Brunswick Academy - Viking Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1968 volume:

Meherrin Regional Library 133 W Hicks Street Lawrenceville VA 3 f ' 0 I o )Vpf ' 0 j75.7rmr 1 Brunswick Academy Viking VIKING STAFF Editor . Assistant Editors . . . . Treasurer . Business Manager. . . . Subscription Managers Advertising Managers Art Editors. Head Typist . Photographers. . . . Mary Anne Chandler .Cathy Cheely Dianne Daniel .Ronnie Cheely . Diane Keeling . Peggy Lucy Linda Link . Susan Kirkland Southgate Lee Sarah Nash, Alice Moore .Diane Grizzard . . . . Burnell Hawthorne James Vaughan A Year in Focus 1968 This year, the Beta Club assumed responsibility for sponsoring the 1968 VIKING. Many long hours of hard work have been spent by the Beta members, other willing, dedicated students, and the sponsors in the process of compiling this yearbook of memories. In the early days of summer, the VIKING Staff visited various surrounding towns and communities with the pur¬ pose of selling advertising space in our annual. Some days ended with full receipt books, however, other days ended with only headaches and tired feet. We are grateful, thougli, to our advertisers who helped to make the dream of a successful yearbook become a reality. Selling ads was a relatively simple task compared with what lay ahead. We little realized that we had merely laid the groundwork from which the rest of the structure was to be built. After school opened, pictures had to be made, subscriptions sold, layouts drawn, and copy written in order to begin the assemblage of a yearbook which we hoped would give the best editorial and pictorial account of past events. To record a year of events as diversified as those that take place at the Academy is a monumental task. However, it is with a deep feeling of pride that we present the VIKING for 1968. MARY ANNE CHANDLER, EDITOR 2 CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION . 4 STAFF.12 UPPER SCHOOL.18 LOWER SCHOOL . 45 ORGANIZATIONS. 63 SPORTS. 77 FEATURES . 93 PUBLICATIONS. 101 SENIOR STATISTICS. 107 ADVERTISEMENTS . 108 3 BOARD OF DIRECTORS SEATED, L. TO R.: Clyde R. Butler, J.T. Wiley, James I. Clary, R.B. Lynch, Jr., C. Dale BlackweU, Sterling Clary, H.S. Vaughan. STANDING, L. TO R.: Carrell Tuck, Hugh Shell, L. G. Chandler, Jr., Donley Mitchell, R.E. Lewis, J.B. Perkins, Rufus Murray. PRESIDENT BRUNSWICK ACADEMY ASSOCIATION Clyde R. Butler ADVISORY COMMITTEE STANDING, L. TO R.: Charles M. Saunders, Jr., Harvey S. Vaughan, James I. Clary. SEATED, L. TO R.: Robert M. House, Clyde R. Butler. To the Students of Brunswick Academy: For your contribution in making this 1967-68 school year an outstanding one, I extend to you my heartfelt thanks. May your recollections of the accomplishments made to the academy and within the student body this year bring fond memories to you in years to come. Football equipment was purchased and students were allowed to participate in football for the first time in the history of the school. Through the efforts of a group of athletically-inclined patrons, the athletic field was graded and seeded, and a field house was constructed on the premises. You have displayed qualities of loyalty, initiative, honesty, integrity and cooperation. These intangible qualities have contributed to the development of a better school spirit and more pride in our school. Emphasis is constantly placed on developing courses of study in our curriculum so that you may receive the best possible education. The faculty at Brunswick Academy is truly dedicated to helping you, the student. You will, when summarizing the twelve formative years of your life, appreciate the wisdom and understanding of the staff at the academy, who have engineered the construction of a foundation for your future. 1 assure you that this has been a most pleasant year for me. My association with members of the faculty and the student body has been most gratifying. I feel that we have had a successful year together, and that in years to come we can recall the year 1967-68 with pride. I express my deep appreciation to Mrs. Raiford, Mr. Blick, and the annual staff, who have spent countless hours in the preparation of this yearbook — a symbol of devotion and dedication. Congratulations to the class of 1968, and best wishes to the students who will return next fall. I wish for each of you the very best that life has to offer. C. M. SAUNDERS, JR. ADMINISTRATOR 5 PTO OFFICERS: L. to R., C.M. Saunders, Jr., Vice-President; Mrs. Mary Alice Thomas, Secretary; Mrs. Peggy W. Gauldin, Treas¬ urer; W. Forest Porter, President. PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION “Colonel” Bower m.c.’s. P.T.O. Sponsors Male Beauty Contest To Help Toward Purchase Of New Buses Bumell Hawthorne enjoys a swim at Lake Gaston. Susan Kirkland, Linda Link and Earl Blick ponder next call to make during ad campaign. Focus Changes From Vacation Activities To The Beginning Of New School Year i Mrs. Conrad registers elementary student, Cathy Moore. CAREER GUIDANCE TESTING PROGRAM Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Jones go over college bulletins with Jimmy Mr. Saunders interprets test scores for Ritt Butler. Hawthorne. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Saunders gives Cathy Cheely, Mary Anne Chandler, Dianne Jones and Jimmy Hawthorne latest word on college admissions. COUNSELING SERVICES 8 Indispensable to the smooth operation of our Academy are the two efficient secretaries, Mrs. Vaughan and Mrs. Conrad. Their myriad duties include, bookkeeping, fil¬ ing, taking telephone messages, making trips to the bank, typing transcripts for college-bound students, writing letters, answering questions, and handling numerous receipts and checks. Their work undoubtedly is interrupted hun¬ dreds of times daily but they can be relied upon to exercise patience with a smile. MRS. SYLVIA CONRAD Secretarial Assistant OFFICE STAFF MRS. MARJORIE VAUGHAN Secretary BUS DRIVERS L. to R.: Ronnie Cheely, Allen Wilson, James Vaughan, Steve Maitland, Jimmy Hawthorne, Russ Edwards, Forest Porter. SAFETY PATROL FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Ricky Newsome, Burnell Hawthorne, Charles Tuck, Glenda Stone, Annette Glenn, Karen Clary. STANDING, L. to R.: Dianne Daniel, Joyce Shell, Betty Abernathy, Janice Driver, Margie Allen, Peggy Lynn Finch, JoAnn Grizzard, Betty Jo Gunn, Donna Baird, Phnon Dockery. CAFETERIA PERSONNEL These faithful women have the monumental task of ordering, preparing, and serving our daily lunches. Their work begins early and ends only when everything has been made ready for the next day’s group of rushing, ravenous students. Their diligence greatly aids the routine of the school day. Mrs. Lobelia Baird, Mrs. Carol Butler and Mrs. Ida Mitchell. CUSTODIAL STAFF W. Henry Kidd and Mrs. Bernice C. Kidd. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kidd are the dedicated couple who help us keep our classrooms and halls neat and clean. They can be seen every day, sweeping, dusting, polishing and doing those “be¬ hind the scene” jobs which give our Academy such a pleasing and inviting appearance. The Academy students appreciate the fine maintenance job which Mr. and Mrs. Kidd are doing. 11 ALTON P. FULLBRIGHT, Assistant Headmaster A newcomer to Brunswick Academy this year, Mr. Alton Fullbright assumed the duties of Assistant Headmaster on July 1, 1967. He hails from Sylva, North Carolina, and graduated from Western Carolina University, where he ma¬ jored in Physical Education and Spanish. Mr. Fullbright then taught in Brevard Jr. and Senior High School in Bre¬ vard, North Carolina. For one year, he was youth director of the Y.M.C.A. He is married to the former Nancy Franklin, who is librarian at Brunswick Academy, and they have a five-year- old son, Curtis, who attends kindergarten at the Academy. Mr. Fullbright has won the respect and admiration of students and faculty alike by his sincere counselling of stu¬ dents and his fair and efficient administration of discipline. 