia Turner Gary Tusing Wylie Walton Carolyn Wampler Jack Wenger Carolyn Westfall Dennis Whetzel Gary Whetzel Linda Whetzel Carolyn White Stephen Whitmer Randy Whitmore William Wilkins Imogene Williams Jo Etta Williams Shirl Wimer Ronald Wittig Warren Wittig Natalie Woody Sharon Yankey Barbara Zirk Sharon Zirkle Not Pictured Edward Bennett Wayne Crider Nancy Summers THE NINTH GRADE - CLASS OF 1967 OFFICERS Connie Golladay Secretary Steve Rhodes Treasurer Marvin ShifTlet Vice President Hunter Ray Hollar President Brenda Alger Thomas Arehart Larry Armentrout Kay Armstrong Gary Baker Carolyn Bazzle Charles Bell Frank Biller Joyce Blosser Shirley Bowden Gary Brown Susan Brown Ramona Brunk Marlin Burkholder James Bushong 42 ARE ACCUSTOMED TO HIGH SCHOOL LIFE Paula Caplinger Patty Carper Danny Carr Delmas Carr Dewitt Carr Joseph Cave Aldon Charlton Gloria Cline Linda Cline Sharon Cline Gary Clinedinst Michael Coakley Faye Coffman Robert Coffman Donald Collins Patsy Combs Larry Conley Marshall Cooper Richard Cooper Eddie Corbin Bobby Crawford Gloria Crider Judy Crider John Crist Phyllis Cullers Linda Custer Kenneth Custer Mary Jane Custer David Davis Deborah Davis Jo Ann Davis Kathryn Davis Melanie Davis Regina Deavers Lois Delawder Doris Dellinger Donna Depoy Margie Dinges Anna Lee Dinges Bobby Donovan Carolyn Dove Doris Dove Ellen Dove Fred Dove Lanny Dove Linda Dove Marvin Dove Thomas Dove Robert Eby Steven Eckard Meredith Emswiler Charles Estep Joe Falls Donn Fawley Ronald Fawley Randolph Feaster 43 ARE ACQUAINTED WITH THE FACULTY Colleen Fisher Winfield Fitzsimmons Jackie Flemming Ellen Flick James Flory Virginia Frank Carl Fulk Brent Garber Pamela Garber Susan Gladwell Connie Golladay Dale Good Gregory Good Linda Good Douglas Halterman Esther Halterman Diana Harpine Sue Harvey Carolyn Hawse Deborah Heatwole Gene Hedrick Galen Hensley Darla Hess Hunter Hollar Franklin Holsinger Michael Hoover Russell Horn Emma Hostetler Bonnie Hottinger Diane Hottinger Thelma Huffman Earl Hulvey L. C. Hutton Michael Hylton Darlene Kauffman Shirley Keister Beverly Keller Robert King Warren Kipps Madge Kline Betty Knight David Knight Ronald Kyger Rebecca Landes Dennis Lantz Linda Lantz Gary Lantz Judy Lawson Nancy Lawson Linda Layman Linwood Liskey Alice Lohr Janet Lokey Barbara Long Jerry Long Robert Long 44 ARE WELL ON THEIR WAY Don MacKenzie Linda Martz Sherrie Mathias Sue Ann Mathias Bonnie Mason Larry May William Messerley Dana Messerley Alice Miller Allen Miller Anna Miller Fred Miller Glenn Miller Joseph Miller Kenneth Miller Saraona Minnich Peggy Minnick Charles Mitchell Nancy Mitchell Larry Mohler Donald Mongold Geraldine Mongold Lefue Mongold Ronald Mongold Wilma Mongold Brenda Morris Claire Moyer Clayton Moyers Susan Myers Trenna Myers Randolph Nesselrodt Wayne Nicholas Lana Norman Susan Orebaugh William Ott Charles Payne Millard Pence Sandra Pence Sandra K. Pence Linda Poston Amelia Puffenbarger Douglas Puffenbarger Henry Quesenberry Delmas Ratliff Delmer Ratliff Sandra Reamer Mary Reedy Robert Reedy Mary Reese Walter Reese Mary Rexrode Steven Rhodes Allen Ritchie Deborah Ritchie Donald Allen Ritchie Dorothy Ritchie wmm Not pictured: Carroll Moyers 45 TO HIGH ENDEAVORS I !, S A L. JBj «o f Ellis Ritchie Freeman Ritchie Gary Ritchie Sandy Ritchie Juanita Roadcap Robert Rogers Delmas Runion James Sager Linda Sager Paul Secrist Donna See Mary Lee See Brenda Shank Jerry Shank Randall Shank Audre Shaeffer Marcus Sheets John Sherman Marvin Shifflet Alice Shoemaker Loretta Shoemaker Dennis Showman Sharon Showalter Steven Showalter Nelson Simmers Marie Sine Samuel Sligar Deborah Smallwood Barbara Smith Sharon Smith Katherine Snyder Gary Souder Woodrow Southerly Linda Spitzer Terry Spitzer Gerald Strite Altha Stutzman Gay Lynn Summers Shirley Summers Nancy Thorne Carl Turner James Turner June Turner Sharon Turner Silas Turner James Wampler Richard Weese Roscoe Westfall Dale Whetzel Donna Whetzel Dawn Wilkins Helen Wilkins Deborah Wittig Ramona Wittig Susan Wittig George Yancey Not pictured: Justin Stroop 46 THE EIGHTH GRADE - CLASS OF 1968 Lowell Turner Treasurer Carolyn Harpine Secretary Susan Showalter Vice-President Eugene Bare President Gary Alexander Emily Alger Victor Alger Franklin Allman Peggy Arehart JoEllen Armentrout Mary Armentrout Paul Armentrout