Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1955 volume:

tlB : z g i- 5 ' “Hiif -v0s ' t I ■ V.,... ■ ■ cilice lee dove . ned hillyard . annual publication of broadway high editor-in chief business manager V c ° e ? ' C e ' m £ 1 the senior class school We Broadway High School’s W. T. Burruss collects 2 of his 7 points — these plus his top rebounding performance of the year aided Coach “Scotty” Hamil¬ ton’s Green White in their 52-45 upset victory over fourth seeded Handley High of Winchester in the nightcap of the first round of eliminations in the Dis¬ trict “5” Tourney held at V. M. I.’s Fieldhouse in Lex.ngton. The Gobblers bowed to Montevideo in the semi-fi.ia’s but moved to win the consolation championship by thrashing Clifton Forge’s Mountaineers 70-5 1. O M Principalis Message .... Young men and women, who, during their years in school, leain to live pleasantly and thoughtfully and helpfully with others, who learn to make people with whom they live happy instead of worried or anxious, are finding their way to a life of satisfaction. Such individuals need not be, should not be, soft or meek or self-effacing. They may be forceful, self-assertive, provided they really live geneiously and harmoniously. They are the strong, the skilled, the artistic players in the great orchestra which includes us all. The world needs far more people who are skilled in the art of living. The Office Principal MR. I. FRANK HILL YARD Secretary MRS. BETTY HARRISON The Faculty MR. EARL S. WINE Vocational Agriculture MRS. ANN S. DAVIS Business Education MR. EDDIE BRANNER Band MRS. MARY OREBAUGH English MR. PAUL G. KLINE Mathematics MISS KATHERINE BOWMAN Library MR. FLOYD S. HAMILTON Driver Training Social Science MRS. JOY H. CLOUGHERTY Home Economics Supervision MR. I. W. DIEHL Vocational Agriculture MISS MARGARET M. MARTZ Science Mathematics MR. J. WARD LONG Boys’ Physical Education MRS. FRANCES MOYERS English French MR. E. CARLYLE LYNCH Industrial Arts MISS BROWNIE LESTER English Guidance MR. J. FRANK HILL YARD Principal MRS. BERNICE COFFMAN Art Not Shown in picture. The Faculty MR. EARL C. HOLSINGER Mathematics MRS. EMILY BRUCE Girls’ Physical Education MISS GEORGEANNA DRIVER English Social Science Latin I MISS RUTH THOMPSON American History U. S. Government MRS. CATHERINE MILLER Home Economics MR. WAYNE MYERS Science Mathematics MRS. BETTY TURNER English Social Science MR. ROBERT TABOR Boys’ Physical Education MRS. PATSY VAUGHAN Girls’ Physical Education MRS. VIRGINIA BRAINARD Substitute Teacher MRS. HAZEL STOUTAMYRE English Social Science Guidance MR. WALTER EYE Government English Latin American History MRS. NELLIE WAMPLER Guidance English Fre nch MRS. EARLENE A. SMITH Business Education MRS. LENNIS GARBER English Science Mathematics MR. JOSEPH MILLER Choral Music General Business MISS SAMUELLA CR1M Science Mathematics MRS. KATHLEEN ZIGLER English Science Mathematics Not shown in picture. Roll Call Graduates of 1955 CLASS OFFICERS President Secretary Vice-President Treasurer . . . Class Flower . Class Colors . . Carroll Manning Barbara Ikenberry . Merlin See . . . Kenneth Kline . . Pink Carnation Pink and Charcoal Class Motto — “We live in the present, we dream of the future, and we learn eternal truth from the past.”—Madame Chiang Kai Shek. Commencement Committee: Shelby Funk, chairman; Phoebe Reamer, Bill Drury, Bill Good, Shirley Malnar. Flower, Color, and Motto Committee: Jerry Wampler, chairman; Janice Hart¬ man, Garth Kagey, Jo Ann Neff, Ellen Reed. Talent Program Committee: Shirley Malnar, chairman; Martha Jane Crider, Lowell Will. Senior Trip Committee: Lois Huffman, chairman; Verl Gay Hawse, Joyce Wil¬ liams, David Hoover, Tom Allebaugh. Senior Class Sponsors: Mrs. Wampler, Miss Thompson, Miss Lester. (Senior Activity List on Pages 24 and 25) Graduates ; ; ■ Tom AMebaugh Jane Arehart Margaret Arehart A Ivan Barb f Sam Bowman Shirley Branntt ; John Breneman %W T. BurruSS Colle en Bus hon q Amelia Car r 1 v A y Vj olet Ccirr A S h a hne y C Ime s MaaTHa of 1955 Com me ntt nent Co et wl Graduates i wer Qt II J Oj Fu I K ' A y l ■ Margaret jFuiiP 1 She lb y Fu k K, Loretta Garber tor Good Tvhom ' asA Good Jr. r VA L harles brim m Nolomi Gutberte L hc rles Halferman y Fjx J Oi nice Hon Tmo n 7 of 1955 Graduates � f 1955 ) 1 Ihot Mae MiTch«l I MdKy Florence Mitchell Louise (Movers Jo Ta hh tsje f f x CaH ' oJyh N oTsh Ore bduj h ' y fvi oi-v IF rn Mips Phoe be jRed ' f eh tJ ■fixj ' i 6. --vn u, ♦L | -- [: x , ; ' Graduates E en Reed 5 Tan ©yCrJ ' C d sM— L eonc t- v di 3n ( A E veivn Nr f c T e; ' A-l r| t Martha Fr-ohaVf kfather jne Ry m a n fvTej- fm e i | c • r 3 T h i Ni p x harpe v J Ph ' y Ui SKTf ' f lett 1 ' e Shue mctKer Shitt ' K v Spitz er of 1955 Graduates of 1955 High School Activities of Graduates TOM ALTERAUGH—Basketball (3), Raseball (3), Football (3), Band (3), Annual Staff, Lettermen’s Club (2), Boys’ State, Science Club (1). JANE AREHART—Glee Club (1), Annual Staff. MARGARET AREHART—F. H. A. (2), Glee Club (2), Basketball (1), School Patrol (1). IVAN BARB—Football (2), Lettermen’s Club (2). SAM BOWMAN—Mixed Chorus (3), Junior Play, Science Club (2), Student Advisory Group (1), Operetta (3). SHIRLEY BRANNER—Glee Club (1), Junior Play Usher, Science Club (1), Annual Staff. TOHN RRENNEMAN—Football (3), Co-captain of Football Team (1), Baseball (3), Basketball (2), Basketball Manager (1), F. F. A. (3), F. F. A. President (1), Lettermen’s Club (2). W. T. BURRUSS—Basketball (3), Football (3), Baseball (2). COLLEEN BUSHONG—Junior Play Usher. AMELIA CARR—Varsity Basketball (1). VIOLET CARR— ASHAL1NE CLINE—Junior Play Committee. CHARLOTTE COMBS—Mixed Chorus (3), Basketball (1), Annual Staff. HELEN COMER—Glee Club (1). ROSA LEE COMER—School Patrol (1), Junior Play Committee, Library Assistant. GERALD CRIDER—Football (2), Baseball (1), Lettermen’s Club. MARTHA JANE CRIDER—Glee Club (2), Annual Staff, Junior Play Committee, School Ring Committee, Play Festival Cast. ALICE LEE DOVE—Mixed Chorus (3), F. H. A. (1), Annual Staff. AVA DOVE—F. H. A. (2). JEAN DOVE—F. H. A. (3), Library Assistant. NANCY DRIVER—F. H. A. (3), Vice-President F. H. A. (1), Science Club (1), Basketball (2), Green Quill Staff (1), Annual Staff, Junior Play Usher. BILL DRURY—Band (3), Football (3), Baseball Mgr. (1), Basketball Mgr. (1), Science Club (1), Lettermen’s Club (2), Junior Play Committee, Annual Staff. JOY FULK—Glee Club (1). MARGARET FULK—Mixed Chorus (3), Melody Anns (3), Cheerleader (1), Yearbook Committee, Operetta (3), Play Festival Cast, District Poetry Winner. SHELBY FUNK—Mixed Chorus (3), Melody Anns (2), Jr. Class Pres., Girls’ Basketball Manager (2), Pupil Advisory Group (2), Girls’ State, Operetta (3), Play Festival Cast. LORETTA GARBER—Science Club (1), Junior Play Committee. CLIFTON GOOD—Football (3), Lettermen’s Club (3). THOMAS GOOD, JR.