13 . ' Ut, ■ ; MRS. BESSIE G. BAKER B.A., East Carolina University English, Guidance THOMAS E. BEICK, JR. B.A., University of Richmond Math MRS. HELEN L. BUTLER B.A., Westhampton College Latin STAFF E. LAWRENCE CLARY, JR. B.S., N. C. State College Coach, Physical Education, Driver Education, Sociology M. REVIS CONRAD B.S., Atlantic Christian College Coach, Social Studies MRS. NANCY E. FULLBRIGHT B.S., Western Carolina University English, Librarian 14 ALTON P. FULLBRIGHT JANE F. GILLIAM JOSEPH M. HIGH B.S., Western Carolina University Assistant Headmaster, Spanish B.S., College of William and Mary Math, Science B.S., Atlantic Christian College Coach, Physical Education, Driver Education, History STAFF MRS. OLA E. JONES B.S., Madison College Science, Guidance MRS. DOROTHY Q. KEELING B.S., Westhampton College Music MRS. MARY H. RAIFORD B.S., Madison College Commercial Subjects 15 THOMAS R. WITTEN B.S., College of William and Mary French, Biology CHARLES M. SAUNDERS, JR. B.A., Randolph Macon College M.Ed., College of William and Mary Headmaster, Guidance MRS. JEAN T. BLACKWELL B.S., Longwood College Third Grade STAFF MRS. RICHIE E. CHANDLER B.S., Longwood College Fifth Grade MRS. LAURA T. CRICHTON Longwood College First Grade MRS. HILDA C. ENGLE St. Elizabeth School of Nursing Kindergarten Assistant 16 MRS. EDITH M. GLIDEWELL B.S., Longwood College Sixth Grade MRS. SADIE H. HAWTHORNE Longwood College Second Grade MRS. HELEN N. JOYNER College of William and Mary Seventh Grade STAFF MRS. LUCY M. NASH College of William and Mary Kindergarten MRS. ELIZABETH S. PENNINGTON College of William and Mary Fourth Grade MRS. LYNDA N. REED B.S., Longwood College Second and Third Grades 17 UPPER SCHOOL L. to R.: Mrs. Mary H. Raiford, Mrs. Bessie G. Baker, Sponsors; Curt Owen, Vice-President; Ricky Orgain, President; Dianne Jones, Secretary; Wayne Link, Treasurer; Mary Anne Chandler, Reporter. SENIOR CLASS 1968 Class Flower Class Song . Class Colors Class Motto. .Shasta Daisy .Finlandia .Yellow and White .“Today we sail, where shall we anchor?” 19 Earl Blick and Sandra House study new diploma. Robert Allan Barton “Smile awhile and give your mouth a rest.” Earl Wayne Blick “Looking back we can only wonder; looking ahead we can only hope.” CLASS OF ’68 Raymond Lewis Bryant, Jr. “Knowledge is Power” Mollie Martin Cannon “Life is a theater in which the worst people often have the best seat” 20 Mary Anne Chandler “It is best to love wisely, no doubt; but to love foolishly is better than not to be able to love at all” Catherine Laine Cheely “Knowledge comes but wisdom lin¬ gers” CLASS OF ’68 Ronald Claiborne Cheely “Au coeur vaillant rien impossible” (To the valiant heart nauglit is im¬ possible) Delores Dianne Daniel “Live every minute of every day so as not to look back upon yesterday with regret” 21 Vicki Lynn Doyle “Life is like a fire; it begins in smoke, and ends in ashes” Cynthia Lynn Edmonds “There is no greater love than the love of God” CLASS OF ’68 David Russell Edwards “Onward” Susan House Elliott “Prove all things, hold fast to that which is good” 22 Carolyn Anne English “It is not who you are, but where you are going” Clyde Wayne Gauldin “The way to have a friend is to be a friend” CLASS OF ’68 Ronnie Gay Goddard “Keep a cool head, calm nerve, col¬ lective temper, just stay cool” James Haskins Hawthorne “Don’t think twice, it will be al¬ right” 23 Sandra Kay House “Happiness is the greatest gift” Linda Dianne Jones “Just when you think tomorrow will never come, it’s yesterday” CLASS OF ’68 Dorothy Diane Keeling “Every sixty seconds of anger, is sixty seconds lost to happiness” Susan Elizabeth Kirkland “It’s not that I love work less, it’s that I love fun more” 24 Southgate Lee, Jr. “It is not so much the victor who is loved, as the man who takes his success modestly, or the vanquished one who accepts defeat gracefully” Linda Lee Link “The joy of life is living” CLASS OF ’68 Wayne Carlton Link “Not merely to exist, but to amount to something in life” Peggy Jean Lucy “Tout bien ou rien” (All good or nothing) 25 Edward Rives Myrick “It’s not the world that worries, but it’s the women” Richard Combes Orgain “If a task has once begun, never leave it till it is done; no matter whether large or small, do it well or not at all” CLASS OF ’68 Curtis Wayne Owen “Those little things are great to lit¬ tle men” Jesse Hubert Parrish, Jr. “Knowledge is Power” 26 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS L. to R.: Joseph M. High, Mrs. Ola E. Jones, Sponsors; Betty Jo Gunn, Reporter; Diane Grizzard, Treasurer; Joyce Shell, Secretary; Steve Lewis, Vice-President; James Vaughan, President. CLASS OF ’69 SPONSORS BEAUTY CONTEST Brenda Engle crowns Vicki Lewis, JR. MISS BRUNS¬ WICK ACADEMY 1968 Mary Anne Chandler crowns Phnon Dockery, MISS BRUNSWICK ACADEMY 1968 27 Betty Abernathy Kenneth Brewer CLASS OF ’69 India Clarke Ailease Clary Donnie Coleman 28 Ronnie Eubank Kenneth Daniel Kenneth Connell CLASS OF ’69 Diane Grizzard Jo Ann Grizzard 29 Betty Jo Gunn Donna Harding Pat Harrison CLASS OF ’69 Burnell Hawthorne Ronnie Hawthorne 30 Maijorie Lewis Steve Lewis CLASS OF ’69 Steve Maitland Mac McAden Alice Moore 31 Sarah Nash ia Forest Porter CLASS OF ’69 Joyce Shell James Vaughan Allen Wilson 32 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS AND SPONSORS L. to R.: Miss Jane Gilliam, M. Revis Conrad, Sponsors; Bruce Edwards, President; Deborah McAden, Vice-President; Linda Hammack, Secretary; Glenda Stone, Treasurer; Peggy Lynn Finch, Reporter. CLASS OF 70 Margie Allen Gordon Barkley Dennis Boles 33 Dennis Bryant Ritt Butler David Cifers CLASS OF 70 Garnett Clary Perry Dark Phnon Dockery Janice Driver Thomas Edmonds Bruce Edwards 34 Peggy Ann Finch Peggy Lynn Finch Linda Flammack Thomas Hawthorne Billie Howerton Neil Jones CLASS OF ’70 Frankie Keefe Linda Gayle King Deborah McAden 35 Melody Moore Ricky Newsome Lois Pearson Terry Pernell Amy Price Kathy Rogers CLASS OF 70 Glenda Stone Glenn Toone Jackie Williams 36 FRESHMAN OFFICERS AND SPONSORS L. to R.: Thomas R. Witten, Thomas E. Blick, Jr., Sponsors; Bonnie Austin, President; Jo Ann Holt, Vice-President; Annette Glenn, Secretary; Jan Lewis, Treasurer; Lou Ann Lee, Reporter. CLASS OF ’71 Bonnie Austin Donna Baird Danny Cannon 37 Yvonne Cifers Becky Clary Karen Clary Donna Crutchfield CLASS OF ’ll Attilia Daniel Loretta Doyle Rodney Driver Nicky Edmonds Charlene Elders Edward Finch Annette Glenn Deborah Harrison Sadie Hawthorne JoAnn Holt CLASS OF 71 Tim House Carolyn Jones Gloria Keeling Lou Ann Lee Jan Lewis Robert Lewis Tommy Link Earl Lucy Belinda Mitchell Darrell Moseley Angie Nash Alice Orgain CLASS OF ’71 James Parson Jimmy Pearson Charles Tuck Reed Vaughan EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS AND SPONSORS SEATED; E. Lawrence Clary, Jr., Mrs. Helen L. Butler, Sponsors; L. to R.: Marilyn Clary, Treasurer; Warren Keeling, Vice-President; Steve Hawthorne, President; Loma Walthall, Secretary and Reporter. CLASS OF ’72 Mr. Boswell focuses on Eighth Grade Officers and Sponsors. Jackie House manages booth at the October Fair. 41 Linda Bennett Ronnie Brewer Marilyn Clary Pam Clary Sheila Clary Brenda Engle CLASS OF ’72 Larry Finch Margaret Foster Steve Hawthorne Jackie House Larry House Bart Howerton Warren Keeling Phil Kirkland Bill Love Dean Moore Ervin Moore Bonnie Pearson CLASS OF ’72 Tyree Pernell Wanda Queen Chuckie Saunders Lorna Walthall Randy Wiley Phyllis Williams Mrs. Butler and members of the Latin Club display the winning Seniors work hard selling ads during the summer, entry in the Christmas door decoration contest. i 1 , ACTIVITIES Students enthusiastically work on the “Spirit Chain” in preparation for the Homecoming celebration. 44 LOWER SCHOOL 45 Kathy Cheely Anita Clary Bernie Clary Harry Corum Edgar Baird, Jr. Ervin Bennett Emmett Bower m an SEVENTH GRADE ROW 1, L. to R.: Ronnie Finch, Donald Engle, Emmett Bower, Edgar Baird. ROW 2: Katherine Cheely, Diane Mosely, Bernard Clary. ROW 3: Deborah Newman, Belinda High, Deborah Ferguson, Anita Clary, Randolph HoUar, Randolph Spence, Francis Hobbs, Harry Corum, Edward Mueller, Mrs. Joyner. ROW 4: Anne Edwards, Mary Frances Finch, Delford King, Robert High, Ervin Bennett. MRS. JOYNER’S SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE Anne Edwards Donald Engle Debbie Ferguson Mary Finch Ronnie Finch Belinda High Robbie High Francis Hobbs Randy Hollar Delford King Diane Moseley Edward Mueller, Jr. Deborah Newman Randy Spence Fynn Whitehead 47 MRS. GLIDEWELL’S SIXTH GRADE ROW 1: L. to R.: Anita Golding, Connie Hobbs, Allen Burnette, Ricky Cheely, Samuel Spence, Charles Stone. ROW 2: Winona House, Irene Edmonds, Cindy Clary, Vicki Lewis, Anita Perkins, Bridgette Baird, Rose Tuck. ROW 3: Carole Cheely, Delia Bennett, Donna Lee, Nancy Moore, Sherrie Saunders, Margaret Malone, Cynthia Elders. ROW 4: Jerry Vaughan, Jeffrey Wright, Andy Nash, Earl Anderton, Wade King, Morris Daniel, Roger Parson, Dean Daniel, Patrick Newsome, Randy Newsome, David Driver. SIXTH GRADE Allen Burnette Carole Cheely Ricky Cheely Cynthia Clary Dean Daniel Morris Daniel David Driver Irene Edmonds Cynthia Elders Anita Golding Connie Hobbs Winona House Wade King Donna Lee Vicki Lewis Margaret Malone SIXTH GRADE I Nancy Moore Andrew Nash Patrick Newsome Randy Newsome Roger Parson Anita Perkins Sherrie Saunders Samuel Spence Charles Stone Rose Tuck Jerry Vaughan Jeffrey Wright Kevin Blackwell Randy Bottoms Cynthia Clary Lynn Clary L. to R.: Sandra Edwards, Secretary; Barbara Keeling, Vice-President; Melissa Link, President; Kevin Blackwell, Reporter. Donna Daniel Sandra Edwards FIFTH GRADE ROW 1, L. to R.: Argus Mitchell, Donna Daniel, Wayne Keefe, Kevin Blackwell, Mike Williams. ROW 2; Alice Finch, Sue Golding, Susan Malone, Mildred House, Melissa Link, Lynn Clary, Cindy House, Faye Jones. ROW 3: Ray Jones, Barbara Keeling, Randy Bot¬ toms, Chris