William Armstrong Arthur Atwood Linda Baker Paul Baker William Baker Eugene Bare 47 COME FROM MANY SCHOOLS William Barkley Kenneth Bazzle Margaret Bear Ronnie Bible Shirley Biller Marilee Black Galen Bowman Bonnie Brady Joyce Brady James Brock Randy Brown Ray Burkholder Roger Caldwell Jerry Calhoun Delmas Callahan Roger Caplinger Diana Carr Matthew Carr Fred Clarke Rodney Cleaver Christine Clinedinst Gail Comer Danny Conley Margaret Conley Larry Corbin Wayne Cousins Geraldine Crawford June Crawford Lana Crider Linda Crider Marcella Crider James Crompton Cletus Cullers Charles Custer James Custer John Custer Loraine Davis Jennifer Dean Dorothy Delawder James Delawder Weldon Delawder Jacquelin Dellinger Wayne Dellinger Nelson Dickenson Wayne Diehl Clealen Dove Larry Dove Virginia Dove William Carroll Dove Gary Drummond David Eaton Eddie Emerson Alan Emswiler Deborah Emswiler Leonard Estep Richard Estep Dorothy Fadley Linda Falls Roy Feaster Linda Fitzwater Loretta Fitzwater Linda Ford James Fox Jo Ellen Frank Beverly Freeman Patricia Frieze Donald Fulk Jay Fulk Sammie Fulk Steven Fulk Larry Garber Nancy Garner 48 BECOME PART OF A LARGE GROUP Karey Getz Peggy George Charles E. Good Charles S. Good John Good Ray Good William Good Judson Goodloe Sandra Goodloe Larry Graber Barbara Graves Charlotte Grogg Claude Halterman Franklin Harper Carolyn Harpine Stanley Harpine Faye Harrison Garland Hess Joyce Hess Judy Higgs Daniel Hill Joann Hinkle Violet Hiser Ronnie Holsinger Janet Horn Wanda Hornick Carl Hottinger Donna Hottinger Gerald Hottinger Johnny Hottinger Yvonne Jenkins Jerry Keller Judy Keller Peggy Kennedy Garland Keplinger Ervin Kile Janet Kile Eugene Kline Ronald Kline Walton Kline John Knight Cathy Knopp Gregory Knupp Richard Knupp Doris Kuykendall Willie Lambert Hugh Lantz Leonard Lantz Miriam Lantz Patricia Lantz Rebecca Lantz Richard Lantz Billy Layman Monte Layman Wanda Layman Wesley Lee Paul Lillard William Liskey Susan Lloyd Elizabeth Lohr Charles Loker Robert Lokey Donald Long Patricia Ludholtz Bonnie Manning Ronald Martz James Mason Walter Mason Barry Mathias Brenda Mathias Janet Mathias Nancy Mathias 49 TO SEEK NEW ADVENTURES Susan Mathias Randy May Ronald May Karen McDaniel Deborah McDonaldson Judy Messick Barbara Miller Larry Miller Nancy Miller John Mills Randall Mitchell Samuel Mohler Linda Mohler Wade Mohler Donnie Mongold Janet Mongold Juanita Mongold Patricia Mongold Sandra Moore Doris A. Moyers Doris E. Moyers Lois Moyers Randall Moyers Ronnie Moyers Claranell Mundy Joseph Nicholas Betty Nieswander Alice Orebaugh Patrick Ott Gary Payne Barbara Peery Thomas Pence Jerry Pence Karen Phillips Brenda Plagger Ro setta Polk Brenda Poston Douglas Price Virginia Priest Linda Quesenberry Evelyn Ratliff Velma Ratliff Carolyn Ray Stanley Raynes Susan Reamer Janet Reedy John Reedy Paulett Reedy Debbie Reid Richard Rexrode James Rhodes Joe Rhodes Linda Riggleman Robert Riggleman Steve Riggleman Charles Ritchie Jackie Ritchie Jerry Ritchie John Ritchie Mary Jane Ritchie Patricia Ritchie Robert Ritchie Fred Rogers Wayne Sandridge James Schaeffer Walter Secrist Orville C. See Stephen See Evelyn Shank Kenneth Shenk Carroll Shifflett Mary Shifflett 50 TO SET NEW GOALS Lana Shipe Lonnie Shoemaker Martha Shoemaker Russell Shoemaker Sue Shope Elva Showalter Karla Showalter Ralph Showalter Susan Showalter Bonnie Shumaker Roger Simmers Sandra Simmers Linda Sites Mary Sites Blaine Smith Donna Smith Gerry Smith Rebecca Smyth Johnnie Sonifrank Nona Sonifrank Preston Souder Anne Spitzer Mark Spitzer Jack Stayner Linda Strawderman Gloria Stroop Larry Stroop Peggy Stroop Ruby Stroop Vernon Stroop Joel Swank Judy Taylor Richard Taylor Larry Thompson Lonnie Thompson Terry Thompson Gregory Turner Joseph Turner Larry Turner Linda Turner Lowell Turner Anna Vann Charles Waggy Debbie Wampler Wayne Wampler Judy Weaver Joy Webster Lois Wenger Douglas Wheelbarger Barbara Whetzel Betty Whetzel Judy Whetzel Larry Whetzel Jack Whitmore Wanna Wilfong Frieda Wilkins Marie Williams Ronnie Williams Shelia Williams Mildred Wilson Sharon Wimer Ernest Wine Barry Wittig Carla Wittig Edward Wittig Thomas Wittig Betty Y ankey Clyde Zigler Ralph Zigler Linda Zirk Robert Zirkle Ruth Zirkle Not Pictured: Roger Simmers Glen VanPelt 51 Always aiming at some service good and