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

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Candace Keller, Amanda Johnson, Wendy An- Jimmy Peeler is caught by surprise as the photog- derson, and Andrea Bean watch intently as an- rapher catches him breakdancing in the halls at nthAr tennis match is won. lunch Student Life Division

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Friendships, Activities, And Time United Student Life At Broome The Student life at Broome High School evolves around friendships, old and new. Many of these friendships have been carried throughout numer- ous years in school. While others were fresh and new. The adjoining together of the two junior high schools to make our student body provided a way of meeting new people and beginning new friendships. The students used their lunch times to take part in activities. They could have just sat around and talked with friends or they could have stepped outside to get a breath of fresh air and take advantage of the beautiful sunshine. Some of the athletic students spent their time getting involved with the intramurals to find out who’s team was the best. The life of a student at Broome High School can get very interesting. Many extracurricular activities outside of schoolwork were provided to help the students get a real interest during their high school years. Many activities that were provided helped to keep the stu- dents interested in their school and work. One of the many activities which played an important role in student life was Homecoming. This gave the stu- dents a chance to express themselves in such ways as Tacky Day and Dress-Up Day. It provided the girls with a game of touch football the night before Homecoming and the guys had a chance of being cheerleaders. Most of the stu- dents took part in these activities to help make their school years fun and “For Women Only” participants practice their song and dance routine for the Talent Show. not just all work. Several activities were offered at Broome. Out of these, many people par- ticipated with the games, band, and sports. Student life at B.H.S. revolved around good friends, attending extra- curricular activities, after school club meetings, and a high involvement in academic excellence. Student life took part with the school and the students sharing the emotions of the school year. It was the student life that kept the awareness and enthu- siasm of the students alive. Carrie Lindsay crunches on a tasty candy apple as part of her lunch. Kay Gosnell and Lee Gist place their Graduation necessities orders with the Jostens representative.

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Twelve Years Added To Arduous Work Make The Senior Class Of ’85 To be called a Senior finally becomes a respected title, and an honor that re- quired hard work. For the past twelve years, the individual had to strive to make this one dream become a reality. During this progressive climb to the top, tears of happiness and sadness have been shared; however, no matter how happy and special our senior year was, there will always be a chunk of our hearts given to B.H.S. that will tell us that the life we have known for so long must be left behind. After graduation night the class of ’85 will only be another memory that we will lock away in our minds never to be forgotten. This last year will always re- main dear to us, and we should pass on our dreams of being a senior to others. We as seniors will move on to opportu- nities and future goals. Bruce Whitaker catches up on lost sleep during one of the warm October lunch breaks. Kenny Lemmons makes an unappetizing face as he prepares to take a bite of his pizza. Scott McHam demonstrates his own unique style Michelle Dover. Mary Robinson, Kim Thrift of headspinning down the halls of B.H.S. talked about their weekend plans as Teena Bull- man laid back and relaxed in the warm October sun.