McAden, Cynthia Clary, Barry Finch, Cathy Moore, Larry Grizzard, Terry Wiley, Sandra Edwards, Terald Gauldin, Tally Pernell, R.B. Lynch, Mrs. Chandler. MRS. CHANDLER’S FIFTH GRADE Alice Finch Barry Finch Terald Gaul din Sue Golding Larry Grizzard Cynthia House Mildred House Faye Jones FIFTH GRADE Raye Jones Wayne Keefe Barbara Keeling Melissa Link R.B. Lynch Susan Malone Chris McAden Argus Mitchell Cathy Moore Tally Pernell Terry Wiley Michael Williams MRS. PENNINGTON’S FOURTH GRADE ROW 1, L. to R.: Cindy Moore, Marty Link, Larry Hobbs, Allen Capps, Camille Killem, Sheryle Smith, Linda Perkins, Patricia Nor¬ wood, Terri Howerton. ROW 2: Cathy Frazier, Susan Wright, Denise Williams, Darlene Bennett, Debbie Jones, Pam High, Deborah Newsome, Deborah Spence. ROW 3: John Lucy, Benjie Waller, Charles Baird, Roland Guerrero, Ricky Brewer, Trent Tatum, Gordon Wells, Garner Chandler, Carter Martin, Tom Moore. FOURTH GRADE Charles Baird Darlene Bennett Ricky Brewer Allen Capps Garner Chandler, III Susan Cross Cathy Frazier Roland Guerrero Pamela High Larry Hobbs Terri Howerton Debbie Jones Camille Killam Marty Link John Lucy, III Carter Martin FOURTH GRADE Cindy Moore Thomas Moore Deborah Newsome Patricia Norwood Linda Perkins Sheryle Smith Deborah Spence Trent Tatum Benjamin Waller Gordon Wells Denise Williams Susan Wright MRS. REED’S THIRD GRADE ROW 1, L. to R.; Eddie Golding, Carolyn Daniel, Patsy Bennett, Kent Baird. ROW 2: Jo Ann Craft, Douglas Harrison, Alvin Clary, Cathy Newsome. ROW 3: Tim Spence, Randy Temple, Michael Brockwell, Danny Finch. THIRD GRADE Kent Baird Patsy Bennett Michael Brockwell Alvin Clary, Jr. JoAnn Craft Carolyn Daniel Danny Finch Ed Golding Douglas Harrison Cathy Newsome Tim Spence Randy Temple MRS. BLACKWELL’S THIRD GRADE ROW 1, L. to R.; Cindy Vaughan, Joan Engle, Eric Clary, Ronnie Brockwell, Dawn Lucy, Darlene Clary, Gail Clary, Robert Cheely, Dale Spence, Kathryn Abernathy. ROW 2: Lynn Bennett, Mary Catherine High, Debra Tatum, Mary Ann Watts, Carroll Moseley, Barbara Frazier, Bernard Nash, Sharon King, Rick Lee, Charles Finch, Angela Clary. THIRD GRADE Kathryn Abernathy Lynn Bennett Ronnie Brockwell Robert Cheely Angela Clary Darlene Clary 1 Eric Clary Gail Clary Joan Engle Charles Finch Barbara Frazier Mary Catherine High Sharon King Rick Lee Dawn Lucy THIRD GRADE Carroll Moseley Bernard Nash Dale Spence Debra Tatum Cindy Vaughan Mary Ann Watts Diane Bottoms Esther Bower MRS. HAWTHORNE’S SECOND GRADE ROW 1, L. to R.; C.V. Moore, Tommy Lee, Lynn Moore, Judy Kidd, Beverly Finch. ROW 2: Roger Craft, Shelia House, Rebecca Clary, Ken Moseley, Jeff Saunders, Angela Clary, Esther Bower, Tammy Pernell, Donna Finch, Marshall Harris, Danny Engle, David Temple, Arlene Mitchell. ROW 3: Lynda Norwood, Rita Forbes, Diane Bottoms, Kathy Spence, Herman Temple, Wally Roberts, Stephen Kilham, Cindy Golding, Michael Thomas, How¬ ard Edmonds, Jeffrey Spence, Janet Perkins, Mary Leta Wells, Connie Newsome. SECOND GRADE Angela Clary Rebecca Clary Roger Craft Charles Cross Howard Edmonds Danny Engle Beverly Finch Donna Finch Rita Forbes Vanessa Foster Cindy Golding Marshall Harris Sheila House Judy Kidd Stephen Killam Thomas Lee, Jr. Arlene Mitchell Curtis Moore Lynn Moore Kenneth Moseley SECOND GRADE Connie Newsome Lynda Norwood Janet Perkins Tammy Sue Pernell Wallace Roberts Jeffrey Saunders Kathy Spence Jeffrey Spence David Temple Herman Temple Michael Thomas Mary Leta Wells MRS. CRICHTON’S FIRST GRADE ROW 1, L. to R.: David High, Harvey Vaughan, Marcia Vaughan, Michael Eubank, Frank Vaughan. ROW 2: Wade Jones, Lisa Baird, Denise Driver, Cheryl Cheely, Jacquelyn Abernathy. ROW 3: Robbie Powers, Steve Spence, Mary Riegel, Nancy Smith, Franklin Tem¬ ple, Johnny Vincent. FIRST GRADE Jacquelyn Abernathy Lisa Baird Cheryl Cheely Denise Driver 59 Dixie Dugger Michael Eubanks Carol Guerrero David High Gail Holt Wade Jones FIRST GRADE Robbie Powers Mary Riegel Nancy Smith Steve Spence Franklin Temple Frank Vaughan Harvey Vaughan Marcia Vaughan Johnny Vincent MRS. NASH’S KINDERGARTEN ROW 1, L. to R.: Nancy Spence, James Engle, Michael Lucy, Dan Raiford, Jan Clary, Alan Brockwell, Joseph Shoop, Deborah Norwood; ROW 2, Curtis Fullbright, Gregory Christopher, Allen M. Blackwell, David Tatum, Wayne Stotesbury, Connie Finch, Vickie High, Terry Rawlings, Kay Lynch, Lian Hamlin, Mary Evelyn Vincent. KINDERGARTEN Allen M. Blackwell Alan Brockwell Gregory Christopher Jan Clary 61 James Engle Connie Finch Curtis Fullbright Fian Hamlin Vickie High Michael Fucy KINDERGARTEN i Kay Fynch Deborah Norwood Dan Raiford Terry Rawlings Joseph Shoop Nancy Spence 1 Wayne Stotesbury David Tatum Mary Evelyn Vincent ORGANIZATIONS 63 STUDENT COUNCIL S.C.O. President Ronnie Cheely welcomes guests at Homecoming game. Linda Link, Ricky Orgain, Ailease Clary campaign for S.C.O. offices. The aim of the S.C.O. is to coordinate the student body, the administration, and the community in order to develop a feeling of unity. Composed of representatives from each class, the S.C.O. is one of the few organizations that touches the lives of all students at the Academy. This organization encourages leadership, scholar¬ ship, honesty, and co-operation, and strives to promote a better re¬ lationship between students and faculty. SEATED L. to R.; Sponsor, Mrs. Butler, Ronnie Cheely, President; Burnell Hawthorne, Vice- President; Mary Anne Chandler, Secre¬ tary; Einda Link, Treasurer; Ailease Clary, Reporter; Mr. Fullbright, Sponsor. STANDING, REPRESENTATIVES, Betty Jo Gunn, Melody Moore, Dianne Daniel, Jimmy Hawthorne, Ricky Orgain, Charles Tuck, Steve Lewis, Jimmy Pearson, James Vaughan. Mrs. Baker presents Cathy Cheely a check from the National Beta Journal for her short story. Beta Club sponsors successful Cake Walk at October Fair. BETA CLUB The purpose of the Beta Club is to promote scholarship, leadership, and good citizenship. Our local club strives to lead the students of Brunswick Academy in the promotion of high scholastic achievement, the development of character, helpfulness, school spirit, and patriotism. Service to our school is our method of achieving our goals. SEATED L. to R.: Sarah Nash, Reporter; Diane Grizzard, Vice-President; Burnell Hawthorne, President; Alice Moore, Secretary; James Vaughan, Treasurer. STANDING L. to R.; Mary Anne Chandler, Steve Lewis, Melody Moore, Bruce Edwards, Deborah McAden, Margie Allen, Ailease Clary, Thomas Hawthorne, Peggy Anne Finch, Jackie Williams, Linda Hammack, Dianne Jones, Glenda Stone, Ronnie Cheely, Janice Driver, Diane Keeling, Cathy Cheely, Ritt Butler, Dianne Daniel, Mrs. Baker, Sponsor. 65 HI-Y On November 10, 1967, the new members of the Brunswick Academy Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y were inducted in an inspirational candleliglit service in the assembly room before the upper school student body and faculty. On the following Monday niglit, the newly elected officers for 1967-68 were installed in a program pre¬ sented to the P.T.O. Each officer was instructed in the duties of his office and presented symbols of that of¬ fice by the sponsors, Mr. High and Mrs. Jones. Both organizations have been fully affiliated for the 1967-68 school year. Jo Ann Grizzaid tends booth SEATED E. to R.; Curt Owen, Treasurer; Forest Porter, Secretary; Jimmy Hawthorne, President; James Vaughan, Vice-President; Ronnie Cheely, Chaplain. STANDING E. to R.: B. Hawthorne; K. Connell; R. Orgain; R. Edwards; S. Maitland; K. Daniel; E. My- rick; S. Eewis; T. Hawthorne; Mr. High, Sponsor. TRI-HI-Y sponsored by Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y at Fair The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, main¬ tain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian char¬ acter. The Tri-Hi-Y platform is based on clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, and clean living. The emblem is a small triangle and a torch inscribed in a circle in the center. The triangle has long been the emblem of the Y.M.C.A. of which the Tri-Hi-Y is a part, and stands for the whole personality, body, mind, and spirit. The circle signifies the circle of friendship of girls of the entire world. The torch denotes the “Liglit of the World”. SEATED E. to R.; Jo Ann Grizzard, Vice-President; Peggy Eucy, Secretary; Einda Eink, President; Sandra House, Chaplain; Joyce Shell, Treasurer. STANDING E. to R.; Mrs. Jones, Sponsor; S. Hawthorne; P. Harrison; M. Moore; D. Grizzard; D. McAden, M. Eewis; A. Clary; A. Moore, S. Nash; S. Kirkland, B.J. Gunn; B. Abernathy; C. Edmonds; G. Stone; D. Crutchfield; J. Eewis; D. Keeling; C. Cheely; D. Daniel; M. A. Chandler. James Vaughan as Caesar’s first lieutenant, Labienus, in Latin Club play. Cast of Latin Club play: STANDING L. to R.: Melody Moore, Margie Allen, Deborah Me Aden, Vernon Williams, Jackie Williams, Thomas Edmonds, Ritt Butler, Thomas Hawthorne. SEATED; Glenda Stone, Bruce Edwards, Phnon Dockery. LATIN CLUB All students taking Latin I