Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

' UHl s ' 4 LolU ' jS y � ' ' ■: ■ ' 4 ■ •£ ' ' -j MEMORIES Volume II Published by the Students of Broadway High School 1953-54 Broadway High School 1954 Reel Brock ' s Gap—scanning the West, Visions of the Pioneer; A frontier-something beyond, Hopes, dreams, opportunities, success. A viewmaster—clicking school scenes, The imminent present — the promising future, Friends, teachers, studies, activities; A reel of Memories—1954 . Z u.c 1 le SoulC V Our Faculty “Wisdom alone is true ambitions aim, Wisdom the source of virtue, and of fame, Obtained with labor, for mankind employed, And then, when most you share it, best enjoyed.” Whitehead Hopes renew, Results in view ? Adding, dividing, o Our Principal MR. J. FRANK HILLYARD PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Everything depends upon the goal toward which ambition drives us. The man who lacks ambition doesn’t reach any goal at all, doesn’t get anywhere. He accomplishes very little, however well-meaning he may be. Humble birth and handicaps of every sort will not prevent success if you are deter¬ mined to succeed. Have faith in yourself and the courage to stand by your convictions and you will go forward. Industry and perseverance are the foundation stones of great achievements. MRS. BETTY HARRISON Secretary Our Faculty SOCIAL SCIENCE TEACHERS Mr. Walter Eye Also Latin and English 8 Miss Ruth Thompson Also Girls Phys. Ed. Mrs. Hazel Stoutamyre Also English 8 and Guidance 00000000 ©0G00O0© LIBRARY iss Katherine Bowman BUSINESS Miss Earlene Andes Also Social Science EDUCATION Mrs. Ann Searson Davis Also Science and Math. Our Faculty PHYSICAL EDUCATION ART TEACHER TEACHERS Mrs. Bernice Coffman Mr. J. Ward Long, Boys Mrs. Emily Bruce, Girls INDUSTRIAL ARTS TEACHER Mr. E. Carlyle Lynch Author of “Furniture Antiques Found in Virginia” Published in 1954 MATHEMATICS TEACHERS Mr. Paul G. Kline Mr. Earl C. Holsinger HOME ECONOMICS Our Faculty Mrs. Joy Clougherty Also F.H.A. Sponsor Miss Lennis Moyers Also Cafeteria Manager ' i i i f : :« 3 fi t - a DRIVER EDUCATION TEACHER Mr. Floyd (Scotty) Hamilton Also Football and Basketball Coach VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE TEACHERS Mr. I. W. Diehl Mr. Earl S. Wine Our Faculty ENGLISH TEACHERS Mrs. Betty Turner Also Social Science Mrs. Nellie Wampler Also French and Guidance Mrs. Frances Moyers Also Science and Math. Mrs. Mary Orebaugh Miss Brownie Lester Also Social Science and Guidance BAND DIRECTOR AND INSTRUCTOR Mr. Eddie Branner SCIENCE TEACHERS VOCAL MUSIC TEACHER Mr. Wayne Myers Also Math., and Health and Phys. Ed. Miss Samuella Crim Mr. Joseph Miller Also English, Social Science and Math. Graduates of 1954 In the viewmaster We stand on the bridge; Which direction shall we choose? To every man there openeth A Way, and Ways, and a Way, And the High Soul climbs the High Way, And the Low Soul gropes the Low, And in between, on the misty flats, The rest drift to and fro. But to every man there openeth A High Way and a Low. And every man decideth The Way his soul shall go. -—John Oxenham Graduates of 1954 Rhodes J. Moyers Runion R. Moyers CLASS ORGANIZATION President . Marylene Runion Vice-President .Robert Moyers Secretary .James Moyers Treasurer . Charles Rhodes Class Flower . Yellow Rose Class Colors . Yellow and Green Motto ' . “We build the ladder by which we rise.” Senior Sponsor .Mrs. Wampler THE SENIOR REEL We are twelve-—but we have come from many directions. Jim, Durwood, and Charlie attended the former Broadway High School and Baris Lee is from Linville-Edom. Joyce, Jean, and Richard came from Timberville and Helen joined us this year from Arlington. Bob Moyers transferred from New Market and “Al” is a German exchange student. Marylene moved here from Mt. Sidney, and Hugh used to attend Millboro High School. When we look into the viewmaster, we see, not only many localities, but many possibilities for the future. Four belong to the mixed chorus, five play basketball, five play football, and we represent F.F.A., pupil advisory groups, and publication staffs. We are small, but have big visions. Graduates of 1954 ANNA JEAN BLOSSER Happy-go-lucky Friend to all Willing to help ALBRECHT BOTTCHER Interesting Serious minded Cooperative DURWOOD CUSTER Reserved wit A little of everything Alwavs there. Where? Graduates of 1954 BARIS LEE DEPOY Quiet type A future housewife Friendly RICHARD DRIVER Private interests Shoots pool Bashful ? ROBERT MOYERS Never a dull moment Witty remarks Confusing Susie Stitch Bob Graduates of 1954 Singer Athlete All around fellow Here, there, and everywhere Pleasing personality Teachers’ pest? Basketball Never misses a thing That southern accent Graduates of 1954 HUGH SMITH JOYCE STRICKLER HEEEN SWATS Calm Biggest pest Dependable Slow smile Pleasant Likes to talk Capable Studious Doesn’t miss a game Joy Hugo Blondie Our Classes “And we mount to its summit, Round by round.” Holland Just one year more; Success I view, The future in store. 1956 Two years remain; I must work, The goal to gain. 1957 Three years yet; Opportunities and friends To be met. Class Rohart Reamer Wine Funk ORGANIZATION President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer .. . . . Shelby Funk Martha Rohart .. . . June Wine Phoebe Reamer As we look at the eleventh grade reel, we count a group of ninety-eight talented juniors. From this ninety-eight, six are represented in the F.F.A., while eleven are in the F.H.A. Musically interested, eleven are in the band, twenty are in the mixed chorus, and two are in the glee club. Nine of the eleven girls known as “Melody Annes” are from our class. Participating in sports are twelve girls and twelve boys. Seven are taking art. In addtion to this we are represent¬ ed on the newspaper and the annual staffs. In the newly organized Science Club, there are 13 members from the junior class. Our talent show proved to be a success and was enjoyed by all. Our sponsors are Miss Thompson, Miss Lester and Mrs. Wampler. of 1955 Helen Albrite Thomas Allebaugh Jane Arehart Margaret Arehart Ivan Barb Robert Bowman Shirley Branner John Breneman W. T. Burruss Colleen Bushcng Amelia Carr Warren Carr Violet Carr Ashalene Cline Charlotte Combs Helen Comer Rosa Lee Comer Gerald Crider Martha Crider Alice Dove Class Ava Dove J ean Dove Nancy Driver Bill Drury Joy Fulk Margaret