Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1960 volume:

' ■I ' , f m Hdle! 3‘m, %ki 0 ' ' Ko d, Ifowi Gtwk J)own, 3k Hog U W awa 3k ' B ' udqa 0( tfujk Sokol OF AREA SM i I VAY ,H. Broa d wa k l t C. l y Owl ukool U entmtd with tk koJm ol tornmw, (h bwMm oh tk ffHMM. mk doom n wodd-wuk i xd k mtt jfAAt I ID Foftgsrvii-L tmd tfa wadi to Clam to fldwiiM • • « • to Eaftmmca - %momi oh Iw k tdwol daqi. 3 t7 mmi thi Aw ' Q ' lultjU Spm ootMU ofj lemnwj 4 tud tfa MR. FRANK HILLYARD is the arch that supports the bridge; and MRS. BETTY HARRISON, in her calm and efficient way. steadies the structure. Giwkm : % H. S. p the pupil evaluate his poten- )ugh counselling, studying rec- iking standardized tests. Ul pupils develop skills in com¬ munication through exper¬ iences in oral and written composition. Teachers pictured: Mrs. Nellie M. Wampler, also Guidance; Mrs. Mary Stuart Bell, also World History; Mrs. Hazel Stoutamyre, also Guidance Social Studies; Mrs. Betty Turner, also Social Studies; Mrs. Maryella Drury, also Social Studies. These with other English teachers; namely, Mrs. Re¬ becca Branner, Mrs. Mary Orebaugh, Mrs. Lois Rhodes, and Mr. Paul Rohart, teach a total of twenty-seven English classes. Paul Lantz writes an essay. Joyce Mathias speaks to the class. i Beverly Andes presents a report. 7 m Same the school offers physics, chemis¬ try, biology, and general science. These courses provide opportuni¬ ties for acquiring a basic under¬ standing of the scientific achieve¬ ments of the present age. MR. WAYNE MYERS Instructor of chemistry anil general science. MR. GEORGE TEED Instructor of biology and gen¬ eral science. MRS. CHARLOTTE RIDINGS, instructor of math and general science, directs a group in a study of local rock specimens. pupils are trained to think ana¬ lytically in order to solve econom¬ ic problems in life situations. MR. EARL HOLSTNCER Instructor in Advanced Math MR. I’AUL KUNE Instructor in Algebra MISS MARGARET MARTZ Instructor in Math and Science MR. LOWELL ELLETT Instructor General Math MRS. BERNICE COFFMAN Instructor i i Eunice Baker sets-up the loom for Weaving. Bobby Harper, Charles Fulk, Buddy Smith, and Kenneth Fulk prepare posters to advertise the Operetta. 10 ut mm 369 students strive to de¬ velop competent, aggressive business leadership, and to make an intelligent choice of business occupations. MRS. VIOLA R. SAGER MRS. FREDA ELFRINK MRS. BETTY S. GENTRY m Soad StiJju pupils study the ways of democracy and prepare themselves to assume the rights, privileges, and responsibilities of American citizenship. MRS. LOIS RHODES U. S. Government also English MR WALTER EYE U. S. Government also Latin and Guidance MRS. MARY OREBAUGH American History also English MR. HARRY BOWERS American History and Civics W 3 : ' ' gy_ ’ - -� |aH| fe. « iil fe Jk : t ; J| If . ,� ' ; f §11 ,g 4sS id tU JLlijWUj Ifliu KaJthufd ' Bowmm kdf)i %mf ' Uddui do mmxk wo ' ik in ' J ' lufiiu, 7) u wj md Shop Wt Jvvtt 9t ;8£ ♦ • rtt ■ t «Jt §| fit i ‘ 4in i ,� : r: :; i v MR. E. CARLYLE LYNCH is pupils for specialized careers Graves solves a problem with the slide Stanley Phillips carefully draws a plate Shop class works in wood JLmtjiwja pupils study Latin and French to broaden their scope of communication. Instructors: MR. WALTER EYE and MR. PAUL ROHART. ui %wi Clam. MR. BRANNER gives individual hand instruc¬ tions and MR. MILLER teaches theory of music. Practice teacher is MR. RICHARD BARNES. 15 on 7fafiic d EdtmUofi pupils are given an opportunity to develop and improve strength, co-ordination, agility, and endurance leading to overall physical fitness and game skills for use in leisure time. Teachers: MR. J. WARD LONG MR. CARROLL REID MRS. MARY HOLM MRS. CAROLYN HUMPHRIES girls learn t he arts and skills that are necessary in making a house a home. MRS. CATHERINE MILLER MRS. EDITH GOOD MRS. MILDRED RYDER Ul Uocatioiud fiOjMjljtMM Charles Fulk, E. S. Wine, Beverly Andes and Wayne Moyers study forestry. Jim Mitchell practices for speech contest. Leonard Dove is busy with his poultry enterprise. MR. E. S. Wine MR. I. W. DIEHL Instructor Instructor boys learn by doing — studying farm pro¬ blems in tbe classroom and applying this knowledge to their projects carried at home. Winners in crops judging: L. Spitzer, B. Brukholder, M. Phillips, K. Fulk, K. Sager, H. Scott, B. Zirk. Carroll Ryan presenting awards at grain show. in Econonuu i Taught by MR. W. B. WOOLF students study the principles and practices involved in earning a living and spending an income. m 2 pupils learn and earn. Barbara Driver, D.E. It at Woolworth ' s Davy Fulk at Leggett’s Elizabeth Emswiler at Larson’s 19 tk Ha ) In the summer of 1959, a new wing to Broadway High School was constructed at the west end of the building. This addition was necessary in order to accom¬ modate an ever-increasing enrollment which is now 925 and is predicted to reach 1,000 by 1962. These eight rooms house a general music room, two general science laboratories, two physical education rooms, and three general purpose rooms. The style of the rooms is the same as that of the main building hut improvements in building ma¬ terials have added to the modernity of this section. The ceramic tile used in finish¬ ing the rooms is a feature that is unique in maintenance. Because of crowded con¬ ditions at Broadway Elementary School, 105 seventh graders are occupying the three general purpose rooms until additional provisions are made by the elementary building program of the county. Provision is made to add a second story to the new section of our building if and when enrollment demands it. These new rooms are providing greater opportunities for our faculty to inter¬ est and challenge the minds of our students. 20 Each morning twenty-two bright yellow buses transport nine hundred twenty-five pupils from nearby towns and outlying communities. Some travel twenty-five miles to bring us the contributions of varying thoughts, abilities, and potentials that constitute the (tldAb i ' .. � Sam 0$mi President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Thomas Fawley Gary Hoover Julia Fitzwater John Branner MOTTO Two roads diverged in a wood and I — took the one less traveled by . . . — Frost FLOWER White Gladolia and Fern COLORS Light Green and Silver A senior has his day. 8:45 A. M. 8:59 A. M. 12:45 P. M. 3:15 P. M. 5:30 P. M. 1:30 A. M. 22 BEVERLY LEE ANDES Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Andes Chorus, E.E.A. JOY ANN BARE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Bare F.H.A., Beautician MAXWELL D. BAKER. JR. Son of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Baker Mechanics tlm H !