—Football (3), Baseball (3). CHARLES GRIMM—F. F. A. (2), Mixed Chorus (1). NAOMI GUTHER1E—Glee Club (1). High School Activities of Graduates CHARLES HALTERMAN—Football (3), Baseball (3), Lettermen’s Club (2). JANICE HARTMAN—Basketball (3), Junior Play. VERL HAWSE—Basketball (1), Junior Play Committee. JOHN HERBERT—Science Club (2), Lettermen’s Club (2), Football (3), Baseball (1), Basketball (2). RACHEL HILL—Junior Play Usher. NELSON HILLYARD—Lettermen’s Club (2), Band (3), Football (3), Baseball Manager (1), Basketball (2), Basketball Manager (1), Science Club (2) , Junior Play, Annual Staff, Class Treasurer of 10th Grade. JAMES HINEGARDNER—Basketball (1), Baseball (1). DAVID HOOVER—Basketball (2), Baseball (1), Football (3), Mixed Chorus (3), F. F. A. (3), F. F. A. Treasurer, Lettermen’s Club (1), Operetta (3) . LOIS HUFFMAN—Band (3), Basketball (2), Melody Anns (3), Class Pres, of 10th Grade, Annual Staff, Green Quill Staff, Operetta Accompanist (2), All-State Band Clinic (3), Junior Play Committee, Science Club (1), Science Club Reporter, Public Speaking (2). BARBARA IKENBERRY—Girls Chorus (3), Melody Anns (2), V. Pres, of 10th Grade, F. H. A. (1), Science Club (1), Science Club Sec. (1), Class Sec. of 12th Grade, Operetta (3), Green Quill Staff. GARTH KAGEY—Mixed Chorus (3), Lettermen’s Club (2), Pres. Of Lettermen’s Club (1), Basketball (2), Football (3), Baseball (2). KENNETH KLINE—Football (2), Basketball (3), Baseball (2), Science Club (1), Band (1), Lettermen’s Club (2). NANCY KLINE—F. H. A. (1), Annual Staff. NELSON LAYMAN— GAIL LYTTON—Green Quill Staff, Annual Staff, Junior Play, Science Club (1), F. H. A. (1). SHIRLEY MALNAR—Glee Club (1), Basketball (2), F. H. A. (1), Annual Staff. CARROLL MANNING—Senior Class President, President of the Science Club, Annual Staff, Boy ' s State, Junior Play, Newspaper Staff (2), Band (2), Student Advisory Group (2), Lettermen’s Club (2), Magazine Campaign Leader (2). JOE MAY—Science Club (2), Lettermen’s Club (2), Football (2), Mixed Chorus (2), Boys’ State, Sec. Lettermen’s Club, F. F. A. (2). ALDA McML T LLEN—Usher for Junior Play. ANNA MILLER—Glee Club (1), Basketball (2), F. H. A. (1). JANICE MILLER—Basketball (3), Annual Staff, Junior Play. WILLIAM MILLER—Science Club. INA MAE MITCHELL—Annual Staff, Glee Club (2), Library Assistant (1) , Junior Play Usher. MARY FLORENCE MITCHELL—Glee Club (2), Science Club (1), Junior Play Usher. LOUISE MOYERS—F. H. A. (1). CAROLYN NASH—Mixed Chorus (3), Girls Chorus (3), Melody Anns (2) , Newspaper Staff (1), Annual Staff, Operetta (3), Science Club (1), Stu¬ dent Advisory Group (1). High School Activities of Graduates JO ANN NEFF—Band (3), Melody Anns (2), Basketball Manager (2), Junior Play. FRITZ OREBAUGH—Football (1), Basketball (2), Baseball (2). SYLVIA PHILLIPS—F. H. A. (3), School Patrol (1), Library Assistant. PHOEBE REAMER—Band (3), Basketball (3). ELLEN REED—Basketball (3), Mixed Chorus (3), Operetta (3), Junior Play, Annual Staff, Green Quill Staff. STANLEY REED—Lettermen’s Club (2), Basketball (3), Football (1). LEONARD RIGGLEMAN—Football (3), Basketball (3), Baseball (3), Lettermen’s Club (2). EVELYN RITCHIE—Green Quill Staff (1), Student Advisory Committee. MARTHA ROHART—Mixed Chorus (3), Junior Play, Operetta (1), Science Club (1), V. Pres, of Science Club, V. Pres, of Junior Class. KATHERINE RYMAN—Green Quill Staff (1). MERLIN SEE—Glee Club (1), V. Pres, of 12th Grade. PHILLIP SHARPE—Lettermen’s Club (2), Student Advisory Group (1 ), Basketball Manager (2). PHYLLIS SHIFFLETT—F. H. A. (3), Glee Club (1), Junior Play, Annual Staff, Green Quill Staff. MADELINE SHOEMAKER—F. H. A. (1), Junior Play Committee. SHIRLEY SMITH—F. H. A. (1). BOBBY SPITZER—Basketball Manager (1). PHYLLIS STRICKLER—Green Quill Staff (1). ALICE STULTZ—Glee Club (1). JANE THOMAS—Mixed Chorus (3), Junior Play, Melody Anns (2), Operetta (3), F. H. A. (2), F. H. A. Reporter, F. H. A. Parliamentarian, Junior Homemaking Degree ’54. DONALD TURNER—Football (1). JEAN TURNER—Glee Club (3). MARVIN TURNER, JR.—Football (1), Annual Staff, Mixed Chorus (3), Operetta (3). NANCY WALTON—Glee Club (1), Science Club (1), Green Quill Sta ff Annual Staff. JERRY WAMPLER—Annual Staff, Boys’ State, Band (3), Basketball (3), Baseball Manager (2), Football (2), Operetta (2), Junior Play, Science Club (2) , Lettermen’s Club (2). THANE WILKINS—Basketball (3), Baseball (1), Football (3), Mixed Chorus (3) . LOWELL WILL—Football (3), Lettermen’s Club (1), Basketball (2). JOHN WILLIAMS—Band (3), Junior Play. JOYCE WILLIAMS—Band (3), F. H. A. (2), Science Club (2), Junior Play Committee. EVELYN WILT—F. H. A. (1), Junior Play. JUNE WINE—Mixed Chorus (3), Melody Anns (2), Sec. of 11th Grade. MILDRF5D WINE—Basketball (3), Mixed Chorus (3), Melody Anns (2), Operetta (3), Annual Staff, Student Advisory Group (1), Green Quill Staff. BILL WINE—Football (2), F. F. A. (1). Class of 1956 President Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer Sponsors .... CLASS OFFICERS . Eva Nell Turner . Dick Armentrout . Leona Keller .Janet Reid . Mrs. Orebaugh, Mr. Long, Mr. Tabor, Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Vaughan, Mrs. Smith Richard Armentrout Jo Ann Caplinger Beverly Davis Janice Early Anna Margaret Fulk June Good Donnie Bare Warren Carr Kenneth Davis Boyd Estep Bobby Fulk William Good Donald Bible Genevieve Clark Billy Dove George Fawley Connie Fulk Eilene Harpine Henry Biller Patricia Coffman Janet Dove Allen Fitzwater Carole Funk Irene Harpine Joyce Breneman Jeannette Cootes Jeanette Dove Joyce Fitzwater Bobby Good Anna Lee Hess James Hillyard Jack Hinegardner Charlotte Hinkle Yvonne Hinton Richard Hollar Anna Holsinger Catherine Holsinger Jane Hoover Caroline H. unshell Elaine Hughes Ralph Kagey Ronald Keister Leona Keller Ruby Kile Kenneth Knight Marietta Lam Hugh Landes Jerry Landes Gerald Lank am Lane Lantz Naomi Lantz Leon Lohr Carl Long Joyce Lytton Donald Martz George Mason Everette May Penelope Mundy Carolyn Myers James Neff ' v c3i Arlene Orebaugh Paul Riggleman Janet See Joyce Smith Loretta Snyder Betty Ann Summers Donald F. Pattee Larry Ritchie Richard Sharpe Peggy Smith Arlene Sonifrank Catherine Summers Louise Reedy Mary Wilson Ritchie John Shoemaker Shelvy Jean Smith Geraldine Stepp Kingsley Trumbo Jr. Thelma Reedy Benny Robinson Robert Showalter Shirley Smith Everette Strickler Mary Sue Trumbo Janet Reid Mary C. Rohrbaugh Donnie Smith William Smith Mary Stultz Clayton Turner Elinor Turner Eva Nell Turner Gary Turner Phyllis Turner W ilson Turner Catherine Tusing Donnie Tusing Barbara Vaughan Jean Wampler Winston Wenger Gary Whetzel Ida W ' hetzel Ramona Whetzel Robert Whissen Mayre White Donald Wichael Sylvia Will Eunice Williams Janet Williams Clarence W ' ittig Ronal 1 Woodson Not pictured—Geneva Payne Class of 1957 CLASS OFFICERS President Larry