true.” CLUBS BROADWAY HIGH SCHOOL BAND IN REHEARSAL ON THE FIELD 54 BROADWAY HIGH SCHOOL BAND . , ' u ON THE STAGE The Band Stimulates school spirit Lends color and pageantry Broadens our culture Provides good music At football games For special occasions In community parades Participates in District Band Festival Mr. Edgar T. Branner, director 55 MIXED CHORUS GLEE CLUB The Mixed Chorus Presents Opera The Lowland Sea” Participates in District Choral Festival Presents religious programs at churches Sends representatives to All-State Chorus Provides inspirational singing Deepens our appreciation for good music 56 MIXED CHORUS A selected group who sing For Special Occasions Meetings of civic groups Church programs MELODY ANNS 57 FUTURE FARMERS AND HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Officers: Winston Turner, president; Elden Burkholder, vice president; Dennis Smith, secretary; Jimmy Flory, treasurer; Kenneth May, reporter; Ernest Hess, sentinel. Officers: Jane Fadely, president; Sandra Baker, vice president; Marlene Turner, secretary; Cheryl Mathias, treasurer. 58 ELI - THE DRAMATIC CLUB jntik f«« ««| Iff ! 1 II Officers: Ellis Tusing, president; Betty Meadows, vice president; Linda Miller, secretary; Kay Andes, treasurer; Carol Flory, reporter; Lynn Mohler, handbook editor. B.H.S. SCIENCE CLUB Officers: Rooney, president; C. C. Turner, vice president; Andra Donson, secretary; Scott Black, treasurer; Alice Ann Whitmore, reporter; Linda Miller, typist. m y Sw HI . 1 $ f Hi M l H W ' ft t at m wiS • -f ftp a UngBmf JiyipF 4 1 a jp. � - ljUHb r ■ M l ft|£ ®| t f t9v lKflr4 Jj?S§ M- 59 SAFETY PATROL Mr. Kline, sponsor; Carol Flory, secretary. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB Officers: Betty Mongold, president; Boug Williams, vice president; Joyce Hottinger, secretary; Charlotte Horn, treasurer; Fred Mongold, reporter. 60 GREEN QUILL STAFF Sandee Swank, Ellis Tusing, Emma Lou Ritchie, Mary Lou Messick, Beverly Dove, Betty Jo Shoe¬ maker, Linda Miller, Carolyn Hottinger, Mrs. Rebecca Branner-sponsor, Linda Billhimer, Betty Meadows-editor, Gail Keller, Beverly Keister. LETTERMEN’S CLUB Coach Arbogast, Hollis Showalter, Jerry Fisher, Winston Turner, Richard Moyers, Howard Freeman, Amos Fleming, Frank Sorrells, H. B. Lantz, Roger Turner, Ronald Arehart-secretary and treasurer, Kenneth Hosaflook-president, Roger Shirkey, James Simmers-reporter, David Ritchie, Michael Simmers, Chester Dove, Jay Dee Showalter, Robert Mathias, Clark Lohr, Thomas Cline, Gary Orebaugh, Richard Dennis, Terry Spitzer, Mack Orebaugh, Kenneth Emerson. Not pictured: Kenny May-vice president. STUDENT COUNCIL r jp Jm -A M i A Officers: Kay Ellen Turner, president; Richard Moyers, vice president; Ina Fitzwater, secretary. Eighth Grade Richard Lantz Mary Ellen Armentrout Cathy Knopp Ronnie Holsinger Paul Baker Kenneth Bazzle Shelia Williams Beverly Freeman Ninth Grade Ramona Wittig Meredith Emswiler Michael Hylton Michael Hoover James Wampler John Crist Joe Rhodes Tenth Grade Richard Brown Bonnie Sue Fitzwater Terry Smith Hollis Showalter Marshall Paulin Bert MacKenzie Eleventh Grade Linda Delawder Elden Burkholder Andra Donson Jerry Fisher Alice Ann Whitmore Faye Dellinger Donnie Williams Joan Garber Gilbert Sager Twelfth Grade Kay Andes James Simmers Ellen Lantz H. B. Lantz Carolyn Dellinger Roy Zirk 62 THE STAFF - MEMORIES 1964 Lynn Mohler, Gail Keller, Phyllis Rothgeb, Kay Andes, Kay Turner, Carolyn Dellinger, Scott Black-Busi¬ ness Manager, Bonnie Emswiler, C. C. Turner, Helen Lantz and Elaine Hartman-Co-Editors, Walter Graves, Linda Miller, Ellen Cullers, Sandra Simmers, Alice Phillips, Joan Mitchell. Carolyn Bare, Sandra Swank, Carolyn Dellinger, and Barbara Weese arrange eighth grade pages. The editors and the sponsor make final plans. 63 ■ w - t iiiiiii ' S ' � v Tt � 5 5 «f«w «� — a - . g I i ' ft ' ' “ u _ f K g� •IffTHr i r Wm« ta-gg E s ggsaaUKSga Mr vMF 11• tw JWW . • - ? m r wms v ' - lm f m i e- - ■• I fcj - ■ ' .� ssrawir £$% ■ « ' ■?• -.