Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

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Art Department Organization is essential for good handicraft. The Art Department this year placed more emphasis on creative art, such as psychedelic art, than on crafts as in previous years. Mrs. Billie Campbell in¬ structed 155 pupils in five classes, who prepared scenery for the Mixed Chorus Operetta, Mississippi Melody,” and helped create decorations for the Senior Prom in addition to their regular work. Arts and crafts include leatherwork, metalwork, ceramics, and mosaics. Mrs. Billie Campbell Peggy Hartman works diligently at her loom.

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Business Department An alert mind and quick reflexes are helpful in typing. Keep your eyes on the copy, Butch! Mrs. Viola Sager Annual Staff Broadway High School 1968-1969 Student Body Broadway High School Broadway, Virginia Dear Students Business courses offer practical training for gen¬ eral fields as well as specialized work. Typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, and training in use of various pieces of office equipment prepare the student for secretarial work or further training in business, while typing provides the college bound student with an indispensable skill in typing term papers and themes. The Future Business Leaders of America, a busi¬ ness club in the planning stages, promises an active and successful future for the business de¬ partment at Broadway High School. Sincerely Your Annual Staff 20

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Languages Students listen to French drills in various stages of enjoyment. 1 Mrs. Phoebe Orebaugh Mr. William Kyger Mme. Phoebe Orebaugh enseigne cinquante-cinq eleves dans la premiere annee at soixante-deux eleves dans la deuxieme annee. Quel qu’uns des eleves ont les pen-pals qui ecrit des lettres dans leur propre langue. Cette annee le diner suivi ?e bal avait lieu le vingt-deux novembre a Southern Kitchen. Trois eleves de la deuxieme annee apparait dans la pro¬ gramme Klassroom Kwiz. Mrs. Phoebe Orebaugh teaches fifty-five first year students and sixty-two second year students. Some pupils have French pen pals who write letters in their native tongue. This year the French Banquet was held on November 22 at Southern Kitchen. Three second year students appeared on Classroom Quiz on November 20. El departamento de espanol de profesor Kyger tiene una matricula de cincuenta y cinco estudiantes en el primer ano de espanol y diez estudiantes en el segundo ano do espanol y diez estudiantes do espanol asistieron un banquete juntos con los estudiantes de frances. La mayor parte de los estudiantes de espanol se escriben con hispanoamericanos pen pals.” Mr. Kyger’s Spanish Department has an enrollment of fifty-five students in first year Spanish and ten students in the second year class. This year’s Spanish students attended a joint banquet with the French classes. Most of the Spanish students correspond with Spanish American penpals. 22