Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

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Dedication MRS. PAULINE A. FAHRNEY School days are best remembered by those things that are pleasant and those people who have helped to make them so. Ours have been made so by one whose encouragement, patience, advice and sym¬ pathetic understanding will forever endear her to those of us whose high school days she has made more pleasant and profitable. Now, as our paths separate we pay tribute to an excellent teacher and friend, and may the memories of her kindness guide us on to greater goals in the fu¬ ture. With sincere hearts we dedicate this, The Fifteen¬ th Volume of the REFLECTOR to Mrs. Fahrney.

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Contents THE SCHOOL DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION CLASSES GRADES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS Foreword In future years as we mentally retrace our steps through our high school days, may this Fifteenth Edi¬ tion of the “REFLECTOR serve as a guide for reflect¬ ing upon those cherished hours spent this year and as a reminder of what we have learned and practiced here at Broadway. It is with these thoughts that the editorial staff presents “The 1950 Reflector .

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UNDER HIS GUIDANCE MR. ]. FRANK HILLYARD Principal A Letter To Our Principal x To the man, who has given twenty-four years of his life to the cause of young people in public educa¬ tion, all but one of them at Broadway, and the last eleven in his present capacity, we are grateful for your constant patience and considerateness in giving us encouragement and in helping us to develop our personalities. We have come through your office door with numerous and varied problems but you have al¬ ways welcomed us and given us courage and inspir¬ ation. What you have been to each of us as young people can best be expressed by these lines: “Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave behind us Foot prints in the sands of time.” CLASS OF 1950