-•••■ •-•■. ' ■ fl ps ii safe ? ■■ ' • . Thus it strives with earnest effort for the goals yet unattained” I I ! I i i ! SPORTS J. V. CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Colleen Fisher, Connie Gollo- day, Linda Crider, Linda Cline, Joy Web¬ ster, Susan Myers. J. V. FOOTBALL Front Row: Ralph Showalter, Ronnie Kyger, Ronnie Kline, Wayne Cousins, Jim Rhodes, Billy Layman, Blaine Smith, Randy Brown, Mike Hoover, Eddie Wittig, Steve Rhodes, Ronnie Holsinger, Charles Mitch¬ ell, Doug Halterman, John Crist, Wesley Lee. Back Row: Butch Ems- wiler, Jay Fulk, Monte Laymon, Doug Wheelbarger, Marvin Shifflett, Jack Stayner, Larry Turner, Roscoe Westfall, Donn Fawley, Mike Hylton, Millard Pence, Joel Swank, Jay Whitmore, Richard Lantz, Gary Souder, Hunter Hollar. Not Pictured: Richard Weese, Jerry Long, Tommy Wittig. ' • ' VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: James Simmers, Steve Procter, Robert Fulk, John Long, Jerry Fisher, Tom Cline, Hollis Showalter, Paul Andes, Kenneth Emerson. Second Row: Andy Middleton, William Cousins, Roscoe Westfall, Ernest Hess, Richard Dennis, Randy Cline, Terry Smith, Larry Whetzel, Charles Thompson. Third Row: Frankie Sorrells, Jack Wenger, Kenneth Hosaflook, Kenneth May, H. B. Lantz, R. O. Deavers, Ronald Funkhouser, Jay Dee Showalter, Tommy Moyers. SCHEDULE Sept. 13 R. E. Lee Away Sept. 21 Waynesboro Here Sept. 27 Harrisonburg Away Oct. 4 Turner Ashby Away Oct. 12 Clark County Here Oct. 18 Strasburg Away Oct. 26 Stonewall Here Nov. 2 Elkton Here Nov. 9 Montevideo Here James Simmers, Frank Sorrells, Ken- TRI-CAPTAINS neth Hosaflook 67 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Linda Golladay, Phyllis Reid, Elaine Keister, Barbara Weese, L. B. Branner, Terry Spitzer, Detra Spitzer, Polly Shope, Alice Whitmore, Mary Wease. MANAGERS Joey Crider, Glen Showalter, Gilbert Sager, Linda Lynch, Bonnie Sue Emswiler, Susan Mathias. 68 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Richard Dennis, Jerry Fisher, S. E. Brown, John Tease, Robert Fulk, Mack Orebaugh, Clark Lohr. Second Row: Marshall Paulin, Roger Turner, Howard Freeman, Dick Moyers, Frankie Sorrells, Gilbert Sager, Eldon Burk¬ holder, Mike Simmers, H. B. Lantz. COACHES Mr. Jack Arbogast, Football; Mrs. Joseph Jones, Baseball; Mr. Thomas Allebaugh, Track; Mr. James Moyers, Basket¬ ball. SCHEDULE Dec. 6 Rappahannock Dec. 10 Turner Ashby Dec. 13 Elkton Dec. 17 Stonewall Jackson Jan. 7 Montevideo Jan. 10 Luray Jan. 14 Page County Jan. 17 Central Jan. 18 Harrisonburg Jan. 24 Clark County Jan. 28 Montevideo Jan. 31 Strasburg Feb. 1 Harrisonburg Feb. 4 Luray Feb. 7 Warren County Feb. 11 Turner Ashby Feb. 18 Page County Feb. 21 Elkton 1 9 | | Be � . 69 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL BOYS First Row: Don Fawley, Nelson Simmers, Meredith Emswiler, Mike Hylton, Randall Shank, Steve Rhodes, John Long. Second Row: Hunter Hollar, Jerry Shank, Dennis Turner, R. O. Deavers, James Wampler, Andrew Middleton, Marlin Burkholder, Robert Roadcap. GIRLS First Row: Sandra Moore, Kay Armstrong, Sharon Cline, Susan Wittig, Pat Carper, Lana Shipe. Second Row: Linda Sager, Clara Nell Mundy, Elva Showalter, Debbie Smallwood, Catherine Snider, Sharon Showalter, Emily Alger. Third Row: Donna Smith, Marilee Black, Debbie Reid, Evelyn Shank, Carla Wittig, Ann Spitzer. 70 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL COACHES Mrs. Mary Holm, Varsity; Miss Bonnie Miller, Junior Varsity. First Row: Elaine Hartman, Alice Phillips, Alice Kline. Second Row: Silvia Turner, Eileen Rhodes, Bonnie Cline, Jean Haviland. Third Row: Ellen Roadcap, Frances Cul¬ lers, Jane Fadely, Debbie Crawford, Jo Etta Williams. Fourth Row: Ina Fitzwater, Linda Lemons. Fifth Row: Fay Cline, Betty Jo Shoemaker, Dottie Reedy. SCHEDULE Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Nov. 12 Nov. 15 Nov. 19 Nov. 22 Nov. 26 Dec. 3 Dec. 6 Dec. 10 Montevideo Stonewall Jackson Turner Ashby Harrisonburg Elkton Montevideo Stonew all Jackson Turner Ashby Harrisonburg Elkton 71 SCHOOL LIFE FALL OF 1963-ANOTHER SCHOOL YEAR We look eager, don’t we? WE STOOD READY TO LIVE AGAIN OUR SCHOOL SONG Our eager, faithful” teachers plot their strategy. BROADWAY HIGH POLISHED AND WAITING • • • TO RECEIVE HER PUPILS September 3 —so far being a senior seems simple. OUR FACULTY MEMBERS RETURNED TO GIVE ANOTHER YEAR OF EAGER, FAITHFUL SERVICE” 74 ACTIVITIES SOON BEGAN MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN GOT UNDERWAY- CLASSES HOPED TO RAISE MONEY FOR FUTURE NECESSITIES Our photographer, Mr. Massie THERE ARE ALWAYS THOSE WHO ARE MISSED. He makes selling sound easy! WITH BRAVE HEARTS WE MARCHED TOGETHER” . . . TO FACE THE INEVITABLE Memories are made of this.” 75 CHIEF ATTRACTION OF AUTUMN - FOOTBALL Fullback Jerry Fisher goes for another first down. THE CLEAN SMACK OF FOOTBALL WAS HEARD . . . YOUNG HOPEFULS TACKLED They said it couldn’t be done .... but we beat Waynesboro. THE GAME OF FOOTBALL 76 THE BAND, THE FANS, THE TEAM Jim Simmers can’t believe that he just made a touch¬ down. URGING GOBBLERS ON TO VICTORY THROUGH THE CRISP AUTUMN AIR RANG ENTHUSIASTIC CHEERS. The weatherman offered no help against Elkton. The winning combination works again —Sorrells to Lantz. 