Fulk Shelby Funk Loretta Garber Clifton Good T. William Good Charles Grimm Charles Halterman Janice Hartman Verl Hawse John Helbert Rachel Hill Nelson Hillyard Jim Hinegardner David Hoover Lois Huffman of 1955 Emily Humphrey Barbara Ikenberry Garth Kagey Kenneth Kline Nancy Kline Nelson Layman Gail Lytton Shirley Malnor Carroll Manning Aide McMullen Anne Miller Janice Miller William Miller Ina Mitchell Mary Mitchell Dick Morgan Louise Moyers Joe May Carolyn Nash Jo Ann Neff Class Fritz Orebaugh Charles Pennybacker Sylvia Phillips Phoebe Reamer Ellen Reed Stanley Reed Volga Reynolds Leonard Riggleman Evelyn Ritchie Joan Ritchie Martha Rohart Katherine Ryman Merlin See Phillip Sharpe Phyllis Shifflett Madeline Shoemaker Shirley Smith Bobby Spitzer Shirley Spitzer Violet Staub of 1955 Phyllis Strickler Alice Stultz Jane Thomas Marion Thompson Donald Turner Jean Turner Marvin Turner Nancy Walton Jerry Wampler Thane Wilkins Lowell Will John Williams Joyce Williams Evelyn Wilt June Wine Mildred Wine William Wine Genevieve Winegard Our Talent Show Class of 1956 Will Wenger Hinton Good ORGANIZATION President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ... .Sylvia Will Winston Wenger . Yvonne Hinton . Billy Good OUR ACTIVITY REEL A further glimpse into the viewmaster reveals an industrious group of tenth graders. We had twenty-four boys and girls who participated in athletics; twenty six in vocal music, and ten classmates were members of the school band. We had an artistic group of thirty six students enrolled in art classes. Twenty-three girls were members of the F.H.A. Club. Twenty two boys were members of the F.F.A. Club. Forty-seven sophomores took drivers’ training class this year. The last class activity we see is the sophomore talent show, in which our talented and willing classmates joined together to perform and display their var¬ ious talents for us. Our sponsors were Mrs. Orebaugh, Mrs. Bruce, Mr. Long, and Miss Andes. Class Richard Armentrout Donnie Bare Donald Bihle Henry Biller Weldon Bodkins Joyce Breneman Louise Bridges Delores Burgoyne Melvin Campbell Jo Ann Caplinger Lois Caplinger Genevieve Clark Patricia Mae Coffman Jerry Cooper Janet Cootes Beverly Davis Kenneth Davis Gaynelle Deavers Billy Dove Janet Dove Jeanette Dove Shirley Dove Janice Early Boyd Estep George Fawley Allen Fitzwater, Jr. Joyce Fitzwater Anna Margaret Folk Bobby Fulk Connie Fulk of 1956 Carole Funk Gloria Glass Bobby Gcod June Good William Good Eilene Harpine Irene Harpine Mary Hawkins Anna Lee Hess James Hillyard Jack Hinegardner Charlotte Hinkle Yvonne Hinton Richard Hollar Anna Holsinger Catherine Holsinger Jane Hoover Caroline Hounshell Elaine Hughes Donnie Jameson Ralph Kagey Ronald Keister Leona Keller Ruby Kile Marietta Lam Kay Lambert Hugh Landes Jerry Landes Lane Lantz Naomi Lantz Class Leon Lolir Carl Long Joyce Lytton Donald Martz George Mason Everette May Linda Moyers Penelope Mundy Carolyn Myers James Neff William Nesselrodt Arlene Orebaugh Donald F. Pattee Faye Pence Rachel Price Louise Reedy Mary Reedy Thelma Reedy Janet Reid Margie Riggleman Paul Riggleman Ina Fay Rimel Larry Ritchie Mary Wilson Ritchie Robert Ritchie Benny Robinson Mary C. Rohrbaugh Janet See Richard Sharpe Joyce Shipe of 1956 John Shoemaker Robert Showalter Donnie Smith Joyce Smith Mary C. Smith Shelvy Jean Smith Shirley Smith William Smith Loretta Snyder Arlene Sonifrank Tenny Stayner Geraldine Stepp Everette Strickler Carroll Stroop Mary Stnltz Betty Summers Catherine Summers Ruth Swope Kingsley Trumbo Mary Sue Trumbo Clayton Turner Eleanor Turner Eva Nell Turner Gary Turner Phyllis Turner Wilson Turner Catherine Tusing Donnie Tusing Barbara Vaughan Jean Wampler Class of 1956 Winston Wenger Gary Lee Whetzel Ida M. Whetzel Ramona Whetzel Robert Whissen Mayre White Donald Wichael Eunice Williams Janet Williams Sylvia Will Sue Windle Clarence Wittig Ronald Woodson Not Pictured: Betty Ann Carper Kenneth Knight Carl Knighting Class of 1957 Benner May Mason Lynch President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ORGANIZATION . Edna Benner . Benny May . Eleanor Mason .Houston Lynch OUR ACTIVITY REEL In the ninth grade there are one hundred seventy-three students. We are well represented in the various activities of the school. There are ten boys in boys’ sports and nine girls in girls’ sports. The girls’ glee club has twenty-six members from the ninth grade, while the mixed chorus has sixteen members. Thirty-five boys are members of the F.F.A. while twenty-three girls are in the F.H.A. There are twenty-five students taking first year art. We are really proud of the fact that three of the four cheerleaders come from our class. Our talent show revealed much talent that nobody had discovered. Besides all this, we are represented on the student forum and on the news¬ paper and the annual staffs. The homeroom teachers are Miss Crim, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Moyers, Mr. Miller, Mr. Kline, and Mrs. Coffman. a t. Class Naomi Alexander Raymond Alexander, Jr. Joan Andes Nancy Arehart Fay Ashenfelter Kay Ashenfelter Janet Baker Lucille Baker Charles Bare Shelby Bare Sarah Behrens Edna Benner Boyd Biller Mary Biller Ruth Bcrrar Beverly Boyers James Branner Nancy Branner Robert Branner Gary Bushong James Cain Richard Campbell Walter Campbell Janalee Carr Anita Cline Charlotte Clinedinst John Coffman Pauline Coffman Peggy Davis Carroll Dellinger Janice Deavers Betty Dove Lois Dove Nellie Dove Paul Dove, Jr. of 1957 Robert Dove Betty Driver Janet Eaton Geraldine Ennis Jimmie Ennis Eris Eye Billy Fahrney Floyd Fansler Lina Fawley Frances Foltz Genevieve Fulk Helen Fulk Marcella Fulk Nancy Fulk Shirley Fulk Wayne Fulk William Fulk Rhoda Geil Shirley Halterman Charlotte Hawkins Patsy Hepner Harold High Ronald High Larry Hclsinger Eleanor Hoover Bernice Hottinger Wayne Keister Carroll Kennedy Judy Kennedy Ardella Keplinger Betty Kline Larrie Kline Virginia Kline Evelyn Knight Marguerite Knupp Class Flora Lam Eugene Lantz George Lantz Wannie Lawson Phoebe Lohr Anna Lokey Houstin Lynch Jimmy Martz Loretta Martz Paige Martz Eleanor Mason John Mason, Jr. Donald Mathias Donnie Lee Mathias Benjamin May Betty May Larry May Charles McWilliams Martha McWilliams Betty Miller Leon Miller Mary Miller Violet Mills Margie Minnick Orville Mitchell Donna Moomow Bob Moyers Eleanor Muntzing Stanley Nesselrcdt