Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

Presenting the fourth edition ... BROADWAY HIGH SCHOOL THE 1956 MEMORIES Foreword As we seniors go forward We pause for a irtoment to Renew our determination for attaining Our goal—and even as we pause We see opportunity bidding us come. And though we go forward Our hearts and minds turn once more To the hours spent at Broadway High. Good hours, all— Pleasant hours filled with the Dearest of memories. Hours well worth our while: In which we achieved a goal In which a character was molded In which the value of loyalty was found In which scholarship was realized. Hours which we shall never forget For they are a part of us. 4 Mr. J. Frank Hillyard, PRINCIPAL Principal ' s Message A vast number of men and women who are really capable of doing great things do small things and live mediocre lives because they do not expect or demand enough of themselves. We fail to see that we can control our own destiny, make ourselves do whatever is possible, and make ourselves become whatever we long to be. There is something in the atmosphere in the presence of a man who believes that he is going to win out—something in his appearance that wins half the battle before a blow is struck. The miracles of civilization have been performed by men and women of great self-confidence, who had unwavering faith in their power to accomplish the tasks they undertook. If I were to give but one word of advice, it wbuld be this: Believe in yourself with all your might.” That is, believe that there is a power within you which if awak¬ ened, aroused, developed, and matched with honest effort will not only make a noble man or woman of you but will also make you successful and happy. 5 Table of Contents Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Activities Athletics School Life Page 7 Page 11 Page 27 Page 47 Page 63 Page 71 6 fV- MARY STUART BELL M. KATHARINE BOWMAN EDDIE BRANNER REBECCA BRANNER English, Social Science Librarian Band Government, Enghsh ANN CLATTERBUCK Business Education JOY CLOUGHERTY Home Economics BERNICE COFFMAN Art ANN DAVIS Business Education I. W. DIEHL H. B. DRUM MARYELLA DRURY WALTER EYE Agriculture Latin, Mathematics, Science English, Social Science Government, English 8 FLOYD HAMILTON EARL HOLSINGER PAUL KLINE ROBERT LEAKE Driver Training, History, Coach Mathematics Mathematics Physical Education, Coach HARRY LONG WARD LONG E. C. LYNCH MARGARET MARTZ Distributive Education Physical Education, Coach Industrial Arts, Drafting Mathematics, Science PHOEBE MAY CATHERINE MILLER JOSEPH MILLER FRANCES MOYERS English, History Home Economics Music, Civics, Mathematics Guidance, French, English 9 WAYNE MYERS MARY OREBAUGH AGNES SHOWALTER HAZEL STOUTAMYRE Mathematics, Science English, History Science English, Guidance BETTY TURNER PAT VAUGHAN NELLIE WAMPLER EARL WINE English, Social Science Physical Education, Coach Guidance, English Agriculture JOHN ZIGLER JUNE ROHRER BETTY HARRISON Business Education Mathematics, Science Secretary 10 Class of 1956 WILL KELLER HINKLE STEPP President _ Vice President Secretary _ T reasurer _ Sylvia Will _Leona Kellar Charlotte Hinkle -Geraldine Stepp Class Motto: PLUS ULTRA” Class Colors: LAVENDER AND SILVER Class Flowers: LAVENDER GLADIOLA AND IVY” 12 DONALD ELWOOD BIBLE “Pleasant vords” JO ANN CAPLINGER “Silence is golden” RICHARD VAUGHAN ARMENTROUT “A ringing song of friendship” DONALD WAYNE BARE “A laugh is worth 100 groans” HENRY BELMONT BILLER As he thinketh LOIS ELIZABETH CAPLINGER “Be still and know” CHARLES WARREN CARR “Speak gently” GENEVIEVE ELIZABETH CLARK “Up and doing” 13 PATRICIA MAE COFFMAN “The best is yet to come’’ CHARLES BEVERLY DAVIS Apply thine heart KENNETH GLADWELL DAVIS To give is to live JANET LEANNAH DOVE “A good word and a smile” BILLY RAE DOVE Win the race” JEANETTE JULIANNA DOVE A word or two of cheer” JANICE ELAINE EARLY “Prudence is the footprint of wisdom” BOYD FRANKLIN ESTEP “My chance will come” 14 JOYCE ELLEN FITZWATER Life is a pleasant thing” BOBBY LEE FULK “Agreed to differ” GEORGE EDWARD FAWLEY “The fewer words” ALLEN ARVILLE FITZWATER “Spareth his words” ANNA MARGARET FULK “Pleasant words” CONNIE DALE FULK “Where love is” CAROLE HOPE FUNK “Glad that 1 live am 1” BOBBY ALLEN GOOD “What a man chooses, he is” 15 WILLIAM HOWARD GOOD “The desire—is kindness” ROBERT CLARENCE GRIFFITH “A cheerful life” EUGENE HARRY HALTERMAN “Silence is more eloquent” VELDA IRENE HARPINE “Go then merrily” ZELDA EILENE HARPINE “An oimce of mirth” ANNA LEE HESS “The fewer words” JAMES DANIEL HILLYARD “Happy is he 16 JACK ROGERS HINEGARDNER “Shows himself friendly” CHARLOTTE LEE HINKLE “A cheerful countenance ' YVONNE DELORES HINTON “Life is a long lesson’’ RICHARD ALLEN HOLLAR ' Youth is the glad season’’ CATHERINE ANN HOLSINGER ‘A smile that glows’’ ANNA CATHERINE HOLSINGER “Sweet is pleasure” AMARYLAS JANE HOOVER “And smile smile, smile’’ 17 RALPH WATSON KAGEY Courage is half the battle” RONALD LEE KEISTER “An ounce of wit LEONA MAE KELLER “Happiness will live forever” MARIETTA ELIZABETH LAM “Joy is a partnership” KENNETH A. KNIGHT “If a task is once begun” HUGH MARSHALL LANDES “Men who do things” JERRY FOSTER LANDES “A search will find it out” 18 GERALD WHETZEL LANHAM “There’s the humor of it” BERYL LANE LANTZ “Honor lies in honest toil” NAOMI KATHYRN LANTZ “And there is happiness’ LEON ALFRED LOHR “A mighty hand” DONALD LA MARR MARTZ Mischievous and mishaps” CARL EDWARD LONG “The joy from labor” GEORGE WILLIAM MASON “Solitude is needful” EVERETTE ATLEE MAY JR. “Kindness is wisdom” PENELOPE KAY MUNDY “Shows herself friendly ' 19 CAROLYN LEE MYERS “To do my duty” JAMES CARROLL NEFF “Happy as lucky” ARLENE FLORENCE OREBAUGH “A little grin” MARGARET LOUISE REEDY Modesty is a shining light” DONALD FREDDIE PATTEE “Reading maketh a full man” THELMA CATHERINE REEDY “Quiet ways” MARY REBECCA REEDY “Eyes open to beauty” JANET ELIZABETH REID “Brightly smile and sweetly sing” 20 PAUL EDWARD RIGGLEMAN Never a worry” LARRY ALLEN RITCHIE “A willing friend” MARY WILSON RITCHIE “A happy heart” JANET CLOE SEE No steps backward” JOHN ROBERT SHOEMAKER “Of kindness and love” CARL ROBERT SHOWALTER “Love and skill work together” MARY CATHERINE ROHRBAUGH “A pleasant companion” RICHARD ELLIS SHARPE “With mirth and laughter” 21 DONALD ROBERT SMITH “Music exalts each joy’’ KAY JOYCE SMITH “Do it in hope’’ MARY CATHERINE SMITH “Silence is greater” WILLIAM DAVID SMITH “Labor is pleasure” SHIRLEY MARIE SMITH “Friendship is love” ARLENE CLARA SONIFRANK “Silence sweeter is” GERALDINE FAYE STEPP “The anvil outlasts the hammer” EVERETTE ALDEN STRICKLER “Pleasure takes joy” 22 RUBY KILE STRICKLER “My heart is fixed” CARROLL EUGENE STROOP “Every day a holiday” MARY IMOGENE STULTZ “A helping hand” BETTY ANN SUMMERS ' Efficiency, the key to success” CATHERINE RAE SUMMERS “Brimming with life” KINGSLEY KERMIT TRUMBO JR. “As we advance” MARY SUE TRUMBO “Rays of Happiness” CLAYTON ELWOOD TURNER “Do it well” 23 ELINOR VIRGINIA TURNER “Deeds of hospitality’’ EVA NELL TURNER “joys are our wings’’ GARY FRANKLIN TURNER “He stoops to conquer’’ CATHERINE ELIZABETH TUSING “The beauty of a mind’’ PHYLLIS JEANETTE TURNER “A sunny mood” DONNIE EDWARD TUSING “Quiet fun” BARBARA ANN VAUGHAN Laughter is a tonic” ELEANOR JEAN WAMPLER “A wit that sparkles” 24 IDA MARGARET WHETZEL “Be of good cheer’’ ROBERT STIDLEY WHISSEN “An ounce of patience’’ CHARLES WINSTON WENGER “Play the game’’ GARY LEE WHETZEL “Labor is itself a pleasure” RAMONA MAY WHETZEL “Thou ray of intellecUial light” MAYRE CATHERINE WHITE “A merry heart” DONALD KEITH WICHAEL “There’s ahvays time for courtesy” SYLVIA ADELE WILL “Friendship always benefits” 25 Seniors Visit Charlottesville RONALD ALAIR WOODSON “I shall not live in vain” CLARENCE EDWARD WITTIG “Free men freely work” JANET LEE WILLIAMS “Joy delights in fun” 26 Class of 1957 Runion Bare Lynch Driver President _ Vice President Secretary _ Treasurer _ __ Charles Bare Faye Runion Houston Lynch _ Betty Driver 28 Naomi Alexandei Raymond Alexander Patsy Allen Joan Andes Nancy Arehart Fay Ashenfelter Kay Ashenfelter Janet Baker Lucille Baker Charles Bare Sara Behrens Beverly Boyers James Branner Nancy Branner Robert Branner Gary Bushong James Cain Janalee Carr Anita Cline John Coffman Pauline Coffman Ronald Collins Loretta Conley Peggy Davis Gaynell Deavers Carroll Dellinger Gary Dove Lois Dove Betty Driver Janet Eaton Geraldine Ennis James Ennis 29 Eris Eye Frances Foltz Genevieve Fulk Marcella Fulk Nancy Fulk Shirley Fulk Wayne Fulk Mary Guthrie Patsy Hepner Larry Holsinger Eleanor Hoover Bernice Hottinger Donnie Jameson Wayne Kiester Judy Kennedy Ardella Keplinger Larry Kline Virginia Kline Margurite Knupp Flora Lam Eugene Lantz Laura Lantz Max Lantz Peggy Lohr Phoebe Lohr Anna Loker Houston Lynch Jimmy Martz Loretta Martz Paige Martz Eleanor Mason Donald Mathias 30 Donnie Mathias Benjamin May Betty May Larry May Beverly McConnell Martha McWilliams Betty Miller Mary Miller Orville Mitchell Donna Moomaw Eleanor Muntzing Stanley Nesselrodt Paige Pattee Roland Phillips Stanley Pope John Rhodes Zelda Riddle Juanita Riggleman Boyd Ritchie Ronald Rohrbaugh Alice Runion Fay Runion Velma Runion Patricia Shifflett Betty Lou Shoemaker Jimmie Shoemaker Raymond Shumaker Dorothy Silvious Betty Smith Danny Spitzer Mary Strawderman Gary S trickier 31 John Strickler Nancy Stroop Imogene Swope Geraldine Thomas Elwood Thompson Mildred Thompson Ann Trumbo Alice Turner Carolyn Turner Larry Turner Don Tusing Donnie Tusing John Tusing Leonard Vaughan Billy Walton Helen Wampler David Wenger Mary White Betty Whitmer Geraldine Whitmer Mary Sue Will Eunice Williams Robert Wine Anna Lee Wittig Norma Wittig Eddie Yancey Lee Yankey Lois Zigler Anna Zirkle Nancy Zirkle 32 Class of 1958 OFFICERS Miller Wilkins Conley Bushong Tommy Miller Paul Wilkins_ Phyllis Conley _ Barbara Bushong _ President Vice President _ Secretary _ Treasurer 33 Connie Andes Elizabeth Armstrong Cephas Bailey Catherine Baker Phyllis Baker Gerald Baldwin Betty Barb Leroy Bazzle Barbara Biller Evelyn Biller Neil Black Darrell Bolton Gail Bolton Bobby Branner Jane Brock Jim Brown Nancy Burkett Barbara Bushong Janet Carr Virginia Clark Phyllis Conley Marlene Collins Gladys Cook Mildred Cook Anna Corbin Betty Davis Bobby Davis Robert Delawder Carolyn Dove Wilma Dove Patsy Eckard Betty Emswiler Dick Emswiler Marie Emswiler Gary Fahnestock Priscilla Fawley Patricia Fescura Dudley Fleming David Fulk Larry Fulk Lois Fulk Nancy Jean Fulk Betty Garber Betty Sue Getz Barbara Griffith Joyce Halterman Roy Heisbman Lewis Hensley 34 Anna High Ronald High Elaine Hill Tony Hinkle Mary Holloman Wayne Holsinger Gene Hoover Stanley Hostetter Ronald Hottinger Pat Huffman Carroll Johnson Charles Johnston Judy Landes Shelvy Lantz Wilma Lantz Gary Lee Jack Lindamood Bill Lively Joyce Lohr Katherine Lohr Beverly Loker June Martz Maxine May Shelby May Fred McCoid Betty Messerly Allen Miller Mary Sue Miller Nancy Miller Tommy Miller