Brunswick Academy - Viking Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1970 volume:

k (I . niis ' fS ' ys V K) THE VIKING BRUNSWICK ACADEMY Editor Ritt Butler Assistant Editors Bruce Edwards Andrea Nash Business Manager Janice Driver Subscription Manager . . . , Peggy Ann Finch Sports Editors Karen Clary Thomas Hawthorne Photographers Ritt Butler Randy Scott Typists Belinda Mitchell Terry Morris Connie Sadler Virginia Steed Joan Williams General Staff Members . . . Sue Clary Debra Edwards Rita Edwards Danny Fetco Phil Kirkland Bonnie Newsome Debra Watson 1970 WHERE THE A CTION IS WHERE THE ACTION IS Around School. . . Each school year contains many widely varied actions and activities, from sports to academics. It is our aim to faithfully record these thoughts, actions, and activities in each area of school life. It is with this aim that we have prepared the 1970 VIKING and present it to you. In Sports . . . In Activities . . . CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION 4 UPPER SCHOOL II Curriculum 17 Classes 25 Organizations 71 Sports 89 Activities 109 Student Life 118 LOWER SCHOOL 123 Curriculum 127 Classes 136 Activities 159 ADVERTISEMENTS 165 3 W. Hawley Hawthorne PRESIDENT BRUNSWICK ACADEMY ASSOCIATION ADMINISTRATION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SEATED, L. to R.; Sterling P. Clary; W. Hawley Hawthorne, President; James I. Clary. STANDING: Robert E. Lewis; Carrel B. Tuck. 4 Bryant R. Harper ADMINISTRATOR Mr. Bryant R. Harper assumed the duties of Administrator of Brunswick Academy on July 1, 1969. He came to us from Prince Edward County where he was Superintendent of the Public Schools for a number of years. Mr. Harper is, however, originally from Frederick County near Winchester, Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Harper, who make their home in Lawrenceville, have two married daughters, and a son in college. They are also the proud grandparents of two boys and two girls. Mr. Harper feels that, we have been very fortunate this year in having been able to fill vacancies in the teaching staff. He would like to extend a most cordial welcome to our new teachers and to thank those teachers who have returned to retirement after helping us open school in September. The following is a direct quote from our new Administrator. “Although we are still crowded somewhat for space everyone, students, teachers, and patrons have been very cooperative and helpful. With this type of cooperation, I feel that we have had a most successful school year. I am particularly impressed with the fine attitude exhibited by the students, which also carries over to the teachers. d believe this school has much to offer, and I hope and trust that each student will take advantage of the opportunities offered him. I know that the school and all concerned with it are most appreciative of the contributions made by the students. I wish to extend to the annual staff and its sponsors my sincere thanks and appreciation for the work and effort they have put into this fine annual.” 5 PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION Ready to serve. Through the sponsorship of numerous fund raising activities, the P.T.O. succeeded in paying for a number of the school buses. This year’s activities included: the October Fair, an auction sale, Brunswick stews, and bi-monthly collection of old newspapers. The major function of the P.T.O. , however, is to promote a further uniting of the faculty and patrons of Brunswick Academy. Brunswick Stew-always a winner! L. to R.— R. B. Lynch, President; Frank Allen, Jr., Vice-President; Mrs. Mary Raiford, Secretary; Mrs. Erma Hyde, Assistant Secretary; Mrs. Geraldine Moore, Treasurer. 6 PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION Truck loads of papers. The candy looks delicious! Can I ring one? 7 Mrs. Jean L. Cheely; Bookkeeper, Secretary. Mrs. Mattie W. Killam, Bookkeeper OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Sandra D. Wrenn, Secretary Our indispensable office staff contri- butes much toward the smooth opera- tion of the Academy. The duties of these three are too numerous to mention, but despite the many interruptions in their work caused by questions of students and teachers, they still remain patient and smiling. 8 BUS DRIVERS: FIRST ROW, L. to R.- Mrs. Jane Martin, Mrs. Ida Mitchell, Mrs. Mamie Sue Moseley, Mrs. Fannie Belle Harrison, Mrs. Carol Butler, Mrs. Geraldine Moore, Mrs. Joyce Lafoon, Mrs. Fois Grizzard, Mrs. Ida Jean Bennett, Janice Driver. SECOND ROW, L. to R.— W. Edwards, B. Doxtator, K. Webster, B. Edwards, D. Hawkins, J. Smith, P. Dark, W. Griffin. BUS DRIVERS AND SAFETY PATROE SAFETY PATROL: FIRST ROW, L. to R.— A. Glenn, D. King, G. Keeling, B. Pearson, S. Hamlin, P. Clary, A. Golding, K. Owen, D. Williams. SECOND ROW: L. to R.— A. Moody, S. Allen, K. Webster, E. Bennett, T. Pernell, J. Pearson, R. Hollar, J. Parrott, D. Bennett, R. Driver, M. Daniel. 9 _JiS� SEATED: Mis. Carol J. Butier. STANDING, L. to R.— Mrs. Fannie Belle Harrison, Mrs. Ida P. Mitchell, Mrs. Mamie Sue Moseley, Mrs. Joyce C. Lafoon, Mrs. Ida Jean Bennett. LUNCHROOM AND MAINTENANCE STAFF D. C. Gibbs, bus maintenance man Homer G. Craft, custodian 10 UPPER SCHOOL Staff Curriculum Classes Organizations Sports Activities Student Life 11 i Mr. Preston W. Doyle, Headmaster, checks work of Terry Pernell, Office Practice student. HEADMASTER AND OEEICE STAEF 12 MRS. HELEN L. BUTLER B.A. Westhampton College Latin E. LAWRENCE CLARY, JR. B.S. N. C. State College Athletic Director Driver Education, Physical Education M. REVIS CONRAD B.S. Atlantic Christian College World Geography, Sociology, Physical Education, Coach UPPER SCHOOL STAFF PRESTON W. DOYLE B.A. University of Richmond M.A. University of Richmond Doctoral Candidate, University of Mississippi Headmaster JOSEPH M. HIGH B.S. Atlantic Christian College History, Physical Education, Driver Education, Coach 13 MRS. DORIS L. JONES B.S. Mary Washington College Math, Algebra MRS. OLA E. JONES B.S. Madison College Science MRS. ALPHA N. LEVESQUE B.S. East Carolina University English h CLIP UPPER SCHOOL STAFF ORD L. LONG Awalachian State niv sity; M.A., Columbia University; Professional Diploma, Co lU bia University ish. Government, Guid HOWARD G. MILLER B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Advanced Math, Algebra, Geometry, Chemistry, Physics MRS. MARY H. RAIFORD B.S. Madison College Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typing 14 MRS. MARIE G. THOMPSON B.S. Radford College Math 8, Business Math, Office Practice MILTON E. WILLS, JR. B.S. University of Richmond M.A. Syracuse University U.S. History, Government MISS RUTH WILSON A.B. Piedmont College M.A. Middlebury College Spanish, Librarian UPPER SCHOOL STAFF THOMAS R. WITTEN B.S. College of William and Mary French, Biology MRS. LOIS S. GRIZZARD Aide MRS. URSLA A. JONES Aide Clifford L. Long, Guidance Director. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT SEATED: Mr. Clifford Long, Pam Tereschenko. STANDING: L. to R.- Phnon Dockery, Glenda Grizzard. 16 ACTION in CURRICULUM 17 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mr. Holland Lectures before English class. Mrs. 1 linn prepares to face Senior English. The purpose of the English Department is to stimulate students to attain mastery of language skills. In order to accomplish this, emphasis is placed on the importance of understanding the fundamentals of grammar and func- tional mechanics as well as techniques of composition. The need for vocabulary enrichment is also stressed. Creative writing is encouraged and research is required. Finally, the world of literature is explored so that students may learn to become discriminating readers by gaining a knowledge of the criteria by which literature is judged. Mrs. Levesque puts up poster to encourage reading in her English classes. 18 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mr. Miller explains addition of Trig, functions. Mrs. Doris Jones shows relation of area and perimeter. 4 Kathy Cheely practices Algebra I homework. Six mathematics courses are offered this year at the Academy, two of which are required for gradua- tion. Math Eight is a course in “Basic Modern Mathe- matics” which provides the necessary mastery of basic number skills as well as logical reasoning. Algebra I is required for Freshmen. In this course, a simple Algebra is introduced which paves the way for a more detailed study in Algebra II. Juniors may take Geometry which deals with theorems, proofs, and reasoning. Seniors are offered an advanced math of Trigonometry and Algebra. The main objective of the Mathematics Department is to teach students to THINK in an analytical manner. Who’s not paying attention? 