Broad Creek Village High School - Villager Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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l l l V l F i 4 i l L Senior Class Officers JACK POOVEY EDWTN WARREN BETTY EVERTON MADGE PAI I President Vice'-President Sc'crcia1'y Trcaxzii ti enior Class History After four years, three principals, and six Spanish teachers, the dust has finally settled on the class of '47 and we raise our heads to look with hope to the future. , Four years ago, as Freshmen, we entered a new building. We were just start- ing out in high school and found things pretty difficult. lily the time our sophomore year arrived we considered ourselves old hands at the high school game. VVe lost our shyness and filled the year with beach parties and fun galore. In our Junior year the class really began to get under way. Even the teachers began to believe their efforts had not been entirely wasted. Through sports, social aiiairs, and other school activities we gained the title of The Mighty juniors. By giving the first junior-Senior prom in our school we brought our Junior year to a successful climax. At last we are seniors! The thrill of rings, invitations, the annual, and gradua- tion that belongs only to seniors is ours. Again Miss Broad Creek was chosen from our class, as she has been in the three previous years. As the day of commence- ment draws near We lodk back at our high school career with its many memories which we shall always cherish and we know we shall never forget Broad Creek.

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1 X 55 w X-,JJ The day has arrived , a clay of New Hope We realize the problems with which we'H cope, i But let's Follow straight and then we'll find Conterifment, Love , and Peace of' mind.

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SENIORS NORMA PAGE ANGE Norm-ie So she poured out the liquid music of her voice. MADGE LEE BALL Comilryu To do easily what is diflicult lor others is the mark of talent 'VIVIAN LUCILLE BELCHER Billie Earth holds no other like to thee. JANE ELEANOR BRICKMAN Janie Uqoundin in mor'1l virtue was her c g . speech and gladly would she learn and gladly teach. ARTHUR WlILSON BRUCE B1tlcl1, Speak of me as 1 am, nothing extemiatef' NVALTER GRAY BRYAN frG,'UJy:: Then l heard the hoom of the lilood-lust song, And za thigh-bone heating on a tiu-pan gong, Boomlay, hoomlay, hoomlay Boom JOYCE LOUISE BYRD 11.1011 Beware of her fair hair, for she excels all women in the magic of her looks. RABTONA GRACE CARR Alana A good listener is notlonly popular everywhere, But alter a while he knows some'thing.