Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1985 volume:

1 985 Memories Broadway High School Broadway, Virginia Volume 33 Opening 2 Sports 114 Academics 1 B Special Events 140 Students 2B Ads 1 54 Organizations BO Epilogue Theme: “Almost Paradise” Homecoming Queen Libby Dellinger and senior atten¬ dants Robin Davis and Vickie Mongold are escorted on to the field. The Homecoming spirit is dis¬ played as the team attacks the field, the cheerleaders begin to toss Gobbler fris- bees, and the Homecoming Court rounds the track. 1 Homecoming 2 3 Selena Dean makes Harvey seem real. Johnny Sherman, Randy Cullers, and Anthony Simmers decide to change sexes for a day. A Larry Huffman is Punk of the Day. No sleeping in English class. Melody Tony Biller is a parson in tennis shoes, □errow. “Signing Tee Shirts Day and Beach Day” Rodney Yankey autographs a tee shirt. Brian Ritchie and Mark Poirot soak up some rays. 5 Steve Shifflett gains some yard- The team marches onto the age. field at Central during e Satur¬ day afternoon game. 6 Quarterback Steve Shifflett Don Hughes prepares to snap Defense and offense in ac- Kyle Cash kicks, on a keeper. the ball. tion. 7 Kelly Phillips — Baton Twirling Wayne Lantz — General Studies In Pursuit of Melody Derrow, Kerri Hively — Basketball Gwen Roller — Running B Rhonda Strickler — Crafts Shane Ritchie — Student Council Shawn Martin — General Studies Jimmy Roller, Mellenie Runion — Music Excellence EXPR Julie Borror views the world from a bus window. Connie Good is having a good day. Michele Andes works in soli¬ tude. IQ 0 . fe Wayne Bledsoe goes macho?!? Darrell Miller relaxes in the Chuck Danner quietly lets the hall. world revolve around him. Candy Wittig gets ready for another halftime show. 1 1 1 2 Diane Knupp Jane Gneathead above; Lisa Stroop below Junior Jones Donald Jenkins, Arlene Pitts, Byron Whetzel, Theresa Miller Gary Lam Scott Leake and date imxt t Tom Boiler 1 3 Good Times Sherry Flick and Anita Litten have their laugh for the day. Angie Phillips leaves for home in a bound. Kyle Cash, Lee Shirkey, David Mongold, Shane and Sean Ry- man and friends waste idle mo¬ ments. 1 A Pam Shepard, Sheila Hall, Clarissa Fahrney, and Derrick Harpine await their bus home. Teresa Nesselrodt, Kelly Hartman, Ginger Goodwin have finished lunch. Sophomores while away their lunch period. 1 5 Rosetta Dove and Lori Turner await their bus. Jerry Arbogast and Tammy Shirkey share a special moment at the prom. Robbie Miller, Harry Suters, Pee Wee Whetzel, Don Hughes, Kevin Shirkey goof off at a i.v. game. The band and drill team relax at a football game. Mrs. Gentry ' s office specialist class forms a picture at the prom. Bobby Reedy celebrates school being out for another day. Tim Hasler swears by milk. Tina Barrix, Cindy Painter, Mary Hess in one of their quieter moments. More Good Times! □ana Smith, Stuart Reed, Stacey Phillips, Theresa Litten, C.M. Hess enjoy the prom. “Go to the head of the class i f The educators in our school are often the butt of jokes and the object of criticism. Teachers have an often thankless job, but they are occasionally re¬ minded that they bestow upon their students in¬ valuable knowledge which will be depended upon in future years as these students move into adult¬ hood. Administrators typically hold a bad guy label during the performance of their duties, and few people recognize or appreciate their efforts to demand the best of each student enrolled in BHS. The teaching staff members are rarely visualized past their desks and chalkboards unless the teach¬ er coaches a sport or sponsors an organization. Many of Broadway ' s educators are accomplished crafters, musicians, athletes, and community leaders. Their hobbies do extend beyond grading papers and writing time slips. Too many times students forget that the entire staff works at BHS for the benefit of the students. This list is not only limited to the faculty but also includes the custodial staff, cafeteria workers, secretaries, and aides. So, to the BHS staff, whose “thank-you” might have been forgotten, we say thanks. “The Buck Stops Here’’ Mr. Sprinkel and senior attendants greet students attending the homecoming dance. Mr. James C. Gresham, Principal; Mrs. Elizabeth C. Mauzy, Assistant Principal; Mr. William Sprinkel, Assistant Principal. Mr Gresham has his morning coffee before beginning a busy Mrs. Mauzy ponders the problems of school administration. day. 20 Faculty MARY STUART BELL — English 1 □ and 1 1 □ EBRA BLACK — Melody Mix, Chorus, Concert Choir ELIZABETH BRANNER — Home Economics PATRICIA BRAWLEY — Guid¬ ance Counselor WILLIAM BUTCHER — Market¬ ing, World History BILLIE CAMPBELL — Art CAROLYN COOK — Geometry, Algebra PAT CRAMER — Education for Employment WALTER DAGGETT — Drawing, Construction DIANE EBERLY — ISS, Biology PATRICIA EVANS — Spanish, French WALTER EYE — Guidance Coun¬ selor BETTY FUNKHOUSER — English 1 □ and 1 2 LAURA FUNKHOUSER — Con sumer Math and Algebra CLYDE GAREY — English 1 □, 11, and 1 2 BETTY GENTRY — Introduction to Business, Office Technology, Office Specialist I LINDA GOOD — French, Spanish JANET HADLEY — World Geog¬ raphy, Economic Geography THOMAS HARRELL — World Ge¬ ography, U.S. History MARY BERT HAWKINS — En¬ glish 11 and 1 2 JOHN HINES — Driver Training, Health Physical Education JAMES HIVELY — Agriculture MARY BOB HOLM — Health Physical Education DARLENE JONES — Reso urce Teacher 21 It ' s ticket time egain for Mrs. Evans, Mr. Lyons, Mr. Nagy, and Mrs. Jones as they collect money at a footgall game. CHRISTY JONES — General Math, Algebra JOE JONES — Algebra. Comput¬ er Math, Analysis, Calculus WILLIAM KYQER — Spanish I, II, and III GARY LEAKE — Driver Training, Health Physical Education DENISE LISKEY — Typing, Busi¬ ness Law DOUGLAS LYONS — Industrial Arts DENNIS MARSTILLER — Earth Science DONNA MARTZ — Home Economics Say cheese, Mr. Worner. 22 JAN MASSEY — Resource Teacher mary sue McDonald — Chemistry I, ISS MEL MORRIS — Health Physical Education LOUIS NAGY — World Geogra¬ phy, ISS, Athletic Director PHOEBE OREBAUGH — US Government, U. S. History CAROL JANE PIETRUSZAK — Earth Science Surprise, surprise, Mrs. Dove! JOHN RAOOSEVICH — Biology I and II LOIS RHOOES — English 11, U. S Government ALMA RITCHIE — English S PETE RITCHIE — U. S. History 23 VIOLA SAGER — Accounting, Business Computers PATRICIA SHELTON — Library CARRIE SHULL — Health Physical Education, Driver T raining JAN SIMMONS — Geometry, Algebra JOHN 8KELLY — Computer Con¬ cepts, General Math DENNIS SMITH — Agriculture JESSIE SMITH — Resource Teacher DAVID SNIVELY — Jazz Band, Band BETTY STROTHER — Business Computers, Office Specialist I and II KIM TATE — English 3 and 1 2 NANCY VICK — English S and 10 BUD WALLS — Industrial Coop¬ erative Training [CT] SCOTT WARNER — Art MYRA YANCEY — Guidance Counselor Mr, Skelly is engrossed in the game. Everybody has one strange day; just ask Mr. Gresham or Mr. Sprinkel! 24 •JOAN CAMPBELL — Library Aide BONNIE CARR — Handicapped Bus Driver, Aide to Handicapped Stud ents JEAN DOVE — Guidance Aide BETTY DRIVER — Bookkeeper a GILDA DOVE, o Head Custodian; JOE TROUT, BR. JOE TROUT, JR. CARROLL COFFMAN 25 Cafeteria Ladies: DotKyger, Manager; Pat Weaver, Betty Ritchie. Amy Hillyard, Marie Nicholas, Sheila May, and Catherine Holsinger. 26 ‘ 0 ; Clockwise from top left: Mr. Morris stud¬ ies the paper. Yes, Mrs. Funkhousen even works in her sleep. Mrs. Gentry flashes her pretty smile. Ms. Hawkins mixes addition with vocabulary. f 1 ' ' i lilt f f “And then we became seniors . juniors • At an upcoming freshman ' s first tour of Broad¬ way High School during eighth grade orientation, the possibility of deciphering the ways and means of the hallway system seems remote. These stu¬ dents’ reign and seniority over at John C. Myers is soon counterattacked by their being the babes once again. The October Homecoming float is the class ' first attempt to work together, but in class this togetherness is shattered for the first time by intermingling upperclassmen with underclassmen. Uncertainty abounds and is obvious by the scared silence of the ninth grade bleachers during the cheerleaders ' roll call. It is hard to be outspoken, though, when their identity is questioned by their being labeled Natalie ' s little sister or Rob ' s baby brother. Sophomore life is much easier. Teachers have learned more names, and there is a younger class following tenth graders. Throughout the last year of required health and physical education new mini¬ classes are part of the curriculum. Hunter Safety is learned, and Drivers ' Ed and Sex Ed help every¬ one to learn all the things he she ever wanted to know. Classes are advancing to high levels of diffi¬ culty, but students are over freshman fright and are getting more involved. A junior ' s year is a busy year. Eleventh graders are finally considered upperclassme n, meaning ju¬ nior varsity players can be varsity, most students have job eligibility, and MVTC classes accept two- year enrollees. PSATs begin to prepare college- bound pupils, and as each person reaches sixteen, he or she is eligible for a driver’s license. Juniors feel as if they are constantly organizing, exercising, or thinking of ideas for fundraisers, and they usual¬ ly are. A main event of the year is providing and going to the Junior-Senior Prom after which there are only a few days before juniors can be labeled seniors. For some students their senior year is the shortest; for others, the longest. Serious thoughts enter twelfth-grade minds as they scramble to improve SAT scores and meet college application deadlines. Many pupils work part-time or full-time while trying to attain all of the required credits and make-up classes before June. Inter¬ mingled among these headaches are senior priv¬ ileges to take advantage of and look forward to. Honor students are masters on slave day; seniors can be first through the lunch line, attend the ban¬ quet, go on government field trips, get yearbooks first, be entitled to a motto, flower, and colors, and have the prom presented in their honor. Getting an education while collecting four years worth of memories is like having the cake and eat¬ ing it too, and the whipped creme upon these good times is the final field day of graduation in June. Seniors: Class of 1 985 Senior Class Officers: Vickie Mangold, Treasurer; Chuck Boiler, President; Linette See. Secretary; Dana Smith. Vice-President. 30 Jerry Layne Arbogast Timberville, Va. Mr. Mrs. Dwight Arbogast 1 QB B7 Connie Lynn Arehart Timberville, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. Hunter Arehart 9 03 66 Michele Denise Andee Timberville, Va. Mr. . Mrs. Beverly L. Andes 4 04 67 Bartlett William Arbogast Broadway, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. Cam Arbogast 5 98 67 Theresa Ann Arehart Timberville, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. Beverly Arehart 6 03 67 Sandra Lynn Armentrout Harrisonburg, Va. Mr. Mrs. William Armentrout 8 1 7 67 31 Todd Brian Bailey Harrisonburg, Va. Mr. Mrs. Lloyd C. Bailey 7 1 B B7 Pamela Virginia Baker Timberville, Va. Peggy Harper Lester Baker 2 1 5 S 7 Motto . . . Never regret the things that you have done . . . Tina Marie Baldwin Harrisonburg, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. Nelson N. Baldwin Kimberly Ann Barb Fulks Run, Va. Mr. Mrs. Narval N. Barb 2 1 9 B7 B 27 67 Cynthia Bail Barrlx Harrisonburg, Va. Mr. Si Mrs. Barry Barrix 1 0 1 5 65 Tina Maria Barrix Harrisonburg, Va. Mr. Mrs. Barry Barrix 10 31 66 Todd Bailey casually shies from the camera. 