19 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Witten prepares a culture dish. Chemistry students produce hydrogen. Science courses are stressed throughout the students’ secondary school career. Our Eighth graders study a course in general science, while our Freshmen take a more detailed look at general science accompanied by laboratory work. Sophomores are required to have Biology which includes a great deal of experimentation. In Chemistry, the students learn how chemicals combine to give us the world in which we live. Physics is concerned with the study of our physical world and the operation of machines. Various phenomena such as light, heat, sound, and electricity are explored. Physics class explores the spring constant. Susan Hamlin demonstrates the telegraph. 20 FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT FRENCH LATIN SPANISH Mr. Witten points out French sentence structure. Our Foreign Language Department is comprised of three languages of two years each. These languages, French, Latin, and Spanish, greatly enrich our curriculum. In the first year classes, the students learn the fundamentals of grammar and basic vocabulary. Second year students take a more detailed look at the particular language under study. Latin II classes delve into the campaigns of Julius Caesar. Spanish classes emphasize the art of speaking. Conversations are held in Spanish in order to improve pronunciation and diction. Student gets Mrs. Butler’s undivided attention in Latin Class. Miss Wilson conjugates “tocar” for Spanish students. 21 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Mr. Conrad checks Jeff Parrott’s work. Mr. Wills prepares for class. Our Social Studies program offers something of interest for every grade level. Eighth graders begin with American History which tells the story of Colonial times as well as our modern space age. World Geography and World History, offered to ninth and tenth graders, deal with the geography, governments, leaders, and beliefs of nations. A required course in American History is provided for Juniors. This is a more detailed study of our country’s past. Seniors concentrate on American Government; a class which combines the study of the formation of our system of government with current developments in politics. As an elective. Sociology benefits many students. A U.S. map in the making. Mr. High reviews for a test. 22 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mrs. Raiford explains debits and credits. Dictation can be fun! The Commercial Department offers a variety of courses for vocational students. Two years of Typing allow students to become acquainted with the skills of touch typing and also the procedures for typing letters, invoices, memos, and other forms. For the future secretary, a two year course in Gregg Shorthand is available. Bookkeeping familiarizes the aspiring accountant with the basic procedures in the bookkeeping cycle. Business Math is a course designed to benefit students as consumers or as businessmen. It deals with savings and investments, taxes, home ownership, and other problems connected with business enterprises. Office Practice is offered for the first time this year. This class provides a general background which is essential for all office employees. Office Practice students caught in a typical chore. Sit up straight, eyes on your copy, etc., etc., etc. 23 Mr. Clary grins and bears it! Three years of physical education are required for graduation at Brunswick Academy. Eighth graders study a basic health course. The Freshmen and Sophomores may take Driver’s Education. This year, for the first time, we have separate classes for boys’ and girls’ Physical Education. Our students are required to remain in the classroom for a required number of hours of textbook work and spend a certain amount of time on the athletic field. Students enjoy such activities as volleyball, football, basketball, and baseball when the weather permits. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Warren, Joan and Ronnie work hard on Health project. Mrs. Jones pauses after checking roll in Girls’ P.E. class. 24 25 SEATED: L. to R. Tommy Hawthorne, President; Mrs. Ola Jones, Sponsor; Bruce Edwards, Vice-President. STANDING: Linda Roberts, Treasurer; Deborah McAden, Secretary ; Glenda Grizzard, Reporter. SENIOR CLASS OF 1970 Class Flower Honeysuckle Class Song “Climb Every Mountain” Class Colors Blue and Gold Class Motto “Au coeur valiant, vien impossible.” “To the valiant heart, nothing is impossible.” Jackie Williams and Dale Painter adjust trim on Senior Class door. 26 Margie Mae Allen Barbara Lynne Alexander Dennis Wayne Bryant Clyde Rittenhouse Butler, Jr. 27 David Walker Cifers, Jr. Garnett Thomas Clary SENIORS Frances Ellen Coleman Donald Lee Crane Thomas Lee Clary 28 Perry Lee Dark Linda Hammack Driver James Bruce Edwards Gail Phnon Dockery Janice Lee Driver SENIORS 29 Peggy Ann Finch Thomas Lee Hawthorne Billie Lee Howerton Peggy Lynne Finch SENIORS Glenda Faye Grizzard 30 Elizabeth Prince Jones Neil Southall Jones Deborah Gail McAden Nancy Connelly Meredith Frankie Leon Keefe SENIORS 31 Melody Kaye Moore 32 Mary Louise Powell Linda Sue Roberts SENIORS Kathy Odell Rogers Glenda Celeste Stone Pamela Tereschenko 33 Deborah Paige Wesson Jackie Hale Williams SENIOR STATISTICS BARBARA LYNNE ALEXANDER, Emporia, Virginia, Art Club 5. MARGIE MAE ALLEN, Emporia, Virginia, Latin Club 2; Safety Patrol 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4, 5; S.C.O. 4; Library Club 3, 4; Valentine Court 4; Beauty Contest 4. GORDON BARKLEY, Lawrenceville, Virginia, Varsity Football 3, 4, 5; Monogram Club 3, 4, 5. DENNIS WAYNE BRYANT, Emporia, Virginia, Hi-Y 4, 5 ; President 5 ; Library Club 5 . CLYDE RITTENHOUSE BULTER, JR., Lawrence- ville, Virginia, Latin Club 2, 3; President 3; Football Manager 3; Beta Club 3, 4, 5; Annual Staff 3, 4, 5; Editor 5; Newspaper Staff 3, 4, 5; Photographer 3, 4, 5; French Club 4, 5; Science Award 4; American History Award 4; Head Marshal 4. DAVID WALKER CIFERS, JR., Emporia, Virginia, Music Club 5. THOMAS LEE CLARY, Gasburg, Virginia, Latin Club 1, 2; Vice-President 2; J.V. Basketball 1 ; J.V. Football 1, 2; Baseball 2, 3. FRANCES ELLEN COLEMAN, South Hill, Virginia, Safety Club 1, 2, 3; Art Club 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Officer 1, 2, 3; Secretary 1; Treasurer 2; Secretary 3; Library Club I, 2, 3; Secretary 3; Homecoming Princess 1 ; French Club 4, 5; Secretary 4; President 5; Annual Staff 4; Assistant Art Editor; Newspaper Staff 4, 5; Art Editor 4; Safety Patrol 4; Art Teacher 4; F.T.A. 3. DONALD LEE CRANE, Dolphin, Virginia, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, 5; J.V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, 5; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Monogram Club 4; Hi-Y3,4, 5;F.F.A. 1, 2,3. PERRY LEE DARK, Alberta, Virginia, Football 3, 4, 5; J.V. Basketball 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 4; Monogram 3, 4, 5; Bus Driver 4, 5. GAIL PHNON DOCKERY, Emporia, Virginia, F.H.A. 1; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Intramural Basketball 1; Fresh- man Class President 2; Latin Club 2, 3; Secretary 2,3; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, 5; Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5; GARNETT CLARY, Lawrenceville, Virginia, Football 3; Monogram Club 3, 4, 5; Basketball 1,2,3, 4. 