Turner Pice-President Peggy Davis Secretary . Eleanor Muntzing Treasurer . Raymond Alexander Sponsors . Mr. Kline, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Coffman, Mr. Miller c L A S S 0 F 1 9 5 7 Naomi Alexander Janet Baker Robert Branner John Coffman Gary Dove Geraldine Ennis Raymond Alexander Charles Bare Gary Bushong Pauline Coffman Lois Dove James Ennis Joan Andes Sa;a Behrens James Cain Peggy Davis Nellie Dove Eris Eye Nancy Arehart Beverly Boyers Walter Campbell Gaynell Deavers Paul Dove Frances Foltz Fay Ashenfelter James Branner Janalee Carr Nadine Deavers Betty Driver Genevieve Fulk Kay Ashenfelter Nancy Branner Anita Cline Carroll Dellinger Janet Eaton Marcella Fulk i|§ Nancy Fulk Patsy Hepner Wayne Keister Flora Lam Anna Loker Donald Mathias Shirley Fulk Harold High Judy Kennedy Eugene Lantz Houston Lynch Donnie Lee Mathias Wayne Fulk Larry Holsinger Ardella Keplinger Laura Lantz Jimmy Martz Benjamin May Mary Guthrie Eleanor Hoover Larry Kline Max Lantz Loretta Martz Betty May Eugene Halterms Bernice Hottinge Virginia Kline Donnie Lawson Page Martz Larry May Charlotte Hawkins Donnie Jameson Margurite Knupp Phoebe Lohr Eleanor Mason Beverly McConnell c L A S s 0 F 1 9 5 7 C 2 C 2 - c L 0 F 1 9 5 7 —— «i itr Martha Margaret Messick Betty Miller Mary Miller McWilliams Stanley NesselrodtPaige Pattee Roland Phillips Eleanor Muntzing John Rhodes Ronald Rohrbaugh Raymond Shumaker Wilson Smith Zelda Riddle Alice Runion Dorothy Silvious Danny Spitzer Juanita Rigglem; Fayne Runion Betty Smith Mary Strawderman Bobby Lee Ritch Velma Runion Eleanor Smith Gary Striclcler Orville Mathias Stanley Pope ieBoyd Ritchie Patricia Shifflett Howard Smith John Strickler Donna Moomaw Mary Reedy Robert Ritchie Betty Lou Shoemaker Marie Smith Carroll Stroop Nancy Stroop Alice Turner John Tusing Betty Whitmer Eddie Yancey Imogene Swope Carolyn Turner Leonard Vaughn Geraldine Whitmer Annalee Yankev Donald Geraldine Thomas Larry Turner Billy Walton Mary Will Elwood Thompson Mildred Thompson Ann Trumbo Vernon Turner Don Tusing Donnie Tusing Helen Wampler David Wenger Betty While Robert Wine Norma Wittig Walter Wittig Yankey Lee Yankey Lois Zigler Anna Zirkle Nancy Zirkle 0 F 1 9 5 7 Not Pictured: Lucille Baker, Ronnie High, Betty Kline. on c 3 ■ t n Class of 1958 Myers Zirkle Brock CLASS OFFICERS President .Jane Brock Vice-President .. Janet Zirkle Secretary . Phyllis Myers Treasurer . Shelby May Sponsors . Miss Martz, Mr. Holsinger, Mr. Eye, Mrs. Moyers, Mrs. Clougherty Connie Andes Leroy Bazzle Darrell Bolton Barbara Bushong Patsy Cooper Robert Delawder Richard Emswiler Elizabeth Armstrong Barbara Biller Gail Bolton Janet Carr Anna Corbin Carolyn Dove Gary Fahnestock Catherine Baker David Biller Robert Branner Virginia Clark Rosie Lee Crider Wilma Dove Floyd Fansler Phyllis Baker Evelyn Biller Jane Brock Phyllis Conley Vada Cullers Patricia Eckard Alice Faulkner Gerald Baldwin Henry Biller James Brown Gladys Cook Betty Davis Betty Emswiler Priscilla Fawley Betty Barb Neil ' Black Nancy Burkett Mildred Cook Robert Davis Marie Emswiler Patricia Fescura ! 3 • r O Jo Ann Billy Fulk Fitzsimmons Betty Sue Getz Betty Ann Garber Elaine Hill Anna Fligh Gene Hoover Wayne Holsinger Judith Landes Carroll Kennedy George Gary Lee Lindamood June Martz Maxine May David Fulk Carl Grogg Gail Hill Stanley Hostetter Shelvy Lantz William Lively Shelby Jean May Larry Fulk Joyce Halterman Marjorie Hill Ronald Hottinger Wilma Lantz Joyce Lohr Fred McCoid Lois Fulk Lewis Hensley Tony Hinkle Patsy Huffman Bobby Larrick Kathryn Lohr Betty Messerley Nancy Fulk Billy Hepner Mary Holloman Carroll Johnson Leroy Laurent Beverly Loker Allen Miller Nancy Miller Bob Moyers Guy Orebaugh Judith Reed Virginia Rinker Jim Ritchie Otis Shifflett Thomas Miller Nancy Moyers Jo Ann Payne Betty Reedy Blanch Ritchie Linda Ritchie Albert Shoemaker Betty Minnick Ronald Mitchell Phyllis Myers Roland Myers Raymond Phillips Bobby Prophet Nancy Reedy C harles Reubush Calvin Ritchie Earl Ritchie Sandra Ritchie Mary Robinson Teddy Shoemaker Anna Lou Shope Violet Mitchell John Nesselrodt Nancy Pye Barbara Rhodes Jane Ritchie Durwood Runion Nelson Showalter Louise Mongold Barbara Orebaugh Marie Ray Russell Rimel Jean Ritchie Harry Sherman Kay Shumaker Meade Siever Gretchen Smith Elsie Strickler Gloria Turner Guy Whetzel Barbara Simmers Maude Smith Nancy Stroop Beverly Tusing Mary Whissen Mildred Simmons Gathelene Smith Dean Smith Wendell Smith Loretta Sonifrank Gay Stayner Wayne Summers Phyllis Taylor Nelson Trumbo David Tusing Shelby Tusing Robert Wallace Kay Wilkins Paul Wilkins Elizabeth Wittig Janet Zirkle Philip Zirkle Gary Smith Wendell Steele Elma Turner Richard Warner Lennis Yankey Not Pictured: Charles Johnston, Charles McWilliams, Laura Sherman, Lola Siever, George Simmers, Lloyd Smith, Richard Whitmire. Class of 1959 CLASS OFFICERS President . John Campbell Vice-President .Mary Jane Lytton Secretary . Kay Kagey Treasurer . James Campbell Sponsors . Mrs. Stoutamyre, Mrs. Turner, Miss Driver, Mrs. Zigler, Mrs. Garber, Mr. Myers, Miss Crim Janese Baker Maxwell Baker Theodore Baker Nancy Baldwin Preston Bare Janice Bazzle Sara I ane Bazzle Ellen Behrens Jean Bible June Bible Janet Biller Bruce Bowman Bernice Boyers Dottie Brown Myrtle Brown Phyllis Brown Carrol Bushong Garland Campbell James Campbell John Campbell Peggy Caplinger Paul Carper, Jr. Linda Carr Robert Carr, Jr. Carroll Carrier Ray Cave Roy Cave Charles Click Wayne Cline C harles Clinedinst Hilda Crider Ruth Crider Richard Cullers Rachell Custer Randal Delawder Carrol Dickerson N oah . Dinges Victor Dinges Samm_v Donovan Barbara Dove Carolyn Dove Dorothy Dove Esther Dove David Emswiler Shirley Freed Carmen Funk Floyd Hasler Brenda FTolsinger Marlene Hosaflook Georgia Dove Katherine Eye Biedler Fulk Beverly Garber Russell Hasler Edward Holsinger Jerry Huffman Max Dove Roy Falls James Fulk Lenny Golladay Bonnie Heishman James Holsinger Reba Huffman Nancy Lee Dove Everette Flick James Fulk Nancy Good Dianne Helbert Robert Holsinger Carry Johnson Juanita Douglas Juanita Foltz Alary Ellen Fulk Wesley Graves Hardy Hinkle Linda Hoover Lola Johnson Susan Early Catherine Frank Shirley Fulk Dorothy Harpine Billy Flolsinger Sara E. Hoover Charles Joseph Kay Kagey Ronnie Kratzer Gene Lemon Yvonne Manning Patsy Sue May Bobby Miller Billy Morris Etta Keplinger Kathleen Lambert Marvin Liskey Bill} ' Martz Wayne May Bonnie Miller Dennis Moyers Bobby Kile James Landes Michael Lohr Tommie Martz Dc )ris Me William Charles Millison Deyerle Moyers Gloria King Roger Lawson Erma Florence Losh ;Wayne Mathias Joan McWilliams Charles Minnick Leonard Moyers Fay Knighting Wanda Lawson Charles Lowry Alice May Edith Messick Leonard Mongold Leonard Moyers George Knupp Gayle Lee Mary Jane Lytton Gerald May Arline Miller Nelson Mongold Harold Myers