Betty Minnick Ronald Mitchell Violet Mitchell Nancy Moyers Phyllis Myers John Nesselrodt Barbara Orebaugh Guy Orebaugh Jo Ann Payne Raymond Phillips Bobby Prophet Nancy Pye Marie Ray Judy Reed Betty Lou Reedy Nancy Reedy Barbara Rhodes Dora Ridings 35 Tommy Rimel Virginia Rinker Blanche Ritchie Bob Ritchie Calvin Ritchie Earl Ritchie Jane Ritchie Jean Ritchie Linda Ritchie Sandra Ritchie Mary Robinson Charles Ruebush Derwood Runion Harry Sherman Kay Shumaker Yvonne Shoemaker Anna Lou Shope Meade Sievers Barbara Simmers Carolyn Simmons Dean Smith Gary Smith Gathalene Smith Gretchen Smith Wendell Smith Loretta Sonifrank Gay Stayner Wendell Steele Elsie Strickler Nancy S troop Wayne Summers Phyllis Taylor Nelson Trumbo Elma Turner Gloria Turner Beverly Tusing David Tusing Shelby Tusing Mary Whissen Kay Wilkins Paul Wilkins Elizabeth Wittig Janet Zirkle Philip Zirkle 36 Class of 1959 OFFICERS Funk Moyers Runion Dickerson President _ Vice President Secretary _ T reasurer _ _Carmen Funk _Bill Moyers _Sara Runion Carroll Dickerson 37 Anna Adkins Grace Armen trout Janese Baker Maxwell Baker Nancy Baldwin Janice Bazzle Sara Bazzle Ellen Behrens Jean Bible June Bible Janet Biller Bernice Boyers Bruce Bowman Dottie Brown Phyllis Brown Carrol Bushong James Campbell John Campbell Peggy Caplinger Paul Carper Jr. Linda Carr Carroll Carrier Ray Cave Roy Cave Wayne Cline Charles Clinedinst Hilda Crider Patsy Cooper Richard Cullers Rachael Custer Randal Delawder Carroll Dickerson Sammy Donovan Juanita Douglas Barbara Dove Carolyn Dove Dorthy Dove Esther Dove Georga Dove Nancy Dove Susan Early Larry Eaton David Emswiler Katherine Eye Juanita Foltz Catherine Frank Shirley Freed James Fulk 38 Mary Ellen Fulk Carmen Funk Beverly Garber Penny Golladay Nancy Good Wesley Graves VI Dorthy Harpine Russell Hasler Bonnie Heishman Dianne Helbert Billy Holsinger Brenda Holsinger Edward Holsinger Robert Holsinger Linda Hoover Sara Hoover Marlen Hosaflook Jerry Huffman Lola Johnson Kay Kagey Etta Keplinger Gloria King Fayne Knighting George Knupp Ronnie Kratzer Kathleen Lambert James Landes Robert Larrick Roger Lawson Wanda Lawson Gayle Lee Gene Lemons Michael Lohr Charles Lowry Yvonne Manning Billy Martz Tommie Martz Wayne Mathias Alice May Patsy May Wayne May Doris McWilliams Jean McWilliams Marguerite Measows Edith Messick Arlene Miller Bonnie Miller Charles Milliser 39 Nelson Mongold Bill Morris William Moyers Eleanor Myers Joyce Myers Ronald Myers Jane Nair Ellen Nash Louise Nesselrodt Charles O’Roark Rachel Rangle Patrica Pattee Earl Phillips Elwood Phillips Richard Phillips Roger Phillips Leraine Price Richard Prophet Barbara Ray Volda Rexrode Billy Ritchie Charlotte Ritchie David Ritchie James Ritchie Lucille Ritchie Mary Ritchie Phillip Ritchie Wayne Ritchie Howard Roadcap Wayne Roadcap Betty Runion Sara Runion Shelby Runion Velma Ryman Larry Sharpe Joe Shaver Mary Shaver James Shifflette Mary Shirkey Alda Shoemaker Mildred Shoemaker Donald Showalter Nelson Showalter Charles Simmers Harold Simmors Earl Simmors Arlie Smith Harley Smith 40 Sandra Smith Brenda Spitzer Shirley Strawderman Nancy Strickler Richard Stroop Jeannette Stultz Lee Stultz Paul Swisher James Swope Linda Terry Naden Thomas Carroll Thompson Hazel Thome Phyllis Trumbo Frances Turner Larry Turner Mary Turner Mae Turner Robert Turner Bonnie Tusing Larry Tusing Patrica Tusing Buddy Walton Lindale Wease Patsy Weaver Mildred White Nancy White Sylvester White Deanna Wichael Joe Yancey Joyce Yancey Richard Yankey Robert Yankey Vonnie Yankey Betty Zigler Bonnie Zigler James Zirk 41 Class of 1960 OFFICERS Renalds Ritchie Holsinger Shifflett Renalds Ritchie Holsinger Shifflett President _-_ Ann Renalds Vice President _Judy Holsinger Secretary _Carolyn Shifflett Treasurer ___ William Ritchie, Jr. Eighth Graders .Absent When Pictures Were Taken : Paul Caldwell, Wayne Larrick, Deyerle Moyers, Alfred Raynes, Harry Shipe, Billy Warner, Ivan Zirkle. 42 Betty Lou Albright Beverly Andes Carroll Baker Carolyn Baker Charles Baker Richard Baker Theodore Baker John Bare Joy Bare Preston Bare Beverley Biller Donnie Blosser Mary Ann Bowman Rachel Bowman John Branner William Branner Carolyn Breeden Julian Brock Larry Brown Ronald Brunk Philip Bushong Alice Caplinger Nancy Lee Caplinger Robert Carr Donald Lee Cave Charles Click Evaline Cline Mary Coffman Mary Ann Cootes Betty Mae Crider Ruth Crider Ronnie Davis Wilmar Davis Harry Deavers Otis Delawder Juila Dennis Victor Dinges Maxine Douglas Charlotte Dove Cubby Dove Delmar Dove Lawrence Dove Leonard Dove Marie Dove Patsy Dove Stanley Dove Barbara Driver Gary Driver Franklin Early Eugene Eaton Elizabeth Emswiler Stephan Emswiler Bobby Estep Jo Ann Estep 43 Wilson Ewing Thomas Fawley II Floyd Fink Shirley Fisher Julia Fitzwater Sarah Fitzwater Stanley Fitzwater Roger French Catherine Fulk Charles Fulk David Fulk Evelyn Fulk Jane Fulk Kenneth Fulk Ted Fulk Wilma Fulk David Geil Sandra Getz Philip Glick Danny Good Janet Good Mary Alice Good Mary Sue Good Ronald Harpine Buddy Harrison Richard Hendrick Ava Hess Kenneth Hill Bobby Hinegardner Hardy Hinkle Ruby Holloman Judy Holsinger Gary Hoover Warren Hostetter Joan Hottinger Yvonne Hottinger Harlene Hulvey Janet Ikenberry Charles Joseph Joyce Keister Bonnie Kennedy Yalanda Kennedy Jo Ann Kline Herman Knupp Sue Knupp Betty Lam Dan Lam Frances Lam Sam Lam Thelma Lam Catherine Lantz Danny Lantz Dorothy Lantz Margaret Lantz 44 Paul Lantz Allen Lawson Janice Lee Ronald Lemons Rebecca Lester Grover