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4 CSubi Sr <• ActxdeM&cL 94 * Y- M 1 B 1 Peoptie, 122 * \.N CotUMUMJitu 162-WaT Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2019 with funding from LYRASIS and LYRASIS Members https://archive.org/details/broadwayhighscho1995broa Broadway High School 1 Gobbler Drive Broadway VA 22815 (703) 896-7081 Student Population: 887 Forty-Second Edition SHOWING PRIDE.Freshman Jason tobey shows pride for his school dur- ng Homecomeing Week. Robey, like >ther students, paved the way towards i higher respect for our school. LOOKING BEAUTIFUL. Showing their creativy, Soph¬ omore Becky Baker. Junior Amy Bafumo, and Senior Kim Hartman, dress in different outfits for Creative Writing. Creative Writing allowed students to express themselves. PLAYIN’ IN THE LEAVES. Sophomores Kevin Price, Brent Miller, Tara Custer, and Tabitha Gowl have a playful fight in the leaves. Spending time with friends was a good way to relieve the pressures of school. Layout by Tiffany Runion Anticipation of the new year brought on different feelings for students. Seniors be¬ gan the countdown to the day they had waited for during their twelve years of ed¬ ucation. Graduation would send them out into the real world, either to further their education or begin working in their chosen field. Freshmen wondered what the next four years would bring for them. They learned the importance of hard work and trying to do their best. Students worked to reach their goals both in and out of the classroom. Athletes showed incredible dedication and relished in the benefits of their practices. As always the tradition of good sportsmanship gave the athletes something to be proud of. Clubs such as FBLA and DECA helped stu¬ dents plan their futures. Other clubs hel¬ ped students have fun outside of school. Through all of the hard work and fun we PAVED THE WAY for academic success and participation in extra-curricular activi¬ ties. -Tiffany Runion Opening WAKING UP. Freshmen Wes Westfall and James Polity- Carr savor the minutes before their first block Earth Science class with Mr. Marstiller. tj0j SHOW YOUR SPIRIT. Senior Jason Rose and fellow ft classmates compete with underclassmen for the spirit stick during a pep rally. Seniors showed their spirit with elaborate signs and decorations as well as being louder than the other classes. ... Livout bv: Tiff'am Runion Having fun sometimes proved to be a difficult thing to do, espe¬ cially with the work that was ex¬ pected from students. Fun, how¬ ever, was a necessary part of every student’s life. Many stu¬ dents saw that involvement in an extra-curricular activity dur¬ ing the week gave them time to spend with friends. Planning ac¬ tivities such as prom, Spirit Week, and musical production took up many after school hours. On the weekend, students spent time with their friends or worked jobs for extra spending money. Summer vacation sent students to new horizons. People vacationed with their families. NYC, sponsored by the Church of the Brethern, was a week long conference held in Colorado. Whether participating in an extra- curricular activity or doing something on their own time, we found OUR OWN WAY to have fun and be successful at the same time. -Tiffany Runion , rm Student Life Divider C Did y owe Api/ufr kluMb tUouglv? ‘‘I loved Spirit Week. I thought it was great how everyone pulled together.” -Brianna Cochran “Everyone had such a great attitude about the whole thing” -Adam Grandle “It was great to see everyone together. Danell Hooven r ■. 6 layout B\: I jiinae Martin W