34 SENIOR STATISTICS Choral Club 2, 3 Newspaper Staff 3, 5; Miss Brunswick Academy 1968; Monogram Club 3, 4, 5; Beta Club 5; S.C.O. Secretary 5; Safety Patrol 3, 4; Homecoming Court 5. JANICE LEE DRIVER, Skippers, Virginia, Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3; Bus Driver 4, 5; Choral Club 2; Library Club 4; Annual Staff 3, 4, 5; Business Manager 5; Beta Club 3, 4, 5; Vice-President 5; Junior Marshal 4; Beauty Contest 4; Newspaper Staff 4. LINDA HAMMACK DRIVER, Skippers, Virginia, Beta Club 3, 4, 5; Home Economics Club 2; Choral Club 1, 2; Newspaper Staff 3,4,5; Editor 5 ; Annual Staff 3, 4; Library Club 4; President 4; French Club 4; Treasurer 4; S.C.O. 2, 4; Vice-President 4; Beauty Contest 3, 4; Class Secretary 3; Junior Marshal 4. JAMES BRUCE EDWARDS, Meredithville, Virginia, Latin Club 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4, 5; Treasurer 5; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Hi-Y 4; Class President 3; Class Vice-President 5; Football 3, 4, 5; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; All-Conference 3, 4; Annual Staff 4, 5; Sports Editor 4; Upper School Editor 5; S.C.O. Representative 3, 5; Safety Patrol 2, 3; Bus Driver 4, 5; Class Vice-President 2; Latin Club Reporter 3. PEGGY ANN FINCH, Lawrenceville, Virginia, Beta Club 3, 4, 5; President 5; Home Economics Club 2; Choral Club 2; Science Experimental Organization 1; Library Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4, 5; Subscription Manager 5; F rench Club 4; Beauty Contest 4. PEGGY LYNNE FINCH, South Hill, Virginia, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, 5; Co-Captain 3, 4, 5; Monogram Club 3, 4, 5; Home Economics Club 2; Choral Club 2; Safety Patrol 3; Class Reporter 3; Monogram Club Reporter 4. GLENDA FAYE GRIZZARD, Emporia, Virginia, Tti-Hi-Y 1, 2; Treasurer 2; Monogram Club 3, 4, 5; Reporter 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4, 5; Artist 4, 5; Assistant Editor 5; Beta Club 5; Class Reporter 4, 5; Cheerleader 1 , 2, 3, 4, 5; Football Cheerleader, Co-Cap- tain 5; Basketball Cheerleader, Captain 5; Miss Brunswick Academy 1969; French Club 3, 4; Home- coming Court 5; Maid of Honor 5; S.C.O. Representa- tive 3, 5. THOMAS LEE HAWTHORNE, Alberta, Virginia, Latin Club 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4, 5; Vice-President 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Forensics Club 3; S.C.O. 3; Monogram Club 4, 5; Annual Staff 4, 5; Football 4, 5; J.V. Basketball 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 3, 4, 5; Co-Captain 5; Class Presi- dent 5. BILLIE LEE HOWERTON, Rawlings, Virginia, J.V. Basketball 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 4, 5; Football 3, 4, 5; All-Conference 5; Monogram Club 3, 4, 5; Baseball 2,3, 4,5. BETTIE PRINCE JONES, Freeman, Virginia, Latin Club 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, 5. NEIL SOUTHALL JONES, Rawlings, Virginia, J.V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 3, 4, 5; All-Conference 4; J.V. Basketball 3; Varsity Basketball 4, 5; Band 1,2; Monogram Club 3, 4, 5; Vice-President 4, 5; S.C.O. Representative 4; Reporter 5; Latin Club 3; Treasurer 3; Library 1 . FRANKIE LEON KEEFE, Rawlings, Virginia, J.V. Basketball 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 4, 5; Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4, 5; All-Conference 5; Monogram Club 3, 4, 5; President 5. DEBORAH GAIL McADEN, Brodnax, Virginia, Li- brary Club 1, 2; Latin Club 2, 3; Vice-President 3; Basketb all 2, 3, 4, 5; J.V. Cheerleader 1, 2; Captain 2; Football Cheerleader 3, 4, 5; Co-Captain 5; Beta Club 3, 4, 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, 5; Secretary 5; S.C.O. Treasurer 4; President 5; Monogram Club 3, 4, 5; Annual Staff 4; Softball 4; Homecoming Court 4, 5; Homecoming Queen 5; Class Secretary 1, 2, 4, 5; Class Vice-President 3. NANCY CONNELLY MEREDITH, Meredithville, Vir- ginia, Science Club 1 ; Choral Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4, 5; Co-Vice-President 5; Drill Team 4. 35 SENIOR STATISTICS MELODY KAYE MOORE, Alberta, Virginia, Library Club 1, 2; Latin Club 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5 ; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Football Cheerleader 3, 4, 5; Beta Club 3, 4, 5 ; Treasurer 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, 5; Chaplain 5; S.C.O. Representative 3; Monogram Club 3, 4, 5; Annual Staff 4; French Club 4, 5; Treasurer 4; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Softball 4. RICKY LEE NEWSOME, Emporia, Virginia, Hi-Y 5; Treasurer 5. ERNEST DALE PAINTER, Alberta, Virginia, Football 1 , 2, 3, 5 ; Monogram Club 5 ; Library Club 5 ; President 5; Art Club 3, 4; Science Club 1 , 2, 3; Treasurer 2. LOIS ANN PEARSON, Emporia, Virginia, Intramural Basketball 1 ; Choral Club 2, 3; Basketball 3, 4; Mono- gram Club 3,4; Safety Patrol 4; Beauty Contest 2, 3, 4; Valentine Court 2, 3; Queen of Hearts 3. TERRY LYNN PERNELL, South Hill, Virginia, Safety Patrol 1; Class Reporter 2; Choral Club 2, 3; Beauty Contest 2; Valentine Court 4; Newspaper Staff 5. MARY LOUISE POWELL, Freeman, Virginia, Choral Club 2; Home Economics Club 4; Library Assistant 5; Library Club 5; Newspaper Staff 5. LINDA SUE ROBERTS, Meredithville, Virginia, Latin Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 2; Choral Club 1, 2, 3; Color Guard 3; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Historian 5; Beta Club 5; Monogram Club 5 ; Class T reasurer 5 ; Basketball 5 . KATHY ODELL ROGERS, Brodnax, Virginia, Choral Club 2; Home Economics Club 2; Music Club 5. GLENDA CELESTE STONE, Meredithville, Virginia, Library Club 1,2; Class Reporter 1 ; J.V. Cheerleader 1 ; Latin Club 2, 3; Safety Patrol 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Beta Club 3,4, 5; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, 5; Vice-President 4; President 5; Basketball 3, 4, 5; French Club 4, 5; Beauty Contest 4, 5; Valentine Court 4; Annual Staff 4, Junior Marshal 4. PAMELA TERESCHENKO, Emporia, Virginia, F.H.A. 1; Tri-Hi-Y 5. DEBORAH PAIGE WESSON, Lawrenceville, Virginia, Beta Club 5; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Latin Club 1, 2; Choral Club 1 , 2 . JACKIE HALE WILLIAMS, Dundas, Virginia, Beta Club 3, 4, 5; President 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Library Club 5; Vice-President 5; French Club 4; Monogram Club 2, 3,4,5; Treasurer 5 ; Annual Staff 4; Baseball 1 , 2, 3, 4, 5; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4, 5; Football 4, 5; Class Treasurer 3; Class Vice-President 4. 36 L. to R.— Carol Morris, Secretary; Angie Nash, Treasurer; Mrs. Mary Frances Flinn, Sponsor; Johnny Moss, Vice-president; Linda Jones, Reporter; Darrell Moseley, President; Mrs. Annette Thompson, Sponsor, seated. JUNIOR CLASS OF 1970 37 Earl Allen Steve Allen JUNIORS Donald Bowen Dale Brockwell Yvonne Cifers Miles Clark Becky Clary June Clary 38 Karen Clary Archie Clements JUNIORS Linda Collins Donna Crutchfield Attilia Daniel Lucy Delbridge Norris Dickerson Loretta Doyle 39 Rodney Driver Nicky Edmonds JUNIORS Ronnie Edmonds Thomas Edmonds Charlene Elders Kell Fleshood J. N. Gibbs Annette Glenn 40 Carlisle Griffin Jesse Grizzard JUNIORS Mike Grizzard Deborali Harrison David Hawkins Sadie Hawthorne Carolyn Jones Hugh Jones 41 Linda Jones Gloria Keeling JUNIORS Lou Ann Lee Beverly Lewis Jan Lewis Robert Lewis Vicki Lifsey Dale Mabe 42 Belinda Mitchell Aaron Moody JUNIORS Carol Morris Darrell Moseley Johnny Moss Angie Nash Teresa Nunn ally Alice Orgain 43 James Parson James Pearson JUNIORS Rosanne Rainey Randy Scott Vivian Seward Barbara Spence Virginia Steed Georgia Thompson 44 Charles Tuck Reed Vaughan JUNIORS Kenneth Webster Ricky Webster Randy White Jo Ann Whitehead Jean Williams Pam Williams 45 SEATED: L. to R.- Wanda Queen, Reporter; Lorna Walthall, Vice President; Lane Stainback, President; Pam Slaw, Secretary; Dean Clay, Treasurer. STANDING: Sponsors; Mr. Joseph M. High; Mr. Dwayne E. Holland. SOPHOMORE CLASS OF 1970 Tenth graders struggle to meet decorat- ing deadline. 46 Ronnie Brewer Chester Boles SOPHOMORES Michael Bottoms Roger Brammer Lynne Browder Debra Buckner Charles Clary Larry Clary 47 Marilyn Clary Sheila Clary Dean Clay Gayle Conner SOPHOMORES Andy Davis Billy Doxtator Debra Edwards Warren Edwards Brenda Ferguson Larry Finch 48 I Jackie House Robert House Margaret Harris Steve Hawthorne SOPHOMORES Allen House Bart Howerton Brenda Jones Lisa Jones Warren Keeling Warren Kidd 49 Diane King Phil Kirkland Tommy Link Bill Love SOPHOMORES Earl Lucy Cynthia Lucy Sandra McElroy Ervin Moore Terry Morris Jeffrey Nunnally 50 SOPHOMORES Wanda Queen Susan Robinson Andy Scott Connie Sadler Pam Slaw Theresa Speight 51 Lane Stainback Joan Williams Larry Wright Susan Wright Ronnie Thomas Glenda Thompson SOPHOMORES David Tucker Lorna Walthall 52 SEATED: Mrs. Doris Jones, Sponsor; L. to R.: Delford King, President; Mr. Revis Conrad, Sponsor; Mr. Howard Miller, Sponsor; Pam Everett, Secretary; Randy Poarch, Vice-President; Emmett Bower, Reporter; not pictured. Fain Peebles, Treasurer. FRESHMAN CLASS OF 1970 53 FRESHMEN Bill Barkley Peggy Brothers Ervin Bennett Joey Cheely Linda Blackwell Kathy Cheely Emmett Bower Pat Clarke 54 Carolyn Clary Anita Clary Bernie Clary FRESHMEN Sue Clary Harry Corum John Coleman Joey Doyle Sara Clary Robin Coleman Carol Coleman Trena Davis 55 Martha Eason Anne Edwards Rita Edwards Betty Elliott FRESHMEN Wilma Ellis Mary Finch Pamela Everett Deborah Ferguson Nancy Gaskins Susan Hamlin Danny Fetko Senetha Hammack 56 Connie Harrell Eddie Harrup Twyla Hawkins Belinda High FRESHMEN Randy Hollar Connie Kidd Jim Jennings Delford King Robert High Debbie Jones Cathy Hobbs Loyde Jones 57 FRESHMEN Elaine Mangum Ellen Martin Cathy Moore Dean Moore Diane Moseley Deborah Newman Bonnie Newsome Deborah Newsome 58 i Jeff Parrott Fain Peebles FRESHMEN Tyree Pernell Jimmy Smith Ann Poarch Brenda Robinson Randy Spence Teresa Stanfield Carol Slate Janice Steed 59 Wanda Sykes Debra Watson Wynne Wesson FRESHMEN 60 SEATED: Mr. Larry Qary, Jr., Sponsor. L. to R.