Paige Pattee Stanley Pope lin Ratliff even Reese John Rhodes Zelda Riddle of 1957 Juanita Riggleman Tommy Rimel Boyd Ritchie Helen Ritchie Robert Ritchie Robert Lee Ritchie Ronald Rohrbaugh Alice Runion Faye Runion Velma Runion Katherine Scudder Patricia Shifflett Betty Shoemaker Clarence Shoemaker Raymond Shoemaker, Jr. Dorothy Silvius Betty Smith Eleanor Smith Gathaline Smith Gretcher Smith Marie Smith Wilson Smith Doris Southerly Danny Spitzer Mary Strawderman Gary Strickler John Strickler Nancy Stroop Imagene Swope Geraldine Thomas Elwood Thompson Mildred Thompson Anna Trumbo Alice Turner Carolyn Turner (lass ot 1957 Larry Turner Wrnon Turner Don Tusing Donnie Tusing John Tusing Leonard Vaughn Billie Waltcn Helen Wampler Curtis Ward David Wenger Alary White Betty Whitmer Geraldine Whitmer Alary Will Robert Wine Norma Wittig Walter Whttig Edgar Yancey Jr. Donald Yankey Annalee Yankey Lee Yankey Lois Zigler Anna Zirkle Nancy Zirkle NOT PICTURED: Cletus Cave Bonnie Crider Robert Good Eugene Halterman Laura Lantz Alargaret Alessick Roland Phillips Andrew Warner Class of 1958 Lohr Brock Black Zirkle Reed President . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Annual Representative ORGANIZATION .. . . Neil Black . . . . Judy Reed . . . Janet Zirkle Katherine Lohr ... Jane Brock OUR FIRST YEAR The eighth grade has a total enrollment of 182 pupils. We like Broadway High School because of the variety of subjects and the many other opportunities offered us. We especially like the introductory courses which are six weeks each of art, industrial art, music, exploratory business, home economnics, and agricul¬ ture. These courses discover our talents and interests and help us choose our subjects in our remaining high school years. Our sponsors are Mrs. Stoutamyre, Mr. Eye, Mrs. Turner, Mr. Myers, Mrs. Clougherty, and Mr. Holsinger. Class Connie Andes Elizabeth Armstrong Catherine Baker Phyllis Baker Gerald Baldwin Betty Barb Randolph Bare Leroy Bazzle Barbara Biller Evelyn Biller Neil Black Darrell Bolton Gail Bolton Bobby Branner Jane Brock Jimmy Brown Nancy Burkett Barbara Bushong Garland Campbell Janet Lee Carr Virginia Clark Mary Comer Phyllis Conley Gladys Cock Mildred Cook Patsy Cooper Anna Mae Corbin Rosie Lee Crider Lois Crites Deloris Custer Betty Davis Robert Davis Bobby Dedrick Marvin Delawder Robert Delawder Caroline Dove Wilma Dove Patricia Eckard Betty Sue Emswiler Dick Emswiler Marie Emswiler Gary Fahnestock of 1958 Priscilla Fawley Alice Fulk Beidler Fulk Betty Fulk David Fulk Larry Fulk Mildred Fulk Nancy Fulk Betty Ann Garber Betty Sue Getz Della Good Carl Grogg Joyce Halterman Lewis Flensley Billy Hepner Anna High Elaine Hill Gail Hill Marjorie Hill Tony Hinkle Mary Holloman Wayne Holsinger Gene Hoover Stanley Hostetter Ronald Hottinger Patsy Huffman Carroll Johnson Charles Johnson Judy Landes Shelby Lantz Wilda Lantz Leroy Laurent Bobby Larrick Gary Lee William Lively George Lindamocd Joyce Lohr Katherine Lohr Beverly Loker June Martz Maxine May Shelby May Class Fred McCoid Betty Messerly Allen Miller Nancy Miller Thomas Miller Arnold Minnick Betty Minnick Charles Minnick Ronald Mitchell Violet Mitchell Louise Mongold Nancy Moyers Ralph Moyers Phyllis Myers Raland Myers John Nesselrodt Barbara Orebaugh Guy Orebaugh Raymond Orebaugh Jo Ann Payne Catherine Pence Chester Phillips Raymond Phillips Bobby Price Doris Priest Bobby Prophet Nancy Pye Marie Ray Judith Reed Betty Reedy Donald Reedy Nancy Reedy Barbara Lee Rhodes Brenda Rinker Virginia Rinker Blanch Ritchie Calvin Ritchie Earl Ritchie Jane Ritchie Jean Ritchie Jimmy Ritchie Linda Ritchie of 1958 Sandra Ritchie Mary Ann Robinson Charles Ruebush Derwood Runion Meade Sevier Harry Sherman Laura Sherman Harry Shifflett Otis Shifflett Albert Shoemaker Kay Shoemaker Theodore Shoemaker Anna Lou Shope Nelson Showalte r Phyllis Showalter Lola Siever Barbara Simmers George Simmers Mildred Simmons Dean Smith Gary Smith Joan Smith Lloyd Smith Wendell Smith Loretta Sonifrank Gay Stayner Wendell Stell Bobby Strawderman Earl Strickler Elsie Strickler Nancy Stroop Wayne Summers Phyllis Taylor Janet Thomas Carroll Thompson Nelson Trumbo Elnra Turner Gloria Turner Lowell Turner Robert Turner Beverly Tusing David Tusing Class of 1958 Shelby Jean Tusing Robert Wallace Richard Warner Guy Whetzel Mary Whissen Richard Whitmire Kay Wilkins Paul Wilkins Elizabeth Wittig Lennis Yankee Phyllis Yankey Janet Zirkle Phillip Zirkle Our Activities “Talent is that which is in a man’s power! Genius is that in whose power man is.” —Lowell Clicking our many activities School Calendar SEPTEMBER 8— School Opens 17— Magazine Campaign opens 18— First Football Game OCTOBER 1—Temperance Lecture— Rev. Wayne Womer 6—Homeroom guidance program : “How to Study”. 12—Broadway-Timberville Ruritan Club entertains teachers 20—Assembly program— Dr. Sibley, Astronomer 27-28—Teacher Visitation NOVEMBER 5—F.F.A. Mock Beauty Contest 8-14—American Education Week. 9— Party for Football Team 11— Assembly Program Spanish Dancer 12— American Education Week Program 24—Movie—-“America For Me”— Greyhound Bus Company DECEMBER 1—Guidance Department Assembly Program—-“Taking Care of School Property” 16— Assembly Program—Ray and Company, Magician 17— Tenth Grade Assembly 19— Drafting and Shop Classes Visit “Craft House” 20— Christmas Program—Band and Vocal Departments 23—Christmas Program for Entire School 23—January 4—Christmas Holidays JANUARY 5—Assembly Program—Holland Duo 14—F.F.A. Assembly Program 26-27—Mid-year Exams 28—Second Semester Begins 28—Pictures Taken For Annual FEBRUARY 5-6-7—All State Band Workshop 7-14—Youth Emphasis Week, featuring Rev. Bob Richards 8—Assembly Program—Bob Richards, Speaker 15— District G Guidance Association at Broadway 16— Eighth Grade Assembly Program 24—Assembly Program—Marionettes— “Alladin and His Wonderful Lamp” 24— Civil Air Patrol Assembly Program 25— Eleventh Grade Assembly Program MARCH 1-2-4—District 5 Basketball Tournament at Lexington A —Assembly Program—Band and Vocal Departments 11— Ninth Grade Assembly Program 12— One-Act Play Contest of District 5 at Front Royal 12— Rockingham County Teachers’ Banquet at B.H.S. 13— Vocal Music Festival at Bridgewater College 20—Band Music Festival at Fairfax 25—Assembly Program—Carl Josephs—- Archery 26-27—Mixed Chorus Operetta—-“Creatures of Impulse” APRIL 1—Tryouts for Band