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

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 WHAT DO I DO NOW? A look of confusion comes over Derrick Lynum's face as he tries to comprehend his homework. A LITTLE PRIMPING NEVER HURTS says Shar- on Townsell as she puts the finishing touches to her hair. DESPERATELY SEEKING MEN. Candy Banks and Candi Frady have a look of excitement as the day finally comes to an end. Opening — 3

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Broome High School 1985-86 StjooAviff 6:00 a.m., August 26, 1985, the alarm sounded and students awakened to another first day of school. We arrived bright and early for the beginning of the school year with pencils and notebooks ready to go. Students were greeted by old friends, new teachers, books, and lots of homework. Once again, Centu- rions were prepared to get a head start on the year. Looking Good, quickly be- came a goal for Centurions. Good looks that could only be accomplished by hard work, de- termination, and performing to one's best abilities. Obviously, BHS looked good in more ways than one. All activities, from athletics to academics pulled together to make Broome High School look its best. Victory or defeat, A's or B's, 1st or 2nd place, there's one thing to be said about the tenth year of Broome High School: Centurions were Looking Good, and they are definitely getting better! SURE WE PARTY. After the pep rally, Dawn Har- THE REST OF YOU GO TO CELL BLOCK FIVE, greaves, Steven Bradley, and Tracy Keller show With only four minutes for classes there is no their enthusiasm and winning spirit. time for chit-chat. 2 — Opening

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A Buddy System At Do you stand in the halls buddies could be found in lots of alone? Are your only compan- places doing all kinds of fun ions at Friday's game the night- things. Yelling their lungs out at flies buzzing at your ear? At ballgames, laughing in the sun at Broome, changes were made for lunch, sharing a locker when the better, and students joined they knew it was against the the “buddy system. school rules, and roaming the Lunchtime, classes, peprallies, halls with a fake pass just in case and ballgames were all meant to Mr. Riley walked by, were just a be shared with friends. At BHS, few things that friends shared at BHS Broome. It's true that a long day at school can be depressing, how- ever, a friend makes it all seem better. At Broome High School friendship was all around, and that definitely made our school a better place to be. COME ON BELL are the words of Gene Brown as he sees it is about time for break. LOOK AT THOSE EYES. Katie Dawson and Tracy Evans are making eyes while enjoying lunch in the cafeteria. EXAMS. After eating lunch, Ronnie Pruitt is pre- paring for his afternoon classes. L 4 — Opening