Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1961 volume:

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V •AV ' X . x XV v a A ,x V ’A .l v xv AJh moms presented iBu (Ulass ©f 1961 IBraadinay JiFIigl] School IBrnadfoau, Hirgittia nlmttc 33€ states lt |t significance of . . School philosophy may be thought of as a body of principles or general conceptions underlying the operation and activity of your educational agency. A statement of educational philosophy depends upon the judg¬ ment of no one person, but includes the opinion and judgment of the people of the community, pupils, and teachers as to what constitutes the educational needs of boys and girls during and following their high school years. It is desirable that pupils, par¬ ents, and the entire community have a positive attitude toward their school. It is important that they feel the school is an integral part of community life. Secondary education is a com¬ munity enterprise. Its purpose and curriculum are designed by the desires that parents have for the personal-social development of each youth. We hope that our effort to interpret basic school philosophy in this edition of the yearbook will help you to understand and establish the objectives for your local high school program. Society rightly turns to its schools to seek solutions to its problems; but these decisions cannot be made by educators alone, nor have they been made in this fashion. These decisions must be made by the people whom the schools serve. Present priorities in public education need continuing study. Perhaps new priorities will be written for our high schools within the next decade, but they are likely to be written by the people whom they serve. We welcome any opportunity to work with you in helping to extend and broaden the range as to what good schools are and what they can accomplish. MR. J. FRANK HILLYARD 3 (3tt pictures and direct quotations from (Pur pi|tla0opi|y toe t|atie depicted interpretation ©nr ©earners ®t|e ©lasses ffirganined ©tubs Sports special ©ccasions ©nr JVdiiertisements ttjat ttj t school is a iiital factor in maintaining a democratic society. ®tje school must therefore t|dp pupils to grofo (SlnteUcctuaUy ♦ ♦ ♦ In the library. In class. HiiraUp, j ptrtiaallp, molttmallp , V 1 f$g «,;« ' - ss § i � . i+tr .§ )%; %$ p ■$ ' ' t. If jfcmsPyA , $ ywistj it. 7 ♦ ♦ (Hr£attliel|} In Homemaking. In Art. (Urofatl] should take place in self-realisation in self-discipline and in economic efficiency f IW ' v ... Mr. A. L. Moyer and Mrs. Barbara Derrow assist pupils Julia Good- loe, Rose Pugh, and Delmar Dove in the Savings Plan sponsored by the First National Bank of Broadway. 9 LEE DAY (inifatlj in (!lHm Responsibility and in ability to nse leisnre time faisely sljonld lake place. 10 t Jiijmild jitrtiifc Pie ijiroOitte opportunities for pupils to learn 33orlrf (Affairs . Mayor Ernest F. Early with Mr. Wahjudi, visitor from Indonesia. to develop in pupils an appreciation of our JVmerican Heritage Clje Can (Assist Sim to become a more ftiortljo member of ttje family circle, and to be more capable of establishing 12 must tjatie a foorfeable program of personal, Rotational, and educational (Guidance. Through interviews min in m .can Through testing tEl]e cl|ooI should Ijelp tl|e pupil understand Ijis natural and scientific environment. In biology In physics Hlj t |tttptl stjoald be inspired to seek knowledge . . . should be prepared for ioork. tElj t Ji cl]ool should emptjashe Itje importance of development ttjrongfj ttje use of tools for learning. In drafting Pupils j ljould Prepared for pfork bg being taught ! general skills | i and fundamental I knowledge i j necessarg ] for daily liinng. In homemaking. In vocational agriculture. faring (American Education pJeefe parents Pisit jicfjool j S Sft j W f 1 |K ■BBW Q 11 | | B ■ Nl 1 OS r Jjacult j and j tudent od J assist our pupils to prepare for useful and active participation in a democratic society, foe belietie die should practice democratic lilting and procedures among tl|e teachers and pupils (Sfaculto MR. THOMAS ALLEBAUGH Physical Education MR. EDDIE BRANNER Band MRS. MARY CRIM MRS. MARY R. BELL MR. HARRY BOWERS Social Studies, English Social Studies MRS. REBECCA MR. WILLIAM BUTCHER BRANNER Distributive Education, Social English, Guidance Studies MRS. MARYELLA DRURY MR. I. W. DIEHL Social Studies, English Vocational Agriculture English, Social Studies 20 MRS. BETTY GENTRY Business Education MRS. EDITH GOOD Home Economics MR. JAMES HIVELY Vocational Agriculture MISS KATHERINE BOWMAN Librarian MRS. BERNICE COFFMAN Art MR. WALTER EYE Latin, Government. Guidance MRS. MARY HOLM Physical Education MR. EARL HOLSINGER Mathematics MR. CARLYLE LYNCH Industrial Arts, Drafting, Physics MR. JOSEPH MILLER Music, Mathematics MR. CARROLL REID Physical Education MR. ELDON LAYMAN MR. JOSEPH JONES Mathematics MR. PAUL G. KLINE Mathematics Business Education MISS MARGARET MARTZ Mathematics, Science MR. WAYNE MYERS Chemistry, General Science jlTJhrrrmv MRS. LOIS RHODES Government, English MISS BONNIE MILLER Physical Education MRS. MARY OREBAUGH English, American History MRS. CHARLOTTE RIDINGS Mathematics, Science MRS. CATHERINE MILLER Home Economics MRS. PHOEBE OREBAUGH Government, French, English MRS. MILDRED RYDER Home Economics 21 MRS. VIOLA SAGER MRS. HAZEL Business Education STOUTAMYRE English, Guidance, Social Studies MR. GEORGE TEED Biology, General Science MRS. BETTY TURNER English, Social Studies MRS. NELLIE WAMPLER English, Guidance MR. EARL WINE Vocational Agriculture MR. WILLIAM WOOLF MRS. BETTY HARRISON Mathematics, Social Studies Secretary iHlje Seniors THE OFFICERS President, Phyllis Eantz; Vice-President, Jesse Fulk; Secretary, Faye Wilt; Treasurer, Miller Davis. THE MOTTO O God, give us serenity to accept what cannot be changed, courage to change what should be changed, and wisdom to distinguish the one from the other.” THE FFOWER Blue and White Carnations ,THE COLORS Ice Blue and White A curriculum must be provided tljat challenges tlje averages, contains necessary adjustment for tl]e retarded, aud provides additional opportunities for ttje gifted to develop to tf|e fullest. Ei mi. Ollass of 1961 JAMES E. ALGER son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Alger EDITH MAE BAKER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman I. Baker DAVID A. BEHRENS son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Behrens THELMA ANN BOLTON daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willie L. Bolton CAROL DIAN ARMENTROUT daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Layton O. Armentrout DOUGLAS WAYNE BARE son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin W. Bare SUE ANN BILLER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence N. Biller JOHN R. BRANNER son of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Branner 24 LANNY LESTER BRANNER son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Branner ROGER L. BROWN son of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Brown ELLEN IRENE CLINE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Cline BLANCH ANN CRIDER daughter of Mrs. Helen Shumaker (Elass of 1961 MARY JANE BRANNER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Branner PAULA VIOLA CARPER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Carper JO ANN ELIZABETH CRAUN daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Craun JANE CRIM daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Crim 25 RONNIE DAVIS son of Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Davis Ollass of 1961 D. MILLER DAVIS son of Mrs. Margaret Davis WILMF.R P. DAVIS son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan W. Davis ELAINE DEAN daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Dean SANDRA LEE DELAWDER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Delawder ARIEL HEATH DEAN daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dean HARRY N. DEAVERS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ward N. Deavers LARRY A. DICKENSON son of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey L. Dickenson 26 KERLYN ALICE DODD daughter of Mr. Leonard Dodd DELMAR B. DOVE son of Mrs. Blanche C. Dove ELIZABETH ANN EMSWILER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Emswiler GAY MARDELLA FINK daughter of Mrs. Ruth E. Fink (Hlass of 1961 SHIRLEY ANN DONOVAN daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Donovan ELEANOR SUE DOVE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Brown Dove SANDRA FAWLEY daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne R. Fawley ROGER EDWARD FRENCH son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. French 27 JESSE D. FULK son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd D. Fulk Ollass of 1951 DAVID CHARLES FULK son of Mr. and Mrs. David E. Fulk KENNETH CARROLL FULK son of Mr. and Mrs. John Fulk MARTHA JANE FULK daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clory Fulk RICHARD EUGENE FULK son of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard C. Fulk |||J|W LARRY EDWARD FULK son of Mr. Miles Fulk MARY LOU FULK daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Fulk MEARL KENNETH GORDON son of Mr. and Mrs. Mearl C. Gordon 28 WINFORD VERNON GRABER son of Mr. and Mrs. Nat Graber RONALD D. HARPINE son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin D. Harpine DALE WAYNE HARTMAN son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hartman DELMAS HINKLE son of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Hinkle Ollass of 1961 ELAINE JANE HALTERMAN daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wade W. Halterman LYNN HARRISON son of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Tussing, Jr. BARBARA ELLEN HINEGARDNER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hinegardner BARBARA HOLSINGF.R daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Holsinger 29 JERRY HOLSINGER son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Holsinger Class of 1961 CAROLYN YANKEY HOLSINGER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Yankey THOMAS WAYNE HOLSINGER son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Holsinger WAYNE HOTTINGER son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hottinger ROBERT HUGHES son of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Hughes MAYNARD HOOVER, JR. son of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard E. Hoover EDWIN EUGENE HUFFMAN son of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Huffman HAROLD CLINTON KEPHART foster son Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shoemaker 30 DONALD D. KIPPS son of Mr. and Mrs. Galen S. Kipps ROY MILTON KIPPS son of Mr. and Mrs. Linden Kipps SANDRA ELLEN KRATZER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kratzer DOROTHY JEAN LANTZ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Lantz (dlass of 1961 RONALD E. KIPPS son of Mr. and Mrs. Galen S. Kipps BRADLEY HAUN KNUPP son of Mr. and Mrs. Glendon C. Knupp NORMA JEAN KUYKENDALL daughter of Mrs. Pauline D. Kuykendall PHYLLIS MARIE LANTZ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Lantz 31 Ollass of 1951 PATSY LAWSON daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lawson SARA ALYCE LINDAMOOD daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lindamood FRANCES VIOLA LITTEN daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester D. Litten RUTH MARIE LOFTON daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Lofton GLORIA KAYE LAYMAN daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton E. Layman WELDON A. LISKEY son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Liskey JAMES ALEXANDER LITTEN son of Mr. and Mrs. Raye Z. Litten, Jr. DOROTHY VIRGINIA LOHR daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Lohr 32 JOHNNIE LAWRENCE LOHR son of Mrs. Mildred Lolir A. FRANK LONG, JR. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Frank Long, Sr. CHARLES MATHIAS son of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Mathias BRENDA JOYCE MESSICK daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W. Messick (Hlass of 1961 PATRICIA ELLEN LOHR daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lohr ALICE MAE LONG daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Long CAROLYN MARGARET MC ALISTER daughter of Mr. Howard E. McAlister PEGGY ANN MILLER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Miller 33 Class of 1961 EDWARD B. MINNICH. JR. son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Blair Minnich ERNEST MONGOLD, JR. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mongold, Sr. JANET ELAINE MORRIS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julian H. Morris ALICE R. MUNDY daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Mundy JAMES ROGER MITCHELL son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mitchell MILDRED FRANCES MONGOLD daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mongold WAYNE A. MOYERS son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Moyers AURELIA SHIFFLETT NELSON daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Shifflett 34 Ollass of 1961 DORIS MARIE NESSELRODT daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nesselrodt ELWOOD PRICE son of Mr. and Mrs. Chesley Price ELIZABETH SUE RIDINGS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ridings WINIFRED GAY RITCHIE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ritchie CHARLES WILLIAM NICHOLAS foster son of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller MARY ELLEN REID daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Reid ROBERT RITCHIE foster son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Loker JANE C. RUNION daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Runion 35 (Elass of 1961 HOMER SCOTT, JR. son of Mr. ancf Mrs. Homer Scott, Sr. JOHN SELLERS son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sellers HANNAH M. SENFT daughter of Rev. and Mrs. E. Phillip Senft DOROTHY HALE SHAVER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Shaver RICHARD WAYNE SEE son of Mrs. Robert H. Phillips SHIRLEY ANN SELLERS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sellers JUDY ANN SHARPE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hughes Sharpe PATRICIA ANN SHAVER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shaver 36 GARY ALLEN SHELL son of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Shell LINDA LOU SHOEMAKER daughter of Mrs. Mazie Shipe DONALD SIMMERS son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson S. Simmers EUNICE YVONNE SMITH daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Berlin Smith (dlass of 1961 DORIS JEAN SHOEMAKER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cammie Shoemaker