Joyce Myers Rachel Pangle Bobby Price Volda Rexrode Phillip Ritchie Patricia Runion Mary Shaver Jane Nair Pat Pattee Loraine Price Billy Ritchie W ayne Ritchie Sara Runion James Shifflett Ellen Nash Earl Phillips Richard Prophet Charlotte Ritchie Shirley Riter Shelby Jean Runio n Mary Shirkey Louise Nesselrodt Elwood Phillips Clyde Propst David Ritchie Howard Roadcap Velma Ryman Alda Shoemaker Raymond Orebaugh Richard Phillips Barbara Ray Lucille Ritchie Wayne Roadcap Larry Sharp Mildred Shumaker Charles O’Roark Roger Phillips Donald Reedy Mary Ritchie Betty Runion Joe Shaver Donald Showalter Charles Simmers Brenda Spitzer Paul W. Swisher Phyllis Trumho Robert Turner Patsy I oyce Weaver Yancey Mildred Richard Harold Simmers Shirley Strawderman James Swope Emily Turner Bonnie Tusing White Nancy Yankey Robert Earl Simmons Nancy Strickler Linda Terry Frances Turner Larry Tusing Aiiie Smith Richard Stroop Nadene Thomas Larry Turner Patricia Tusing AlUllll nariey omun, j r. ancir; Jeanette Stultz Lee Stultz Carroll Thompson Hazel Thorne Mary Lee Turner May Turner Buddy Walton Lynn Dale Wease White Sylvester White Yankey Vonnie Yankey Patsy Betty Whitmer Zigler Deanna Wicheal Bonnie Zigler Joe Carol Yancey Tames Zirk Not Pictured: Randy Bare, Faye Dellinger, Mildred Kennedy, Shirley Runion, Harry Shipe. As They Go Marching By— The pride of Rockingham County, Virginia, threw wide her doors to open the 1954-55 school session on September 7, with a record enrollment of 731 pupils. Joining the ranks of the B. H. S. faculty were Coach Bob (15-0) Tabor from Cumber¬ land, Maryland; Mrs. Patsy Vaughan of New Market, Virginia; Mrs. Catherine Miller and Miss Georgeanna Driver also of New Market; and the addition of Miss Margaret Mae Martz who came to us from Covington High School brought the magic number to 32. Gabby Gobbler enhanced Vol. Ill, No. 1 of the Green Quill by extending his hand of we l¬ come to the school’s new students—some 241 eighth graders. Coaches Hamilton and Tabor saw their charges open the ’54 Football Season with a 14-6 victory over Petersburg (W. Va.) High School. On successive Saturday afternoons James Wood High fell 19-6 and the Leemen of Staunton’s Robert E. Lee High were humbled 14-0. Coach Ward Long on seeing his Gobbler J. V.’s come from behind twice to whip James Wood’s Little Colonels 19-18 -— “They just wouldn’t give up.” So shall we always be. President Garth Kagey called the first meeting of the Broadway Lettermen’s Club on October 27 with the club electing to attend the U. Va. vs. West Virginia football game at Virginia’s Scott Stadium—little did they know that it would rain, sleet, and snow. Football season rolled on as the Gobblers met their first defeat at the hands of Clarke County High’s Eagles at Purcellville, as the Eagles came through with a desperation tally in the closing minutes of the game. Montevideo won out in the annual Cross County Game played at Har¬ risonburg 12-7 despite the efforts of the student body and the Gobbler Band in the pep rally. Len Riggleman smashed through for the last points of the ’54 season as he gave the B. H. S. eleven a 6-0 lead over Harrisonburg’s Blue Streaks only to see the visitors bounce back with a surpriser to knot the game at 6-all—the crowd waited in tension as their try for the e. p. was wide—just as ours had been—and so it ended. In basketball the Gobblers rode into the V. M. I. Fieldhouse at Lexington for the District 5 Tourney with a 10-6 record and the fifth posi¬ tion. Given little chance but lots of hope the Gobblers clipped Handley’s Judges in a 52-45 upset. Semi-final opposition became Montevideo’s Maroons who came through it all 65-44 and the Gobblers bounced back to win the Consolation championship going away—Broadway 70, Clif¬ ton Forge 54. Twin wins over Harrisonburg High highlight¬ ed the regular season as the Streaks were hum¬ bled 35-32 on their court and bowed 52-46 at B. H. S. Coach Tabor’s rampaging Junior Var¬ sity tramped through the District heads and shoulders above their opposition and made it 15-0 by beating James Wood 48-35 in the finale. The strains of “Mississippi Melody” under the directorship of Mr. Joe Miller pleased an enthusi¬ astic gathering on the nights of October 23 and 24. Co-Captains Mildred Wine and Shirley Mal- nar bade their farewells to B. H. S. basketball, along with the departing seniors on the squad, as they completed a successful 8-5 season. March was music month with the B. H. S. Band, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, Melody Anns and 5 soloists representing Broadway well—as usual. March also found the Forensic Winners vie- ing for honors. Then, too, ELI was installed in March with enthusiastic response from the student body. A successful Baseball Season sweltered through as drama took the reins of prominence with the presentation of the Talent Shows, the Junior Play and the Senior Play. And in the end came Graduation and the solemnity of Commencement Exercises. It was a wonderful and an immensely successful year in all respects—To you Mr. Hillyard, our principal, our respect and deep appreciation for your guidance—To our Teachers and Friends, we shall never forget you—To the Seniors, Good Luck and Godspeed, we know that you could never forget one golden hour spent at B. H. S. —To those who remain to carry her Colors- Love her, Respect her, SHE’S A GRAND OLD SCHOOL WITH A BIG FUTURE. By Carroll Manning Memories 1954-1955 THE STAFF First Row: Mitchell, ine, Dove, Hillyard, Huffman, Reed. Second Row: Early, Miller, S. Branner, Arehart, Combs, Malnar, Walton, Shifflett, Driver, Kline, Nash, Airs. Wampler, sponsor. Third Row r : Ritchie, Lantz, J. Branner, Crider, Allebaugh, Drury, Turner, Showalter, Wampler. Absent: Gail Lytton. Editor and Assistants: Alice Lee Dove Gail Lytton Mildred Wine Class Editors: Shirley Branner Ina Mae Mitchell Typists: Nancy Kline C harlotte Combs Jane Arehart Photographers: Bill Drury Robert Showalter Art Editors: Martha Jane Crider Marvin Turner Janice Miller Business Managers: Nelson Hillyard Lois Huffman Ellen Reed Sports Editors: Shirley Malnar Jerry Wampler Tom Allehaugh Activities Editors: Phyllis Shifflett Nancy Driver Nancy Walton Carolyn Nash Annual Representatives: Janice Early—Class of 1956 lames Branner— Class of 1957 Shelvy Lantz—Class of 1958 Phillip Ritchie— Class of 1959 PUBLICATIONS PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE Seated: Joyce Fitzwater, Catherine Tusing, Penelope Mundy, Yvonne Hinton, Janice Early. Standing: Mrs. Wampler—sponsor, Robert Showalter, Leona Keller, Joyce Breneman, Carole Funk, Ronald W oodson, Naomi Lantz, Eva Nell Turner, Janet Dove, Sylvia W ill. Not Pictured: Jean Wampler, Ramona Whetzel. PUBLICATIONS The Student Forum First Row: Patsy Huffman—secretary, Marie Emswiler, Nancy Zirkle, Connie An ' es, Betty Reedy, Anna