Gettys D Broome High School - Medallion Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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JUNIOR YEAR, Amazed by previous action, Wanda Porter awaits up- coming play. A cheerleader’s varied life is symbolized by the camera’s special effects as the first bonfire blazes during the booster’s club pep rally. Practice, practice, practice — Scott Spencer does his thing for the progress of the band. 12

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Tennis intramurals take-up eating time, so Tonette Sarratt and Susan Carter eat hurriedly to make-up for lost time. Getting down to basics, Doug Mannigan catches up on some of his homework during lunch. FOR ANSWERS 11

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Joni Alexander fluffs the finishing touches on Boo Kirby’s “fro”. You move into your junior year, an exper- ienced high school student. You’ve learned the ropes, know all the cuts, and believe you’re prepared for anything. One week of school warns you of the year ahead, the har- dest year of your life. A social life consisting of a lot of heartache, a school life consisting of a headache. You’re time is rationed, you’re life is clocked. Never enough time to do the things you want to do; to do the things you need to do. Responsibility weighs you down, and you wait, long for the freedom of a new year. HARDEST YEAR OF SCHOOL LIFE Tcri Briner interrupts her reading assignment to smile for photographer. 13