Liskey Phyllis Lohr Peggy Long Joyce Marshall Robert Mason Joyce Mathias Alton May Gerald May Clyde Mitchell Juanita Mongold Beverley Morris Eugene Moyers Wayne Moyers Margaret Myers Ina Nesselrodt Brenda Norman Linda Orebaugh Shirley Orebaugh Susan Orebaugh Stephen Pattee Faye Payne Joyce Pence Geneva Phillips Linda Phillips Stanley Phillips Clarence Piner James Price Patricia Price Beatrice Reedy Ralph Reedy Ann Renalds Dale Rexrode Stuart Rhodes Nancy Richards Margaret Riggleman Mildred Riggleman Naomi Riggleman Clara Ann Ritchie David Ritchie Delores Ritchie Dottie Ritchie Earl Ritchie Gwendolyn Ritchie John Ritchie Marlene Ritchie Nancy Ritchie Shirley Ritchie Trenton Ritchie William Ritchie Jr. 45 Barbara Runion Mabel Runion Mildred Runion Violet Runion Carroll Ryan Richard Ryan Blaine Ryman Robert Sherman Carolyn Shifflet Durwood Shipe James Shirkey Durwood Shoemaker J oyce Shoemaker Porter Shoemaker Richard Shoemaker Richard Shoemaker Mary Catherine Sievers William Simmons Bernard Smith Carroll Smith Carolyn Smith Wendell Smith Vernon Smith Floretta Sonifrank Janet Spitzer Elaine Steele Patricia Strawderman Carlotta Strickler Shirley Stroop William Stroop David Summers Phala Summers Wilbur Terry Alice Turner Bobby Turner Elaine Turner Wanda Turner Betty Tusing Judy Tusing Ronald Tusing Elaine Wallace Madge Wampler Helen Whetzel Jean Whetzel Ronald Whetzel Linden White Faye Whitmore Gay Whitmore Beverley Whitmore Dorsey Wittig Donna Sue Woodson Peyton Yancey Dorothy Zigler Evelyn Zigler Flora Zirk Douglas Zirkle 46 Band Flutes Martha McWilliams Ramona Whetzel Ellen Behrens Susan Early Mary Sue Miller Clarinets Janet Zirkle Sylvia Will Linda Carr Nancy Zirkle Charlotte Hinkle Betty Miller Sarah Fitzwater Brenda Holsinger Velma Runion Betty Garber Geraldine Whitmer Katherine Lohr Janet Nair Kay Shoemaker Jean Wampler Nancy Fulk Mildred White June Martz Diane Helbert Georgia Dove Virginia Rinker Betty White 48 Mr. Eddie Branner Director Basses George Fawley Bruce Bowman James Campbell Majorettes Charlotte Hinkle Anna Holsinger Alice Runion Drums Larrie Kline Buddy Walton Robert Griffith Cornets Donna Moomaw Billy Branner Bonnie Heishman John Campbell Carol Bushong Tommy Fawley Charles Simmers Gene Hoover Nancy Good Dick Ryan Saxophones Jane Brock Gene Lemons Laura Lantz Horns Donnie Smith Donna Sue Woodson Charlotte Love Trombones Billy Good Bobby Branner Richard Baker Dorsey Wittig Owen Graves Barbara Griffith Baritones Winston Wenger P. M. Carper Barbara Bushong Melodyanns Eleanor Muntzing, Helen Wampler, Shelby Lantz, Naomi Lantz, Zelda Riddle, Janet Reid, Patsy Huffman, accompanist; Mary Holloman, Eleanor Mason, Carole Funk. Melodairs Dick Emswiler, James Cain, Charles Bare, Larry May, Houston Lynch, Robert Showalter, Eugene Lantz, Jack Hinegardner. 49 Mixed Chorus Row One : S. Ritchie, C. Andes, R. Lemon, L. Turner, C. Dickerson, R. Phillips, S. Emswiler, R. Ha ' rpine, R. French, Z. Riddle, H. Wampler, M. Lytton, G. Clark. Row Two : J. Lohr, S. May, J. Ritchie, N. Black, D, Ems¬ wiler, H. Biller, G. Lee, G. Fahnestock, G. Bushone, J. Shoemaker, P. Zirk, N. Lantz, B. Simmers, J. Ritchie, P. Pattee, C. Tusing. Row Three : J. Reid, M. Ritchie, N. Burkett, J. Reid, L. Keller, D. Wenger, G. Dove, L. White, P. Martz, R. Collins, M. Lantz, H. Lynch, T. Hinkle, J. Bare, D. Cave, K. Wilkins, F. Knighting. Row Four: J. Early, E. Hughes, G. Lee, I. Whetzel, J. Dove, L. Hoo¬ ver, M. Holloman, E. Lantz, C. Bare, L. May, B. Good, S. Pope, S. Behrens, B. Getz, E. Mason, F. Foltz, M. Mead¬ ows. Row Five : D. Brown, S. Lantz, M. Emswiler, P. Myers, P. Huffman, B. Summers, J. Shoemaker, R. Sho- walter, J. Hinegardner, M. Will, C. Funk, E. Nash, L. Caplinger, C. Summers, E. Muntzing, S. Runion. Let there be song! For it echoes and re-echoes Through out each life it has blessed Thereby brightening each moment thereof It gives wings to the burdens and the cares Of each soul it has reached, And lifts that soul to greater heights. 50 Mr. Joseph W. Miller Director Glee Club Row One M. Wampler, P. Lohr, M. Cootes, J. Pence, J. Marshall, C. Fulk, D. Zeigler, J. Shoemaker, M. Riggle- man, C. Shifflett, S. Fisher, G. Ritchie, N. Richardson, R. Bowman, M. Hulvey, M. Bowman, C. Ritchie, C. Breed¬ en, E. Martz. Row Tivo: F. Runion, B. Driver, F. Lam, M. Good, J. Mathias, J. Holsinger, N. Ritchie, S. Getz, M. Good, M. Lantz, A. May, M. Myers, B. Runion, J. Tusing, J. Lee, R. Holloman, J. Andes, F. Lam, J. Foltz, E. Messick, B. Emswiler, H. Whetzel, M. Runion, J. Bazzle. Row Three: G. Whitmire, A. Renalds, N. Good, E. Cline, S. Hoover, N. White, M. Turner, L. Tarry, F. Zirk, E. Steele, J. Spitzer, P. Tusing, M. Riggleman, M. Strawderman, M. Shirkey, H. Thorn, B. Ziegler, A. At¬ kins, B. Zigler, S. Smith, J. Douglas, S. Bazzle. Row Four: M. Seivers, V. Ryman, A. Kline, N. Alexander, W. Fulk, N. Caplinger, B. Morris, M. Douglas, D. Ritchie, J. Kline, P. Golladay, V. Yankey, J. Keister, G. Phillips, E. Emswiler, J. Estep, E. Fulk, L. Phillips, S. Runion, S. Tusing, F. Whitmire, E. Zigler, Mr. Miller. Row Five: J. Baker, F. Payne, J. Stultz, E. Dove, L. Dove, C. Eye, J. Yancey, H. Crider, P. Brown, C. Strickler, J. Hot- tinger, L. Johnson, B. Boyer, A. Trumbo, L. Orebaugh, J. Kennedy, P. Pattee, C. Turner, N. Miller, M. Cook, R. Lester, J. Dennis, P. Long, A. Hess. Inset: L. Terry, ac¬ companist. The earth is filled with music! It resounds from the deepest valleys And from the highest mountain peaks. It reaches into man, and leaves