Loker, Brenda Holsinger, Ellen Nash, Linda Hoover, Evelyn Ritchie. Second Row: Gary Lee, Sam Bowman, Billy Walton, William Moyers, Wesley Graves, Charles Bare, Winston Wenger, Ralph Kagey, J. C Neff, Jack Hinegardner—president, Philip Sharpe, Mr. Hillyard, sponsor. The Student Forum, composed of one member from each homeroom, met on Tuesdays, once every two weeks. The representatives discussed the problems of the student body and approved of different legislation. Each representative then made a report to his homeroom. This is the first year that a president and a secretary were elected. Mr. Hillyard served as sponsor of the group. CLUBS ELI Dramatic Club of Broadway High School First Row: (Left to right) Ramona Whetsel, Mayre White, Jean Wampler, Janice Early, Joyce Fitzwater, Leona Keller, Geneieve Clark, Yvonne Hinton, Jane Thomas, Mildred Wine, Janice Hartman, Shelby Funk. Second Row: Janet Reid, Charlotte Hinkle, Sylvia Will, Elaine Hughes, Eva Nell Turner, Penny Mundy, Catherine Summers, Caroline Hounshell, Carol Funk. Third Row: Marvin Turner, Jack Hinegardner, Carroll Manning, Ned Hillyard, Sam Bowman, Bill Drury, Margaret Fulk, Mr. Eye—sponsor. CLUBS B. H. S. Lettermen’s Club THE BIG “B” Follow The “B”—Joe May, Carroll Manning, Clifton Good, Dick Armentrout, J. Shoe¬ maker, Charles Halterman, Gerald Crider, Stanley Reed, Lowell Will, Leonard Riggleman, Thane Wilkins, J. C. Neff, Phillip Sharp, Ned Hillyard, Tommy Allebaugh, W. T. Burruss, Bob Ritchie, Winston Wenger, Jack Hinegardner, Jimmy Hillyard, Robert Showalter, Buster Kagey, Kenneth Kline, Bill Good, David Hoover, John Breneman, Ivan Barb, Bill Drury, Fritz Orebaugh, Jerry Wampler, Sonny Wicbael, Garth Kagey. The Broadway Lettermen’s Club had a membership of thirty-four boys and was sponsored by Coach Scotty Hamilton. Our chief purpose was to promote good sportsmanship and better scholastic standing among the members. Our chief project was raising enough money for special senior awards. CLUBS B. H. S. Science Club OFFICERS President . Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer . Reporter . Laboratory Assistants . .... Carroll Manning .Martha Rohart . . . Barbara Ikenberry . Lois Huffman Joe May, Dick Morgan Constitution Commit tee — Program Committee — Samuel Bowman—Chairman Janice Early Nancy Driver Robert Showalter Joe May—Chairman Mildred W ine Elaine Hughes Tommy Allebaugh Other members: Mary Florence Mitchell, Jerry Wampler, John Helbert, Ned Hillyard, Ronnie Woodson, Gerald Lanham, Carolyn Nash, Billy Good, Kenneth Kline, Bill Drury, Jeanette Dove, Catherine Holsinger, Bill Miller, Eva Nell Turner, Joyce Williams, Gail Lytton, W. T. Burruss. The Science Club, composed of the physics and the chemistry classes under the sponsorship of Miss Samuella Crim, met the second Tuesday of each month. The main objectives of the Science Club were as follows: 1. To increase our knowledge of science. 2. To learn to perfect our skills in science. 3. To give service in our community and nation. 4. To understand the importance of science in our lives. 5. To help carry out the program of Science Clubs of America. CLUBS Safety Patrol First Row—Lt. Michael Lohr, Cpt. Mildred Cook, Anna Holsinger, Lennis Yankey, Rosa Lee Comer, Mildred White, Anna Zirkle, Gene Hoover. Second Row-—Russell Helser, Everett Flick, Carroll Kennedy, E. W. Thompson, Nelson Trumbo, Lee Yankey, Miss Crim—sponsor, Betty White, Bennie Tusing. Absent: Juanita Riggleman, Paul Riggleman, Sylvia Phillips, Henry Biller. THE PRIMARY AIMS OF THE SAFETY PATROL To protect children from automobile accidents while they are on their way to and from school. To help children to develop sound habits in use of streets and buses. To foster qualities of leadership and good citizenship in patrol members. CLUBS Future Farmers of America Broadway Chapter Hugh Landes, president; Jay Shoemaker, vice president; Jerry Landes, secretary; George Fawley, treasurer; Billy Walton, reporter; Lane Lantz, sentinel. The ninety members enrolled in our chapter ranks us ninth in the one hun¬ dred and ninety-seven ch apters in the Old Dominion. Hugh Landes, president of our local club, was also elected president of Rockingham County F. F. A. organization. At the begining of the year we divided into eight major committees so that we could plan a worthwhile program of work. These committees were Super¬ vised Farming, Jerry Landes, Chr.; Recreation, David Hoover, Chr.; Coopera¬ tive Activities, George Fawley, Chr.; Community Service, Billy Walton, Chr.; Leadership Activities, Lane Lantz, Chr.; Earnings and Savings, W. T. Burruss, Chr.; Conduct of Meetings, John Coffman, Chr.; Scholarship, Gary Bushong, Chr. We met with our committees and worked up some objectives under each. Some of the accomplishments were as follows: Distributed 500 “Keep Vir¬ ginia Green” book covers to grade schools, eighteen boys entered the Farm Bureau Federation Essay contest, assisted a needy family, .held a joint meeting with F. H. A., entered Federation Forestry and Shop Contests, eradicated a total of 3830 pests, provided traffic management at school functions, sponsored assem¬ bly program during National F. F. A. week, had Grand Champion F. F. A. gilt at County Fair, and initiated forty-four Greenhands into the Chapter. We are proud of our organization and believe its philosophy would be good for one and all: “Let us be diligent in labor, just in our dealings, courteous to everyone, and above all, honest and fair in the game of life.” CLUBS Future Homemakers of America Broadway Chapter Seated—Jane Thomas, parliamentarian; Elinor Turner, secretary; Eleanor Mason, re¬ porter; Betty Shoemaker, treasurer; Bonnie Hinton, president; Carolyn Myers, vice presi¬ dent; Nancy Zirkle, historian; Patsy Huffman, song leader. Standing—Phyllis Shifflett, Penny Mundy, Nancy Driver, Barbara Orebaugh, Ann Trumbo, Joyce Lohr, Ardella Kep- linger, Annalee Yankey, Blanche Ritchie, Mary Frances Whissen, Betty Barb, Priscilla Pawley, Nancy Burkett, Rosie Crider, Patricia Fescura, Judy Landes, Beverly McConnell, I.oretta Martz, June Martz, Joyce Breneman, Ramona Whetzel. Inset—Mrs. Miller, sponsor. OBJECTIVES FOR F. H. A. PROGRAM OF WORK 1. To eagerly and readily accept responsibilities in the home and gain satis¬ faction from doing them. 2. To promote better understanding among family members. 3. To practice democratic principles at home and in the community where we live. 4. To promote international goodwill. 