HARLEY SHOWALTER son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Showalter GARY WAYNE SIMMERS son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Nelson Simmers GLORIA DAWN SMITH daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith 37 KENNETH STROOP son of Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Smith (Ela 00 of 1961 LEE ROY SPITZER son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lee Spitzer ROBERT SUMMERS son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Summers GARY TRUMBO son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Trumbo JEAN MARGARET TURNER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Turner WILBUR ERWIN TERRY son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin R. Terry LARRY TRUMBO son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Trumbo NELSON EUGENE TURNER son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben W. Turner 38 FAYE ELLEN TUSSING daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon L. Tussing BETTY JEAN WALKER niece of Mr. and Mrs. William Long DAVID SAMUEL WAMPLER son of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll D. Wampler THOMAS HARPER WEESE son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Weese Ollass of 1961 MARY SUE VESTAL daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Taylor JANET FAYE WALTON daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Walton PEGGY LOU WEAVER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Weaver FRED GRAVES WHITE son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred White 39 (Hlass of 1961 PHOEBE LOUISE WHITMER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Whitmer FAYE WILT daughter of Mrs. Bertie Wilt GILBERT WOODY son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Woody MARY YANKEY daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Yankey LINDA LEE WICHAEL daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Wichael MARY WINE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Wine HAROLD YANKEY son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Yankey BERLIN MEDFORD ZIRK, JR- son of Mr. and Mrs. Berlin M. Zirk, Sr. EDWARD MCCUTCHEON YOUNG son of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Young 40 Besirable attitudes tofaard fuorb foill be instilled ELEVENTH GRADE President _ Wayne Boyers Vice-President _ Allen Bouknight Secretary _Virginia Knupp Treasurer _ Lee Yancey bn encouraging ttje pupil to foorb TENTH GRADE President _Tommy Thompson Vice-President _ Bruce Moyer Secretary - Rita Wrenn Treasurer _ Stuart Showalter to tt]e best of t|is ability NINTH GRADE President _ Vice-President Secretary _ Treasurer _ Winston Turner ___ Terry Wilt ._Sandra Petit _ Carolyn Bare and to finistj Pntbrclasgmcn Officers tt]e faorb begun. EIGHTH GRADE President _ Vice-President Secretary _ Treasurer _ _ Lee Branner Judith Keller _Clark Lohr Faye Dellinger Jerry Alger Linda Arehart Drema Atkinson David Baker Miriam Bettinger Roger Bible Linda Biller Peggy Biller Allen Bouknight Noel Bowman Roy Bowman Wayne Boyers Sidney Brainard Bill Branner Joyce Branner Carolyn Burkett Bruce Burkholder Carolyn Carr William Comer Donnie Davis Larry Davis Class of 1962 42 James Dove Lona Dove Rheda Dove Susan Dove Fred Early Karen Eaton James Estep Karen Fairweather Wanda Fink Elizabeth Frank Dede Freeman Joyce Fulk Lloyd Fulk Paul Garber Sara Garber Steve Garber Charles Gladwell Carole Harley Yvonne Harley Bobby Harper Bobby Harrison Gloria Hill Howard Hollar Lee Holsinger Iff f 1 n! f- ■ c JB V- rR| ' • ' •”• - ' JjHp; jggmatL Tl k - - -■ fil 1 m, As 1 : Msspr • jl. ’ mem. -- - V , O ¥ Jem ■ v |m 1 _ ■■■■■■■■■■ frS 1 w- f r £1 ' o ' f • r £ ;:S j Sheran Holsinger Tommy Hoover Dianne Huffman Juanita Jenkins Mary Ann Keller Mabel Kipps Cherrill Kline Virginia Knupp Sharon Lam Trudy Landes Alma Lantz Dennis Lantz Mary Lantz Richard Lantz Ronnie Lawson Joyce Lillard Anna Lofton Charles Lohr Gary Lohr Yolanda Lohr Archie Long (Elass of 1962 Douglas Long Patricia Long Sandra Martz Jean Mason Linda Mathias Linda May Stev May Linda Messerly Gary Miller George Miller Judith Miller Brenda Moyers Eugene Moyers Harold Moyers Linda Moyers Ronnie Moyers Sandra Moyers Robert Orebaugh Gary Pavne Wayne Phillips Frances Procter, Jr. Leland Ratliff Marlene Reynalds Lola Rexrode 43 Nancy Rexrode Ruby Rexrode Janet Ridenour Alice Ritchie Wayne Ritchie Bliss Robinson Karen Runion Nancy Ryan Leanna Sellers Richard Shank Barbara Shifflett Donnie Shifflett Gary Shipe Janice Shoemaker Leonard Shoemaker Franklin Showalter Nelson Showalter Phyllis Simmers Treva Simmons Juanita Smith Katy Bell Smith (Elass of 1962 Anna Southerly Judy Spitzer Linda Spitzer Margaret Steeble Linda Strawderman Roy Stroop Nancy Stultz Sandra Swats Joyce Taylor Elmer Terry Charles Thomas Linda Thorne J. D. Turley Marcella Turner Jill Walker John Walker Anna Walton Louise Wampler Nancy Wampler Bobby Weaver Robert Wease Lewis Wenger Colin Wetzel Peggy Wetzel Sidney Williams Barbara Wine Garland Wise Lee Yancy Sandra Zigler 44 Carole Zirkle : ; M 4 ■■ (ttlase of 1963 First Row: Boyd Alder, Don Alexander, Bobby Alger, Howard Armstrong, Brenda Biller, Linda Biller, Wayne Biller, Alice Botkins. Second Row: Don Bradfield, Johnny Branner, Philip Branner, Bruce Brinn, Phyllis Brinn, Lyn Burkholder, Blair Campbell, Robert Campbell. Third Row. Bobby Caplinger, Pasty Caplinger, Diana Carper, Beverly Clark, Sue Cline, Emily Cline, Sandra Cootes, Carol Custer. Fourth Row: Sherry Davis, Wilber Davis, Ann Dean, Christine Dellinger, Dolan Dove, Jr., Ester Dove, Gary Driver, Hubert Eckard. Fifth Row: Frank Emswiler, Gary Emswiler, Katie Fawley, Gary Fitzwater, Alvin Fulk, George Fulk, Johnny Fulk, Rodney Fulk. Sixth Row: Sandra Fulk, Carolyn Garber, Sharon Garett, Wayne Good, Louella Graber, Linda Harpine, Dennis Hess. 45 (Elass of 1953 First Row: Patsy Hinkle, Brenda Holsinger, Ellen Hol- singer, Mary Ellen Holsinger, Allen Hulvey, Mary Alice Justice, Connie Kagey, Joyce Kennedy. Second Row: Leo¬ nard Keplinger, Louella Keplinger, Barabara Knupp, Larry Langley, Carlon Lantz, Donna Lantz, Dorothy Lantz, Donna Lawson. Third Row: Gary Lawson, Mary Jane Layman, Gran¬ ville Leecy, Danny Light, Roger Lindamood, Shirley Liskey, George Lofton, Roland Lohr. Fourth Row: Ronald Loker, Pauline May, Virginia May, Howard McAlister, Delmas Miller, Fay Miller, Van Miller, Frederick Mongold. Fifth Row: Bruce Moyers, Nancy Mundy, Millard Nes- selrodt, Ruth Nesselrodt, Jimmy Nicholas, Connie Ore- baugh, Jimmy Orndoff, Linda Payne. Sixth Row: Dewayne Phillips, Judy Phillips, Joyce Polk, Janet Reedy, Norma Reedy, Elwood Reid, Katherine Reid. 46 Ollass of 1963 First Row: Brenda Reynolds, Ronald Rhodes, June Rinker, Brenda Ritchie, Glen Ritchie, Janet Ritchie, James Rogers, Judy Runion. Second Row: Paul Runion, James Sager, George Sellers, William Shaffer, Paul Sherman, Dorothy Shoemaker, Gary Shoemaker, Smart Showalter. Third Row: Helen Sieger, Peggy Smith, Roger Smith, Lillie Sonifrank, Bonnie Southerly, Carol Southerly, Carl Spitzer, James Strawderman. Fourth Row: Lorraine Stroop, Thomas Stroop, Margaret Summers, Esther Swope, Shirley Taylor, Tommy Thompson, Richard Trumbo, Beverly Turner. Fifth Row: Mary Turner, Paul Turner, Sue Turner, Eleanor Tusing, Randolph Vann, Alice Vaughn, Paul Walton, Claranell Wampler. Sixth Row: Phyllis Wampler, Donald Wean, Oliver Wenger, Wayne Westfall, Betty Whetzel, Ray Wilkins, Rita Wrenn, Bernice Yankey, Alice Zigler. 