and II are eligible for membership in the Latin Club. Meetings are held each month at which time programs featuring Rom¬ an history, customs, and literature are given. Latin Day is observed each year. On this particular day, Latin Club members wear Roman costumes and climax the celebration with a banquet. FIRST ROW, FRONT TO BACK; Ritt Butler, President; Deborah McAden, Vice-President; Phnon Dockery, Secretary; Neil Jones, Treasurer; Bruce Edwards, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Annette Glenn, Becky Clary, Melody Moore, Karen Clary, Charles Tuck, Mrs. Butler, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Lou Ann Lee, Amy Price, Glenda Stone, Jackie Williams, Loretta Doyle, Robert Lewis. FOURTH ROW: Belinda Mitchell, Donna Baird, James Parsons, Angie Nash. 68 FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW, FRONT TO BACK: Susan Kirkland, President; Jimmy Hawthorne, Vice-President; Alice Moore, Secretary; Donnie Coleman, Treasurer. SECOND ROW, FRONT TO BACK: Mary Anne Chandler, Cathy Cheely, Sarah Nash, Ricky Orgain. THIRD ROW, FRONT TO BACK: Ronnie Cheely, Diane Keeling, Steve Lewis, Mr. Witten, Sponsor. The French Club is open to all students taking French I and II. During the year, members have enjoyed varied programs of a cultural nature. These programs have included a trip to the Virginia Museum Artmobile to view a display of French paint¬ ings and a trip to Richmond to the Virginia Museum Theater to see a French play by Moliere, entitled “A School for Wives.” A “French Day” is held in the spring with members of the club attending classes dressed in traditional French clothing. By Moliere 69 EL CLUB ESPANOL This year a new language was added to the language department — El Espanol. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Eullbright, Spanish teacher as well as as sistant Headmaster, the Spanish Club was organized. The aim of this club is to intensify interest in the Spanish language and customs and provide an opportu¬ nity for the students to become more proficient in the language. FIRST ROW, FRONT TO BACK: Darrell Moseley, President; Ailease Clary, Vice-President; Donna Crutchfield, Secretary; Alice Or- gain. Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Dianne Jones, Deborah Harrison, Burnell Hawthorne, Charlene Elders. THIRD ROW: Jan Lewis, Mr. Fullbright, Sponsor. Mrs. Dorothy Q. Keeling, Director looks over music with Alice Moore, Accompanist. Each Thursday during the designated period, the members of the Choral Club meet in the assembly room to practice their floating and sometimes swinging har¬ mony. This harmonic sound is the result of the patient direction of Mrs. Keeling and the superb playing of the accompanist, Alice Moore. During the year, various assembly programs are made memorable due to the contributions of the Choral Club. They give a concert in the Fall and another in the Spring, as well as taking part in the Commencement exercises. Students do not receivp credit for Choral Club but they derive much pleasure in singing and having an op¬ portunity to perform. CHORAL CLUB FRONT ROW, L. to R.; Diane Keeling, Reporter; Gloria Keeling, Secretary-Treasurer; Sarah Nash, President; Sandra House, Vice- President; Alice Moore, Accompanist. SECOND ROW: I. Clarke, P. Dockery, W. Queen, L. Walthall, B. Engle, L. Link, D. Harding, A. Nash, K. Clary, J.A. Holt, J. House. THIRD ROW: M. Foster, B. Mitchell, D. Baird, S. Kirkland, C. Elders, T. Pernell, L. Pearson, C. Edmonds, M.A. Chandler, D. Daniel, L. Bennett. FOURTH ROW: S. Hawthorne, S. Lee, F. Porter, E. Blick, S. Lewis, K. Connell, W. Link, R. Barton, C. Owen. 71 MONOGRAM CLUB Carolyn English works on “Spirit Chain” - Monogram Club project. The Monogram Club aims to contribute to the welfare of Brunswick Academy at every opportunity, to foster and pro¬ mote athletics, and to maintain a close bond of fellowship be¬ tween athletes. Its members are those who participate in the required number of games, and the letters BA proudly worn on sweater or jacket represent many hours of hard work during games and practice sessions. FROM TOP, L. to R.: R. Edwards, N. Jones, J. Wilhams, B. Barkley, M. McAden, J. Vaughan, G. Clary, R. Or- gain, B. Edwards, B. Howerton, F. Keefe, W. Gauldin, P. Dark, K. Dan¬ iel, C. Edmonds, A. Moore, S. Nash, B. Austin, A. Clary, D. Moseley, S. Lee, P. Finch, Steve Maitland, Vice- President, D. Coleman, K. ConneU, P. Lucy, S. Kirkland, E. Myrick, D. Daniel, Carolyn English, Secretary, Steve Lewis, Reporter, Mr. Clary, Sponsor, Curt Owen, President, Mary Anne Chandler, Secretary. i � - 1 DIANNE DANIEL REIGNS AS HOMECOMING QUEEN Brunswick Academy observed its first Homecoming on the weekend of October 28, 1967. The activities began with a bonfire and pep rally on Friday night. On Saturday afternoon, a large crowd gathered for the game with Albemarle. Ronnie Cheely led the pre-game ceremonies with a welcome to alumni and friends. Rev. Henry Matthews delivered the invoca¬ tion, and Sandra House sang the National Anthem. During the colorful half-time, the Hon. Joseph C. Hutcheson crowned lovely Dianne Daniel as Home¬ coming Queen and Dianne Jones as Maid-of-Honor. The homecoming festivities were climaxed with a dance on Saturday evening given by the S.C.O. Our first homecoming proved a great success and will be fondly remembered by alumni and students. L to R Attendants: Gloria Keeling, Sarah Nash, Mary Anne Chandler; Queen, Dianne Daniel; Maid-of-Honor, Dianne Jones; Attend¬ ants, Susan Kirkland, Melody Moore, Lorna Waltliall. 75 HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES Rev. Matthews Sandra House Hon. J.C. Hutcheson names Dianne Daniel Home- Queen Dianne Daniel and Escort, Ricky coming Queen. Orgain. Flag Bearers, Bill Love, Francis Hobbs; Mascot, Cindy Vaughan, Betty Abernathy, Carolyn English, Peggy Lucy. FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Manager Butler; Connell, McAden, Dark, Owen, Coleman, Lewis, Howerton, Vaughan, B. Edwards, Moseley. SECOND ROW: Coach Clary, Orgain, Barkley, Jones, Clary, R. Edwards, Daniel, Lee, Maitland, Keefe, Coach HighV ' Coach Conrad. FOOTBALL CO-CAPTAINS, L. to R.; R. Edwards, R. Orgain, S. Lee, S. Lewis. ALL-CONFERENCE PLAYERS L. to R.: Kenneth Daniel, Defensive End; Russ Edwards, De¬ fensive Tackle. Ritt Butler Manager Gordon Barkley Center Garnett Clary Linebacker Donnie Coleman Back Kenneth Connell Tackle Kenneth Daniel Center Perry Dark Back Bruce Edwards Quarterback Russ Edwards Tackle Bdlie Howerton Back Neil Jones End Frankie Keefe End Southgate Lee Guard Steve Lewis Quarterback Steve Maitland End Mac McAden Guard Darrell Moseley Guard Ricky Orgain Tackle Curt Gwen Back James Vaughan Back Curt Owen fights for yardage. Steve Maitland breaks loose for touchdown. Referee injures ankle during Homecoming game. The higlily successful first football season at Bruns ¬ wick Academy ended with a 4-4 record. Our coaches and the Academy as a whole had good reason to be proud of the team. The school was especially honored to have two of its boys make the All Conference Team — Russ Edwards and Kenneth Daniel. Congratulations go to the team for a job well done! FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Brunswick Academy 20 Albemarle 0 Brunswick Academy 12 Huguenot 47 Brunswick Academy 0 John S. Mosby 13 Brunswick Academy 39 MacArthur 0 Brunswick Academy 0 Kenston Forest 34 Brunswick Academy 0 Prince Edward 26 Brunswick Academy 33 Albemarle 6 Brunswick Academy 19 York 7 80 B. Edwards receives firm instruc¬ tions from Coach Conrad B.A. football schedule for 1967 R. Orgain chews nails during tense moment of play. Vikings prepare to charge Colts! Athletic Director Clary congratulates Coaches Conrad and High on successful first football season. Coach Clary administers aid to R. Edwards. 81 FOOTBALL Cheerleaders in action! Co-Captains, L. to R., Susan Kirkland, Mary Anne Chandler CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Lou Ann Lee; Phnon Dockery; Susan Kirkland, Mary Anne Chandler, Co-Captains; Annette Glenn. BACK ROW, L. to R.: Betty Abernathy; Ailease Clary; Dianne Daniel; Deborah McAden; Melody Moore. 82 BASKETBALL Captain, Dianne Daniel CHEERLEADERS L. to R.: Lou Ann Lee, Ailease Clary, Mary Anne Chandler, Captain Dianne Daniel, Susan Kirkland, Linda Gayle King, Annette Glenn. 83 ROW 1, L. to R.: Kenneth Daniel, Jackie Williams, Steve Lewis, Ronnie Eubanks, Wayne Link, Steve Maitland, Jimmy Hawthorne, Ricky Orgain. STANDING: Coach Clary, Curt Owen. BASKETBALL V arsity Team spirit! 