5. To promote better understanding and interest in the values of homemaking. CLUBS Mixed Chorus First Row: Bobby Davis, Carroll Dickenson, Larry Turner, Richard Phillips, Phillip Zirkle, David Wenger, Max Lantz, Gary Lee, Neil Black, Stanley Pope, Houston Lynch, Carroll Dellinger, Marvin Turner, Jack Hinegardner. Second Row: Sam Bowman, Robert Showalter, Danny Spitzer, Jimmy Cain, Charley Bare, Eugene Lantz, F.ris Eye, Gary Dove, Paige Martz, Kenneth Kline, Mike Lohr, Larry Ritchie, Dave Hoover, Thane Wilkins. Third Row: Phyllis Myers, Marie Emswiler, Shelvy Lantz, Shelby May, Jean Ritchie, Anna Holsinger, Jane Thomas, Beverly Loker, Jane Ritchie, Naomi Lantz, Barbara Simmers, Mildred Wine, Alice Lee Dove, Charlotte Combs. Fourth Row: Mr. Miller, Margaret Fulk, Barbara Ikenberry, Judy Reed, Betty Summers, Leona Keller, Penny Mundy, Nancy Bur¬ kett, Patsy Huffman, Ida Whetzel, Catherine Tusing, Alice Runion, Gail Hill, Betty Sue Getz, Carolyn Nash, June Wine, Janet Dove, Garth Kagey. Fifth Row: Larry May, Mary Holloman, Carol Funk, Ellen Reed, Shelby Funk, Mary Sue Will, Janet Reid, Eleanor Jean Muntzing, Genevieve Clark, Sandra Ritchie, Connie Andes, Marie Smith, Eleanor Mason, Nadine Deavers, Anna Marie Loker, Charles Grimm. APPEARANCES Music Festivals Special Church Programs MUSIC Glee Club First Row—Ellen Nash, Linda Terry, Juanita Foltz, Juanita Douglas, Janice Bazzel, Sara Jane Bazzel, Mary Lou Shirkey, Nancy Reedy. Second Row—Linda Hoover, Brenda Spitzer, Nancy Strickler, Arlene Miller, Ardella Keplinger, Janese Baker, Betty Reedy, Joyce Yancey, Hilda Crider, Nancy Baldwin, Catherine Eye, Joyce Myers, Frances Turner, Carmen Funk. Third Row—Gayle Lee, Emily Turner, Mary Jane Lytton, Patricia Tusing, Yvonne Manning, Gene McWilliams, Doris McWilliams, Dotty Brown, Patsy Weaver, Mildred W hite, Velda Rexrode, Shelby Runion, Rachall Custer, Mildred Kennedy, Charlotte Ritchie, Nancy White, Mary Shaver, Mary Shaver, Betty Zigler. Fourth Row—Mr. Miller, June Bible, Sara Runion, Jean Bible, Bernice Boyors, Kay Kagey, Anna Lou Shope, Phyllis Trumbo, Sara Hoover, Fay Knighting, Nancy Pye, Shirley bulk, Jeanette Stultz, Lucille Ritchie, Esther Dove, Lois Dove, Mildred Shoemaker, Nellie Dove, Hazel Thorne. Fifth Row—Kay Wilkins, Barbara Rhodes, Frances Foltz, Nancy Arehart, Faye Runion, Nancy Miller, Betty Driver, Ann Trumbo, Alice May, Joyce Lohr, Mildred Cook, Shelby Tussing, Mayre White, Marlene Hosaflock, Barbara Dove, Elsie Strickler, Patsy May, Anna Lee Yankey, Edith Messick. APPEARANCES American Education Week Program B. H. S. Christmas Program Music Festival MUSIC TRUMPETS—First Row: Charles Simmers, John Campbell, Nancy Good, MAJORETTES Bonnie Heishman, Barbara Bushong. Sec ond Row: Donna Moomaw, Tommy Phoebe Reamer Allebaugh, Jerry Wampler, Jo Ann Neff. Absent: Carroll Bushong. FRENCH HORNS AND BASSES—First Row: Donnie Smith, Zelda Riddle. Second Row: George Fawley, James Campbell. Absent: Bruce Bowman. FLUTES AND SAXOPHONES—First Row: Phoebe Reamer, Martha McWil- Charlotte Hinkle liams, Ramona Whetzel, Ellen Behrens, Susan Early. Second Row: Bill Drury, Jimmy Hillyard Jane Brock, Gene Lemon, Sara Behrens. MAJORETTES TROMBONES AND BARITONES—First Row: Nelson Hillyard, Billy Alice Runion Good, Dick Emswiler. Second Row: P. M. Carper, Jr., Gene Hoover, Winston Wenger. PERCUSSION—David Fulk, Carroll Manning, John Williams, Larry Kline. Anna Holsinger CLARINETS—First Row: Lois Huffman, Laura Lantz. JanRp Earlv Thompson, Kay Shoemaker, Betty White. Second Row: Janet Zirkle, Sylvia Will, Linda Carr, Joyce Williams, Velma Runion, Brenda Holsinger, Katherine Lohr, Nancy Fulk. Third Row: Charlotte Hinkle, Nancy Zirkle, Betty Miller, Betty Garber. Ger¬ aldine Whitmcr, Diane Helbert, Jane Nair, Virginia Rinker, June Martz. Absent: Jean Wampler. Melody Anns Left to Right: Lois Huffman, Mr. Miller, Janet Reid, Margaret Fulk, Jane Thomas, Jo Ann Neff, Shelby Funk, Barbara Ikenberry, Carol Funk, Carolyn Nash, June Wine, Mildred Wine. APPEARANCES Luray Singing Tower Boy Scout Cantporee Homecoming at St. Luke’s County June Church V. F. W. Fashion Show Rockingham Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Revival at Cherry Grove United Brethren Church Christmas Vespers at B. H. S. Broadway Ruritan Club Program for women of Harrisonburg Baptist Church WSIG — “Moments of Silver and Gold.’’ Young Farmers’ Banquet Ensemble of boys and Melody Anns at Harrisonburg Evangelical United Brethren Church Keezletown Ruritan Club Bergton Phanuel’s Lutheran Church Commencement Vespers Music Festivals Plains District Woman’s Club Beauty Contest Harrisonburg E. U. B. Church Singers Glen E. U. B. Church SPECIAL OCCASIONS The Operetta r a 5 § , 1 ' - 1 . isssyi jK yi ft p it i i Tom Sawyer . Huckleberry Finn .. Joe Harper . Ben Rogers . Sidney . Pudd’nhead Wilson . Steamboat Sam Jim . Aunt Polly . Mrs. Sereny Harper Mary . Staging and Lighting Bernice Coffman Carlyle Lynch Publicity Ruth Thompson MISSISSIPPI MELODY by Charles George Friday and Saturday, October 22 and 23, 1954—8:00 P. M. CAST OF CHARACTERS . Robert Showalter . Jack Hinegardner . Marvin Turner . Thane Wilkins . James Cain . Jerry Wampler . David Hoover . Neil Black . Barbara Ikenberry . Janet Reid . Elaine Hughes Earlene A. Smith Earl S. Wine Mary R. Orebaugh Joyce Fitzwater Ramona Whetzel Susy Harper . Jane Thomas Becky Thatcher . Mildred Wine Widow Douglas . Lecna Keller Miss Watson . Carolyn Nash Mrs. Sally Phelps . Genevieve C lark Ella Mae Phelps . Eleanor Mason Mammy . Shelby Lantz Boys and Girls of the Chorus Joseph W. Miller . Director Frances U. Moyers .. Dramatics Patsy Huffman and Lois Huffman . Accompanists Costumes Catherine C. Miller Joy H. Clougherty M. Katharine Bowman Make- Up Betty Turner Brownie Lester Nellie Wampler Georgeanna Driver Senior Play ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN Reverend William H. Spence Hope Spence Hartzell Eileen Dr. Romer Louise Maria Molly Ronny Hetty Mrs. Sandow Mrs. Digby Georgie Mrs. Cambridge Mrs. Jellison Major Cooper Bishop Sherwood Reverend Fraser Spence SPECIAL OCCASIONS The Junior Play THE DAFFY DIETS Directed by Mrs. Mary R. Orebaugh CAST OF CHARACTERS RICHARD DIET . Donnie Bible a handsome widower CAROL DILL ... Charlotte Hinkle his seventeen-vear-old daughter RODNEY DILL . Ronnie Woodson his sixtecn-year-cld son DORIS . Janice Early DUDLEY . Beverly Davis the thirteen-year-old twins GRANDMOTHER DILI ... May re White Richard’s neurotic mother COUSIN MAUDE MADDOX . Joyce Breneman who comes for a visit ELAINE ESCOTT . Penny Mundy Papa’s bride! AIMEE LOVEWELL . Genevieve Clark sweet sixteen and “thimply ewazy” over Rod PETE NORTON ... lay Shoemaker a high school athlete and Carol’s heart-throb THE WIDOW WOGGLES . Eva Nell Turner a nosey neighbor ARNICA JUKES .. Patsy Coffman the Negro cook, afraid of daffy folks SPECIAL OCCASIONS Varsity Cheerleaders Zelda Riddle Genevieve Clark Ann Trumbo Betty Miller Velma Runion Carolyn Turner ATHLETICS Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Eleanor Muntzing Janice Early Faye Runion Virginia Clark ATHLETICS Varsity Football Squad First Row : Tom Allebaugh, Kenneth Kline, John Helbert, Leonard Riggleman, Nelson Hillyard, Jack Hinegardner, Fritz Orebaugh Second Row: Thane Wilkins, Charles Halterman, John Breneman, Garth Kagey, David Hoover, Bill Drury, W. T. Burruss Third Row: Bob Showalter, Gary Turner, Dick Armentrout, Clifton Good, Bill Good, Kingsley Trumbo, Bob Ritchie, Joe May, Donnie Mathias Fourth Row: Sonny Wichael, Bill Dove, Jim Hillyard, Lowell Will, Donnie Turner, Larry Ritchie, Gerald Crider SCHEDULE BHS 14 Petersburg . 