47 (Elass of 1964 48 First Row: Kay Andes, Ronald Arehart, Mary Arwood, Carolyn Bare, Joyce Bazzle, Gerald Bean, Stanley Bible, Scott Black. Second Row: L. B. Branner, David Brene- man, Woodrow Brown, Beryl Caplingler, Carolyn Cave, Linda Cave, Linda Charlton, Nelson Cline. Third Row: Rooney Coffman, Shelby Comer, Joyce Crider, Ellen Cul¬ lers, Roger Davis, Mary Dean, Mary Frances Delawder, Carolyn Dellinger. Fourth Row: Beverly Dove, Chester Dove, Gloria Dove, Harvey Dove, Junior Dove, Naylor Drummond, Larry Earls, Kenneth Emerson. Fifth Row: Bonnie Lou Emswiler, Bonnie Sue Emswiler, Mary Emswiler, Thelma Fahrney, Jerry Farhney, Duane Fair- weather. George Fellows, Amos Fleming. Sixth Row: Carol Flory, Dianne Foltz, Ernest Forren, Ola Fulk, Zane Fulk, Carlene Garber, Dorothy Graber, Judy Gillespie. Seventh Row: Marietta Good, Zane Good, Walter Graves, Karl Halterman, Christine Harrison, Elaine Hartman, Janet Hawse, Wilmer Hertzler. Eighth Row: Mary Lou Higgs, Mike Hinegardner, Weldon Henkle, Virginia Hollar, Sarah Holsinger, Helen Hop¬ kins, Kenneth Hosaflook, Carolyn Hottinger. Ollass n f 1964 First Row: Everett Hottinger, Joyce Hottinger, Linda Huff¬ man, Richard Jones, Carolyn Joseph, Merle Justice, Gail Keller, Mary Kile. Second Row: Alice Kline, John Knupp, Paula Kratzer, Joe Lam, Lois Lam, Ellen Lantz, Hays Lantz, Helen Lantz. Third Row: Helen Lantz, Danny Law- son, Audrey Layman, Grover Layman, Scott Lear, Lois Lillard, Larry Lloyd, Sandra Mason. Fourth Row: Linda Mathias, Kenneth May, Betty Meadows, Linda Miller, Nancy Miller, Owen Miller, Warren Minnick, Joan Mitchell. Fifth Row: Lyn Mohler, Betty Mongold, Wayne Mongold, Betty Morris, Frank Morris, Conrad Myers, Jan Nesselrodt, Karen Norman: Sixth Row: Tamara Orebaugh, Nellie O’Roark, Susan Ott, Sandra Petit, Alice Phillips, Eileen Price, Merietta Quesenberry, Richard Rhodes. Seventh Row: James Riggleman, Elaine Ritchie, Emma Lou Ritchie, Juanita Rogers, Phyliss Rothgeb, Randy Ryman, Carolyn Ann Sager, Carolyn Sager. Eighth Row: Brenda Sanders, Arneda Shank, Karen Shope, Roger Shirkey, Betty Jo Shoe¬ maker, Betty Jo Shoemaker, J.D. Showalter, Warren Sho waiter. 49 (Elass of 1964 First Row: Lester Shoemaker, Jimmy Simmers, Sandra Simmers, Albert Smith, Frank Sorrells, Detra Spitzer, Terry Spitzer, Lucy Strawderman. Second, Row: George Stroop, Roger Summers, Sandra Swank, C. C. Turner, Gay Turner, Kay Turner, Phyllis Turner, Roger Turner. Third Row: Winston Turner, Ellis Tusing, Mary Jane Wease, Barbara Weese, Jo An White, Pat White, Sandra Wilkins, Doug Williams. Fourth Row: Terry Wilt, Bonnie Wine, Janet Wine, Doris Wittig, Marilyn Woody, Francis Yankey, Roy Zirk, Barbara Zirkle. (Elass of 1965 A ■ jH ■ •• 1 m ft ■ Pf 4 iMk ( C ' H HB msstim WmmmJ ; ft. 1 “ ' f - • ■|||| !■ - - S§ m ' rH i O ' j ' v| v O «• in t tV 1 .t 1 A Ihi rt PC-® v 1 .hi ' _ JH rt ' V ' ' V- am V. f- J ? _-s IflK ai pllliqw J 9 ■ f -. B n k m p fl W . LjjgS V 1 R ' t F « - H |B ill if |J WB srf ' ll n J xV .jl J- J C - ' i V ■- a j “ lv T. .-I . Mm „ v- H|j|| Ff ' w ‘ ' ■f OH i- J o l illl N � fS V-M m First Roiv: Linda Abbott, Linda Alger, Paul Andes, Judy Armentrout, Sherry Armentrout, Dale Baker, Sandra Baker, Shirley Baker. Second Row: Jeanne Bare, Richard Barkley, Barry Barrix, Hugh Bazzle, William Bibble, Linda Bill- heimer, Betty Boyers, Linda Bradfield. Third Row: Sara Lee Brainard, Lee Branner, Eldon Burkholder, James Campbell, Dorothy Caplinger, Dennis Carr, Roland Cave, Alice Faye Cline. Fourth Row: Ginger Cline, Randolph Cline, Thomas Cline, Kenneth Cobb, Alice Coffman, James Cook, Doris Jean Cousins, Carolyn Crider. Fifth Row: James Crider, Mary Ann Crider, Sharon Crider, Wayne Crider, Charles Cubbage, Roy Davis, Shelby Davis, Lawrence Deavers. Sixth Row: Cletis Delawder, Ellen Delawder, Linda Delawder, Roger Delawder, Fay Dellinger, Jerry Depoy, Richard Depoy, Carolyn Sue Derrer. Seventh Row: Harold Deter, Ronald Dispanet, Doris Donovan, Dwight Donovan, Andra Donson, Barbara Dove, Guy Dove, Lawrence Dove. Eighth Row: Cloyd Emswiler, Jr., Jacquelyn Emswiler, Wil¬ lie Emswiler, Esther Estep, Thomas Estep, Winfred Evans, Vicki Fairweather, Myrtl e Falls. 51 (Elass ©f 1965 First Row: Jeannette Feddon, Sandra Fishback, Jerry Fisher, Ina Fitzwater, Leonard Fitzwater, Larry Flick, Gloria French, Allen Fulk. Second Row: Bonnie Fulk, Dean Fulk, Fred Fulk, Joyce Fulk, Rodney Fulk, Ron¬ ald Funkhouser, Joan Garber, Theresa Garber. Third Row: Linda Golladay, Jacquelyn Good, Leon Good, Jr., Julia Goodloe, Rosemary Graves, Paul Gray, Carl Grimm, Keith Grisham. Fourth Row: Eugene Harold, Gary Harpine, Linda Harrison, Esrher Hartzler, Jean Haviland, Fonda Heatwole, Erma Hess, Ernest Hess. Fifth Row: David Hill, Jr., Alice Hinegardner, Richard Smith, Margaret Holsinger, Susan Holsinger, Charlotte Horn, Ruth Hornick, Durwood Hotdnger. Sixth Row: . Faydene Hottinger, Sandra Jarrells, Faye Justice, Russel Kaplinger, Jr., Beverly Keister, Elaine Keister, Beverly Keller, Judith Keller. Seventh Row: Mary Keller, Douglas Kennedy, Newton Kennedy, Wayne Kipps, Bonnie Knight, Regenia Knupp, Richard Knupp, Allen Kratzer. Eighth Row: Leonard Lam, Jr., Linda Lam, Calvin Lantz, David Lantz, Roger Lantz, Connie Laurent, Joseph Leecy. 52 (Ulass of 1965 First Row: Patricia Light, Raye Z. Litten, III, Ann Lohr, Clark Lohr, Kenneth Lohr, Nancy Loker, Ronald Loker, Carolyn Long. Second Row: Judy Losh, William Ludholtz, Linda Lynch, Joyce Mason, Judy Mason, Carol May, Larry May, Sharon May. Third Row: James Messerly, Mary Lou Messick, Weldon Messick, Karen Miller, Myrna Milliser, Jack Mills, Mary Mills, Phyllis Mongold. Fourth Row: Linda Moyer, Earl Moyers, Jane Moyers, Linda Moyers, Ray Moyers, Richard Moyers, Debra Myers, Judy Nieswander. Fifth Row: Gary Orebaugh, Juanita Orebaugh, Mack Ore- baugh, Priscilla Pence, Shirley Persinger, Donna Phillips, Marvin Phillips, Ronnie Phillips. Sixth Row: Lydia Pirkey, Karen Poston, Ruth Price, Rosaline Pugh, Robert Pye, Carol Reedy, Larry Reedy. Nancy Reedy. Seventh Row: James Reid, Joan Reid, Phyllis Reid, Patricia Rhodes, Audrey Riggleman, Melvin Riggleman, Bonnie Ritchie, David Ritchie. Eighth Row: Dennis Ritchie, Donald Ritchie, George Ritchie, Jr., Phyllis Ritchie, Phyllis Ritchie, Ronald Ritchie, Ellen Roadcap. 53 Ollass of 1965 54 First Row: Sylvia Roadcap, Connie Runion, Donna Runion, Ellen Runion, Harvey Runion, Wayne Runion, Gilbert Sager, Sandra Sager. Second Row: Harold Sanders, Alvin Secrist, Dennis Sellers, Joseph Shank, II, Shirley Shaver, Linda Shifflett, Linda Shifflett, Alice Shoemaker. Third Row: Judy Shoemaker. Phyllis Shoemaker, Polly Shope, Carolyn Showalter, Ruel Showalter, Connie Shumaker, Clarence Simmers, Jacquelyn Simmers. Fourth Row: Michael Simmers, Berry Smallwood, Dennis Smith, Gary Smith, Judy Smith, Judy Smith, Sandra Souder, John Spitzer. Fifth Row: Susan Spitzer, Keith Stayner, Beverly Strawderman, Carolyn Strawderman, Justin Stroop, Nancy Stroop, Patricia Stroop, Carol Swank. Sixth Row: Johnny Tease, Judy Terry, Shirley Terry, Nancy Thomas, William Thomas, Amy Turner, Beverly Turner, Marilyn Turner. Seventh Row: Roger Turner, Emily Tusing, Geraldine Van Pelt, George Viands, Linda Waggy, Wade Wenger, James Whetzel, Karen Whetzel. Eighth Row: Larry Whetzel, Marcia Whetzel, Richard Whetzel, Alice Ann Whitmore, Galen Wilkins, Benny Williams, Donald Williams, Judy Williams. Ninth Row: Marjorie Wine, Warren Wittig, Robert Workman, Don Wrenn, James Zirk, Randall Zirkle. Not Pictured: Johnny Moyers, Jack Reedy. MISS LIDA ARMENTROUT (§ratb MR. RALPH WARNER MISS KATE TURNER Front to Back , Left to Right: Mary Reese, Carl Shoemaker, David May, Shirley Corbin, Lana Ritchie, Joey Crider, De Wayne Messick, Roy Rusmisel, Linda Fulk, Linda Smith, Eugene Custer, Gary Whetzel, Larry Miller, Tamra Grandle, Sylvia Turner, Dennis Turner, Robert Fulk, Gerald Harold. Linda Miller, Carolyn Wampler, Annetta Flickinger, Keith Sager, Robert Huffman, Janie Brown, Violet Reedy, Linda Trumbo, Linda Mitchell, John Sites, Russell Nesselrodt, Junior Wilkins. 