%0 RICHARD LEE BAKER Son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Baker Band. F.F.A. MARY ANNE BOWMAN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bowman Chorus, Science, Latin Dra¬ matic Clubs, Paper Staff RACHEL MARIE BOWMAN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Bowman F.H.A., Glee Club, Basketball, Safety Patrol JOHN ROBERT BRANNER Son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Branner F.F.A., Latin Club, Class Officer WILLIAM BRANNER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar T. Branner Band, Dance Band. Annual Staff 23 CAROLYN BREEDEN Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lee Breeden Glee Club, F.H.A., Dramatic Club MARY ELIZABETH COFFMAN Daughter of M r. and Mrs. Paul Coffman F.H.A. JULIAN MADDOX BROCK Son of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Henry Brock Basketball. Student Council, Letterman ' s Club MARY ANN COOTES Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Cootes Chorus, Melody Anns, Annual Staff LARRY EDWARD BROWN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Brown Letterman’s Club, Football Man¬ ager BETTY MAE CRIDER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Crider Country Music Singer CHARLOTTE DOVE Daughter of M r. and YIrs. Baylor Dove Basketball, Band LEONARD DOVE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Justin Dove F.F.A. MARIE D OVE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Justin Dove F.H.A. 24 PATSY ANN DOVE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Dove Airline Stewardess GROVER STEPHAN EMSWILER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Emswiler Chorus, Dramatic, Letterman’s Clubs, Varsity Manager SHIRLEY FISHER Daughter ol The Rev. and Mrs. M. W. Fisher Chorus, Dramatic and Science Clubs, Paper Staff BARBARA DRIVER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Driver F.H.A., Basketball, D.E., Sci¬ ence, Dramatic Clubs dm H mo JULIA ANN FITZWATER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin H. Fitzwater Basketball, Chorus, Dramatic Club, Annual Staff, Class Officer E. FRANKLIN EARLY Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F. Early Football, Basketball, F.F.A.. Letterman’s • Club THOMAS M. FAWLEY IT Son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fawley Band, Annual Staff, Class Pres¬ ident SARAH FITZWATER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Fitzwater Science, Dramatic, and Latin Clubs, Band, Student Council, Paper Staff 25 STANLEY NELSON FITZWATER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Fitzwater F.F.A., Chorus, School Patrol. DUDLEY HALE FLEMING Son of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Fleming Minister. ROGER EDWARD FRENCH Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray French BILLIE LOUIS FREEMAN Daughter of Mr. and M rs. W r . H. Freeman Annual Staff, Band, Art. CHARLES ERNEST FULK Son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Fulk MARTHA JANE FULK Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clory Fulk JUDITH EARLENE FULK Da ug ht er of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd N. Fulk Glee Cluh, Basketball, Dramatic Club. WILMA LEE FULK Daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Fulk Student Council, Dramatic Club, Paper Staff, Chorus. 26 DAVID SAMUEL GEIL Son of Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Geil Football, Letterman ' s Club dm H mo OWEN DAUGHERTY GRAVES Son of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Graves Student Council, Class Officer, Basketball, Football YVONNE JENKINS FULK Daughter of Mrs. Ethel Jenkins Housewife MARY SUE COOD Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray W. Good Girls’ Glee Club, Student Coun¬ cil MARY ALICE GOOD Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Good Chorus, Student Council, Basket¬ ball BUDDY FRANK HARRISON Son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Harrison, Jr. Student Council, Football, Base¬ ball, Track JANET CAROLINE GOOD Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Ray Good F.H.A. Officer SANDRA WAYNE GETZ Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Turner Getz Chorus, Basketball, Student Council, Latin Club 27 PATRICIA PRICE HENSLEY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chesley Price JOAN IRENE HOTTINGER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Hottinger Glee Club JANET RAYE IKENBERRY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Ikenberry Chorus, Science and Dramatic Clubs, Student Council, Paper Staff JUDY LOUISE HOLSINGER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin P. Holsinger Chorus, Science Club, Cheer¬ leader, Annual Staff (%M H MO JOYCE LINDA KEISTER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Keister Chorus, Basketball, Cheerleader GARY DEAN HOOVER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoover Vice-president of Senior Class YVONNE GENEVIEVE HOTTINGER Daughter of Mr. anil Mrs. George Hottinger Latin Club CAROL MARIE KELLER Daughter of The Rev. and Mrs. William D. Keller Dramatic Club 28 BONNIE LOU KENNEDY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Kennedy Art, Home Economics YOLANDA JEAN KENNEDY Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kennedy Girls’ Glee Cluh, Latin Club Clou H mo LEATRICE ELLEN KNIGHT Foster Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dean Chorus, WACS JO ANN KLINE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl K1 ine Paper Staff, Glee Club. F.ff.A. THELMA MARIE LAM Resides with Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Fitzwater, Jr. Airline Hostess CATHERINE LANTZ Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lantz F.H.A., DANNY PAUL LANTZ Son of Mr. anti Mrs. J. D. Lantz J.V. Football MARGARET ANNE LANTZ Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Lantz Chorus, Melody Anns, Dramatic and Science Clubs 29 PAUL LANTZ Son of Mr. and Mrs. Lora Lantz F.F.A. REBECCA LOU LESTER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Lester Paper Staff, Chorus, Dramatic Cluh, Annual Staff PHYLLIS SUE LOHR Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Lohr Clee Cluh, D.E. Cluh JANICE DEAN LEE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson Lee Chorus, Annual Staff tlm 4 mo PEGGY JEAN LONG Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Long D.E. Cluh, Student Council, Glee Club RONALD WAYNE LEMONS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling H. Lemons Chorus, Football GROVER CLARENCE LISKEY Son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Liskey Football, Science, Letterman’s Cluh JOYCE FAYE MATHIAS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Mathias F.H.A., Glee Club 30 SUE CLOUDE MITCHELL Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cloude Housewife NELSON LEE MONGOLD Son of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Mongold D.E. Club BEVERLY LOUISE MORRIS Niece of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Martz Chorus, Annual Staff EUGENE BOYD MOYERS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moyers Safety Patrol WAYNE ARTHUR MOYERS Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Moyers F.F.A. INA GRACE