His soul vibrating with the chords thereof. And wherever it penetrates, music leaves Pleasant memories, Happiness, Inspiration. Accompanists —Dottie Brown and Patsy Huffman 51 First Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Miller, B. Shoemaker, G. Turner, Mrs. Clougherty. Second Row: Y. Hinton, M. Whissen, E. Hughes, J. Landes, E. Turner, R. Whetzel, P. Fescura. SPONSORED BY Valance Manufacturing Co. First Row, Left to Right: R. Whetzel, M. Whissen, B. Shoemaker, Y. Hinton, C. Turner, P. Fescura, J. Landes, E. Hughes, E. Turner. Row Two: J. Hoover, E. Williams, J. Riggleman, N. Burkett, N. Fulk, V. Rinker, B. Ritchie, N. Pye, L. Ritchie, A. Wittig. Row Three: B. Sim¬ mers, G. Fulk, N. Fulk, P. Hepner, C. Hinkle, V. Clark, M. Cook, N. Miller, E. Dove, A. Ad¬ kins. Row Four: C. Eye, J. Smith, K. Kagey, L. Martz, P. Trumbo, P. Fawley, P. Mundy, C. Myers, S. Behrens, M. Trumbo, L. Price. 52 THE F.F.A. AT WORK SPONSORED BY Four-Way Hatchery, Inc. 53 Dramatic Club B. Driver, J. Neff, B. Miller, E. Turner, J. Cain, H. Lynch, R. Whetzel, D. Armentxout, E. Hughes, F. Foltz, J. Wampler, G. Clark, B. Davis, J. Reid, N. Lantz, J. Early, E. Muntzing, A. Trumbo, M. Stultz, C. Houndshell, M. White, R. Showalter, S. Will, B. Hinton, C. Summers, C . Funk, H. Wamplejr, J. Hinegardner, B. Kagey, D. Wichael, W. Wenger, L. Keller, J. Fitzwater, Walter Eye (Sponsor). This is the first full year that Eli has been in the extracurricular calendar of Broadway High School. The purpose of this club is for students to recognize and develop their talents along the dramatic line. This was accomplished by presenting plays and skits at various intervals throughout the school year. President _Robert Showalter Vice-President _Elaine Hughes Secretary-Treasurer _Leona Keller A scene from the skits put on for evaluation week. Ten minutes before curtain time. 54 SPONSORED BY Timberville Department Store Distributive Education Club Raw One: C. Stroop, C. Fulk, P. Turner, N. Arehart, P. Lohr, D. Jameson. Row Two: J. Rhodes, E. Strickler, P. Riggleman, R. Whissen, G. Deavers, W. Wittig, E. Halterman, Mr. Long. President _ Vice-President... Secretary _ T reasurer _ Reporter _ Parliamentarian OFFICERS _John Rhodes _Donnie Jameson. ___Phyllis Turner _Connie Fulk _Nancy Arehart _Paul Riggleman Distributive Education, a new course at Broad¬ way, is a study of the distribution of goods and services to the consumer. The DE Club, a pro¬ fessional organization, promotes interest in the work-study program for distribution students. The students take a DE class each morning and work in the afternoon. The D. E. Club in action. . . SPONSORED BY Broadway Restaurant 55 Science Club The Science Club is composed of the group of stu¬ dents who are interested in exploring the world of science. Each member is encouraged to develop a project centered around his special interest in science. The Club meets each month, and is a mem¬ ber of the Science Club of America. One of the outstanding events of the year is the regional meet¬ ing of the Va. Junior Academy of Science in Char¬ lottesville which is attended by the club as a group. G. Lanham, L. Caplinger, N. Lantz, R. Woodson, E. Turner, J. Hinegardner, J. Landis, J. Hill- yard, M. White, B. Hinton, C. Funk, M. Lam, C. Tusing, R. Whetzel, J. Fitzwater, P. Mundy, E. Hughes, R. Showalter, B. Good, S. Will, J. Williams, J. Dove, C. Long, H. Landis, J. Early, B. Miller, B. Mason, J. Dove, J. Wampler, J. Shoemaker, Mrs. Showalter, Sponsor. Robert Showalter Eva Nell Turner _Janice Early _Carole Funk Ronnie Woodson SPONSORED BY Broadway Drug Store Vice President _ Secretary-Treasurer . Reporter _ Laboratory Assistant OFFICERS President 56 Row One E. Lantz, C. Stroop, C. Dellinger, J. C. Neff, F. Pattee, T. Hinkle, R. Sharpe, J. Ennis, L. Turner, T. Miller. Row Two : Mr. Leake, Sponsor; C. Bare, B. Griffith, D. Bare, S. Wichael, D. Armentrout, J. Shoemaker, W. Wenger, J. Hillyard, G. Strickler, L. May, B. May. Row Three : B. Kagey, B. Ritchie, G. Lanham, R. Alexander, K. Trumbo, B. Dove, G. Turner, B. Walton, W. Graves, J. Brown, L. Kline, D. Mathias. Absent : Robert Showalter, Jack Hine- gardner. SPONSORED BY Farmers Supply, Inc. Lettermen’s Club The Letterman’s Club of Broadway High was organ¬ ized with the purpose of promoting good sports¬ manship and better scholastic standing among its members. Each member of the club must have earned a letter in one of the sport activities of the school, and must seek to obey the laws of the club. The main activity is to raise enough m oney to pre¬ sent a special award to each senior who is leaving the club. OFFICERS President _ Vice President Treasurer _ Secretary _ Dick Armentrout Winston Wenger _ Jay Shoemaker _ Sonny Wichael 57 Pupil Advisory . •• ■ n vrr™ 1 - 1 irk.... ... Row One: F. Ashenfelter, J. Bible, Z. Riddle, E. Muntzing, B. Davis, G. Clark, J. Brock, S. Orebaugh, J. Tusing. Row Two: N. Lantz, S. Getz, N. Burkett, C. Turner, J. Reid, P. Long, C. Summers, E. Nash, L. Phillips, P. Weaver, F. Lam, Sponsor —Mr. Hillyard. Row Three: L. Tusing, O. Graves, J. Hinegardner, J. Branner, D. Spitzer, D. Bare, W. Graves, B. May, E. Eye, G. Lee. OFFICERS President _ Beverly Davis Vice President _Genevieve Clark Secretary _Eleanor Jean Muntzing SPONSORED BY C. S. Mundy The Pupil Advisory, composed of one boy and one girl from each homeroom of the 11th and 12th grades and one representative from each homeroom of grades 8, 9, and 10, is a group through which the student body participates in formulating school pol¬ icies relating to general needs and interests. 