55 jlelientl] (Iratb Front to Back, Left to Right: Kay Custer, Roger Ford, Wilma Conley, Dave Carr, Michael Hicklin, Don Keplinger, Andy Mid¬ dleton, Glenn Miller, Wayne Mitchell, Geraldine Mongold, Dorothy Ann Reedy, Bobby Roadcap, Joyce Ritchie, Wanda Rodgers, Jack Ritchie, Jim Saulton, Fern Shank, Glen Showalter, Lois Showalter, Betty Sine, David Sonifrank, Gary Tusing, Mar¬ garet Turner, Karen Taylor, Bill Wilkins, James Zirk. Front to Back, Left to Right: Gary Ritchie, Ronald Wittig, Lois Delawder, Carolyn Wampler, Marshall Cooper, Stephen Procter, Randy Whitmore, Kaye Dickenson, Jo Ann Runion, Leonard 56 Cobb, John Thomas Long, Marshall Turner, Donna Ennis, Lucille Hoover, S. Everett Brown, Stephen Nesselrodt, Terry Spitzer, Roger Simmers, Bonnie Sue Fitzwater, Nancy Summers, Linda Shoemaker, Delmas Bare, Tommy Moyer, Joseph See, Roger Ritchie, Joyce Combs, Mary Jane Plaugher, Lloyd Hartman, Terry Graber. ® t pupil should be given opportunity for Verbal tx pression in solving problems iljrouglj group activities. Hlje JJramatics Ollub |3roOittes for t l t development of t t creative ability of t members. INITIATION OLD MEMBERS — First Row: Mr. Eye, Sponsor; Alice Mundy, Treasurer; Sue Biller, Secretary; Linda Wicheal, President; Patsy Lohr, Vice-President; Ronnie Davis, Handbook Editor; Mr. Layman, Sponsor. Second Row: Phoebe Whitmer, Eleanor Dove, Paula Carper, Jo Ann Craun. NEW MEMBERS — Third Row: Joyce Lillard, Lou Wampler, Dianne Huff¬ man, Bliss Robinson, Sandra Martz, Sue Holsinger, Ariel Dean, Elaine Dean. Fourth Row: Jill Walker, Sandra Swats, Frances L. Litten, Missy Lantz, Sidney Lou Brainard, Sheran Holsinger, Alma LantZ, Elizabeth Frank, Nancy Wampler, Marcella Turner. Fifth Row: Sidney Williams, Leland Ratliff, Franklin Showalter, Tommy Hoover, Nelson Showalter, Barbara Shifflet, Betty Jean Walker, Mildred Mongold, Jean Mason, Karen Eaten, Karen Runion, Alice Long. rranirHwrfflnlS Student (Eotmctl Row One, Left to Right, Front to Back: Terry Graber, Phyllis Reid, Alice Whitmore, Robert Fulk, Joyce Branner, Dorothy Lohr. Row Two: Tommy Cline, Emily Cline, Faye Tussing, Helen Lantz, Ellen Runion, Phyllis Wampler, Donald Simmers. Row Three: Regenia Knupp, Karen Poston, Barbara Holsinger, Fonda Heatwole, Douglas Bare, Jerry Holsinger, Deitra Free¬ man. Row Four: Elizabeth Frank, Connie Laurent, Sue Cline, Sandra Wilkins, Ellen Lantz, Marlene Renalds, James Simmers. Row Five: Andrew Middleton, George Fulk, Fred Early, Eugene Moyers, James Estep, Richard Shank. Mr. Hillyard, Sponsor; Jimmy Mitchell, President; Mary Jane Branner, Vice-President; Jill Walker, Secretary. provides for increased pupil participation in tt]e planning and executing of school policies Ellen Runion makes report to homeroom from Student Council meeting. ctettce @IIub Standing: President _ Vice-President Secretary _ Treasurer _ Reporter _ Sponsor _ OFFICERS _ David Behrens _Lee Yancey _ Elizabeth Frank _ Lee Elolsinger _ Dick Shank _ Mr. Teed MEMBERS— Front to Back: Carol Zirkle, Alma Lantz, Missy Lantz, Katy Belle Smith, Sidney Lou Brainard, Karen Fairweather, Nancy Wampler, Marlene Renalds, Fred White, Diane Huff¬ man, Steve Garber, Nelson Showalter. Insert — Jane Crim, Sharon Holsinger, Dede Freeman, Peggy Weaver. BistrilmtUie Education Gllab pupils need to learn, ttjrougt] courses offered, emploper-emplopee relationship and problems. Wayne Hottinger, Linda Shoemaker, Donnie Davis, Ed¬ win Huffman, David Fulk, John Lohr, Larry Dickenson, Leland Ratliff, Nelson Turner, Elizabeth Emswiler, Juanita Jenkins, John Branner, Mary Yankey, Weldon Liskey, Pat Shaver, Wayne Moyers. Left to Right: Mr. Larry Dickenson, Wayne Hottinger, Davey Fulk. Butcher, Sponsor; Nelson Turner, Juanita Jenkins, v kih 7 i k: CLARINET SECTION Front to Back, Left to Right: Phillip Branner, Karen Fairweather, Bliss Robinson, Eleanor Dove, Paula Carper, Frances Litten, Brenda Reynolds, Carol Custer, Dian Armentrout, Dede Freeman, Kay Ellen Turner, Carolyn Bare, C. C. Turner, Claranell Wampler, Sandra Souder, Regenia Knupp, Jeanette Feddon, Lee Branner, Tommy Cline, Myrna Miliser. 62 Standing: Jerry Holsinger, E avid Behrens, Steve Garber, Ronald Loker. Front to Back, Sitting: Dale Hartman, Sandra Martz, Rita Wrenn, Joan Mitchell, Wilbur Terry, David Brenneman, Terry Wilt. Broadfoag attd Flute and Saxophone Sections. Left to Right , Front to Back: A n d r a Donson, Nancy Wampler, Brenda Holsinger, Linda Miller, Eileen Price, Ann Lohr, Sandra Sager, Eddie Min- nich, Gary Shell, Larry Langley, Michael Simmers, Elizabeth Frank. mmmm MAJORETTES — Claraneli Wampler, Sherrill Kline, Bonnie Wine, Katie Fawley. .. •: Sitting: Fred Fulk, Gary Orebaugh, Allen Bouknight, L. B. Branner, Karen Norman, Judy Runion, Gary Simmers, Ronald Loker. Standing: Janet Ridenour, Beverly Turner, Blair Campbell, Donnie Williams, R. Z. Litten, Warren Wittig, Ronald Arehart, Kenneth Hosaflock, Bradley Knupp, Lanny Branner. future farmers of JVmerica Broadfaaij (ttljapier Leroy Spitzer Vice-President Donnie Shifflet Reporter Mr. Diehl Advisor Roger Brown Assistant Secretary Berlin Zirk President Bruce Burkholder Secretary Jimmy Mitchell Honorary Vice-President Wayne Ritchie Sentinel Fred Early Treasurer Homer Scott Assistant President Homer Scott, Leroy Spitzer, Bruce Burkholder, Jim Mitchell exhibit corn Federation, Area, State, and National in grain show. Awards. Bruce Burkholder, Jim Mitchell, Homer Scott, George Miller, Leroy Spitzer ex¬ hibit in grain show. 1 ■ -W ' i B ' pr 1 J 1 future Homemakers of JVmertca STATE GOAL— Future Homemakers of America help make Virginia homes beautiful. OFFICERS Sue Vestal Reporter Janet Morris Typist Dian Armentrout Historian Bliss Robinson Vice-President Gloria Layman President Gay Turner Parliamentarian Eleanora Tusing Photographer Connie Orebaugh Treasurer Joyce Branner Secretary (Absent) Bliss Robinson won first place in County Federation meet- Linda Charleton’s arrangement placed second in ing from her complete arrangement. County Federation meeting. 