77 CLASSES ADJUSTED TO ROUTINE Mrs. Orebaugh is eager to see that her pupils know how to use the English language correctly. ATTENTION TURNED TO THE MORE SERIOUS ASPECT OF SCHOOL LIFE- It’s not as easy as one would think! MENTAL CULTIVATION 78 MINDS SNAPPED TO ATTENTION Versatility is their trademark. WITH WILLING HANDS AND BEST ENDEAVOR, WE LEFT NO SET TASK UNDONE.” These pupils express themselves through art. 79 TEACHERS AND PUPILS BECAME WE BRAVED From history we learn of the mistakes of the past in order to improve the future. EACH NEW PHASE OF SCHOOL LIFE: Pupils get a break from the brain work” as they exercise outdoors. TRANSLATIONS, AND PROBLEMS. EXPERIMENTS, THEMES, PROJECTS, 8 0 CONSCIOUS OF THEIR DUTIES WE ALL These girls will one day take their place in the business world. WERE STRIVING TOWARD THE SAME GOAL- GRADUATION Here we learn of ancient myths and modern realities. 81 THE TEACHERS ASSEMBLE Now keep this to yourself .... did you hear . . ?” BACK OF EVERY GOOD STUDENT IS A GOOD TEACHER It’s all in how one greets the day. The picture of innocence 82 EXTRA-CURRICULAR EXPERIENCES THE SCIENCE CLUB Science Club members prepare for an appearance on Klub Kwiz. ENRICHES AND BROADENS SCIENTIFIC MINDS. THE LETTERMEN’S CLUB Star of our faculty takes a stroll. SPONSORED FACULTY VS. PUPIL GAME 83 MA CLUBS BECOME ORGANIZED Gleason, Kitty, and Dennis the Menace couldn’t beat Hazel. He” won . ELI” INITIATION PROVED TO BE One new Eli member really gets the once over. RIGOROUS AND TREACHEROUS. 84 MEMBERS BECOME LEADERS Futur r lomemakers are not only good cooks, but they are good-looking. THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS CLUB PROVIDED ITS MEMBERS WITH EXPERIENCES WHICH WOULD STRENGTHEN THE AMERICAN FAMILY Originality from the kitchen. 85 AMERICA’S FUTURE FARMERS THE CLUB DEVELOPED AN UNDERSTANDING OF Mr. James Moyers, Sr. speaks to the F.F.A. THE PROBLEM OF FEEDING THE FUTURE POPULATION. County F.F.A. meets at Broadway 86 1964 OPERA- THE LOWLAND SEA” Beverly looks angelic as she carries the main role. Hollis and Beverly do a grand job as stars. JOHNNIE SHAFTO HAS GONE TO SEA HE’LL COME BACK AND MARRY ME.” Artificial respiration fails to revive Hollis . . . he’s dead. 87 THE GREEN GOBBLER’S FEATHER WRITES These pupils display a nose for news. JOURNALISTIC TALENTS WERE DISPLAYED FIVE TIMES DURING THE YEAR IN Hurry! Deadline’s near. THE GREEN QUILL 88 THE CLASS OF 1964 UNIQUE - MEANINGFUL- DISTINCTIVE. Money and a finger is all that’s needed. PROUDLY INITIATES THE NEW RING. The new ring is explained and accepted. THE SCHOOL SEAL- THE STATE SEAL- THE BIG B 89 THE GOBBLERETTES Betty Jo Shoemaker sinks another one for the Gobblerettes. LOVE THAT GAME. 90 AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK SUPPORTED BY MANY PARENTS ACTIVITION Mrs. Wampler and Mr. Eye meet the par¬ ents of their pupils. Refreshments are served in the cafeteria. 91 PEP RALLY - FOOTBALL PARTY A pep rally with plenty of PEP! GO! GOBBLERS GO! Our dignified teachers. GAMES FOLK DANCING PRESENTATION OF TEAM AND QUEEN 92 HOMECOMING-1964 Ellen Lantz is crowned football queen by tri-captains Jim Simmers, Kenneth Hosaflook, and Frankie Sorrells. CORONATION OF QUEEN AND PARENTS’ DAY Hail to the Queen! The Homecoming Court has ringside seats. 93 TODAY- TOMORROW’S MEMORIES There’s always time for a joke. CLASSES FRIENDS We worked, too. EVENTS How sweet it is!” 94 FUTURE GOBBLERS STRIVE FOR THE HEIGHTS Our exuberant Cheerleaders! THE PEACHES-THE CREAM-THE PEP! Eagerness personified. 