84 Co-captains, Curt Owen, Ricky Orgain Ronnie Eubanks Jimmy Hawthorne Thomas Hawthorne Steve Lewis BASKETBALL Jimmy Hawthorne goes in for two points. Team awaits decision of referees. Steve Maitland Ricky Orgain Curt Owen Jackie Williams Ricky passes inbounds. Lewis lofts layup. Tommy fights for ball. mwi Orgain on defense Ronnie’s ready to start play. Long leap for two points. Kenneth passes off. Will Jackie make it? When coach is away, boys will play. Junior Varsity Starting Five, L. to R.: Dark, Keefe, Clary, Moseley, Teams watch free throw. Edmonds. BASKETBALL ROW 1, L. to R.; Phil Kirkland, Chuck Saunders, Ervin Moore, Larry House, Bill Love. ROW 2: Thomas Edmonds, Perry Dark, Garnett Clary, Ned Jones. ROW 3; Coach Conrad, Darrell Moseley, Thomas Hawthorne, Frankie Keefe, Billie Howerton. BASKETBALL ROW 1, L. to R.: Queen, Stone, Pearson, Walthall, Dockery, McAden, M. Moore. ROW 2: Kirkland, A. Moore, Harrison, Chandler, Finch, Lewis, C. Jones. ROW 3; Mr. Blick, Daniel, Hawthorne, English, Austin, Orgain, D. Jones, Coach Clary. Senior Members Girls’ Basketball Team; L. to R.: Susan Kirkland, Dianne Daniel, Carolyn English, Dianne Jones, Mary Anne Chandler. Junior and Sophomore Members Basketball Team; L. to R.; Lois Pearson, Glenda Stone, Melody Moore, Peggy Lynn Finch, Deborah McAden, Phnon Dockery. KNEELING: Jr., Alice Moore. Eighth and ninth grade members Basketball team; Bonnie Austin, Sadie Hawthorne, Alice Orgain, Carolyn Jones, Deb¬ orah Harrison, Jan Lewis, Loma Walthall, Wanda Queen. M. Moore sinks a basket. Coach Clary alters defense. Austin launches free throw. FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Ray Daniel, W.D. Myrick, Bobby Cheely. SECOND ROW: Ed Myrick, Charles Tuck, Jimmy Hawthorne. STAND¬ ING: Wayne Gauldin, Steve Maitland, Jackie Williams, Bruce Edwards, Randy Stone, Billie Howerton, Steve Lewis, Mike Elders. BASEBALL 1967—15 WINS RETURNING PLAYERS: FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Ed Myrick, Jimmy Hawthorne, Steve Maitland, Steve Lewis, Charles Tuck. SECOND ROW: Bruce Edwards, Wayne Gauldin, Jackie Williams, Billie Howerton, and Coach Clary. Coach Clary gives Steve Maitland and Steve Lewis a few pointers. Steve Maitland prepares to deliver his fast pitch. BASEBALL 1967 Warming up before the game are, L. to R.: Bruce Edwards, Charles Tuck, Jimmy Hawthorne, Steve Maitland, and Billie Howerton. KNEELING; Captain Jan Lewis. STANDING L. to R.: Becky Clary, Loma Walthall, Alice Orgain, Wanda Queen, Deborah Harrison. Captain Jan Lewis . - f J.V. CHEERLEADERS Reporter and Scorekeeper Sports Reporter, Ailease Clary Scorekeeper, Peggy Lucy f I 92 MARY ANNE CHANDLER CHOSEN QUEEN OF HEARTS Jo Ann Holt, Queen of Hearts Runner-Up L. to R.: Cheryl Cheely, Little Queen of Hearts; Terri Howerton, Runner-Up At the Valentine’s Ball in February, Mary Anne Chandler was presented as the Queen of Hearts for 1967-68. She was introduced by the Junior class sponsor and presented a gift by the previous year’s queen. Jo Ann Holt was the runner-up. Cheryl Cheely from the Kindergarten class was chosen Little Queen of Hearts with Terri Howerton as runner-up. Following the ceremony, a dance was held in honor of the new queens. Music was provided by the “Majesties.” Suspense grew during the week preceeding the Ball as the students voted for the candidates of their choice. The winners were especially honored since there were so many lovely candidates from which to choose. 95 PHNON DOCKERY CROWNED MISS BRUNSWICK ACADEMY On Friday, November 17, 1967, a capacity crowd in the assembly room of Brunswick Academy focused all its attention on the graceful beauties that were waltzing across the stage. The elegant atmosphere, created by the Junior Class, was enhanced by a black, velvet-like stage backdrop with the Queen’s title written in gold. Serving as Master of Ceremonies was James Vaughan, President of the Junior Class. As he introduced each candidate, she entered the as¬ sembly room on the arm of her escort, stepped into the spotlight, and smiled at her audience. Excitement and anticipation of the dramatic moment of the evening grew as the time passed. When the judges were satisfied with their deci¬ sions, a hush came over the crowd and the three starry-eyed queens were announced. Runners-up, Sandra House, Dianne Daniel. First Runner-up, Dianne Daniel; Miss Brunswick Academy, Phnon Dockery; Second Runner-up, Sandra House. 97 Vicki Lewis, Junior Miss Brunswick Academy Carolyn Daniel, Little Miss Brunswick Academy L. to R.: Darlene Bennett, Jan Clary, Carolyn Daniel, Mr. Saunders, Cheryl Cheely. ISLE OF GOLDEN DREAMS Students and guests enjoy dancing in beautifully decorated Community Center. JR.-SR. PROM WAITERS AND WAITRESSES LAZY SUSANS, FRONT ROW, L. to R.; Gloria Keeling, Lou Ann Lee, Lucy Delbridge, Annette Glenn. SECOND ROW; Alice Orgain, Angie Nash, Karen Clary, Belinda Mitchell. DUMB WAITERS, FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Wilson Powell, Tommy Link, Earl Eucy, Perry Dark, Tim House. SECOND ROW: Robert Lewis, Michael Corum. 100 fc .-1 i Vv, ■ ' f- ' CAot ' Vikings’ Voice Vot.UMti LAWHf.Nf.KVIl.LE, VA. (X TOtUiK 2 , NO. 1 ACADEMY WELCOMES THE GRADUATES Vikings Are Excited Aboiil Firs I Homecoming 0 .-tobi ' r 28, will rnar1 Cue ot i fuf ot Hrun- - Wjok -■• fi;- ' (fK:‘V i ' rpar ' - TbT ' -U ' %uc;cesfi?ul years of opera- fioo, rht- - ’ ' Hiemsof P- ue?- ' - wlrk • ' ' atif! y F3Je Iv JiswaluTiv’ ?be Uoiiu;- c ei iti ' i ' rsoie wifh -li;f M:eo k- Aeadeiny. C.giiee firvie will m at 2:int The rrowalnj , ■� ! tue I oTuei-onH is. kkjeen will rakf. pin- - at fl ■ u-.O.t- Ui he i hiKtt ' n foil? smfjdatrr of tiie -Sejvior =. lass byihekr - idt:y ?Tne elass ptrsiderus of Hrunsv i: k , -;ademy. The sadfUaH ' for the queen mt.1 her court are as follows; H b o8de l ona WahhaH o? a i - ' ,i� t|e- lorta Keelln? I’M;, x.rade ' k-h,Kjy Moor - i ki: Uv iM ' -uarah Naf li 12 fh iira.de-kfa?Trie Osniel, i Tones, Susan Km MmoT, tnd Mary Anno j ' hi -Homi:- uml np Oueeti win he vniwned and pre- -senfed flowei b and a cup. The Seue. � ' ‘. ' lass wtH spoUHor a Hake 5aledurinp The yame, Dianne Oaniel, •cTfah ' Otan of tin; eornmirje ' has already begun takjny orders tTum the faealrv. The Monogram ikub will ( onitnued on I’age l ive) MR.C. M, SAUNDBRS, JR., HFADMASTTa 1:1 ea cl 111 a s I er Po i n I s Academy Expands Faculty Junior C.oHcge am! .Misn- tic ChriKiian CoHege in North Carolina where he ntajyrec! in PiiysK ' s! (idu- cation and minored m Ko- risl Studies, ' ie is ex- trettis ' ly interested in ail kinds ul spfirts. When ask¬ ed his opinion of liruns- wick Academy he replied. ‘ ' I ad mi re I he jieople gi ' eat- ly lot what they are try¬ ing to do and 1 hoj-je that they vonrinue to help the school grow as rapidly as it already has grown’ His impressioti of the stu¬ dents, i think that they are above average bf !) it and out of the classroom. ' tie remarked that the afh- letk program has ini- proved a hundred (ler cenl since last year and ha? definately played an itnpor- tani part in the succesf of Brunswick Academy, Mr, High throws the kidr a helpfnl hint, Srudentf who are planning on going to college should learn to take notes, When ask« d wt cii he planned to gei married stt raid, Wtien t he 11 - ’ r; not hi ng e I se 1 6 do, ’ ’ Ml:., Alum I-. kulSstight, our new libr arian gradu¬ ated from Wesierri Caroli¬ na 1 nrvv ; on y in t ullowhtn-. Note CaruHtia. Sheatiain- ed a B, S. degic-e in Bl- fContinued on Page 3) •Several new- tea dor. ' . have been added to the teaching stall of Brunswick A adc-my la- the current schf ,vt yeai. Mr, Joseph Malcolm High, belter known asc oa- iJi iligh IS head ol the Social Siiidii ' S irepgstniciit. Mr. High attended Chowan By I C . M, Saunder.- J i ( aijfmy ' ft stijdem Sicjy wil ' enable al! activities lo be conducted on � higher le¬ vel than in past years. This first editibh of Vik¬ ings’ Voice fibowr what a srnaTi group can Uc‘ e- im¬ prove the iev«- ' i ot attain¬ ment . We are wiofit ftoiunatr tn have a fBciiiry i.1f-iHc� ted to she matntetiafs. e of high siandardf and one that works dtligehrly to itn- piove the level of a ,;hieve mem. Ibis- iniegrity anden- thusiai.iT! of the teachers will psompt the Kttidents Os sset highet g ' lal ' for tlisc ftfiuis ' , isaef. o-y. hr ' Or a- waic ot Ih s- m ■ ' si ' , and re- sjxitisihijifies r� i ti ' c Btu- deui s: in 8 I hfiuyitsss ar ' J s hallesviiig ss o-rv. t on- ss .ps ' o.ilv, the teas hif ' s,; oi ti.c isasiu iciu. ipa|c titvin (1 ism ii-oeti ' in l ac ' . hive) Many riiim; wi tsavc talk¬ ed abl-iut th-c qsraliry in our educatJan hen- at Bruns¬ wick Academy, The effort tt ' provide qualify is anen- sicrevo ' : that takes tlie co- opc-ratiof ' s f f students, facults, ano parents, i u ' i- oidering the progress seing matle, it Is evident that this I rsoperatio!