Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

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Music Mr. Miller explains the importance of the half note to students. Mr. Joseph Miller For students who are exposed to such outside in¬ fluences as pop art and psychedelic tunes, the music department provides contact with the more refined compositions of the great artists. Aside from the funda¬ mentals of reading and interpreting music, pupils study various orchestral instruments, become familiar with harmony, and develop appreciation for the classics and their composers. 23

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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

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Agriculture Broadway High School’s National Poultry Judging Team composed of Larry Yankee, Larry Turner, and Tommy Lohr inspect some poultry samples. I he boys received a silver emblem team award. Education in agriculture provides preparation for future activities in business and industries related to agriculture. The course, a vital part of Broadway High School, is based upon the interests, capabilities, and needs of the students and community. Five years of agriculture are offered at Broadway. In earlier years basic agricultural science and mechanics are taught. Later years concentrate on developing proficiency in production agriculture and providing basic edu¬ cation for employment in the broad field of off- farm agricultural businesses. 24