NESSELRODT Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nesselrodt Nursing LEONARD D. MOYERS Son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester W. Moyers Baseball, Football, F.F.A., Let- terman’s Club LINDA LOU OREBAUGH Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus C. Orebaugh Chorus, F.H.A., Majorette, An¬ nual Staff 31 SUSAN NEAL OREBAUGH Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Orebaugh Rand, Majorette, Latin and Sci¬ ence Clubs, F.H.A. Officer. Ed¬ itor of Annual STEVEN ANTHONY PATTEE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pattee Chorus, Varsity Manager GENEVA ELIZABETH PHILLIPS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everette E. Phillips Chorus, D.E., Dramatic and Sci¬ ence Clubs, Annual Staff M t LINDA ANN PHILLIPS Daughter of M r. and Mrs. Clarence A. Phillips Chorus, Dramatic and Science Clubs, Basketball, E.H.A. CLARENCE WESLEY PINER Son of Mrs. Margaret Lokey Dramatic Club RALPH ERVIN REEDY Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Reedy F.F.A. STANLEY GENE PHILLIPS Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Phillips Chorus, Safety Patrol, F.F.A. ANN HELEAH RENALDS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Renalds Chorus, Dramatic, Latin and Sci¬ ence Clubs, Editor of School Paper, Class Officer 32 DALE MCCLELLAN REXRODE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Richell Rexrode Safety Patrol CLARA ANN RITCHIE Daughter of Mrs. Hazel Ritchie Chorus, Melody Anns, Student Council STUART LEROY RHODES Son of Mr. and. Mrs. Lee Roy Rhodes F.F.A., Football Cku H mo JESSICA JEAN RICHMON Daughter of Mrs. Clorene Fadley. Mr. Bertelle Richmon Band. Dramatic Club, Basket¬ ball, Annual Staff . Ak ' Tv y DELORES JEAN RITCHIE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Ritchie Paper Staff, Annual Staff DOTTIE ANNAS RITCHIE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ritchie Chorus, F.H.A.,Latin Club GWENDOLYN GAY RITCHIE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ritchie Glee Club MARLENE DORIS RITCHIE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Ritchie F.H.A. 33 TRENTON COOPER RITCHIE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Cleatus E. Ritchie Football, and Track MILDRED ANN RUNION Foster Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Estep F. H. A. BLAINE RAYE RYMAN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood W. Ryman Letterman ' s Cluh, Varsity Man¬ ager NANCY RUTH RITCHIE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ritchie Glee Cluh, F.H.A., Student Council. Class Officer � • SHIRLEY ANN RITCHIE Daughter of Mr. anc 1 Mrs. G rover Ritchie Social Work BARBARA ANN RUNION Daught er of Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Runion Chorus, Cheerleader, Class Offi¬ cer, Student Council, Science and Dramatic Cluhs, Annual Staff RICHARD WAYNE RYAN Son of Mr. and Mrs. Berlin 0. Ryan Band, F.F.A., D.E. Cluh WILLIAM I. RITCHIE, JR. Son of M rs. Ruia Ritchie Chorus, Class Officer, Football, Baseball. Student Council CARROLL RODNEY RYAN Son of M r. and Mrs. Rodney Ryan F.F.A., D.E. Club MARCIA LEE SCHULER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schuler Chorus, Dramatic, Latin, and Science Clubs JAMES RAY SHIRKEY Son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shirkev Football, Baseball, Letterman’s Club RICHARD LEE SHOEMAKER Son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Shoemaker Chorus, Letterman’s Club, Bas¬ ketball, Baseball, F.F.A. WILLIAM ROSCOE SIMMONS Son of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Simmons D.E. Club CARROLL LEE SMITH Son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Berlin Smith F.F.A. JOYCE SHOEMAKER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shoemaker F.H.A. CLEN ELWOOD SHOWALTER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Showalter Student Council, Letterman’s Club, Football, Baseball, F.F.A. JANET EILEEN SPITZER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garland V. Spitzer Chorus, Student Council, An¬ nual Staff 35 PATRICIA ANN STRAWDERMAN Granddaughter of Mrs. J. W. Strawderman Chorus, Dramatic Club, Paper Staff WANDA LOUISE TURNER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Turner Chorus, Science, Dramatic, and Latin Clubs, Annual anil Paper Staffs PHALA ANN SUMMERS Sister of Mr. Sherman Summers F.H.A. jgg| BETTY JUNE TUSINC Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stern Tusing Annual Staff, Class Officer, Bas¬ ketball, F.H.A. ALICE GENEVA TURNER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Turner Student Council, Class Officer, Annual Staff JUDY MAE TUSING Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tusing Chorus, Science and Dramatic Clubs, E.H.A., Student Council, Annual and Paper Staffs NANCY JEAN TUSING Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Tusing Chorus RONALD LEE TUSING Son of Mr. and Mrs. Reuel Tusing Mechanics MARTHA JANE VESTAL Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Taylor Latin and Science Clubs, F.H.A. 36 MADGE EVELYN WAMPLER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wampler Chorus, Dramatic Club, Varsity Manager, Annual Staff BEVERLY IVAN WHITMER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Whitmer Chorus, Basketball, Letterman’s Club GAY ARLENE WHITMIRE Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Whitmire Glee Club RONALD ELWOOD WHETZEL Son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Whetzel Chorus dm H I960 LAWRENCE FREDERICK WILT Son of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Fink Student Council, Class Officer LINDEN LEE WHITE Son of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley White Chorus, F.F.A., Class Officer, Latin Club, Basketball. Presi¬ dent of Student Council FAY GERALDINE WHITMIRE Daughter of Mr. and M rs. Dave Whitmire Glee Club DORSEY PRICE WITTIG Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan P. Wittig Band, Letterman’s Club, Foot¬ ball, Varsity Manager v f 37 DONNA SUE WOODSON Daughter of M r. and Mrs. Charles Woodson Band, Paper Staff, Science Club. 4 + + DANIEL PEYTON YANCEY Son of Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Yancey Chorus, Dramatic Club, Football, Track. I ROBERT ALDEN YANKEY Son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Yankey Baseball, Track. DOROTHY MELINDA ZIGLER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Zigler, Junior. Glee Club, D.E. Club. EVELYN ZIGLER Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Zigler, Junior. Glee Club, D.E. Club. FLORA ELLEN ZIRK Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Zirk Chorus, Science Club, Annual Staff. DOUGLAS KEITH Z1RKLE Son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Zirkle Art, Drafting. LEW ARDEN ZIRKLE Son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. N. Zirkle F.F.A. 38 Clm oh !