- Wendy Clary, Vice-President; Donna Lee, Secretary; Marsha Norwood, Treasurer; Roger Parson, President; Marla Jones, Reporter. EIGHTH GRADE Putting finishing touches to second place winner. Steady there, Mrs. Grizzard! 61 Joel Anderson Elaine Baird Carole Cheeley EIGHTH GRADE Delia Bennett Belle Blake Carolyn Brammer Ricky Cheely Bell Clary Carol Clary 62 ' ( Cindy Clary Dave Driver Danny Edwards Wendy Clary Janice Coletrane Mark Daniel EIGHTH GRADE Michael Durham Cynthia Elders June Eastwood Ann Epperson Irene Edmonds Ronnie Finch 63 Barbara Floyd Anita Golding Bonnie Griffin Sam Griffin EIGHTH GRADE Pam Grizzard Donna Lee Ginger House Marla Jones Jane House Wade King Winona House Myrt Lifsey 64 EIGHTH GRADE Ann Moore Andy Nash Joey Menendez Nancy Moore Ginger Mitchell Keith Morris Roberta Lewis Vicki Lewis Cecil Mabe Margaret Malone Cathy Moore Glenn Newsome 65 Kathy Newsome Gary Painter Susan Prasse EIGHTH GRADE Roger Parson Ruth Pritchard Wilma Pearson J. B. Reid Anita Perkins Martha Roberts Patrick Newsome Marsha Norwood Randy Newsome 66 EIGHTH GRADE Sam Spence Bill Squire Jerry Vaughan Charles Stone Patty Wornom Rose Tuck Jeff Wright Mary Saunders Daphne Slaw 67 SCHOLASTIC AWARDS 1969 Steve Lewis English, Valedictorian Alice Moore Mathematics, Salutatorian Ailease Clary Citizenship Medal Bruce Edwards John Hawthorne History Award Ritt Butler Science W.O.W. History Award 68 R. B. Lynch, Jr. received check for Air Pollution essay. Camille Killam also had an outstanding es,say. STUDENT AWARDS 1969 Forest Porter and Alice Moore received 1 DARE YOU Awards. Burnell Hawthorne and Alice Moore were named to WHO’S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. Cynthia Lucy was presented check for her essay. 69 IN MEMORIAM Rufus Flemming Murray (November 11, 1913 December 21, 1969) Member of Brunswick Academy Advisory Committee 1964 1969 “His devotion to our school will be sorely missed.” 70 ACTION IN ORGANIZATIONS SEATED: L. to R.— Neil Jones, Reporter; Annette Glenn, Treasurer; Deborah McAden, President; Archie Clements, Vice-President; Phnon Dockery, Secretary. SECOND ROW, L. to R. Mrs. Helen Butler, Sponsor; V. Lewis, D. Slaw, R. Poarch, L. Walthall, G. Grizzard, P. Everett, B. Newsome. BACK ROW, L. to R.— D. Moseley, T. Hawthorne, M. Grizzard, B. Edwards. STUDENT COUNCIL Deborah calls meeting to order. S.C.O. sponsored Cliristmas door decorations. 72 Beta Bake Sales go over big. Betas decorate Headmaster’s door for Christmas. BETA CLUB SEATED: L. to R.— Mrs. Marie G. Thompson, Sponsor; Karen Clary, Reporter; Jan Lewis, Secretary; Peggy Ann Finch, President; Janice Driver, Vice-President; Bruce Edwards, Treasurer. STANDING: FIRST ROW, L. to R.- V. Lifsey, C. Morris, B. Spence, L. A. Lee, G. Stone, D. McAden, B. Mitchell, L. S. Roberts, P. Dockery, G. Grizzard. SECOND ROW: L. to R.- R. Butler, D. Brockwell, M. Grizzard, D. Wesson, T. Hawthorne, M. Moore, A. Nash, J. Williams. 73 Mrs. Jones collects gifts for residents of nursing home. TRI-HI-Y SEATED; L. to R.— Linda Sue Roberts, Historian; Melody Moore, Chaplain; Donna Crutchfield, Treasurer; Nancy Meredith, Co-vice-president; Renee Allen, Co-president; Glenda Stone, President, Sadie Hawthorne, Vice-president; Deborah Me Aden, Secretary; Marilyn Clary, Reporter; Sandra Pearson, Co-reporter. STANDING: L. To R.— V. Lifsey, C. Harrell, K. Lifsey, J. Lewis, L. WalthaU, M. Eason, P. Slaw, C. Slate, D. Buckner, P. Clark, P. Brothers. THIRD ROW: M. Harris, D. Clay, D. Wesson, P. Tereschenko, M. Pinch, B. Robinson, D. Newsome, W. Ellis, R. Poarch, E. Martin, Mrs. Ola E. Jones, Sponsor. 74 Ricky, Mike, and David total up collection for Christmas gifts. HI-Y FIRST ROW: L. to R.— Robert Lewis, Secretary; David Hawkins, Vice-president; Dennis Bryant, President. STANDING: Mike Grizzard, Chaplain; Preston W. Doyle, Sponsor. SEATED: L. to R.— Steve Hawthorne, Project Chairman; Ricky Newsome, Treasurer; Dale Brockwell, Reporter. 75 t Frankie and Glenda pour punch. French Club prepares refreshments for reception on French Day. FRENCH CLUB STANDING: L. to R.- Mr. T. R. Witten, Sponsor; Glenda Stone, Gloria Keeling, Vice-president. SEATED: Frankie Coleman, President; Georgia Thompson, Secretary; David Tucker, Reporter. SECOND ROW: L. to R.- Warren Kidd, Melody Moore, Lyn Baird, Jim Jennings, Dennis Adams, Susan Robinson, Carolyn Jones, Darrell Moseley. Not pictured: Dale Brockwell, Treasurer. 76 SEATED: L. to R.- Belinda High, Reporter; Sheila Clary, Secretary; Eddie Harrup, President; Kathy Cheely, Vice-President; Diane Moseley, Treasurer. STANDING: L. to R.- R. Coleman, G. Lafoon, D. Ferguson, C. Wilson, J. Pearson, S. Hamlin, B. EUiott, Miss Ruth Wilson, Sponsor. SPANISH CLUB Costumed students beam on 1969 Spanish Day. 77 First year Latin students present play. All enjoy the banquet. LATIN CLUB SEATED: L. to R.— Delford King, Treasurer; Linda Bennett, Vice-President; Warren Keeling, President; Pam Newsom, Secretary; Anne Edwards, Reporter. STANDING: L. to R.- J. Steed, G. Conners, L. Whitehead, S. Lynch, W. Queen, D. Baird, L. Lafoon, M. Norwood. THIRD ROW: L. to R.— Mrs. Butler, Sponsor, B. Clary, L. Jones, R. High, R. Hollar, L. Wright, R. Spence, L. House. 78 Art students learn fundamentals of painting from Mr. Doyle. SEATED: L. to R. Carol Coleman, Treasurer; Jean Williams, Vice-President; Nancy Painter, President; Theresa Speight, Secretary; Lisa Jones, Reporter. STANDING: Mrs. Mary Flinn, Sponsor; B. Clary, S. Clary, C. Clary, T. Hawkins, L. Browder, P. Wornom. THIRD ROW: J. Vaughan, D. Newman, D. Bennett, C. Brammer, L. Alexander, S. Wright, C. Clary. 79 SEATED; William Griffin. STANDING: L. to R.- Mr. Clifford Long, Sponsor; Ann Moore, Secretary; P. Grizzard; Bridgette Baird, Reporter; B. I ' loyd; N. Gaskins; R. Lewis; V. Wiggins; Lynn Blackwell, President; D. Jones; T. Stanfield. SECOND ROW: L. to R.- C. Baird; E. Baird; W. Clary; M. Lifsey; Ann Avent, Vice-President; C. Lucy; V. Lewis; C. Cheeley; W. House; A. Epperson; and J. House. DRAMA CLUB MUSIC CLUB L. to R.- Ruth Pritchard, Secretary; D. King, P. Williams, C. Moore, Mary Saunders, President; Nancy Moore, Vice-president; J. Eastwood, Ginger House, Treasurer; SECOND ROW: L. to R. Mr. Howard Miller, Sponsor; B. Lewis, W. Pearson, D. Cifers, L. Collins, V. Mitchell, D. White, A. Perkins, E. Mangum, C. Hobbs, Charlene Elders, Reporter; K. Rogers. 80 Dance Band in action at Homecoming Dance! DANCE BAND STANDING; L. to R. Jeff Parrott, Donald Bowen, Ellen Martin, Darrell Moseley, Donald Crane. SEATED; Roger Wright. 81 Linda Sue Roberts smiles broadly on Initiation Day. ' 4 Senior members enjoy teasing Kell Fleshood. MONOGRAM CLUB SEATED: L. to R.: N. Jones, Vice-President; J. Moss, Secretary; J. Williams, Treasurer; F. Keefe, President; L. Walthall, Reporter; Mr. Larry Clary, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Hawthorne, Finch, Roberts, Queen, Painter, Dockery, Jones, Pearson. THIRD ROW: Edwards, Qary, Qay, Slaw, McAden, Lee, Moore, Morris, Glenn. FOURTH ROW: Dark, Hawthorne, Tucker, Clary, Moseley, Fleshood, Edwards, Grizzard. FIFTH ROW: Clements, Love, Grizzard, Gibbs, Barkley, Howerton. 82 m Christmas comes to Library. Jackie moves files to new Library. LIBRARY CLUB SEATED: L. to R.— Dale Painter, President; Jackie Williams, Vice-President; Brenda Ferguson, Secretary and Reporter; Mike Grizzard, Treasurer. STANDING; L. to R.- Miss Wilson, Sponsor; N. Painter, J. Parker, S. Robinson, J. Coletrane, L. Powell, E. Bennett, C. Sadler, D. Harrison, D. Bowen, D. Crutchfield, J. N. Gibbs, C. Elders. 83 L. to R.— R. Edwards, T. Morris, S. Clary, C. Sadler, J. Williams, P. A. Finch, B. Edwards, T. Hawthorne, P. Kirkland, R. Butler, R. Scott, A. Nash, D. Fetko, J. Driver, K. Clary, V. Steed, B. Mitchell, D. Edwards, B. Newsome, D. Watson. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Ritt Butler, Randy Scott. ANNUAL STAFF SPONSORS; Preston W. Doyle, Mrs. Mary H. Raiford. 