Broadway High School - Memories Yearbook (Broadway, VA)

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PEPPY PEOPLE. Juniors cheer at the home¬ coming pep rally. The entire student body gath¬ ered in the gym for the event. STUDYING WITH CLIFF. Beth Wilt uses Cliffs Notes as a study aid. The Scarlet Letter is required reading for eleventh grade advanced English classes. SNACK TIME. After school, Debbie Sites and Doug Hughes make selections from the food and drink vendors. These machines were off- limits until 3:15 each day

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STUDENT INSPECTION. Beneath the scaf¬ folding, Mike Westfall and Brian Halterman survey the impending renovations. Three mil¬ lion dollars was spent on the total project. Class Dismissed School will be dismissed at ten o ' clock. Remain in your first period classroom until the bell for dismissal rings. As the students poured out of the school, their thoughts turned to soap operas and Tomanetti ' s Pizza. The newly constructed parking lot created chaos for the drivers and those directing them. Students and faculty gained an extra vacation day while fulfilling the time requirements for a school day. The break was extended to the construc¬ tion crew who had been busy with reno¬ vations to the high school. The week-ion downpour muddied the stilled bulldozer and mixed with the mortar. Though the bell had barely rung, the sun emerged. Even the weather seemed inde cisive. Order had given way to confusion an each one found himself in the midst of a fin mess. 4 Theme Opening

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JUNIOR JUBILATION. Overcome with enthusiasm, Mike May and Trevor Bowman strangle Chuck Comer. The pep rally provided a twenty minute break from sixth pe¬ riod classes. SUMMER SCHEDULING. Eager to locate their classrooms. Sherry Hart- zler and Janel Hartzler search the hallways. NHS members provided tours for new students prior to the opening of school. LUNCH HOUR. Studying accompa¬ nies lunch for Melissa Emerson and Anita Smootz. The price of lunch in¬ creased from eighty-five cents to one dollar. Student Life