%! President Miller Davis Vice-President Jesse Fulk Secretary Barbara Hinegardner Treasurer Harley Smith James Alger Dianne Armentrout Edith Baker Eunice Baker Douglas Bare David Behrens Sue Biller Billy Boleyn Thelma Bolt on Lanny Branner Mary Jane Branner Roger Brown 40 tlm ojj ? 6 Phillip Bushong Paula Carper Catherine Cave Ellen Cline Jo Ann Craun Blanche Crider Jane Crim Donnie Davis Miller Davis Ronnie Davis Wilmer Davis Ariel Dean Elaine Dean Harry Deavers Sandra Delawder Judy Depoy Larry Dickerson Kerlyn Dodd Shirley Donovan Delmar Dove Eleanor Dove Elizabeth Emswiler Phyllis Eye Sandra Fawley Davy Fulk Jesse Fulk Kenneth Fulk Larry Fulk Mary Lou Fulk Richard Fulk Mearl Gordon Elaine Halternian Ronald Harpine Lynn Harrison Dale Hartman Barbara Hinegardner Delmas Hinkle Ruby Holloman Barbara Holsinger Jerry Holsinger Tommy Holsinger Maynard Hoover i (Urn of l%l Wayne Hottinger Edwin Huffman Robert Hughes Harold Kephart Donnie Kipps Ronnie Kipps Roy Kipps Sandra Kratzer Jean Kuykendall Virginia Lam Dorothy Lantz Phillis Lantz Alan Lawson Patsy Lawson Gloria Layman Glenda Lindamood Weldon Liskey Frances Litten James Litten Oscar Litten Ruth Lofton Dorothy Lohr Patsy Lohr Alice Long Franklin Long Brenda Messick Peggy Miller Eddie Minnick Jimmy Mitchell Mildred Mongold Janet Morris Alice Mundy Doris Nesselrodt Charles Nicholas Elwood Price Doris Pye Mary Reid Elizabeth Ridings Robert Ritchie Winifred Ritchie Homer Scott John Sellers 42 dim ? !%! Shirley Sellers Judy Sharpe Dorothy Shaver Pat Shaver Gary Shell Aurelia Shifflet Doris Shoemaker Linda Shoemaker Harley Showalter Donald Simmers Gary Simmers Bonnie Smith Buddy Smith Gloria Smith Kenneth Stroop Robert Summers Wilbur Terry Charles Thomas Gary Trumbo Larry Trumbo Jean Turner Nelson Turner Faye Tussing Mary Sue Vestal Jean Walker Janet Walton Sammy Wampler Tommy Wease Fred White Phoebe Whitmer Linda Wichael Faye Wilt Howard Wimer Mary Wine Gilbert Woody Harold Yankey 43 dim o{ !%2 dim Ojffjmi President Tommy Hoover Vice-President Dick Shank Secretary Marlene Renalds Treasurer Steve May Donald Alexander Jerry Alger Linda Arehart Drema Atkinson Charles Baker David Baker Miriam Bettinger Roger Bible Linda Biller Peggy Biller Noel Bowman Roy Bowman Wayne Boyers Donald Bradfield Sidney Brainard Bill Branner Johnny Branner Joyce Branner Anna Buracker Carolyn Burkett Bruce Burkholder Carolyn Carr Maxine Carr Beverly Clark Nolan Cline William Comer Larry Davis Ronnie Davis dm ojj !%1 J ames Dove Lona Dove Rheda Dove Susan Dove Gary Driver Frederick Early Karen Eaton Karen Fairweather Gay Fink Wanda F ink Elizabeth Frank Deitra Freeman Betty Lou Fulk Johnnie Fulk Joyce Fulk Floyd Fulk Paul Garher Sara Garher Steve Garber Charles Gladwell Carole Harley Yvonne Harley Bobby Harper Bobby Harrison Gloria Hill Patsy Hinkle Howard Hollar Lee Holsinger Sharan Holsinger Tommy Hoover Dianne Huffman Juanita Jenkins Mary Ann Keller Mable Kipps Cherrill Kline Bradley Knupp Edward Knupp Virginia Knupp Geraldine Lam Sharan Lam Virginia Lam Trudy Landis Alma Lantz Dennis Lantz Richard Lantz Ronald Lawson Joyce Lillard Sara Lindamood Anna Lofton Charles Lohr Gary Lohr John Lohr Yolanda Lohr Archie Long Douglas Long Patricia Long Sandra Martz Jean Mason Cha rles Mathias Linda Mathias Linda May Pauline May Steve May Linda Messerly Gary Miller George Miller Judith Miller Vance Miller Ernest Mongold Brenda Moyers � t Cku o( !%2 Eugene Moyers Harold Moyers Linda Moyers Ronald Moyers Sandra Moyers Robert Orebaugh Gary Payne Dewayne Phillips Wayne Phillips Christopher Pond Francis Proctor Leland Ratliff Frances Reese Marlene Reynolds Lola Rexrode Nancy Rexrode Ruby Rexrode Janet Ridenour Alice Ritchie Bliss Robinson Jane Runion Karen Runion Nancy Ryan Leanna Sellers Robert Sellers Dick Shank Barbara Shifflett Donnie Shifflet Gary Shipe Janice Shoemaker Leonard Shoemaker Lowell Showalter Nelson Showalter Franklin Showalter Phyllis Simmers Treva Simmons Juanita Smith Katy Belle Smith Linden Sonifrank Anna Southerly Judy Spitzer Leroy Spitzer Linda Spitzer Linda Strawderman Ronald Strawderman Roy Stroop Nancy Stultz Sandra Swats Joyce Taylor Elmer Terry, Jr. Linda Thorne Richard Trimble J. 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Turley Marcella Turner Jill Walker Jack Walker Anna Walton Louise Wampler Nancy Wampler Bobby Weaver Robert Wease Lewis Wenger Colin Whetzel Peggy Whetzel Sidney Williams Barbara Wine Lee Yancey Sandra Zigler dm ? !%S President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Bruce Moyers Rita Wrenn Brenda Biller Richard Trumbo Boyd Alder Bobby Alger Howard Armstrong Hazel Bare Brenda Biller Linda Biller Wayne Biller Alice Botkin Johnny Branner Phillip Branner Bruce Brinn Phyllis Brinn Lynn Burkholder John Bushong Blair Campbell Robert Campbell Bobby Caplinger Patsy Caplinger Diana Carper Linda Cave Beverly Clark Emily Cline Sue Cline Shirley Cook Sandra Cootes Hilda Crider Carol Custer Sherry Davis Christine Dellinger CJm 0 !%3 Dolan Dove, Jr. Esther Dove Linda Dove Roy Earls Hubert Eckard Frankie Emswiler Gary Emswiler Mark Emswiler Katie Fawley George Fellows Gary Fitzwater Ernest Forren Alvin Fulk Boyd Fulk George Fulk Peggy Fulk Rodney Fulk Sandra Fulk Zane Fulk Carolyn Fulk Linford Garber Sharon Garett Wayne Good Marietta Good Louella Graber Joan Halterman Linda Harpine Janet Hawse Dennis Hess Brenda Holsinger Ellen Holsinser M ary Ellen Holsin ger Allen Hulvey Mary Alice Justice Connie Kagey Howard Kennedy Joyce Kennedy Barbara Knupp Leonard Keplinger Louella Keplinger Larry Langley Karlon Lantz Donna Lantz Dorothy Lantz Donna Lam Donna Lawson Gary Lawson Mary Jane Layman Granville Leecy Danny Light Rodger Lindamood Shirley Liskey George Lofton Roland Lohr Virginia May Delmas Miller Faye Miller Owen Miller Charles Mongold Frederick Mongold Bruce Moyers Nancy Mundy Peggy Myers Millard Nesselrodt Ruth Nesselrodt Jimmy Nicholas Donna Norman Connie Orebaugh Harold Orebaugh CJm of 963 James Orndoff Linda Payne Judy Phillips Roberta Phillips Joyce Polk Elwood Reedy Janet Reedy Norma Reedy Peggy Reedy Katherine Reid Brenda Reynolds Ronald Rhodes June Rinker Brenda Ritchie Glen Ritchie Janet Ritchie Raymond Ritchie Roger Ritchie Carol Roadcap James Rogers Judy Runion Jimmy Sager George Sellers Helen Seiver Jean Shank William Shaffer Paul Sherman Roger Shirkey Danny Shoemaker Dorothy Shoemaker Gary Shoemaker George Showalter Stuart Showalter Barbara Smith Joyce Smith Peggy Smith Roger Smith Lillie Sonifrank Bonnie Southerly Carol Southerly Carl Spitzer James Strawderman Nancy Strawderman Frances Strickler Lorriane Stroop Thomas Stroop Nancy Stultz Margaret Summers Esther Swope Shirley Taylor Tommy Thompson Richard Trumbo Mary Frances Turner Betty Turner Beverly Turner Paul Turner Sue Turner Elenora Tusing Randolff Vann Alice Fay Vaughan Paul Walton Claranell Wampler Phyllis Wampler Donald Wean Wayne Westfall Betty Jean Whetzel Ray Wilkins Rita Wrenn Bernice Yankey Alice Zigler Not Pictured: Ronald Loker David Nesselrodt Thelma Reedy Rodney Stultz 6lm 0 14 64 dm 0$wu President Anneda Shank Vice-President Tamara Orebaugh Secretary Ellen Lantz Treasurer Barbara Weese Catherine Andes Ronald Arehart Mary Atwood Carolyn Bare Barry Barrix Joyce Bazzle Gerald Bean Stanley Bible Scott Black L. 