84 TYPISTS: L. to R., FIRST ROW: Virginia Steed; Joan Williams; Peggy Ann Finch; Belinda Mitchell. SECOND ROW: L. to R.— Terry Morris; Connie Sadler; Janice Driver. ANNUAL STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER: Standing: Janice Driver. SUBSCRIP- TION MANAGER: Seated: Peggy Ann Finch. LOWER SCHOOL EDITOR: Standing: Angie Nash. EDITOR: Seated: Ritt Butler; UPPER SCHOOL EDITOR: Bruce Edwards. 85 FIRST ROW: L. to R.— L. Powell, T. Pernell, J. Clary, Y. Cifers, J. Coletrane, G. Grizzard. SECOND ROW: L. Driver, J. Whitehead, B. Jones, C. Elders, M. Malone, P. Dockery, L. Jones. THIRD ROW: R. Thomas, A. Scott, S. McElroy, J. House, V. Seward, A. Daniel, L. Doyle. FOURTH ROW: J. Parker, G. Thompson, L. Stainback, A. Orgain, D. Harrison, L. Delbridge. FIFTH ROW: B. Spence, F. Coleman, T. Nunnally, B. Ferguson, D. Slaw, S. Prasse. NEWSPAPER STAFF SEATED: L. to R.— Artists, Frankie Coleman; Glenda Griz- zard; Standing: L. to R.- Ritt Butler; photographer; Artists, Glenda Thompson; Jau Parker; Linda Jones. Dwayne E. Holland, Sponsor 86 FIRST ROW: L. to R.— Loretta Doyle, Donna Crutchfield, Lucy Delbridge, Terry Pernell, Barbara Spence. SECOND ROW: L. to R.— Alice Orgain, Deborah Harrison, June Clary, Phnon Dockery, Jo Ann Whitehead. NEWSPAPER STAFF SEATED: Jo Ann Whitehead, Business Manager; Deborah Harrison, Circulation Manager; Linda Jones, Advertising Mana- ger. SEATED: Linda Driver, Editor. STANDING: L. to R.— Glenda Grizzard, Alice Orgain, Assistant Editors. 87 SPONSORS, SEATED: Mrs. Mary Harris, Mr. Dale Blackwell, Mrs. Millie Tuck. STANDING, L. TO R.: S. Hammack; Rose Tuck, Reporter; Wynne Wesson, Secretary; Cathy Moore, Vice-President; R. Brammer; Michael Bottoms, Vice-President of Boy’s 4-H; Charles Stone, Secretary of Boy’s 4-H; L. Williams; P. Clary; Connie Kidd, President; A. Golding. NOT PICTURED: Hugh Jones, President of Boy’s 4-H; Larry Finch, Treasurer of Boy’s 4-H. 4-H CLUB HEART HEALTH 4-H MOTTO: To Make the Best Better 4-H PLEDGE pledge . . . My head to clearer thinking My heart to greater loyalty My hands to larger service My health to better living For my club, my community and my country. 88 1 — T ; T ■ ' ■ ACTION in SPORTS 89 FIRST ROW: L. to R.: Crane, Edwards, Howerton, Jones, Williams, Hawthorne, and Painter. SECOND ROW: Cheely, Peebles, White, Boles, Eleshood, Allen, Love, and Kirkland. THIRD ROW: Moseley, Qements. King, Doxtator, Grizzard, and Keeling. EOURTH ROW: Tucker, Barkley, Doyle, High, and Brockwell. FOOTBALL TEAM Coaches High and Conrad. All-Conference Players: Frankie Keefe, and Billie Howerton. 90 Heads or tails? Number 40 does it again! An’ the same to you, fella! Crane carries. Namath competition, maybe? Whoa, thar! 91 Earl Allen Halfback Gordon Barkley Tackle Chester Boles Linebacker Dale Brockwell Back Billy Doxtator Joey Doyle Bruce Edwards Kell Fleshood Guard Guard Quarterback End Jesse Grizzard Tommy Hawthorne Robbie High Billie Howerton Tackle Tackle Guard Halfback Frankie Keefe End Delford King Tackle Warren Keeling End Neil Jones End Phil Kirkland Center Bill Love Quarterback Darrell Moseley Tackle Johnny Moss Fullback Jackie Williams Center KNEELING, L. to R.: Hawthorne, Coach Clary, Williams. SECOND ROW: Howerton, Brockwell, Crane, Keefe, Moseley, Tuck, Scott, Edmonds, Davis. VARSITY BASKETBALL Co-captains: Williams and Hawthorne Dale Brockwell Donald Crane 94 Andy Davis Norris Dickerson Thomas Edmonds Kell Fleshood Tommy Hawthorne Billy Howerton Neil Jones Frankie Keefe i I ( ! i i i i Hawthorne struggles to make the shot Edmonds comes in for a layup, despite double-teaming. Coaches and team discuss strategy during time-outs. Congestion under the boards forces the Vikings to strike from Williams stretches for two points, outside. Darrell battles for a jump ball. Fast break leads to Viking score. JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING; L. To R.: Keeling, Qary, Peebles, Mabe. STANDING; Wiley, Scott, Reed, Tucker, Link NOT PICTURED ' Cheelev Daniel, Davis, House, Howerton, Kirkland, Love, Moore, Squire. Clary goes up for two. Peebles drives in. 97 KNEELING; Coach Qary. FIRST ROW: L. to R.; Roberts, Browder, Lewis. SECOND ROW: Finch, Walthall, Clay. THIRD ROW: Stone, Speight, Mitchell, Harris, Moore, Hawthorne, Orgain, McAden, Jones, Pearson, Slaw. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 98 Left to right: McAden Stone Finch Roberts Moore Departing Seniors GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Cutting down the nets. Victorious tri-captains receive trophy from Mr. Deaton. L. to R.: Walthall, Clay, Finch 99 Lorna drives in for two. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Get that rebound! High Scorer: Sadie goes up for two. Dean Clay Mr. Qary gives advice. 100 KNEELING: L. to R.: Griffin, Jones, Lee, House. SECOND: Eastwood, K. Cheely, Lewis, Slaw, C. Cheely. THIRD: Mitchell, Perkins, Gaskins, Blackwell. GIRLS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Starting six. 101 i FIRST ROW; L. to R.: Coach Clary, Love, Howerton, Cannon, Lewis, Edwards, Coleman, Coach High. SECOND ROW: Hawthorne, Williams, Clements, Tuck, Daniel, Maitland, Hardaway. BASEBALL 1969 All Conference Players Bruce Edwards Steve Lewis Steve Maitland 102 Coleman hurries home. B. A. scores again. Ken ston Forest player fails to make it to first. Summit meeting. Billie belts one! 103 X . ■ I Mike Grizzard; Scorekeeper and Clock Operator. Loretta Doyle: Scorekeeper SCOREKEEPERS — REPORTER Lorna Walthall : Reporter Brunswick Academy is fortunate in having reliable students who are willing to give their time to sports reporting and record keeping. Knowing they will not earn a letter or receive recognition, nevertheless, they faithfully perform their duties. We, of the VIKING Staff, salute these students who have con- tributed so much to our school’s sports program. 104 KNEELING: Lorna Walthall. L. to R.: Lynn Whitehead, Melody Moore, Phnon Dockery, Anne Edwards. SECOND ROW: Wanda Queen; Head Cheerleaders, Deborah McAden, Glenda Grizzard; Lou Ann Lee. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Fight, team, fight! Faces mirror mixed emotions during rally. 105 FRONT ROW: L. to R.: Lorna Walthall, Wanda Queen, Phnon Dockery, Carol Morris. SECOND ROW: Lou Ann Lee, Glenda Grizzard, Annette Glenn. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Glenda Grizzard, Head Cheerleader 106 KNEELING: Donna Lee, Captain. STANDING: L. to R.: Vicki Lewis; Debbie Jones; Bonnie Griffin; Marla Jones; Wendy Clary. J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Donna Lee, Captain. 107 f ir KNEELING: Pam Newsom, Head Majorette. STANDING: L. to R.: Valerie Wiggins, Bridgette Baird, Trena Davis. MAJORETTES PEP BAND L. to R.: Janice Steed, Mary Meade Saunders, Belle Blake, Pam Grizzard, Eddie Harrup, Keith Morris. SECOND ROW: Mr. Preston Doyle, Sponsor; Connie Wilson, Susan Robinson, Mike Grizzard. ACTION in ACTIVITIES 109 Senior members of court. Dr. Kirkland presents trophy. HOMECOMING COURT L. to R.: Daphne Slaw, Pam Everette, Lorna Walthall, Linda Jones, Melody Moore, Deborah McAden, Queen; Glenda Grizzard, Maid of Honor; Phnon Dockery, Jo Ann Whitehead, Pam Slaw, Bonnie Newsome, Connie Nunnally, Vicki Lewis. Ill Say it with flowers. Homecoming Court applauds team. Homecoming Court leads off. HOME- COMING ACTIVITIES Mr. Doyle introduces the Homecoming Court. 112 MISS BRUNSWICK ACADEMY 1970 Miss B. A. 1969 crowns the new queen. MISS BRUNSWICK ACADEMY 1970, Carol Slate, with first runner-up, Linda Jones, on right and second runner-up, Martha Eason, on left. 114 QUEEN OE HEARTS 1969 Donna Marie Harding Left: Karen Clary, Runner-Up. Right; Deborah McAden, Maid of Honor. A penny a vote. 115 Seniors prepare to lead the Grand March. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Dreamy music. Grand Entrance! Ready and waiting. JUNIOR-SENIOR PR OM At your service! ! ‘Come blow your horn Jackie picks up a souvenir Is this for real? Winners of Psyche Day Contest. STUDENT LIFE Wanda, Annette, and Lou Ann practice cheers. Junior Class hangout. Wliadda you mean? 118 How do you work this thing? Putting up the bulletin board. STUDENT LIFE Physics class struggles with problems. Touchdown P ' rankie! Carol receives special attention from Mr. Miller. 119 Bonfire bums brightly. Mrs. Mathews gets an orchid. Mad rush to class. A familiar sight. STUDENT LIFE Qieerleaders boost .1 120 Bruce fakes handoff to Billy in practice. Mrs. Jones and Mr. Witten give out senior pictures. 