58 Safety Patrol ML jm ' A ' - A jr.; % ' 1 w m SP, mr. ak Row One M. Lohr, G. Driver, J. R. Nesselrodt, J. Bare, B. Harrison, J. Shirkey, B. Morris, P. Pattee, M. Strawderman, G. Phillips, A. High, W. Keister. Row Two: D. Ritchie, G. Dove, L. Hensley, R. Mitchell, E. Thompson, W. Carr, V. Dinges, M. Ritchie, S. Ritchie, J. Riggleman, J. Kennedy, N. Moyers, J. Andes, Mr. Kline, Advisor. OFFICERS Captain _Wayne Keister Lieutenant _ Michael Lohr Reporter _ Juanita Riggleman The Safety Patrol is the group of students who help the bus drivers in transporting the students safely to and from school. There are two patrolmen for each bus. Their main duty is to keep order on the bus, and to see that the pupil is safe when crossing the road. SPONSORED BY Broadway Milling Co. ’’Babes in Toyland Presented by the Mixed Chorus Mr. Joseph W. Miller, Director Mrs. Frances Moyers, Dramatics CAST OF CHARACTERS HILDA _ JACK _ JILL _ BO PEEP _ BARNABY _ TOM _ THE WIDOW PIPER GONZORGO RODERIGO _ JANE _ ALAN _ CONTRARY MARY THE GIANT SPIDER THE BROWN BEAR FAIRY QUEEN _ MARMADUKE THE MASTER TOYMAKER GRUMIO _ _ Eleanor Mason _Charles Bare _Zelda Riddle _Shelby Lantz _Larry May James Cain Helen Wampler _ Houston Lynch _Dick Emswiler _Janet Reid Robert Showalter _ Carole Funk _Bobby Good Jay Shoemaker Eleanor Muntzing Jack Hinegardner Eugene Lantz _Neil Black 60 VOLUME IV—No. 3 I ROADWAY HIGH SCHOOL December, 1955 Lmville-Edom 4-fl she has completed fo: has canned over 800 profit of over $3,00( Bonnie’s comment was: “It was the m ence I’ve ever had.” The trip to Chicago is the goal toward which every 4-H’er works. We are especially proud of Bonnie because she is the first Seated: H. Wampler, P. Davis, B. Driver, G. Whitmer, M. Strawderman, B. McConnell, N. Zir- kle, S. Behrens, P. Shifflett, E. Mason, P. Allen, A. Cline. Standing : N. Alexander, N. Arehart, M. McWilliams, A. Zirkle, A. Loker, A. Trumbo, L. Lantz, B. Walton, A. Runion, D. Silvious, J. Kennedy, K. Ashenfelter, F. Lam. Sponsors : Mrs. Rebecca Branner, Mrs. Nellie Wampler. ic Club will present £ titled, “Old Doc” Grade Party Christmas JtSkemblj TO ALL rrogram December 21—School closes for Christmas holidays January 3—School re-opens Tonimvir 9 A 9F —TVTirlvpftv ' RlYnminntinn ' Employment Office Gives f « f 1 1 1 rv nr Anf r P A 04 Q OlA 1 Melody Annes Chosen vO 5tt ne oncJxL. Editor in Chief —Helen Wampler, with associates Peggy Davis, Betty Driver. have been selected. Mr. tion for any girl wlm becoming a member of those participating the me selected: Janet Reid, Holloman, Shelby Lantz, Eleanor Mason, Zelda ipler, and Naomi Lantz. their first program at urch, in Timberville, on t. They will give a pro- uth Fellowship of the dst Church on December rtain at the Rockingham g, which will be held at Motel, December 21. h Take cker Test December 6, all senior girls Dramatic Club To Present “Old Doc The dramatic club of Broadway High “Eli”, will present “Old Doc”, a three-act comedy-drama here on Thursday, December 15 at 8:00 p. m. The setting is a doctor’s home in a small town. The play portrays the many hard¬ ships and interesting experiences that only a doctor can have. He runs into many com¬ plications while diagnosing his queer but interesting patients. Be present in order to learn what happens when “Old Doc’s” son decides he would rather be a “high society” doctor in Boston than to carry on his fath¬ er’s work. The characters include: Dr. John Hillary.“Old Doc”—Houston Lynch Dr. Robert Hillary.“Bob,” his son— James Cain .... Pa Brown.a neighbor—Beverly Davis Memories Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF _Robert Showalter ASSISTANT EDITORS _Joyce Fitzwater Janice Early BUSINESS MANAGERS _Patsy Coffman Beverly Davis Penny Mundy J. C. Neff ACTIVITIES EDITORS _Elaine Hughes Jean Wampler Carole Funk SPORTS EDITORS _Gerald Lanham Yvonne Hinton SENIOR EDITORS _Eva Nell Turner Carolyn Myers Janet Dove UNDERCLASS EDITORS _Steve Emswiler Betty Sue Getz Billy Walton Susan Early TYPISTS _Betty Ann Summers Genevieve Clark Phyllis Turner Billy Mason PHOTOGRAPHERS _Jimmy Hillyard Sylvia Will ART EDITORS _Eilene Harpine Irene Harpine SPONSOR _ Mrs. Frances Moyers First Row: E. Lantz, G. Turner, B. Kagey, B. Dove, W. Graves, J. Hinegardner. Second Row: L. Turner, C. Bare, T. Miller, J. Ennis, D. Mathias, D. Wichael. Third Row: J. Hillyard, B. May, T. Hinkle, K. Trumbo, R. Alexander, B. Griffith. Fourth Rove: F. Pattee (Manager), L. Kline, W. Wenger, G. Lanham, J. Brown, L. May (Manager). Gobbler Grid Notes Broadway— 6 Broadway— 7 Broadway—20 Broadway— 6 Broadway— 6 Broadway—12 Broadway— 6 Broadway—20 James Wood— 6 Staunton—32 Strausburg— 6 Luray—12 Clark County—14 Harrisonburg—20 Hanley—32 Montevideo— 6 First Row: B. Kagey, G. Lanham, L. Kline, R. Alexander, R. Keister (Manager), G. Bushong, B. May, D. Martz, R. Sharpe (Manager). Second Row: J. Hinegardner (Manager), G. Whetzel, W. Wenger, B. Walton, G. Turner, D. Armentrout, D. Bare, B. Dove, J. Shoemaker. Girls ' Varsity Basketball J. Fitzwater, E. Turner, V. Runion, P. Davis, B. Shoemaker, P. Shifflett, E. Harpine, I. Harpine, F. Lam, A. Keplinger, E. Behrens, S. Will, L. Lantz, P. Mundy. The Varsity basketball girls had a very successful season. Of the ten games played, they won seven. The losses were to Montevideo and Bridgewater. Very efficient managers, Sara Behrens,Betty Driver, and Mary Strawderman, helped to make the season