Majorettes 3—District 5 Forensic Meet 12—Assembly Program—Rodman—- Make-up Artist 16-19—Easter Holidays 23—State Forensic Meet 30- 1—Junior Play MAY 5— County Music Festival 6— F.H.A. Assembly Program 8-11—Family Life Institute 17— Rotary Club Entertains Senior Boy and Girl 18— Eighth Grade Assembly 27—Senior Class Banquet—(County-wide) JUNE 6— Vesper Service 7— Final Assembly 7—County-wide Commencement Memories 1954 THE STAFF First Row, left to right : Baris Lee Depoy, Marylene Rumen, Hugh Smith, Albrecht Bottcher, Charles Rhodes, Jim Moyers, Helen Swats, Joyce Strickler, Jean Blosser, Durwood Custer. Second Row : Zelda Riddle, Lina Moyers, Mrs. Orebaugh, Mrs. Wampler, Margaret Fulk, Marvin Turner, Mrs. Coffman, Martha Jane Crider, Bcb Moyers, Richard Driver, Bill Drury, Robert Showalter, Carole Funk, Dick Morgan, Jane Brock. Editor-in-Chief—Helen Swats Class Editors Jane Brock Zelda Riddle Carole Funk Dick Morgan Hugh Smith Art Marvin Turner Lina Moyers Martha Jane Crider Margaret Ann Fulk Sports Editors Baris Lee Depoy Joyce Strickler Richard Driver Charles Rhodes A ctivities A1 Bottcher Anna Jean Blosser Durwood Custer Sponsors Mrs. Wampler Mrs. Coffman Mrs. Orebaugh Photographers Bill Drury Bob Showalter Business Managers Jim Meyers Bob Moyers Typist—Marylene Runion If we have preserved a reel of fond memories for you, we shall not regret a moment that we have spent in producing this book. Green Quill Staff Seated: left to right —Robert Showalter, Helen Swats, Carroll Manning, Shelby Funk, Betty Miller, Faye Detrick, Nancy Driver. Standing: left to Wp tf—Phyllis Strickler, Phyllis Shifflett, Jo Ann Neff, Ellen Reed, Lois Huffman, Barbara Ikenberry, Mildred Wine, Kathryn Ryman, Gail Lytton, Evelyn Ritchie, Mrs. Wampler, June Wine, Nancy Walton. Absent —Carolyn Nash The school paper for 1953-54 was published by two groups. In a pre-school conference, the English teachers adopted the policy of having the eleventh grade to take the main responsibility in publishing the news paper. The first group was a planning group with the members representing the grades. The eleventh grade members were chosen by vote in their respective English classes, the others were chosen by their English teachers. The representative of respective grades were twelfth grade, Helen Swats; eleventh grade, Shelby Funk, Carroll Manning, and Nancy Driver; tenth grade, Robert Showalter; ninth grade, Betty Miller; eighth grade, Faye Detrick. These people planned the general theme and contents of the paper. The second group was the publication group. This group wrote the articles and sent the paper to the press. The following eleventh graders formed this group: Gail Lytton, Barbara Ikenberry, Carolyn Nash, Nancy Walton, June Wine, Ellen Reed, Mildred Wine, Lois Huffman, Jo Ann Neff, Phyllis Shifflett, Evelyn Ritchie, Katherine Ryman, Phyllis Strickler. The paper was published six times during the year and was printed by Branner’s Printing Service of Broadway. Our sponsor was Mrs. Wampler. The Student Forum First Row: left to right —Faye Runion, Betty Driver, Edna Benner, Helen Wampler Second Row: Mr. Hillyard, Lane Lantz, Mary Holloman, Connie Andes, Gail Hill, J. C. Neff, Carroll Manning, Patsy Huffman, Carolyn Nash, Janet Zirkle, Benny Robinson Eleanor Mason, Phyllis Showalter, Elaine Hughes, Peggy Davis, Shelby Funk. The Student Forum, which consisted of one pupil from each homeroom, met at least once during each six-weeks’ period to discuss problems of the student body. Each representative then made reports in his homeroom. Members were selected by popular vote in their respective homerooms. Our sponsor was Mr. Hillyard. “The thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts.” Longfellow Our Mixed Chorus First Row —Naomi Lantz, Catherine Tusing, Helen Wampler, Alice Runion, Connie Andes, Janice Deavers, Barbara Vaughn, Carole Funk, Sandra Ritchie, Faye Dedrick, Ina Faye Rimel, Charlotte Combs, Alice Lee Dove, Shelby Funk, June Wine, Mildred Wine, Patsy Huffman—accompanist, Gail Hill. Second Row —Jane Thomas, Eleanor Muntzing, Janet Reed, Lois Caplinger, Catherine Sum¬ mers, Genevieve Clark, Elaine Hughes, Leona Keller, Margaret Fulk, Barbara Ikenberry, Janet Dove, Helen Albrite, Carolyn Nash, Martha Rohart, Betty Ann Summers, Kay Lam¬ bert. Third Rozv —Dickie Emswiler, Donald Mathias, Philip Zirkle, Larry Fulk, Gary Fahrnestock, Gary Lee, Henry Biller, Beverly Davis, Davis Wenger, George Lantz, Durwood Custer, Thane Wilkins, Neil Black, Charles Pennybacker, Joe May. Fourth Row —Mr. Miller-directcr, Bob Moyers, Buster Kagey, Jim Moyers, Garth Kagey, Stanley Pope, Robert Showalter, Larry May, Larry Ritchie, David Hoover. Fifth Rozv —Jack Hinegardner, Charles Rhodes, Larry Turner, Eugene Lantz, Charles Bare, Danny Spitzer, Eris Eye, Donnie Mathias, Paige Martz, Wayne Keister, Marvin Turner, Sam Bowman, Donald Wichael. APPEARANCES American Education Week Program Christmas Vespers Christmas Program at School Assembly Program District Music Festival—Bridgewater College County Music Festival—Madison College Oak Grove Church of the Brethren Commencement Vespers Our Girls’ Glee Club First Row —Anna Hclsinger, Betty Driver, Nancy Arehart, Janet Cootes, Carolyn Turner, Nancy Miller, Mary Strawderman, Naomi Alexander, Frances Foltz, Jane Ritchie, Jean Ritchie. Second Roiv —Phyllis Moyers, Betty Sue Getz, Betty Reedy, Beverly Loker, Alma Turner, Nancy Pye, Virginia Clarke, Maxine May, Alice Faulkner, Betty Smith, Geraldine Ennis, Betty Armstrong. Third Rozo —Barbara Simmers, Shelby Lantz, Patsy Cooper, Anna High, Nellie Dove, Janet Carr, Grethan Smith, Nancy Strcop, Betty Davis, Judy Kennedy, Faye Pence, Rosie Crider, Ruby Kyle, Anna Loker, Juanita Riggleman, Ina Mitchell, Mary Mitchell. Fourth Row —Mary Rhorbaugh, Kay Wilkins, Beverly Boyers, Ardella Caplinger, June Good, Mary Sue Trumbo, Helen Ritchie, Joyce Lohr, Ann Lou Shope, Mary Holloman, Marcell Fulk, Joy Fulk, Mary Ritchie, Patricia Shifflett, Betty Shoemaker, Peggy Davis, Ann Trumbo. Fifth Row —Mr. Miller-director, Lola Siever, Merlin See, Eleanor Turner, Norma Wittig, Ruth Borrer, Lois Dove, Judy Reed, Marie Emswiler, Shelby Tussing, Mildred Cook, Bar¬ bara Orebaugh, Patsy Echard, Shelby May, Barbara Rhodes, Nancy Reedy. APPEARANCES American Education Week Program Christmas Vespers Christmas Program at School Assembly Program District Music Festival—Bridgewater