121 A 122 LOWER SCHOOL Staff Curriculum Classes Activities Student Life 123 LOWER SCHOOL STAFF MRS. JEAN T. BLACKWELL B.S. Longwood College Third Grade MRS. RICHIE E. CHANDLER B.S. Longwood College Fifth Grade MRS. JUDY C. HARDY B.S. Longwood College Fourth Grade MRS. LAURA T. CRICHTON Longwood College First Grade MRS. SADIE H. HAWTHORNE Longwood College Second Grade MRS. EDITH M. GLIDEWELL B.S. Longwood College Sixth and Seventh Grades Science MRS. MARY M. HAZELWOOD B.S. Radford College First Grade 124 LOWER SCHOOL STAFF MRS. LOUISE P. MITCHELL Maiy Washington College Fourth Grade STEPHEN J. KERRIGAN B.A. Alliance College Sixth and Seventh Grades Reading MRS. DENISE L. NASH B.A. Longwood College Sixth and Seventh Grades Math i i MRS. LUCY M. NASH College of William and Mary Kindergarten MRS. ELIZABETH E. LAND B.A. Virginia Commonwealth University First Grade CAROLL D. LANGFORD B.A. University of N. C. at Asheville Sixth and Seventh Grades English, Spelling MRS. ELIZABETH S. PENNINGTON College of William and Mary Fourth Grade 125 LOWER SCHOOL STAFF MRS. LYNDA N. REED B.S. Longwood College Third Grade MRS. JEAN S. STEED B.S. Longwood College Fifth Grade MRS. JACQUELINE C. YOUNG B.S. Longwood College Second Grade ALBERT W. WILEY B.S. Atlantic Christian College Sixth and Seventh Grades Social Studies MRS. MARION S. ADAMS Aide MISS MADGE N. WILLIS Madison College Second Grade MRS. BLANCHE V. MARTIN Aide 126 127 Please answer only for your own name! i| The sixth and seventh graders were introduced this year to changing classes and a variety of teachers which should help them make a smooth transition to the Upper School. To teach an understanding of principles and the j way to apply them to problem solving, is Mrs. j Glidewell’s primary aim. Her secondary aim is to | increase the student’s ability to think scientifically. Mr. Langford teaches English in its natural sequence, which is first observing and listening, and then speaking. Mrs. Nash places emphasis on logical reasoning, patterns, structure, and mathematical skills. . Mr. Kerrigan, in teaching reading, emphasizes vo- cabulary expansion and reading for comprehension. Mr. Wiley examines Virginia’s past with his seventh grade social studies class, and with the sixth grade, ; explores the history of the Old World. SIXTH AND Another assignment, Mr. Kerrigan? The end of 128 Good morning, class. a hard day. SEVENTH GRADES Biology in the sixth grade? 129 FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Steed records grades in her little black book. Displaying geometric designs. Since their first year of school, our boys and girls have had many learning experiences in language arts, social studies, health, science, mathematics, and in other areas of the curriculum. In the Fifth Grade, we still emphasize these areas while meeting the in- dividual needs of each student and presenting challenges to them to stimulate their desire to learn and accomplish. Reading is one medium of learning of which we make special use. Our aim is to make the student aware of the satisfaction and enjoyment which can be found in books! Blackboard drill. Mrs. Chandler hands out pictures to happy fifth graders. 130 FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Mitchell makes an assignment. Our goal is to achieve high academic standing, impeccable character, pleasing personality, and outstanding citizenship. Emphasis is placed on the fundamentals of reading, math- ematics, and language. Fourth graders must learn to listen carefully and think and work independently. “O Christmas tree, O Christmas tree . . .” i Let it snow! 131 THIRD GRADE Mrs. Reed ponders lesson plans. “I’rosty” beams on happy scene. The third grader is in an expansive phase of development. His work is geared to meet the needs and interests of the inquisitive mind. Attitudes are developed and organized through their personal ex- periences. Third graders enjoy drama, creative art, puppetry, and field trips. These activities satisfy their need for action and at the same time, extend their knowledge and awareness of their communities. They learn to master reading, writing, arithmetic, science, and health. Their school life is full of study- ing, making friends, playing, and doing all the things which help them to become happy, healthy, and competent boys and girls. Budding artists. 132 SECOND GRADE In addition to the three R’s, our aim is to stress the importance of safety at all times; also, to help second graders realize the meaning of listening atten- tively, following directions, and accepting responsi- bilities. We try to train our pupils to have pleasing manners and to be polite at all times. We use every opportu- nity to strengthen character and use stories of good deeds to build integrity. The importance of the community in our daily lives is brought out through the use of books, guest speakers, and field trips. Although there is a great deal for the second grader to learn, and much of his time must be spent with books, we do not overlook the importance of active play and outdoor exercise. Our aim is to build strong minds and bodies. Mrs. Temple shows how to find sums. Miss Willis hangs Christmas stockings. 133 Mrs. Hazelwood and her smiling helpers trim the tree. In an effort to meet the needs of first graders, we accentuate the importance of listening and following directions. Our two most important aims are; to provide a strong phonics program that will lay a good foundation for independent reading, and to give a thorough understanding of the simple concept of numbers. Through our social studies, we learn to work and play well together. We also learn to love and appreciate our homes, communities, state, and country. Mrs. Land invites pupils and visitors into first grade room. Mrs. Crichton and part of her Reading circle. 134 Learning to count is hard work! KINDERGARTEN Our Kindergarten is a busy one. We work, and play, and have lots of fun. We learn our numbers and ABC’s, And how to say, “thank you,” and “please.” We listen to stories and also sing. But most of all, the important thing Is to learn to follow The Golden Rule In all our life at home or school. If we can do this every day. Our lives wUl be successful In every way. I I 135 Mrs. Nash helps find the missing part. u Dale Allen Danny Allen Pam Allen Ricky Arrington Phillip Basham Becky Blake Ellen Blackwell Kevin Blackwell Randy Bottoms Gail Bradley SEVENTH GRADE Mrs. Nash Kathy Bradley Steve Braswell Susan Brickell Joy Brockwell Mary Buckner Clint Clary Cynthia Clary Lynn Clary Connie Clements Carl Connell Dean Daniel Donna Daniel Morris Daniel Pete Daniels Sandra Edwards 136 Kathy Ferguson Alice Finch Barry Finch Terald Gauldin Trina Gibbs Sue Golding Kay Gordon Larry Grizzard Jean Hamlin Amy Hammock SEVENTH GRADE Mr. Langford Sheree Harrell Nancy Harris Nancy Hill Cindy House Kim House Faye Jones Raye Jones Wayne Keefe Barbara Keeling Timothy King Ledora Lafoon Vincent Lankford Melissa Link R. B. Lynch Arlene Mabe 137 Susan Malone Thomas Manson Kathleen Menendez Argus Mitchell Alisa Moore Cathy Moore Paul Nichols Katherine Owen Randy Pearce Gail Pearson SEVENTH GRADE Mr. Kerrigan Pam Peebles Tally Pernell Dennis Phillips Drewry Phillips Jo Ann Robbins William Robinson David Seward Vicki Spence Weaver Squire Bonnie Taylor Sandra Wheeler Debbie Williams Doris Williams Michael Williams Wanda Willis 138 Dean Adams Sharon Arrington Charles Baird Beth Barkley Darlene Bennett Penny Blake Barbara Braswell Ricky Brewer Betsy Brockwell Garner Chandler SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Glidewell Libby Coleman Susan Cross Wesley Fitchett Cathy Frazier Mike Gibbs Susan Gilley Roland Guerrero Robin Harris Pamela High Terri Howerton Bernard Jones Debra Jones Howard Jones Jerinifer Jones Kathy Kelly 139 June Lucy Teresa Malone Carter Martin Chris McAden SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Glidewell and Mr. Wiley Fred Cindy Myles Tom Walter David Mitchell Moore Moore Moore Moseley Nelms Deborah Patricia Bobby Debra Linda Kenneth Newsome Norwood Nunnally Painter Perkins Sadler 140 Charles Steed Trent Tatum Wanda Taylor Donny Thomas Mike Sadler Terry Slaw Deborah Spence SIXTH GRADE Mr. Wiley Sammy Virginia Benji Terry Denise Joddie Thomas Walker Waller Wiley Williams Williams Bobby Randy Mike Phylliss Susan Bill Wilson Woodruff Wright Wright Wright Young 141 Kathryn Abernathy Anita Allen Deborah Allen Ronnie Allen Kent Baird Nelson Baird Lynn Bennett Bette Blake Curtis Brickell Michael Brockwell FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Chandler Ronnie Brockwell Allen Capps Robert Cheely Angela Clary Darlene Clary Eric Qary