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Branner David Brenaman Woodrow Brown Beryl Caplinger Carolyn Cave Linda Charleton Nelson Cline Rooney Coffman Shelby Comer Bill Crider Joyce Crider Ellen Cullers Roger Davis Mary Ellen Dean Mary Delawder Carolyn Dellinger Donald Dellinger Richard Depoy Harold Deter Judith Dickenson Beverly Dove Chester Dove Gloria Dove dm ? !%4 Guy Dove Junior Dove Naylor Drummond Larry Earls Kenneth Emerson Bonnie Lois Emswiler Bonnie Sue Emswiler Mary Emswiler Thelma Estep Duane Fairweather Amos Fleming Carol Flory Deanne Foltz Ola Fulk Rodney Fulk Carlene Garher Dorothy Garber Judy Gillispie Zane Good Karl Halterman Christine Harrison Elaine Hartman Wilmer Hertzler Mary Lou Higgs Dewey Hill Mike Hinegardner Weldon Hinkle Helen Hopkins James Hollar Virginia Hollar Sarah Holsinger Kenneth Hosaflook Carolyn Hottinger Everette Hottinger Joyce Hottinger Richard Jones Carolyn Joseph Beverly Keller Gail Keller Mary Kile Alice Kline Bonnie Knight Charles Knight John Knupp Paula Kratzer Joe Lam Lois Lam Roger Lee Lam Ellen Lantz H. 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Lantz Helen Joyce Lantz Helen Kay Lantz Danny Lawson Audrey Layman Grover Layman Scott Lear Lois Lillard Nancy Lokey Larry Loyd Sandra Mason Delyn Mathias Kenneth May Clyde McCarty Betty Meadows Weldon Messick Linda Miller iNancy Miller Jack Mills Joan Mitchell Lynn Mohler Betty Mongold Wayne Mongold Betty Morris Karol Morris Johnny Moyers Frank Murry Conrad Myers Jarret Nesselrodt Karen Norman Jaunita Orebaugh 52 Chut !%4 Tamara Orebaugh Nellie O’Roark Carroll Payne Sandra Petit Alice Phillips Marvin Phillips Eileen Price Nancy Reedy Warren Reedy Richard Rhodes James Riggleman Dennis Ritchie Elaine Ritchie Emma Lou Ritchie Sylvia Roadcap Juanita Rogers Phyllis Rothgeb Janice Runion Randolph Ryman Carolyn Sager Carolyn Sager Brenda Sanders Arneda Shank Linda Shifflett Betty Jo Shoemaker Betty Jo Shoemaker Charles Shoemaker Karen Shope Carolyn Showalter Jay Dee Showalter Joe Showalter Warren Showalter Lester Shumaker James Simmers Sandra Simmers Albert Smith Janet Smith Richard Smith Frankie Sorrells Detra Spitzer Susan Spitzer Terry Spitzer Lucy Strawderman George Stroop Roger Summers Sandra Swank C. C. Turner, Jr. Gay Turner Kay Turner Phyllis Turner Roger Turner Winston Turner Ellis Tusing Mary Jane Wease Barbara Weese Jo Ann White Patricia White Sandra Wilkins Bennie Williams Douglas Williams Terry Wilt Bonnie Wine Janet Wine Doris Wittig Marilyn Woody Frances Yankey James Zirk Roy Zirk Barbara Zirkle Not Pictured: William Bible Robert Dellinger Harvey Dove Kenneth Hottinger Linda Huffman Mary Ellen Keller CLASS ROLL, Boys: William Cobb, Roy Davis, Jerry Fisher, Eugene Harold, Preston Jenkins, Kenneth Lohr, Larry May, Richard Moyers, Larry Reedy, Gary Ritchie, Dennis Sellers, Carl Shoemaker, Gary Smith, William Thomas, Warren Wittig. Girls: Linda Bradfield, Shelby Davis, Barbara Dove, Esther Estep, Myrtle Falls, Wanda Jenkins, Judith Keller, Linda Lynch, Karen Miller, Phyllis Mongold, Linda Moyer, Carol Reedy, Phyllis Reid, Donna Runion, Sandra Sager, Jacquelyn Simmers, Nancy Stroop, Alice Whitmore, Teacher, Mr. William Kinzey, Jr. CLASS ROLL, Boys: Richard Barkley, James Cook, Ronald Dispanet, Larry Flick, Fred Fulk, Arlin Hottinger, John Lantz, Marion Orebaugh, Jack Reedy, George Ritchie, Harvey Runion, Joseph Shank, John Spitzer, Clifton Wilkins, Randall Zirkle. Girls: Jeanne Bare, Betty Corbin, Andra Donson, Willie Emswiler, Linda Golladay, Patricia Knisley, Carolyn Long, Carol May, Mary Mills, Ellen Roadcap, Connie Runion, Wilma Runion, Connie Shumaker, Sandra Souder, Amy Turner, Geraldine Van Pelt, Marjorie Wine, Teacher, Miss Lida Armentrout. miflu .... gj . t 1 «« Swadk Gwk MISS LIDA ARMENTROUT MR. WILLIAM KINZEY, JR. MISS KATE TURNER CLASS ROLL, Boys: Randy Cline, James Crider, Roger Delawder, Dean Fulk, Clarke Lohr. Ronnie Loker, Gary Orebaugh, Ronnie Phillipps, Melvin Riggleman, Gilbert Sager, Alvin Secrist, Keith Stayner, Beverly Turner, Roger Turner, Larry Whetzel, Galen Wilkins. Girls: Linda Alger, Sandra Baker, Sara Lee Brainard, Sharon Crider, Jackie Emswiler, Jeanette Feddar, Ina Fitzwater, Esther Hartzler, Beverly Keister, Reginia Knupp, Ann Lohr, Mary Messick, Ellen Runion, Alice Shoemaker, Nancy Thomas, Marilyn Turner, Emily Tusing, Teacher, Miss Turner. yl tUetia im-60 90 seconds left — Weese scores the winning TD. First win over neighboring Elkton. And again, Harrisonburg, 6-0. Score: 7-6 Graves claims another. Showalter hauls in a screen pass. Unseats the leaders. Broadway 20. Clarke County 6. Rolls past Turner Ashby. Broadway 55 Turner Ashby 0. May gains precious yards, the hard way. Jmm UaiMiii JooticJl First Row: Larry Langley, Stuart Showalter, Carlon Lantz, Leland Ratliff, Paul Turner, Colin Whetzel, Wayne Ritchie. Second Row: Alan Hulvey, Howard Armstrong, Bobby Wease. Third Row: Roger Lindamood. Fourth Row: Bobby Caplinger, Manager: George Fulk, Freddie Mongold, Roger Shirkey, Wayne Boyers, Lloyd Fulk, Ernest Forrer, Hubert Eckard, Beverly Clark. Winston Turner, Ronald Rhodes, Dwayne Phillips, Elmer Terry, Noel Bowman, Roger Ritchie. 58 tlmdmAu Kneeling: Judy Spitzer, Phoebe Whit- mer, Jo Ann Craun, Barbara Runion. Standing: Karen Runion, Phyllis Lantz, Joyce Keister, Mary Jane Branner. $twm Umdtj Judy Runion, Connie Kagey, Lou Wampler, Barbara Wine, Ellen Hol- singer. yke, JoMl Qmjm Judy Holsinger is crowned by Co-Captain Junior Ritchie at the Football Party JLdiimmi 6ld OBJECTIVES OF THE LETTERMAN’S CLUB: (1) To create interest in High School Sports (2) To raise the morale of the student body toward athletic events in the high school (3) To form unity among athletes 60 OauUi Bukdd Left to Right: Franklin Early, Richard Shoemaker, Frederick Early, Lee Yancey, Richard Fulk, Dick Shank, Linden White, Beverly Whitmer, Jesse Fulk, Dorsey Wittig, Manager; Sam Wampler, Nelson Showalter, Doug Bare, Blaine Ryman, Manager. Left to Right: Virginia Knupp, Janet Spitzer, Dorothy Lohr, Alice May Long, Sandra Zigler, Julin ]• itzwater, Linda Phillips, Liz Ridings, Barbara Driver, Judy Sharpe, Jean Mason, Barbara Shifflett, Leanna Sellers. GoMleu 3ti A tion BROADWAY HIGH SCHOOL 1959 - BASKETBALL SCHEDULE - 1960 Date OPPONENT Place Dec. 4 - Stonewall Jackson H 8 - Strasburg H 1 1 - Montevideo A 15 - Shenandoah H 17 - Central H Jan. 2 - Strasburg A 5 - Turner Ashby A 8 - Stanley A 1 2 - Harrisonburg H 15 - Elkton A 22 - Open 23 - Lee High A 26 - Turner Ashby H 29 - Montevideo H Feb. 2 - Shenandoah A 5 - Stanley H 6 - Stonewall Jackson A 9 - Harrisonburg A 1 2 - Elkton H 1 6 - Open Feb. 18 a 20 - North-South Tourney Feb. 26 - 27 - District lO Final Tourney H-HOME A-AWAY Do