College County Music Festival—Madison College Operetta CREATURES OF IMPULSE By Donald K. Phillips Friday and Saturday, March 26, 27, 1954 -— 8:00 P. M. CAST OF CHARACTERS Peter—A village youth Old Bcombehardt—The village miser Jehanet Pierette Village Girls Yvette Mistress Martha—Owner of the Inn of The Three Pigeons Pipette — Niece of Mistress Martha Sergeant Klooque — Of the Kings Hussars The Mysterious Old Lady Country Dancers — Leona Keller, Genevieve Clark, Elaine Hughs, Ellen Reed, Buster Kagey, Sam Bowman, Danny Spitzer, Durwood Custer Sprites — Kay Lambert, Catherine Summers, Helen Wampler Chorus of Village Boys and Village Girls Jim Moyers Robert Showalter Barbara Ikenberry Carole Funk Eleanor Muntzing Shelby Jean Funk Margaret Fulk Marvin Turner Mildred Wine ACT I Before the Inn of the Three Pigeons in a little village, mid-morning of a bright Spring day. The patrons of the Inn discuss the problem of the mysterious old lady who will not pay her rent. ACT II The same just before dawn of the following day. As the second act progresses the sun rises and the day comes on apace. The mysterious old lady deals with the characters as they attempt to get rid of her. Director—Mr. Joseph W. Miller Dramatics—Mrs. Frances Moyers Make-up—Mrs Betty Turner Costumes—Miss Kathryn Bowman, Mrs. Joy Clougherty Staging—Mrs. Bernice Coffman, Mr. Carlyle Lynch Accompanists—Patsy Huffman, Joan Neff Our Band Flutes : Phoebe Reamer, Ida Whetzel, Martha McWilliams Clarinets: First Rozo —Lois Huffman, Janet Zirkle, Mildred Thompson, Jean Wampler, Betty Miller, Geraldine Whitmire; Second Rozo —Laura Lantz, Sylvia Will, Janice Early, Joyce Williams, Velma Runion, Kathryn Lohr, Nancy Fulk; Third Rozo —Charlotte Hinkle, Nancy Zirkle, Betty Garber, Edna Benner, Virginia Rinker, June Martz, Betty White. Alto Saxophones: Billy Drury, Jimmy Hillyard, Jane Brock Tenor Saxophone: Sara Behrens. Cornets: Jo Ann Neff, Jerry Wampler, Tommy Allebaugh, Donna Moomaw, Barbara Bushong, Nancy Burkett, Gene Hoover. Trombones: Ned Hillyard, Billy Good, Dick Emswiller. French Horns: Donnie Smith, Zelda Riddle, Jimmy Cain. Basses: George Fawley, Carroll Dellinger, Bob Ritchie. Baritone : Winston Wenger Percussion: Donnie Jameson, John Williams, Larry Kline. Director —Mr. Eddie Branner APPEARANCES Christmas Concert Assembly Program—March 4 District Music Festival, Fairfax High School—March 20 County Music Festival, Madison—May 5 Commencement Vespers Jo Ann Neff, Charlotte Hinkel, Lois Huffman, Donnie Smith, and Genevieve S. Winegard went to the All-State Band at Washington and Lee High School, Arlington—February 5 and 6. The Junior Play NO MORE HOMEWORK A three act comedy by John Henderson Miss Goodin . . . Mr. Clendenning Miss Ogilvie . . Mr. Harper . .. Coach Guthrie . Mr. Lundquist . Pamela Jones .. “Buzz” Bailey . Shalimar Ames CHARACTERS . .. . Gail Lytton “Midge” Murphy . Janice Miller . . Jo Ann Neff Faversham Lightly . John Williams .... Ellen Reed Tallulah Ploetz . Jane Thomas Carroll Manning Ronald Sassoon . Thane Wilkins Jerry Wampler Miss Dill . Phyllis Shifflett . . Sam Bowman “Tick” Tock . Phil Sharpe . Martha Rohart Mrs. Ratchet . Evelyn Wilt .. Ned Hillyard Elmer B. Ames . Bill Miller Janice Hartman PRODUCTION STAFF Students directors . Lois Huffman, Martha Jane Crider Properties . John Breneman, Lowell Will, Charles Halterman, Clifton Good, Ashalene Cline, Alice Stultz. Publicity . Evelyn Ritchie, Loretta Garher, Rosa Lee Comer. Programs . Merlin See, Katherine Ryman, Helen Albrite Staging .... Garth Kagey, Stanley Reed, David Hoover, W. T. Burruss, Leonard Riggleman. Make-up . Mildred Mine, Margaret Fulk, Shelby Funk Costumes . Alice Lee Dove, Verl Hawse Sound effects and lighting . Bill Drury, Joyce Williams Ushers . Rachel Hill, Alda McMullen, Mary Florence Mitchell, Nancy Kline, Jean Dove, Ina AI ae Mitchell, Anna Miller, Shirley Branner, Nancy Driver, Colleen Bushong, Sylvia Phillips, Margaret Arehart. Sponsors .. Miss Lester, Miss Thompson, Miss Andes Industrial Art Class Advanced Art Class “A thing of beauty is a joy forever.” Keats Future Farmers of America OFFICERS Left to right —Leon Lohr, sentinel; Donnie Martz, reporter; David Hoover, treasurer; Mr. Wine, adviser; John Breneman, president; Kenneth Kline, vice-president; Hugh Landis secretary. We look at the F.F.A. reel, and realizing the opportunities offered our boys, we think with Henry W. Grady: ‘‘The source of our National Life.” Future Homemakers of America OFFICERS Seated: Carolyn Myers, president; Nancy Driver, vice-president. Standing: Mrs. Clough-erty, sponsor; Joyce Breneman, parliamentarian; Caroline Houn- sliell, secretary; Charlotte Hinkle, song leader; Jane Thomas, reporter. Absent: Eleanor Muntzing, treasurer. Each scene in the F.H.A. reel makes us think of another statement of H. W. Grady: “Back of the national Capitol and above it stands the home; what the home is, this and nothing else will the Capitol be.” The Science Club Left to right —Sam Bowman, Bill Miller, John Helbert; Nelson Hillyard, reporter; Carroll Manning, vice-president; Dick Morgan, president; Jerry Wampler, secretary-treasurer; Joyce Williams, librarian; Joe May, lab assistant; Shirley Branner, Nancy Walton, Loretta Garbor; Miss Crim, Sponsor. Science Classes Driver Education Class Safety Patrol Left to right: Nancy Miller, Betty May, Elma Turner, Anna Zirkle, Mildred Cook, Betty White, Juanita Riggleman, Yvonne Hinton, Gene Hoover, Tommy Miller, Lewis Hens¬ ley, Tony Hinkle, Carroll Kennedy. We have visions of a safer future. A Day At Broadway High Faithful Friends Cafeteria Staff: Miss Rebecca Crist, Mrs. Grace Long, Mrs. Bess Mason, Mrs. Vita Crist. Custodians : Mr. W. H. Jameson, Mr. Ernest Petit, Mr. Garnett Delawder. Kind, helpful, cheerful-—we couldn’t do without these friends. Sports Upon the fields of friendly strife, Are sown the seeds that, Upon other fields or other days, Will bear the fruits of victory. General Douglas MacArtlnir We got the Coach, We got the Team, We got the Pep, We got the Steam, Coach, Team, Pep, Steam, Fifteen rahs for our team Rah-rah, rah-rah-rah Rah-rah, rah-rah-rah Rah-rah, rah-rah-rah Team! Team! Team! X-LiX l ff ' Li 1 J 1 A = Our Coaches “I am part of all that I have met.”