complete. All of the players, managers and coach enjoyed the seoson and found that it helped to make the school year more complete. The junior varsity girls also played ten games. They won six and lost four. The junior varsity girls gained playing experience. SPONSORED BY Rockingham Poultry Marketing 66 Girls ' J. V. Basketball GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE December 16 January 6 January 17 January 26 February 1 February 3 February 9 February 17 February 22 February 29 Broadway at Montevideo Harrisonburg at Broadway Broadway at Harrisonburg Bridgewater at Broadway Broadway at Bridgewater Montevideo at Broadway Broadway at Wilson Memorial Waynesboro at Broadway Wilson Memorial at Broadway Broadway at Waynesboro First Row: K. Wilkins, E. Turner, J. Reed, J. Fitzwater, M. Holloman, Y. Shoemaker, C. Andes, S. Ritchie, H. Wampler. Second Row: N. Fulk, B. Driver, P. Hepner, K. Kagey, A. Trumbo, L. Hoover, L. Phillips. 67 Baseball 1. 2 . 3. 4. 5. R. Armentrout R. Alexander J. Neff T. Miller R. Kagey 6. G. Strickler 7. J. Shoemaker Lettermen not pictured G. Lanham D. Jameson BASEBALL SCHEDULE-1956 April 6 Wilson Memorial Away May 1 Montevideo Away April 13 Clark County Home May 4 Strasburg Away April 17 James Wood Away May 8 Luray Away April 20 Luray Home May 11 Montevideo Home April 24 Strasburg Home May 18 Harrisonburg Away April 27 Harrisonburg Home Non-District Games Nine lettermen are returning to form the nucleus for the 1956 edition of the Gobblers in their 1st season in District 10. The keys to the success of the season rests on the performance of the pitching staff plus the amount of improvement of the returning veterans. Several youngsters are expected to move up from the Jr. Varsity. SPONSORED BY Garber’s Restaurant 68 Junior Varsity Football Row One : O. Graves, J. Lindamood, J. Ritchie, C. Thompson, D. Ry an, F. Early, W. Summers. Row Two: R. Delawder, D. Runion, T. Ritchie, R. Lawson, L. Wease, B. Lively, B. Moyers. Row Three: R. Phillips, D. Emswiler, D. Blosser, P. Ritchie, P. M. Carper, R. Hottinger. Stand¬ ing: E. Ritchie, J. Swope, P. Wilkins. Junior Varsity Basketball Kneeling: R. Lawson,. J. Brown. Second Row: A. Smith, T. Miller, R. Phillips, L. Wease, P. Ritchie. Third Row: B. Moyers, L. White, C. Thompson, W. Graves, B. Whitmer, T. Rimel. 69 lV Faye Runion, Janice Early, Betty Miller, Velma Runion, Anne Trumbo, Genevieve Clark, Eleanor Muntzing, Zelda Riddle. Cheerleaders SPONSORED BY Hilltop Hatchery The days grew colder The leaves began to turn We knew that Time for school was Here once again. And as we came, We realized that each Class had stepped one Rung higher on the Ladder which leads to Graduation. Into Broadway s halls were Welcomed the Class of 1960, Who in the months ahead Were to learn to know and Love Broadway High and All for which she stands. As the weeks Progressed, we realized That each member of our Faculty was here, Not to dictate our actions But to guide them, And to help us Mold a life Which would honor God, Society, Ourselves. £ H Though they had Many worries and cares: Reports, registers, us; Our teachers were friendly Folks who enjoyed fun As much as did we. It may have taken a few weeks for us to Turn our minds from the chores of summer, But it took no time for our teachers to Impose upon us that most dreaded chore of winter— Homework. Who could forget Evaluation? And the magazine campaign Added even more excitement To the general atmosphere. 73 But we finally settled Down to our school work, Each studying in those subjects In which he was most interested. For some it was agriculture; For some, a field of science: The smell of formaldehyde, Or making NaCl, Or proving Theorm 108. For others, it was in the Realm of the fine arts. For all, our school work required Work Interest Ability. The drums Marked time The band was On the march 74 Excitement was in the air The yells for Broadway Rang clearer Football season was here. And all too soon, It had passed. But it had left pleasant memories Of some victories And many good times. Amid the cheers of football Were heard the strains Of Victor Herbert s BABES IN TOYLAND. 75 The days at Broadway High Never became dull or uninteresting: There were MEMORIES to he forever captured The Green Quill to be edited Songs to be sung Talent to be discovered. Beyond doubt, one of the Most popular spots around school Was the library. While the guidance department Was busy helping to Direct our choices For the present and the future. 76 Though we boasted A winning team And life was, in general, A happy experience At Broadway High, Old Man Winter blew in Gabby Gobbler’s feathers were oiled The bleachers were dusted Laryngitis was common Basketball season was here. Bundled up in three Most unpleasant days Were five kill-joys— Exams. HHHHi K Exams were over Life again resumed normal activity. Class parties added fun. Valentine Day came and went— Valentines walked the halls In pairs. Throughout the year Our cooks and janitors Made our school life More comfortable. 78 The breezes blew warm The air was fragrant Spring had come. And with it its Many activities: With the Spring came the close Of another school vear: ✓ A year which had been Most pleasant in every way. A year in which We had acquired knowledge Made new friends Enjoyed many good times. A year from which Will always linger memories: Happy memories Loyal memories Loving memories. 