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

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Traditions Fill The Year As the new school year be- gan there were mixed emo- tions. The sophomores were ner- vous about starting over in a to- tally new environment. The ju- niors were glad to see their triends. The seniors were excited about getting through the year and on to graduation. Over the months, feelings changed. The sophomores made new friends, the juniors were looking forward to their first prom and becoming seniors next year, and the sen- iors started to wish that time hadn't passed so fast. As the year passed, everyone had become a part of Broome's traditions. The seniors- anxiously awaited Ring Day. This was a symbol that they had made it. Students from each class par- ticipated in the different activi- Ken Bolin day-dreams about the week's football game. Tammy Roberts makes up a biology test from the day before. ties during homecoming week. Students spent hours each day after school preparing the floats and the girls practiced for their powder puff game. Most of the students dressed in their finest on Dress-up Day. However on Costume Day, everyone dressed as their favorite mup- pet or other character. We had several Miss Piggys and a Kermit, and even a Hulk. On Valentines Day, the boys were reluctant to speak to the girls because they would have to give their hearts away. At the end of the day the girl with the most hearts won a box of candy. Another tradition loved by all the juniors was the selling of candy for the junior-senior prom. Since the magazine sells didn't go very well, they had to sell candy also. The prom was very special to the juniors and seniors. For the juniors, it was their first prom. For the seniors it was their final prom, the last time that they would have a junior-senior prom. Then graduation was upon us. It was the first time that gradu- ation was on a Tuesday night. It was a very unique experience for everyone. The year finally ended as the sophomores would soon become juniors and the juniors would be seniors, but the seniors would not be coming back. They would be on their own. Some were going to col- lege and some were going to work. But no matter how far away anyone goes they will al- ways be a part of Broome High School and its traditions. 24 Smiling Faces

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Senior Class 1982 First row: Robbie Byers. Tommy Kirby. Robert Ezell, Chris Gosnell, Dennis Coth- ran, Patty Eskew. Jackie Mode. Kim Crow, Jean Poteat, Cheryl Davis, Regi- na Wilson Second row: Kenny Seagle, Roger Anthony, Jerry Threadgill, Tammy Floyd, Rainee McKinney, Linda Davis, Angie Staton, Shirley Bruce, Tammy L. Poole, Tim Floyd, Tracey Har- vey, Mary-Ann Stuffle, Elly Roldan Tammy Smith. Third row: Dana Lytle. Eric Bremer, Phillip Ivey. Glenda Linder, Lisa Wall, Gay Bailey, Lori Gosnell, Bren- da Sullivan, Marla Hammett, Fourth row: Keith Childress, Kenny Parker, Tra- cey Dunigan, Susan Donald, Denise Walker. Greg Robbs, Fifth row: Wayne Fisher, Gina McGraw, Kay Oglesby. Cindy Jameson, Nell Shook, Robin Bridges. Sixth row: Bryan Davis, Tammy Arthur, Ann Hyatt, Debby Gilmer, Randy Willis, Tony Dewberry, Charles Huff. Seventh row: Ricky Mack, Tony Thompson, Reba Hill, Deb- bie Mathis, Karen Mitchell, Tony Martin, Tommy Davis. Eighth row: Johnny Smith, Kenny Greene, Lori Cody, Tim McBride, Jan McCray, Teresa Morgan, Teresa Blackwell, Steve Nichols, Tammy D. Poole. Herbert Smith. Ninth row: Grant Jones, Connie Jumper, Me- linda Thrower, Lori White, Deneen Fowler, Tammy Morris. Becky Williams, Pat Johnson, Terrance Gist, Lawer- ence Porter. Tenth row: Susan Fergu- son, Denise Winstead, Anita Fowler, Timmy Champion, John Bunn, Tammy Roberts, Tony Thompson, Angie May- bin, Cheryl Manigan, Willie Littlejohn. Eleventh row: George Baker, Carolynn Pettit, Tammy Gibson, Charles Henry, Terri Hodge, Angie Wells, Bobby Do- gan. Twelfth row: Denise Eubonks, Cathy Brindle, Georgina Phillips, Eddie Burkholder. Carole Abernathy, Chuck Jones. Dale Edge, Kathy O'Dell, William Jones, Jeff Stephens, Richard Ponder. Thirteenth row: Donna Hughes, Eddie Wyatt, Shirley Grizzle, Kendra Belue, Teresa Fowler, Kathy Rudicill, Marie Suttles, Penny Smith, Steve Johnson, Wes Arrowood, Olin Mintz.