—-Ulysses Mrs. Bruce, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Eye, Mr. Long I $ j r V 1 mm V Jl f-ff § ; j Our Cheerleaders Ann Trumbo, Genevieve Clark, Gabby Gobbler, Betty Miller, Velma Runion Our Football Squad First Roze —Larry Kline, Bob Showalter, Carroll Stroop Second Row —G. Kagey, Wilkins, Drury, Hoover, Moyers, Breneman, Halterman, K. Kline, Allebaugh Third Roze —Burrus, Wichael, Crider, Hinegardner, Hillyard, B. Kagey, Riggleman, C. Good, Armentrout, Rhodes, Helbert. Fourth Row —May, Jameson, Wampler, Lantz, Ritchie, Turner, Wine, Custer, Reid, Will, Barb, B. Good SCHEDULE September 18 Broadway 6 . ... Strasburg 14 Our touchdowns : Pass from Allebaugh tc September 24 Broadway 6 . . James Wood 12 Burruss Moyers on quarterback October 8 Broadway 0 . . Luray 20 sneak October 16 Broadway 0 . .Elkton 13 October 31 Broadway 0 . . . Woodstock 13 November 7 Broadway 13 . , . Montevideo 20 B. Kagey through mid- die, for E. P. Moyers drop kick. Pass from Allebaugh to Burrus. BASKET Our Boys’ Varsity Team First Row —Wilkins, center; Burruss, forward; Allebaugh, forward; B. Kagey, guard; J. Meyers, guard; B. Moyers, forward. Second Rozo —Reed, guard; Custer, forward ; Wenger, forward; Shoemaker, guard; Riggle- man, forward; Rhodes, guard. Third Rozo —Wichael, manager; Kline, forward; G. Kagey, center; Orebaugh, guard; Woodson, manager. SCHEDULE December 3 Mt. Clinton 54-35 8 Woodstock 59-23 11 New Market 89-22 15 Handley 41-52 18 Bridgewater 67-48 22 Elkton 48-42 January 5 Clarke County 49-46 8 James Wood 49-43 15 Clarke County 41-35 19 Strasburg 42-51 29 Luray 50-45 February 2 Handley 46-38 5 Montevideo 45-50 8 Faculty 69-79 12 Luray 48-61 13 Harrisonburg 33-41 16 Strasburg 50-46 19 James Wood 66-53 22 Montevideo 52-53 24 Harrisonburg 43-59 27 Handley 42-35 BALL Our Girls’ Varsity Team First Row —Sylvia Will, Mildred Wine, Peggy Davis, Captain Marylene Runion, Eva Nell Turner, Lois Huffman. Second Row —Manager Jo Ann Neff, Janice Hartman, Tatsy Shifflett, Nancy Driver, Penny Mundy, Yvonne Hinton, Manager Shelby Funk. Third Row —Ellen Reed, Gloria Glass, Phoebe Reamer, Amelia Carr. SCHEDLUE December 18 Mt. Clinton Won 44-38 December 21 Alumni Won 57-36 January 6 Bridgewater Dost 29-25 January 15 Montevideo Lost 45-26 January 19 Harrisonburg Won 64-29 January 21 Waynesboro Lost 49-44 January 28 Montevideo Won 38-33 February 1 Wilson Memorial Lost 65-43 February 5 Waynesboro Won 55-53 February 11 Luray Lost 59-57 February 16 Bridgewater Won 54-25 February 23 Harrisonburg Won 43-34 February 25 Wilson Memorial Lost 61-40 Our Junior Varsity Basketball Teams BOYS Front Row, left to right ' . G. Deavers, B. Dove, D. Hoover, B. May, D. Bare, K. Trumbo, L. Will. Second Row : Mr. Eye, R. Alexander, J. Hinegardner, N. Hillyard, C. Streop, R. Armentrout Third Row: P. Sharpe, R. Sharpe Won 15 games; lost 1. GIRLS Front Row, left to right: H. Wampler, Z. Riddle, P.Hepner, A. Miller, E. Harpine. Second Row: I. Harpine, C. Combs, A. Keplinger, L. Lantz, J. Wampler, E. Hughes. Third Row: S. Funk, Manager; B. Shoemaker, S. Behrens, J. Fitzwater, S. Malnar, M. Arehart, J. Heff, Manager. Won 6 games; lest 2; 1 tie. Our Baseball Team First Row —L. Riggleman, T. Allebaugh, B. Moyers, J. Moyers, B. Kagey, B. Gcod. Second Row —J. Breneman, R. Alexander, G. Kagey, K. Kline, J. Shoemaker, F. Orebaugh. Third Rozv —S. Wichael, J. C. Neff, B. May, I. Barb, D. Spitzer, C. Halterman. Fourth Row —J. Hinegardner-Manager, L. Lohr, G. Strickler, D. Armentrout, G. Deavers, C. Stroop, J. Wampler-Manager. BROADWAY HIGH SCHOOL 1954 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent Place Time April 2 April 6 VSDB (Staunton) Away 3:00 April 9 Wilson Memorial Home 3:15 April 13 Clarke County (Doubleheader) Here April 15 Wilson Memorial Away 3:30 April 20 Luray Home 3:15 April 23 Montevideo Home 3:15 April 27 Strasburg Away April 29 Harrisonburg Home 3:15 May 4 VSDB (Staunton) Home 3:15 May 7 Montevideo Away (Nite) 8:00 May 11 James Wood (Doubleheader) Home 1 :30 May 14 Luray Away (Nite) 8:00 May 18 Strasburg Home 3:15 May 21 Harrisonburg Away (Nite) 8:00 . Non-League Games Education And Don’t Forget Names Eddie Coffman Ray Caplinger Geraldine Deavers Betty Eaton Doris Emswiler Beverly Fitzwater Richard Holsinger Clarence Kline Phyllis Lunsford Herbert Mason Bonnie Miller Viola Ritchie Peggy Riddle Fink Richard Ryman Betty Shipe Lewis D. Siever Gordon Smith Dorothy Spitzer Norma Stepp Twila Turner Marion Wampler Wanda Wean Virginia Webster Charles White Alumni Contributors Present Occupation or Address Employed at Rockingham Poultry Market Co-op, Inc. Timberville, Virginia Employed on a farm At home, Linville, Virginia Employed in Wharton Aldhizer Law Offices Employed at Chimney Rock Rug Shop, Cootes Store, Va. Employed at Rockingham Poultry Market Co-op, Inc. Timberville, Virginia Employed at Shen-Valley Meat Packers, Inc. Timberville, Virginia Electrician at Broadwav Electric Service, Broadway, Va. Employed at Metro Pants Company, Harrisonburg, Va. Employed at M. C. Showalter Mill Clerk at McCroy’s Store, Harrisonburg, Va. Bookkeeper at Broadway Motor Company, Broadway, Va. At home, Bergton, Va. Employed at Nick’s Esso Servicenter, Harrisonburg, Va. Employed at Rockingham Poultry Market Co-op, Inc. Timberville, Virginia Bookkeeper Riggs National Bank, Washington, D. C. Attending Bridgewater College, Bridgewater, Va. Attending Bridgewater College, Bridgewater, Va. Bookkeeper at C. S. Mundy’s Quarry, Cootes Store, Va. Salesclerk Hostetter’s Drug Store, Harrisonburg, Va. Attending Bridgewater College, Bridgewater, Va. Bookkeeper at Gordon’s Garage, Timberville, Va. Employed at Metro Pants Co., Harrisonburg, Va. Engaged in farming at home, Tenth Legion, Va. Autographs “Memories, Memories, Dreams that used to be; On the Sea of Memories, You’re drifting back to me. Childhood days, wildwood days, Among the birds and bees; You left me alone But still you’re my own, In my beautiful memories.” ADS Patronize those who have helped us publish our yearbook. We appreciate each one. Broadway High School Compliments of BROADWAY RESTAURANT P-Nut Brown 00O00 PHONE 127-W 00O00 Broadway.V irginia NEWMAN BUILDING AND MATERIAL CORPORATION Building Materials Registered Contractors 0OOO0 TIMBERVILLE, VIRGINIA PHONE 114 Compliments of HARRISONBURG BUSINESS COLLEGE Keezell Building Dial 4-8296 Harrisonburg, Virginia Specialists in Rebuilding and Refinishing Band and Orchestra Instruments SHEN-VALLEY Band Instrument Service 156 N. Liberty Street Dial 4-8546 