6 BHS 19 James Wood . 6 BHS 14 Lee High . 0 BHS 14 Clarke Co.21 Won 4 BHS 13 Luray .26 BHS 6 Elkton .20 Forfeit Strasburg BHS 7 Montevideo .12 BHS 6 Harrisonburg . 6 o Lost 4 Tied 1 ATHLETICS Boys’ Varsity Basketball First Row left to right: Richard Sharpe, manager; Gerald Lanham, Kenneth Kline, Kingsley Trumbo, Stanley Reed, Winston Wenger, Leonard Riggleman, Ralph Kagey, Jerry W ampler. Second Row left to right: John Rhodes, manager; Bill Dove, Jay Shoemaker, David Hoover, Dick Armentrout, Donnie Bare, W. T. Burruss, Tom Allebaugh, Thane Wilkins, Phil Sharpe, manager. SCHEDULE B. H. S. Opponent Gobblers 55 Petersburg, West Virginia . 58 Gobblers 36 Handley . 39 Gobblers 55 Clarke County . 64 Gobblers 67 Luray . 39 Gobblers 42 Clarke County . 32 Gobblers 69 James Wood . 24 Gobblers 47 Strasburg . 40 Gobblers 35 Harrison burg . 32 Gobblers 42 Montevideo . 53 Gobblers 61 Luray . 55 Gobblers 57 Lee (Staunton) . 48 Gobblers 52 Handley . 77 Gobblers 44 Montevideo . 52 Gobblers 45 Strasburg . 37 Gobblers 52 Harrisonburg . 46 Gobblers 57 Bridgewater . 44 Gobblers 49 Lee (Staunton) . 52 Gobblers 70 James Wood . 33 ATHLETICS Baseball First Row: Left to Right: Tim Neff, Ken Kline, Ray Alexander, Don Jamison, Tom Miller. Second Row: Left to Right: Joe May, Manager, John Breneman, Gerald Lanham, Len Riggleman, Jay Shoemaker, Fritz Orebaugh, Blister Kagey, Fred Pattee, Manager. Third Row: Left to Right: Gary Strickler, Gaynelle Deavers, Dick Armentrout, Thane Wilkins, Garth Kagey, Tom Allehaugh, Bill Good. Charles Halterman was absent when picture was taken. Coach Long had 13 Letlermen returning from last year plus several promis¬ ing newcomers. The Gobblers had veterans at every position as they embarked on a 16 game schedule including 14 district contests. The squad was composed ot 9 seniors, 5 juniors, 5 sophomores, and 1 freshman. THE SCHEDULE Date Opponent Place April 4 Bridgewater . Away April 7 Wilson Memorial .Away April 12 Bridgewater . Home April 15 Wilson Memorial . Home April 19 Luray . Home April 22 Montevideo . Home April 26 Strasburg . Away April 27 Warren County . Away May 3 Harrisonburg. Home May 6 Montevideo .Away May 10 Strasburg . Home May 11 Warren County. Home May 13 Luray . Away May 17 Clarke County (2) . Away May 20 Harrisonburg .Away ATHLETICS Boys’ Junior Varsity Football First Row: Larry Turner, Charlie Bare, Bob Ritchie, Eugene Lantz, Ben May, Larry Kline. Second Row: Larry May, Bill) ' Walton, Donnie Mathias, Danny Spitzer, Ashby Ennis, Donnie Lawson. Third Row: Jim Brown, Wesley Graves, Pete Ritchie, Jack Lindamood, John Rhodes, Tony Hinkle. Fourth Row: Paul Wilkins, P. M. Carper, Raymond Alexander, Ronnie Rohrbaugh, Jim Ritchie. Fifth Row: Tommy Miller, Donald Mathias, manager, Boyd Ritchie. Boys’ Junior Varsity Basketball First Row: Larry Turner, Raymond Alexander, Donnie Martz, Jack Hinegardner, Don¬ nie Stroop, Larry Kline. Second Row: Donnie Tusing, Tommy Rimel, Gavnelle Deavers, Ben Alay, Gary Turner, Billy Walton. Third Row: Bud Rhodes, manager, Donnie Mathias, Freddie McCoy, James Branner, Jimmy Martz, Gary Fahenstock, Billy Lively, Eris Eye, Wesley Graves, Richard Sharpe, manager. Fourth Row: Walter Wittig, Paul Wilkins, Carroll Dellinger, Boyd Ritchie, Danny Spitzer, Jimmy Brown, Tames Lindamood, Eugene Lantz. ALL WINS-NO LOSSES Girls’ Varsity Basketball First Row: Sylvia Will, Eilene Harpine, Shirley Malnar—captain, Mrs. Bruce—coach. Second Row: Eva Nell Turner, Irene Harpine, Mildred Wine—co-captain, Peggy Davis, Nancy Driver. Third Row: Janice Hartman, Laura Lantz, Penny Mundy, Patricia Shif¬ flett, Shelhy Funk—manager. Fourth Row: Jo Ann Neff—manager, Yvonne Hilton, Ellen R eed. SCHEDULE Broadway . 55 Broadway . 43 Broadway . 46 Broadway . 32 Broadway . 49 Broadway . 36 Broadway . 45 Broadway . 40 Broadway . 43 Broadway . 68 Broadway . 65 Broadway . 28 Broadway . 32 New Market .25 Bridgewater . 44 Harrisonburg . 23 Montevideo . 38 Wilson . 47 Waynesboro . 20 Harrisonburg . 24 Montevideo . 27 Bridgewater . 46 Lu ray . 42 Luray. 67 Wilson . 35 Waynesboro . 35 ATHLETICS Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball First Row: Nancy Fulk, Patsy Flepner, Mary Rohrbaugh, Ann Trumbo, Helen Wampler, Flora Lam, Mrs. Vaughan—coach. Second Row: Catherine Summers—manager, Mayre White—manager, Joyce Fitzwater, Patsy Cooper, Ellen Behrens, Sandra Ritchie, Janice Miller. Third Row: Caroline Hounshell, Judy Reed, Betty Lou Shoemaker, Ardella Kep- linger, Sarah Behrens, Velma Runion. ATHLETICS Friends and Helpers Mrs. Bess Mason, Airs. Vita Crist, Mrs. Grace Long, and Miss Rebecca Crist Mr. Garnett Delawder Mr. Ernest Petit Mr. Will Jameson Another day closes: Another year ejjds. FAREWELL AND REST WISHES Alumni Who Contributed Anna Jean Blosser Harrisonburg Business College and working at Kelly Feeds, Timberville Baris Lee Depoy At home Beverly Fitzwater Rockingham Poultry Marketing Co-operative Clarence F. Kline Broadway Electric Service Carolyn Lantz Rockingham Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Herbert Mason M. C. Showalter Feed Mill Floyd Miller Farming C. P. L. Lonnie Moore Miami, Florida, serving with the U. S. Marines Jim Moyers Bridgewater College Viola Ritchie Berea College, Berea, Kentucky Gordon Smith LT. S. Air Force Joyce Strickler Harrisonburg Business College Charlie White U. S. Air Force 00O00 Parents Who Contributed A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Miller Branner Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Breneman Mr. Jesse Cline Mr. and Mrs. B. Clarence Dove Mr. and Mrs. Joe Funk Mr. and Mrs. F. Ray Good Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grim Mr. and Mrs. John Guthrie Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hinegardner Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Kline Mr. and Mrs. Braden Miller Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph B. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Blair A. Neff Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Paulin Mr. and Mrs. Garnett Reamer Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Rohart Mr. and Mrs. Wade Ryman Mr. and Mrs. Hughes Sharpe Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Shumaker Mr. and Mrs. Harris Turner Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walton Mr. Mark Wampler Commercial Contributor Wetsel Seed Co. ADS Patronize those who have helped us publish our yearbook. We appreciate each one. 