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

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 Opening — 7 Katie Dawson, wearing her new J.V. cheerleader uniform, sneaks a few munches on her way to class. The intramural teams battle it out for the last point to win the game which could further their chances in the volleyball championship. Jay Gilmore studies different types of tissues through the microscope in Biology II as he draws

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... Changes In The System. Because the students are in class more, they are able to keep up with assignment and with the classroom lec- tures. In general, grades are not as low as they have been in the past. Their failure to make up work has often been forgotten and resulted in zeroes. Now that they are absent less, assignments done in class are completed. Over the summer, Faculty additions happened to be one of the frequent oc- curences. This year we received eight new members. Yes, these were obvious changes, but Student life also went through stages. Fashions and fads were observed and noticed among the students. Hair trends, shoes, rock star buttons, and twist-a-beads were among the “hot items” often viewed at BHS. Broome offered many courses to be taken advantage of in our growing edu- cational status. Each course taught, gave us new awareness as our knowl- edge continued to broaden. Are we not expanding our horizons a smite? Con- sider the constant change which annu- ally took place every year. Locker com- binations, location of lockers, and our schedules are minor but effective at Broome. This was also the year for new uni- forms, and updating current activities. Cheerleaders, band members, and the Allen McGinn worked with a study disk on the library’s computer to improve his grade on an upcoming test. Dean Butler spends another day searching for solutions in Chemistry. football team received new outfits for the year. Band was also given new equipment. The cheerleaders exper- ienced a change in the squad combina- tion. Ninth graders were included in the J.V. team. The varsity cheerleaders were only one squad this year. The same smiling and vivacious spirits are now seen at both the football and bas- ketball games. Isn’t this an enormous example of spirit Broome has for their Centurions? Broome High School gave beneficial and rewarding changes in respect of its students. Stop! Notice the changes made to our fellow Centurions. Notice the spirit that never changes. Lunchtime provides sophomores with a chance to discuss their adjustments to B.H.S. 6 — Opening

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Jimmy Feeler gives a smirk of satisfac- tion while doing his homework in study hall. Paula Turner is excited about the up- coming York Homecoming Game. 8 — Opening