- IS r-ssen- tial. J he s!!i.,h -it body, with US able b’jders, has f)t- ganitted ai itviiiC ' S fi ' t tlic year wbl h place sfW ' . lal ernpiiasir on the a ademii I ■■ ' ■Ttirm of the 1 iirri- Ilium. Vroiiiui, meeriric ■ w m i ' eld dcring she suii.i.c r rnonrhs cs foi inulntc i l sss loi ' nr ccho ' j. yea;, M! ' ; ' . A thf nit cc a� ' ' AI ' V. s -- s-riii-, ■.v ' lir -tie leads ' ' ; hip rfj .f l-.y ihs, nietsh:cS-r of thf ‘.ic-i ' -ic I s.imi il. I he enibu.sia -ui i I ' sswn S ' V trie MRS, ALTON Fill J BRIGHT I ■ i. • ih I o N S 101 H OHHrddC The school year, 1967-68, marked the first time that the Vikings’ Voice was printed. The newspaper consists of eight pages, crammed with pictures and stories of students, club activities, and sporting events. A dedicated staff works franti¬ cally each six weeks to assemble this publication. What motivates a newspaper staff? No one can really know until he becomes a member of one. Each school ’day finds Vikings’ Voice reporters working quietly at the job of producing a read¬ able school newspaper. Time is precious to these staff members who pursue many other school activities. Rewards for serving on the newspaper staff are few, but the feeling of personal achievement is great. SEATED, E. to R., ART EDITORS, Alice Moore, Sarah Nash. STANDING: PHOTOGRAPHERS Ritt Butler, Donna Harding. VIKINGS’ VOICE STAFF TYPISTS, L. to R.: Joyce Shell, Carolyn English, Betty Jo Gunn, Linda Link. 102 VIKINGS’ VOICE STAFF SEATED, EDITOR, Cathy Cheely. STANDING L. to R.: AS¬ SISTANT EDITOR, Dianne Jones; BUSINESS MANAGER, Betty Abernathy. REPORTERS, SEATED L. to R., ROW 1: Ricky Orgain, Phnon Dockery. ROW 2: Diane Keeling, Susan Kirkland. STANDING: Burnell Hawthorne, Peggy Anne Finch, Linda Hammack, Margie Allen, Sandra House. CIRCULATION STAFF, SEATED L. to R.: Ailease Clary, Diane Grizzard, Wayne Link, Forest Porter. ADVERTISING STAFF, STANDING L. to R.: Peggy Lucy, Cindy Edmonds, JoAnn Grizzard, Dianne Daniel, Southgate Lee. I ] !l :V � � t • � ’ pj t5« SEATED, Mary Anne Chandler, Editor. STANDING L. to R.; Assistant Editors, Cathy Cheely, Dianne Daniel. ANNUAL STAFF Diane Keeling, Business Manager, Ronnie Cheely, Treasurer. 104 T.E. Blick, Jr., Mrs. Mary H. Raiford, Sponsors. SEATED L. to R.: Art Editors, Alice Moore, Sarah Nash. Photographers, Burnell Hawthorne, James Vaughan. SEATED L. to R.: Subscription Managers, Peggy Lucy, Linda Link. Advertising Managers, Susan Kirkland, Southgate Lee. ANNUAL STAFF STANDING: Sports Editors, Ailease Clary, Steve Lewis. SEATED, L. to R.; Head Typist, Diane Grizzard; Typists, Janice Driver, Margie Allen, Linda Hammack, Peggy Anne Finch. 105 IN MEMORIAM John Walter Hawthorne (May 11, 1948-October 11, 1967) “The loss of a friend is the greatest loss of all. ” 106 SENIOR STATISTICS Robert Alan Barton, Rt. 1, Box 70A, Dundas, Virginia, Choral Club 4,5; J.V. Basketball 2; 4H Club 1,2,3,4,5. Earl Wayne Blick, 309 West Atlantic Street, Emporia, Virginia, Football 3; Choral Club 5; Vice-President Explorer Scouts 4. Kaymond Eewis Bryant, Jr., R.F.D. 1, Box 92, Emporia, Virginia, FFA 1,2,3; Safety Patrol 2,3; J.V. Football 3; Hi-Y 4.5. Mollie Martin Cannon, Rt. 2, Eawrence- ville, Virginia, Class Treas. 2; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4, Sec. 4; Latin Club 2,3; Choral Club 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Val¬ entine Court 2.3. Mary Anne Chandler, Lawrenceville Hills, LawrenceviUe, Virginia, Beta Club 2,3,4, 5, Sec. 2,3;Class Sec. 2,3,4, Class Report¬ er 5; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5; Choral Club 2,3,4,5; Pres. 3, Reporter 4; Monogram Club 3,4, 5, Treas 4,5; Basketball 2,3,4,5, Co-Cap¬ tain 5; Cheerleader 2,3,4,5, Capt. 3, Co- Capt. 5; Miss Brunswick Academy 4; Queen of Hearts 4; Band 1; Latin Club 1, 2; French Club 4,5; Treas. 4; Library Club 2,3,4, Reporter 2; Student Council 4.5, Sec. 4,5. Catherine Laine Cheely, Warfield, Vir¬ ginia, Library Club 3,4,5; Beta Club 3,4, 5, Reporter 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5; Safety Pa¬ trol 4; Soph. Class Reporter; Annual As¬ sistant Editor 5; Newspaper Editor 5; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 4,5. Ronald Claiborne Cheely, Alberta, Vir¬ ginia, Latin Club 1, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3; S.C.O. 2,4,5, V.-Pres. 4, Pres. 5; Beta Club 3,4,5, V.-Pres. 4; Hi-Y 4,5, Chaplain 5; Annual Staff 5; French Club 4,5. Delores Dianne Daniel, Alberta, Virginia, Latin Club 1,2, Pres. 2; French Club 4; Library Club 2,3,4,Treas. 4; Choral Club 4.5, V.-Pres. 4; Monogram 3,4,5; Tri-Hi- Y 4,5; Beta Club 3,4,5; Student Council 5; Annual Staff 4,5; Jr. Editor 4, Assist¬ ant Editor 5; Newspaper Staff 5; Basket¬ ball 2,3,4,5; Cheerleader 2,3,4,5, Capt. 4,5; Homecoming Court 1,5, Queen 5; Miss Brunswick Academy Runner-Up 2, 4.5. Vicki Lynn Doyle, Lawrenceville, Vir¬ ginia, Library Club 2,3,4; Choral Club 3, 4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 4. Cynthia Lynn Edmonds, Gasburg Route, Lawrenceville. Virginia, Choral Club 3,4, 5; Basketball 3; Home Ec. Club 4; Mono¬ gram 4,5; Library Club 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Newspaper Staff 5. David Russell Edwards, Meredithville, Virginia, J.V. Football 1, Varsity Foot¬ ball 5; Baseball 2; Monogram Club 3,4,5; Hi-Y 4,5; Bus Driver 4,5. Susan House Elliott, Alberta, Virginia, Library Club 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Cheer¬ leader 2,3; Safety Patrol 3,4; Choral Club 4. Carolyn Anne English, Rt. 1, Box 121, Drewryville, Virginia, FHA 1,2,3,4, His¬ torian 4; Basketball 3,4,5; Monogram Club 5, Sec. 5; Newspaper Staff 5; Li¬ brary Club 1,2,3. Clyde Wayne Gauldin, Warfield, Virginia, FFA 1,2,3; Baseball 4,5; Monogram Club 4,5; Bus Driver 3,4,5. Ronnie Gay Goddard, Student Council 2. James Haskins Hawthorne, R.F.D. 4, Blackstone, Virginia, Latin Club 1; French Club 4,5; Class President 4; Hi-Y 3,4,5, Pres. 5; Basketball 2,3,5; Baseball 4,5; Bus Driver 5. Sandra Kay House, South Hill, Virginia, Choral Club 1,4,5, V.-Pres. 4; All State Chorus 1; Class Reporter 1; Latin Club 2,3; Library Club 4; Reporter 4; Home Ec Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5, Chaplain 5. Linda Dianne Jones, Rawlings, Virginia, Library Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4, V.- Pres. 4; SCA 2,3,4, Student Council Rep¬ resentative 3,4, Sec. 4; Class Vice-Pres. 3, Class Reporter 4, Class Sec. 5; Spanish Club 5, Reporter 5; Newspaper Staff 5, Assistant Editor 5; Beta Club 5; Annual Staff 5; Basketball 5; Latin Club 1; Home¬ coming Maid-of-Honor 5. Dorothy Diane Keeling, 619 Chaptico Rd., South Hill, Virginia, Beta Club 5; Latin Club 2,3; Choral Club 1,2,3,4,5, Pres. 4, Reporter 1,3,5; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5; FTA 3; Library Club 4; French Club 4,5, Sec. 4; Annual Staff 5; Business Manager 5; Newspaper Staff 4,5; Basketball 4, Manager 5; Safety Club 2,3; 4H Club 1, 2,3; All State Chorus 1. Susan Elizabeth Kirkland, Lawrenceville, Virginia, Latin Club, V.-Pres. 2,3; French Club, Reporter 4, Pres. 5; Monogram Club 3, Reporter 4,5; Choral Club 2,3,4,5; Tri- Hi-Y 4,5; Library Club 2, Reporter 3,4; SCO Sec. 2, Representative 3; Annual Staff 5; Newspaper Staff 5; Miss Bruns¬ wick Academy 2; J.V. Cheerleader Capt. 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4, Co-Capt. 5; Basketball 3,4,5; Valentine Court 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 5. Southgate Lee, Jr., RFD 1, Box 131A, Emporia, Virginia, FFA 1,2,3, Reporter 2; 4H 1,2,3; Choral Club 4,5; Monogram Club 5; Hi-Y 1,2; Track 3; Football 5; Basketball Manager 5; NCQ Club 3; An¬ nual Staff 5; Newspaper Staff 5. Linda Lee Link, Freeman, Virginia, S.C. A. 2, S.C.Q. Treas. 5; Library Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3, Sec. 2, Reporter 3;Chor¬ al Club 2,3,4,5, Vice-Pres. 4; Queen of Hearts Court 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5, Pres 5; Home Ec. Club 4, Reporter 4; Annual Staff 5; Newspaper Staff 5. Wayne Carlton Link, Freeman, Virginia, Choral Club 5; Varsity Basketball 5; Class Treas. 2,5; Newspaper Staff 5. Peggy Jean Lucy, Dolphin, Virginia, Choral Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4, Sec. 2; Latin Club 2,3, Reporter 2, Vice- Pres. 3; Cheerleader 2,3, Co-Capt. 2; Monogram 3,4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5, Secretary 5; French Club 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Home Ec Club 4; Annual Staff 5; Newspaper Staff 5; Color Guard 5; Queen of Hearts Court 3,5; Miss Brunswick Academy Runner-Up 3. Edward Rives Myrick, Dolphin, Virginia, Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Mono¬ gram 2,3,4,5; Hi-Y 4,5; J.V. FootbaU 1; Bus Driver 2. Richard Combes Qrgain, Box 68, Alberta Virginia, Latin Club 1,2; J.V. Basketball 1,2,3; Class Pres. 2,5; S.C.O. 3,5; Hi-Y 4, 5; Choral Club 4; French Club 4,5, Re¬ porter 5; Monogram Club 4,5; Varsity Basketball 3,4,5, Co-Capt. 5; Varsity Football 5, Co-Capt. 5; Newspaper Staff 5. Curtis Wayne Owen, Stony Creek, Vir¬ ginia, Class Treas. 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4, 5, Co-Capt. 5; Library Club 2,4, V.-Pres. 2; Class Sec. and Treas. 3; Choral Club 2,3,4, Reporter, V.-Pres. 4; FFA Report¬ er 3, V.-Pres. 4; Class Reporter 4; Hi-Y 4,5, Treas. 5; Football 5, Monogram Club 4,5; Baseball 4; Class V.-Pres. 5. Jesse Hubert Parrish, Jr., Star Route, Box 300, Emporia, Virginia, Spanish Club 4; Tumbling Team 3; Football 3,4; Track Team 4; Cotillion Club 4. 