95 THE BIRDS Frankie Sorrells starts off the game with a bang as Broadway High topped Stonewall. What a great Christmas present! Whoops! That one got away. 96 ADVERTISEMENTS WE APPRECIATE OUR ADVERTISERS H. D. LEE Congratulation From all of u OF VIRGINIA Graduates r o All of You L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY “Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges ” Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations — Diplomas — Personal Cards Club Insignia — Medals Trophies FRED HECHT P. O. BOX 986 Staunton, Virginia TEL. 88-66588 FRED M. BLACK SON INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Insurance of all Kinds Auto • Life • Fire • Hospitalization Mutual Investment Funds Broadway, Virginia Dial 896—1201 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BROADWAY . . . VIRGINIA Over 60 years of constructive community service 1903 -1964 ooOoo Complete Commercial Banking Facilities oOOOo Phone 896-7083 ooOoo VA. KIMBER CHICKS, INC. Broadway, Virginia BEACON FEEDS CAROLINE FARMS DIVISION OF TEXTRON INC. BEACON FEEDS Broadway 896 — 7071 J. E. Helbert John P. Zirkle We Carry a Complete Line of Replacement Parts HOOVER MOTOR COMPANY Broadway, Virginia Telephone 896-7059 PONTIAC — TEMPEST GMC TRUCKS Success Car — ' 64 edition Wide-Track Pontiac J. M. HULVEY AND SON EGGS AND MORE EGGS 00O00 GENUINE OLGA POCAHONTAS COAL Esso Heating Oil BROADWAY Dial 896-6251 HARRISONBURG Dial 434-4123 Electrical Installation - Repair - Appliances Specializing in ELECTRICAL RADIANT HEATING Wiring Supplies Keys While You Wait BROADWAY ELECTRIC SERVICE Broadway, Virginia If No Answer Call 896-3730 Phone 896-9241 BROADWAY DRUG STORE Broadway, Virginia Phone 3-3251 Carl G. Showalter, Owner DOVE - LONG HATCHERY, INC Va. — U. S. Approved — Pullorum Clean White Vantress Cross We Serve to Serve Again 00O00 Dial Broadway 896-1931 LANTZ HOMES, INC General Contractors Builders of Quality Homes Broadway Virginia QUALITY FEEDS, INC. WAYNE FEEDS WHOLESALE and RETAIL Custom Grinding and Mixing Phone 896-7063 BROADWAY, VA. ”There’s No Substitute For Quality SELLERS FURNITURE Broadway — Harrisonburg Shop With Sellers Before You Buy PROFESSIONAL DONATIONS GLICK-HOTCHKISS CLINIC RHODES SERVICE CENTER Firestone Tires Sherwin-Williams Paint Phone Broadway 3-9101 Home and Auto Supplies Westinghouse Appliances S. C. GLADWELL SONS, INC. Septic Tank Pumping Septic Tank Installation Broadway, Virginia Phone 896-0730 CO. BROADWAY MOTOR ALEXANDER MOTORS Date Time Is Skate Time At Broadway Rollerland For Private Bookings Phone 896-6570 or 896-9593 VALLEY BOOKS Friendly Service Gifts That Last at Good Books—Bibles—Pictures Supplies for the Artist THE NATIONAL BANK Also of Harrisonburg For Coin and Stamp Collectors F. BARTH GARBER, INC. GLEN SHOMO 124 South Main Harrisonburg Complete Tire Service Virginia Harrisonburg Virginia “Shoes for the Entire Family ” Dial 434-8211 Dial 4-2422 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Compliments of Harrisonburg, Va. SHENGAS CORPORATION Insured Deposits Harrisonburg Virginia Member F.D.I.C. NEWMAN BUILDING AND MATERIAL CORPORATION Building Materials - Registered Contractors Perma-stone Dealer 00OO0 Timbervile, Virginia PHONE 3-4121 FAWLEY CHEVROLET SALES Broadway Virginia Day Phone 896-7019 Night Phone 896-5421 C. C. TURNER FARMS Registered Tennessee Walking Horses Quality Chicks And Poults Dial 896-4191 Broadway, Va. PRES BROWN’S We carry all major lines including: Wilson, Spalding, Rawlings and MacGregor RHODES FUNERAL HOME 0OOO0 Broadway .... Virginia Compliments BROADWAY SUPERMARKET Broadway, Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF VALLEY OF VA. EGGS, INC. BROADWAY VA. REID ' S GARAGE COMPLETE AUTO REPAIR SERVICE Compliments of FINK ' S JEWELERS 16 South Main St. Western Virginia ' s Largest Watch Dealers Harrisonburg ... Virginia Congratulations and Best Wishes MUcki n g kara Nation a L g nk of HARRISONBURG. VA. with offices at HARRISONBURG-WEYERS CAVE GROTTOES-MOUNT SIDNEY-VERONA FOUR-WAY HATCHERY, INC. Vantress-Arbor Acres Chicks Led Brest-Pilch chicks Telephone Broadway 896-7048 Broadway. Virginia TO THE SENIORS OF BROADWAY HIGH SCHOOL May All That Is Good Be Yours BROADWAY CRYSTAL SERVICE SONNY RHODES, Manager Harold Huffman Jack Mills RIVERDALE HATCHERY, INC. Quality Baby Chicks White Vantress Crosses Ghostley ' s Pearl Leghorn Chicks U.S. Approved Pullorum Clean Broadway Phone 896-361 1 Virginia EVERGREEN FLORIST Broadway Virginia