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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 Dial Broadway 2-0833 Fulks Run, Virginia BROADWAY HATCHERY Va. U. S. Approved Pullorum Clean Baby Chicks Phone 3-9834 Broadway Virginia Fine Class Rings Announcements Y earbooks Awards HAWKINS HARDWARE CO JOSTENS Good Goods Only— Since 1897 Rep.—BILL DAY 669 Maple Ave. Waynesboro, Va. Harrisonburg SINCE 1911 Virginia Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK “A Home Bank for Home People ” Over 50 years of constructive community Service 1 9 0 3 - 1 9 5 5 ooOoo Complete Commercial Banking Facilities ooOoo PHONE 2-1831 ooOoo Broadway.V irginia FARMERS SUPPLY, INC. Poultry Contractors 00O00 BEACON MA-CO FEEDS 00O00 Farm and Poultry Supplies 00O00 PHONE 2-1661 Broadway.Virginia Compliments of ROCKINGHAM CO-OPERATIVE F ARM BUREAU INCORPORATED “The House Cooperation Built ' Harrisonburg.Virginia 00O00 BRANCHES: Bridgewater, Elkton, Timberville, and Cross Keys COOTES SERVICE CENTER Sinclair Gas and Oil Goodyear Tires and Batteries Dial Harrisonburg 4-4977 Lacey Springs.Virginia SHELL SERVICE CENTER Firestone Tires, Tubes, and Accessories PHONE 195-J New Market.Virginia PIKEWAY MOTOR SALES USED CAR DEALERS Phone 195-L R. S. Orebaugh H. T. Hinegardner Proprietors New Market, Virginia MOYERS MOTOR CO., INC. SALES SERVICE New Market, Virginia General Electric Appliances 00O00 PHONE 150 Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Wizard Appliances Wizard Ba tteries Davis Tires Vita Power Oil Western Flyer Bicycles Truetone 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 Dial 2-0591 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 of BROADWAY MILLING COMPANY Incorporated Broadway..Virginia Compliments of SHENANDOAH’S PRIDE DAIRY PRODUCTS 0OOO0 THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA CO-OP. MILK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION 00O00 DIAL 4-7328 00O00 41 West Washington St. Harrisonburg, Ya. Compliments of J. D. LANTZ Lumber and Mill Work 00O00 PHONE 2-0231 0OOO0 Broadway.Virginia WHETZEL MEAT MARKET MEATS—GROCERIES—BALL BAND FOOTWEAR—FROZEN FOOD Phone 3-6221 Broadway Virginia YOU LEARN FASTER ON AN INSTRUMENT FROM: MILES MUSIC CO. 00O00 35 West Court Square Harrisonburg.V irginia Compliments of THE BARGAIN PLACE ooOoo Harrisonburg Virginia “Best wishes to the class of 1955” SCHENCK FOODS CO. Winchester, Va. ooOoo “Special Attention To Supplying The Food Needs of School Cafeterias.” THE VALLEY CREAMERY, INC. INSIST on the Best Valley Gold Ice Cream Massanutten Butter Sell Us Your Cream—Highest Market Prices Prompt Returns—Courteous Service Harrisonburg.Y irginia Compliments of A. W. WHITMORE SONS Merchants ooOoo Broadway.Virginia THE POULTRY GROJVERS FAVORITE MARKET SERVING THE GROWER EVERY WORK DAY OF THE YEAR GENUINE OCKINGm M THE STANDARD BY WHICH OTHER PACKS ARE JUDGED ROCKINGHAM POULTRY MARKETING CO-OP., INC. Broadway, Virginia Winchester, Va. Stuarts Draft, A a. Stanley, Va. Moorefield, Va. TIMBERVILLE DEPARTMENT STORE 00O00 Fresh Meats, Groceries General Merchandise Timberville.Virginia ELECTRONIC SERVICE Ralph Mary Puffenbarger Timberville 2-0131 Harrisonburg 4-8084 Zenith GE Television — Hot Point Appliances Specializing in Radio, Television and Electrical Appliances Repair Compliments of BLATT’S CLEANERS DYERS FURRIERS Our Truck Calls Monday, Thursday, Saturday Harrisonburg.Y irgiuia Congratulations To The Graduates Of Broadway High School — Class of 1955 From your(€sso) DEALER KEN-DEL ESSO SERVICENTER “Where Service is King 00O00 DIAL 3-4076 00O00 Broadway.Virginia Compliments M. C. SHOWALTER CO. Incorporated 00O00 SHOWALTER FEEDS 00O00 PHONE 2-1711 00O00 Broadway Virginia Congratulations C. S. MUNDY QUARRIES, INC, 00O00 Crushed Stone Magnesium Lime Asphalt Road Construction 00O00 Edom 2061 00O00 Timberville 2-0862 Class Rings.Pins.Club Pins CJ Commencement Announcements Belts and Buckles.Metals and Trophies Caps and Gowns 0OOO0 WALTER B. ANDERSON 00O00 L. G. BALFOUR, PRODUCTS 4111 Kensington Avenue Richmond 21 ; Virginia S H E N K Baby Chicks New Hampshire—White Cornish Crosses— White-Tail Cornish Telephone 44733 THE SHENK HATCHERY and BREEDING FARM 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 Westinghouse PHONE BROADWAY 3-9101 J. M. HULVEY SON “Eggs and more Eggs” 00O00 GENUINE OLGA POCAHONTAS COAL 00O00 BROADWAY Dial 3-6251 HARRISONBURG Dial 4-4123 MUTUAL FEED COMPANY, INC. Premier and Wayne Feeds POULTRY CONTRACTING DIAL 2-1631 Broadway, Virginia BOB’S ESSO SERVICE Robert M. Bare, Manager GAS OIL GROCERIES “We Are Always Happy To Serve You ” Phone Broadway 3-3766 Folks Run, Virginia FULKS RUN GROCERY GENERAL MERCHANDISE Garnett R. Turner, Owner Goodyear Tires — Guns Phone Broadway 3-3777 Fulks Run, Virginia PRES BROWNS SPORT AND CAMERA SHOP ’ The Sportsman’s Home” 00O00 14 West Washington Street LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA VALANCE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Venetian Blinds and Draperies Broadway, Virginia Compliments of SCHEWEL FURNITURE COMPANY Incorporated 135 South Main Street Harrisonburg, Virginia Easy terms W e deliver LONE PINE HATCHERY Va.-U. S. Approved Pullorum Clean Chicks—-Poults See our field men, write or call 00OO0 LONE PINE HATCHERY Phone 2-1261 Timberville, Virginia RITCHIE AUTO SERVICE Complete Accident Repair 2 Miles South of New Market, Ya. on U. S. 11 PHONE 438 F 02 H. M. Ritchie, Owner New Market, Va. NEFF’S ESSO STATION GAS — OIL — ACCESSORIES Timberville.Virginia BROADWAY HIGH SCHOOL CAPS AND GOWNS FURNISHED BY COLLEGIATE CAP AND GOWN CO. Champaign, Illinois Ya. Representative — JAMES L. DECK 300 East Main Street Richmond, Virginia Years of experience have taught us! Printing Pays Us Only When It Pays Yon! McClure Printing Company THE RUNNELS PRESS COLLEGE ANNUALS AND CATALOGS.FINE ADVERTISING PRINTING 19 West Frederick St. Phone 5-9312 Staunton, Virginia Sometimes it is the nature of a craft to create an unbreakable tie between itself and the worker in that field, a heart attachment equal to lifetime devotion. One familiar example is PRINTING. Once editor, once compositor, or press¬ man catches the spirit of the shop, the spell is seldom broken. Like the odor of a camp fire, or a whiff of salt air, the beloved tang of printer’s ink, symboli¬ cal of a great profession, gets into your heart and soul. School Annuals, Magazines, Newspapers and Special Printing, all smack of it. It is an invisible link that binds all intelligence together. It is the stimulus for creation in business or romance. This craftsmanship, this devotion to service and alert¬ ness to business needs, has nourished and developed an enormous industrial vitality, and whichever way the course of the future runs, the printer will always find himself able to adapt his helpfulness to new opportunity. iiiiisi ■ 1 : ' vi ri§i