107 108 ' ' Your Financial Friend THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK 401 S. Main St. and 524 N. Main St. EMPORIA, VIRGINIA Member F. D. I. C. and Federal Reserve System Compliments of LINDALE DAIRIES, INC. Roanoke Rapids, N. C. PINE STATE CREAMERY COMPANY P. O. Box 6188 500 Glenwood Avenue Raleigh, N. C. 27608 109 Compliments of GREENSVILLE MOTORS, INC. 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SANITARY BARBER SHOP SANITARY BARBER SHOP Blackstone, Virginia Kenbridge, Virginia STOKES-WILLIAMS HARDWARE BILL ' S SUPER MARKET Blackstone, Virginia We give S H Green Stamps Kenbridge, Virginia 110 HOLIDAY GULF SERVICE Products For Cor and Home Phone; 634-5573 Manager, Richard J. Lee Emporia, Virginia s ftartAa s Compliments of U. S. Highway No. 1 — South 0. K. WAREHOUSE South Hill Virginia Kenbridge, Virginia Phone: 447-3426 Phone: 676-2301 SADLER ' S MOTORS, INC. AUBREY L. CLARY, LOGGING Pontiac Buick Phone: 577-2402 Gasburg, Virginia Emporia, Virginia Compliments of DIXON DRESS COMPANY WONDER BREAD CO. Lawrenceville, Virginia CLARY ' S SERVICE STATION C. C. CLARY AND SON Mrs. Laura W. Clary General Merchandise General Mdse.—Gas — Oil Satisfied Customer is our Greatest Desire Gasburg Rt. Lawrenceville, Va. Phone 577-2269 Lawrenceville, Va. Best Wishes to the Class of ' 68! SOUTHSIDE INSURERS Lawrenceville Dinwiddie E. W. Johnson Ben P. Powell M. L. Duke, Jr. PARKER OIL COMPANY, INC. Plants located in South Hill Emporia Lawrenceville Victoria The Parker People Are Nice To Know NOTTOWAY MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Phone: GReenfield 8-7741 Warfield, Virginia QUEEN ' S PAINT AND BODY SHOP Wrecks rebuilt, painting, and expert glass installation. Phone: 447-4242 613 West Danville Street South Hill Virginia 112 PINCHBECK TV APPLIANCES Sales and Service 676-2456 Kenbridge, Virginia INTERSTATE LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO., INC South Hill, Virginia W. F. Porter ' s Home Ph. 577-2566 E. D. Powell Home Ph. 848-3345 Lawrenceville, Virginia RAY ' S 66 General Merchandise, Service Station General Repair Work 676-5293 Dundas, Virginia HILLTOP SERVICE STATION Gas — Oil — Groceries Open 7 days a week C. W. Green, Proprietor Blackstone, Virginia KING ' S AUTO SERVICE State Inspection Company Complete Auto Service Lawrenceville, Virginia 848-2053 James E. King MOTEL AND HICKORY HOUSE RESTAURANT The Best Al and Doris Wadford Kenbridge, Virginia 676-2209 RUSSELL ' S FLORIST Kenbridge, Virginia Compliments of RANDOLPH MARTIN AND FAMILY ROSA LEE ' S BEAUTY SALON Dundas, Virginia 676-5430 CLAUDINE ' S BEAUTY SHOP 1 need your head in my business Blackstone, Virginia 676-5477 EDMOND ' S GROCERY STORE Mrs. W. L. Edmonds Gasburg Route Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. Emporia, Virginia RAYMOND W. ALLEN PAINT CONTRACTOR Emporia, Virginia Phone 634-4838 SMILEY ' S LUNCHES Pit cooked Bar-b-que, Ice Cream Milk Shakes Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of CLARY ' S GARAGE Phone: 577-2310 Gasburg, Virginia Compliments of W. R. WRIGHT Phone: 577-2417 Valentines, Virginia 113 AGRICO CHEMICAL CO. Division of Continental Oil Company W. W. Hamlin P. O. Box 388 District Manager Emporia, Vo. 23847 Phone: ME 4-3170 BOTTLED A GAS CORPORATION OF VIRGINIA Lawrenceville and South Hill BRUNSWICK COUNTY FARM BUREAU John J. Miller, Jr. Alvin L. Lucy Bobby House MOSELEY-NASH WELL DRILLING HOME - FARM - INDUSTRY New Fast Drilling Rig WELL BORING DRILLING Free Estimates - 636-5511 IF NO ANSWER CALL Blackridge 636-5513 or 729-2381 w Member - Certified Well .Drilling Assoc. BLACKRIDGE, VA. 114 JONES ESSO SERVICE Alberta, Virginia BRUNSWICK CHAIR CORPORATION Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of MITCHELL BROTHERS Emporia, Virginia FIRST NATIONAL BANK Safe Sound Secure Emporia, Virginia James W. Norwood 634-3553 Cabinets, Millwork, Store Fixtures Made-to-order NORWOOD ' S WOODWORK SHOP Quality Woodworking Our Speciality Hwy. 301 South Emporia, Va. ROBERTSON OIL COMPANY Quality Heating Oils and Complete Line of American Products Phone: 848-2324 Lawrenceville, Virginia DIXIE OIL COMPANY Offices: McKenney, Virginia Emporia, Virginia HOGWOOD SERVICE STATION McKenney, Virginia ALBERTA HARDWARE AND FURNITURE CO. Famous Name Brands for 54 years Alberta, Virginia Phone: 949-251 1 115 SOUTHSIDE AUTO AND TRUCK SERVICE Car and Truck Specialists Complete Cooling System Care Phone: 848-2782 T. C. Moore Manager Highway 46, South Lawrenceville, Va. Phone: Poulan 848-2231 Chain Saws SOUTHSIDE SAW SERVICE Sales and Services Welding and Radiator Service E. B. (Bun) Riegel Hwy. 58 W. Manager Lawrenceville, Va. J. R. ORGAIN Farm and Land Realtor Alberta, Virginia Compliments of a FRIEND B. B. HAWTHORNE SAW MILL Buyer of Standing Timber Phone: 949-2426 Alberta, Virginia DUMOND ' S TRIM SHOP Lawrence Dumond, Proprietor Blackstone, Virginia ROLAND C. CLARY MURIEL M. WRIGHT Buyer of Puipwood and Logs Phone: 577-2389 Buyer of Standing Timber and Puipwood Gasburg, Virginia 23857 Gasburg, Virginia 116 SOUTH HILL TIRE RECAPPING CO. INC. Dealer of Kelly Tires P. 0. Box 428 Phone; HI-7-3982 South Hill, Virginia The sign of worry-free driving MOSELEY MOTOR CO. Emergency Road Service Phone; HI-7-3224 J. L. Crews, Owner South Hill, Va. ALBERTA GROCERY SOUTH HILL PUBLISHING CO. Genera! Merchandise Publishers, Printers Alberta, Virginia South Hill, Virginia KENBRIDGE FURNITURE CO. IRBY INSURANCE AGENCY Phone: 676-2495 Kenbridge, Virginia Blackstone, Virginia RICHARD ' S LTD. Emporia Shopping Center Emporia, Virginia Home of Gant Shirts, Bass Weejuns, Botany 500 Corbin Trousers A. W. WATKINS, JEWELER Keepsake Diamonds Sterling Silver Engraving Blackstone, Virginia WEISIGER LUMBER CO. Short Leaf Pine and Hardwood PAYNE CHEVROLET Phone: 292-7716 Sales and Service Blackstone, Virginia Blackstone, Virginia IMPERIAL PROCESSING CORP. Compliments of Processors of Leaf Tobacco Kenbridge, Virginia J. H. WILLIAMS SON Kenbridge, Virginia Compliments of EAST ATLANTIC TEXACO C. B. WALLER Owned and Operated by Roy C. Simms Danieltown, Virginia Emporia, Virginia TEMPLE FORD TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT CO., INC. 700 N. Main St. Phone: 634-3727 Huphert Gray, Owner Emporia, Va. SLEDGE BARKLEY CO., INC. Hardware, Furniture, Sporting Goods Building Materials Lawrenceville, Virginia 117 Highway 46 , South M Lawrenceville, Virginia Phone; 848-2264 N D S PRINTING COMPANY SPENCE BROS. SERVICE STATION Atlantic Products Groceries and Meats Wilbur W. Spence — Darrel Spence Phone: 848-2935 Lawrenceville, Virginia BRUNSWICK BOX CO., INC. BRUNSWICK LUMBER CO., INC. Manufacturers of Pallets, Boxes and Lumber Manufacturers of Yellow Pine Lumber Lawrenceville, Va. Ph: 848-2222 Alberta, Virginia Say it with flowers from F. M. KIRKLAND INSURANCE AGENCY CHANDLER ' S FLORIST Insurance for Every Need Phone: 848-2119 Lawrenceville, Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia Phone: 848-2416 LAWRENCEVILLE MOTOR PEEBLES DEPARTMENT SERVICE INC. STORE 102 South Hicks Street Lawrenceville, Va. Ph: 848-2510 South Hill, Virginia Myles Moore Jack Bower First In Fashions For General Automotive Repairs Family and Home Used Cars — Farm Bureau Tire ' ' Save More When You Shop More at and Battery Dealer Peebles, South Hill 118 Compliments of BUTLER LUMBER COMPANY Lowrenceville, Virginia BRUNSWICK SUPPLY, INC. Lowrenceville, Vo. 848-2323 Alberta, Vo. 949-2471 Feed — Seed — Fertilizers — Form Supplies Building Supplies — Groin Buyers KINGSBERRY HOMES Emporia, Virginia 23847 MITCHELL ' S HAIR STYLING ACADEMY Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina 119 HARRIS - FLIPPEN CO., INC. Sporting Goods Sixth and Main Streets Richmond, Virginia Phone: Ml 4-3019 SMITH - MOORE BODY CO., INC. Auto Bodies and Trailers Brook Road at Lombardy St. Richmond, Virginia ALLEN ' S DRUG STORE G. R. Allen, Proprietor Phone: 848-2524 Lawrenceville, Virginia PLANTERS WAREHOUSE 1430 Farmer Street Petersburg, Virginia Home of the High Dollar T. W. Pruitt W. E. Pruitt J. B. (Sonny) Belcher 120 Education is a stepping stone to on independent way of life Insurance provides the necessary protection BRUNSWICK INSURANCE AGENCY Telephone: 848-2112 Lawrenceville, Virginia 23868 CLARY LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Buyer of Logs, Standing Timber and Land James I. Clary, President Gaston, N. C. South Brunswick 577-2545 Phone: 537-4783 Compliments of BRUNSWICK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ECHOLS FUNERAL HOME 806 Brunswick Avenue Emporia, Virginia 121 LOVE JEWELRY CO. Compliments of Keepsake Diamonds LEGGETT ' S DEPT. STORE Kenbridge, Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of SHEFFIELD T. V. AND OAKLEY LEE DEPT. STORE APPLIANCE COMPANY For Thrifty People RCA — Zenith — Motorola Kenbridge, Virginia Magnavox —■ RCA Whirlpool Phone: 676-2261 Blackstone, Virginia Compliments of FREE STATE LAUNDRY- STERLING ELLIOT CLEANERS, INC. Painting Contractor Kenbridge, Va. South Hill, Va. Kenbridge, Virginia Phone: 