Phone 3-411 Compliments of A. W. WHITMORE SONS Merchants Broadway .... Virginia Compliments Compliments of of COLONY OPTICAL Penneys COMPANY Dispensing Opticians Warren C. Spitzer, Owner Harrisonburg, Virginia 174 South Main Street HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA BROADWAY SHOE SHOP Orthopedic Prescriptions Filled C. D. LANTZ Lumber and Building Supplies Our Compliments to the Graduating Class of 1964 BROADWAY METAL WORKS, INC. Manufacturers Poultry Equipment Steel Products Machine and Custom Work Broadway, Virginia Phone 896-7027 ROBIN ROOST FARMS Robert S. Alger Phone 896-7212 Kraft Milk Products —Farm Poultry Supplies Broadway, Va. JOSEPH NEY’S Wishes the Senior Class of 1964 Success in Their Future Years BROADWAY CABINET SHOP Charles O. Mathias Charles F. Mathias “Custom Made Furniture ” Broadway Virginia Phone 896-5847 DERRER AND MATHIAS — Men s Wear — — Lady Manhattan — “Partners In Your Appearance” 174 South Main St. Professional Bldg. Harrisonburg, Virginia Dial 434-6507 Help Stamp Out Competition Shop LEGGETTS at Harrisonburg Compliments of HARRISONBURG LOAN AND THRIFT W. T. GRANT CO. Your Friendly Family Store Known For Values in Harrisonburg LET E. C. LYNCH FRAME YOUR DIPLOMA. CERTIFICATES, PICTURES, AND PRINTS BEAUTIFUL MOLDINGS. MATS -CAREFUL WORKMANSHIP- CHARLES L. FAULS CLOTHING CO. The Place to go for The brands you know Van Heusen Shirts Lady Van Heusen Blouses 11-13 N. Court Square Dial Harrisonburg, Va. 434-4535 BROADWAY FEED AND SUPPLY RED COMB i PIONEER) Red Comb Pioneer Feeds Phone 896-7087 Broadway, Va. For Better Health Always Ask For SHENANDOAH ' S PRIDE Milk Milk Products THE VALLEY OF VA. CO-OP. MILK PRODUCERS ASSN. Harrisonburg, Va. Call Harrisonburg 434-7328, Woodstock 459-2821 FRANK HARMAN HATCHERY Harrisonburg, Virginia 00 O 00 00 O 00 White Vantress Crossed O H N Nick Chick Leghorns for O A for Top Broiler Production 0 Top Egg Production “Famous Meat Makers” o o “Today ' s Laying Champions ” GITCHELL STUDIO CAMERA SHOP 79 East Market St. Harrisonburg Virginia Lantz Cabinet Shop Custom Made Furniture of All Kinds Kitchen Cabinets Cedar Chests Yard Furniture Picnic Tables Bedroom Suites Occasional Tables Made to Order Ed Lantz Laymon Lantz SUTERS CRAFT SHOP Colonial Furniture Harrisonburg, Va. U. S. 11 South NEFF TRAILER SALES INC. 1 Mile East Route 33 Harrisonburg, Va. Phone 434-3853 Home of Better Buys for Less” Sales, Service, and Accessories ”For Gifts That Endure” COLLEGIATE CAP Fine Jewelry AND GOWN COMPANY Watches — Diamonds Supplier of Caps and Gowns to Broadway High School Seniors PUFFENBERGER ' S JEWELRY JAMES L. DECK Broadway Virginia P. 0. Box 4735 Richmond 29, Virginia HIGHWAY MOTORS, INC. PLYMOUTH — CHRYSLER — IMPERIAL INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS ”Your Transportation Headquarters” Route U. S. 11 HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA ROCKINGHAM CO-OPERATIVE FARM BUREAU, INC. “The House Co-Operation Built ” Harrisonburg, Virginia Branches: Timberville, Virginia Elkton, Virginia Bridgewater, Virginia Cross Keys, Virginia Farmer Owned and Controlled Co-Operative Purchasing and Marketing Built for Better Farming and More Security for Agriculture Riverside se fooo Restaurant Broadway Virginia Compliments NU-METHOD CLEANERS BOB LEE, OWNER Mt. Jackson — Broadway — Timberville, Virginia Patronize Your Local Businesses HOOVER AUTO SALES Night or Day Phone 896-4221 If No Answer Phone 896-4226 USED CARS, TRUCKS AND EQUIPMENT 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE LONG DISTANCE TOWING Route 2 Lloyd K. Hoover, Owner Broadway, Va. PAUL MAUZY POULTRY LITTER Bulk Shavings • Peanut Hulls Baled Shavings TELEPHONE Warehouse 896-5201 Home 896-6686 NEFF LUMBER MILLS, INC. P. O. Box 457 Broadway, Virginia Phone: BRoadway 896-1721 Compliments of LINDSEY FUNERAL HOME Broadway TIMBERVILLE DEPT. STORE Timberville Virginia Phone 896-6171 BROADWAY BAG CO. DEALER IN USED FEED BAGS Telephone Broadway 896-7311 or Harrisonburg 434-2978 BROADWAY, VIRGINIA © v ' eUfilCsV o TIMBERVILLE DRUG STORE PARTNERS PHARMACISTS Braxton H. Coiner Braxton H. Coiner Paul L. Orebaugh Paul L. Orebaugh Charles E. Kipps HOLSINGER ' S GARAGE Melvin P. Holsinger, Owner COMPLIMENTS OF General Auto Repairing — Tune-Up GARBER ' S RESTAURANT Front End Aligning Wheel