Harrisonburg, Virginia SHENVALEE HOTEL The Home of Hospitality GOLF—TENNIS—RIDING New Market Virginia Compliments of BROADWAY FEED and SUPPLY COMPANY Fair-Acre Red Comb Quality Feeds PHONE 85 or 117 Broadway Virginia Electrical Installation.Repair.Appliances Specializing in ELECTRICAL RADIANT HEATING Wiring Supplies Keys while you wait BROADW AY ELECTRIC SERVICE Broadway, Virginia Phone 108 Tires Batteries mrrta YOUR (€SSO) DEALER KEN-DEL ESSO SERVICENTER Broadway, Va. Tubes Phone 162-J Accessories “Where Service Is King ” S. C. GLADWELL SON Plumbing Broadway, Virginia Heating Phone 112-J Compliments of HILLTOP HATCHERY Chicks and Poults Broadway, Virginia Phone 132-J BROADWAY MOTOR CO., INC. Broadway.Virginia Service More than ever the standard for the American road HOLSINGERS GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIR BRIGGS AND STRATTON SERVICE 00O00 Broadway, Virginia Best wishes to the students of Broadway High School 00O00 C. D. LANTZ We carry a complete line of replacement parts Pontiac G.M.C. HOOVER MOTOR COMPANY Broadway, Virginia TELEPHONE 25 — 110 Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 RHODES FUNERAL HOME 0OOO0 Broadway.V irginia LAWLEY CHEVROLET SALES Broadway.Virginia SALES r or Economical Transportation SERVICE America’s Greatest Value—Your Best Buy COMPLIMENTS OF FARMERS and MERCHANTS BANK 0OOO0 Bank of Efficient Service 00O00 Timberville.Virginia Compliments of FINK’S JEWELERS “W estern Virginia s Largest Watch Dealers ' Harrisonburg Virginia BATTERMAN’S MACHINE SHOP Minneapolis-Moline Farm Equipment McCulloch Chain Saws Edom Road Harrisonburg Virginia HUGHES PHARMACY Prescriptions Save with safety at the Rexall Store Dial 4-4464 Harrisonburg Virginia SELLERS FURNITURE STORES, INC. Everything for the Horne Broadway Virginia NU-METHOD CLEANERS Timberville, Virginia Woodstock, Virginia Mt. Jackson, Virginia “The Safe Place For Your Fine Things ' “The Best Place for Everything ” Phone 54 Donald M. Crist, Prop. Compliments of SWIFT COMPANY Dressers of Poultry Turkey Every Week of the Year DIAL 4-2534 or, 4-2537 Harrisonburg, Virginia TIMBERVILLE DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS Braxton H. Coiner, Owner and Pharmacist Paul L. Orebaugh, Pharmacist “Let us fill your next Prescription Timberville Virginia BRANNER PRINTING SERVICE Office Supplies and Equipment Broadway Virginia TIMBERVILLE COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER Bowling Pool Soda Fountain ROCKINGHAM CO-OPERATIVE FARM BUREAU INCORPORATED “77ie House Cooperation Built ” 00O00 Harrisonburg.Virginia 00O00 BRANCHES: Bridgewater, Elkton, Timbervilie, and Cross Keys Compliments of MINMCirS SELF-SERVICE GROCERY Timberville Virginia Compliments of NEFF’S PRODUCE 00O00 NEW MARKET PHARMACY Prescription W ork Our Speciality Phone 202 Timberville Virginia New Market Virginia GARBER’S RESTAURANT “Where Friends Meet and Eat PHONE 140 W. “Bill” Garber Timberville, Va. Compliments of M S CORPORATION LUMBER- PHONE 36 MILL WORK BUILDING SUPPLIES Timberville, Va. Compliments of • • PENNEY COMPANY Harrisonburg Virginia Compliments of ALFRED NIK 7 ® wow ' sC-- ( TTXfla Zt SO;w. MAIN ST., HAHHHOWmgG, VA. “For Gifts That Endure ' FINE JEWELRY WATCHES DIAMONDS PUFFENBERGERS JEWELRY Broadway A irginia NEFF LUMBER MILLS Better Lumber at Lower Cost Construction Lumber Veneer Logs Wood TELEPHONE 29-F-2 B. A. NEFF Broadway, Va. N. A. NEFF Compliments of H. E. CLOUGHERTY Insurance Agency Timberville, Va. ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Representing State Farm Insurance Companies Telephone Timberville 15 Feed Lifeguard Feeds Custom Mixing Grinding—Poultry Contracting KELLY FEEDS, INC. PHONE 82 Timberville, Virginia SHENANDOAH VALLEY LIVESTOCK SALES, INC. HOGS — CATTLE — CALVES It Pays to Do Business With a Long Established Reliable Company SALES: 1:30 P. M. SATURDAY Phone Harrisonburg 846 Edom Road SHENANDOAH COLLEGE and CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Dayton, Virginia • Piano • Organ • Woodwinds • Voice, Strings • Public School Music • B.Mus. in Church Music • B.Mus. B.Mus. Ed. Degrees • Fully Accredited • Academic Courses • Co-Educational • Church Related • Reasonable Rates POTTERY MFR’S. EXHIBIT, INC. 1 2 Mile South of New Market, Va. 115 Patterns of Dinnerware Bone China Porcelain Earthenware WORLDS LARGEST VASE DOVE’S HATCHERY, INC. Va. U. S. Approved Pullorum — Clean ooOoo “JPe Serve To Serve Again’ oOOOo Phone Broadway 155 Broad-Breasted Bronze and Beltsville White Turkey Poults 00O00 Four-Way New Hampshire and Arbor Acre 00O00 Va.-U. S. Approved-Pullorum Clean From the Shenandoah Valley’s Finest Flocks 00O00 Four-Way Hatchery, Inc. Broadway, Virginia Baby Chicks Telephones 144J and 188 MASON FEED AND SUPPLY, INC. Wirthmore Poultry and Livestock Feeds New Idea Farm Equipment Day—PHONE 47-J Night—Phone 47-1 BROADWAY, VIRGINIA HARRISONBURG REFRIGERATION SERVICE Commercial Refrigeration SALES — SERVICE Your Admiral appliance dealer S. R. Heatwole, Owner Repair on all Makes of Electric Motors Harrisonburg, Virginia WELL DRILLING J. R. RIDDLE 30 Years Experience Free Estimations Broadway, Virginia Phone 2153-R BROCKS GAP SERVICE LEE TIRE SERVICE Easy Terms WHEEL BALANCING Service W ith a Smile Phone 12 F 14 Broadway, Virginia Compliments of BROADWAY DRUG STORE Carl G. Showalter Registered Pharmacist 00O00 B. H. S. School Suppl ies Center 00O00 Remember Us After Graduation COOTES STORE SERVICE Restaurant, Home and Auto Service Lloyd K. Hoover Owner and Manager Broadway.Virginia Compliments of RHODES CANDY COMPANY Harrisonburg Virginia DENTON’S THE BIG MONEY SAVERS ON Furniture and Floor Coverings “F ariety — Quality—Low Prices ' CRIDER BROS. Dealers in General Merchandise Texaco Products Havoline Custom-made Oil Lee Tires and Tubes Auto Accessories “Our Merchandise of All One Quality—The Best ” Route No. 259 Phone Broadway 10-F-30 Fulks Run, Virginia BROADWAY HATCHERY Va. U. S. Approved Pullorum Clean Baby Chicks PHONE 40-F-10 Broadway.Virginia VALANCE Manufacturing Co. VENETIAN BLINDS (Venetian Blind Laundry) Broadway, A irginia JOSTEN’S Fine Class Rings Announcements Y earbooks Awards Bill Day Waynesboro, Virginia Telephone: 9311 Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK “A Howe Bank for Howe People Over 50 years of constructive community Service. 