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

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 Centurions Make Plans For 85-86 Why dwell on the past when a brand new year lies ahead? For many BHS students, the 1985-86 school year was a chance to leave last year behind and work towards their goals for the coming year. The main goal for most Centurions was improv- ing their grades, and they were positive that with a little extra work they could achieve this goal. Although better grades were the goal for most Centuri- ons, several students had per- sonal goals of their own. Senior Sharon Townsell states, Along with improving my grades I plan to better my abili- ties in softball. John Linder adds, My main goal is to take more pride in my- self and my school. BHS students proved that big plans make big things happen. Students set their goals and did their very best to achieve them, and thanks to these special ef- forts BHS continued to look bet- ter than the year before. GO FOR IT BROOME. Students show their en- thusiasm as the Centurions make a touchdown. Opening — 7

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FULL OF HOT AIR. Fred Smith, Allen Biggerstaff, Ronald Robinson, Johnny Lee, and Steve Alt are showing off their newly acquired balloons during class. TAKING A BREAK. Kerry Deaton, Rodney Scruggs, David Mabry, and Bryan Abernathy are sitting around during break taking it easy. 6 — Opening

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CHOWING OUT. Sharon Townscll and Jimmy Shirley listen while Jimmy Minchow tells about his summer adventures. MONA LISA. Ms. Munn shows off her ravinous beauty while she poses for the Art Class. STUDYING ISN'T EASY. Michelle Greenway sits in the senior lounge preparing for her next test. I GIVE UP” Roy Dean White finds out that beat- ing a computer is harder than it looks.