65 roadfoag |Htgtj cl|OoI jJWtxed (ttljorus First Row: Alice May Long, Karen Shope, Jill Walker, Louise Wampler, Brenda Biller, Christine Dellinger, Linda Shifflett, Carolyn Hottinger, Mary Atwood, Carol Flory, Ellen Cullers. Second Row: Jane Crim, Jo Ann Craun, Judy Sharpe, Sheran Holsinger, Sidney Brainard, Judy Phillips, Karen Norman, Helen Kay Lantz, Elaine Ritchie, Mary Kile, Alma Lantz. Third Row: Janet Morris, Barbara Holsinger, Faye Tussing, Mary Wine, Shirley Liskey, Gay Turner, Phyllis Wampler, Emily Cline, Phyllis Rothgeb, Ellen Holsinger, Sue Cline. Fourth Row: Patsy Lohr, Mildred Mongold, Sue Biller, Peggy Miller, Nancy Miller, Drema Atkinson, Margaret Steeble, Mary Jane Branner, Diane Huffman, Helen J. Lantz, Janet Ritchie, Carolyn Garber, Elenora Tusing, Susan Dove. OFFICERS President _ Eddie Young Secretary _Sue Ellen Dove Assistant Secretaries _ Dick Shank, Phyllis Wampler Librarians _ Faye Tussing, Merle Gordon Historian _ Lou Wamplet First Row: Ellen Lantz, Beverly Dove, Nancy Mundy, Liz Ridings, Barbara Hinegardner, Elaine Plartman, Janet Wine. Second Row: Tamara Orebaugh, Donna Lantz, Katy Belle Smith, Alice Phillips, Edith Baker, Marlene Renalds, Karen Runion, Mary Emswiler, Pat White. roattfoag txed (!ll]orus Director: Mr. Miller. Accompanists: Diane Huffman and Nancy Mundy. First Row: Kenneth Stroop, Larry Dickenson, Wilbur Terry, Tommy Thompson, Jerry Fisher, Marion Orebaugh. Second Row: Gary Emswiler, John Branner, Charles Galdwell, Gilbert Sager, Woodrow Brown, Mike Hinegardner. First Row: Mearl Gordon, Robert Hughes, Eddie Young, Wampler, Richard Shank, James Orndoff, Nelson Showalter, Dale Hartman, Dick Moyers, Douglas Bare, David Brena- Lee Yancey, Scott Black. man. Second Row: Paul Walton, Bruce Moyers, Sammy 0 draining for leisure IWod]} ,A tttt £0 (ilee (Elub (§rmt (3§utU Published every six weeks by The Green Quill” staff and the creative English class of Broadway High School, Broadway, Va. Member of Southern Interscholastic Press Association EDITOR _ Ariel Dean Assistant Editor_Sue Holsinger Managing Editor_ Elaine Dean Exchange Editor __ Paula Carper News Editors_ _ _ Patsy Lohr, Carolyn McAlister Feature Editors ___Jane Crim, Dede Freeman Sports Editors_Karen Runion, Sheran Holsinger Photographer_ Nelson Showalter Reporters: Pat Lawson, Jean Mason, Sue Biller, Doris Shoemaker, Karen Eaton, Ellen Cline, and Janet Ridenour. Sponsor_Mrs. Rebecca Branner VOLUME VII Juniors Lunch With President On October 27, two Broadway High School Juniors, Bliss Robinson and Wayne Boyers had the unique privi¬ lege of lunching with President Eisenhower. Bliss succeeded in at¬ tracting the President’s attention, and she asked him to pose for a pic¬ ture, which he agreed to do. The luncheon was held in the audi- Gobblers Down Judges 25-6 The Broadway High School Gob¬ blers romped over the Handley Judges with a 25-6 victory in the last game of the season, Saturday, October 22. The Reidsmen marched to the goal line twice on their first five carrier of the pigskins. The first few minutes of the opening quarter proved to be very successful when Lynn Harrison and Steve May plunged through the Judges to go all the way for two TD. The Winchester team, in the last Class Officers Elected The Senior Class held a meeting on November 4, to elect officers for the current year. Directing the activities of the Sen¬ ior Class this year will be: Boss-For-A-Day Inspires Seniors Broadway High School seniors with the seniors from Harrisonburg and Rockingham County, enjoyed the “Boss-For-A-Day” program on Octo- ctjool patrol in tlj t planning provides for increased pnpil participation and cxccntng of school policies. First Row: Joe Lam, Kay Andes, Joyce Taylor, Karen Eaton, Karen Runion, Barbara Shifflett, Sandra Martz, Mr. Kline, Sponsor. Second Row: Kenny Lohr, Wayne Kipps, Marcella Turner, Jeanie Bare, Linda Bilhimer, Ellen Holsinger, Carolyn Carr, Margaret Summers. Third Row: Dale Baker, Clark Lohr, Sandra Swank, Linda Thorne, Janet Ridenour, Brenda Messick, Kay Ellen Turner, Virginia Hollar. Fourth Row: Warren Showalter, Larry Flick, Oliver Wenger, Randolph Van, Jimmy Nicholas, Janet Hawse. 70 t StljOoI Should f|elp tl |t pupils to build character, to develop a faell-rouuded persoualitp, aud to formulate a faljolesome pt]iIosopt|g of life. T. Weese walking the chalk line. Coach Reid keeps his own record WfMmm First Row: L. Yancey, B. Caplinger, R. Ritchie, A. Hulvey, R. Rhodes, B. Wease, J. Holsinger, T. Weese, J. D. Turley, H. Armstrong, S. May, H. Hollar. Second Row: C. Lohr, J. Mitchell, R. Brown, D. Simmers, R. Lohr, S. Showalter, W. Ritchie, E. Terry, G. Fulk, T. Thompson, F. Long, M. Gordon. Third Row: B. Shaver, B. Alder, E. Young, C. Lantz, C. Gladwell, L. Langley, D. Lantz, M. Davis, D. Shank, B. Hughes, L. Harrison, L. Fulk, C. Whetzel, D. Leecy. 72 eastm 1960 Little Bobby eludes Lee Hi tack I T. Weese intercepts Blue Streak aerial! Jack Armstrong — touchdown bound!! Repairing the Duck J, , sports’ Managers - ■ GIRLS’ BASKETBALL MANAGERS: Elaine Hartman, Barbara Shifflett, Nancy Wampler, Joan Reid. BOYS’ SPORTS MANAGERS: James Sager, John Sellers, Bill Shaffer, Dickie Leecy. 3)unior-$iarsttg football I First Row: K ' . Cobb, G. Bean, L. Mohler, K. Emerson, G. Viands, L. B. Branner, R. Smith, T. Cline, J. Fisher, M. Ore- baugh. Second Row: W. Wittig, M. Hinegardner, R. Jones, L. Whetzel, G. Orebaugh, J. Tease, E. Hess, J. Simmers, A. Flem¬ ing, D. Hill, T. Spitzer, W. Brown. Third Row: Coach Alle- baugh, R. Lantz, R. Coffman, G. Ritchie, C. E ove, F. Sorrells, R. Arehart, W. Turner, P. Gray, K. Hosaflook, J. Dove, M. Riggleman. Not Pictured: C. Hinkle. BEL ■ - ' $• ... ' V MHB I m | m W rf : Jk t % W T Wf ; f§f , wlf rm yJ ' l gr “ ' ft ’4 ;fl| j lilJwO rfy • . Jerry Holsinger and Tommy Weese crown Shirley Sellers, Football Queen. is leisure ®tme Coach Reid expresses appreciation. Mr. Eye tells story of the evening. Mr. Layman M. C.’s the event. Queen leads refreshment lines. m i II i rd Fulk, Sam Wampler, Dick Shank, Fred Harly, Jesse Fulk ver„ Lee Yancey, Bob Wease. Waynesboro Shenandoah Elk ton Turner nsnoy Harrisonburg Luray Mo ntevideo Waynesboro Central Elk ton Shenandoah Strasburg Stonewall Jackson Unct Games BASKETBALL RESULTS Opponent Wilson Memorial 37 6 DISTRICT RECORD 14 district 10 (poup f| aiouripment roadfaag 65 - Central 46 roarffoag 58 burner 56 One rebound that was lost Shank scores again (tttjamptimsljtp ®ame roadfoag 55 Jltanlq 35 junior larsitg Basketball ®eams are promising BOYS ' SEASON Wins __ 7 Losses _ -_ _ 9 Coach Thomas Allebaugh Coach Bonnie Miller GIRLS’ SEASON Wins 7 Losses __ 5 (Utrls’ arstt basketball am RECORD OF THE SEASON Broadway Opponent 31 Harrisonburg 24 36 Stonewall Jackson 32 42 Elkton 39 48 Turner Ashby 40 37 Central 42 47 Montevideo 33 33 Harrisonburg 28 32 Elkton 34 49 Turner Ashby 40 39 Stonewall Jackson 23 50 Montevideo 36 40 Central 38 Coach Holm at half time . First Row, Left to Right: Liz Ridings, Sandra Zigler, Dot Lohr. Second Row: Leanna Sellers, Carole Harley,. Carole Custer, Linda Messerly. Third Row: Ellen Lantz, Connie Orebaugh, Virginia Knupp, Norma Reedy. Fourth Row: Shirley Liskey, Sandra Martz. (jiumpletes JV Successful S asou EWEKGEMCY TRACK MEN — Row One, Left to Right: R. Kipps, R. Brown, S. May, M. Hoover, N. Showalter, L. Yancey, W. Ritchie. Row Two: L. Harrison, J. D. Turley, C. Lohr, F. Mongold, W. Westfall, D. Hollar, L. Trumbo. Row Three: F. Long, G. Fitzwater, F. Early, J. Holsinger, D. Lantz, D. Shenk. BASEBALL BOYS — Sitting: Donald Simmers, Bobby Wease, Gilbert Woody. Standing: Harley Showalter, James Litten, Gary Simmers, Douglas Bare, Gary Miller, Wayne Boyers, Boyd Alder. Jess Fulk’s 112 3 4 points top school record for one year — shot put, discus, 880 relay, 100 yard dash, high hurdles, and broad jump. Steve May, Maynard Hoover, and Nelson Showalter won honors in District and represented Broadway in State Meets. 