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

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CANDACE KELLR sponsored by JIMMY INMAN AMY KIRBY sponsored by JOHNNY MILLER MELINDA LEDFORD sponsored by TONY KEL- LER LEIGHA PACE sponsored by HUGH FERGUSON KIM PATTERSON sponsored by BOBBY MANUS REBECCA PETTIT sponsored by CHRIS ARTHUR STACIE REVELS sponsored by SCOTTY BRIDGES COLETTE SALTER sponsored by CARNELL BULL OCK DIANA STAHLEY sponsored by TONY ADAIR Homecoming Candidates — 23

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Who Will It Be? Let's see; do I sponsor the girl that I've admired since first grade, or do I sponsor the girl who is wearing my class ring? Selecting a girl to sponsor as a Home- coming candidate was an important de- cision for Broome's senior football players. This decision could not be tak- en lightly, for each of these seniors re- alized that the girl HE chose to sponsor might just become Broome's new Homecoming Queen. Special events that took place during the week made Homecoming an enjoy- able occasion for the students, spon- sors, and candidates. One of the favor- ite events was Thursday's homecoming assembly, during which the lucky can- didates, escorted by their sponsors, were presented to the student body. Careful attention was paid to all candi- dates during the assembly, so that each student body member could make up his or her mind as to which girl to vote for. Voting took place in homeroom on the following Friday morning, the morning of Homecoming. With the suspense mounting, the votes were tal- lied, and the winners kept secret until halftime festivities of the evening's ball- game. No one could hardly wait to find out who Broome's 1985-86 Homecom- ing queen would be. LAURA BRYANT sponsored by JOHN LINDER VERONICA CHUMLEY sponsored by KEITH LESA CROW sponsored by CHUCK SMITH CHARLOTTE CUDD sponsored by TIM DIL THOMPSON LINGER LYNN DAVIS sponsored by GREGG FOWLER PAM FARR sponsored by LOUIS BECKHAM BLISS GRUBBS sponsored by TRACY KELLER 22 — Homecoming Candidates

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Go Centurions Homecoming week at Broome High School was topped off by the endless excitement of the ballgame against Fort Mill. During halftime festivities, Marie Holt, sponsored by Todd Carlisle, was crowned the 1985-86 Homecoming Queen. Pam Farr, sponsored by Louis Beckham, was chosen first runner up, and Stacie Revels, sponsored by Scottie Bridges, was chosen second runner up. Presentation of the crown and red roses was performed by Dr. Kenneth Dinkins, school principal. The excitement of the evening con- tinued as the Centurions went on to take a 20-8 victory over the Fort Mill Yellow Jackets. The events of Homecoming 1985-86, made possible by the pride and spirit of all Centurions, will long be remem- bered as Glory Days. LINE UP FOR HOMECOMING. Tension is mounting as the candidates and their escorts pre- pare to be introduced to the crowd in the stands. THROW IT KEITH! The Centurions quarterback Keith Thompson prepares to throw his touch- down pass to win the game with Fort Mill. WHO WILL IT BE? Dr. Dinkins, Trina Huggins, and Kim Hughes are waiting anxiously for the announcement of Broome's new Homecoming Queen. 24 — Homecoming