32 Only regret the things that you have never tried. Lyaa Lsyne Bazzle Broadway, Va. Mr, Si Mrs. W.A. Bazzle 10 1 2 66 Rebecca Marie Beahm Broadway, Va. Mr. Mrs. Joseph E. Beahm 7 27 67 It’s not that funny, Kim Barb! Timothy Scott Biller Harrisonburg, Va. Mr. Mrs. Harry W. Biller 6 26 67 Tony Eugene Biller Broadway, Va. Mr. . Mrs. Wayne E. Biller 3 07 67 □ale Eugene Biller Broadway, Va. Janice and Elwood Biller 6 1 0 67 □onald Craig Biller Broadway, Va. Mr. Donald R. Biller 2 03 67 33 Charles Dean Boiler Lacey Springs, Va, Mr. S Mrs. Raymond D. Boiler 1 1 25 SB Melissa Lynn Boyers I—larrisonburg, Va. Mr. S Mrs. Richard L. Boyers 1 O OB BS He runs, dribbles and shoots, but Mrs. Funkhouser can still pin Chuck Boiler. 34 Mary Elizabeth Cullers Broadway, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. Marvin Cullers 1 2B B7 Randy Brown Cullers Broadway, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. Norman B. Cullers A 1 1 B7 Aaron Joseph Conley Broadway, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. E.B. Conley Jr. 1 O 27 BB Beatriz Eugenia Constain Timberville, Va. Mr. Mrs. J. Stanley Roller 1 1 3 66 Stacey Lee Cuater Fulks Run, Va. Gary and Linda Custer 3 1 6 67 Laura Ann Danner Harrisonburg, Va. Mr. Mrs. C. L. Danner 10 1 3 66 35 Randy Cullers, you have the cutest little baby face! Robert; Luther dean Broadway. Va. Mr Mrs. David F. Dean 1 1 9 67 Nola Jean Deavera Harrisonburg, Va. John and Lettie Deavers 7 26 67 donna Annette davis Linville, Va. Mr. S Mrs. Charles Davis 8 03 67 Robin Renee davie Broadway, Va. Mr. S Mrs. Robert O. Davis 6 1 9 67 Bruce Lynn dallinger Timberville, Va. Roger and Alice Dellinger 5 29 67 Carl Lee dallinger Timberville, Va. Mr S Mrs. Donald W. Dellinger 6 04 67 36 Colors . . . Lavender and purple Elizabeth Pawn Dellinger Broadway, Va. Brisco and Janet Dellinger 9 29 67 Tony Martin Derrow Broadway, Va. Mr. 61 Mrs. Joseph E. Derrow 1 0 30 66 Susan Plane Estep Timberville, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. Boyd Estep 10 1 6 66 Clarissa Ann Fahrney Timberville, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. Billy Fahrney 5 22 66 Tim Biller manages a nap in a convincing position. 37 Jerry Lee Flick Broadway, Va. Mr. Mrs. Raymond W. Flick. 3 1 0 67 Shannon Scott Foltz Broadway, Va. Mr. Mrs. Buddy W. Foltz B 1 5 B7 Karla Anne Golladay Timberville, Va. Mr. . Mrs. Garland Golladay 1 0 25 67 Melody Sue Good Fulks Run, Va. Mr. Mrs. Harley Good 5 1 4 67 Jane Taylor Qreathead Broadway. Va. Mrs. Betty Greathead 7 20 67 William Erneat Grimm Jr. Broadway, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. Ernest Grimm 8 07 65 3B Estudiante de Colombia Betty Constain If you were 2,500 miles away from your home, family, and friends for almost a year in a foreign country that has strange customs and speaks a different language, would you be happy? Somehow Beatriz Eugenia Constain, known to most BHS stu¬ dents as Betty, always manages a friendly smile. She is an exchange student from Cali, Colombia, and is being hosted by Gwen Roller and family. She has already learned much about the American way of life after living on the Rollers’ dairy farm. She describes her stay as different but a good experience.” Her new rural environment contrasts sharply with her family’s mod¬ ern apartment in Cali, a city of two million people. When asked what her favorite American food is, she smiles and says, without hesitation, Milkshakes. She also has ac¬ quired an American music taste for Air Supply. Betty is quickly learning how American entertainment dents the pocketbook, since she compares prices to paying only one dollar for both a movie and munchies with her friends in Colombia. When it comes to school, however, Betty believes that students in the U.S. have it easy. In Colombia she attended a Catholic school where her day began at B: CO a. m. and included fourteen subjects, not five or six. Betty has adjusted very well to life in the U.S. Her well- rounded, friendly personality is an asset to B. H. S. When asked if she is glad she decided to be an exchange student, she pleasantly smiles and responds with a Si.” Patrick Albert Hahn Singers Glen, Va. Mr. G Mrs. Richard G. Hahn 1 29 67 Sheila Lane Hall Linville, Va. Mr. G Mrs. George Hall 11 1 1 B6 □errick Wayne Harplne Timberville, Va. Ruth Ann Harpine 9 26 67 Patrick Allan Harrold Jr. Broadway, Va. Mr. Mrs. Pat A. Harrold 1 1 2 67 39 Joel Edward Hinkle Broadway, Va. Mr. Mrs. Woodrow Hinkle 5 09 67 Kerri Jeanne Hively Broadway, Va. Mr. . Mrs. James E. Hively 5 22 67 Charles Marion Hess Harrisonburg, Va. Mr. Mrs. J.C. Neff 1 1 4 B7 Brian Scott Hinegardnar Timberville, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. James Hinegardner 2 1 5 B7 Richard Lea Hodge, Jr. Timberville, Va. Richard L. Hodge Sr. Imojene L. Hodge 5 1 0 66 □avid Luther Hoover II Fulks Run, Va. Janice Hoover 3 30 67 40 I need a new manicure! thinks Donna Davis. Michael Chriatopher Jenkina Timberville, Va. Mr. Mrs. Henry Jenkins 1 2 25 66 Caeey Lae Judy Harrisonburg, Va. Terry and Phyllis Judy 1 1 21 66 41 Tomi-Jean Kingston Broadway, Va. Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. Kingston Jr. 7 23 67 Donna Kay Kirby Broadway, Va. Mr. . Mrs. Richard Kirby 3 03 67 Donna Leola Knlttel Linville, Va. Ron and Barbara Kmttel 5 01 67 Curtin Wayna Knupp Broadway, Va. Charles and Alda Knupp •4 1 1 67 Robin Oavis schemes to embezzle some money in Accounting II. 42 Susan Abigail Knupp New Market, Va. Mr. Mrs. Leonard L. Layman 4 1 2 BB William Roger Knupp Fulks Run, Va. Roger Knupp 1 2 1 O BB John Walter Laffey Broadway, Va. Mrs. Julie Laffey Mr. James Laffey 3 1 B B7 Steven Todd Landea Linville, Va. J. Steve and Lois Landes 0 24 S 7 Jay Joachim Krueger Linville, Va. Mr. Mrs. J.H. Krueger 2 22 67 Liaa Ann Kyger Harrisonburg, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. George N. Kyger 2 1 5 B7 Ricky Allen Lentz Bergton, Va. Mrs. Mary Lantz 2 1 B 67 Tina Reedy Lantz Bergton, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. Willard S. Reedy Jr. 1 1 21 66 43 Caren Virginia Lutz New Market, Va. Willard and Lorna Lutz 8 07 67 Tina Maria Madiaon Timberville, Va. Mr. Mrs. Richard Madison 9 04 66 Angela Faye Lindamood Harrisonburg, Va. Evelyn Lowell Rapp Roger Lindamood 6 01 67 Thareaa Lynn Lltten Timberville, Va. Mr. Mrs. Donald L. Litten 3 24 67 Julie Ann Mafchiaa Fulks Run, Va. Mr. Mrs. Donald L. Mathias 2 1 6 67 Kimberly Dawn Mathias Harrisonburg, Va. Charles and Carolyn Mathias 1 2 06 66 44 Tony Derrow and Patrick Hoover blow their own horns. Laura Gina Mathiaa Timberville, Va. Mr. Mrs. Wayne E. Mathias 11 1 1 66 Sherrie Michelle May Bergton, Va. Mr. S Mrs. Charles R. May 3 1 3 67 Angela Renee Mick Broadway, Va. Mr. Mrs. Charles Mick 1 21 67 Charlene Fay Miller Timberville, Va. Mr. Si Mrs. Allen Miller 3 23 67 Sherry Elizabeth McCoy Timberville, Va. Ms. Mary C. McCoy 6 1 A 67 Carol Ann McKenzie Timberville, Va. Mr. Si Mrs. Allen A. McKenzie 1 2 2B 66 45 Twice a Senior! □oug Good Imagine being 2B yeans old and still in high school. Forget it, right? Doug Good did not forget it and is now the senior with the most seniority in the graduating class of 1 9S5. First set to receive his diploma in 1 9?5, he dropped out of Broadway High during the final semester of his senior year. Doug knew he was not going to be able to graduate, so he quit. A quitter, however, is exactly what Doug is not. He had never failed before, but throughout the 1 974-75 school year he worked a late job which took away from homework and sleep time and conse¬ quently lowered his grades. The decade between his senior years Doug worked at various jobs. He was too frustrated to return to BHS for the 1 975-7B school year, and after not going back one year, it was easier to keep putting it off. He had convinced himself that he did not need his education, but he soon found out he was wrong. Doug had been thinking for a while about going back to school, but this is the first year he “got the nerve to do it.” Needing only 2’ a credits to graduate, he returned to BHS last summer to take government. With the support of family and friends he enrolled as a senior taking algebra and adding English literature to his schedule second semester. For now Doug works in the Emergency Room at Rockingham Memorial Hospital and hopes to become an x-ray technician. He plans to begin his training by joining the Air Force in September Cfor which he needs his diploma], It was rough at first, says Doug. He noticed that things have changed at Broadway. He thinks the students are a lot more brave and open about what they say and whom they say it to. He feels respect for fellow students, though, and that impresses him. Now he says he feels like a senior again and fits in. We think so too! Lorie Lynn Miller Broadway, Va. Mr. Mrs. Frederick Miller Jr. 5 06 67 Lynwood Matthew Miller II Fulks Run, Va. Mr. Mrs. Lynwood M. Miller 1 2 21 66 □ errell Ray Miller Timberville, Va. Mr Mrs. Thomas E Goolsby (Guardian] 5 06 6? Denise Lynn Miller Broadway, Va. Mr. Mrs. Delmas W. Miller 3 1 3 6? 46 Brenda Lee Mongold Criders, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. Buddy B. Mongold B 1 4 B7 Vickie Sue Mongold Harrisonburg, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. Victor A. Mongold 4 1 2 B7 Lee Jackson Milla Jr, Timberville, Va. Mrs. Sharon Ray 1 0 28 66 Karen Deniee Minnick New Market, Va. Clarence and Marietta Showalter B Q6 B7 Jamea Edward Moyar Timberville, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. Robert Moyer 1 0 06 66 Larry Edwin Moyer Broadway, Va. Mr. Mrs. Edwin E. Moyer 2 1 9 67 47 Keith Alan Moyers Fulks Run, Va. Betty Moyers 4 1 1 67 Titus Wilmer Myers Broadway, Va. Wilmer and Naomi Myers 1 1 01 66 John Jennings Nelson Broadway, Va. Leona Ruth Nelson 8 29 65 Todd Victor Norris Timberville, Va. Mr. Mrs. Victor Norris B Q4 66 Pat Herrold, a mechanical mastermind, does his work. Csthsrine Marie Painter Broadway, Va. Mr. and Mrs. John Painter, Jr. 1 26 67 Tens Mae Painter Broadway, Va. Mr. 6i Mrs. Richard Painter 12 1 1 66 48 Joseph Lee Palmer Timbenville, Va. Mn. S Mrs. Roy N. Palmer 6 30 67 Crystal Levelle Perkerson Harrisonburg, Va. Mabel Johnson 1 21 66 Amende Ellzebeth Reedy Broadway, Va. Mr. S Mrs. John W. Reedy 3 1 0 67 Floyd Leon Reedy Harrisonburg, Va. Leon and Treva Reedy 7 1 6 65 Wesley Todd Reemer Timberville, Va. Mr. S Mrs. Todd Reamer 7 22 67 Stuart Arthur Reed Harrisonburg, Va. Mr. S Mrs. Stanley Reed S 1 7 67 49 Myron Lana Ready Fulks Run, Va. Mr. Mrs. Garland Reedy 5 05 67 Scottle Allen Reedy Harrisonburg, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. Leon Reedy 3 24 67 Cynthia Ann Ritchie Broadway, Va. Mr. Mrs. Raymond Ritchie Jr. 11 1 2 66 Thomaa Wileon Ritchie Timberville, Va. Larry W. Ritchie Brenda M. Ritchie 1 2Q B7’ Jerry Schroeder smiles impishly. 50 Gwendolyn Roller Timberville, Va. Mr. S, Mrs. J. Stanley Roller 1 Q Q4 66 Michael Allen Runion Timberville, Va. Mr. Mrs. Derwood Runion B 25 B7 Lisa Ann Ryman Timberville, Va. Mr. Mrs. Donnie A. R yman 6 20 67 Kelley May See Broadway, Va. Virgil and Ruby See 1 0 20 66 Aren’t you glad you use Dial, Gwendolyn Roller? Linette Rene See Timberville, Va. Mr. Mrs. Connie See 771 8 67 Liea Faye Sellers Timberville, Va. Mr. Mrs. Jeryl L. Sellers 6 06 67 51 Everette Ray Shiflet Fulks Run, Va. Mr. S. Mrs, Glen Shiflet 5 1 6 67 Angela Ann Bhlpe Timberville, Ve. Mr. £i Mrs. Justin D. Shipe 1 1 22 BB Pamela Maa Shepard Harrisonburg, Va. Homer and Patricia Shepard 4 03 67 John Allan Bharman Jr. Linville, Va. Mr. . Mrs. John A. Sherman 1 0 0 - 4 66 Laurie Anna Showman Harrisonburg, Va. Mr. . Mrs. Stanley □. Showman Jr. 3 1 7 67 Jeffrey Edward Blmmera Harrisonburg, Va. Mr. Mrs. James E. Simmers 1 05 67 52 Eye of the Tiger Zen, Ken, Ich! (Mind, Fist, One!) These three Japanese words seem to sum up the total martial arts experience. Senior Scott Leake has been involved in the Halterman Institute Karate pro¬ gram since tenth grade. He felt that he was no good in other sports and that Karate seemed to be something at which he could excel. He has already acquired his blue belt and needs six more belts to reach his goal of black belt. Scott competes in Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, Washington, D.C., and Virginia. He has placed in many events and enjoys the challenge of fighting other blue belts. He says it’s hard to practice four days each week to be prepared for these contests. With Scott, school work always comes first. He feels that his Karate rarely interferes with his studies, but when it does, he will stay out of practice to catch up on homework. He says, Those who become obsessed with it might have a hard time deciding between Karate practice and homework. ” Scott ' s future goal is to someday open his own Karate school. He, of course, would be the sensei (master]. First, though, he has to get his black belt, and that day is far away. Says Scott, I ' ve been a blue belt since May, and I ' ve been waiting to test for the green belt it seems like forever. I guess it just takes patience, but eventually I’ll make it!” Good luck, Scott! Scott Leake Penny Lane Simmera Linville, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. Douglas Simmers 6 06 67 Tina Dawn Simmera Broadway, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. James E. Simmers 4 06 67 53 Lisa Carol Smith Harrisonburg, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. Carroll L. Smith 1 0 02 6 6 Michelle Paulette Smith Linville, Va. Mr. Mrs. Kermit Smith 1 2 0 5 6 6 Tina Simmers ponders a difficult problem. 54 Lester Wayne Strewderman Timberville, Va. Faye Meadows 3 21 65 Lisa Kathyrn Strickler Broadway, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. James F. Strickler 1 0 22 65 PeeWee Whetzel, you ' re so domestic! Jeffrey Scott Thomas Timberville, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. Kenneth Thomas 3 03 67 Timothy Wayne Thompson Linville, Va. Mr. Mrs. Floyd Thompson 1 1 2S 66 55 Laura Lynn Van Buran Linville, Vs. Bill and Shirley Black 2 26 67 Stacey Erwin Vaughan Broadway, Va. Mr. . Mrs. Samuel Vaughan 1 0 21 66 Roger Lae Turner Fulks Run, Va. Mr. Mrs. Leonard Turner 1 2 22 66 Gurtie Van Updike Timberville, Va. Mr. Mrs. J. K. Updike 12 1 6 66 Michele Eileen Wager Timberville, Va. Mr. S. Mrs. M. Douglas Wager 1 21 67 Vicki Jean Werner Harrisonburg, Va. Mary M. Warner Charles W. Warner 11 1 3 66 56 William Allen Whetzel Linville, Va. Mr. G. Mrs. William Whetzel 5 21 67 Gilbert Allan Whitmire Timberville, Va. Mr. Mrs. Richard Whitmire B 1 S 66 Seniors not pictured: Four senior calculus students wonder why. Allen Eugene Evans Timberville, Va. Mrs. Bernice Evans 4 24 66 Douglas Wayne Good Broadway, Va. Mr. Mrs. Richard O. Good 5 1 3 57 Ricky Lynn Mangold Timberville, Va. Mr. Mrs. Leonard Mongold 3 23 65 57 Biggest: Blushers: Many Cullers, Mike Runion Senior Superlatives Senior Superlatives Best All Around: Libby Dellinger, George Sherman Biggest Clowns: Donne Davis, Randy Cullers Laziest: Jay Moyer, Vickie Mongold 58 Moat □adicatad to tha Claaa of 1 906: Chuck Boiler, Moat Artlatlc: Tony Biller, Rhonda Strickler Libby Dellinger 53 Mo� t Likely To Succeed: Donald Jenkins, Edie Suter Mait Outipoken: Mark Poirot. Kerri Hively 60 Most Unforgettable: Pam Baker, Randy Cullers Blggaet Flirts: Donna Davis, Jerry Arbogast 61 Most Athletic: Gwen Roller, Chuck Boiler Moat Musical: Larry Moyer, Melody Good Moat Talkative: Mark Poirot, Tina Barrix Beat Build: PeeWee Whetzel, Beat Flgurea:Sherry Spiggle, Libby Dellinger 62 Most Individual ' : Bruce Dellinger, Sherry McCoy Most Energetic: George Sherman, Pam Baker Senior Committee Chalrperaona: Edie Suter, Kerri Hively, Theresa Litten, Sherry Spiggle, Tina Simmers, Melody Good. Moet Forgetful: Angie Lindamood, Jay Moyer S3 Juniors: Class of 1 98B G4 Joey Adams Michael Allison Jeffrey Armentrout Carolyn Aryers Craig Bailey Jeffrey Baker Angela Bare Martha Bedingfield Sherry Bergdoll Thomas Borg Barbara Bowman Tina Bowman Mark Boyers Tina Brady Melissa Branner Pamela Branner Tonya Branner Rebekah Brawley This is the yean for class rings . Luther Brown Woodrow Brown Katherine Calhoun Kathy Caplinger Mark Carper Tony Cave Mark Charlton Lisa Click Michele Coffman Anjanette Comer Brent Comer Eric Conley Rodney Conley Troy Conley Steven Conrad Daniel Crider Danny Cubbage Jennifer Cullers 65 William Daniels Carl Dean Selena Dean Angela Deavers Angela Delawder Dawn Dispanet Detra Dove Donna Dove Harold Dove Janis Dove Karla Dove Roy Dove Kristine Downin Mark Driver Robin Easton Jeffrey Emrich Tammy Fawley Tina Flick hosting the prom . . . Ellen Frazier Stacey Freeman Aaron Fulk Brent Fulk Faye Fulk James Fulk Penny Fulk Trudy Gledwell Kevin Goins Terrina Judy is glad to be a junior. B6 Mary Grimm Vicki Hall Kim Hammer Robin Hansbrough Bobby Hartman Keith Henderson Cynthia Havener Eric Hinkle Connie Hodge looking forward to next year. Kenny Shoemaker makes his daily rounds. Lora Hollar Jeffrey Holsinger Ellen Holsinger Theresa Holzner Steven Hostetler Alicia Hottinger Michael Hottinger Ricky Hottinger Walter Hottinger Cletis Jenkins □ana Jenkins Jason Jenkins Ronald Johnson Richard Jones Terrina Judy Kecia Keller Robert Kibler Richard Kirby 67 Phyllis Kline Rebecca Kline Tammy Knight Carter Lam Tina Lantz Arthur Layman Bonnie Lineweaver Christine Lineweaver Faye Lohr Terri Lorenzen Donna Martz Lisa Mathias Paula May Floyd McAvoy Mark McCoy Karen Miller Philip Miller Sherry Miller Juniors won first place Bruce Mills Brenda Mitchell Nina Mohler Pamela Mongold Teresa Mongold Tony Mongold Barbara Morris Betty Mowbray Christine Moyer Jeff Emrich and Eric Conley are junior band members. BB Tina Lantz is a junior cheerleader for the varsity squad. Timmy Moyer Mary Myers Rebecca Nesselrodt Anita Nesselrodt Shirli Newcomb Jo Norris Anita O’Roark Randy Palmer Lora Payne in float competition for Homecoming. Melissa Pegram Veronica Peterman Marcia Phillips Clyde Pickett Arlene Pitts Michele Pratt Janet Raynes Tammy Reams Carey Reedy Vernon Reedy Stacy Rhodes Marty Riggleman Stephanie Riggleman Eric Ritchie Jeffrey Ritchie Shane Ritchie Susan Ritchie Harold Ross Mellenie Runion Sherry Runion Susan Rush David Ryman Kimberly Ryman Lynn Sager Tamara Sampson Jerry Schroeder Nicholas Sherman One more year! Jimmy Fulk and Bruce Bowman wheel the halls as partners. Debbie Shipp Angela Shirkey Kevin Shirkey Tammy Shirkey Jacqueline Shoemaker Kathy Shoemaker Kenneth Shoemaker Amy Showalter Jeffrey Showman Julie Shultz Melissa Simmers Dherie Smith Gaye Smith Teresa Smith Kay Stewart Glenn Strawderman Michael Strawderman Harry Suters 70 □avid Switzer Theresa Taylor Robert Thompson Richard Trimble Derrick Trumbo Timothy Trumbo Linda Turner Tamera Tusing Quentin Walton Brian Wenger Charles Wenger Stephanie Whetzel Robert White Frank Wilkins Judy Wittig Rodney Yankey 71 Sophomores: Class of 1 987 Class Offlcars: Kelly Phillips, President; Lisa Coffman, Vice-President; Anita Litten. Secretary; Spencer Suter. Treasurer. 72 Kathi Alexander P. Mike Allebaugh April Armentrout Elizabeth Baker Kimberly Baker William Baldwin Buddy Barb Timothy Barb Todd Barb Brian Bare Keith Bare Wayne Bazzle Monica Biller Shane Biller □aniel Blosser Thomas Boiler Andrew Borror James Bowman Sophomores are the “middle kids. ” Cindy Branner Steven Brown Timothy Carpenter Elden Carr Jerry Carr □wayne Cash Carl Cave Michael Cave Angela Coffman Lisa Coffman Roger Coffman Susie Coffman Richard Cole Martin Coleman Lori Collins Janel Combs Sherri Comer Teresa Conley 73 Greta Cook Gregory Cooper Tammy Corbin Tony Corbin Laura Cosner Ann Coyle Spencer Crawford Jeremy Crider Patsy Crider Marsha Crowe David Croy Shari Curry Allen Custer Candy Custer Warren Custer Charles Danner Chris Davis Lea Ann Davis Sophomores won Spirit Week Shurn Davis Henry Deavers Carolyn Dellinger Ashley Dennis Michael Deputy Melody Derrow Christie Dove Davy Dove Michelle Dove Rosetta Dove Wesley Dove Diana Drummond Daryl Estep Meredith Eton David Eye Christina Farrell Marcia Favre Christopher Feddon 74 Sherry Flick Mark Forren Rebecca Fulk Wesley Fulk Crystal Funk Tonie Fusco John Gentry Wendy Goding Connie Good Ginger Goodwin Tonya Gowl Christopher Greathead Michael Greaver Roy Grogg Joyce Gump Edward Hall Edward Harper Robin Harpine competition of Homecoming activities. Vicki Harpine Thomas Harrell Sharon Harrison Kelly Hartman Timothy Hasler Misty Hassler Melanie Hegamyer Ernest Hess Kimberly Hevener James Hiter Larry Hoover Gerald Hottinger Melissa Hottinger Connie Howard Larry Huffman Donald Hughes Jason Jerrels Lynda Johnson 75 Mark Johnson Wendy Kaplinger Kimberly Knight Diane Knupp Donald Knupp Kate Krueger Stacy Lam Michael Lambert Nancy Lane Wayne Lantz Anita Litten Steven Long Jacqueline Lowrimore Sharon Martz Danny Mason Bradley Mathias Dheryl Mathias Pamela Mathias Sophomores sold ornaments Miller McDonald Ghari Messerley Stacey Mick Robert Miller Susan Miller Buddy Miller Cindy Milstead David Mongold Jeffrey Morris l Henry Deavers relaxes before classes begin. Randi Morris Joanna Myers Teresa Nesselrodt Juanita Orebaugh Michael Painter Cindy Painter Stacy Pangle Tammy Pence Lisa Petralia posters, candles, stuffed animals. Tim Carpenter needs refreshing after p.e. class. ' ilk 0 i r- ■- MBIWI—l (% V 7 ■■■■ a ft mmmmm n mm mm ■ | 1 P ■■■■■■■■■■■■ ' ■ m mm V 1 ) • L 0 i : } K M -•— — if - 5. Kelly Phillips Melissa Phillips Michael Phillips Judy Puffenbarger Margaret Ratliff Randy Reams Donna Reedy Annette Riggleman Rodney Riggleman Rose Riggleman Patricia Ringgold Amy Ritchie Becky Ritchie Curtis Ritchie Kathy Ritchie Kevin Ritchie Michael Ritchie Tianna Ritchie 77 Neil Roadcap James Roller Laura Roush Julie Runion Rodney Schroeder Stacy See Timmy See □ana Sellers Rosemary Shifflett Steve Shifflett Daryl Showalter Jeffery Showalter Shannon Showalter Brenda Shultz David Siever Anthony Simmers Delray Smith Ginger Smith Robert Snively Lisa Spitzer Lisa Spitzer Ronda Strickler S.C. Strickler Neil Summers Sophomores won third place in float competition for Homecoming. Anthony Simmers grins mischievously, making us wonder what he ' s plotting next. 7B Spencer Suter Renee Swope Christina Thompson Lori Turner Xan Turner Gary Ward Jeffrey Watson Regina Wegman Johnny Werner Jeremy Whetzel Franklin Wilkins Doyle Williams Jerry Williams Gilbert Wimer Michael Wine Candy Wittig Pattie Wittig Tony Wittig Steve Long, Tianna Ritchie, Carol Dove, Susie Shoemaker and Wayne Lantz draw perspectives for art class. 70 Freshmen: Class of 1 9BB 1?xmS ]]a jfl « mm 4 1 L I y p llfj ; fl 0 II� T M ' 1 i 1 m. Ciaas Officara: Sherry Rodeffer, President; Shawn Martin, Vice-President; Gina Harrison, Secretary; Wendi Hively, Treasurer BO Cynthia Adams Donna Anderson Kathy Armentrout Robert Armentrout Richard Austin Gregory Ayala Cheryl Baker Patricia Baker James Baker Barry Barrix Grant Bibble Todd Biller John Billet Danell Blosser Joey Blosser Julia Borror Michelle Botkin Steven Bova A new beginning . . . Leigh Bowles Stephanie Bowman Joseph Boyd Angela Boyers Kevin Bradfield Dominique Branner Ellen Branner John Branner Laurie Brinn Monica Burrough Lynette Callahan Terry Campbell Connie Carr Laura Carr Cory Cave Tina Charlton Candice Cline Christina Cline B1 Michael Clinedinst □avid Coffman Joni Coffman Marsha Coleman □awn Comer □onald Conley Bobby Crawford Lori Crawford Kimberly Crider Mary Crider Natalie Crider Richard Crider Kelly Crosbie Barbara Cunningham □ennis Curry Neil Custer Owight Cart Ron Cavis Starting a four year journey • • • Timothy Dean Wendi Dean □ennis Oeavers Patricia Oelawder Torina Cellinger Robin Cellinger Lori Oepoy Sara Cickenson □eitra Cooley Kelley Rhodes concentrates on her homework. 82 Barbara Dove Carol Dove Kathryn Dove Shannon Dove Amy Downin Christopher Driver Melissa Elliot Alan Emswiler Donna Eppard overcoming fears . . . Ginny Ruff plays her saxophone. Debbie Evans Connie Fink Rachel Fink Melissa Frank Gina Freeman Crystal Fulk Steven Fulk Tonie Fulk Marc Golladay Larry Good Pamela Good Melissa Grimm Rebecca Grimm Anna Grogg Angela Halker Sharon Hall James Hamblin Lisa Hanger S3 Deanna Hansbrough Lori Harper Tracy Harpine Gina Harrison Cathy Harrold Timothy Harvey Brent Hedrick Mary Hess Clint Hinkle Wendi Hively Carol Holsinger Christy Holsinger Kelley Holsinger Carl Holzner Christopher Hood Melissa Hornbeck Peter Hostetler Camie Hottinger njoying new experiences • • • Cindy Hottinger David Hughes Jewitt Hulvey Amber Kaplinger Tina Kaplinger Barbara Kelly Timothy Kennedy William Kile Billie Kimble Kim Ung sews in her home economics class. BA Dennsie Lam Gary Lam Steven Kirby Richard Kline Jerry Lambert Kevin Landes Sean Lankard Darin Lantz Jacqueline Layman Kelley Crosby and Angie Halker toot their flutes. Learning what exams are like . . . Scott Lee Wakenda Lehman Jason Lewis Barbara Lineweaver Krista Lohr Andrea Lovak Cristen Lutz Helen Madison Shawn Martin Michele Mason Jennifer McAlexander Brian Meny Carla Miller Cheryl Miller Larry Miller Michael Miller □avid Mitchell Veronica Mokson B5 Keith Mongold Tine Mongold Donnie Moomaw Mike Moyers Lise Nelson Lise Nesselrodt Michael Nesselrodt Kevin Nicholson Cary Olinger More homework . . . Play it, Don! Steven Orebaugh Mathew Painter Terry Painter Otis Parker Eric Pence Richard Pence Angela Phillips Donald Phillips Ray Propst Tina Propst Andra Puffenbarger Christian Rathke Christel Reedy Darrell Reedy Leonard Reedy Travis Reedy Kelley Rhodes Michael Rhodes B6 Ann Ritchie Brian Ritchie Penny Ritchie Cystal Roadcap Johnny Roadcap Sherry Rodeffer Virginia Ruff Donald Ryan Denise Rycroft harden classes . . . Lisa Slater — the next karate kid??! Eddie Rycroft Donna Ryman Sean Ryman Shane Ryman Tina Sellers Richard Shank Mark Sherman Lisa Shifflett Jason Shirkey W. Lee Shirkey Amanda Shoemaker Dana Shoemaker Loretta Shoemaker Sandra Shoemaker Dwight Showalter Elyzabeth Showalter James Showalter Billie Shull B7 Lisa Slater Connie Smith Krista Smith Rhonda Smith Sherry Smith Stephanie Smith Laura Snively Christina Snyder □avid Snyder John Sonifrank Karin Southerly Michael Spitzer Inger Steventon Michael Stoltzfus Sheila Stout Troy Strawderman Lisa Stroop Michael Taylor Next year we will be sophomores . . . Teresa Taylor Cynthia Tease Tammy Thacker Charles Turner Jeremy Turner Michele Turner Stacy Turner Bruce Tusing Mary Tusing Mug Ung Michael Weaver Frankie Wenger Jennifer Wetzel Jon Whetzel Richard Whetzel Travis Whitmore Stacy Wilkins Pamela Willis 88 Tina Pnopst studies intently. Steve Bova cannot wait to eat. Freshmen concentrate on their studies. B9 “We show our diverse interests by joining” Sometimes school clubs are as informative to students as their classes, if not more. Organiza¬ tions that concentrate on specific areas allow stu¬ dents to develop their special interests construc¬ tively and can be perfect preparation for a stu¬ dent ' s future. Every club that covers a subject directly related to a course at Broadway High is given class time to meet on a planned “Club Day” once a month. These co-curricular clubs deal with all areas from agriculture to business, academics to industrial arts, home economics to languages, government to employment, and science to music. Non-curricular organizations, too, meet and stress areas of interest to the students. Academ¬ ic trivia quizzing, Christian life, drama, and year¬ book are not directly related to a class within the school, yet students are involved. School time is not sacrificed for their meetings; therefore they are held out of class hours, but school grounds and facilities are available. Also, more advanced in training than school clubs, the Massanutten Voca¬ tional Technical Center provides students with specified job awareness and skill. These students attend BHS only two or three periods per day and attend MVTC either in the morning or afternoon. Juniors and sometimes sophomores are eligible for Vo Tech. This option is for those who make early vocational career decisions. Involvement in some type of club or organization can improve an individual ' s outlook on school in¬ credibly. With so many of these activities to choose from there is certainly one for every student ' s in¬ terests. Student Council Association Upparclasaman: T. Berrix, C. Boi¬ ler, L. Dellinger, T. Derrow, K. Hively, A Lindemood, V. Mongold, T. Simmers, D. Smith, E. Suter, □ . Borg, P. Brenner, J. Cullers, S. Dean, E. Holsinger, T. Lentz, A. O ' Roerk, M, Pegrem, S. Ritchie, S. Rush, □. Rymsn, L. Turner, Mel Morris Advisor. Unde rclaaaman: L. Coffman,A. Coyle, C. Good, R. Herpine, L. Morris, S, Miller, K. Phillips, J. Runion, P, Wittig, J. Blosser, L. Crawford, M. Elliot, L. Harper, G. Harrison, S. Martin, S. Rodeffer, L. Slater, C. Tease, B. Tusing. Officers: Libby Dellinger, President; Shane Ritchie, Vice- President; Pam Baker, Treasurer; Renee Swope, Secre¬ tary. The executive committee of the SCA. 92 National Honor Society Officers: Melody Good, President; Caren Lutz, Vice-President; Libby Dellinger, Secretary; Kerri Hively, Treasurer; Cindy Ritchie, Historian. Senior Members: T. Biller, L. Dellinger, M. Good, K. Hively, D. Jenkins, C. Lutz, S. May, S. McCoy, L. Moyer, C. Pratt, C. Ritchie, G. Roller, P. Shepard, E. Suter. Junior Members: P. Branner, R. Brawley, M. Coffman, J. Cullers, C. J. Dean, K. Dove, M. Driver, T. Fawley, K. Goins, R. Jones, T. Judy, M. Pegram, C. Reedy, N. Sherman, A. Shirkey, K. Shirkey, K. Stewart, G. Strawderman, M. Strawderman, D. Switzer, T. Taylor, Miss Eberly, Advisor. S3 Future Farmers of America FFA Members: B. Arbogast, J. Arbogast, C. Bailey, T. Bailey, J. Baker, J, Baker, G. Baldwin, B. Barb, K. Bare, C. Barrix, G. Bibble, S. Biller, T. Biller, T. Biller, J. Biller, C. CBve, C. Cave, R. Coffman, S. Cole, G. Cooper, L. Crider, R. Cullers, A. Custer, N. Custer, S. Custer, T, Gove, A. Emswiler, J. Flick, W. Fulk, D. Fusco, M. Good, R. Grogg, M. Golliday, J. Hamblin, S. Harrison, C. Hinkle, K. Hively, P, Hostetler, □. Hughes, J. Hulvey, M. Jenkins, D. Knupp, C. Lam, J. Lambert, S. Landes, R. Lantz, S. Lee, S. Long, L. Miller, T. Mongold, D Moomaw, R. Nesselrodt, T. Norris, E. Orebaugh, S. Crebaugh, T. Painter, J. Palmer, M. Philips, □. Pickett, M. Ratliff, □. Reams, S. Reed, F. Reedy, L. Reedy, M, Reedy, S. Reedy, M. Rhodes, B. Ritchie, M. Ritchie, G. Roller, H. Ross, S. Runion, D. Ryan, E, Rycroft, S, See, R. Shank, J. Shirkey, J. Showalter, S. Showalter, J. Showman, J. Simmers, R. Snively, B. SonifrBnk, B. Stanberry, M. Stoltzfus, T. Trumbo, G. Ward, C. Wenger, W. Whetzel, G. Whitmire, S. Wilkins, T. Wittig, W. Woods, R. Yankey, M. Lambert. Advisors are James Hively and Dennis Smith. Officers: Todd Bailey, President; Kerri Hively, Vice-President; Craig Bailey, Secretary; Benny Sonifrank, Treasurer; Dawn Fusco. Reporter; Tim Biller, Parliamentarian. Future Business Leaders of America Senior Members: T. Arehart, T. Bailey, P. Bak¬ er, T. Barrix, E. Coakley, M. Cullers, R. Davis, Y. Funk, K. Golladay, M. Hassler, K. Hively, D. Jenkins, T.J. Kingston, D. Kirby, S. Knupp, A. Lindamood, T, Litten, T. Madison, L. Mathias, S. May, C. Miller, □. Miller, T. Miller, C. Pratt, A, Reedy, B. Ritchie, C. Ritchie, M. Runion, L. Showman, T. Simmers, D. Smith, L. Smith, S. Spiggle, K. Spitzer, M. Wager, V.J. Warner, Undercleesmen: Juniore: A. Bare, S. Bergdoll, B, Bowman, T. Bowman, T. Brady, T. Branner, R. Combs, A. Comer, J. Cullers, S. Dean, A □eavers, K, Dove, T. Fawley, F. Fuik, K. Keller, F. Lohr, T. Lorenzen, S, Miller, B. Mowbray, A. Nesselrodt, A. Pitts, T. Reams, S. Ritchie, S. Runion, S. Rush, K. Ryman, A. Shirkey, T. Shir- key, J. Shoemaker, A. Showalter, T. Smith, L. Turner, J, Wittig. Sophomores: A. Coffman, J. Combs, C. Davis, T. Gowl, K. Hartman, J. Lowrimore, SM. Price, J. Puffenbarger, T. Ritchie. Freshmen: K. Armentrout, R. Ar- mentrout, L. Brinn, L. Depoy, T. Harpine, A. Phillips, B. Ritchie, D. Ryman, C. Smith, K. Southerly, I. Steventon, T, Taylor Advisore are the business teachers. Officers: Karla Golladay, President; Tina Sim¬ mers, Vice-President; Theresa Arehart, Sec¬ retary; Cindy Ritchie, Treasurer; Angie Coff¬ man, Reporter; Mary Cullers, Historian. 35 Science Club Members: P. Baker, R. Davis, B Constam, L, Dellin¬ ger, T. Derrow, J. Driver, M Good. J. Greathead, B Hinegardner, K. I—lively. J. Jenkins, J. Laffey, C. Lutz, S. McCay, G. Roller, D. Sites, E. Suter, J. Thomas, P Branner, T. Branner, B. Brawley, M Coffman, B Comer, J. Cullers, S. Dean, M, Driver, K. Hender- shot, T. Holzner, F. Lohr, D, Martz, N. Mohler, J, Norris, A. Pitts, T. Reams, C. Reedy, S. Rhodes, S Ritchie, S. Ritchie, A. Shirkey, K, Shirkey, K, Stewart, G. Strawderman, M. Strawderman, L, Turner, T Barb, T. Barb, D. Blosser, C. Branner, S. Brown, C. Greathead, E. Harper, J. Hiter, L. Huffman, D, Hughes, A. Litten, M. McDonald. M, Painter, K Phil¬ lips, B. Showalter, L. Slater, D. Sellers, R. Swope, S. Suter, P. Wittig, C. Adams, J. Lewis, D. Hansbrough, G. Harrison, K. Holsinger, S. Martin, M. Mason, Officers: Edie Suter, President; Faye Lohr, Vice- President; Gwen Roller, Secretary; James Driver, T reasurer. The Academically Gifted Students Pertlclpents: Becky Brawley, Tina Charlton, Melody Good, Deanna Hansbrough, Tim Harvey, Kelley Holsinger. Don Hughes, Donna Kmttel. John Laffey. Mike Painter, Andra Puffenbarger, Gwen Roller. Ginny Ruff, Edie Suter, Spencer Sutter. (Vlrs. Funkhouser, Instructor. 06 United Nations Team members; Tim Barb, James Driver, Mark Driver, James Hi ter, Larry Huffman, Sonny Jenkins, John Laffey, Sean Lankard, Brian Meny, David Switzer, Mrs. Hadley, Advisor. Pop Quiz Team members; Mark Driver, Donald Jenkins, David Switzer, Sherry McCoy, James Driver, Aaron Fulk Miss Eberly, Advisor. 37 American Industrial Arts Student Association A ‘ J j Hi I Ip Members: J. Armentrout, J. Crider, C. Davis, L. Davis, V. Harpine, J. Jenkins, S. Landes, B Mathias, R. Propst, B. Ritchie, E. Shiflet, R. Turner, D. Williams, Doug Lyons, Advisor. Officers: Jeff Armentrout, President; Rodney Turner, Vice-President; Chris Davis, Secretary; Jason Jenkins, Treasurer; Doyle Williams, Sergeant-at- Arms; R.B. Propst, Reporter; Jeremy Crider, Historian; Brad Mathias, Par¬ liamentarian Future Homemakers of America Members: C, Ayers, A. Bare, J. Borror, T. Bowman, L. Brinn, C. Carr, L. Carr, L. Crawford, □. Dove, D. Eppard, M. Frank, Y. Funk, R. Grimm, T. Harpine, M. Hassler, C. Holsinger, K. Keller, R. Keplinger, T. Lantz, K.Lohr, J. Mathias, J. McAlexander, Miller, □, Miller, T. Mongold, B. Mowbray, C. Moyer, C. Reedy, J. Runion, C. Smith, Smith, K. Stewart, R. Swope, S. Whetzel, C. Wilder. Officers: Yvonne Funk, President; Cheryl Wilder, Vice- President; Tina Lantz, Secretary Treasurer; Renee Swope, Reporter. □ h El Club de Espanol Members: T. Barb, D. Blosser, C. Boiler, C. Brenner, P. Brenner, B. Brawley, S. Brown, J. Coffman, M. Coffman, S. Coffman, B. Conner, B Sonstain, N. Cleavers, L. Dellinger, C. Driver, J. Driver, M. Driver, K. Goins, C. Good, C. Greathead, J. Greathead, R. Harpine, B.Hinegard- ner, J. Lewis, A. Lovak, C. Lutz, D. Martz, M. Mason, N. Mohler, S. McCoy, K. Phillips, S. Rhodes, G. Roller, J, Runion, A. Shirkey, E. Suter, S. Suter, R. Swope, T. Taylor, J. Thomas, B. Wenger, P. Wittig. Advisor is William Kyger. Officers: Gwen Roller, President, Becky Brawley, Vice-President; Jane Greathead, Secretary; Chuck Boiler, Treasurer. lOO Le Cencle Francais Officer e: Gina Harrison, Secretary; Faye Lohr, Vice-President; John Laffey, Pres¬ ident; Tammy Reams, Treasurer. Members: T. Barb, T. Barb, W. Bazzle, M. Biller, S. Bowman, □ . Brenner, C. Cline, C. Cline, M. Comer, L. Cosner, C. Custer, □ . Dispanet, K. Cownin, □. Hansbrough, G. Harrison, K. Hart¬ man, K. Holsinger, M. Hottinger, J. Laffey, J. Layman, F. Lohr, T. Lorenaen, B. Meny, A. Nesselrodt, A. Puffenbarger, C. Reedy, S. Ritchie, S. Rodeffer, M. Runion, N. Sherman, L. Snively, E. Suter, L. Turner. Advisors are Patricia Evans and Lisa Good. 1 Ol □ fficara: Dwayne Cash, President; Tommy Wine, Treasurer; Barb Kelly, Secretary; Lisa Spitzer, Vice- President. Distributive Education Mambera: J. Adams. D. Anderson, B. Barrin, B. Bledsoe, A. Borror, J. Borror, B. Bowman, D. Cash, M. Cave, S. Cole, M. Coleman, T Corbin, R. Crider, P. Delawder, T. Delawder, L. Hanger, M. Hassler, M. Hess, C. Hottinger, C. Hottinger, J. Hottinger, T. Kennedy, B. Kelly, C. Knight, S. Lam, D. Lantz, V. Mokson, T. Mongold, L. Nelson, C. Olinger, M. Price, T. Reedy, C. Ritchie, R. Ritchie, D. Rycroft, D. Showalter, J. Showalter, K. Smith, L. Spitzer, M. Spitzer, C. Strickler, T. Thacker, F. Wilkins, S Wilkins, D. Williams, T. Wine, Advisor, Pat Cramer. Mambara: D. Armentrout, M. Boyers, E. Coakley, L. Collins, P. Criaer, W. Daniels, A. Deavers, R. Easton, S. Estep, F. Fulk, W. Hottinger, C. Howard, R. Kibler, F. Kimmel, C. Knupp, B. Mathias, L. Mathias, L. Miller, S. Newcomb, R. Newton, S. Riggleman, B. Ritchie, E. Shipe, S. Shoemaker, B Shultz, W Stout, J. Whetzel, Advlaor, William Butcher. Offloara: Robert Kibler, Rarlimentarian; William Daniels, Vice-President; Rebecca Newton, Secre¬ tary; Eric Coakely, Treasurer; Francis Kimmel, Presi¬ dent. 102 Cooperative Office Employment and Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Left COE: Cindy Ritchie and Missy Arehant. VICA Officers below: Wiliy Grimm, President; Vickie Mongold, Secretary; John Nelson, Treasurer; Marcie Favre, Reporter; Tim Knight, Historian; D.L. Hoover, Parlimentarian; Advisor, Bud Walls. i � .—J : s .,. igM L_ r J j i MM 1 Members: S. Alder, P. Arehart, L. Brown, T. Cave, K. Caplinger, A. Conley, □. Cove, M. Favre, T. Flick, S. Foltz, S. Freeman, W. Grimm, C.L. Hoover, T. Knight, D. Lam, T. Miller, B. Mills, J. Mills, E. Miistead, V. Mongold, J. Nelson, T. Painter, R. Palmer, T. Ritchie, G. Sherman, A. Shipe, □. Simmers, M. Smith, T. Smith, L. Strawderman, M. Van Pelt, P. Wimer. 1 C3 Guidance Aidaa: Ellen Frazier, Kay Stewart, Jane Greathead, Dana Smith, Crystal Perkerson. Office Aldeas Terri Smith, Carol McKenzie, Teresa Mongold, Missy Arehart, Mike Lewis, Becky Beahm, Libby Dellinger. 1 04 Library Aides: Tammy Shirkey, Chuck Boiler, Kristy Oownin, Lisa Bazzle, Sandra Armentrout, Barbara Morris. Teachera Aides: Donna Kirby, Michelle Andes, Brian Hinegardner, Robin Keplinger, MikeRunion, Cindy Pratt, Cherie Smith, Steve Landis, Angie Comer, Rodney Turner, Barbara Morris, Robin Davis, Tina Barrix, Donna Davis, Theresa Miller, Angie Lindamood, Mark Poirot, Laura Mathias, Sherry Spiggle, Theresa Litton, Mary Cullers, Melissa Pegram. 1 05 Fellowship of Christian Athletes Mamban: C. Bailer, D. Borg, B. Brewley, L. Dellin¬ ger, M. Derrow, T. Derrow, G. Harrison, K. Hively, W. Hively, F. Lohr, C. Lutz, C. Lutz, M. Mason, D. Martz, S. Ritchie, G. Roller, J. Rol¬ ler, □ . Sites, Brian Wenger, James Hiter, Pat Cramer, Leader. Varsity Club Membere: K. Hively, A. Shell, R. Davis, S. Spiggle, T. Derrow, T. Litten, T. Barrix, C. Boiler, D. Hughes, P Baker, J. Sherman, G. Roller, B. Brawley, V. Mongold, A. Shirkey, E. Suter, W. Godmg, J, Shepard, J. Wittig, A Comer, C- Hess, P Whetzel, D Martz, F. Lohr, G. Harrison, D, Trumbo, H. Suters, K. Goins, E. Hinkle, M. Derrow. D. Davis. D Estep. J Mills. J, Jones, S, Suter, M Painter, S. See, S. Shifflet, R. Cullers, J, Flick, J. Moyer, F. Hensley. 1 OB Morning Vo-Tech r| J . 1 4 , Li Btudenti: C. Arehart, □. Bill¬ er, □ . Biller, K. Cash, T. Clinedinst, C. Collins, H. Cul¬ lers, R. Dean, L. Dove, J. Flick, K. Fulk, T. Gladwell, S. Hall, □. Harpine, A. Hatmaker, F. Hens¬ ley, K. Jarrels, □. Jenkins, C. Judy, W, Knupp, L. Kyger, M. Lewis, M Litten, K. Msathias, □ . Miller, P. Miller, B. Mongold, J. Moyer, K. Moyers, J. Neff, C. Painter, M. Pratt, K. Price, □ . Reedy, E. Ritchie, L. Ryman, K. See, R. Sheets, P. Shepard, N. Sonifrank, R. Southerly, T. Thompson, C. Updike. Afternoon Vo-Tech Students: C. Bledsoe, T. Brady, M. Branner, K. Calhoun, M. Carper, P, Carr, M. Charlton, T. Conley, D. Crider, D. Cubbage, D. Dove, H. Dove, J. Dove, R. Dove, C. Fahrney, M. Grimm, K. Hammer, R. Hans- brough, B. Hartman, C. Hevener, E. Hinkle, J. Holsinger, S. Hostetler, M. Hottmger, R. Hottinger, D. Jenkins, R. Johnson, T. Judy, R. Kirby, D. Kline, T. Knight, B. Lineweaver, C. Lineweaver, P. May, F. McAvoy, B. Mitchell, P. Mongold, T. Moyer, L. Payne, J. Ritchie, H. Shipe, C. Smith, E. Smith, L. Smith, J. Sonifrank, G. Strawderman, K. Strawderman, T. Thomas, T. Thomas, R. White, F. Wilkins. 107 Concert Choir Mamberi; J. Arbogast, □. Armentrout, S. Armentrout, □. Bong, J. Clevenger, L. Cosnen, A. Coyle, C. Davis, Emnich, K. Hevener, J. Hinkle, J. Lowrimore, K. Miller, B. Morris, T. Painter, M. Pegram, V. Peterman, L. Petralia, Riggleman, T. Ritchie, M, Runion, S. Rush, L. Sager, A. Shipe, G. Smith, Melody Good, Accompanist; Dee Black, Director, Chorus 1 os Members: C. Adams, L Bazzle, M. Coleman, M. Crowe, B. Cunningham, S. Dean, A. Delawder, S. Dickenson. J. Emrich, R Fink, C. Fulk, P Fulk, C. Hodge, S. Kirby, H. Madison, T Madison, C. McKenzie, L. Morris. C. Moyer, M. Myers. J Raynes, J, Shultz, D. Williams, D. Wimer, Dee Black, Director. 3 Melody Mix Msmbert: Jerry Arbogast, Danny Borg, Ann Coyle, Libby Dellinger, Jeff Emrich, Melanie Hegamyer, John Laffey, Terri Lorenzen, Melissa Pegram, Linette See, Lisa Smith, Mike Strawderman, Michele Wager, Brian Wenger, Melody Good, Accompanist and Dee Black, Director. Eli Drama Members: D. Borg, B. Brawley, T. Carpenter, A. Coyle, Libby Dellinger, Secretary Treasurer; S, Dove, Mark Driver, Reporter; Trudy Gladwell, Vice-President; M. Grimm, L. Harper, T. Harpine, John Laffey, President;T. Lorenzen, S. May, S. Miller, M. Pegram, T. Phillips, C. Rathke, S. Ritchie, J. Roller, G. Ruff, M. Strawderman, D. Switzer, M. Wager, C. Wilder, Clyde Garey and Allen Lough, Advisors. The Marching Gobblers Memi . L. Bowles, S, Coffman, E. Conley, K. Crosbie, TonyDerrow, Praaldent; J. Emrich, Merry Eton, Traaaurar; S. Flick, C, Funk, Melody Good, Vlce-Praaldant;; A, Halker, K. Holsinger, P. Hoover, M. Hornbeck, □. Kirby, Anita Litten, Secretary; K. Mathias, Sherrie May, Mualc Librarian; S. Miller, D. Moomaw, L. Moyers, K. Rhodes, J. Roller, G. Ruff, M. Runion, A. Shirkey, □ . Showmaker, S. Smith, J. Trout, C. Wittig, Mr. Snively, Director. Mambara: Tonny Derrow, Christie Dove, Jeff Emrich, Connie Good, Patrick Hoover, Wendi Hively, Sherrie May, Larry Moyer, Michele Wager, Brian Wenger, Donna Martz, Mr. Snively, Director The Jazz Band The jazz band jams before the big gig. 1 1 O Kelly Phillips, Majorette. The B.H.S. Drill Team Members: Missy Arehart, Co-Captain; Janice Dove, Tina Flick, Kecia Keller, Tammy Knight, Brenda Mitchell, Lisa Petralia, Kelly See, Go-Captain. Ill “Memories . . . pressed between Editors: Libby Dellinger, Melody Good, John Laffey. Assistant Editor: Edie Suter. Advisor: Betty Funkhouser Mat Editors: Tony Derrow, Jane Greathead, Caren Lutz, Gwen Roller 112 the pages of our minds . . Ad Salespeople: Missy Arehart, Tina Banrix, Pam Baker, Becky Beahm, Mary Cullers, Libby Dellinger, Melody Good; Brian Hinegardner, also Photographer; Kerri Hively, John Laffey, Theresa Miller; Dana Smith, also Typist; Sherry Spiggle, Edie Suter, Jeff Thomas. 8|pj At Moat Ada Sold, Kelly See; Business Editor, Cindy Pratt. Typlat a: Michele Hassler, Donna Kirby. Sports Edltora: Sherry Spiggle, Kerri Hively. 113 “We strove to win in a sportsmanlike manner” In the childhood fun of duck, duck, goose, ” plas¬ tic bats, and spongeballs it is a dream to envision oneself graduating to an organized high school sport. The transition from midget leagues, farm teams, pony leagues, and Pepsi-cola tennis les¬ sons to intramurals and eighth-grade sports is a big step for maturing athletes. Once at Broadway High, athletic students are encouraged to join a junior varsity team or squad in order to prepare for varsity competition. Athletes require conditioned bodies and minds that are built from their prepara¬ tion. BHS sports kicked off a championship fall with varsity and j. v. football, cross country, varsity and j.v. girls’ basketball, and fall cheerleading. The win¬ ter drifted into the varisty and j.v. seasonal boys’ basketball, girls’ volleyball, and winter cheerleading. Spring bloomed baseball, softball, tennis, and track. Other seasonal sports-minded individuals are the coaches, managers, spotters, and stat¬ isticians, who are too often forgotten. Also, while few athletes last all three seasons, athletic train¬ ers must. The requirements of competing, showing good sportsmanship, working as a team, and giving 1 ID per cent learned by an athlete are the same rules to follow through the plays of life. Team: Captains, W. Whetzel and C. Boiler. T. Myers, S. Reedy, G. Sherman, J. Moyer, R. Collins, J. Arbogast, J. Flick, C. Updike, F. Hensely, J. Shepard, T. Hasler, G. Strawderman, F. Wilkins, R. Jones, E. Conley, B. Arbogast. R. Cullers, M. Reedy, K.Cash, B. Fulk, □. Trumbo, D. Ryman, K. Shirkey, D. Hughes, R. Conley, A. Simmers, A. Dennis, M. McCoy, J. Baker, J. Lutz, T. Boiler, H. Suters, K. Ritchie, B. Wenger. R. Reams, S. Suter, T. Corbin, W. Lantz, M. Painter, S. Shifflet, D. Estep, L. Shirkey, S. See, R. Miller, E. Hess, M. Allebeugh, B. Barb, J. Showalter, S. Pangle, E. Hinkle, D. Williams. Coaches, John Hines, Pete Ritchie, Richard Boyd, John Skelly. That Championship Season! Derrick Trumbo looks for a free Gobbler. Don Hughes stuns a Streak. 1 1 B Steve Shifflett looks to advance while Fonnest Hensley stops a pile of Giants. □avid Ryman prepares to run through. Chuck Boiler presents the District trophy to Coach Ritchie. 117 “Our Father, who art in heaven Jay Moyer is the man to stop. The district title is secured, and the Gobblers know 1 0-0 means number one. 1 1 B Head Coach D. Marstiller, Coach B. Pangle, L. Smith, L. Crider, W. Lambert, J. Lambert, R. Custer, Coach P. Ritchie, C. Coakley, M. Hardesty, L. Miller, M, Thomp¬ son, □ . Hughes, T. Spitzer, K. Landis, R. Whetzel, S. Ung, S, Pangle, S. Hinegardner, R. High, D. Wilson, C. Driver, J. Zacharko, A. Andes, B. Davis, M. Boyd, R. Kyger, M. Sherman, B. Barrix, D. Mitchell, S. Lindamood, C. Turner, M. Taylor, C. Comer. J.V. Football Stacey Pangle leads the line and pre¬ pares to set. Junior Varsity Gobblers tackle a band of Fort Indians. 113 Nobody’s Gonna Taam member : Jason Jarrels, Tom Harrell, James Hiter, Coach Scott Worner, Danny Borg, Captain: Brian Ritchie, Captain; Rodney Yankey, Shane Ritchie. Coach Worner shows his artistic talent, above, while below James Hiter finishes strong, and Brian works the Turner Asby hill. What a way to train, team! 120 Break Our Stride! Aw Coach do we have to run? Team members: Gwen Roller, Captain; Theresa Taylor, Becky Brawley, Rachael Revelis, Aaaiatant Coach; Scott Worner, Coach; Detra Dove, Cathy Painter, Captain; Cammie Hottinger, Gail Oregaugh. Becky destroys the course. Gail scales the hill. Broadway ' s top runners, Cammie and Gwen, share tactics before the race. 121 “A Changing Season” Team Mambara: Theresa Litten, Crystal Funk, Kerri Hively, Sharon Martz, Susan Ritchie, Linette See, Sherry Spiggle, Melody Derrow, Donna Martz, Carrie Shull is the coach. Again the 1 904 basketball season in terms of wins and losses could appear as somewhat of a disappoint¬ ment. This yean, however, the varsity record was improved by three wins. They key to the basketball team’s success in the future is a lot of hard work during the off-season and the desire to stay with the sport all four years. says Coach Carrie Shull. More importantly, though, the athletes have learned that a team does not have to win every game played, and the relationships made with teammates as well as other athletes are the experiences worth remembering long past high school. The girls’ varsity basketball chang¬ ing season is explained by the bits of spring, summer, fall and winter each athlete experiences during the course of a single basketball season. At times moods vary from up, down, good and okay, but each member manages to grow and learn many valuable lessons. Donna shows strategy as Mel drives baseline. 122 □id you see me trip that girl?” Linney shows determination as she drives for a power lay-up. Kerri shows concentration is the key to a success¬ ful foul shot. Tee makes an effective pass. 1 23 Junior Varsity ■s L TeS j j I □ . Brenner, J. Layman, L. Slater, R. Har- pine, S. Martin, C. Miller, M. Meson, Coach Joe Jones; S. Smith, A. Coffman, □ . Seller, A. Ritchie. L, Spitzer, P. Bren¬ ner, W. Hively. The bench applauds a successful play. Dana attempts Bn outside shot. Angie evades her guard. Stephanie and Robin look for a rebound 1 24 Was the flash a little strong, Pam? Faye, you can ' t teach an old turkey new cheers. □ur J.V. ' s play hostesses to Stonewall. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Captain Connie Good, Sherry Smith, Beth Showalter, Lisa Stroop, Tracy Harpine, Sherry Rodeffer. Varsity Cheerlaadera: Gina Freeman, Faye Lohr, Gina Harrison, Wendy Coding, TinaLantz, Captain Pam Baker, Linda Turner, Captain Robin Davis. Sponsors are Bert Hawkins and Kim Tate. Fall Rahs! 1 25 Team: Coach: G. Leake, S. Hostetler, J. Arbogast, M. Deputy, S. Reedy, □. Trumbo, B. Wenger, Aaa’t. Coach M. Morris, G. Strawderman, S. Shifflet, T. Myers, C. Boiler, R. White, W. Brown, D. Ryman, Manager T. Harvey. “A Shining Season Brain Wenger looks to pass. . 7 1 i S ' ,VV La . J«.. fcjt 1 Derrick Trumbo baskets the ball over two Knights. Scottie Reedy watches for an open Gobbler. 1 26 hngl Titus Myers looks for a man under the basket. Chuck Boiler steers the ball down the court. Steve Hostetler leaps over Central. Steve Shiffett springs for two. 1 27 Team:D. Blosser, □. Showalter, R. Miller, T. Hassler, M. Painter, B. Bare, R. Whet- zel, Coach J. Jones, P. Hostetler, M. Sherman, K. Mongold, J. Blosser, M. McDon¬ ald, D. Estep. J.V. Basketball Mike Painter shoots over two Streaks. Tim Hassler and Daryl Estep team to hold Gobbler ball. Daniel Blosser concentrates at the line. 1 2B Junior Varsity: Julie Runion, Lisa Slater, Gina Freeman, Beth Showalter, Pattie Wittig, Anita Litten. Varsity: Pam Baker, Wendy Goding, Angie Shirkey, Linda Tur¬ ner, Gina Harrison, Tina Simmers, Robin Davis, Tina Lantz. Winter Rahs! Robin cheers for Gobbler support. J.V. ' s plan their next floor cheer. Angie leads the varsity line. 1 20 A Winning Season Team Members: Judy Wittig, Cheryl Mathias, Connie Good, Robin Harpine, Anita O ' Roark, Christy Holsinger and Kelley Rhodes, Managers; Sherry Flick, Edie Suter and Donna Martz, Co-Captains; Melody Derrow, Coach Christy Jones, Diane Knupp, Trainer. Judy dives for e save. Anita returns the ball. Edie jumps high for a set. 1 30 J.V. Volleyball Team Members: Jana Davis, Amy Brooks, Carol Holsinger, Joy Pratt, Dani Bowman, Melissa Hornbeck, Captain; Angie Halker, Manager; Tracey Wine, Tonie Fulk, Crystal Roadcap, Kelly Crosbie, Captain; Chris Williams, Lori Crawford, Danell Blosser, Manager; Laura Funkhouser, Coach. Carol bumps up. □ani sets while Melissa anticipates. Kelly gives it her all. 1 Varsity Girla: M. Brenner, B. Brawley, C. Cline, C. Custer, □. Dove, T. Fulk, C Harrold, R. Herpine, A. Halker, K. Holsinger, T. Holzner, M, Hornbeck, C Hottinger, K. Krueger, J. Layman, C. Lutz, C. Lutz, S. Martin, M. Mason, J Norris, G. Orebaugh, G. Roller, L. Roush, T. Taylor. Jeff Showalter approaches the pole vault bar. Eighth Graders: A. Andes, M. Clark, L. Fulk. V. Helbert, D. Hughes, J. Glassford, C. Mitchell, J. Pierce, B. Roller, M. Thompson, B. Wilt. M. Keller. Coaches: Dana Ritchie, David Wenger, Pat Cramer, Scott Worner, John Hines. 1 32 Veraity Boys: T. Barb, W. Bazzle, T. Biller, C. Boiler, T, Boiler, □. Borg, M. Carper, T. Davis, D. Estep, T. Harrell, T. Hasler, J. Hinkle, D. L. Huffman, D. Hughes, J. barrels, T. McClure, K. Mongold, M. C. Reedy, B. Ritchie, S. Ritchie, J. Roller, R. Schroeder, S. Showelter, S. Showelter, D, Smith, M, Taylor, J. Trout. Hoover, Painter, See, J. □iatance Runners: M. Branner, T. Fulk, C. Hottin- ger, C. Lutz, C. Lutz, G, Orebaugh, G. Roller, T. Taylor. T rack ' •- Becky Brawley glides over the hurdles. Shot Discus: C. Boiler, T. Boiler, M. Carper, D. Dove, D. Hughes, D. Hughes, T. Hasler, K. Krueger, M. Thompson. Jumpera Vaultera: D. Borg, T. Davis, R. Harpine, T. Harrell, T. Holzner, L. Huffman, S. Martin, M. Mason, K. Mongold, C. Reedy, B. Ritchie, J. Showalter, S. Showalter, M. Taylor, J. T rout. 1 33 Team Members: Wayne Arbogast, Coach; B. Mongold, B. Whetzel, C. Turner, □. Hottle, K. Ritchie, D. Cash, C. Comer, M. Boyd, S. Rhodes, M. Sherman, R. Whetzel, B. Bare, T. Carpenter, J. Shifflett. E. Hess, R. Miller, D. Mongold. Junior Varsity Baseball Ernie Hess catches a missed ball. Kevin Ritchie goes for e double play. 1 34 Team Members: Mel Morris, Coach; D. Ryman, K. Shirkey, G. Strawderman, R, White, E. Hinkle, J. Krueger, □. Trumbo, B. Wenger, K. Goins, Q. Walton, H. Suters, Barry Pangle, Coach; J. Arbogast, S. Landes, J. Shepard, K. Cash, G. Sherman, S. Reedy, P. Whetzel, S. Shifflett, S. Allison. Varsity Baseball Eric Hinkle outs an opponent. Steve Shifflett thinks about his swing. George Sherman is safe. 1 35 Softball Team Members: Julie Runion, Manager; Carrie Shull, Assistant Coach; Dennis Marstiller, Coach; Michele Turner, Melissa Frank, Crissy Snider, Connie Fink, Oominque Brenner, Robin Dellinger, Joyce Gump, Diane Drummond, Stacey Turner, Amanda Shoemaker, Cindy Jamison, Angie Comer, Jeanne Gerding, Sherry Miller, Tammy Reams, Tina Barrix, Kim Barb, Co-captain; Donna Davis, Co-captain; Sherry Spiggle, Anita O’Roark. Kim Barb runs for a base. Donna Davis throws a quick turn. 1 36 Girls’ Tennis Team Members: Ginger Goodwin, Robin Hansbnough, Karla Golladay, Sherry Flick, Melody Denrow, Lori Crawford, Candy Wittig, Mellenie Runion, Kristin Gerding, Connie Arehart, Kelley Rhodes, Renee Swope, Connie Good, Virginia Ruff, Christy Holsinger, Christy Jones, Coach. Boys’ Tennis Team Members: Wayne Lantz, Neil Simmers, Timothy Harvey, Rodney Conley, Tony Derrow, Jeff Armentrout, J, D. Boyd, CeeDee Hulvey, Coach. 1 37 Special Sports Honors Football Chuck Boiler, 1 st Team, District; 2nd Team, Region Randy Collina: 1st Team, District; Honorable Mention, Region Rodney Conley: 1st Team, District; Honorable Mention. Region Brent: Fulk: 1st Team, District; Honorable Mention, Region Jay Moyer: 1st Team, District, 1st Team, Region Scottie Reedy: 1st Team, District, Honorable Mention, Region Jerry Arbogaat: 2nd Team, District Jerry Flick: 2nd Team, District Forrest Hensley: 2nd Team, District Steve Shifflett: 2nd Team, District □ errick Trumbo: 2nd Team, District Pee Wee Whetzel: 2nd Team, District Tom Boiler: Honorable Mention, District □on Hughes: Honorable Mention, District Brian Wenger: Honorable Mention, District Bail Qrebaugh: All District Cross Country Gwen Roller: All District, All Regional and All State Cross Country Camie Hottinger: All District and All Region Cross Country 1 38 Melody Derrow: 2nd Team A!! District Basketball Chuck Boiler: G.L. Wenger Scholarship 1 39 “Special moments need to be remembered” As adults look back on their high school years, all memories are considered special. Those one-time events such as prom, homecoming, Valentine ' s, drama productions, trips, banquets, and special honors won are extra-special and outshine the dai¬ ly happenings in the checkered halls of Broadway High. The four years of memorable moments cre¬ ate a series of mind treasures always to be consi¬ dered some of the best of times. The people, however, are what make high school activities so memorable. Those who took the first bow, those who were crowned, those who made it happen, and those who were there all give meaning to the mem¬ ories. .. isiiaws ipi«ii ... 141 “We Love a Parade’’ Juniors take first place in float competition with their portable Greek festival. Sophomores sport their tans and sip imaginary pina coladas. Seniors go Hawaiian! 1 42 The Royal Count Back: Senior attendants PeeWee Whetzel and Robin Oavis, Vickie Mongold and Chuck Boiler. Middle: Junior attendants Sherry Miller and Kevin Shirkey. Bottom: Freshman attendants B. J. Crawford and Tina Sellers; Sophomore attendants Brian Bare and Shari Curry. Center: Homecoming Queen Libby Dellinger escorted by Jerry Arbogast. The Homecoming court almost moves to Almost Paradise. What a wonderful evening for Tim Biller and Robin Hansbrough. It ' s a Cinderella night for Linda Turner. Hostess Kay Stewart manages the fountain. Missy Arehart and Tim Knight are kissm’ in the corner 1 44 Valentine’s Theme — “All I Need” Senior Attendants: D.L. Hoover and Queen and King: Tina Simmers and Casey Senior Attendants: Bart Arbogast Yvonne Funk Judy and Kim Barb Junior Attendnets: Junior Jones and Kim Ryman Sophomore Attendants: Kevin Ritchie and Julie Runion Freshman Attendants: Keith Mongold and Gina Harrison 1 45 On Broadway Oh! If Hawkeye and Duke had the wings of a Colonel. m A S H CAST OF CHARACTERS (in order of appearance) GENERAL HAMMOND.CHRIS RATHKE CORPORAL RADAR REILLY.SHANNON DOVE COLONEL HENRY BLAKE.SHANE RITCHIE CAPTAIN BRIDGET MCCARTHY.MI CHELE WACF.R LT. JANICE FURY.CHERYL WILDER SERGEANT DEVINE.JIMMY ROLLER LT. LOUIS KIMBLE.TRACY HARPINE CAPTAIN FRANK BURNS.JOHN LAFFFY FATHER MULCAHY.TOM PHILLIPS CAPTAIN WALTER WALDOWSKI (WALT).TIM CARPENTER CAPTAIN JOHN McINTYRE (TRAPPER JOHN).MARK DRIVER CAPTAIN BENJAMIN FRANKLIN PIERCE (HAWKEYE). .MIKE STRAWDERMAN CAPTAIN AUGUSTUS BEDFORD FORREST (DUKE). .DAVID SWITZER HO-JON.BECKY BRAWLEY KOREAN WOMAN II l....GINNY RUFF KOREAN WOMAN II 2.SUSAN MILLER LT. NANCY PHILLIPS.MELISSA PECRAM MAJOR MARGARET HOULIHAN.TRUDY GLADWELL CONGRESSWOMAN GOLDFARB.TRUDY GLADWELL DEAN MERCY LODGE.MELISSA PEGRAM MISS RANDAZZLE.SUSAN MILLER MITZI.GINNY RUFF FRITZI.ANN COYLE AGNES.SUSAN MILLER LT. CONNIE LIEBOWITZ.SUSAN MILLER CAPTAIN OLIVER WENDELL JONES (SPEARCHL ' CKER). .JOHN LAFFEY MAJOR RUTH HASKELI.MELISSA PEGRAM Becky Brawley is transformed into Ho-Jon by Robin Easton. □avid Switzer is made up for the bright lights. Congresswoman Goldfarb confers with Col. Blake. “Anything Goes” Terri Lorenzen as Bonnie shakes Reno Sweeney [Libby Dellinger] gives Billy CJohn Ferris] her halo. the eye. Moonface Martin (Danny Borg} shoots for the stars. 147 Special Honors Pilot: Club Youth Leadership Confer¬ ence: Michelle Coffman. Rotary Code of Ethnics Awards: Becky Beahm, Larry Moyer. FFA Alumni Scholarship Individual: Todd Bailey. 1 48 Future Business Leaders of America Regional Reporter: Tina Simmers. 1984 Governor’s School, Rockingham County Nominee for U.S. Youth Senate Progrem, Ex¬ change Club Award Nominee, Participant in the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts Three Cays in March: Libby Dellinger. Virginia Student Leadership Conference: Melody Good, Kerri Hively, Libby 1984 Governor’s School of Fine Arts, Virginia’s Dellinger, Becky Brewley. Representative to the FFA National Band, Ex¬ change Club Award Nominee: Melody Good. 1 A3 More Special Honors Math Team: James Driver, Gwen Roller, Donald Jenkins, 1 L L 1 Qirla’ State: Jane Greathead, Edie Suten. Boys ' State: Tony Derrow, James Driver. 1 50 Special Olympians: Barbara Lineweaver, Bonnie Lineweaver, Pam Mongold, Joey Adams, Greta Cook, Penny Ritchie, Ricky Crider, James Showalter. Model Executive Government Conference: Mark Driver. Hugh O ' Brien Youth Leadership Conference: Ashley Dennis. 1 51 Regional Band: Larry Moyer, Tony Derrow, Melody Good. Raglonal Chorus: Jeff Emrich, Chris Davis, Libby Dellin¬ ger, Danny Borg, Michelle Wager, Sherrie May, Melissa Pegram. Governor ' s School 1985: Becky Brawley. David Switzer. National Merit Letter of Commendation: John Laffey. Donald Jenkins. 152 Kiwanis Club Scholarahip Nominees: Canen Lutz, Donald Jenkins, Nola Deavers, Gwen Roller. I Firat Team AM District, Second Team All Region Basketball: Army Reserve National Scholar Athlete Awards: Chuck Bol- Scottie Reedy; Honorable Mention All District Basketball: ler, Gwen Roller. Brian Wenger. 1 53 “We say a grateful thanks to our supporters” Broadway High School supporters come from the Mash” deep in Timberville. the sticks of Bergton, everywhere between, and even out of BHS territory into the town of New Market and the city of Harrisonburg. The school depends on this extended community as it takes advantage of its residents ' support. Business owners display post¬ ers, purchase advertisements, and employ or rec¬ ommend students. Fans come to events, buy organizational fundraisers in the form of candy, posters, candles and T-shirts. Others educate the students or simply believe in them. 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Market St. Harrisonburg, Va. 1 61 Dealer In Clubman And Image Products Timberville Auto Parts Lowell’s Hair Care Wholesale Automotive Parts and Foreign Car Parts Timberville, Va 896-7029 COMPLETE HAIR CARE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY For Appointment CALL (Bus.) 896-2464 (Res.) 897-5083 Perfect Circle Piston Rings “Your NAPA Jobber is a Good Man to Know ATKINS AUTOMOTIVE CORP. Echlin Ignition Parts 110 Baldwin St. 22 Zerkel St. Phone 743-5173 Luray, Va. Auto Parts Equipment — Wholesale Phone 885-0844 31 LinvilleAve. Phone 896-8917 Broadway, Va. Staunton, Va. 606 Main St. Phone 862-4228 Clifton Forge, Va. Complete Machine Shop Service “Your Complete Homefurnishing Center DOWNTOWN HARRISONBURG FREE DELIVERY — IN-STORE FINANCING 16 a GUTTERING PAINTING ROOFING RAY S. RITCHIE SOM COMPANY RT.2 —BOX 241 BROADWAY, VA. 22815 PH: 896-2170 MAGNAVOX Home Entertainment Center 160 Waterman Drive Harrisonburg, Va. Dial 434-1211 SHOWALTER’S ORCHARD GREENHOUSE Apples, Peaches and Spring Bedding Plants Cider - by the Gallon or Barrel (No Preservatives) Joe I Frances Showalter Rt. 2, Box 234 703-896-7582 Timberville, VA 22853 •AUTOMOBILE •HOMEOWNERS •BUSINESS INSURANCE •GROUP INSURANCE •LIFE INSURANCE •MOTORCYCLES R.W. DRECHSLER, CLU T, HARRIS SHOMO, JR. W. PRICE L1NEWEAVER, CPCU JOE B. MORTON, JR„ CPCU H. DANIEL O ' DONNELL II MICHAEL A CONWAY, CPCU MICHAEL E. FIORE, CPCLI SHIRLEY S. HOLSINGER, CPCU ELLEN MAUZY, CPCU LEE HUFFMAN a3 0 ' ,oA 1 S3 Bob Sandell P.O. Box 5107 Charlottesville, Va. 22905 Phone (804) 296-8042 ( 703 ) 477-2020 MICK DISPOSAL SERVICE, INC. M 8c M Motors, Inc. QUALITY USED CARS AND TRUCKS AUTO REPAIRS AND SERVICE ROUTE 11 NORTH JIM MILLIGAN P O. BOX 232 KEN MILLIGAN MT. JACKSON. VA 22842 Specialized Refuse Removal Residential — Commercial — Industrial WtJTX BROADWAY, VIRGINIA 22815 GAYS. MICK PHONE 896-7312 President 896-2649 ABC Network Paul Harvey Local News Good Music 1470 KHz LQHR’S UPHOLSTERY 140 Linden Avenue Broadway, Virginia 896-7570 OWNER: Jack D. Lohr Route 1, Box 331 • Timberville, Va. 22853 703 896-8149 NEW MARKET EXXON SERVICENTER Gas — Oil — Accessories New Market, Va. Phone: 740-3623 1 65 ALLEN S BESTWAY Timberville, Virginia Phone: 896-6171 HAUN’S EXXON STATION Between Mauzy Interchange Exit 66 hew Market on (IS. Route 11 RFD 3, Broadway, VA 22815 Dial 896-8209 Telephone 434-5314 GITCHELL’S STUDIO Portrait Commercial Photographers PROFESSIONAL PHOTOFINISHING 79 East Market St. JOHN D. GITCHELL HARRISONBURG, VA. 5 Hour Photo Finishing Service We’ll give you all the bank you can use. Right next door. tlsi MERICAN FIRST AMERICAN BANK OF VIRGINIA P.O. Box 1292 Harrisonburg, Virginia 22801 Telephone [7031 •433-27 7 ' 41 Member 1 — T FDJC liNois 1 66 Fred Black Son Insurance Agency Broadway, Virginia 896-7085 For All Your Food And Supply Needs fPSYSCO P. O. Box 113 • HARRISONBURG, VA 22801 Harrisonburg Fruit Produce Co. Phone 434-0761 “Your Full Service Wholesaler” Walter Lutz, Salesman Gift Items Toys Brassware Towels Jewelry Bumper stickers Cathy Lutz, Salesperson Lorna Lutz, Salesperson Personalized badges Do It Yourself Siding Window Quilt Handwarmers Rubber Stamps Energy Conservation Systems Willard K. Lutz, Owner RT. 1 BOX 403 NEW MARKET, VA 22844 Phone 703-740-3589 Bride’s House Tuxedos Available For Rent in Tuxedo Corner 16 S. Main St. Harrisonburg, Virginia Phone: 434-8053 1 67 Compliments of Wm. Roadcap Live Poultry, Inc. P.0. Box 241 Broadway, Va. - — - 1 ■ - - ■f ANTHgJl Wayne. L. Harrison, Owm HtGraJham .SrVre.e. ' t (NorVWujesf corn tr of Court .Sq Harris onbura J ra ' nia_ Hours 10-5 J i� hone. 70 S-H; CLo ld Sundays 3 W-IOIH - V w 7Ti A A.T i ■ — — . --.— ■ ---- oOVRAN c Watsc VALLEY MALL - HARRISO 10 to 9 Monday thru Sati , BANK 0 Q A Change For The Times NBURG irday 1 68 Quality Feeds, Inc. ROTH ' S 1 2 3 ROCCO ftVE OFF SO. MAIN (RT. 1 1 ) - 433-1200 ) VIRGINIA SOUTH MAIN ST., HARRISONBURG - 434-4292 J ROTH DRIVE IN ROUTE 11 SOUTH. HARRISONBURG — 434-6510 J Producers of Quality Poultry Feeds Broadway, Virginia Phone: 896-7063 Congratulations, Class of 1984 Tom Parsons, Auctioneer Tri-State Auction Services Rt. 1 Box 35 Timberville, VA. 22853 (703) 896-2305 “Call for Your Auction Needs” COMPLIMENTS: JCPenney Valley Mall Harrisonburg, Va. Store 434-2577 Catalog 434-1701 1 69 DAVID A. REED SONS Contractor Excavating 560 Waterman Drive Harrisonburg, Va. Phone 434-9909 (7033 433-2585 Early’s Cycle Center Headquarters for Yamaha Motorcycles, Snowmobiles, Go Karts and Generators SHELDON EARLY 1921 S. High St OWNER HARRISONBURG, VA. 22B01 D.C. Heatwole Tire Company 335 N. Main Street H arrisonburg, Virginia A Division of Ray Carr Tires Q7 United Virginia Bank ISO East Market Street With Branch Offices Located at: 1300 S. Main 33 East The Farmers Department Store” use (surge) Milkers Whitesel Bros., Inc. Harrisonburg, Va. (surge) 1 70 VALLEY FINANCE SERVICE, INC. Timberville a nd Harrisonburg, Va. 22801 Ryan’s Fruit Market Apples Peaches Rodney R. Ryan Son Rt. 2, Box 296, Timberville, VA LAYMAN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Serving the Harrisonburg-Broadway Area since 1 954 Area Agents Weldon E. Layman Barry A. Layman Eldon F. Layman Auto, Life, Home, Health, Business 1 056 Chicago Avenue Harrisonburg, Va. 433-2796 United Virginia Bank QJ Member FDIC m New Market Edinburg 740-3121 984-4165 Electrical Contracting I3EI iDroacJuuav electric inc ( 703 ) 896-8923 Route 1420, Box 306 Gerald W. Smith Broadway, VA. 22815 President “Your Transportation Center ” CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS U.S. Route 11 North Harrisonburg, Virginia 22801 1 71 to quality 1 72 Mt. JACKSON 477-3171 NEW MARKET B9B-771 7 ROSEN TIRE SERVICE COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE CAR-TRUCK-FARM TRACTOR TIRES ALIGNMENT COMPUTER BALANCING MT. CRAWFORD STAUNTON 234-922B 88B-9424 NEFF MOBIFE HOMES Finest in New and Used Mobile Homes Farge Selection of Doublewiders Phone: 434-3851 Broadway Metal Works, Inc. P. O. Box 125 Broadway, Virginia 22815 896-7027 Compliments of DR. DONALD E. ADAMS Like a good Neighbor, State Farm is there. RAYE Z. L1TTEN, JR., AGENT 372 N. Main Street P.O. Box N Timberviile, Virginia Phone: 896-7472 Beautiful Shenandoah Caverns EXIT 68 M‘ es North of New Market Virginia 1 73 TRACTOR IMPLEMENT SUPPLY, INC. P. O. BOX 365 BROADWAY, VIRGINIA 22815 Phone (702) 896-7944 Timberville Gulf Richard Sager GAS-OIL-ACCESSORIES 896-5131 Timberville, Va. 22853 IBait u ' News-iBgccrh Get the full story from the Valley’s largest newspaper 231S. Liberty St. Harrisonburg, Va. 22801 Subscription information: phone 433-2702 branner printing Banner Printing Service, Inc, P.O. Box I 85, Broadway, VA 2281 5 4-Color Process • Publications • Sales Brochures • AnnuaJ Reports • Forms Roll Labels • Direct Mail Pieces • Folders • Letterheads • Booklets and almost anything else that goes on a printing press. Now that you know what we do, here ' s our phone number! 896-8947 Nov that you know our number, gNe us a call! 1 74 f 81 MERCHANTS ® AN Covering the Financial Needs and Supporting the Lqcal Community Since 1908 Member FDIC W.J. Court 703-740-3900 9403 Congress St. New Market, VA 22844 AUTO TRUCK SUPPLY CORP. Billy, Gene, and Vance — Manager P.O. Box AVB Timberville, Virginia 22853 Phone 703 B96-B951 or 8952 Dean Steel Erectors 60 Ton Crane Service Certified Welders Portable Welding % P.O. BOX 1164 U.S. ROUTE 1 1 N. HARRISONBURG. VIRGINIA 22801 703 434-7465 1 76 LETUSSHCWYXJ HCW ACCOM MODATING AGOCD BANK CAN EE. Plains Properties, Inc. Dominion PK Member FDIC Farms • Residential • Commercial P.O. Box 653 154 N. Main Broadway, VA 22815 (703)896-3536 Wendell L. Smith Broker Home Phone: (703)852-3246 EARLY EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Case Tractors — Fox Forage — Haxoston Hesston Hay Equipment 1054 Edom Road Harrisonburg, Va. Phone 434-7333 S Ac, ' - ' - AV aa AW A? SP cs C V , A i e x V AAA S? A VCo 1 77 259 West BROADWAY, VIRGINIA Good Food Reasonable Prices Carry Out 896-751 3 mayland gulf and grocery Oelmas Callahan Rt. 1 Box 1 03 C Broadway, VA. 896-7643 Compliments of GRAND PIANO FURNITURE 198 South Main Street Harrisonburg, Va. GRAND FURNITURE CLEARANCE CENTER 60 West Market Street Harrisonburg, Va. Compliments of Valley Proteins Inc. Linville FIRST VIRGINIA BANK PLANTERS Four locations to serve you. Bridgewater Dayton Harrisonburg Valley Mall Member FDIC 828-2571 879-2545 433-2646 433-9400 1 78 TWIN CREEK FARM Home of “Edomaire” Registered Guernseys George L. Wenger Linville, Virginia FACTORY • MEN •WOMEN •CHILDREN SUNTANNING PARLOR • EAR ' PIERCING APPOINTMENTS PREFERRED BRENDA M RITCHIE owner-operator TIMBERVILLE 896-1360 1 73 Rt. 1 Box 7 7 Broadway, VA CENTRAL BODY WORKS Specializing in Quality Body Works KEVIN E. SHOWALTER C7D3D B9B-3BQ3 oah Va II Gifts Broadway, Va. Broadway Drug Store Featuring Valley Handcrafts P.O. Box 487 9586 South Congress St. New Market, VA 22844 Courtesy of Bob’s Surplus Store , „ X ) Guns • Ammo. • Military Surplus Os. ( } jJ Sporting Camping Equipment O All Kinds of Things BROADWAY, VIRGINIA 22B15 Phone 8S6- 731 1 RHODES SERVICE CEMTER White Westinghouse Appliances Firestone Tires Sony — Sylvania — Philco Broadway Phone 896-9101 i so White House APPLE JUICE n UNSWEETENED Manufactured By National F ruit Product Co. Inc. Timberville, Va. Professional Grooming Service Poodles All Breeds Expertly Done STYLING. FLEA DIPPING SKIN TREATMENTS Charylnn Turner Appt. Only 434-9426 Member Prof. Groomer’s Assoc. or 434- 7 7‘77’ RIVERSIDE SHOP Body and Fender Repair Route 259 West Broadway, Va. Phone 896-1245 HCJLVEYS’ INC. Heating Oil Furnaces Pocahontas Coal Dial 896-6241 181 BETA CLUB MEMBERSHIP includes FREE monthly newspaper DISCOUNTS on FILMS TVS VIDEO WARES VIDEO GAMES ETC BROADWAY DISCOUNT VIDEO Rt. 1 Box 242, Broadway, Va 22815 ATARI COMPUTERS WE ARE THE BETA RENTAL CLUB SONY IN THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VA SANYO AIWA Wilbur B Clark, Jr SHARP Owner Phone 703 896 2 ' 76 Compliments of Glick-Hotchkiss Clinic FOR THE FINEST FLOWERS SEE FAYE FIRST Wetsel Seed Co. 1 2B West Market Harrisonburg Phone 434-5B83 1 82 Evergreen Florist, Inc. Broadway, Va. 896-8987 HILLSIDE, INC. USED AUTO S. TRUCK PARTS BROADWAY, VIRGINIA Rhone 89B-99B7 896-81 1 7 Broadway Super Market, Inc. Across from Broadway High School where we offer quality Richfood Groceries plus SS.H Green Stamps on every purchase — Double stamps on Tuesday HOURS: Money — Thursday S A. M. — G P. M. Friday S. Sat. B A. M. — 8 R.M. Sundays 1 2:30 — 5: 3D P. M. McPherson Plumbing Heating CONTRACTING • SALES • SERVICE Located across from Broadway High School DIAL 896-7379 Trumbo Electric Inc. VA. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Registration No 8485 P 0 BOX 38 BROADWAY, VIRGINIA 22815 PHONE (703) 896-7095 GRANDLE FUNERAL HOME, INC. Directors Jody Grandle — C.W. Grandle II Jerry Grandle Lee Street, Broadway, Virginia 22815 1 S3 VALLEY POULTRY EQUIPMENT CO. Main Street Broadway, VA 22815 703-896-2184 For all your poultry equipment needs, whether new installations or remodeling. 24 HOUR SERVICE Sam Vauahn call 896-7196 Ernie Harpine 896-2212 Broadway, Va. 896-1108 SHANK’S CROSSROADS GARAGE The Shenvalee ' 18 Hole PGA Golf Course Driving Range Practice Green Fully Stocked Pro Shop Ultra — Modern Motels ‘ Serving Fine Food Since 1925 Sand Trap Tavern OPEN TO THE PUBLIC New Market, Va. Phone — 740-3181 1 34 (703) 896-8931 DAY PHONE 896-7241 NITE PHONE RIVERSIDE TIRE COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS FOR MULTI-MILE MICHELIN TIRES 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE RICHARD L DELLINGER SR RICHARD L. DELLINGER JR P 0 BOX 98 WILLIAM P DELLINGER BROADWAY. VA 2281 5 Buy — Sell — Trade ‘‘Good Luck Gobblers” WEASE AUTO EXCHANGE 1489 South Main Street Harrisonburg, Virginia Phone: 434-5919 Bob Wease Owner Bob Davis Mechanic LAISflZ CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractors Star Steel Building Systems P. O. Box 515 Broadway , VA 22815 Wampler Foods, Inc. Phone: 867-9221 Area Code: 703 HAND FASHIONED BLOUSES DRESSES • SLACKS MON - FRi 10-5 SAT 10-3 LEE ' S REASONABLE SHOP P.O. BOX 548 - 273 CO-OP DRIVE TIMBERVILLE, VA. 22853 OWNER: LITA SLAUGHTER PH: (AFTER 5 P.M.) 740-3769 ALTERATIONS Gene’s Mini Mart Conner of Rts. 42 259 BROADWAY, VIRGINIA Gas Snack Ban Been B96-31 85 Groceries Wine Souvenirs 1 B5 Smaller than some — Better than most T E MEAT MARKET 25B Charles St. Harrisonburg, VA 22001 BARNES S. PHILLIPS, INC. ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE AND BONDS Call one of our offices today — For Immediate Coverage Quotes NEW MARKET WOODSTOCK 74D-8DC1 459-3727 Fairfax 273-3600 Congratulations B.H.S. Students AGRI of VIRGINIA, INC. Farm Systems Building Supplies P.O. Box 336 Broadway, Virginia 22B15 Phone [703] BS6-7074 CULLER’S BODY SHOP Box 273 Timberville, VA (703) 89B-3BBB Free Estimates 1 86 HOORAY FOR BROADWAY IT’S OUR HOME TOWN. Continental Telephone Company of Virginia 1 87 CENTRAL COCA-COLA Harrisonburg, VA 434-3872 Compliments of REPORTING SERVICE INC. Harrisonburg, VA. 1 1 Years of Progress ALFRED NEY’S 50-60 North Main Street Harrisonburg, Va. Valley Mall and Apple Blossom Mall HOWELL METAL COMPANY P.0. Box 218 New Market, Virginia 22844 BROADWAY QUICK LUNCH Daily Luncheon Specials Frozen Custard — In Season Main Si Lee. Broadway, Virginia 896-3356 Shenandoah Forecasts A New Whmiingdrend. S Shenandoah V-l«JiCriiitsman icG� «n Quail, Shenandoah’s Pride Harrisonburg, Va. 434-7328 the valley of va co op milk prop assil The Ice Cream Cellar At The Traffic Light In New Market Serving freshly — Made Real Ice Cream Products PHONE 740-3749 featuring an Old Fashion Ice Cream Parlor Atmosphere CAKES CONES SHAKES SPLITS SUNDAES ETC. 1 89 LIFE BUSINESS CONGRATULATIONS ALL BROADWAY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES We have everything you need to build a house. We will appreciate your business. Lantz Building Supply, Inc. Broadway, Virginia 22815 Phone B9B-704B MISTY VALLEY HARDWARE GROCERY Dixie Gasoline Diesel Fuel Route 25S Mathias, WV Featuring Hershey Ice Cream Athey Paints B97-597B HOSPITALIZATION ACCIDENT SICKNESS BAKERS INSURANCE AGENCY 3456 S. Congress St. New Market, VA. Field Representatives In your area For appointment call CZC3] 740-8554 Auto Motorcycle Home Roger’s Auto Body and Sales Reasonable Prices Free Estimates Guaranteed Workmanship U.S. 11 South New Market, VA. i SO SERVING THE TOTAL COMMUNITY [ villey [ HERITAGE Division of Rockingham Cooperative Farm Bureau, Inc. LOCATIONS: Harrisonburg, Bridgewater, Cross Keys Elkton, Timberville RUSH’S AUTO RECONDITIONING Broadway Timberville free pickup and delivery 740-8504 Wash and Wax Engine Cleaning Interior Shampooing Custom Tile Si Carpet, Inc. WALL TO WALL CARPET CERAMIC TILE VINYL FLOOR COVERING WALL PAPER STEAMEX CARPET CLEANING 302 S. Main Street Broadway, Virginia 22B15 Rhone 896-8593 DON RYAN, OWNER HOME PHONE 898-8470 KWIK MART S BROKEN ARROW TRADING POST Country Hams S Fireworks 740-8643 New Market, VA 1 31 Senior Patrons Page Mr. Mrs. Beverly Andes [Michele} Mr. Mrs. Dwight Arbogast [Jerry} Mr. Mrs. Beverly J. Arehart [Theresa} Mr. Mrs. William B. Armentrout [Sandra} Carlton G Theresa Bailey [Todd} Mr. G Mrs. Nelson Baldwin CGIen G Tina} Mr. Mrs. Narval N. Barb CKim} Mr. Mrs. Barry Barrix CCindy G Tina} W. A. Goldie Bazzle CLysa} Joseph E. G Janet Beahm [Becky} Harry G Judy Biller (Tim} Wayne G Sandy Biller (Tony} Mr. G Mrs. Raymond Boiler (Chuck} Mr. G Mrs. Charles W. Carr (Philip} Gary G Patricia Clinedinst (Tony} Mr. G Mrs. Charles D. Coakley [Eric} Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Conley, Jr. (Aaron} Mr. G Mrs. Marvin Cullers (Mary} Gary G Linda Custer (Stacey} Mr. G Mrs. C. L. Danner (Laura} Mr. G Mrs. Charles E. Davis (Donna} John G Lettie Deavers (Nola} J. Brisco G Janet Dellinger (Libby} Mr. G Mrs. Roger Dellinger (Bruce} Joseph ‘‘Sonny” E. G Barbara P. Derrow (Tony} 1 92 Senior Patrons Page Boyd Yolanda Estep [Susan] Mr. G Mrs. Billy Fahrney [Clarissa] Mr. G Mrs. Raymond Flick [Jerry] Mr. G Mrs. Paul J. Forbes [Donald Adams] Mr. G Mrs. Ray B. Funk [Yvonne] Garland 5. Judy Golladay [Karla] Harley Irene Good [Melody] Mrs. Robert N. Greathead III [Jane] George G Ruth Hall (Sheila] Floyd Stella Hassler (Michele] Mr. G Mrs. Wayne Hensley [Forrest] Mr. G Mrs. James H. Hinegardner [Brian] Mr. G Mrs. Woodrow Hinkle (Joel] Mr. G Mrs. James E. Hively (Kerri] Janice Hoover (D.L. ] Mr. G Mrs. Donald L. Jenkins (Donald] Mr. G Mrs. Henry C. Jenkins (Michael] Mabel Johnson (Crystal Perkerson) Terry G Phyllis Judy [Casey] Mr. G Mrs. Douglas Keplinger [Robin] Mr. G Mrs. Thomas J. Kingston (Tomi Jean] Richard G Joan Kirby [Donna] Doris Knight (Tim] Mr. G Mrs. Charles Knupp (Curtis] Mrs. Julie Laffey (John] J. Steve G Lois Landes (Steve] Broadway Motor Company, Inc. “Your Friendly Ford Dealer” 1 03 Senior Patrons Page Mr. Mrs. Leonard Layman [Susan Knupp] Mr. Si Mrs. Glenn Lewis, Jr. [Mike] Mr. S Mrs. Donald Lee Litton [Theresa] Williard S Lorna Lutz (Caren) Donald S Linda Mathias [Julie] Mr. S Mrs. Charles R. May [Sherrie] Mary C. McCoy [Sherry] Allen S Joan McKenzie [Carol] Mr. S Mrs. Allen E. Miller [Charlene] Delmas S Shelby Miller (Denise] Mr. S Mrs. Lynwood M. Miller [Lynwood] Owen W. Miller, Linda Lutz (Theresa Miller] Victor S Helen Mongold (Vickie] William W. S Margaret Mongold (Donnie Cline] Mr. S Mrs. Edwin Moyer (Larry] Mrs. Betty R. Moyer (Keith] J.C. S Linda Neff [C. M. Hess] Mr. S Mrs. John I. Painter, Jr. (Cathy] Howard S Jessie Pratt [Cindy] Mr. S Mrs. Todd E. Reamer (Wes] Mr. S Mrs. Garland Reedy (Myron] Mr. S Mrs. John W. Reedy (Amanda] Ronald S Andrea Rhodes (Misty] Mr. Mrs. Raymond Ritchie, Jr. (Cynthia] Wayne Phyllis Ritchie (Brian] Stanley Lucille Roller (Gwen] Turner Hams, Inc. Thousands of Turners ' Country Sugar Cured Hams — Federally inspected aged naturally Garnett R. Turner, Pres. Fulks Run, Va. 22830 Phone B96-7487 896-748B 1 34 Senior Patrons Page □enwood Nancy Runion (Michael] Mr. Mrs. Donnie A. Ryman (Lisa] Connie Si Yolanda See (Linette] Virgil S Ruby See (Kelly] Jeryl S Fay Sellers (Lisa] Mr. S Mrs. Gary A. Shell (Annette] Mr. S Mrs. Homer Shepard (Pam] Mr. S Mrs. John A. Sherman, Sr. (John “George”] Mr. S Mrs. Justin Shipe (Angela] Stanley P. Showman, Jr. (Laurie] Mr. S Mrs. Douglas L. Simmers (Penny] Mr. S Mrs. James E. Simmers (Jeff] Jim S Betty Simmers (Tina] Mrs. Vada Simmons (Lori] Mr. S Mrs. Harley Smith (Tammy] Charles Shirley Spiggle (Sherry] Mr. Mrs. Terry Spitzer (Kim] Mr. Si Mrs. James F. Strickler (Lisa] Perry H. Suter, Cynthia R. Suter (Edie] Mr. S Mrs. Kenneth R. Thomas (Jeffrey] Mr. S Mrs. Joseph Lee Trout, Sr. (James] Jessie S Betty Updike (Curtis] Samuel S Linda Vaughn (Stacey] Doug S Janet Wager (Michele] Mary Warner (Vicki] Mr. S Mrs. William Whetzel (Pee-Wee) Richard S. Whitmore (Gilbert] Mr. S Mrs. John E. Woods (Guy] Mason Motor Sales, Inc. Dodge — Cars S Trucks Used S New Timberville, Va. 1 05 Sellers Furniture ANDES MEAT PROCESSING Custom Processing Corn Fed Beef Quality you can Count On Rt 2. Box 2B4 Timberville, VA 22853 898-7798 Broadway, Va. Harrisonburg, Va. You ' re 1 with us HAROLD’S RENTAL REPAIR SERVICE 2 miles north of 250 on B1 3 Broadway, VA C703D 896-2679 a Put a lot of INTEREST ■MONEY in your $ 100,000 FSUC C . Old Dominion Savings Bank l n Main Office: Winchester Other Offices: Christiansburg, Harrisonburg. Purcellville. Staunton, Waynesboro, and Woodstock RUBY’S BEAUTY SHOP RT. 1 1 SHELL S. GROCERY Full line of Groceries Timberville, Va. Fresh fruit and vegetables Phone 896-3281 and seafood in season 740-3420 Hrs. 0:00 a.m. — 10:00 p.m. Mrs. Ruby Minnick, Operator 106 Compliments of Christine Bradshaw MOBILE FEED SERVICE NEW MARKET, VA. DIAL 740-3313 740-3313 740-8844 MATHIAS BROS., INC RT. 1, BOX 369 • NEW MARKET, VA 22844 FEED • SEED • FERTILIZER FLUID LIMESTONE WARREN MATHIAS JOHN MATHIAS CHUCK MATHIAS 740-8350 740-8292 896-2703 THE BEAUTY SPOT Nancy Hoover Phone: 896-7890 Broadway Virginia LINDY’S AUTOMOTIVE Major Minor Repairs Foreign Domestic Complete Service Quality Service Automobiles Light Trucks Affordably Priced 1 S3 South Avenue Harrisonburg, VA 434-1212 1 07 Compliments of Pikeway Motors, Inc. New Market, Va. Pontiac — Jeep Sales Service Phone: 740-3191 Timberville Exxon PAUL MAUZY RACING P.O. Box 277 Broadway, VA 2281 5 C703) B96-5201 Racing and Performance Equipment Auto Machining Service i 90 The First National Bank of Broadway Complete Commercial Banking Facilities “Let us help with your Financial transactions Phone 896-7083 Broadway . . . Virginia Over 80 years of constructive community service 1903—1983 i00 SWOPE ENTERPRISES Edwin Swope Rt. 1 Edom, Virginia 833-521 2 Used cars and trucks RED FRONT SUPERMARKE1 S 7 7 Chicago Avenue and lOOl S. High Street Monday thru Saturday B:00 a.m. — 3:00 p.m. Locally owned and operated for over 26 years. Serving the good people of the Valley, by good people! MOUNTAIN VIEW GARAGE Kenton Fulk Rt. 3, Box 1 B Broadway, VA 200 Timberville Drug Store, Inc. “Let us fiK your next prescriptions.” Pharmacists Paul L. Orebaugh johnny Garber WILFONG’S AUTO SERVICE Antiques and Classics Autos Bought, Sold, G. Traded Antique Auto Parts in Stock for Many Makes. Expert Mechanical Work OPEN: Monday — Friday 0:00 a. m. — 5:00 p.m. PHONE: CTOS] B28-341 5 • USED • WE BUY SELL LATE MODEL SALVAGE Scott French.President Kirk French. Vice-President Larry Nichols.Manager CONGRATULATIONS . . . To the entire Athletic Department for a fantastic year — Keep up the good work! 8S3 N. LIBERTY STREET HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA 22801 C703] 434-3403 • DOMESTIC S. FOREIGN • CAR £. LIGHT TRUCK — USED PARTS The Only Auto Salvage Yard In Town” 201 Career Opportunities in the Wood Products Industry Delbert Lambert, grade sawyer, In an enclosed heated cab, uses a Corley, a computer-operated setworks, to get the greatest yield from the log for grade for the furniture industry. Christopher Hoover, a BHS and Haywood Technical Col¬ lege graduate, operates a 920 Caterpillar forklift to feed logs into mill for further processing. Eric Hoover, a BHS and Haywood Technical College grad¬ uate, checks the electronic controls of the Nyle Dehumi¬ dification Dry-Kiln where the moisture content of the lumber is taken down to 6-0 a a. Logs, previously evaluated for quality for a forester, ar¬ rive in the log yard. Greg Coffman, a BHS graduate and recent graduate of the National Hardwood Lumber Inspection School, Mem¬ phis, TN, grades and measures the lumber as it moves down the green chain. Danny Sherman, a BHS graduate, operates the Rosser- Head Fulghum debarker as the logs enter the mill. The processed bark is used for mulching and bedding. NEFF LUMBER MILLS, INC. State Route 61 3 — South of 25S West P.O. Box 457 703-896-7031 Broadway, VA 2281 5 202 The Lords of Discipline! Band goons at play. 203 Streakbusters on duty! Coach Leake lays his finger beside his nose. Trudy, Shane and Merle Norman. The cooks smile over surprise stew. Gina and Wendy loiter in the hall. 204 Can we talk? Tony and Jerry arm themselves. 205 . itntf j; ;: f?-= i?5 HUM 11 I mmm. We cannot turn acJt . Tort eete Tau ts yonc. .Tomorrow m ecAon ny We mm ' mow on. Oc ie ' later