80 - V. tthrmtns (Hlvtli school must direct ttjc pupil iu ttjc use of tfis leisure time. Kneeling: James Sager, Steve May, Fred Early, Gilbert Woody, Richard Fulk, Tommy Weese, Lee Yancey, Nelson Showalter, Ronnie Kipps, Howard Hollar, Roger Brown, Lynn Harrison. Standing: Donald Simmers, Bob Wease, Wayne Boyers, Jesse Fulk, Doug Bare, Maynard Hoover, Dick Shank, Jerry Holsinger, Dennis Lantz, Gary Miller, Harry Deavers, Gary Fitzwater, Wayne Ritchie, George Fulk. 81 (Hfyeertaatbrs Victory, Victory Is Our Cry” Victory, victory is our cry, V-i-c-t-o-r-y, V-v v-i-c t-t o-r-y, v-i-c-t-o-r-y, Victory, victory, Broadway High VARSITY — Sitting: Judy Runion, Linda Wichael, Phoebe Whitmore, Jo Ann Craun. Standing: Barbara Wine, Karen Runion, Mary Jane Branner, Sandra Swats. JUNIOR VARSITY — Sitting: Alice Ann Whitmore, Mary Jane Wease, Elaine Keister. Standing: Judy Keller, Cookie Reid, Polly Shope. SOUNDOFF” We’ve always had a good team, You’re right! Our team is always the best, You’re right! Soundoff TE, Sound off AM, Once more, t-e-a-m, TE-AM! 82 jlcljmil Jlih school must develop attitudes of optimism, Serbia and tolerance Jjmtior-junior Jintertamment foetal . Possibilities of leisure ctftrities 84 JVttttritjj 9:10 - 9:50 Club Meetings, Assemblies, Band, Chorus, Library, Room 15, Room 17, Pep Rallies, Sports, Study Period. Sign Out! Miller shows movie to kick-off Polio Campaign. Trooper Hicklin addresses Safety Patrol Club. Girls read the sports’ page, too! 85 rom 9:50 ntil 3:00 ®fje school til provide an opportunity for ttje pupil to learn of tjis ohm aptitudes A heterogeneous group Teacher was called to the door. Five minutes between classes. 86 Oil asses tElje cl]OoI P9tll jEndeatior |MeIp ;Eaclj OItjilrf diteiie access 31n omc IfieltL The 869 enrolled attend: 5 Art Classes 15 Business Education 2 Distributive Education 31 English Classes 4 Foreign Language 15 Home Economics 5 Industrial Arts 20 Mathematics 2 Music 18 Science 19 Social Studies 18 Physical Education 12 Vocational Agriculture t cabling p rgottnel deserve our gratitude and respect Miss Rebecca Crist Mrs. Vita Crist Mrs. Grace Long Mrs. Bess Mason JUttte (Eroftms lesse and Barbara KING Jesse Fulk QUEEN Barbara Holsinger THE COURT King, Jesse Fulk; Queen, Barbara Holsinger. Senior Attendants — Douglas Bare, Faye Ellen Tusing, Carolyn McAlister, Maynard Hoover. Eleventh Grade Attendants — Joyce Branner and James Estep. Tenth Grade — Bruce Moyer and Claranell Wampler. Ninth Grade — Barbara Weese and Roger Shirkey. Eighth Grade—Donald Williams and Joan Garber. Members of the court dance after the crowning ceremony. Sheran Holsinger and Mearle Gordon — Mistress and Master of Ceremonies. ztlttitd jitutbttts i t Ijonor of being Coach Bowers congratulates Doug Bare on being selected as 1961 winner of the Junior Chamber of Commerce Sportsmanship Award. ALL STATE CHORUS Mary Jane Branner Marlene Renalds Dianne Huffman Alice Mundy Elizabeth Ridings Barbara Hinegardner Mearle Gordon, Jr. ALL STATE BAND Karen Fairweather Dale Hartman C. C. Turner Phillip Branner Wilbur Terry David Behrens Terry Wilt 92 P9e Ijope gou mjog ptemoms 1960-61 ®fje j taff John Sellers Linda Wichael Alice Mundy Dorothy L. Sharpe EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Harley Showalter CO-ASSISTANT EDITORS Paula Carper Jane Crim PHOTOGRAPHER Nelson Showalter SPONSOR Mrs. Nellie Wampler EDITORS Patsy Lohr, Betty Jean Walker, Mildred Mongold, Sue Biller, Miller Davis, Phoebe Whitmer, Dian Armentrout, Brenda Messick, Jo Ann Craun. Not Pictured: Mary Jane Branner, Peggy Weaver. BUSINESS MANAGERS 93 I hope that you appreciate the efforts that the annual staff have exhibited in trying to make this edition of MEMORIES the best ever published. May the future have a rich reward for those who seek success in their undertakings. Dear Friends, (p is We, the graduating class of 1961, will soon be leaving Broadway High School. All through our years of education, we have strived to reach this goal. We are indebted to our principal who has guided and directed us and our school through the years. We are grateful to all our teachers who have devotedly taught and helped us grow. We are thankful for our friends who have made these years enjoyable and memorable. Because of these influences, we have developed a sense of loyalty for our school which shall remain with us all through our lives. As we leave Broadway High, we will take with us the memories of our past years. We shall leave a hope and a prayer for each student who remains: a hope that each person will take advantage of the opportunities which are avail¬ able to him; and a prayer that each one will earnestly and constantly strive to reach the goal which we, as Seniors, have first attained. Sincerely, Dear Members of the Student Body, Serving as an officer of the Student Council has been an enlightening ex¬ perience as well as much hard work. I should like to leave this thought to future students of Broadway High School: before you complain about a rule, think why it was made. Best wishes for a successful Student Government, ' ‘y. O. A. 94 (Pur thieritsers a good bjorking relationship between tlje Ijome nn scl|ooL NEWMAN BUILDING AND MATERIAL CORPORATION Building Materials - Registered Contractors Perma-stone Dealer 00O00 Timbervile, Virginia PHONE 3-4121 (€sso) GARBERS MOBIL CENTER BROADWAY SERVICENTER Timberville Virginia Where Service is King Phone 3-4161 L. D. Cline R. E. 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BLACK SON INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance of all kinds Auto • Life • Fire • Hospitalization Mutual Investment Funds Broadway, Virginia Dial 2-0201 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 For Gifts That Endure” Fine Jewelry Watches — Diamonds PUFFENBERGER ' S JEWELRY BROADWAY RESTAURANT Broadway Virginia 100 Compliments of HARRISONBURG LOAN THRIFT CORP. 4% Interest Paid on Saving Certificates Christmas Clubs and Vacation Clubs Friendly Service at CHARLES L. FAULS CLOTHING CO., INC. THE NATIONAL BANK of Harrisonburg 11-13 NORTH COURT SQUARE HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA Compliments THE ROCKINGHAM NATIONAL BANK of Harrisonburg As solid as the rocks of Rockingham County WETSEL SEED COMPANY SEEDS FIELD • GARDEN FLOWER • LAWN Insecticides Weed Killers Lawn Fertilizers HARRISONBURG, VA. Dial 4-6753 COLONY OPTICAL COMPANY Dispensing Opticians 174 South Main Street HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA 101 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Harrisonburg, Va. Insured Deposits Member F.D.I.C. Phone 3-5141 Compliments of Compliments of WOOLWORTH COMPANY Harrisonburg Virginia SHENGAS CORPORATION Harrisonburg Virginia Compliments EARLY POULTRY Phone 2-2421 or 2-0191 Broadway .... Virginia F. BARTH GARBER, INC. GRANT ' S 124 South Main Harrisonburg Your Harrisonburg Headquarters Virginia for Family Shopping “Shoes for the Entire Family ’ 102 Dial 4-2422 C. C. TURNER FARMS Registered Tennessee Walking Horses Quality Chicks And Poults Dial 3-4191 Broadway, Va. LUMBER NEFF LUMBER MILLS, INC. P. O. Box 147 • Broadway, Virginia Phone: BRoadway 2-0721 103 THE BEACON MILLING COMPANY A DIVISION OF SPENCER KELLOGG AND SONS, INC. Up ou.1 try and Livestock. Broadway Plant Broadway, Virginia UNDUE COMPANY FAWLEY ' S RADIO TV Home Builders ZENITH — ADMIRAL Storm Windows and Doors PHILCO Awnings Sales and Service Broadway, Virginia Timberville, Virginia Phone 2-0033 Phone 3-9231 