676-2463 Phone: 676-8028 Ph: HI7-3908 BARNES MFG. CO. GRADY DANIEL ' S Kenbridge, Virginia General Merchandise and Gas Phone: 676-2490 Blackstone, Virginia 122 Compliments of Compliments of CREST MOTORS INC. Your Friendly Ford Dealer BLACKSTONE FUEL AND SUPPLY Phone: 848-3181 Phone: 292-7214 Lawrenceville, Virginia Blackstone, Virginia FIRESTONE DEALER STORE, INC. SOUTHAMPTON AUTO TRACTOR COMPANY Firestone Tires and Tubes Guaranteed Recapping Homelite Saws — Lawn Mowers Sales and Service The Mark of Quality Lawrenceville, Va. Ph: 848-2126 Wilson Hobbs Rt. 2 Box 26, Emporia, Va. Ph: MEIrose 4-3907 Massey Ferguson and Long Sales and Service THOMAS FURNITURE INC. MONTGOMERY DRUG CO. Lawrenceville ' s Largest Selection of Furniture The Health Center on the Corner and Appliances Phone: 447-3210 Lawrenceville, Virginia South Hill, Virginia ROSES BRADSHAW FARM EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone: 292-4258 Lawrenceville, Virginia Blackstone, Virginia 23824 123 PEOPLES LIFE INSURANCE CO. 112 Hicks Street Lawrenceville, Va. H. L. Wright, Manager H. L. Jones, Asst. Manager F. C. McDowell, L. V. Moseley V. Y. Phillips H. P. Farrar, Jr. J. E. Turner H. C. Lafoon R. S. Martin E. D. Cheely Asst. Manager J. R. Blanks Odie Morris P. D. Yancey G. C. Crutchfield J. 0. Tayler, Jr. W. D. Vaughan G. G. Martin Peoples Life Protects The Entire Family HINES SUPER MARKET South Hill, Virginia T. B. Hines, Owner E. L. SPIVEY SON Curers Packers of Old Va. Hams, Shoulders, Sides, and Jowls. Cor. of Baker Budd Sts. Phone ME 4-3203 Emporia, Va. Compliments of WATKINS REXALL DRUGS South Hill, Virginia BRUNSWICK ICE COAL, INC. Ice — Coal — Budweiser Lawrenceville, Virginia LARRY ' S RESTAURANT Lawrenceville, Virginia “Where Friends Meet and Eat WRIGHT TRACTOR EQUIPMENT CO. International Harvester Sales and Service Phone: 848-2419 Lawrenceville, Virginia Safeguarding Your Health Is Our Most Important Function Compliments of GREENSVILLE DRUG COMPANY MRS. W. B. MOSELEY Emporia Shopping Center REYNOLDS L. BAIRD Boat Rentals and Bait Phone 848-3439 Home Ph. 577-2576 Gasburg, Virginia Home of Lake Gaston Phone: 634-5111 Emporia, Virginia Compliments of GROVE DRIVE IN Blackstone, Virginia PLANTERS WAREHOUSE Feed — Seed Fertilizers, Farm Supplies Your Southern States Service Agency Blackstone, Virginia 124 HARRIS HARDWARE Sash — Doors — Glass Phone; ME 4-2613 161 Baker Street Emporia, Virginia Compliments of FOREST AND TEENEY CHEELY Warfield, Virginia HARDING AND GRIZZARD E. V. LANKFORD INSURANCE Automotive Machine Shop Service 1 1 1 Baker St. Emporia, Va. Dependable Service Since 1928 151 Baker Street Emporia, Virginia Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE KING S SHOE SHOP STORE Emporia, Virginia Home Owned by Felix Dodd Emporia, Virginia HARVErS SERVICE STATION 1 1 $ N. Main Street Emporia, Virginia M. G. SLATE, JEWELER Watches — Diamonds — Jewelry 156A Baker Street Phone: ME 4-3223 Emporia, Virginia Compliments of EMPORIA GRILL Compliments of DINWIDDIE ELECTRIC CO. Emporia, Virginia PAIR ' S FURNITURE STORE LAND BROTHERS JEWELERS New — Used — Antique — Music T. W. Pair, Owner Jacob Pair, Mgr. Emporia, Virginia Gifts that last. Emporia, Virginia LUCY ' S RADIO AND T. V. Radio — Stereo Admiral T.V.—Color Black White Phone: 292-4156 South Main Street Blackstone, Va. BEN ' S AUTO SALES Used Cars Like New South Hill, Va. No. 1 Hwy. POWELL-COVINGTON FLORIST AND GIFT SHOPPE MONTAGUE HARDWARE CO. Phone; 447-3623 South Hill, Va. 23970 South Hill, Virginia 125 Compliments of Compliments of ETHELYN L. CROSS Lawrenceville, Virginia VIRGINIA ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY INCOME AND OTHER TAX SERVICES Live Better Electrically 848-2082 848-2347 Highway 301 North Emporia, Virginia HERFF JONES Manufacturers of BRUNSWICK ACADEMY Official School Ring Local Representative REED SCHWEICKERT Silco Value SILCO CUT PRICE STORES, INC. Lawrenceville, Virginia PEEBLES Lawrenceville, Virginia DUGGER FURNITURE E. E. VAUGHAN AND SON COMPANY General Merchandise Furnitu re for the Home Phone: 729-2300 Dolphin, Virginia Brodnax, Virginia 126 DOYLE ' S GROCERY STORE CITY BARBER SHOP South Main Street E. L. Clary and J. R. Hawkins Emporia, Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia THE FIDELITY NATIONAL BANK JOHN AND MARGIE AUTO TREAT Blackstone, Virginia Home of the Famous Clemburger Like having a banker in the family Phone; 676-2492 22 offices in Central and Kenbridge, Virginia Southside Virginia Where Friends Meet to Eat BLOOM BROS., INC. Lawrenceville, Virginia Home of; Villager London Fog Florsheim Shoes Jonathan Logan John B. Stetson Compliments of R. C. NORWOOD General Merchandise Hwy. 301 South Emporia, Virginia CLARKE ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Quality Merchandise Quality Controlled with Name Brands L. E. Clarke G. L. Clarke 209 Main Street Lawrenceville, Virginia McCLENNY ' S ESSO J. B. McClenny — J. B. Perkins Auto Body Repair and Wheel Alignment 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone; 848-3495 Lawrenceville, Va. 23868 127 J. H. LEE AND SONS, INC. CONTRACTORS Excavating Grading Land Clearing Irrigation Ponds Free Estimates Phone: 3561 Courtland, Virginia MARION R. JOYNER Courtland, Virginia Phone: 2531 Feed, Farm and Seed, Home Fertilizer Supplies LEE VALLEY FARM Breeders of Purebred Angus Cattle SOUTHGATE LEE AND SONS Phone; 634-4364 Emporia, Virginia Compliments of THE BIG 3 WAREHOUSE, INC. Lawrenceville, Virginia SADLER BROTHERS OIL CO. Distributor Atlantic Products Phone; 634-2127 Emporia, Virginia WATKINS TRACTOR EQUIPMENT CO., INC. John Deere Tractors New Holland Hay Balers South Hill, Va. 447-3307 GARLAND DRUG COMPANY, INC. Your Health Service Store South Hill, Virginia F. E. WATKINS MOTOR CO., INC. Chevrolet Oldsmobile OK ' ' Used Cars Sales and Service South Hill, Va. 447-3111 128 G. C. BAIRD Compliments of General Merchandise SOUTH HILL RUBBER CO. Brodnax, Virginia South Hill, Virginia JONES MOTORS INC. Compliments of Dodge Cars and Dodge Trucks snow-hoag fashion Lawrenceville, Virginia Exclusive Apparel for the Elegant Woman THE TRADING POST Compliments of Blackstone ' s Most Popular Priced Store Phone: 292-3827 Blackstone, Va. R. L. BRYANT AND SONS Emporia, Virginia 113 E. Broad St. Phone: 292-3019 THE NOTTOWAY PUBLISHING CO., INC. Commercial Printing Advertising Service Publishers of COURIER-RECORD Blackstone, Va. 23824 COMMUNITY GROCERY Ellis Clary, Jr. Hwy. 46 S. Lawrenceville, Virginia Phone: 848-2920 Compliments of HUGH W. SHELL ' S DAIRY Build with Brick BRICK AND TILE CORPORATION White Plains, Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia SAMPSON ' S BEULAH ' S BEAUTY SHOP Tire and Recapping 123 South Main Emporia, Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia Phone: 848-2610 COMMUNITY BARBER SHOP LAWRENCE KIRKLAND H. W. Elmore and J. M. Carpenter Plumbing and Heating Service 123 Fifth Avenue Lawrenceville, Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia Dial: 848-2504 MAIN STREET MARKET FREEMAN MOTOR CO., INC. 313 Main Street Mrs. Irene G. Ozmar Lawrenceville, Virginia Chrysler, Plymouth, Sales Service Phone: 848-2321 Lawrenceville, Vo. 129 Compliments of ABERNATHrS STORE Compliments of W. T. TILLAR CO., INC. Dolphin, Virginia Emporia, Virginia LUCrS Radio, Television, Appliances 127 Hicks Street Lasvrence Lucy, Owner Lawrenceville, Va. Phone: 848-2949 Compliments of LEE ' S JEWELERS 409 South Main Street Emporia, Virginia Compliments of DAIRY HART Compliments of THORNTON FURNITURE South Hill, Virginia Emporia, Virginia FAMILY SHOE STORE Let us fill your next prescription Shoes for the entire family Emporia Lawrenceville DANIEL ' S DRUG STORE Lawrenceville, Virginia EDWARD ' S SERVICE STATION R. E. CALLAHAN, INC. Dept. Store R.F.D, 1 Phone; 848-3383 The Ideal Place to Shop Lawrenceville, Virginia Emporia, Virginia Compliments of THE LITTLE STORE LEATH ' S DRUG STORE Emporia, Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia Phone; 634-5161 ALBERTA DRUG STORE DUGGER TRACTOR EQUIPMENT Alberta, Virginia Phone: 848-2212 Lawrenceville, Virginia ECONOMY GROCERY ELMORE ' S AMERICAN SERVICE Self-Service Market Alberta, Virginia Alberta, Virginia 130 DAIRY FREEZE 1 N. Main St. Blackstone, Virginia DAIRY FREEZE 2 500 Church St. Blackstone, Virginip CULPEPPER FOODS J. U CWLPEPPBR e- HAMMOCK-RAND MOTORS, INC. Blackstone, Virginia SLAW ' S RESTAURANT Blackstone, Virginia BRADSHAW ' S RESTAURANT Rt. 360 and 460 Burkeville, Va. 131 CLAY HAMMACK Merchandise Barbering Valentines, Virginia A B BARBER SHOP Emporia Shopping Center New Vacuum Clippers ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO. Emporia, Virginia Charles Brickel and Vernon Allen 132 L F I t • •1 « 1 f K ' Jj ' 1 ' •S V £ S 4J ’� : V f ' K ■J - A ’ •AUMm iT� Tr«iTriiiiwi« •i I ' ) r 1 i .. ... .. - . - an- I i I ► ' j V r £ Viking (Lawrenceville, Va.) R Presented by the students of 373.76557Brunswick Academy. 5 Meherrin Regional Library JUL 27 2017 A.