not Count in District Standing JUNIOR VARSITY GAMES - 6:30 P.M. Must be a loose ball . . . High in the air for a rebound . . . Let’s have a jump ball ! I U | me «• m “JV” Left to Right: Alan Hulvey Roger Lindamood Tommy Hoover Bruce Moyer Paul Walton James Orndoff Charles Gladwell James Sager, Manager Wayne Good Danny Light Phil Branner Bobby Caplinger Robert Wease Steve May George Fulk George Sellers $(mo% i)omijuf BoaMoM First Row, Left to Right: Katie Fawley, Alice Phillips, Ellen Lantz, Carol Harley, Christine Harrison, Sandra Petit, Helen Hopkins. Second Roiv: Carol Custer, Manager; Linda Messerly, Sharon Garrett, Shirley Liskey, Norma Reedy, Barbara Holsinger, Arneda Shank, Mary Justice. Linda Strawderman, Carolyn Garber, Manager. WL H ' Jig r ' J i j ' %uhMl Coatlu Mr. Ward Long, Mr. Harry Bowers, M rs. Mary Holm, and Mrs. Carolyn Humphries. ' ZaAehoJil Standing: Moyers, Harrison, Early, Graves, Shirkey, Bare, Ritchie, Shoe¬ maker, Miller, Gordon, G. Showalter, F. Showalter. Kneeling: Boyers, Wease, Simmers, Summers, Yancey, Brown. Back Row: J. Fulk, Mitchell, Ritchie, Hoover, Yancey. Front Row: May, Wittig, R. Fulk, Weese, Showalter, Trumbo. oR otR P L L %mi thorn 7waited MAIN CHARACTERS — Left to Right: Rose, Shirley Fisher; Lily, Julia Fitzwater; Jewel, Rebecca Lester; Hassen El Carib, Linden White; Archie Fitzgibbons, Steve Emswiler; Zelinda, Mary Jane Branner; Mrs. J. Horace McCann, Jo Ann Craun; Dick Taylor, Nelson Showalter; Elsa McCann, Janet Inkenberry; Bill Blake, Dale Hartman; Bob Balentine, Sam Wampler; Anne Blackwell, Wilma Fulk. Natives. 66 Tfe ' Se fe Off ' Baujckd Director: Mr. Joseph W. Miller. Accompanists: Dianne Huffman and Nancy Mundy. Tourists. Ali Ben Mustapha, Peyton Yancey; and his guards. SiiSsi Cofumt Sixty members with their director, Mr. Eddie Branner, pose in new uniforms. Katie Fawley, Susan Orebaugh, Cherrill Kline, Claranell Wampler. 68 The “Big B“ in the snappy Green and White, at halftime. “Marching on and upward ever till each cherished goal is gained. a ' Al ■ 1 « 69 Qilw %md Valeri MELODAIRES — Larry Dickenson, Wilbur Terry, Junior Ritchie, Doug Bare, Dale Hartman, Steve Emswiler, Nelson Showalter, Sam Wampler, Linden White. MELODIANNES — Clara Ann Ritchie, Lou Wampler, Mary Ann Cootes, Margaret Lantz, Janet Ikenberry, Flora Zirk, Alice Mundy, Barbara Hinegardner, Ann Renalds, Dianne Huffman, Nancy Mundy, Pianist. The Glee Club is a group of girls who enjoy singing. Mr. Paul Rohart is director. 2 )umUa CM OFFICERS Linda Phillips, Treasurer; Margaret Lantz, Secretary; Steve Ems- wiler, Vice-President; Mary Anne Bowman, President; Mr. Walter Eye, Sponsor. NEVER TRUST A MAIN A OME-Acr PLftY 71 School ' lakol ft if i la Mr fm 4 � | W f VxJft i f j rift B v SAFETY PATROL Seated: Eunice Baker, Frances Strickler, Joyce Taylor, James Sager, Barbara Knupp, Ellen Turner, Peggy Myers, Owen Miller, Sandy Martz, Clark Lohr, Peggy Whetzel, Janet Ridenour, Alice Vaughan, Karen Eaton, Karen Runion, Barbara Shifflett. Standing: William Cobb, Randolph Vann, Mr. Kline, Sponsor; Eugene Moyers, Warren Showalter, Roy Bowman, Ronnie Loker, Dale Rexrode. D. E. CLUB MEMBERS First Row: Evelyn Zigler, Phyllis Lohr, Dorothy Zigler, Sue Yankey, Wilmer Davis, Pat Shaver. Second Row: Elizabeth Emswiler, Phillip Bushong, Barbara Driver, Peggy Long, Wayne Hottinger, Carroll Ryan, Alan Lawson, Billy Bolyn, Mr. Woolf, Sponsor. 7)atubwtwt EdmUoti tloJ SciCfUM Club Sima i to promote interest in scientific advancement and experimental development through school association in the class and through personal experience in science projects with the aid of teacher and parental advisement. OFFICERS President Margaret Lantz Secretary Sarah Fitzwater Reporter Nelson Showalter 73 Sudwi tomiL OFFICERS — Linden White. President; Douglas Bare, Vice-President; Jo Ann Craun, Secretary; Mr. Hillyard, Sponsor. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES — Nancy Ritchie, Andra Donson, Ellen Runion, Alma Lantz, Jerry Fisher, Lee Yancey, Julian Brock, Carolyn Custer, Phyllis Wampler, Jill Walker, Janet Jkenherry, Stuart Showalter, Alice Phillips, Connie Kagey, Winston Turner, Franklin Showalter, Judy Sharpe, Phyllis Turner, Lorraine Stroop, Sandra Pettit, Shirley Sellers, Donnie Kipps, Steve Garber, Sammy Wampler, Linda Miller, Jerry Holsinger, Buddy Harrison, Patsy Lohr, Phyllis Lantz, Glen Showalter, Ronnie Kipps. PREAMBLE Constitution of Student Council of Broadway High School We the students of Broadway High School, Broadway, Virginia, in order to promote co-operation between the student body and faculty and to encourage par¬ ticipation in leadership and for good citizenship in a democracy, to increase the spirit and reputation of our high school, do hereby establish this constitution as the governing instrument for the Student Council of the Broadway High School. 75 Susan Orebaugh Editor-in-Chief Billie Freeman Art Editor As you take tills book down your road of life, we hope that it will bring to you fond memories of high school days. The Staff Tommy Fawley Business Manager 76 tTife Gwti ZLuM mm m i 1 1 , REPORTERS — Delores Ritchie, Dian Armentrout, Ariel Dean, Judy Tusing, Barbara Holsinger, Bar¬ bara Runion, Jo Ann Kline, Carolyn Breeden. STAFF — Shirley Fisher, Donna Sue Woodson, Managing Editors; Wilma Fulk, Janet Ikenberry, Exchange Editors; Nelson Showalter, Photographer; Donald Simmers, Jesse Fulk, Sports Editors; Sarah Fitzwater, Mary Ann Bowman, Becky Fester, Fea¬ ture Editors; Patsy Strawderman, Wanda Turner, News Editors; Ann Renalds, Editor-in-Chief. SPONSORS — Mrs. Elfrink, Mrs. Bell. Vdwtm DANCE BAND — Left to Right: John Branner, Susan Orebaugh, Wilbur Terry, Ronnie Loker, Phil Branner, Tom Fawley, David Behrens, Sarah Fitzwater, Bill Branner, Elbe Minnick, Mr. Eddie Branner, Director. 78 “I could have danced all night.” Mr. P. G. Kline crowned Barbara Runion Queen and Julian Brock King of the Valentine Dance. Queen Barbara Runion, King Julian Brock; Senior representatives. Linden White, Clara Ann Ritchie, Linda Phillips, and Lawrence Wilt; Junior representatives, Barbara Holsinger, Eddie Young; Sophomore representatives. Tommy Hoover, Sandra Martz; Freshman representatives, Rita Wrenn, Danny Light; Eighth Grade representatives, Winston Turner, Sandra Wilkins. 79 91m- 7momd 82 %oii School JUfjC It isn’t the lunch that is important — it’s whether you are first or last in line. (Then there are those who are never last.) Before and after? 