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

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Lafonda Jones Jamie Key Nancy Knoll Gary Knox David Lambert Cindy Lancaster Tracy Lawson Charmine Ledford Dale Lee Tim Lipscomb Brian McHam Jim McLeod Gay Messer Cora Minter Dale Minton Velma Lowery Debra Lydia Cindy Martin Mardella Mathis Jeff McBride 1. Robert Brown and Teresa Champion have been eating lunch together at Broome for the past three years. 2. Anna Compton cleans her paint brushes after she delineated another “Mona Lisa !! Seniors 27

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Who Will We Pass Along News of the Iran situation, the hostages, and the war constantly fill our paper and news broadcasts. The Anderson-Carter-Reagan election has brought many undecided issues to our attention-issues whose answers will greatly influence our future. Are we headed for war? Will we have a draft? Will women take a part in combat? Will ERA be ratified? Will nuclear power plants continue to function and to be built? As Seniors we need to realize what is going on around us and also appreciate what we have as we continue to drive toward our destiny. Where will our bridges lead? Who will I pass along the way? Where will the road lead me? Who knows? 1. Sonny Smith looks over his report card and wonders, Should I risk taking this thing home? 2. Beth Thrift listens carefully to the person on the other end of the phone during a lunch time conversation. The Way? Brad Hatchette Robert Hatckett Donald Hayes Gary Hayes Randy Henderson Lori Hewitt Charles Hill Morris Hill Sherry Hill Angie Holcomb Sylvia Hollis Jackie Horne Jeff Humphries Rhonda Inman Jeff Johnson 26 Seniors

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As A Senior, Each One Has A Bridge To Cross Ring Day is one of the first acknowledgements a senior receives. It is a time when we first begin to realize that one must live for today and put off tomorrow. Ring Day is a day of celebrations and parties lasting until the break of day. The ring is a symbol of the hard work, determination, and the time each person has spent during his school years. Also, the ring embodies all of our good and bad memories of school. But for each individual, the ring holds a meaning all of its own. Angie Holcomb said that receiving her ring gave her a surge of pride. Kerry Bridges felt like he was finally a senior.” Gpon receiving his ring, T.T. (Horace) Brown exclaimed, I felt like I had finally reached manhood.” As each senior looks at his ring, he thinks of the special meaning it holds and most importantly, as each senior looks at his ring, he not only feels a part of Broome High School; he is Broome High School! 1. Seniors show off that hunk of gold. Susanne Moore Charles Murphy Mike Murray Darla Norton Carla Oglesby Lewis Oree Pam Osteen Robert O'Sullivan Robert Padgett Billy Parker Sheila Parker Lorie Peeler Amanda Pettitt Benjie Petty Pam Phillips 28 Seniors