Gail Clary Richard Clary Timothy Clary Carolyn Daniel 142 Wanda Edwards Pier Ferguson Charles Finch Edward Floyd Barbara Frazier Tina Grizzard Perry Hammack Douglas Harrison Mary Catherine High Steve Jones FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Chandler and Mrs. Steed Sharon King Dawn Lucy Rick Lee Martin Link Heath Lucy Douglas Moore Shirley Moore Cynthia Morris Carroll Moseley Mitchell Moseley 143 Bernard Nash Betty Love Nash Catherine Newsome Anne Outten Glen Pair John Peebles Molly Peebles David Robbins Martha Robinson Joy Sadler FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Steed Hall Squire Debra Tatum Mary Ann Watts Mark Wellons Gordon Wells Lynda Wornom Douglas Wright Kim Wright Sandra Wright Michael Yeattes 144 Thomas Allen Patsy Bennett Teresa Blake Wade Bowen Esther Bower Miles Brockwell Sidney Brown Allen Clary Alvin Clary Angela Clary FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Mitchell Sheryl Davis Peggy Edmonds Howard Edmonds Calvin Edwards Thomas Edwards Beverly Finch Donna Finch Rita Forbes i Cindy Golding Eddie Golding 145 Patty Gordon Marshall Harris Prudence Harris Cindy Harrison Kim Harrison Jimmy Hawkins Sheila House Scott Householder Judy Kidd Steve Killam FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Hardy Renee King Lyn Lankford Tommy Lee Buddy Lewis Sandy Ligon Gay Lucy Arlene Mitchell Dixie Mitchell Julian Mitchell Lisa Mitchell Kenneth Moody C. V. Moore David Moore Lynn Moore John Morris 146 Danny Finch Ken Moseley Susan Moss Connie Newsome Lynda Norwood Carolyn Outten James Parott Janet Perkins Tammy Pernell Margaret Poarch FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Pennington Kathy Spence Jeffrey Spence Ray Spence Michael Thomas Tony Veliky Susan Walker Mary Wells Marvin Wheeler Wendy Wright William Wright Sarah Rainey Carson Saunders Mitzi Seymour Kathy Smith 147 Jacqueline Abernathy Julie Allen Milton Allen Richard Allen Lisa Baird Dianne Bottoms Cathy Butler Cheryl Cheely Robert Qary Robert Craft THIRD GRADE Mrs. Blackwell Michael Daughtry David Davidson Lesia Davis Keith Doyle Denise Driver Denise I ' ajna Tim Ferguson Robert Floyd Donna Gephart Charles Grigg 148 Carol Guerrero Richard Hammock Jeffrey Harrell Jacqueline Harrison Stacy Harrup David High Belinda Holt Ricky House John Jones Wallace Roberts THIRD GRADE Mrs. Blackwell and Mrs. Reed Edward Thomason Chris Jeffries Wade Jones Wanda Jones Sharon Lucy Vanessa Lynch Michael Moss Jerry Mitchell Joy Mitchell Nancy Nelms 149 Wesley Newsome Brenda Pearson Lucy Peebles Robbie Powers Penny Richardson Mary Riegel Donna Seward David Smith Stephen Spence Joey Stainback THIRD GRADE Mrs. Reed Harrison Steed Jeff Stone Mike Thomas Rose Thompson Marcia Vaughan Cindy Vincent Wendy Woodruff Becky Wright Pam Wright AJan Yeattes 150 Michael Anderson Frederick Basham Denna Bennett Allen Meade Blackwell Wirt Blackwell Charles Bloom Terry Bottoms Doreen Boles Michael Browder Cynthia Brown SECOND GRADE Mrs. Young Lindora Brown Margaret Capps Tonya CarroU Gregory Christopher Cheryl Qary Jan Marie Clary Sherry Clary Teresa Clary Kim Clai ' y Debra Craft 151 Lynn Davis Dale Graham Susan Delbridge Mike Driver Connie Finch Juliette Flippen Julie Frazier Jim Glenn Lian Hamlin Laurence Hammock SECOND GRADE Mrs. Young and Miss Willis Lynne Harris Marjorie Harrison Vickie High Lee House Buddy Hyde Garry Kidd Danny King Bryant Lafoon Mark Lucy Michael Lucy Kay Lynch Kim McArdle Gary Mitchell Steve Mitchell Warren Moody 152 Bruce Moore Ann Moore Winfield Morris Jill Nelms Lisa Newsome Debbie Norwood Melanie Pair Pam Pearson Tracey Powell Dan Raiford SECOND GRADE Miss Willis and Mrs. Hawthorne David Tatum Michael Thompson Prank Vaughan Rickie Watson Donnie White Kenneth Williams Melinda Williams Jimmie Wrenn Kent Wright Mark Yeattes 153 Elizabeth Allen Pam Allen Terri Allen Todd Anderson Tony Arrington Sheila Babb Catherine Baird Douglas Bennett Kimberly Bennett Bonnie Blake FIRST GRADE Mrs. Crichton Sari Bloom Danny Bottoms Alan Brockwell David Brockwell Sandra Bryant Kimberly Buse Randall Capps Mary Lynn Clary Mickey Clary Ricky Clary John Connell Todd Conner Jeff Crewe 154 Karen Daniel Mary Davidson Lud Fajna Kay Gordon Lynn Harper Kay Harris Lisa Hawkins Sherri Howerton Donnie Jones Patsy Jones FIRST GRADE Mrs. Hazelwood Lori Morris Keefe Moseley Cathy Pearson ‘ Mary Peebles Blair Rogers Sidney Jones Cii le Kirkland Jane Logan Brad McClenny 155 Barry Smith Dennis Spence Jesse Spence Timothy Stone Amy Taylor John Thomas Raymond Thomas Terisha Vaughn Stephen Walker Sandra Wall FIRST GRADE Mrs. Land Skipper Woodruff Pete Wrenn Rodger Wright Tammy Wright Pamela Young Rhonda Waller Joseph Walton Karen Watts Carolyn Williams P rances Williams Pamala Williams Valerie Williams Anita Woodruff 156 Abbie Abernathy Wanda Boles Robin Brammer Kenneth Brown Kevin Clary Ray Clary Tamara Clary Mica Craft Jerry Crewe Kent Cross KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Nash fammy Johnson Lesa Lafoon Chris Lucy Dian Malone Robby Newsome 157 Donna Perkins Robin Ray Patty Richardson Joey Seward Eddie Spence Sharon Stainback Robert Tanner Belinda Wrenn KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Nash Now this is how you do it! 158 JUNIOR MISS BRUNSWICK ACADEMY 1970 Kathy Bradley receives trophy from Mary Catherine High, former Jr. Miss B. A. m liJ iBiu LW iflp K i 1 L. to R.: Carolyn Daniel, second runner-up; Kathy Bradley, JR. MISS BRUNSWICK ACADEMY; Mitzi Seymour, first runner-up. 159 IJI LITTLE MISS BRUNSWICK ACADEMY 1970 1969 Little Miss B. A., Cheryl Cheely, crowns Stacy Harrup, new queen. LITTLE MISS B. A., Stacy Harrup, poses with first runner-up Cindy Vincent on right, and second runner-up Kim Clary on left. 160 LITTLE QUEEN OF HEARTS 1969 t 1 I Little Queen of Hearts, Sue Golding L. to R.: Cathy Pearson, First Runner-up; Sue Golding, LITTLE QUEEN OF HEARTS; Libby Coleman, Second Runner-up. 161 Lining up for ice cream. Everyone wants a newspaper. Contestants wait anxiously . . . 162 STUDENT LIFE Future football stars. Judges ponder over a winner for the Junior Miss Brunswick Academy Contest. Daydreaming time? 163 Trimming the tree. STUDENT LIFE Decorating the Bulletin Board. Counting the days till Christmas. First Graders present a play. The homeward rush! 164 Around the corner... across the state... 165 Compliments of FOUR FRIENDS from Emporia 166 Compliments of FRANKLIN EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Franklin, Virginia 23851 Telephone: (703) 562-6111 167 Union Camp CORPORATION Buyers of Land and Pulpwood Bleach Products Division Franklin, Virginia “Good forestry is good business.” C. R. RAWLS, JR. Supervisor of Rail Wood Phone: 848-2720 Lawrenceville, Virginia ABELL LUMBER CORPORATION Lawrenceville, Virginia AND CLARY LUMBER COMPANY Gaston, North Carolina Manufacturers of Lumber and Hardwood Pallets 168 BRUNSWICK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Best Wishes to Brunswick Academy for continued success. MOSELEY-NASH WELL DRILLING AND LUMBER DEALERS Call 636-55 1 1 J. A. Parrish Compliments of BIG 3 WAREHOUSE Lawrenceville, Virginia Jackie 0. Williams E. M. Roberts C. L. Bolster, Jr. 169 TIRES EMPORIA TRUCK STOP Complete Truck Service ATLANTIC Emporia, Virginia 23847 Office Plione 634-3412 — Area Code 703 — Station Phone 634-9690 THE BANK OF BRUNSWICK Your Brunswick County Independent Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Lawrenceville, Virginia (£ k DANIEL POWELL 1 CONSTRUCTION CO. Phone: 848-3838 Box 347 See Us For: Lawrenceville, Virginia Building T sc ■ homes Painting Remodeling If NATIONAL HOMES CIMIItllll Roofing 1 WATKINS MOTOR CO., INC. 209 Halifax Street Emporia, Virginia Phone: ME 4-3172 170 Compliments of BUTLER LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Lawrenceville, Virginia E. V. LANKFORD, INSURANCE Dependable Service Since 1928 151 Baker Street Emporia, Virginia WELDON MILL BELDING HAUSMAN FABRICS, INC. Mill Road Emporia, Virginia Bernard Herrmann, Manager Phone: ME 4-2439 GEORGE ALBERT NEWSOME GENERAL CONTRACTOR 706 Brunswick Avenue Emporia, Virginia Phone: 634-2282 Area Code 703 171 Compliments of OWEN MOORE, BUILDERS 627 Madison Street Emporia, Virginia BRUNSWICK COUNTY FARM BUREAU Names; John J. Miller, Jr. Alvin L. Lucy Insurance Advisors Bobby House Agency Manager JONES ESSO Donald L. Jones, Owner Hwy. 301 North Emporia, Virginia 23847 “Your Financial Friend” THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK 401 S. Main St. and 524 N. Main Street Emporia, Virginia Member F.D.l.C. and Federal Reserve