83 84 Tiiuuuj fimux Mi Bd mfoti Meek Over 650 persons enjoyed refreshments in the cafeteria. Mr. Holsinger chatted with a patron. Homemaking department had attractive displays. Physical education teachers became acquainted with parents. ojuL We passed the blankets; We tossed the coins. ' 1MU0M rf m 88 Friends meet to participate in sports, - and to take part in extracurricular activities ■ W I! I • THE PATH OF THE SOUL W? ; i- A soul stands upon a craggy cliff, And gazed down at life below. A soul descends the rocky path To find a dwelling place on earth. A soul mingles and becomes one with the inimitable ways of man And walks, And walks, And walks the teaming highways that cross and recross this earth. And yet, this soul that walks with many Amidst the travelers stands forlorn, Lost deserted, forsaken, alone. This, oh traveler must ever be, The immutable fate of the impious soul. For man will forsake man, brother renounce brother. This, fellow traveler, is only humanity. is life. This, oh But wait ! For those who search, there waits another traveler m Who stretches forth a hand though ages lie between. ■ tjjj P- And we, who travel the roads of life need not walk the sequestered paths alone. Cry out in prayer, oh weary pilgrim, And cherubim shall answer. They shall bring forth the melody of the soul which waits in silence. ' -it,, ' -.3 Walk with faith, traveler of the road, and this ethereal Presence shall illumine 7 jgptf the way to heav’n. Yes, walker of the way ! This is immortality ! Author: Rebecca! Lester Illustrated by: Delores Ritchie Jp� . •■V. oUR wvertise RS e T H6EPVlL _t HARRISONBURG, Mfiv 3 - x , JF 0 ' ' ' - S 4 fe ‘ - ■ ■ ' « j _ v ® -n-v -v r. •. A t • r ■ + ' — BROADWAY ADVERTISERS FAWLEY CHEVROLET SALES Broadway Virginia Day Phone 2-1741 Night Phone 3-5421 92 BROADWAY RESTAURANT CRIDER BROS. Dealers in General Merchandise Texaco Products Havoline Custom-made Oil Auto Accessories Our Merchandise of All One Quality—The Best Route No. 259 Dial Broadway 2-0833 Fullcs Run, Virginia I Al RIVERDALE HATCHERY, INC. BROADWAY SERVICENTER Where Service is King Telephone 3-3052 Quality Baby Chicks White Vantress Crosses Ghostley ' s Pearl Leghorn Chicks U.S. Approved Pullorum Clean Broadway, Virginia Broadway Phone 3-361 1 Virginia 93 Compliments of BILLS ESSO SERVICE William Bare, Jr., Manager BRANNER ' S Gas — Oil - — Groceries BEAUTY SHOPPE “JFe are Always Happy to Serve Broadway Virginia Phone 3-5534 for Appointment You” Phone Broadway 3-3766 Fulks Run Virginia RHODES SERVICE CENTER Firestone Tires Home and Auto Supplies Westinghouse Appliances Sherwin-Williams Paint Phone Broadway 3-9101 EVERGREEN FLORIST Broadway Virginia Phone 3-411 EVERGREEN FERNERY AND FLORIST New Market Virginia Phone 40L 94 J. M. HULVEY SON EGGS AND MORE EGGS ooOoo GENUINE OLGA POCAHONTAS COAL Esso Heating and Fuel Oil BROADWAY Dial 3-6251 HARRISONBURG Dial 4-4123 RHODES FUNERAL HOME 0OOO0 Broadway .... Virginia PHONE 3-3231 95 Compliments of A. W. WHITMORE SONS Merchants 0OOO0 Broadway .... Virginia J. D. LANTZ Lumber and Mill Work 00O00 PHONE 2-0231 0OO00 Broadway .... Virginia MAYLAND Lindite Company SERVICE STATION Home Builders Tom Stover - Owner - Proprietor Storm windows and Doors Friendly Gulf Service Swimming Pools DIAL-BROADWAY 3-6684 Broadway, Virginia 96 RIVERSIDE SHOP Body and Fender Repair HOOVER MOTOR COMPANY Route 2 Broadway, Virginia Phone 3-6825 Broadway, Virginia TELEPHONE 2-1581 J. P. Zirkle J. E. Helbert Electrical Installation - Repair - Appliances Specializing in ELECTRICAL RADIANT HEATING Wiring Supplies Keys While You Wait BROADWAY ELECTRIC SERVICE Broadway, Virginia Phone 3-9241 If No Answer Call 3-3730 S. C. Broadway, Virginia Phone 2-0730 GLADWELL SONS, INC. Plumbing — Heating Septic Tank Pumping Septic Tank Installation I BE SURE . ..IP ITS Wfestinghouse m you CAN I Watch Westinghouse Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz Shows CBS-TV Mondays THE BEACON MILLING COMPANY A DIVISION OF SPENCER KELLOGG AND SONS, INC. oultiry and Livestock. Broadway Plant Broadway, Virginia For Gifts That Endure” Fine Jewelry Watches — Diamonds PUFFENBERGER ' S JEWELRY Broadway Virginia 1960 A Wonderful New World of Fords The New - Sized Ford Falcon BROADWAY DRUG STORE Broadway, Virginia Phone 3-3251 Carl G. Showalter, Owner Where Your Prescriptions Get Personal Attention 99 WHETZEL MEAT MARKET Meats — Frozen Food Processing meat for home freezer Phone 3-6221 Broadway Virginia TRUMBO ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Broadway, Virginia Phone 2-1101 G. E. Appliances Mutschler Kitchens Pout TKaujif POULTRY LITTER Compliments of Stem • “Peanut ' Zfutt • SJtavluy Telephone — Warehouse 3-5201 — Home 3-6686 LINDSEY FUNERAL HOME Broadway 100 HILLTOP HATCHERY Broadway, Virginia Phone 2-1761 101 DOVE-LONG HATCHERY, INC. Va. — U. S. Approved — Pullorum Clean White Vantress Cross We Serve to Serve Again oOOOo Dial Broadway 2-1931 BROADWAY FEED AND SUPPLY COMPANY Broadway Virginia 102 Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK A Home Bank for Home People Over 50 years of constructive community service 1903 — 1960 ooOoo Complete Commercial Banking Facilities oOOoo PHONE 2-1831 ooOoo Broadway .... Virginia A CAREER With A Future! If you like science and math matics, consider engineering for your careerl Engineering is the field of today and tomorrow. Progress is fast. New jobs are opening up every day. Plan for a job with a future—plan to be an engineerl VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY OWNERS John Bowman and Harry Bowman BOWMAN BAG COMPANY Buyers of Used Feed Bags Burlap Cotton Dial 4-7282 Office — Plant 41 West Gay Street Harrisonburg, Virginia 104 MICK-OR-MACK STORES Harrisonburg, Virginia Two Food Markets Down Town and South Main Street Extended We Give S and H Green Stamps At Super Market GLEN SHOMO HIGHWAY MOTORS, INC. Complete Tire Service Harrisonburg Virginia Dial 4-2567 Plymouth — Chrysler — Imperial International Trucks U. S. Route 11 N 2 Miles Harrisonburg, Va. ROCCO FEEDS, INC. Definite Feeds for Definite Needs Complete Line of Poultry and Livestock Feeds Dial 4-2549 Harrisonburg, Virginia BETTS AND FRAZIER, INC. BREEN ' S WILLOW BANK Ready Mixed Concrete Sandwich Phone Harrisonburg, Virginia H-burg 4-7623 B-way 2-0711 Opposite Howard Johnson ' s 105 For Better Health Always Ask For SHENANDOAH ' S PRIDE Milk Milk Products THE VALLEY OF VA. CO-OP. MILK PRODUCERS ASSN. Harrisonburg, Va. Call Harrisonburg 4-7328, Woodstock 312 BETTER MOBILE HOMES AT LOWER PRICES EASY TERMS VALLEY TRAILER PARK SALES Clothing — Dry Goods and Shoes Ample Free Parking SHENANDOAH VALLEY PRODUCE (0., INC. We give S H Green Stamps 501 North Liberty Street HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA MARTINS Phone 4-4495 Park View WAMPLER FEEDS, INC. At the Big Red Water Tank Feeds of all kinds Chicken and Turkey Contracting Harrisonburg, Va. on Highway Route 42 South HEATWOLE HATCHERY, INC. Kratzer Road HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA Dial 4-6738 107 FRANK HARMAN HATCHERY Harrisonburg, Vii ■ginia ooOoo ooOoo White Vantress Crossed O H N Nick Chick Leghorns for O for Top Broiler Production o Top Egg Production “Famous Meat Makers ” O O iCrp 1 9 T r L � 1 oday s Laying Champions NEFF TRAILER SALES INC. Harrisonburg, Va. Rt. 2 Kratzer Road Phone 4-3013 Home of Better Buys for Less” Sales, Service, and