1 9 0 3 - 1 9 5 4 ooOoo Complete Commercial Banking Facilities ooOoo Broadway.Virginia FARMERS SUPPLY, INC. Poultry Contractors ooOoo BEACON MA-CO FEEDS ooOoo Farm and Poultry Supplies r ! 0OOO0 PHONE 90 Broadway.Virginia MUTUAL COLD STORAGE COOPERATIVE INCORPORATED Refrigerated Food Storage Lockers — Ice Commercial Freezer TIMBERVILLE.VIRGINIA THOMPSON SERVICE STATION AMOCO GAS Phone 40-F-20 Tenth Legion U. S. Route No. 11 PIKEWAY MOTOR SALES USED CAR DEALERS Phone 195-L R. S. Orebaugh H. T. Hinegardner Proprietors New Market, Virginia NEFF’S ESSO STATION GAS — OIL — ACCESSORIES Timberville.Virginia ELECTRONIC SERVICE Ralph and Mary Puffenbarger Timberville 170 — Elkton 3811 Zenith — G. E. — R. C. A. — Hoffman Radios and Televisions Latest Phonograph Records MOYERS MOTOR CO., INC. SALES drc£ SERVICE New Market, Virginia General Electric Appliances PHONE 150 Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Wizard Appliances Wizard Batteries Davis Tires Vita P ozver Oil Western Flyer Bicycles Tract one Radios C. E. “CHARLIE” MORGAN New Market, Virginia Phone 229 ALL STATES GIFT SHOP GLASSWARE DINNERWARE — GIFTS For Graduates and Brides To Be 12 Mi. No. Harrisonburg, Va. U. S. Route 11 Broadway Route 1 DERRER MATHIAS, INC. —MEN’S WEAR— Partners In Your Appearance ” 174 S. Main St. Professional Bldg. Harrisonburg, Virginia Dial 4-6507 Compliments BROADWAY MILLING COMPANY Incorporated Broadway Virginia Compliments of SHENANDOAH’S PRIDE DAIRY PRODUCTS 00O00 THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA CO-OP. MILK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION 0OOO0 DIAL 4-7328 0OOO0 41 West Washington St. H arrisonburg, Ya. Compliments of J. D. LANTZ Lumber and Mill Work PHONE 117 Broadway, Virginia WHETZEL MEAT MARKET MEATS.GROCERIES BALL BAND FOOTWEAR FROZEN FOOD Phone 57 Broadway.Virginia Compliments of MILES MUSIC COMPANY 35 Court Square Harrisonburg, Virginia Compliments of WETSEL SEED CO., INC. ooOoo Harrisonburg, Virginia “Best wishes to the class of 1954” SCHENCK FOODS CO. Winchester, Va. Wholesale Food Suppliers THE VALLEY CREAMERY, INC. INSIST on the Best Valley Gold Ice Cream Massanuften Butter Sell Us Your Cream—Highest Market Prices Prompt Returns—Courteous Service Harrisonburg.Virginia Compliments of A. W. WHITMORE SONS Merchants Broadway.Virginia The Poultry Growers Favorite Market Servirg the Grower Every Work Day in the Year GENUINE ROCKINGHAM FRYERS and TURKEYS 7 h e S t a n d a r d By Which Other I a c It s A r e J n d g e d 0OOO0 ROCKINGHAM POULTRY MARKETING CO-OP., INC, BROADWAY, VIRGINIA WINCHESTER, VA. STUARTS DRAFT, VA. STANLEY, VA. MOOREFIELD, W. VA. TIMBERVILLE DEPARTMENT STORE 00O00 Fresh Meats, Groceries General Merchandise 0OOO0 Timberville.Virginia The World of Tomorrow .... Have you thought of the world of tomorrow that your son or daughter will face? For them to get ahead in this new world of opportunity, a high school education will be only a begin¬ ning. Business and industry of tomorrow will demand college training as a prerequi¬ site. The young man or woman who marches into the world of tomorrow with untrained hands will be doomed to mediocrity. They will be just square pegs in round holes. Life insurance is the only way that a father can solve this financial problem with certainty. Let us show you how you can be certain that your son or daughter will get the training that will start them off right in the WORLD OF TOMMOROW. J. L. Rhodes, Agent HOME BENEFICIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, INC. New Market, Virginia Compliments M, C. SHOWALTER CO. Incorporated 00O00 LARRO FEEDS And SHOWAETER FFEDS PHONE 95 00O00 Broadway Virginia Congratulations C S. MUNDY QUARRIES 0OOO0 Crushed Stone Magnesium Lime Asphalt Road Construction 00O00 Edom 2061 00O00 Timberville 818-R Class Rings.Pins.Club Pins Commencement Announcements Belts and Buckles.Medals and Trophies Caps and Gowns 00O00 WALTER B. ANDERSON 0OOO0 L. G. BALFOUR, PRODUCTS 4111 Kensington Avenue Richmond 21, Virginia Compliments of BLATT’S CLEANERS DYERS FURRIERS Our Truck Calls Monday, Thursday, Saturday Harrisonburg.V irginia SIMMERS GARAGE E. L. Simmers, Owner General Tires Sunoco Gas and Oil Phone—Timberville 30 RHODES SERVICE STATION Firestone Tires Home and Auto Supplies Westinghouse Appliances Electric Stoves.Refrigerators Laundromats — Dryers — Food Freezers Electric Sewing Machines — Hot Water Heaters Dish Washers —Radios — Milk Coolers Every House Needs W estinghouse PHONE BROADWAY 28 J. M. HULVEY SON “Eggs and more Eggs” 00O00 GENUINE OLGA POCAHONTAS COAL ooOoo BROADWAY Phone 36-1 HARRISONBURG Phone 4-4123 MUTUAL FEED COMPANY, INC Premier and Wayne Feeds POULTRY CONTRACTING Broadway, Virginia BOB’S ESSO SERVICE Robert M. Bare, Manager GAS OIL GROCERIES “We Are Always Happy To Serve You” Phone Broadway 18-F-20 Fulks Run, Virginia FULKS RUN GROCERY GENERAL MERCHANDISE Garnett R. Turner, Owner Phone Broadway 45-F-3 Fulks Run, Virginia PRES BROWNS SPORT SHOP “The Sportsman’s Home” 00O00 14 West Washington Street LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN CO. Manufacturers of CAPS AND GOWNS FOR BROADWAY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION CLASSES Virginia Representative James L Deck 300 E. Main Street Richmond, Virginia Compliments of SCHEWEL FURNITURE COMPANY Incorporated 135 South Main Street Harrisonburg, Virginia Easy terms We deliver LONE PINE HATCHERY Va.-U. S. Approved Pullorum Clean Chicks- -Poults See our field men, write or call 00 O 00 LONE PINE HATCHERY Phone 68 Timberville, Virginia RITCHIE AUTO SERVICE Complete Accident Repair 2 Miles South of New Market, Va. on U. S. 11 PHONE 438 F 02 H. M. Ritchie, Owner New Market, Va. Compliments of TIMBERVILLE FEEDERS SERVICE Timberville, Va. POULTRY CONTRACTING Phone 67 O. T. FUNKHOUSER Mutual Insurance Agency 402 Keezell Building 122 South Main Street Let Us Save You Money Through Dividends On Life, Fire and Automobile Insurance Harrisonburg, Va. Office Telephone — Dial 4-2793 Residence Telephone — Edom 2578 Compliments WOOLWORTH and COMPANY S H E N K Baby Chicks New Hampshires—Cornish Crosses— White Rocks Telephone 4-6733 THE SHENK HATCHERY and BREEDING FARM Excavation Heavy Hauling FAUGHT REED COMPANY General Contracting P. O. Box 292 Harrisonburg, Virginia David (Bill) Reed Phone 4-3964 Clias. Fauglit Phone 4-8532 RIVERDALE HATCHERY PULLORUM CLEAN BABY CHICKS Va. U. S. 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