79 mmmm Finis As we, the Senior Class of 1955-1956, leave and travel down the Road of Life, we hope these pages will eariy many fond memories for you .of your school days at Broadway High School. 82 ADS Patronize those who have helped us publish our yearbook. We appreciate each one. Broadway High School 83 W. A. BURTON 0OOO0 Representing Inter-Collegiate Press, Inc. 0OOO0 Phone I8FI10 Luray, Virginia FAWLEY CHEVROLET SALES Broadway .... Virginia 00OO0 For Economical Transportation SALES SERVICE The Hot One ' s Even Hotter 84 NEFF LUMBER MILLS Better Lumber at Lower Cost Appalachian Hardwood Lumber - White Oak Specialty Specializing in Timbers Cut to Order MILLS in VIRGINIA and WEST VIRGINIA 0OOO0 TELEPHONE: B-way 2-0721 BOX 147 BROADWAY, VIRGINIA Compliments of DAVID A. (Bill) REED Excavating Contractor PHONE 4-3964 Harrisonburg .... Virginia ooOOo Your Future Depends on A Good Foundation 85 CRIDER BROS. 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Approved — Pullorum Clean Chicks — Keets — Poults White African Guinea Keets See our field men, write or call LONE PINE HATCHERY Phone 68 Timberville, Virginia MAYLAND SERVICE STATION TOM STOVER - OWNER - PROPRIETOR FRIENDLY GULF SERVICE DIAL - BROADWAY 3-6684 Compliments HARRISONBURG LIVESTOCK MARKET SALE EACH THURSDAY PHONE HARRISONBURG 4-6765 1 2 Mile North of Harrisonburg on Route 11 88 BUD BLOSSER - A. W. BLOSSER, Proprietors BLOSSER PURE OIL Be Sure with Pure Road Service Washing Lubrication Minor Repairs Phone 4-4975 Corner N. Main and Charles, Harrisonburg Compliments of VAUGHAN ' S VARIETY STORES TIMBERVILLE AND NEW MARKET Compliments of ACKER BLACK WALNUT CORPORATION BROADWAY, VIRGINIA 89 KIPP ' S CITIES SERVICE Gas Oil General Repair Groceries 00O00 Broadway, Virginia PHONE 2-0659 Best wishes to the class of 1956 SCHENCK FOODS CO. Winchester, Va. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO SUPPLYING THE FOOD NEEDS OF SCHOOL CAFETERIAS Compliments of THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK NEW MARKET, VIRGINIA 90 Compliments of M. C. ESTEP GENE ESTEP Owners 00O00 Dealers in Glen-Burn Hard Coal Olga Pocohontas Soft Coal Texaco Heating Oil 00O00 Fulks Run, Virginia Dial Broadway 3-3762 91 KEN-DEL ESSO SERVICENTER Where Service is King DIAL 3-4076 BROADWAY .... VIRGINIA TRUMBO ELECTRIC SERVICE G.E. Motors, Controls and Appliances Complete Electrical Contracting Service Broadway 2-1 101 RITCHIE AUTO SERVICE Complete Accident Repair 2 Miles South of New Market, Va. on U. S. II PHONE 438-F-02 H. M. Ritchie, Owner NEW MARKET, VA. Compliments of FRANK HARMON HATCHERY HARRISONBURG, VA. Compliments Compliments of of J. 0. STICKLEY Farm Implements HARRISONBURG, VA. HOLSINGER ' S GARAGE Dial 3-9191 Boadway, Va. 92 Compliments of SHENANDOAH ' S PRIDE DAIRY PRODUCTS 00O00 THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA CO-OP. 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( U L ' W ' S X , .V 1 POULTS CHICKS V, « 97 98 GREETINGS FROM FARMERS MERCHANTS BANK, INC. 00O00 THE BANK OF EFFICIENT SERVICE AND FOUR MILLION DOLLAR RESOURCES 00O00 TIMBERVILLE, VIRGINIA 99 RHODES SERVICE CENTER FIRESTONE TIRES Home and Auto Supplies WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Electric Stoves - Refrigerators - Laundromats Dryers - Food Freezers - Sporting Goods Television Sets - Dish Washers - Radios Milk Coolers Every House Needs a WESTINGHOUSE PHONE BROADWAY 3-9101 BEST WISHES TO BROADWAY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS C. D. LANTZ The Best in Flowers and Service SLOTHING - DRY GOODS BLAKEMORE ' S FLOWERS AND SHOES The Shop to Know Ample Free Parking 1 15 East Market Street Harrisonburg, Va. MARTINS-PARK VIEW Dial 4-4487 100 THE ROCKINGHAM NATIONAL BANK OF HARRISONBURG HONOR ROLL BANK Strength - Service - Courtesy Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation LANTZ WHISTLER Electronics, Inc. COMPLETE ELECTRONICS SERVICE TELEVISION SPECIALISTS SALES ALL WORK GUARANTEED New Market, Virginia PHONE 156-J I. C. Lantz L. A. Whistler M j ' tvJk, tZ. 50-60 Hf ' Uh Dkum, Struct JiaA utcnimAq, Ding mi � NU METHOD DRY CLEANERS The Symbol of Quality Timberville and Mt. Jackson PHONE 3-5141 Phone 191 We Deliver VALLEY SUPER MARKET Groceries - Meats Fresh and Frozen Vegetables New Market, Virginia THE HENKEL PRESS, INC. Established 1806 Commercial Printing Printers of Broadway High School Paper The Green Quill Publishers of THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY New Market, Va. AKERSGULF CENTER Restaurant Station-Truckers Diesel Fuel Open 24 Hours PHONE 873 101 DOVE-LONG HATCHERY, INC. Va. U. S. Approved Pullorum-Clean 00O00 We Serve to Serve Again 0OOO0 Dial Broadway 2-1931 TIMBERVILLE DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS BRAXTON H. COINER, Owner and Pharmacist PAUL L. OREBAUGH, Pharmacist Timberville DIAL 3-3171 Virginia 102 PRES BROWN’S SPORT AND CAMERA SHOP The Sportsman ' s Home 0OOO0 14 West Washington Street LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 RHODES FUNERAL HOME oOOOo Broadway .... Virginia PHONE 3-3231 103 BROADWAY MOTOR CO., INC. Broadway .... Virginia SALES SERVICE The fine car at half the fine car price! . . ' 56 FORD |-| ERE it a low cost, fully auto¬ matic brooder with an 82 hover and tix adjustable lags. Hugo Burner, Robertshaw Thermostat Regu¬ lator and Robertshaw Safety Shutoff at standard equipment. When order¬ ing specify whether natural or artifi¬ cial gas is to be used. Writ for complete folder and prices. SHENANDOAH EQUIPMENT CO. HARRISONBURG, VA. 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