Accessories SHENANDOAH VALLEY LIVESTOCK SALES, INC. HOGS — CATTLE — CALVES It Pays to Do Business With a Long Established Reliable Company SALES 1:30 P.M. SATURDAYS Phone Harrisonburg 4-4482 Edom Road SUTERS CRAFT SHOP Colonial Furniture Harrisonburg, Vo. U. S. 11 South HARRISONBURG, VA. Compliments of FINK ' S JEWELERS Western Virginia ' s Largest Watch Dealers 0OO00 HARRISONBURG .... VIRGINIA Compliments GITCHELL STUDIO of HARRISONBURG LOAN CAMERA SHOP THRIFT CORP. 79 East Market St. Harrisonburg Virginia 4% Interest Paid on Savings LEGGETTS Harrisonburg ' s Most Complete Shopping Center Now 3 Big Floors to Serve You LEGGETT ' S of Harrisonburg “Shenandoah Valley’s Largest and Most Popular Furniture Store” Sch ewel CJlMviitudie Company INCORPORATED 135 South Main Street HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA Compliments The Rockingham National Bank of Harrisonburg Harrisonburg, Virginia THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Harrisonburg, Va. The bank of Personal Service Member F.D.I.C. ASK THOSE WE SERVE SHOMO LINEWEAVER INSURANCE AGENCY Norman A. Owner WHITESEL MUSIC Where everything is music and music is everything. Phone 4-3657 Whitesel 102 E. Market Harrisonburg, Va. 110 LEE ' S USED CARS TRUCKS BEST QUALITY AND BEST TRADES EDWARD LEE TUSING, OWNER B. S. McKay, Edom Groceries and Texaco Gas Phone EDom 2931 RFD. NO. TEL 4-7684 Linville, Virginia C. C. TURNER FARMS HATCHERY Dial 3-4191 Broadway, Virginia ROBIN ROOST FARMS Broadway, Va. All Types Poultry Litter Hay Grain PHONE 2-1121 Compliments of VALLEY SMALL LOAN CORP. 120 South Main Harrisonburg, Va. Phone 4-7374 111 “You name it — We’ll insure it” FRED M. BLACK SON INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance of all kinds Auto • Life • Fire • Hospitalization Mutual Investment Funds Broadway, Virginia Dial 2-0201 F. BARTH GARBER, INC. 124 South Main Harrisonburg Virginia “Shoes for the Entire Family” Dial 4-2422 ROCKINGHAM CO-OPERATIVE FARM BUREAU, INC. “The House Co-Operation Built” Harrisonburg, Virginia Branches: Timberville, Virginia Elkton, Virginia Bridgewater, Virginia Cross Keys, Virginia Farmer Owned and Controlled Co-Operative Purchasing and Marketing Built for Better Farming and More Security for Agriculture Compliments of DAVID A. (Bill) REED Excavating Contractor PHONE 4-3964 Harrisonburg .... Virginia 0OOO0 Your Future Depends on A Good Foundation 112 COLONY OPTICAL COMPANY Dispensing Opticians 174 South Main S treet HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA Compliments of WOOLWORTH COMPANY Harrisonburg Virginia Compliments of SHENGAS CORPORATION Harrisonburg Virginia WETSEL SEED COMPANY SEEDS FIELD • GARDEN FLOWER • LAWN Insecticides Weed Killers Lawn Fertilizers HARRISONBURG, VA. Dial 4-6753 HILL FUNKHOUSER MUTUAL INSURANCE 122 S. MAIN ST. Phone 4-2793 HARRISONBURG, VA. GARBERS RESTAURANT Virginia 113 Timberville under the orange roof ggpK TRY THIS ON THE FAMILY It ' s a wonderful institution, the American family dinner, with its abundance of good food, gleaming tableware, and young folks and old folks gathered together. No one would want to change it. But how about changing its location next Sunday? Bring the whole family in to Howard Johnson ' s! The food will remind you of flavorsome home cooking—but even Mother couldn ' t offer such a choice as tasty-tender charcoal-broiled steaks, sweet-fleshed lobsters from cold Maine waters, jumbo shrimp . . . turkey . . . scallops . . . Tendersweet fried clams. The crystal and chinaware will be spotless, the service friendly, and the children will be specially welcome ' HOWARD JOHMOltj Landmark for Hungry Americans SMITHLAND FARMS 114 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY “Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges ” Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations — Diplomas—Personal Cards Club Insignia — Medals Trophies MR. J. L. ROBERTSON Representative 41 1 1 Kensington Avenue Richmond 21, Va. THE LEMLEY STUDIOS SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER 00O00 STEPHENS CITY, VIRGINIA COTTES SERVICE CENTER Lacey Spring, Virginia Dealer in SINCLAIR PRODUCTS OIL GAS TIRES Lubrications Phone 4-4977 ALEXANDER MOTORS TIMBERVILLE RESTAURANT Broadway, Virginia Phone 3-3221 Rambler Sales Service “Where Your Patronage Makes It A Better Place To Eat ” Owner and Manager Timberville Richard Harpine Virginia 116 TIMBERVILLE DEPT. STORE Timberville Phone 3-6171 Virginia TIMBERVILLE DRUG STORE Braxton H. Coiner Paul L. Orebaugh Prescriptions Owners 2nd Pharmacists Timberville Dial 3-3171 Virginia GARBERS MOBIL CENTER Timberville Virginia Phone 3-4161 H. W. FRENCH Complete Bear Wheel Alignment Frame Straightening Service Brake Service ON U.S. 11, 2 MILES SOUTH OF NEW MARKET VIRGINIA YA 2-3625 . 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. GIFTS SOUVENIRS DINNERWARE THE VALLEY POTTERY U. S. RTE 11 NEW MARKET • VIRGINIA See World’s Largest Vase” 117 THE HENKEL PRESS, INC. Established 1806 NEFF ' S “Our 152 nd Year of Service” ESSO STATION Commercial Printing Printers of Broadway High School Paper The Green Quill Gas - Oil - Accessories Publishers of Timberville, Virginia THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY New Market, Va. MOYERS MOTOR CO., INC. SALES SERVICE New Market, Virginia Ford —Mercury — Falcon 00O00 PHONE GA 2-3136 Congratulations And Best Wishes On A Successful Future Ki|e Citizens! Rational ®ank NEW MARKET. Virginia 118 FARMERS MERCHANTS BANK, INC. The Bank of Efficient Service And Four Million Dollar Resources “3% Interest Paid on Savings” Timberville, Virginia Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HORINGTON CONSTRUCTION GENERAL CONTRACTORS Commercial — Industrial — Institutional Branch Office New Market, Va. Phone GA 2-3144 Main Office Richmond, Va. Don ' t Miss . . . loomk “A United Nations of Animals” U. S. Rte 11 New Market Virginia 120 LUMBER NEFF LUMBER MILLS, INC. P. O. Box 147 • Broadway, Virginia Phone: BRoadway 2-0721 Garden 2-3219 Wrecker Service -€) PIKEWAY PONTIAC New Market, Virginia Pontiac-Vauxhail Sales and Service 121 C. S. MUNDY QUARRIES, INC. Broadway, Virginia Crushed Stone High Magnesium Lime Road Construction Excavating Grading Phones: Edom 2061 Timberville 2-0862 NEWMAN BUILDING AND MATERIAL CORPORATION Building Materials - Registered Contractors Perma-stone Dealer 00OO0 Timbervile, Virginia PHONE 3-4121 122 COOTES STORE SERVICENTER Restaurant Gulf Service Phone 3-9965 Route 259, West Broadway, Virginia Compliments of RUN ION BROTHERS Excavating Contractors Road Material — Foundation — Sewer Lines Phone 3-6816 Broadway Virginia FRIENDS WHO CONTRIBUTED Garnett Turner Guy Kerlin Charles Polly Derrer and Mathias Larson Fabric Shop 123 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers — Manufacturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements Factory — Home Office Kansas City, Mo. U.S.A. . A - V V [ ■ � -