Compliments of COIFFURES LORREN BEAUTY SALON Hairstyles for all occasions Dial 4-7375 Hostetter Bldg. Harrisonburg, Va. Compliments of RIVERSIDE SHOP VALLEY SMALL LOAN Body and Fender Repair CORP. 120 South Main Harrisonburg, Va. Phone 4-7374 Route 259 West Broadway, Virginia Phone 3-6825 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 105 FARMERS MERCHANTS BANK, INC. The Bank of Efficient Service And Four Million Dollar Resources “3% Interest Paid on Savings” A Timberville, Virginia Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BROADWAY DRUG STORE Broadway, Virginia Phone 3-3251 Carl G. Showalter, Owner TRUMBO ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Broadway, Virginia Phone 2-1101 Mutschler Kitchens G. E. Appliances 107 LANTZ LUMBER AND SUPPLY PHONE 2-0231 Broadway .... Virginia MOYERS MOTOR CO., INC. SALES SERVICE New Market, Virginia Ford —Mercury — Falcon 00O00 PHONE GA 2-3136 108 Compliments of A. W. WHITMORE SONS Merchants Broadway .... Virginia THE LEMLEY STUDIOS SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER 00O00 STEPHENS CITY, VIRGINIA WHETZEL MEAT MARKET Meats — Frozen Food Processing meat for home freezer Phone 3-6221 109 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY “Known wherever there are Schools and Colleges ” Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations—Diplomas—Personal Cards Club Insignia — Medals Trophies FRED HECHT P. O. BOX 986 Staunton, Virginia TEL. 88-66588 QUALITY FEEDS, INC. WAYNE FEEDS WHOLESALE and RETAIL Custom Grinding and Mixing Phone 2-1631 BROADWAY, VA. e TIMBERVILLE DRUG STORE Prescriptions Braxton H. Coiner Partners Pharmacists Paul L. Orebaugh Timberville Dial 3-3171 Virginia TIMBERVILLE DEPT. STORE Timberville Virginia Phone 3-6171 BRANNER PRINTING SERVICE Broadway, Virginia Compliments of BRANNER ' S BEAUTY SHOPPE Broadway Virginia Phone 3-5534 for Appointment 111 J. M. HULVEY SON EGGS AND WORE EGGS oOOOo GENUINE OLGA POCAHONTAS COAL Esso Heating and Fuel Oil BROADWAY Dial 3-6251 HARRISONBURG Dial 4-4123 RHODES FUNERAL HOME oOOOo Broadway .... Virginia 112 Shenandoah Valley’s Largest and Most Popular Furniture Store” Sck ewel Fuinitu ie Company INCORPORATED 135 South Main Street HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA S. C. GLADWELL SONS, Plumbing — Heating Septic Tank Pumping Septic Tank Installation INC. Broadway, Virginia Phone 2-0730 yoa cam bc SURE ...tprrs Westinghouse Watch Westinghouse Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz Shows CBS-TV Mondays 97 Harrisonburg, Park View, Box 2 Telephone Harrisonburg, 4-3573 N. 6- S. AUTO SERVICE ELDON L. SUTER, Owner General Auto Repairing Tune Up Front End Aligning Wheel Balancing Tires Batteries BREEN ' S WILLOW BANK Sandwich Harrisonburg, Virginia Opposite Howard Johnson ' s LEGGETTS Harrisonburg ' s Most Complete Shopping Center Now 3 Big Floors to Serve You LEGGETT ' S of Harrisonburg 113 HARRISONBURG, VA. Dial 4-7435 GRIFFITH BAG CO. Buyers and Processors of New and Used Cotton — Burlap Bags 472 North Liberty Street Harrisonburg, Va. Compliments of LINDSEY FUNERAL HOME Broadway EVERGREEN FLORIST Broadway Virginia Phone 3-411 EVERGREEN FERNERY AND FLORIST New Market Virginia Phone 40L GLEN SHOMO SHENANDOAH VALLEY Complete Tire Service Harrisonburg Virginia PRODUCE (0., INC. 501 North Liberty Street HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA Dial 4-2567 Phone 4-4495 114 C. S. MUNDY QUARRIES, INC. Broadway, Virginia Crushed Stone High Magnesium Lime Road Construction Excavating Grading Phones: Edom 2061 Timberville 2-0862 115 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 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 MINNICK ' S SERVICE STORE J. B. Minnick — E. B. Minnick Dial 2-0142 Timberville, Va. 117 RIVERSIDE RESTAURANT at Broadway Shopping Center Broadway - Virginia Country Ham — Seafood — Chicken Steaks — Chops Submarine Sandwich Fountain Service R. L. Harpine Owner COMPLIMENTS OF GARBER ' S RESTAURANT Timberville Virginia Best Wishes BROADWAY HARDWARE If we don’t have it , we will get it. Phone Broadway 2-2401 H. W. FRENCH Complete Bear Wheel Alignment Frame Straightening Service Brake Service ON U.S. 11, 2 MILES SOUTH OF NEW MARKET VIRGINIA GA 2-3625 RITCHIE AUTO SERVICE Complete Accident Repair 2 Miles South of New Market, Va. on U. S. 11 Phone GA 2-3780 H. M. Ritchie, Owner New Market, Va. THE HENKEL PRESS, INC. GIFTS SOUVENIRS DINNERWARE THE VALLEY POTTERY U. S. RTE 11 NEW MARKET • VIRGINIA See World’s Largest Vase” 118 Established 1806 ”Our 155 th Year of Service” Commercial Printing, Invitations, Stationery, Hallmark Cards. Publishers of THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY New Market, Va. RHODES SERVICE CENTER Firestone Tires Home and Auto Supplies Westinghouse Appliances Sherwin-Williams Paint Phone Broadway 3-9101 Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE M. T. Bowles, Owner Timberville, Virginia HEATWOLE HATCHERY, INC. Kratzer Road HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA Dial 4-6738 119 PRODUCTS OF DISTINCTION Yearbooks Awards Trophies Announcements Quality is where JOSTEN’S is! • Class rings of matchless beauty • Announcements of distinctive elegance • Trophies of masterful design and finish • Awards of lasting satisfaction SERVING AMERICA ' S FINEST STUDENTS FOR OVE R 60 YEARS v y SINCE 1897 SALESMAN ' S OR JEWELERS IMPRINT Charles Mott Northfields Road F. F. D. No. 5 Charlottesville, Virginia OUR COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1961 BROADWAY HIGH SCHOOL YOUR NEW NEIGHBOR H. D. LEE OF VA., INC. 120 BROADWAY FEED AND SUPPLY COM PANY Broadway Virginia FRANK HARMAN HATCHERY Harrisonburg, Virginia ooOoo ooOoo White Vantress Crossed for Top Broiler Production “Famous Meat Makers ” O o O o o H N Nick Chick Leghorns for Top Egg Production “Today s Laying Champions” WAMPLER FEEDS, INC. At the Big Red Water Tank Feeds of all kinds Chicken and Turkey Contracting Harrisonburg, Va on Highway Route 42 South 21 BETTER MOBILE HOMES AT LOWER PRICES EASY TERMS VALLEY TRAILER PARK SALES 1 1 2 Mile North of U. S. 11 Phone 4-7560 SUTERS CRAFT SHOP Colonial Furniture Harrisonburg, Va. U. S. 11 South NEFF TRAILER SALES INC 1 Mile East Route 33 Harrisonburg, Va. Phone 4-3013 ”Home of Better Buys for Less” Sales, Service, and Accessories BROADWAY SUPER MARKET BROADWAY Phone 3-3627 CRYSTAL SERVICE Broadway, Virginia Bun Williams, Mgr. Fresh Meat, Produce, Groceries Save Today the Crystal Way Berlin Ryan, Owner ' 61 FORD Beautifully Built To Take Care of Itself BROADWAY MOTOR CO. 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 123 OWNER John Bowman BOWMAN BAG COMPANY Buyers of Used Feed Bags Burlap Cotton Dial 4-7282 Office — Plant 41 West Gay Street Harrisonburg, Virginia Ask Those We Serve SHOMO LINEWEAVER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC Dial 4-9301 II Clothing — Dry Goods and Shoes Ample Free Parking GITCHELL STUDIO We give S H Green Stamps CAMERA SHOP MARTINS 79 East Market St Horrisonburg Virginia 124 Park View PRINTED IN U.S.A. BROADWAY BAG COMPANY Robert L. Bowman, Owner DEALER IN USED FEED BAGS Telephone Broadway 3-9974 Telephone Harrisonburg 4-2978 BROADWAY, VIRGINIA Compliments of FINK ' S JEWELERS 16 South Main St. Western Virginia ' s Largest Watch Dealers Harrisonburg .... Virginia RIVERDALE HATCHERY, INC. 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