Balancing Timberville Virginia Broadway, Virginia Phone 896-9191 MD ' s RESTAURANT New Market Va. One-Half Chicken Shoestring Potatoes Hot Rolls Jug o ' Honey $1.35 ARBOGAST GRAIN ELEVATOR Dealer in Quality Grain Flour — Meal — Feeds Phone 896-6981 Timberville, Va. GARBER ' S ESSO SERVICE CENTER Timberville Virginia Phone 896-4161 BRANNER ' S AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER Atlas tires, tubes and accessories Phone 896-7524 Broadway, Virginia Professional Donation Dr. Covie E. See SPRING BROOK DAIRY BROADWAY, VA. PASTEURIZED AND HOMOGENIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS RITCHIE AUTO SERVICE Complete Accident Repair 2 Miles South of New Market, Va. on U. S. 11 Phone GA 2-3780 H. M. Ritchie, Owner New Market, Va. BETTER MOBILE HOMES AT LOWER PRICES EASY TERMS VALLEY TRAILER PARK SALES, INC. Phone 434-7560 1 1 2 Mile North of U. S. 11 SOUTHERN KITCHEN American Travelers Association Rotary Club 6:30 p.m. Largest and Newest Dining Facilities Banquet Room Downtown Rt. 1 1—Phone 422-3514 MOYERS MOTOR CO., INC. 9 SERVICE SALES New Market, Virginia Ford — Mercury — Falcon — Comet 00O00 Phone GA 422-3136 WAMPLER FEEDS, INC. At the Big Red Water Tank Feeds of all kinds Chicken and Turkey Contracting Harrisonburg, Va on Highway Route 42 South SHOMO LINEWEAVER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Dial 434-9301 Ask Those We Serve John W. Taliaferro THE HENKEL PRESS, INC. Established 1806 Jewelers Our 156th Year of Service Commercial Printing, Invitations, 83 South Main Street — Harrisonburg Stationery, Hallmark Cards. Established 1879 Publishers of Keepsake Diamond Rings THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY New Market, Va. Compliments of A Friend Who Helped VALLEY SPORTS CENTER Charles and Polly 30 East Water Street Harrisonburg, Va. SHENVALEE LODGE The Home of Hospitality” In the Heart of the Shenandoah Valley U. S. 11, Just South of New Market, Va. Delightful Accommodations Sporty Public 18-Hole Golf Course Excellent Food New Market 422-3133 Recommended by Duncan Hines Member American Expr. Co. Virginia Compliments of MINNICH ' S SERVICE STORE Compliments HOLSUM SOF-TWIST Verona, Virginia MICK-OR-MACK STORES Harrisonburg, Virginia Two Food Markets Down Town and South Main Street Extended We Give S and H Green Stamps At Both Stores NEFF TRAILER SALES INC. Harrisonburg, Va. 1 Mile East Route 33 Phone 434-3853 Home of Better Buys for Less” Sales, Service, and Accessories JOHN W. TALIAFERRO SONS RIVERSIDE SHOP JEWELERS Body and Fender Repair 54 South Main Street Harrisonburg ,Va. Route 259 West Broadway, Virginia Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Phone 896-1245 Engraving and Diamond Setting SUTERS CRAFT SHOP Colonial Furniture Harrisonburg, Va. U. S. 11 South WHETZEL MEAT MARKET Meats — Frozen Food Processing meat for home freezer Ph one 896-6221 Congratulations And Best Wishes For A Successful Future Compliments of COIFFURES LORREN BEAUTY SALON FOUR HAIR STYLISTS Hair Fashions For All Occasions Dial 434-7375 Hostetter Bldg. Harrisonburg, Virginia Today, we reach for worlds we hardly dreamed of... yesterday. And wherever we reach—below the seas, beyond the stars —there is elec - tricity. A vital force—meeting chal¬ lenges, creating careers, translating dreams into reality. VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY THE GAMES 137 THE EDITORS The staffs of past years have regretted that they were unable to preserve spring events in the yearbook. This year, in order to avoid this situation, we are preparing for you what is known as a summer supplement. This addition will cover spring events, including commencement activities. It will be availa¬ ble to pupils when they return to school in September and is so arranged that it may be inserted within the covers of this book. In this edition of Memories, we have tried to picture your school life so that in years to come it will serve to remind you of the meaning of your school song, Broadway High”. With brave hearts we march together With new faith we greet each sun. Willing hands and best endeavor Leaving no set task undone.” Strive always to build castles in the air”. Helen and Elaine 138 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City — Winnipeg Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA