Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1986 volume:

Student Life.2-19 Wonderful Worldly Classes .20-81 The Sorcerers of Learning .82-95 Enchanting Events .96-109 Spellbinding Sports.110-131 Club Wizardry.132-153 Bewitching Advertisements .. 154-204 Senior Parents . 214-215 Closing. 205-216 BROADWAY HIGH SCHOOL j. BROADWAY, v LAG IK i A - 1986 Memories Broadway High School Broadway Virginia Volume 34 Student Council President Shane Ritchie gives final instructions to past BHS Homecoming Homecoming Queen Susan Rush is queens. escorted by her father Clarence Rush at halftime of the magical night. The theme of “Never Surrender” was carried out in Broadway High School’s Homecoming events for 1985. Classes had competitions in hall decorations, spirit days and class floats. At the annual parade the Eli Drama Club, advertising the fall production of “Barefoot in the Park,” won the prize for the best float, and the senior class settled for second place with their recon¬ structed Iwo Jima flag-raising scene. Halftime activities included the crowning of the Homecoming queen Susan Rush by Kay Wine, BHS’s first queen, and a performance by the band, drill team and majorette. The homecoming dance began after the game. At the pre-game bonfire the cheerleaders cast a spell on Fort Defiance High School. 2 The Magic of Homecoming 1985 V Freshman attendant Charity Caplinger is escorted by Edd Allison. Sophomore attendant Lisa Slater is escorted by Clint Hinkle. Junior attendant Laura Roush is escorted by Chip Wilson. Senior attendants Kim Ryman, Susan Rush, and Selena Dean with escorts Fred Ryman, Clarence Rush, and Dale Minton, respectively. 3 Tricks of the Trade Whether students are in class or on the football field, teachers and coaches want them to give their “all.” The trick of this demand is to make it appear to be true. Thus are all students magicians at sometime in their school careers. Wendy Goding tries to convince everyone that she really is studying. Tonya Branner seems to be concentrat¬ ing intently in office specialist class: 4 5 David Hughes and Marc Golladay, flew in from Miami just for Beach Day. The bluejean ball et of Shannon Hummel is applauded by Julie Glassferd, Melissa Pegram, and Gloria Mongold. Believe it or not, this is the teachers’ idea of Dress-Up Day. The Spirits of Homecoming Week 6 Home economics teacher Donna Martz “dressed herself up” as Madonna. Why has everyone deserted Tina Lantz? Underdog Angie Shirkey and would-be graduate Becky Brawley can hardly wait for class to start. Each annual Homecoming week at BHS is set aside as a time for students to show spirit, enthusiasm, originality and creativity in their dress. Each day for 1985 emphasized partic¬ ular attire: tee shirts and sweats; twins; crazy; beach; and dress- up. The class winner each day added to the competition for best spirit. 7 Magical memories for those who have passed . . . Graduation, one of the school’s biggest events, is usually held on the football field. In case of rain the gym becomes packed with spectators in its every inch: parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins and friends, each eager to see his favorite senior get the diploma that will declare him or her a graduate of Broadway High School. A departing senior clutches a graduation program. The crowd listens as a chorus of seniors sing together for a final time. 8 and those who still remain waiting . . . Lynn Morris has the eyes of a tigress. Michele Coffman ponders the magic of science. Angie Comer and Judy Wittig take a break from “hill coaching” JV football. Is Art for Athletes a new course for Mike Painter, Don Hughes, Ron Davis, and Danny Borg? 9 Magical moments in time Students and teachers enjoy different activities. Some are interested in drama, some in photog¬ raphy, and some in just getting through the day with the least hassle. Fall and winter sunsets are spectacular in our part of the Valley. The trees lining the driveway to school display their colors each year. Harry Suters flirts his way through another year. Mike Strawderman and Danny Borg slug it out in the spring muscial “Ducktails and Bobby Sox.” 10 While leading cheers in the musical “Ducktails and Bobby Sox,” Andra Puffenbarger, Sheny Rodeffer and Deanna Hansbrough lend a smile to the photographer. English teacher Cindy Leach, a new face at BHS, takes time off from her rowdy English class. Looking exhausted, Shane Ritchie and Ann Coyle take a break after many hours of rehears¬ ing the spring play. 11 Another place and time is what David Mongold is dreaming of. After school study provides Shannon Dove with a quiet moment before drama practice. Silence may be golden, but individuality is magic! 12 School is usually thought of as crowded halls and sometimes noisy classes, but every day there are quiet moments for many students. These times of thoughtfulness and questioning may occur in art class, in special studies, in the halls after school and at other unexpected times. In a large school finding and keeping one’s identity is often difficult, but there are rare occasions when a student finds himself, as if by magic, alone. Does Quinton Conley know all the answers? Analyzing a Washington Redskin program, Sheldon Fitzwater predicts the outcome of Sunday’s game. 13 Magic is also found in being one of the crowd or in standing apart . . . Friendships, team sports, classes and extra-curricular activities are the main ingredi¬ ents of high school life. For a successful mixing of the above, it oftens becomes necessary for students to make choices about being a part of a crowd or trying on their own to achieve their goals. An autumn afternoon seems to agree with Jennifer Lee and Dani Bowman. Running back David Ryman stands apart form Fort Defiance defenders. 14 Students show various “enthusiastic” expressions during Mrs. Rhodes’ government class. Members of the Varsity Club remind us that the Gobblers are No. 1. 15 Mellenie Runion patiently waits . . FBLA starts the year early with President Jennifer Cullers preparing for the year’s agenda. Striding toward the next hurdle, Ron “Tink” Davis is hounded by his Harrisonburg opponent. 16 In their early morning drama class Mike Strawderman and David Switzer study for impromptu readings. Running in one of her last cross country meets, Melissa Branner strives for individual excellence. 17 Lost in understanding are Kelly Phillips, Angie Shirkey, Mrs. Holm and Tim Kennedy. 18 Seniors share special pride in their last float, which won second place in Homecoming competition 19 20 Wonderful Worldly Classes Seniors 1986 Class Officers: Susan Rush, Secretary; Jennifer Cullers, Treasurer, Selena Dean, President; Tina Lantz, Vice- President. Flower: Red rose Colors: Scarlet and black Motto: Dream about yesterday; wish for tomorrow; live for today. 22 Joey Vernon Adams Michael Scott Allison Carolyn Ann Ayers 1 5 64 8 10 68 5 3 68 Craig Jared Bailey Jeffrey Eugene Baker Angela Dawn Bare 9 21 68 4 20 68 2 20 68 Sherry Lynn Bergdoll Thomas Daniel Borg Barbara Ann Bowman 6 23 68 2 23 68 9 27 68 BROADWAY HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY BROADWAY, VIRGINIA 228 15 23 Tina Renee Bowman Mark Alan Boyers Tina Michele Brady 8 23 68 3 5 68 12 31 67 Melissa Dawn Branner Pamela Darlene Tonya Deann Branner 9 17 68 Branner 6 11 68 7 22 68 Rebekah Jo Brawley Katherine Lynnette Mark Allen Carper 11 21 67 Calhoun 7 2 67 8 23 68 24 Lisa Renee Click Michele Leigh Coffman Robin Lynn Combs 7 19 68 12 22 67 7 31 68 Anjanette Lynne Comer Brent Lee Comer 9 15 68 10 2 68 Eric Preston Conley 3 25 68 Rodney Lee Conley Ricky Wayne Cousins Daniel Scott Crider 10 3 68 1 10 68 7 19 68 25 Jennifer Leigh Cullers William Roby Daniels Carl Joseph Dean 2 7 68 10 23 67 12 24 67 Selena Kaye Dean Angela Marie 8 13 68 Deavers 6 12 68 Angela Hope Delawder 10 18 67 Expressions tell it all . . . 26 Dawn Renee Dispanet Detra Kay Dove Donna Mae Dove 11 20 67 12 20 67 10 23 67 Harold James Dove Janice Lynn Dove Karla Jane Dove 6 23 67 6 14 68 12 16 67 Roy Andrew Dove, Jr. Kristine Marie Downin Mark Miller Driver 2 17 68 10 1 68 3 22 68 27 Robin Lynn Easton Jeffrey Lynn Emrich Tammy Lynn Fawley 8 15 68 9 20 67 3 23 68 Tina Marie Flick Ellen Jean Frazier Stacy Lee Freeman 11 24 67 2 24 67 7 17 67 Aaron Sean Fulk Brent Heywood Fulk Faye Ellen Fulk 6 25 68 11 28 67 11 6 67 28 Krista Lynn Fulk Penny Ann Fulk Tamara Lynn Gentry 9 20 67 2 3 68 5 24 68 Baffled by Vicki Hall’s ques¬ tion, Ms. King struggles for the answer. Jeanne Ann Gerding Trudy Rene Gladwell Kevin Lynn Goins 8 19 68 7 10 68 2 29 68 29 Trudi Gladwell gets made up for her part in “Barefoot in the Park.” Mary Alice Grimm Vicki Annette Hall Michele Pratt 3 8 68 2 28 68 Halterman 2 27 68 30 Kim Marie Hammer 5 2 68 Robin Faith Hansbrough 1 12 68 Lisa Ann Mathias Hensley 11 7 67 Cynthia Ann Hevener Eric Clay Hinkle Connie Marie Hodge 1 15 67 10 3 68 3 12 68 Lora Leigh Hollar Ellen Virginia Jeffrey Scott Holsinger 11 10 67 Holsinger 1 24 68 3 1 68 Theresa Lynn Holzner Steven Philip Hostetler Alicia Ann Hottinger 1 9 68 8 3 67 6 8 68 31 Ricky Allen Hottinger Walter William Cindy Renee Jamison 12 7 67 Hottinger 12 14 67 1 13 68 Cletis Lowe Jenkins, III Dana Marie Jenkins Jason Scott Jenkins 1 31 68 4 10 68 9 18 68 Richard Edward Jones, Terrina Lynn Judy Kecia Lynn Keller Jr. 1 30 68 4 13 68 12 8 67 32 ■ Robert Joe Kibler, Jr. Richard Leon Kirby, Jr. Rebecca Lynn Kline 4 28 68 5 28 68 7 15 68 Tammy Sue Knight Carter Clinton Lam Brenda Dee Landis 5 25 68 7 15 68 12 16 66 “Earth calling Nick Sherman!” One of the four members of the Pop Quiz team is Aaron Fulk. 33 Tina Marie Lantz 7 15 68 Anita Faye Layman Arthur Allen Layman 4 2 68 7 4 66 Spanish class has a magical atmosphere. Bonnie Ann Lineweaver Christine Lineweaver Faye Ellen Lohr 10 4 66 4 18 68 5 21 68 34 Floyd Allen McAvoy Mark Edward McCoy Karen Ann Miller 4 3 67 9 2 68 7 16 68 Philip Wayne Miller Sherry Maria Miller Bruce Allen Mills 2 22 68 5 31 68 8 14 68 Paula Marie May 7 8 68 Terri Lynne Lorenzen Donna Mischele Martz 1 10 68 2 7 68 35 Brenda Lea Mitchell Nina Rhea Mohler Pamela Alice Mongold 10 18 68 1 8 68 11 17 67 Teresa Michele Tony Leland Mongold Barbara Kay Morris Mongold 4 17 68 8 1 68 4 22 68 Betty Jean Mowbray Christine Michelle Timmy Andrew Moyer 12 13 67 Moyer 2 13 67 1 30 68 36 John Jennings Nelson Anita Michell Rebecca Lynn 8 29 65 Nesselrodt Nesselrodt 2 21 68 6 24 68 Keying in data is a whiz for Teresa Mon- gold. Rebecca Aileen Newton 7 11 68 Theresa Louise Newton 12 28 62 Jo De Norris 1 21 69 37 Anita Jo O’Roark Randy Lee Palmer 12 7 67 9 4 67 Lora Marie Payne 5 14 68 Jeff Showman contemplates skip¬ ping English. Melissa Ellen Pegram Marcia Dawn Phillips Clyde Daniel Pickett, 7 17 68 2 22 68 Jr. 10 2 68 38 Arlene Frances Pitts Judy Lynn Puffenbarger Janet Elaine Raynes 8 23 68 12 11 67 9 13 68 Tammy Marie Reams Carey Lynn Reedy Stacy Edward Rhodes 1 25 68 10 14 67 5 28 68 Marty Blake Riggleman 9 21 67 Stephanie Sue Riggleman 8 21 68 Eric Scott Ritchie 7 1 67 39 Jeffrey Scott Ritchie Shane Allen Ritchie 11 16 67 3 30 68 Susan Lyn Ritchie 1 10 68 Mellenie Kay Runion Sherry Lynn Runion Susan Ann Rush 10 5 68 10 11 68 8 18 68 David Eugene Ryman Kimberly Dawn Ryman Lynn Renee Sager 2 19 68 10 10 67 3 10 68 40 Tamara Lynne Sampson 8 23 67 Nicholas Eugene Eric Paul Shipe Sherman 6 2 68 2 22 67 nders Harry Lee Shipe, Jr. Debbie Lee Shipp Angela Kay Shirkey ' 1 10 68 1 31 68 3 30 68 We wonder if Tammy and Betty are in debt? 41 Kevin James Shirkey 10 2 67 Tammy Jo Shirkey 3 17 68 Jacqueline Kaye Shoemaker 9 9 68 David Switzer still plays with crayons!!! Stephanie Whetzel’s mischief lingers on. Kathy Darlene Shoemaker 11 20 66 Kenneth Ervin Shoemaker 8 24 68 Amy Elizabeth Showalter 5 31 68 42 Jeffrey Scott Showman Julie Anne Shultz 2 19 68 4 8 68 Melissa Jean Simmers 6 21 68 Cherie Lee Smith Elian Louise Smith Gaye Nanette Smith 7 15 68 12 18 67 11 1 68 Kay Louise Stewart Shelley Ranee Stitely Gary Ray Strawderman 9 17 68 11 9 67 4 20 67 43 Glenn Allen Michael Davis Harry John Suters Strawderman Strawderman 7 3 68 1 13 68 12 23 67 David Scott Switzer Theresa Lynn Taylor Tamatha Dale Thomas 8 10 68 5 12 68 2 19 68 Timothy Doyle Thomas Derrick Eugene Timothy Todd Trumbo 3 13 67 Trumbo 2 9 68 5 16 68 44 Linda Sue Turner Tamera Gail Tusing Quentin Allen Walton 6 27 68 3 13 68 1 27 68 Looking with a suspicious eye, Sherry Runion hopes no one has seen her mistake. Brian Dewitt Wenger Charles Logan Wenger Stephanie Leigh 6 8 68 8 24 68 Whetzel 12 9 67 45 Robert Lawrence White Frank Wayne Wilkins Judy Marie Wittig Rodney Wade Yankey 11 3 67 6 13 68 10 22 67 1 17 68 46 Utterly confused, Faye Fulk tries to find her class. Jennifer enjoys her last year as a cheerleader. During government, seniors plot their weekend. 47 Finishing an English test is no small task for Terri Holzner. Relaxing in the cafeteria is David Ryman. Before school antics amuse Pam Branner The Homecoming and Jo De Norris. 48 Tallying away is Angie Comer. parade includes soon-to-be Homecoming queen Susan Rush. Seniors All! Shooting for two, Jeanne Gerding goes up, up and away. 49 Senior Superlatives: At Their Best Shane Ritchie and Terri Holzner exhibit their artistic abilities with crayola. Tonya Branner and Woody Brown — The Laziest? Are Quentin Walton and Selena Dean always this friendly? Most Individual: Robin Easton 50 Danny Borg and Tonya Branner — definitely most forgetful! David Ryman and Faye Lohr are the biggest flirts. William Daniels. Are Stacey Rhodes and Becky Brawley always this dignified? Pam Branner and David Switzer can’t be most intelligent . . can they? It’s easy to see why Angie Comer and William Daniels are the most mischievous! Most Athletic: Donna Martz, Brian Wenger 52 Couple of the Year: Kim Ryman and Junior Jones. Who could forget William Daniels and Selena Dean? 53 Best Build: Steve Hostetler, Brent Fulk; Best Figure: Sherry Miller, Best Looking: Steve Hostetler, Tonya Branner. Terri Lorenzen, Brian Wenger, and Kecia Keller never quit talking! Jeff Emrich and Angie Shirkey show that they are most musical. 54 Aren’t Selena Dean and Shane Ritchie most dedicated to the class of 1986? Kecia Keller and Mark Driver debate about being most outspoken. Senior Committee Chairpersons: Pam Branner, Mark Driver, Cherie Smith, Angie Shirkey, Kim Ryman. Selena Dean and Glenn Strawderman are best all around, even in Alaska! 55 Juniors Class Officers: Chris Davis, Vice-President; Kelly Phillips, President; Julie Runion, Treasurer; and Dana Sellers, Secretary. Class rings, symbols of our accomplishments and dreams. 56 Kathi Alexander Mike Allebaugh April Armentrout Beth Baker Kim Baker Bill Baldwin Tim Barb Todd Barb Brian Bare Wayne Bazzle Monica Biller Shane Biller Daniel Blosser Tom Boiler Andrew Borror James Bowman Cindy Branner Aimee Breneman A magic realization for all juniors Steven Brown Linda Davis Burner Kathy Caplinger Eldon Carr Dwayne Cash Michael Cave Tony Cave Mark Charlton Angie Coffman Lisa Coffman Roger Coffman Susie Coffman Richard Cole Martin Coleman Lori Collins Teresa Conley Greta Cook Gregory Cooper 57 Tony Corbin Laura Cosncr Ann Coyle Spencer Crawford Jeremy Crider Patsy Crider Marsha Crowe David Croy Candy Custer Chuck Danner Chris Davis Lea Ann Davis Henry Deavers Carolyn Dellinger Ashley Dennis Michael Deputy Melody Derrow Christie Dove is that in one year Michelle Dove Rosetta Dove Wesley Dove Diana Drummond Tracey Emswiler Daryl Estep Merry Eton Christina Fanrell Christopher Feddon 58 Pushing himself to the limit, Jason Jarrels breaks away from the peak in a cross country meet. Living in the heart of the Shenandoah Valley, Spencer Crawford is proud to be a Southern rebel. Sherry Rick Julie Foard Mark Forren James Fulk Rebecca Fulk Wesley Fulk Crystal Funk Tonie Fusco Lisa Gochenour they will be seniors. fD RKHER PO 5 Wendy Goding Connie Good Ginger Goodwin Tonya Gowl Chris Greathead Michael Greaver Roy Grogg Joyce Gump Edward Hall Edgar Harper Robin Harpine Vicki Harpine Thomas Harrell Sharon Harrison Kelly Hartman Tim Hasler Misty Hassler Ernie Hess 59 Kim Hevener James Hiter Melissa Hottinger Larry Huffman Donald Hughes Jason Jarrels Mark Johnson Wendy Kaplinger Carson Knight Kim Knight Diane Knupp Kate Krueger Stacy Lam Michael Lambert Nancy Lane Wayne Lantz Anita Litten Steven Long Class rings, career choices Sharon Martz Danny Mason Bradley Mathias Cheryl Mathias Pamela Mathias Miller McDonald Ghari Messerley Robert Miller Susan Miller This get-up is Steve Shifflett’s idea of Crazy Day. 60 Buddy Miller Jeffrey Morris Randi Morris Joanna Myers Mary Myers Teresa Nesselrodt Michael Painter Senta Painter Stacy Pangle Jerry Lambert enjoys being an upperclassman at BHS. and Junior-Senior Prom preparations add Lisa Parker Tammy Pence Kelly Phillips Melissa Phillips Margaret Ratliff David Reams Cheryl Reedy Donna Reedy Bobby Reedy Annette Riggleman Rodney Riggleman Patricia Ringgold Curtis Ritchie Michael Ritchie Rebecca Ritchie Tianna Ritchie Neil Roadcap Jimmy Roller 61 Laura Roush Julie Runion Rodney Schroeder Stacy See Timmy See Dana Sellers Rosemary Shifflett Steve Shifflett Daryl Showalter Jeffery Showalter Shannon Showalter Brenda Shultz David Siever Anthony Simmers Delores Smith Delray Smith Ginger Smith Robert Snively to the familiarity of belonging to a class. Lisa L. Spitzer Lisa M. Spitzer Clifton Strawderman Ronda Strickler S.C. Strickler Neil Summers Spencer Suter Renee Swope Christina Thompson Lori Turner Xan Turner Gary Ward Regina Wegman Johnny Werner Jeremy Whetzel Frank Wilkins Doyle Williams Jerry Williams 62 Lewis Wilson Candy Wittig Pattie Wittig Tony Wittig While in computer class, Wayne Bazzle schemes to make money “disappear” from the First National Bank of Broadway. Melissa Phillips, Ronda Strickler and Teresa Nesselrodt display some of the winning junior spirit that captured Homecoming competition. Hard at work, Ernie Hess, Melissa Hottinger, Julie Foard and Dana Sellers plan for a bigger school in technical drawing. 63 Sophomores Class Officers: Shawn Martin, Vice-President; Beth Showalter, Secretary; Lisa Slater, President; and Sherry Smith, Treasurer. 64 Cynthia Adams Kathy Jo Armentrout Robert Armentrout Cheryl Baker James Baker Barry Barrix Todd Biller Danell Blosser Joey Blosser Julia Borror Michelle Botkin Leigh Ann Bowles Stephanie Bowman J.D. Boyd Angela Boyers Kevin Bradfield Dominique Branner Ellen Branner Sophomore magic . . . 1987 heaven. Laurie Brinn Monica Burrough Lynette Callahan Terry Campbell Connie Carr Laura Carr Cory Cave Tina Charlton Candice Cline Christina Cline Michael Clinedinst Chris Coffman Joni Coffman Marsha Coleman Donald Conley Bobby Crawford Lori Crawford Larry Crider 65 Jerry Lambert Kevin Landes Sean Lankard Scott Lee Connie Lehman Jason Lewis Brent Litten Krista Lohr Andrea Lovak Learning the correct method of typing, Pam Good gets assistance from Mrs. Liskey as Tim Harvey gazes into « space. sophomores are caught Helen Madison Shawn Martin Michele Mason Jennifer McAlexander Todd McClure Brian Meny Carla Miller Cheryl Miller Larry Miller Michael Miller Keith Mongold Donnie Moomaw Lisa Nelson Lisa Nesselrodt Michael Nesselrodt Kevin Nicholson Cary Olinger Matthew Painter 68 Otis Parker Eric Pence Richard Pence Angela Phillips Donald Phillips Ray Propst Tina Propst Andra Puffenbarger Chris Rathke Christal Reedy Darrell Reedy Leonard Reedy Travis Reedy Kelley Rhodes Michael Rhodes Ann Marie Ritchie Penny Ritchie Crystal Roadcap in the Twilight Zone . . . Sherry Rodeffer Ginny Ruff Donald Ryan Donna Ryman Sean Ryman Shane Ryman Tina Sellers Richard Shank Mark Sherman Lisa Shifflett Jason Shirkey Lee Shirkey Amanda Shoemaker Beth Showalter James Showalter Lisa Slater Connie Smith Krista Smith 69 Freshmen Class Officers: Michele Phillips, Treasurer; Dani Bowman, President; Christine Barnes, Vice-President; and Jacque Mathias, Secretary. 72 Michael Albritton Edd Allison Timothy And.erson Aaron Andes Carolyn Armentrout Gale Ayers Boumey Baker Dana Bare Christine Barnes Grant Bibble Lee Bibble Michell Billhimer Sarah Blaine Shannon Bodkin Gabriel Bosse Steven Bova Danielle Bowman Frederick Bowman We finally belong to Broadway High. Lisa Bowman Trevor Bowman Michael Boyd Joanna Boyers Michael Branner Jeremy Breneman Amy Brooks Melinda Calhoun Melinda Callahan Lisa Campbell Charity Caplinger Franklin Carper Blaine Cash David Clark Melinda Clark Candace Cline Christopher Coakley Karen Coleman 73 Valerie Helbert Duane Hensley Brian Hess Judy Hewitt Randy High Scott Hinegardner Charity Hinkle Denise Hinkle Jeremy Hottinger Julia Hottinger Shawn Hottinger Dwight Hottle Derek Huffman Shari Huffman Dennis Hughes Douglas Hughes Jason Hughes Shannon Hummel Now we can settle down and Scott Ijames Heather Jenkins Monique Keller Timothy Kennedy Jessica Kent Jeffrey Keplinger Ronnie Keplinger Christopher Kibler Cheryl Kile His workbook gets Billy Dove’s rapt attention. 76 Rusty Kile Wendy King Crystal Kline Sjaan Knupp Karl Krueger Robert Kyger Gary Lam William Lambert Melanie Lang Christy Lantz Clay Lantz Trent Lantz Douglas Layman Michelle Layman Jennifer Lee Eric Lewis Scott Lindamood Barbara Lineweaver feel like real high school students. Daniel Lohr Kendall Lohr Matthew Lohr Rebecca Long John Maasch Gregory Martz Thomas Mason Jacque Mathias Jonathan May Eddie Rycroft listens intently to Mr. Daggett. 77 Eddie Rycroft Angel Sager Dawnelle Sager Kimberly Seaton Todd Sethmann Lana Sherman Amy Shifflett Jeff Shifflett Jeannie Shirkey Dana Shoemaker Gary Showman Lucinda Shumaker Kristy Siever Timothy Simmers Jason Smith Larry Smith Leslie Smith Robert Smith We elect our own representatives to SCA, Christine Sonifrank Shelley Spitzer Crystal Stepp Stephen Stitely Bobby Stroop Cindy Tease Michael Thompson Nathan Trumbo Layna Tussing 80 So Tay Ung Donna Vanpelt Angela Weaver Theresa Wegman Steven Whetzel Travis Whitmore Robert Wilder Rhonda Wilkins Sheila Will Hank Williams Beth Wilt Matthew Wilt Robert Wimer Guy Wine Tracey Wine Donna Womack Ronald Yordy Jeffery Zacharko Douglas Zirk Leroy Zirkle Homecoming and Valentine’s. It’s magic! |T E i®S Ninth graders enjoy earth science with Miss Pietruszak. 81 The Sorcerers of Learning T he W izards of B roadway Mr. James C. Gresham Principal Mrs. Elizabeth C. Mauzy Assistant Principal Mr. William Sprinkel Assistant Principal The Wizards’ Helpers 84 T he I nstructional M edia C enter a.k.a. The Library Patricia Shelton Librarian The Guiding Lights Patricia Brawley Guidance Counselor Walter Eye Guidance Counselor Myra Yancey Guidance Counselor Mr. Eye will retire this year with thirty seven years of service. He has taught English, math, Latin, government, science, p.e. and has coached girls’ basketball, softball and directed the junior and senior plays. 85 T he E nglish L anguage Mary Stuart Bell Betty Funkhouser Mary Bert Hawkins Cynthia Leach Alma Ritchie English 10 and 11 English 10 and 12 English 11 and 12 English 9 and 11 English 9 86 T he O verseas L anguages 87 The Universe of Numbers Carolyn Cook Geometry, Algebra I Laura Funkhouser Consumer Math, Algebra II Christy Jones Algebra, General Math Joe Jones Algebra II, Analysis, Calculus, Physics, Computer Math 88 S cientific ommunity Diane Eberly Biology Dennis Marstiller Earth Science Mary Sue McDonald Biology and Chemistry 1, II Carol Jane Pietruszak Earth Science John Radosevich Biology and Biology II 89 T he W orld of M oney Betty Gentry Introduction to Business, Office Technology I, II, and Office Specialist I Denise Liskey Typing and Business Law Viola Sager Business Computer Applications, Word Processing, and Accounting I John Skelly Computer Concepts and General Math Mrs. Strother helps Karla Dove with her skills. 90 T he G lobe of L earning Janet Hadley Thomas Harrell World Geography and World Geography Current Affairs Phoebe Orebaugh U.S. History and U.S. Government Lois Rhodes U.S. Government Pete Ritchie U.S. History 91 T he A rts and T he F amily 92 The Fitness Program John Hines Driver Education, Health P. E. 10 Mary Bob Holm Health P. E. 10, World History Gary Leake Driver Education, Health P. E. 9 Mel Morris Health P. E. 9,10, ISS Louis Nagy ISS, Athletic Director Carrie Shull Health P. E. 9, Driver Education What was the question again? Mr. Morris has gotten a whistle to replace his pacifier. 93 T he V ocational F amily William Butcher Walter Daggett James Hively Marketing, Distributive Technical Drawing, Agriculture Education Construction Douglas Lyons Industrial Arts Dennis Smith Agriculture Bud Walls Industrial Cooperative Training I, 11 Special Training Joan Barnes Resource Teacher Darlene Jones Resource Teacher Jessie Smith Resource Teacher Pat Cramer Education for Employment Jan Massey Resource Teacher 94 Joe Trout, Sr. Cooks and Custodians Pat Weaver, Betty Ritchie, Catherine Holsinger, Peggy Morris, Amy Hillyard, Marie Nicholas, and Dot Kyger, Manager. Gilda Dove, Head Custodian Joe Trout, Jr. Carroll Coffman Clifton Strawderman 95 Homecoming at Broadway High School occurred on Friday night, October 11, 1985. The Homecoming parade wound through the streets of Broadway from its beginning at John C. Myers Intermediate School. The parade featured class and club floats, antique cars, the school band, Homecoming attendants, and local entries. One special aspect was the return of former Homecom¬ ing queens, who also rode in the parade. The football team beat Fort Defiance, and the dance began in the school gym immediately after the game. The Twenty-Eighth Sponsored by the Hi-Y club, Gina 98 Homecoming i Queen Susan Rush escorted by Kevin Goins, attendants Selena Dean and Lisa Slater escorted by Shane Ritchie and Clint Hinkle, respectively. Freeman is Miss Broadway 1985. Attendants Charity Caplinger, Laura Roush, and Kim Ryman escorted by Edd Allison, Chip Wilson, and Junior Jones, respec¬ tively. 99 The Junior-Senior Prom “Tender Years” May 25, 1985, was a year of firsts for the Junior-Senior Prom. The prom-goers gathered at the James Madison University’s Ballrooms North and South in the student activities center. Seniors had voted at school during the week for the prom king and queen, and juniors had voted for the prince and princess. After the intro¬ duction of all the couples, the royal court was presented. Huckleberry Sound played the music. Junior Court members are Shane Ritchie, Selena Dean, Prince Glenn Strawderman, Princess Jennifer Cullers, Tina Lantz and David Ryman. 100 “Saving All My Love For You” Valentines David Ryman and Tina Lantz share a moment of dancing. Queen and King of Hearts are Mellenie Runion and Glenn Strawderman. SfHH §®i -i t mMs .a: Court: Scott Lindamood, Angie Weaver, freshmen; Glenn Strawderman, Mellenie Runion, seniors; Pete Hostetler Sherry Rodeffer sophomores; Renee Swope, Todd Barb, juniors; Robbie White, Sherry Miller, Jennifer Cullers, Steve Hostetler, seniors. Cast of Characters (in order of appearance) Corie Bratter. Telephone Repairman. Delivery Man. Paul Bratter. Corte ' s Mother, Mrs. Banks Victor Velasco. .Ann Marie Coyle .Danny Borg .Shannon D. Dove .Michael Strawderman Trudy Renee Cladwell .David Switzer Artistic Director Scenic Designers, l.ightlng Designer Poster and Program Cindy Leach Dos!gner Cindv Leach Shane A. Ritchie Shane A. Ritchie Shane A. Rlt cbie Audiences were delighted with BHS’s fall production, Barefoot in the Park. The Neil Simon comedy, directed by Cindy Leach, centers around two newlyweds and their adjustment to married life. After a six-day honeymoon, Paul Bratter, a young lawyer who has just won his first case (six cents in damages), and his wife Corie, who is as free-spirited as they come, move into their first home, an apartment complete with backwards plumbing, broken skylight, and crazy neighbors. She loves it, he hates it — and soon there’s trouble in paradise. Their problems increase with the appearance of Victor Velasco, an outlandish old man living in their attic, and Corie’s attempt to pair him off with her proper and dignified mother. When their differences of opinion threaten to break up the marriage, Corie and Paul learn, with some guidance from a comical, philosophical telephone repairman, that the two most important ingredients in a marriage are love and compro¬ mise. 102 103 Special Honors Letter of Commendation: Mark Driver. Merit Finalist: David Switzer. Virginia Museum Three Days in March: Becky Brawley and Shane Ritchie. Century III Leaders Program: Jennifer Cullers. Boys’ and Girls’ State: Shane Ritchie, Terrina Judy, Danny Borg, and Angie Shirkey. 104 Rotary Club Code of Ethics: Glenn Strawderman, Kay Stewart. Kay also won the Voice of Democracy contest. Elks’ “Most Valuable Student” Award: David Switzer, Pam Branner, Nick Sherman, Mark Driver, nominees. Virginia PTA Scholarships: Jo De Norris, Tina Lantz, David Governor’s School Nominees: Brian Meny, Jimmy Roller, Melissa Elliott. Switzer, and Melissa Pegram, nominees. 105 JMU Math Team: Nick Sherman, Pam Branner, David Switzer. Virginia Scholars Program: Mark Driver, David Switzer, Nick Sherman, Pam Branner, Becky Brawley, Kay Stewart. Presidential Academic Fitness Award: Nick Sherman, David Switzer, Theresa Taylor, Melissa Pegram, Michele Coffman, Pam Branner, Kay Stewart, Becky Brawley, Mark Driver, C.J. Dean, Kevin Goins, Carey Reedy, Glenn Strawderman, Jennifer Cullers. 106 MGA Officers: Lanette Fulk, Page; Ginny Ruff, House Sergeant-at-Arms, Sara Dickenson, House Assis¬ tant Doorkeeper; Angie Shirkey, Appointed Lobbyist for MGA; Gina Harrison, Senate Clerk; Wendy Goding, Nominee for Model Executive Government Conference; Beth Showalter, Senate Journal Clerk, not pictured. Regional Chorus: Jeff Emrich, Andra Puffenbarger, Ann Coyle, Melissa Hugh O’Brian Youth Foundation Leadership Pegram, Cindy Adams, and Chris Davis. Conference: Melissa Elliott, Giny Ruff, Alternate. 107 Forensics: Paula Myers, Third Place Original Oratory; James Hiter, Third Place Poetry Reading, Melissa Pegram, Susan Miller, George Whiting, Advisor. Special Sports Honors Holsinger Award: Aaron Andes; Wenger Scholarship and Academic All- American: Glenn Strawderman; Pangle Award: Brent Fulk. Special Olympics: James Showalter, Ricky Crider, Joe Adams, Penny Ritchie, Bonnie Lineweaver, Ronnie Keplinger, Robert Bosserman, Pam Mongold. 108 District and Regional First Team Basketball: Melody Derrow. District, Regional, State First Team Wide Receiver: Brian Wenger. District, Regional First Team Quarterback, State Second Team: Steve Shifflett. Both Steve and Brian were elected as All District Honorary Captains. Brian also was selected on the First Team in All-District Basketball. All District Football: Derrick Trumbo, First Team, Defense and Second Team Regional; Ernie Hess, Second Team, Offense; Spencer Suter, Honorable Mention; Tom Boiler, First Team Defense and Second Team Regional; Rodney Conley, Second Team Kicker; Brent Fulk, First Team Linebacker, Second Team O ffense, Honorable Mention Regional. 109 no A Great Season! Finishing with a winning record, the Gobblers ended their season with 8 wins and 2 losses. The losses came at the hands of Harrisonburg and Turner Ashby, both ranked in the state’s top ten poll during the season. Although the Gobblers did not have a 10-0 season like last year, they are still proud of their accom¬ plishments. Brain Wenger, the Gobblers’ wide receiver, made the all-state first team and broke the state’s second place record for the most passes caught. BHS Opponent 23 0 Stonewall 33 14 R.E. Lee 6 14 Turner Ashby 49 6 Central 33 6 Lexington 36 25 Fort Defiance 21 7 Spotswood 13 14 Harrisonburg 21 20 Western Albemarle 48 0 Waynesboro Front row: C. Reedy, D. Ryman, D. Trumbo, F. Wilkins, R. Con¬ ley , K. Goins, B. Wenger, H. Suters, E. Hinkle, R. Johnson, K. Shirkey, G. Strawderman, B. Fulk, J. Jones. Second row: R. Miller, D. Mongold, M. Allebaugh, L. Glick, D. Estep, S. Shifflett, S. See, K. Cash, K. Ritchie, T. Boiler, A. Simmers, T. Corbin, E. Hess, A. Dennis, D. Hughes. Third row: S. Lam, M. Sherman, M. Taylor, S. Brown, L. Shirkey, T. Painter, B.J. Crawford, D. Snyder, M Painter. D. Borg, B. Bare, S. Pangle, S. Suter, J. Showalter. Fourth row: K. Baker, trainer; D. Knupp, Trainer; R. Whetzel, J. Shifflett, S. Lindamood, C. Turner, D. Hughes, J. Miller, Trainer. Fifth row: Coaches — D. Marstiller, J. Hines, P. Ritchie, R. Boyd, J. Skelly, B. Pangle. Varsity Football While Don Hughes heads for the quarterback, Harry Suters tries for an interception. Outrunning two Stonewall defenders, 112 Reaching out for the pass, all-state Brian Wenger shows why he’s so good. Steve Shifflett prepares to throw a pass to wide receiver Brian Wenger. Glenn Strawderman heads for the goal line. Mike Taylor outwits his defender and moves on. 113 A New Robin lays it up for two. Varsity Team: Front row; Donna Martz, Crystal Funk, Robin Harpine, Dana Sellers, Jeanne Gerding. Back row: Coach Roller, Cheryl Miller, Melody Derrow, Susan Ritchie, Becky Ritchie, Michele Mason, Coach Jones. Crystal Funk prepares to pass over a Spotswood defender. Looking to the basket, Michele Mason tries to decide if she should shoot. 114 Beginning Under the leadership of coaches Joe Jones and Jackie Roller, the girls’ varsity basketball team compiled better statistics in the 1985-1986 season than any other season in recent years. They found that practice time paid off as they won and won. Each game found spirits rising higher. As a team they worked together and supported each other. Their overall record of 13 wins and 7 losses showed great improvement and reflected the hardworking attitude of the girls and their coaches. Melody Derrow shoots for two. Donna Martz springs for another one. Broadway 58 38 65 39 52 39 39 54 59 33 52 49 56 29 38 59 52 41 58 43 1 9 Central Turner Ashby Harrisonburg Western Aibermarle Stonewall Waynesboro Spotswood Fort Defiance E.M.H.S. Robert E. Lee Central Turner Ashby Harrisonburg Western Aibermarle Waynesboro Stonewall Spotswood Fort Defiance E.M.H.S. Robert E. Lee Overall record: 13 wins 7 losses Opponent 53 34 50 38 40 49 47 51 42 53 55 38 53 31« 52 I 32 , 47 32 28 57 115 Maintaining the lead, Jon Paul Pierce nears the finish line. Camie Hottinger passes one Indian and attempts to pass another. Becky begins her final race. Team: First row: Jason Jarrels, Richard Pence, Rodney Yankey, Shane Ritchie, Jimmy Roller, Timothy Harvey, Todd McClure, Jon Paul Pierce. Second row: Theresa Taylor, Manager; Andrea Lovak, Camie Hottinger, Becky Brawley, Melissa Branner, Lou Good, Coach. 116 III I Team: M. Boyd, S. Ung, S. Pangle, M. Thompson, C. Coakley, R. High, R. Kyger, L. Smith, A. Andes. Second row: F. Cash, J. Hughes, K. Krueger, S. Hinegardner, C. Driver, C. Comer, E. Allison, G. Bosse, M. May. Third row: T. Williams, K. Delawder, B. Mongold, L. Frank, M. Fulk, C. Lantz, B. Davis, T. Rogers, S. Whetzel, N. Wimer. Fourth row: S. Bodkins, M. McDonald, B. Martin, M. Whetzel, S. Mitchell, J. Smith, B. Halterman, Q. Conley, G. Drummond. Fifth row: Coaches — H. Lantz, D. Marstiller, B. Pangle. 117 Steph Smith drives for the basket. Team: First row: Ann Marie Ritchie, Wendi Hively, Christine Barnes, Jacque Mathias, Stephanie Smith. Back row: Coach Donna Hostetler, Angie Weaver, Shawn Martin, Dominique Branner, Amy Brooks, Kristin Gerding. Rhonda Wilkins; Manager Carla Funk. Rhonda shoots for two! 118 Jeff Shifflett defends while Ricky Whetzel observes. Team: Keith Mongold, Eddie Allison, Scott Lindamood, Joey Blosser, Mark Sherman, Pete Hostetler, Kevin Bradfield, Ricky Whetzel, Denny Hughes, Steve Stitley, Jeff Shifflett, Troy Strawderman. Pete Hostetler moves inside for a lay up. Boys’ Junior Varsity Basketball Keith Mongold shoots over a defender. 119 Tina Lantz, Connie Good, and Jennifer Cullers get their hands on the ball. Pattie leads the crowd at the bonfire. Fall Varsity Squad: First row: Julie Runion, Jennifer Cullers. Second row: Connie Good, Linda Turner. Susan Rush, Tina Lantz, Wendy Goding, Gina Freeman. 120 Winter Varsity: Front row: Susan Rush, Tina Lantz, Jennifer Cullers, Gina Freeman. Back row: Julie Runion, Pattie Wittig, Wendy Goding, Linda Turner. Gina Harrison and Candy Fulk share a laugh between quarters. 121 Team: Ricky Pence Manager; Daryl Estep, Mike Painter, Steve Hostetler, Brian Wenger, Steve Shifflett, Glenn Strawderman, David Ryman, Tim Harvey, Manager; Tim Hasler, Robbie White, Darryl Showalter, Mike Deputy, Derrick Trumbo, Brian Bare, Dwight Hottle. Gary Leake is the coach and Mel Morris is assistant coach. 122 Surrounded by Knights, Steve Hostetler tries to get the ball to Derrick Trumbo. High-scoring Brian Wenger shoots for another two. In the Valley District Broadway ended its regular season at 10-10. Brian Wenger led the district in scoring. In the first round of the Valley District Tournament Broadway defeated Turner Ashby 68 to 54, earning the right to play regional champion Robert E. Lee. Mike Painter prepares to pass around a Streak. 123 Team: Manager: Danielle Blosser, Michele Mason, Robin Harpine, Melody Derrow, Connie Good, Captains: Donna Martz, Judy Wittig, Anita O’Roark, Lori Crawford, Kelly Crosbie, Sherry Flick and Manager Krista Lohr. Christy Jones, Coach. Girls’ Varsity Volleyball Judy made Honorable Mention in All District. Anita O’Roark sets up for a spiker. Mylody made Honorable Mention in All Dis¬ trict. 124 Team: Amy Brooks, Dani Bowman, Kristen Gerding, Toni Fulk, Jay Pratt, Tara Price, Jacque Mathias, Wende Morris, Jennifer Lee, Carol Holsinger, Kelley Rhodes, Wendy Ford, Sherry Johnson. Girls’ Junior Varsity Volleyball Kristen Gerding serves an ACE! Amy Brooks bumps to the setter. Jacque Mathias shows skill. 125 i Katie Krueger strains while releasing the disc. Girls’ Track Team: Julie Hottinqer, Lanette Fulk, Michele Mason, Becky Brawley, Theresa Taylor, Monique Keller, Becky Roller, Katie Krueger, Melissa Branner, Greta Cook. Track Tink Davis concentrates Stacy See throws the disc. Becky Brawley concentrates on the finish line. 126 Teams hile clearing the hurdles Boys’ Track Team: L. Davis, G. Wine, J. Jarrels, D. Smith, R. Davis, D. Borg, D. Estep, R. Yankey, Coach Lou Good, J. P. Pierce, A. Andes, S, Showalter, D. Wilson, T. Harvey, M. Taylor, K. Nicholson, Coach Donna Hostetler, Coach Laura Funkhouser, D. Hughes, D. Hughes, T. Boiler, A. Dennis, M. Carper, M. Thompson, S. See, Coach Keith Howard. Straining for a long throw, Don Hughes releases the shot. Mike Painter jumps after making the run. Eighth Grade Team: R. Myers, J. Spitzer, C. Britton, B. Smith, A. Easter, K. Snively, A. Marstiller, N. Frye, K. Delawder, S. Harpine. 127 Team: Co-captains A. Comer and C. Jamison, D. Branner, D. Drummond, J. Wittig, J . Gerding, T. Reams, S. Miller, A. O’Roark, R. Dellinger, L. Brinn, Manager; A. Weaver, D. Bowman, M. Frank, P. Goudy, Coach Marstiller, M. Turner, S. Turner, K. Riggleman, J. Lee, J. Mathias. S o f t b Catcher Melissa Frank waits for the pitch. Cindy Jamison (above) and Angie Comer (below) warm up their arms before the game. 128 Girls’ Team: K. Holsinger, S. Bowman, M. Derrow, C. Holsinger, J. Emswiler, L. Smith, C. Cline, L. Spitzer, G. Mongold, K. Gerding, G. Ruff, T. Emswiler, M. Runion, B. Wilt, E. Branner, Coach Jackie Roller. C. Good, absent. Boys’ Team: R. Pence, N. Summers, N. Roadcap, R. Conley, C. Reedy, J. D. Boyd, M. Greaver. Coach Dede Hulvey, not pictured. Boys’ and Girls’ Tennis Connie Good puts her best effort into her serve. Christy Holsinger returns the serve. 129 Varsity Team: R. Crider, Manager, J. Jones, E. Hess, K. Shirkey, D. Ryman, E. Hinkle, B. W. Barrix, J. Morris, M. McDonald, J. Showalter, Manager; Coach Pangle, J. Lutz, B. Bare, D. Trumbo, K. Ritchie, R. Miller, M. Deputy, B. Wenger, R. White, S. Shifflett, Q. Walton, G. Strawderman, Coach Mel Morris. Eric Hinkle awaits the pitch. Junior Varsity: J. Shifflett, M. Sherman, D. Hottle, S. Martz, T. Lantz, M. May, B. Martin, M. Spiggle, M. Whetzel, T. Rogers, S. Whetzel, B. Mongold, C. Turner, Coach Wayne Arbogast, C. Lantz, B.J. Crawford, S. Mitchell, M McDonald, N. Wimer, J. Blosser, S. Lindamood, R. Whetzel, S. Showalter, Coach Tusing, L. Frank, Manager. 130 She is involved in an array of activities, she carries honor roll grades, and her future is decided. Donna Martz is definitely a rare teenager. You are probably familiar with Donna dribbling a basketball, serving a volleyball, running track, or even playing her trumpet, but have you ever seen her swing a golf club? Donna’s golf “career” began at the age of ten when she first started playing in leagues throughout the Valley. At the age of eleven she participated in her first state tournament and won it two years later. She has repetitively done so ever since. In the summer of 1984 Donna participated in a small, select invitational held at the Country Club of North Carolina, and it was her first out-of-state tournament. She returned again to the CCNC in 1985 and won in her age division. Also in 1985, she attended the North South National Invitational in Pinehurst, North Carolina. Although the pressure involved competing with some of the finest golfers her age from across the nation, Donna placed a triumphant sixth place from among sixty girls. A little closer to home, Donna holds the record at The Shenvalee in New Market. Living just a few miles away, Donna learned to play golf there and now spends most of her spare time there. What does the future hold for this aspiring athlete? Various colleges have shown an interest in Donna’s golfing, but the lucky recipient of this athlete will probably be JMU. Who knows what she will study, but it’s guaranteed she will be playing golf! Lest we forget, Donna also plays volleyball. From a very talented district she was named to Second Team, a real honor considering the quality of the competition. The cheering section erupts at the Harrisonburg-Broadway basketball game. 131 Student Council Association Members: F. Lohr, S. Suter, S. Ritchie, G. Harrison, C. Davis, L. Parker, T. Shirkey, G. Smith, R. Swope, M. Keller, M. Billhimer, S. Martin, J. Wittig, S. Rush, A. Coyle, S. Rodeffer, S. Bowman, S. Smith, L. Coffman, A. Coffman, J. Gump, J. Hiter, C. Roadcap, T. Judy, L. Harper, J. Cullers, K. Goins, P. Branner, D. Borg, S. Dean, D. Hughes, H. Suters, D. Hinkle, T. Lantz, J. Keplinger, M. Miller, J. Fulk, S. Fulk, M. Deputy, M. Stoltzfus, B. Tusing, L. Roush, S. Pangle, K. Rhodes, J. Runion, B. Showalter, C. Fulk, W. Hively, L. Slater, P. Wittig, L. Davis, J. Mathias. I % MfM c ‘umskm m - 1 ft W J J - fl i J r ■ ■ £ T . � ' ft ' M nmiB ' ty ' Jk ! iWk Officers: Faye Lohr, Treasurer; Spencer Suter, Vice-President; Shane Ritchie, President; Gina Harrison, Secretary. Executive Committee: Wendi Hively, Pam Branner, Ann Coyle, Julie Runion, Lori Harper, Faye Lohr, Selena Dean, Spencer Suter, Shane Ritchie, Don Hughes, Kevin Goins, Gina Harrison. 134 Hi-Y Members: S. Rhodes, B. Showalter, W. Coding, A. Shirkey, E. Conley, P. Wittig, C. Smith, Mrs. Tate, Advisor; J. Cullers, G. Harrison, J. Mathias, K. Gerding, J. Miller, S. Dickenson, G. Ruff, S. Dean, T. J udy, N. Sherman, F. Lohr, C. Branner, P. Branner, M. Runion, M. Driver, B. Wenger, D. Martz, K. Goins, S. Jenkins, L. Fulk. As the founder of the Hi-Y Chapter at BHS, Mrs. Tate presides over the meeting with book in hand. Officers: Wendy Goding, Historian, Publicity Chairman; Angie Shirkey, President; Eric Conley, Vice-President; Beth Showalter, Chaplain; Stacey Rhodes, Treasurer; Pattie Wittig, Secretary; Cherie Smith, Chaplain. Hi-Y, in its first year at BHS, is a predominantly service organization. Hi-Y is affiliated with the Virginia YMCA, and its purpose is to promote high standards through in¬ volvement, brotherhood, equality, and service. The first Hi-Y club was organized in Chapman, Kansas, in 1889; Virginia’s Hi-Y clubs date back to the 1920’s. A co-educational organization, the Broadway Hi-Y sponsored the first Miss Broadway Talent Pageant, a series of Students Against Drunk Driving programs, and held a teacher work help day in the fall. In April, Broadway Hi-Y members attended the Model General Assembly in Richmond as youth legislators. The Virginia YMCA also sponsors the Model Judiciary Program and the Model Executive Government Con¬ ference. 135 Cooperative Office Employment Tammy Shirkey, Robin Combs, Betty Mowbray, Karla Dove, Amy Showalter, Tina Bowman, Jackie Shoemaker. Future Business Leaders of America Officers: Robin Combs, Historian; Tammy Shirkey, Secretary; Jennifer Cullers, President; Selena Dean, Vice-President; Karla Dove, Treasurer. Ravaging the community, Tina Brady sold more Tom-Wat products for the FBLA fundraiser than anyone. Senior Members: A. Bare, S. Bergdoll, B. Bowman, T. Bowman, T Brady, T. Branner, R. Combs. A. Comer, J. Cullers, S. Dean, K. Downin, T. Fawley, A. Fulk, L. Hollar, C. Jamison, K. Keller, F. Lohr, T. Lorenzen, D. Martz, S. Miller, B. Mitchell, T. Mongold, B. Morris, B Mowbray, J. Norris. A. O ' Roark, A. Pitts, J. Puffenbarger, C. Reedy, S. Runion, A. Shirkey, T. Shirkey, J. Shoemaker, A. Showalter, T. Taylor, L. Turner, J. Wittig. Underclassmen: K. Alexander, T. Barb, A. Coffman, L. Coffman, L. Cosner, A. Coyle, R. Dove, T. Emswiler, S. Flick, C. Good, E. Hess, K. Kreuger, A. Litten, S. Martz, S. Miller, T. Nesselrodt, K. Phillips, M Price, L. Roush, B. Shultz, G Smith, S. Suter, R. Swope, L. Turner, R. Wegman, P. Wittig, A. Boyers, L. Brinn, L. Callahan, L. Carr, C. Cline, L. Crawford, L. Depoy, M Frank, D. Hansbrough, R. Pence, S. Rodeffer, M. Turner, M. Billhimer, D. Blosser, L. Campbell, L. Davis, T. Demastus, S. Earman, A. Goolsby, C. Mongold, T. Price, L. Ritchie, K. Seaton, K. Siever, T. Wine. 136 Future Farmers of America - 3 m ] .. m - Members: E. Allison, T. Anderson, R. Armen- trout, G. Ayers, C. Bailey, J. Baker, J. Baker, G. Bibble, L. Bibble, S. Biller, T. Biller, F. Bowman, M. Branner, F. Carper, E. Carr, R. Coffman, R. Cole, G. Cooper, T. Corbin, D. Crider, C. Cubbage, N. Custer, L. Cunning¬ ham, M. Deavers, B. Dove, A. Emswiler, M. Forren, R. Fulk, S. Fulk, M. Golladay, J. Hamblin, T. Harper, S. Harrison, D. Hensley, C. Hinkle, J. Holsinger, P. Hostetler, D. Hughes, S. Ijames, J. Keplinger, C. Lam, M. Lambert, K. Landes, C. Lantz, T. Lantz, A. Layman, D. Layman, S. Lee, E. Lewis, K. Lohr, M. Lohr, G. Martz, M. McDonald, B. Mongold, J. Mongold, T. Mongold, L. Mook, P. Myers, R. Nesselrodt, S. Orebaugh, J. Palmer, R. Palmer, M. Phillips, C. Pickett, J. Pierce, M. Ratliff, S. Rhodes, M. Ritchie, R. Ritchie, S. Runion, D. Ryan, E. Rycroft, S. See, T. Sethman, J. Shirkey, J. Showalter, S. Showalter, J. Showman, J. Smith, B. Sonifrank, M. Stoltzfus, M. Thompson, N. Trumbo, T. Trumbo, C. Turner, S. Ung, C. Wampler, C. Wenger, H. Williams, T. Williams, R. Wimer, T. Wittig, R. Yankey, L. Zirkle. During the Homecoming parade, FFA members proudly display the flag and their trophies. . Officers: Miller McDonald, Treasurer; Sherry Runion, Vice-President; Craig Bailey, President; Sharon Harrison, Secretary; Todd Biller, Par¬ liamentarian; Marc Golladay, Sentinel; Mike Stoltzfus, Reporter. 137 United Nations Members: Todd Barb, Stephanie Bowman, Ann Coyle, Shannon Dove, Mark Driver, Robin Easton, James Hiter, Sonny Jenkins, Sean Lankard, Jason Lewis, Brian Meny, Jeff Miller, Stacey Rhodes, David Switzer. National Honor Society Members: C. Branner, P. Branner B. Brawley, M. Coffman, J. Cullers, C. Dean, M. Derrow, K. Dove, M. Driver, T. Farrell, S. Flick, J. Gerding, K. Goins, T. Judy, M. Pegram, C. Reedy, N. Sherman, A. Shirkey, K. Shirkey, K. Stewart, G. Strawderman, M. Strawderman, D. Switzer, T. Taylor. Officers: Kevin Goins, Vice-President; C.J. Dean, Treasurer; Jennifer Cullers, Parliamentarian Historian; Becky Brawley, President; Pam Branner, Secretary. 138 Early Morning Classes Communications: S. Rhodes, S. Lankard, J. Pierce, J. Miller, K. Holsinger, B. Showalter, P. Branner, S. Knupp, L. Fulk. Video Drama: D. Hansbrough, R. Easton, S. Ritchie, J. Davis, B. Roller, G. Ruff, B. Brawley, D. Switzer, P. Myers, V. Helbert, A. Puffenbarger, M. Strawderman, J. Roller, T. Harvey. 139 Science Club Members: K. Baker, S. Baker, T. Barb, W. Bazzle, M. Biller, D. Blosser, L A. Bowles, C. Branner, P. Branner, T. Branner, S. Brown, C. Cline, J. Coffman, M. Coffman, A. Comer, B. Comer, M. Coverston, J. Cullers, C. Davis, C. Dean, S. Dean, H. Deavers, A. Dennis, M. Deputy, M. Derrow, M. Driver, M. Elliott, T. Emswiler, S. Rick, G. Freeman, J. Foard, A. Fulk, C. Funk, W. Goding, K. Goins, Vice- President; C. Good, C Greathead, R. Hansbrough, R. Harpine, E. Hess, Secretary; K. Holsinger, T. Holzner, L. Huffman, D. Hughes, C. Jamison, Treasurer; S. Jenkins, J. Jones, T. Judy, T. Lantz, F. Lohr, S. Martin, D. Martz, President; M. Mason, C. Mathias, J. Mathias, M. McDonald, C. Mongold, T. Moyer, M. Painter, L. Payne, K. Phillips, A. Pitts, T. Reams, K. Rhodes, S. Rhodes, A. Ritchie, S. Ritchie, S. Ritchie, S. Rodeffer, S. Rush, D. Sellers, N. Sherman, D. Showalter, J. Showalter, L. Slater, L. Smith, S. Smith, K. Stewart, G. Strawderman, M. Strawderman, S. Suter, R. Swope, L. Turner, M. Turner, L. Tussing, B. Wenger, J. Wittig, P. Wattig. AIASA Members: H. Suters, S. Shifflett, S. Linda- mood, Shifflett, S. Pangle, R. Yankey, R. Propst, B. Mathias, G. Messerly, M. Forren, M. Moyers, A. Layman, H. Deavers, L. Davis, V. Harpine, F. Wilkins, A. Simmers, K. Mongold, J. Showman, D. Smith, C. Feddon, D. Croy, M. Coleman, L. Huffman, M. Wine, M. Wilt, L. Bibble, R. Miller, E. Rycroft, W. Dove, R. Riggleman, B. Ritchie, L. Hoover, T. Corbin, E. Frazier, D. Williams, J. Baker, J. Morris, J. Crider, J. Sonifrank, P. Hostetler, R. Armen- trout, B. Thompson, M. Rhodes, B. Tusing, T. McClure, G. Wine, J. Whetzel, J. Adams, O. Parker, B. Lambert, J. Lambert, S. Leake, E. Ritchie, D. Cash. Officers: Lea Ann Davis, Vice-President; Frank Wilkins, Secretary; Rodney Yankey, Preident; Mike Wine, Sergeant at Arms; Todd McClure, Treasurer. 140 Education For Employment Members: T. Kennedy, C. Lineweaver, D. Nelson, D. Phillips, R. Shank, R. Smith, R. Wilkins, B. Lineweaver, M. Cousins, C. Greenwalt, C. Hinkle, R. Kyger, P. Mongold, J. Borror, P. Delawder, L. Hanger, M. Hassler, T. Mongold, L. Nelson, C. Olinger, M. Spitzer, J. Fulk, B. Landis, B. Barrix, R. Custer, J. Dove, L. Price, J. Sonifrank. Future Homemakers of America Members: A. Bare, L. Callahan, T. Charlton, S. Crider, T. Early, T. Griffith, S. Hartzler, S. Hollar, C. Holsinger, Secretary: W. Kaplinger, K. Keller, M. Keller, C. Kline, P. Mathias, M. Nesselrodt, L. Pratt, C. Reedy, K. Ryman, C. Smith, S. Smith, K. Stewart, Vice-President; S. Whetzel, S. Will, B. Wilt, T. Lantz, President; J. Runion, Vice-President; T. Harpine, Treasurer; S. Stitely, T. Mongold, L. Sager, M. Billhimer. 141 D.E. And V.I.C.A. DE Members: A. Borrow, D. Knupp, B. Ritchie, C. Roadcap, L. Shifflett, D. Wilson, B. Bowman, M. Boyers, P. Crider, D. Dove, W. Hottinger, M. Johnson, N. Lane, R. Shifflett, C. Wittig, K. Miller, A. Deavers, F. Fulk, L. Hensley, C. Knupp, S. Riggleman, E. Conley, W. Daniels, A. Deavers, F. Fulk, L. Hensley, W. Hottinger, R. Kibler, C. Knupp, K. Miller, B. Newton, T. Fawley, Q. Walton. VICA Members: J. Crider, D. Cray, D. Dispanet, D. Dove, T. Gentry, R. Hodge, J. Jenkins, P. Miller, S. Miller, Treasurer; A. O’Roark, C. Ritchie, G. Smith, C. Strawderman, J. Watson, F. Wilkins, J. Wimer, R. Cousins, D. Cubbage, M. Favre, Vice-President: T. Flick, S. Freeman, R. Palmer, M. Riggleman, S. Allison, M. Coleman, C. Dellinger, C. Greathead, A Hottinger, W. Lantz, J. Nelson, President; A. Riggleman, T. See, K. Shoemaker, K. Shoemaker, J. Shultz, R. Snively, J. Whetzel, T. Barb. Officers: Anita O’Roark, Secretary; John Nelson, President; Gaye Smith, Vice-President; Sherry Miller, Treasurer; Clifton Strawderman, Parliamentarian; Alicia Hottinger, Historian; Jason Jenkins, Reporter. 142 Spanish Club Members: B. Brawley, President; P. Branner, Vice-President; J. Coffman, L. Tusing, T. Moyer, K. Funk, J. Boyers, T. Barb, N. Roadcap, M. Mason, L. Bowles, K. Phillips, S. Rush, N. Mohler, C. Smith, T. Holzner, S. Martz, K. Alexander, S. Farrell, K. Calhoun, S. Lankard, D. Borg, Treasurer; K. Goins, E. Fulk, S. Rhodes, B. J. Shull, D. Cove, A. Lovak, B. Comer, M. Driver, C. Greathead, S. Brown, K. Stewart, J. Hiter, C. Branner, Secretary; W. Goding, P. Wittig, L. Slater, C. Good, R. Swope, S. Shifflett, J. Cullers, B. Wenger, G. Strawderman, J. Mathias, J. Hottinger, K. Fulk, D. Puffenberger, J. Davis, T. Taylor, C. Ryman, M. Branner, S. Martin, S. Smith, S. Flick, M. Turner, J. Rhodes, K. Rhodes, D. Blosser, M. Coffman, D. Gowl, S. Knupp. French Club Members: M. Biller, S. Bowman, J. Breneman, C. Cline, C. Cline, C. Custer, L. Davis, T. Emswiler, D. Frye, G. Freeman, D. Hansbrough, Secretary; Gina Harrison, Vice-President; K. Holsinger, M. Hottinger, F. Lohr, President; B. Meny, C. Painter, A Puffenbarger, T. Reams, Treasurer; M. Riggleman, M. Runion, A. Shifflett, L. Snively, A. Weaver, S. Will, B. Wilt. 143 Aides ISS: Jason Jarrels, Junior Jones, Julie Foard, Ellen Holsinger, Joey Palmer. Office: Arlene Pitts, Connie Hodge, Selena Dean, Robbie Miller, Tammy Knight, Spencer Suter, Cindy Jamison, Lea Ann Davis, Joey Adams, Shane Ritchie. Teacher: P. Mathias, K. Baker, T. Pence, S. Runion, A. Layman, S. Whetzel, P. Myers, S. Ritchie, B. Brawley, B. Comer, E. Frazier, D. Martz, A. Comer, J. Wittig, R. Falls, R. Easton, T. Biller, T. Lorenzen, T. Newton, C. Reedy, M. Driver, N. Sherman, M. Hottinger, T. Lantz, P. Wittig, C. Lineweaver, D. Eye, J. Baker, D. Trumbo, L. Glick. Guidance: Kay Stewar t, Anita Nesselrodt, Henry Deavers, Junior Jones, Linda Turner, Jennifer Cullers, Melissa Branner, Marsha Crowe, Susan Rush, Glenn Strawderman, Anita Layman. Library: Daryl Estep, Faye Lohr, Barbara Morris, Theresa Taylor, Harry Suters, Daniel Blosser, David Switzer. 144 Eli Drama Members: Ellen Holsinger, Tina Charlton, Stephanie Bowman, Ann Coyle, Michele Layman, Becky Brawley, Shane Ritchie, Trudy Gladwell, Mike Strawderman, President; Sherry Rodeffer, Recorder; David Switzer, Vice-President; Terri Lorenzen, Susan Miller, Deanna Hansbrough, Melissa Pegram, Melanie Lang, Wendy King, Tad Demastus, Monique Keller, Jeremy Breneman, Candy Cline, Lori Harper, Selena Dean, Susan Rush, R.B. Propst, Valerie Helbert, Guy Wine, Robin Easton, Danny Borg, Kelly Holsinger, Shannon Dove, Andra Puffenbarger, Larry Huffman, Julie Emswiler, Ginny Ruff, James Hiter, Chris- tina Cline, (absent: Mary Grimm, Secretary; Steve Kirby) Varsity Club Members: G. Harrison, L. Turner, N. Mohler, A. Comer, J. Wittig, C. Jamison, R. Harpine, C. Funk, T. Lantz, G. Freeman, M. Derrow, F. Lohr, Secretary; M. Branner, D. Martz, President: A. Shirkey, S. Suter, Treasurer; D. Ryman, D. Borg, B. Wenger, T. Harvey, R. Conley, S. Ritchie, T. Boiler, D. Hughes, Vice-President; M. Painter, S. Shifflett 145 Morning Vo-Tech T. Brady, M. Carper, M. Charlton, D. Dove, H. Dove, J. Dove, L. Dove, R. Dove, K. Fulk, T, Gladwell, M. Grimm, K. Hammer, A. Hatmaker, C. Hevener, E. Hinkle, S. Hostetler, R. Hottinger, K. Jarrells, D. Jenkins, R. Johnson, T. Judy, R. Kirby, C. Knight, F. McAvoy, M. McCoy, P. Miller, B. Mitchell, T. Moyer, J. Neff, L. Payne, M. Pratt, J, Ritchie, J. Shifflett, H. Shipe, C. Smith, E. Smith, R Southerly, G. Strawderman, T. Thomas, T. Thomas, R. White, F. Wilkins. Afternoon Vo-Tech T. Boiler, M. Cave, L. Click, L. Collins, G. Cook, S. Crawford, C. Danner, M. Dove, D. Drummond, S. Fitzwater, W. Fulk, R. Grogg, G Hall, R Hansbrough, E. Harper, V. Harpine, K. Hartman, T. Hasler, R. Kline, K. Knight, D. Knupp, S. Lam, B. Lineweaver, S. Long, D. Mason, B. Mathias, G. Messerley, C. Mongold, D. Morris, R. Morris, C. Moyer, C. Reedy, L. Reedy, P. Ringgold, K Ritchie, T. Ritchie, D. Ryman, R. Schroeder, D. Siever, S. Strickler, N. Summers, X. Turner, T. Tusing, G. Ward, L. Wilson, T. Wine. 146 Newspaper Robin Easton, Kelley Holsinger, Deanna Hansbrough, Andra Puffenbarger. Mr. George Whiting is the advisor. Pop Quiz Team Members: Aaron Fulk, David Switzer, Mark Driver, Nick Sherman, Shannon Dove, Tina Charlton, Melissa Elliott, Brian Meny. Miss Diane Eberly is the advisor. The team defeated Eastern Mennonite High School in the first round. 147 Concert Choir Julie Glassford, Gloria Mongold, Melinda Callahan, Sara Dickinson, Cindy Adams, Marsha Coleman, Lynn Sager, Jeannie Shirkey, Shannon Hummel, Susan Rush, Angel Sager, Melissa Pegram, Robbie Wilder, Steve Kirby, Doyle Williams, Connie Hodge, Monica Burrough, Inger Stevenson, Tianna Ritchie, Selena Dean, Andra Puffenbarger, Ann Coyle, Chris Davis, Jeff Emrich, Pa m Mongola, Angela Delawder, Janet Raynes, Marsha Crowe, Shari Huffman. Broadway ' s first singing quartet: Mike Strawderman, Chris Davis. Shane Ritchie, Jeff Emrich?? 148 Melody Mix Members: Miss Moore, Director; Melissa Fegram, Jeannie Shirkey, Susan Rush, Selena Dean, Mike Strawderman, Chris Davis, Cindy Adams, Mellenie Runion, Andra Puffenbarger, Ann Coyle, Shane Ritchie, Jeff Emrich, Angie Delawder, Wendy Goding. Chorus Members: Jimmy Fulk, Doyle Williams, Becky Grimm, Tish Hewitt, Helen Madison, Lisa Shifflett, Melissa Pegram, Lisa Spitzer, Mary Eton, Angela Delawder, Janet Raynes, Teresa Conley. 149 Band and Drill Team L A. Bowles, D. Bowman, C. Cline, S. Coffman, K. Crosbie, J. Davis, M. Derrow, J. Emrich, M. Eton, S. Eton, T. Forshee, L. Fulk, W. Gehman, A. Halker, V. Helbert, W. Hively, K. Holsinger, M. Hornbeck, H. Jenkins, P. Lohr, K. Rhodes, D. Riddle, J. Roller, G. Ruff, A. Shirkey, S. Smith. K. Snively, K. Snively, G. Wine. Rifle Squad is made up of Laura Snively and Janice Dove. Drill Team: T. Knight, L. Parker, S. Stitely, A. Goolsby, C. Hanold, T. Brady, A. Shifflett, A. Downin, P. Mathias. 150 Members: Brenda Mitchell, Kim Harrison, Pam Willis, Lori Harper, Ginger Smith, Tracey Wine, Crystal Roadcap, Sara Dickenson, Beth Baker, Julie Foard. Angie Shirkey, a four-year BHS Drum Major, poses before Homecoming activities. Clowning around, Paul Lohr and Keith Snively prepare for the parade. Kelley Phillips, our nationally-ranked twirling champion, is a touch of magic. Jazz Band: Wendi Hively, Dani Bowman, Lanette Fulk, Richard Litten, Guy Wine, Todd McClure, Jimmy Roller, Jeff Emrich, Ginny Ruff. Richard Litten represented Broadway at the All-District Band Festival held in Charlottesville. 151 Memories 1986 Staff Editors of the 1986 Memories, are Faye Lohr and Selena Dean. Business editor is Terrina Judy. Photographers are Robin Easton and Mellenie Runion. Typists are Jeannie Gerding and Michele Coffman. Iri . l:k- r Sports editors Judy Wittig and Jennifer Cullers pose with classes editor Kay Stewart and clubs editor Terri Holzner. 152 Assistant editors are Mellenie Runion, Shane Ritchie, and Pam Branner. W p® ' dB m J . 1 ft Cherie Smith, Tina Lantz, Connie Hodge, Cindy Jamison, Angie Comer, Robin Hansbrough, Susan Rush, Donna Martz all sold ads. Susan Rush and Terrina Judy are high ad salespersons. The yearbook is produced by interested seniors who fill out appli¬ cations and indicate their interests in staff positions. All work is done after school hours. The yearbook is printed by Hunter Publishing Company of Winston- Salem, North Carolina, and distributed to students in May. Mrs. Betty Funkhouser is the yearbook advisor. Ads salepersons plus Trudy Gladwell, not pictured above. Donna Martz worked on the sports section also. I 153 I Bewitching Advertisements 155 The Lee Company CONGRATULATES GRADUATES 156 AND EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO BROADWAY HIGH SCHOOL 157 FACTORY • MEN •WOMEN •CHILDREN SUNTANNING PARLOR • EAR PIERCING APPOINTMENTS PREFERRED BRENDA M RITCHIE OWNER-OPERATOR TIMBERVILLE 896-1360 Like a good Neighbor, State Farm is there. RAYE Z. LITTEN, JR.. AGENT 372 N. Main Street P.O. Box N Timberville, Virginia Phone: 896-7472 Compliments of HAWSE MEDICAL LABORATORY Suite 12 The Medical Arts Building 1031 South Main Street Harrisonburg, Virginia 22801 SHOWALTERS ORCHARD GREENHOUSE Apples, Peaches and Spring Bedding Plants Cider - by the Gallon or Barrel (No Preservatives) Joe 1 Frances Showalter Rt 2, Box 234 703-896-7582 Timberville, VA 22853 158 Gene’s Mini Mart Conner of Rts. 42 S. 259 BROADWAY, VIRGINIA Wl3TX Gas Snack Bar Beer 896-31 85 Groceries Wine Souvenirs ABC Network Local News 1470 KHz Paul Harvey Good Music Mason Motor Sales, Inc. Dodge — Cars . Trucks Used New Timberville, Va. Compliments of GRAND PIANO FURNITURE 198 South Main Street Harrisonburg, Va. GRAND FURNITURE CLEARANCE CENTER Trumbo Electric Inc. VA ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Registration No 8485 60 West Market Street Harrisonburg, Va. p 0. BOX 38 BROADWAY, VIRGINIA 22815 PHONE (703) 896-7095 159 For All Your Food And Supply Needs fP SYSCO P. O. Box 113 • HARRISONBURG, VA 22801 Harrisonburg Fruit Produce Co. Phone 434-0761 Your Full Service Wholesaler Village Auto Center 690 N. Main Street HARRISONBURG, VA. 22801 (703) 434-7303 Automotive Sales and Service HAIR GALLERY Complete Hair Care Timberville, VA 22853 896-1137 April Stevenson 3 a Utl60ftj ANTIQUE Wayne. L. Harrison, Owner Graham SVreet (NorPbu)cst corner of CoorT .Square) Harrisonbura J ra ma_ Houri 10-5 3 Kone. 705-H5H-I01 4 CLo«td Sundays United Virginia Bank Q2J Member FDIC m New Market Edinburg 740-3121 984-4165 •AUTOMOBILE •HOMEOWNERS •BUSINESS INSURANCE •GROUP INSURANCE •LIFE INSURANCE •MOTORCYCLES R.W. DRECHSLER, CLU T. HARRIS SHOMO, JR. W. PRICE UNEWEAVER, CPCU JOE B. MORTON, JR., CPCU H. DANIEL O’DONNELL II MICHAEL A CONWAY, CPCU MICHAEL E. FIORE, CPCU SHIRLEY S. HOLSINGER, CPCU ELLEN MAUZY, CPCU LEE HUFFMAN 3 c cO ' Tt -ilr. � 160 ROCKING R HARDWARE HARRISONBURG 1030 S. HIGH ST. 434-9967 140 E. WOLFE ST. 434-7086 MON-SAT DIVISION OF T1MBERVILLE MAIN ST. 896-4171 OPEN MON-SAT WOODSTOCK SHOPPING CENTER - 459-5205 MON-SAT FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 8 Rt. 1 Box 77 Broadway, VA HILLSIDE, INC. USED AUTO TRUCK PARTS BROADWAY, VIRGINIA Phone B9B-99B7 B9B-81 1 V CENTRAL BODY WORKS “Specializing in Quality Body Works KEVIN E. SHOWALTER CTOS) B96-3603 We’ll give you all the bank you can use. Right next door. flsi MERICAN FIRST AMERICAN BANK OF VIRGINIA P.O. Box 1292 Harrisonburg, Virginia 22S01 Telephone C703) ‘433-2T‘41 Member T — p FDKc — ■ LENDER Timberville Auto Parts Wholesale Automotive Parts and Foreign Car Parts Timberville, Va 896-7029 m REALTOR 234 E. Market St., Harrisonburg, VA 22801 (703) 434-7383 NEW MARKET EXXON SERVICENTER Gas — Oil — Accessories New Market, Va. Phone: 740-3623 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 fftHMEftS h M £ RCHA NTs Covering the Financial Needs and Supporting the Lqcal Community Since 1908 Member FDIC Watson ' s “The Farmers Department Store” use VALLEY MALL - HARRISONBURG 10 to 9 Monday thru Saturday {surge} Milkers VALLEY FINANCE SERVICE, INC. Timberville and Harrisonburg, Va. eft Whitesel Bros., Inc. Harrisonburg, Va. f SURGE} WhiteHouse APPLE JUICE n UNSWEETENED Manufactured By National Fruit Product Co. Inc. Timberville, Va. Fred Black Son Insurance Agency RUBY ' S BEAUTY SHOP Timberville, Va. Phone 896-3281 Broadway, Virginia 896-7085 Mrs. Ruby Minnick, Operator Ryan’s Fruit Market Apples Peaches Rodney R. Ryan Son Rt. 2, Box 296, Timberville, VA Broadway Metal Works, Inc. P. O. Box 125 Broadway, Virginia 22815 896 7027 (703) 477-2020 M Sc M Motors, Inc. QUALITY USED CARS AND TRUCKS AUTO REPAIRS AND SERVICE KWIK MART s. BROKEN ARROW TRADING POST ROUTE 11 NORTH P O. BOX 232 KEN MILLIGAN MT. JACKSON, VA. 22842 Country Hams Fireworks 740-06-43 New Market, VA Your NAPA Jobber is a Good Man to Know ' Perfect Circle Piston Rings 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 Linville Ave. Phone 896-8917 Broadway, Va. Staunton, Va. 606 Main St. Phone 862-4228 Clifton Forge, Va. Complete Machine Shop Service Southern States Cooperative ROCKINGHAM PETROLEUM COOP, INC. Fuel Oil, Gasoline, Kerosene, Diesel Fuel, Motor Oil, Burner Service, Furnace Installation, L.P. Gas 1142 South High Street P.O. Box 168 Harrisonburg, Va. 22801 P.O. Box 508 Rt. 211 West New Market, VA 740-3770 Gulf Timberville Gulf Richard Sager GAS-OIL-ACCESSORIES 896-5131 Timberville, Va. 22853 HOWELL METAL COMPANY P.O. Box 218 New Market, Virginia 22844 Turner Hams, Inc. Gannett R. Turner, Pres. Fulks Run, Va. 22B3C Phone 89B-74B7 89B-74B8 Thousands of Turners’ Country Sugar Cured Hams — Federally inspected aged naturally MISTY VALLEY HARDWARE S. GROCERY Dixie Gasoline Diesel Fuel Featuring Hershey Ice Cream Athey Paints Route 259 897-597B Mathias, WV WE CARRY NAME BRAND MERCHANDISE SUCH AS: RAYBESTOS DAYCO SEALED POWER A.C. AUTOLITE A.P. EXHAUST FRAM GABRIEL NIEHOFF ARROW REBUILT LINE CHAMPION PLUGS MACHINE SHOP SERVICE ... 433-1452 CALL 433-9154 AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY OF HARRISONBURG, INC. 1036 EDOM RD. HARRISONBURG FOLK’S BODY SHOP Rt. 1 Box 462 Telephone 896-2801 FULKS RUM, V1RGIM1A 22830 Compliments of RUSH’S AUTO RECONDITIONING Valley Proteins Inc. Broadway Timberville free pickup and delivery Unville 740-8504 Wash and Wax Engine Cleaning Interior Shampooing twin — CREEK FARM Home of “Edomaire” Registered Guernseys George L. Wenger Linville, Virginia MAYLAND GULF AND GROCERY Delmas Callahan Rt. 1 Box 1 OS C Broadway. VA. B96-7643 FOR THE FINEST FLOWERS SEE FAYE FIRST 4. Sfcx. 9202 CONGRESS ST P.0. BOX 546 BUS: (703) 740 8118 NEW MARKET, VA 22844 RES (703; 896 8920 t Bob Sandell P.O. Box 5107 Charlottesville, Va. 22905 Phone (804) 296-8042 Your Complete Homefurnishing Center DOWNTOWN HARRISONBURG FREE DELIVERY — IN-STORE FINANCING 434-6767 IBailu Nwus-SWnrb GRANDLE Get the full story from the Valley’s FUNERAL HOME, INC. largest newspaper Directors Jody Grandle — C.W. Grandle II Jerry Grandle 231S. Liberty St. Harrisonburg, Va. 22801 Subscription information: phone 433-2702 Lee Street, Broadway, Virginia 22815 OIAMONTOLOQIST OEMOLOOISn Valley Mall Harrisonburg 434-2222 Compliments of Byrd and Frederickson, Inc. Timberville, Va. “The Apple People” [ 7033 433-2585 Early’s Cycle Center “Virginia’s Leading Yamaha Dealer Motorcycles, Snowmobiles, Go Karts and Generators SHELDON EARLY 1321 S. High St. OWNER HARRISONBURG, VA. 22801 Built for the fun of it ' “A Virginia Company, For Virginia People” We probably insured your Grandfather’s home when he and your Grandmother set up housekeeping in this area. We most likely have your parents’ home insured and quite possibly their farm as well. So ; when it comes time for you to establish your own home in Virginia, remember your family’s insurance company. The one that has been insuring property in Virginia, and only Virginia, since 1869. Rockingham Mutual Insurance Company 633 E. Market St. Harrisonburg, Va. DAWN HUTH OWNER 259 West BROADWAY, VIRGINIA Good Food Reasonable Prices Carry Out 83B-7513 Shenandoah. We’ve been putting the heat on American winters for more than 50 years. Shenandoah Heating America with America’s natural resources. Shenandoah Mfg. Center Harrisonburg, VA 434-3838 (Brides (House TUXEDQ CORNER (703) 434-8053 16 S. MAIN ST. HARRISONBURG, VA 22801 (703) 896 8931 DAY PHONE 896-7241 NITE PHONE COMPLIMENTS: JCPenney RIVERSIDE TIRE COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS FOR MULTI-MILE «. MICHELIN TIRES 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE RICHARD L DELLINGER SR RICHARD L DELLINGER JR P O BOX 98 WILLIAM P DELLINGER BROADWAY VA 22815 Valley Mall Harrisonburg, Va. Store 434-2577 Catalog 434-1701 HOURS BY APPOINTMENT 703-433-6041 Compliments of C. Wayne Gates, M.D. Harrison Plaza Ear, Nose Throat 101 N. Main St. Head Neck Surgery Second Floor Facial Cosmetic Surgery Harrisonburg, VA. 22801 “One Stop Shopping” Richfood Grocery Ready to Wear Dept. Ben Franklin Variety A.W. WHITMORE SONS Broadway, Virginia Channel Master ® SATELLITE RECEPTION EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTED BY 1045 South High Street Harrisonburg, Virginia 22801 PHONE 703-434-1751 Branner Beauty Shop Broadway, VA. RED FRONT SUPERMARKET 677 Chicago Avenue and lOOl S. High Street Monday thru Saturday 7: OO a. m. -1 □: OO p. m. Locally owned and operated for over 27 years. Serving the good people of the Valley, by good people! DAVID A. REED SONS Courtesy of Bob’s Surplus Store Contractor Excavating 560 Waterman Drive Harrisonburg, Va. Phone 434-9909 Guns • Ammo. • Military Surplus Sporting Camping Equipment All Kinds of Things BROADWAY, VIRGINIA 22B15 Phone BSB- 731 1 Dealer In Clubman And Image Products Lowell’s Hair Care COMPLETE HAIR CARE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY For Appointment CALL (Bus.) 896-2464 (Res.) 897-5083 ROOFING GUTTERING PAINTING RAY S. RITCHIE SON COMPANY RT.2 —BOX 241 BROADWAY, VA. 22815 PH: 896-2170 Compliments of DR. DONALD E. ADAMS Bears’ Bakery 221 West Lee Street, Broadway, VA 22815 Phone - 896-6503 EVERYTHING FROM OUR KITCHEN MADE FROM SCRATCH BAKE GOODS BULK FOODS - CHEESE SPECIALTY ITEMS ON REQUEST DAN AND HELEN BEAR Wetsel Seed Co. 1 20 West Market Harrisonburg Phone 434-5B83 Car Care Collision The “We Care People ’ ’ FOREIGN DOMESTIC COMPLETE EXPERT BODY REPAIRING AND PAINTING AT A VERY REASONABLE COST ALL INSURANCE WORK WELCOME - FREE ESTIMATES - 434-5843 690 N. MAIN HARRISONBURG, VA 1 8 Mi North of Roses SYSTEMS DESIGN PROGRAMMING PERSONNEL TRAINING Rt. 2, Rosemount Bo JO Broadway, Virginia 228J5 Telephone (703) 896 2259 TIMBERVILLE ELECTRONICS, SONY TV SATELLITE ANTENNAS SALES A SERVICE WE ARE THE SERVICE KINGS WE SERVICE ALL MAKES A MODELS RCA HOURS MONDAY SATURDAY 9 AM 5 PM Hill Oatr Skourooa Om The NEW MARKET RD TIMBERVILLE FO PROMPT SC A VIC E CALL 896-8926 175 USD) CARS 3- Lm c futo c liaxt 132 NEW MARKET RD. TIMBERVILLE. VA. PHONE (703) 896-2886 Wf AIM AT PHONE FOR AFTER HOUR APPOINTMENTS RIVERSIDE SHOP Timberville Drug Store, Inc. “Let us fill your next prescriptions.” Pharmacists Paul L. Orebaugh Johnny Garber Body and Fender Repair Route 259 West Broadway, Va. Phone 896-1245 SONNY’S SHELL Highway 42 North Harrisonburg, VA 24 Hour Towing Gas — Auto Repairs — Groceries Phone: 433-2241 After Hours: 833-5147 176 Best Wishes to the Class of 1 98B FAMILY IGA Timberville, VA 177 ONEST When Abe was born, we were already three years old. News to you ... for seven generations._ ullje j ljcnandoalj Halktj-lHeratfi Combining two of Virginia ' s oldest weekly newspapers. (Xl]e Ijenaniinali Herald Founded 1817 At Woodstock siasssasraxDaia mitiM Founded 1806 At New Market HACJN’S EXXON STATION Between Mauzy Interchange Exit 66 New Market on (J.S. Route 1 1 RFD 3, Broadway, VA 22815 Dial 896-8209 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 call Sam Vaughn 896-7196 ROTH S VALLEY MALL 4 VALLEY MALL |R| 33) 34 4500 7 ROTH ' S 1 2 3 ROCCO AVE OFF SO MAIN (RT 1 1) 433 1200 VIRGINIA SOUTH MAIN ST . HARRISONBURG 43a 429.? J J CD □ 03 EE 0 5 E G £31 ROUTE 11 NORTH. HARRISONBURG 4 34 6660 J ROTH DRIVE IN ROUTE 11 SOUTH HARRISONBURG 4 34-feSIO J Ernie Harpine 896-2212 178 Branner Printing Service. Inc. P.O. Box 185. Broadway, VA 2281 5 4-Color Process • Publications • Sales Brochures • Annual Reports • Forms Ron 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 branner printing Now that you know our number, give us a call! CENTRAL COCA-COLA Harrisonburg, VA 434-3872 WHITMER’S TIRES AND SERVICE 611 NORTH MAIN HARRISONBURG, VIRGINIA 22801 434-4486 179 Sovran bank A Change Fa ' The Times Broadway Super Market, Inc. Across from Broadway High School where we offer quality Richfood Groceries plus SSH Green Stamps on every purchase — Double stamps on Tuesday HOURS: Money — Thursday B A. M. — B P. M. Friday S. Sat. B A. M. — B P. M. Sundays 1 2:30 — 5: 30 P. M. Broadway Laundromat 356 South Main Broadway, VA 22815 896-4946 Compliments of Wm. Roadcap Live Poultry, Inc. P.O. Box 241 Broadway, Va. 180 Pikeway Motors, Inc. New Market, Va. Pontiac — Jeep Sales Service Phone: 740-3191 Complete Tire Service - Car - Truck - Farm Tractor Tires Alignment Computer Balancing New Market, VA. 477-3171 896-7717 Mt. Crawford, VA. 234-9228 886-9424 181 HOORAY FOR BROADWAY IT’S OUR HOME TOWN. Continental Telephone Company of Virginia 182 IBlne j tmie |mt Restaurant SEAFOOD STEAKS TUES. THRU SAT. 4:30-9:30 Lacey Spring, Va. PHONE 434-0535 Compliments of Service Store, Inc. Timberville, VA Motor Parts of Harrisonburg, Inc. 555 North Main Street Harrisonburg, Virginia 22801 434-0351 tNAPAI SoidJmm Jdtchm inc. FLAVORED TO THE BONE ' ' TAKE HOME A BOX FEATURING SOME OF THE FINEST SOUTHERN STYLE COOKING Banquet Room Facilities For 200 ‘fU“oO I + CALL AHEAD FOR MON-THURS 6:30AM-10PM (QN u.S. 11 I 81 EXIT 67) ORDERS TO TAKE FRI-SAT 6:30AM-11PM NEW MARKET, VA. OUT 183 MOUNTAIN VIEW GARAGE Kenton Fulk Rt. 3, Box 1 B Broadway, VA Compliments of Glick-Hotchkiss Clinic 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 MOBILE FEED SERVICE NEW MARKET VA. DIAL 740-3313 184 Broadway Motor Company, Inc. Your Friendly Ford Dealer RHODES SERVICE CENTER White Westinghouse Appliances Firestone Tires Sony — Sylvania — Philco Broadway Phone 896-9101 LET US SHCWIOJ HCW ACCOM MODATING AGOODBANKCANBE. Dominion bank 185 Evergreen Florist, Inc. Broadway, Va. 896-8987 Qual ity Feeds, Inc. Producers of Quality Poultry Feeds Broadway, Virginia Phone: 896-7063 REID’S GARAGE Complete Auto Repair Service Broadway, Va. THE BEAUTY Nancy Hoover Phone: 896-7890 SPOT Broadway, Virginia 186 SWOPE ENTERPRISES Edwin Swope Rt. 1 Edom, Virginia 833-521 2 Used cars and trucks ALLEN S BESTWAY Timberville, Virginia Phone: 896-6171 Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00-9:00 Saturday 8 : 00 - 6:00 Sunday 1 : 00 - 6:00 Compliments of New Market Feed Hardware New Market, VA 740-3413 Compliments of Timberville Exxon Arbogast Grain Elevator Feeds, Custom Grinding Mixing Rt. 1, Box 31 Timberville, VA 896-6981 Compliments of Applecore Village Gift Shop New Market, VA 187 Broadway, Va. Broadway Drug Store BETA COMPACT DISC CLUB COMPACT DISC TVs AUDIO SYSTEMS VIDEO WARES BETAMOVIE PHOTO FINISHING VIDEO TIME TREATS GIFTS AND BALLOONS SONY TECHNICS SANYO SHARP TOSHIBA PIONEER PLUS MANY MORE ITEMS DDOADWAY DISCOUNT VIDEO Rt 42 Box 242, Broadway, VA 22815 WE ARE THE BETTER BETA CLUB IN THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY OF VA. Wilbur B. Clark, Jr. Owner Phone 703-896-2175 188 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 1903-1986 189 Johnny Appleseed Restaurant Number One Appleseed Lane P.O. Box 100 New Market, VA 22844 703-740-3141 t.v.’s appliances MAGNAVOX Home Entertainment Center 160 Waterman Drive Harrisonburg, Va. Dial 434-1211 movie rentals satellites ONE HOUR VALET 268 North Main Harrisonburg, VA 22801 J.O. Stickley Sons Harrisonburg, VA Farm Equipment Home Appliances Rt. 11 Shell Grocery 9831 Congress St. New Market, VA 22844 Phone 740-3420 Full line of Grocery Beverages, Fresh Fruit, Vegetables and Seafood in Season AUTO TRUCK SUPPLY CORP. Sharon, Billy, Carla, and Vance — Manager P.O. Box 4 7E Timberville, Virginia 22B53 Phone 7Q3 89B-B951 or BS52 I 190 Jack Collins Shoe Store Inc. RUNION’S SAWMILL Ray C. Runion Rt. 2, Box 208 Broadway, VA 22815 Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1986 Downtown Harrisonburg Shoes That Fit Converse, Kangaroo, Nike, and Zip Tennis Shoes Valley Family Practice Associates, P.C. Timberville, VA Valley Factory Outlet First Quality Merchandise at Factory Discount Prices Monday-Thursday 9:30-4:00 Friday-Saturday 9:30-5:00 433-9425 191 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1986 ————- i Dean Steel Erectors 60 Ton Crane Service Certified Welders Portable Welding P.O. BOX 1 164 (J.S. ROUTE 1 1 N. HARRISONBURG. VIRGINIA 22801 192 STANLEY STEEMER Anything less just isn’t carpet cleaning. 434-7366 Toll Free: 1-800-552-6714 Touch Of Class Hair Designers SARA PENCE-OWNER • COMPLETE HAIR CARE • FACIALS • MANICURES • WAXING • EAR PIERCING • ORICINAILS MEN • WOMEN • CHILDREN T-F • 8:30-8:00 896-5965 SAT • 8 4 RT 259 BROADWAY Local and Long Distance Hauling Keller Trucking, Inc. Rt. 2 Box 191 Timberville, VA 22853 896-3671 or 896-7248 335 North Main St. Harrisonburg, VA 434-3633 Route 11 Harrisonburg, VA 434-5900 193 o VJ ' RG A “Your riendly yervice Auction Dealer” AUCTION EACH WEDNESDAY NIGHT 7:00 P.M. CONGRESS ST (OFF 1-81, EXIT 67), NEW MARKET, VA (703) 740-8005 EARLY EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Fox Forage — Hesston Hesston Hay Equipment 1054 Edom Road Harrisonburg, Va. Phone 434-7333 CUSTER’S LAST STAND RESTAURANT 117 New Market Road Timberville, VA Home Cooking Leonard Betty Custer phone: 896-8907 Congratulations, Class of 1986 Tom Parsons, Auctioneer Tri-State Auction Services Rt. 1 Box 35 Timberville, VA. 22853 (703) 896-2305 “Call for Your Auction Needs” 194 LAiSnZ CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Contractors Star Steel Building Systems P.O.Box 515 Broadway , VA 22815 Purchase Order — 49086 Shenandoah’s Pride Milk and Ice Cream Harrisonburg, Va. 434-7328 195 HULVEYS’ INC. Heating Oil Furnaces Pocahontas Coal Dial 896-6241 Wampler Foods, Inc. Phone: 867-9221 Area Code: 703 AGRI of VIRGINIA, INC. Farm Systems Building Supplies P.O. Box 33G Broadway, Virginia 2281 5 Phone [703] 896-7074 C. S. Mundy Quarries, Inc. P O Box 126 • Broadway, Va 22815 Crushed Stone High Magnesium Agricultural Lime PHONE Broadway Quarry — Main Office 833 20 61 196 Packaging Corporation of America A Tenneco Company Containerboard Products Division thats packaging 1 400 Pleasant Valley Road Harrisonburg, Virginia 22801 (703) 434-0785 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 22B 1 5 NEFF MOBIFE HOMES Phone 896-7048 2045 East Market Street Finest in New and Used Mobile Homes Large Selection of Doublewiders “It takes cover to make a home.” Phone: 434-3851 197 Buy — Sell — Trade “Good Luck Gobblers” WEASE AUTO EXCHANGE 1489 South Main Street Harrisonburg, Virginia Phone: 434-5919 Bob Wease Owner Dave Legg Salesman 198 SERVING THE TOTAL COMMUNITY Divisions of Rockingham Cooperative Farm Bureau, ine. LOCATIONS: Harrisonburg, Bridgewater, Cross Keys Elkton, Timberville SUPERIOR CONCRETE, INC. F.O. Box 1147 Harrisonburg, VA SERVING THE VALLEY Plants In — Broadway 896-1242 Harrisonburg, 434-0346 • AIRLINES • TOURS • CRUISES • HOTEL • TRAINS • CAR RENTALS FREE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE” -CALL- 434-1660 VALLEY MALL Harrisonburg on United Virginia Bank Automatic Teller Machine 180 East Market Street Member FDIC 199 Massanutten Bank and Trust, n.a “That’s My Bank” Four Convenient Locations: Main Office: Rt. 33 East South Office: Rt. 11 South Parkview Office: Mt. Clinton Pike Rt. 42 North Harrisonburg, Va. 434-6761 T S. E MEAT MARKET Wholesale Meat 25B Charles St. Harrisonburg, VA 22BQ1 Colony Optical Company Four Locations Professional Building Medical Art Building Valley Mall and Statler Square in Staunton Telecommunications Work, Control Panels Electrical Contracting OroacJuuav electric inc (703) 896-8923 Route 1420, Box 306 Broadway, VA. 22815 200 The Ice Cream Cellar LIFE HOSPITALIZATION BUSINESS ACCIDENT SICKNESS BAKERS INSURANCE AGENCY S-45S S. Congress St. New Market, VA. Field Representatives In your area For appointment call C7C3] 74C-B554 Auto Motorcycle Home At The Traffic Light In New Market Serving freshly — Mode Real Ice Cream Produces CAKES CONES SHAKES SPUTS SUNDAES ETC. featuring an Old Fashion Ice Cream Parlor Atmosphere PHONE 74Q-37AS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Harrisonburg, VA 22801 LAYMAN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. C 4 V ' a V £ =£ 6° oV - ' V G ' . v 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 201 PAUL MAUZY RACING 162 MAIN STREET BROADWAY, VA. 22815 Fh. 703-896-5201 RACING PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT BLOWERS FUEL INJECTORS AUTOMOTIVE MACHINING SERVICE SUBURBAN MOTORS HONDA. Po wer _ Equipment It ' s a Honda I 680 Watonmn Or. Harrisonburg, Va. 434-7345 CULLER’S BODY SHOP Box 273 Timberville, VA (703] 89B-3BBB Free Estimates 202 Career Opportunities in the Wood Products Industry Delbem Lambent, 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. Dennis Shoemaker works with dry kiln and pallet. 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. Logs, previously evaluated for quality for a forester, ar¬ rive in the log yard. 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 SIS — South of 250 West P. O. Box 457 703-896-7031 Broadway, VA 22B15 34 M r 112 Years of Progress ALFRED NEY ' S 50-60 North Main Street I—larrisonburg, Va. Valley Mall and Apple Blossom Mall In Memory of Buddy Barb Class of 1987 SENIORS ARE ROLLING ALONG . . . 204 “Babes in Arms” — A Musical Getting a lift from Val (Mike Strawderman) and Gus (Danny Borg) is The role of Terry Thompson is acted by Terri Lorenzen. Bunny (Selena Dean). Jennifer (Melissa Pegram), Mrs. Owen (Robin Easton), Lee (Shannon Dove) and Seymour (David Switzer) try to The p ress agent (Shane decide about the next production. Ritchie) introduces each act. 205 The apprentices of “Babes in Arms” become musically inclined. Gus gets left in the lurch. 206 — Jl 1 % ■mf-Xi s m-m ios ' ' , %i.‘ V3r7 2 ml % 1 b£jh� - .. . jp@ ! „ x 4k W •_ 208 209 mrnmmm One, two, three . . . What a t 212 Classes at BHS are so exciting. Faye and Terri are actually working. r£ ■ bubble!! Captured by a magical spell . . . 213 •• - - Parents of Seniors Carolyn Ayers Craig Bailey Angela Bare Sherry Bergdoll Barbara Bowman Tina Bowman Mark Boyers Tina Brady Melissa Branner Pam Branner Tonya Branner Rebekah Brawley Woody Brown Kathy Calhoun Mark Carper Melissa Cave Lisa Click Michele Coffman Robin Combs Angie Comer Brent Comer Eric Conley Rodney Conley Jennifer Cullers William Daniels C.J. Dean Selena Dean Angela Deavers Angie Delawder Detra Dove Donna Dove Janice Dove Karla Dove Roy Dove, Jr. Kristine Downin Mark Driver Robin Easton Jeffrey Emrich Tammy Fawley Tina Rick Brent Fulk Faye Fulk Penny Fulk Jeanne Gerding Trudy Gladwell Mary Grimm Vicki Hall Michelle Halterman Kim Hammer Robin Hansbrough Lisa Hensley Cindy Hevener Eric Hinkle Connie Hodge Lora Hollar Ellen Holsinger Theresa Holzner Steve Hostetler Willie Hottinger Cindy Jamison Sonny Jenkins Junior Jones Terrina Judy Richard Kirby, Jr. Becky Kline Patsy and Clarence Reedy Carlton and Theresa Bailey Mr. Mrs. Delmas Bare Ms. Judith O. Dove Mr. Mrs. Stanford V. Bowman Lybia Bowman Mr. Mrs. Richard L. Boyers Mr. Mrs. John Brady Mr. Mrs. Jerry W. Branner Mr. Mrs. Allen Leon Branner John A. Branner Pam Thompson Patricia Brawley Mr. Mrs. Woody Brown, Jr. Kitty and Delmas Calhoun Harold and Connie Carper Eugene and Geraldine Simmers Robert and Judy Wolfe Mr. Mrs. John M. Coffman Mr. Mrs. Gary W. Combs Charles and Diana Comer Mr. Mrs. William E. Comer, Jr. Mr. Mrs. James D. Conley Sarah Miller Larry Lee Conley Richard and Fonda Cullers Mr. Paul Lovett, Sr. (deceased) Mrs. Paul Lovett Mr. Mrs. Kenneth M. Dean Willie and Janie Dean Mr. Mrs. Nelson Deavers Peggy J. Delawder and the late Marvin C. Delawder John and Phyllis Dove Mr. Mrs. Raymond Dove Alverta C. Dove Royd A. Dove (deceased) Ray and Donna Dove Mr. Mrs. Roy Dove Mr. Mrs. Richard E. Downin Betty and Gene E. Driver James and Fray Easton Mr. Mrs. Thomas L. Hevener Ronald and Elizabeth Fawley Everette and Genevieve Rick Mr. Mrs. Lloyd N. Fulk, Jr. Mr. Mrs. James R. Fulk Mr. Mrs. Denver Randolph Fulk Ralph and Mimi Gerding Robert E. and Jean Gladwell Driver and the late Millard E. Gladwell Mr. Mrs. Ernest Grimm George and Ruth Hall Robert and Barbara Pratt Jim and Theresa Hammer David and Nancy Hansbrough Judy Mathias Mr. Mrs. Jack K. Hevener Mr. Mrs. Delmas C. Hinkle Richard and Imojene Hodge Mr. Mrs. Harold Strawderman James Hollar Mr. Mrs. Rich ard M. Holsinger Mr. Mrs. Charles F. Holzner John and Janet Hostetler Beverly and John Branner William and Polly Jamison Mr. Mrs. Cletis L. Jenkins, II Richard and Jackie Jones Terry and Phyllis Judy Richard and Joan Kirby Robert and Nancy Kline 214 Tammy Knight Brenda Landis Tina Lantz Anita Layman Arthur Layman Faye Lohr Terri Lorenzen Donna Martz Mark McCoy Karen Miller Philip Miller Sherry Miller Brenda Mitchell Nina Mohler Teresa Mongold Barbara Morris Betty Mowbray Tim Moyer Anita Nesselrodt Rebecca Nesselrodt Rebecca Newton Theresa Newton Jo De Norris Randy Palmer Lora Payne Melissa Pegram Danny Pickett Arlene Pitts Tammy Reams Carey Reedy Stacy Rhodes Stephanie Riggleman Shane Ritchie Susan Ritchie Mellenie Runion Sherry Runion Susan Rush David Ryman Kimberly Ryman Lynn Sager Tamara Sampson Nicholas Sherman Angela Shirkey Kevin Shirkey Tammy Shirkey Jackie Shoemaker Amy Showalter Julie Shultz Cherie Smith Gaye Smith Kay Stewart Shelley Stitely Glenn Strawderman Michael Strawderman Harry Suters David Switzer Theresa Taylor Derrick Trumbo Tim Trumbo Linda Turner Tamera Tusing Quentin Walton Brian Wenger Stephanie Whetzel Robert White, Jr. Judy Wittig Rodney Yankey Not all seniors responded to the Mr. Mrs. Steve Coffman James Frank Knight Mr. Mrs. John Landis Carlon J. and Sharon Y. Lantz Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Layman Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Layman Gary and Ellen Lohr Nancy L. Lorenzen Nancy H. Martz Mary C. McCoy Mr. Mrs. Wilfred L. Miller Rick and Margaret Miller Mr. Mrs. Frank Smith Shirley Mitchell Mr. Mrs. Danny M. Sherman Mr. Mrs. Edward Mongold William H. and Virginia W. Morris Mr. Mrs. Douglas M. Mowbray Mr. Mrs. Delmer Moyer Mrs. Catherine Nesselrodt and the late Richard H. Nesselrodt Mr. Mrs. David E. Nesselrodt Martha A. Newton Ronald E. Newton Martha A. Newton Ronald E. Newton Victor and Kitty Norris Ray N. Palmer Gary L. and Linda M. Payne Mr. Mrs. Roger E. Pegram Dan and Alice Pickett Mr. Mrs. James E. Pitts Linda Benz and David Reams Mr. Mrs. Robert Reedy, Sr. Charles E. and Marie E. Rhodes Steve and Kathy Riggleman Robert and Mary Ritchie Earl and Jean Ritchie Mr. Mrs. Ray C. Runion Mr. Mrs. Howard (Tim) Runion Clarence and Marie Rush Cecil and Wilma Ryman Frederick and Sonja Ryman Mr. Mrs. John Sager, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Edward Sampson Mr. Mrs. Morey Sherman Ms. Kathy Chaplin Mr. Mrs. James Shirkey Mr. Mrs. Roger and Bev Shirkey Mr. Mrs. James Shoemaker Mr. Mrs. Milton L. Showalter Mrs. Darren Shultz Harold and Sharon Smith Wilma Smith Mr. Mrs. Ralph O. Stewart Alicia Stitely James and Jean Strawderman Ronnie G. and Barbara A. Strawderman Martha and Chris Getz Mr. Mrs. Leroy C. and Bonnie P. Switzer Mr. Mrs. Daniel Taylor, Jr. Charlotte H. Jenkins Larry E. Trumbo Mr. Mrs. Richard L. Trumbo Clayton and Peggy Turner Charles and Jane Tusing Mr. Mrs. Carroll Walton JoAnn and Winston Wenger Ronald E. and Karen Whetzel Mr. Mrs. Robert L. White Mr. Mrs. Thomas C. Wittig, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Granville Yankey form passed out by the staff, so not all senior parents are listed. The Flood — November 4, 1985 216 C ) W c 0 A C £ W ?! T vl £ S fV- _ ' i ' eic ' I •P k °pc lc- Sc ' C l£v iw Lulvv n cpc £ liS k imyi! ff r! fc ' cktrZ BROADWAY HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY BROADWAY, VIRGINIA 22815 BUS Memories 1986