System 172 AGRICO CHEMICAL CO. Hwy. 58 West Emporia, Virginia Fertilizers Liquid Nitrogen in Bagged, Bulk Or Spread Tanks or Applied Phone: 634-2345 W. W. Hamlin BOWEN GAS ELECTRIC CO. Emporia, Virginia RCA Victor TV Essotane Tappan RCA Whirlpool GAS Hardwicke A Maytag Appliances 114-116 North Main Street • Dial ME 4-2268 EMPORIA TRUCK TERMINAL RESTAURANT Fine Food — 24 Hour Service Intersection 301 95 Phone: 634-5562 Emporia, Virginia 173 BRICK OF DISTINCTION Reds, Pinks, Grays, Browns, and Buffs Build your home with Lawrenceville Brick BRICK AND TILE CORP. Lawrenceville, Virginia BRUNSWICK SUPPLY, INC. Lawrenceville, Virginia Phone: 848-2323 Alberta, Virginia Feed — Seed - Fertilizers — Farm Supplies Building Supplies — Grain Buyers Phone: 949-2471 Compliments of JONES INTERSTATE ESSO SERVICE Alberta, Virginia Phone: 949-4251 WILLIS M. DRIVER Horses and Ponies for Sale Hwy. 633 South of Brink Phone: 634-3885 174 Dealer In Land And Standing Timber S. R. JONES, JR. SONS, INC. Specializing In Good Forestry Phone: 577-2217 Gasburg Route, Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of HIGH BROTHERS Triplet, Virginia J. W. MOODY Buyer and Producer of Logs and Pulpwood Telephone: 577-2595 Star Route 1 , Box 26 Gasburg, Virginia BRUNSWICK BOX COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers of Tobacco Containers, Pallets, • Mill Telephone: 848-2407 Bed Slats and Pine Chips Office Lawrenceville, Virginia 23868 Telephone: 848-2222 175 A iK NEWSOME BROTHERS KINGSBER HOMES W. IRVIN NEWSOME 500 Brunswick Ave. Business 634-2101 Emporia, Virginia Residence 634-3200 Do You Want To Know It’s 580 for the CARLTON LINK COUNTRY SHOW W LE S Lawrenceville THORNTON’S 3 423 S. Main Street Phone: 634-2614 Emporia, Virginia Greensville Drug Co. Prescriptions Emporia Shopping Center Emporia, Virginia Phone: 634-5 1 1 1 “To Safeguard Your Health Is Our Most Important Function!’’ 176 EMPORIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. 518 Halifax Street, P.O. Box 908 Emporia, Virginia SPENCE BROTHERS SERVICE STATION Atlantic Products — Groceries — Meats Wilbur Spence — Ronnie Edmonds — Darrell Spence Lawrenceville, Virginia BISHOP AND SETTLE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Higliway Construction — Grading — Excavation Alberta, Virginia Excavating J. H. LEE AND SONS, INC. CONTRACTORS Grading Land Clearing Irrigation Ponds t Free Estimates Phone: 653-3561 Courtland, Virginia 177 QUEEN ' S PAINT AND BODY SHOP 613 West Danville Street South Hill, Virginia 23970 0. G. Queen Ph. Hi 7-4242 Compliments of MURRAY ' S CLEAN ALL SHOP Lawrenceville, Virginia LLOYD E. BENNETT Logging and Pulpwood Triplet, Virginia Ph. 577-2466 AUBREY L CLARY, LOGGING Buyer of Land and Standing Timber Ph. 577-2402 Star Rt. 1 , Box 41 Gasburg, Virginia 178 TANGLEWOOD SHORES Golf and Country Club On Beautiful Lake Gaston, Bracy, Virginia CLARY TIMBER SALES, INC. Dealer of Pulpwood, Standing Timber, and Land Star Route 1 , Box 39 Home Phone: Gasburg, Virginia 23857 Office Phone: 577-2545 577-2377 KINGSBERRY HOMES Boise Cascade Corporation P.O. Box 191 — Emporia, Virginia 23847 179 Compliments of MITCHELL BROTHERS GROCERY Self-Service Market Emporia, Virginia THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Emporia, Virginia Serving Southside Virginia Since 1907 Member E.D.I.C. Safe Sound Secure Max B. Moore MOORE BROS. W. D. Moore Peanuts — Grain Harvesting - Drying - Buying - Hauling Fertilizer — Spreading - Lime Lowground Road Telephone; 634-2351 Emporia, Virginia McKENNEY HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. American Hardware Store Hardware — Furniture — Appliances Plumbing — Heating — Electrical McKenney, Virginia 23872 Phone; GReen field 83401 W. T. TILLAR ANDERSON ' S CO., INC. EMPORIA PHARMACY Wholesale and Retail Hardware 334 South Main Street Y y Emporia, Virginia The House of Service Phone: 634-4443 Emporia, Virginia Johnny’s New York Restaurant Emporia’s Best Pure, clean food served well. Emporia, Virginia JONES DRUG STORE eaaCC The Store Phone: ME 4-3133 Reg. No. 3116 Emporia, Virginia Compliments of LANCE, INC. Compliments of THE BANK OF McKENNEY McKenney, Virginia LARRY ' S RESTAURANT “Where Friends Meet and Eat!” Compliments of VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY Lawrenceville, Virginia 181 Compliments of Phone: 848-3013 Goodyear Lawrenceville Tire and ALLEN ' S DRUG STORE Recapping Company New and Used Tires Lawrenceville, Virginia Algie Lee Edwards Nathan Wright Dial 848-2524 848-4313 577-2352 Compliments of CITY BARBER SHOP FREEMAN AUTO PARTS Clary and Hawkins Phone; 848-3614 Lawrenceville, Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia INDEPENDENT Compliments of MESSENGER SPORTSMAN 1 57 Baker RESTAURANT Emporia, Virginia Emporia, Virginia HAMLIN FREEMAN Best Wishes to Class of ’70 Heavy and Fancy Groceries ALBERTA DRUG Fertilizers Texaco Products Tires Batteries COMPANY Phone: 949-2201 Rt. 1 Box 98D Phone: KFnbridge 676-5421 Alberta, Virginia Alberta, Virginia 182 WATKINS MOTOR CO., INC. Authorized Sales Service Phone: ME 4-3172 Insist upon genuine Ford parts. Emporia, Virginia 23847 Compliments of OAKLEDGE FARM Registered Holsteins Lawrence E. Wright, Jr. RED OAK MOTOR SALES Quality used cars and trucks Bought, sold, guaranteed Let us help you with your transportation needs. Hwy. 1 at Center Street Alberta, Virginia QUALITY BAKING COMPANY, INC. Emporia, Virginia J. R. ORGAIN, JR. Farm and Land Realtor, Appraisals and Sales Alberta, Virginia HARRELL S INTERIORS Furniture with Flair Decorating Service — Furniture Carpet — Drapes — Accessories 206 Hicksford Avenue Emporia, Virginia Telephone: ME 4-52 13 SLATE SPIVEY CONTRACTORS Spring Street Emporia, Virginia Phone: 634-3045 PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Emporia, Virginia PEPSICOLA “Taste That Beats The Others COLD.” 183 Sandy Kei Compliments of Emporia Esso Servicenter Grady Daniel ' s General Merchandise 128 North Main Street Gas and Oil Emporia, Virginia Route 4 Blackstone, Virginia McKEIMNEY DRUG P Garland Drug Company, Inc. COMPANY Your Health Service Store T. Hope Tunstall, Ph. G. Phone: GR 8-3071 South Hill, Virginia McKenney, Virginia AUTO MONTGOMERY DRUG SERVICE CENTER COMPANY Texaco Gas Oil Intersection Routes 1 and 40 “The Health Center on the Corner.” Phone: 478-7801 Phone: 447-3210 McKenney, Virginia South Hill, Virginia Compliments of B. E. HOWERTON ' S GROCERY AND GARAGE prunsitoitb Inspection Station Rawlings, Virginia Cimtsf = (gazette Lawrenceville, Virginia 184 EDMOND S GROCERY STORE Mrs. W. L. Edmonds Route 1, Box 87 Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of CLARY ' S GARAGE Phone; 577-2310 Gasburg, Virginia ROLAND C. CLARY Buyer of Pulpwood and Logs Phone; 577-2389 Star Route 1 , Box 32 Gasburg, Virginia 23857 CLARY SERVICE STATION Laura W. Clary General Merchandise -- Gas — Oil Gasburg, Virginia Compliments of R. J. CLARY AND CO. Valentines, Virginia M. M. WRIGHT Buyer of Standing Timber and Pulpwood Route 1 , Box 76 Gasburg, Virginia 23857 Phone; 577-2563 Compliments of FIRESTONE DEALER STORE, INC. Phone; 848-2126 Lawrenceville, Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia TO VISIT Clarkes ' Dept. Store 185 JONES AMERICAN SERVICE P. L. SMITH AND SONS, INC. J. M. Jones, Owner Buyer of Farmer’s Stock Peanuts E. Atlantic St. Emporia, Virginia Hwy. 633 Phone: 634-4075 Phone: 634-9593 Emporia, Virginia HARDING GRIZZARD INC. Your Napa Jobber Compliments of Is The Right Place To Go! THE LITTLE STORE 1 1 Baker Street Emporia, Virginia Eawrenceville, Virginia Phone: 634-4131 GREENSVILLE IMPLEMENT CO., INC. SOUTHERN STATES COOPERATIVE, INC. Emporia Service Phone: 634-6121 Emporia, Virginia Your John Deere Dealer Feed — Seed — Blended Fertilizer and Farm Supplies P.O. Box 528 Emporia, Virginia 23847 GREENSVILLE OIL EMPORIA OFFICE COMPANY SUPPLY CO. ' Distributor of American Oil Products Emporia, Virginia Atlas Tires and Batteries Office Supplies — Furniture — Machines S. Main St. Emporia, Virginia Finest in School Supplies 186 FAMILY SHOE STORE Emporia 634-3653 Shoes for the entire family! Lawrenceville 848-2712 SCHEWEL FURNITURE CO., INC. 219 West Danville Street South Hill, Virginia “Your Home Comes First” Compliments of JEFFREYS-LAMBERT HARDWARE South Hill, Virginia WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE “The Family Store” 120 South Mecklenburg Ave. South Hill, Virginia 23970 Phone: HI 7-3983 W. W. Echols Son FRANK ' S ESSO SERVICE Hwy. 301 , North Emporia, Virginia Service You Can Trust! Bargain Center Auto Parts Route 2, Box 13M — 1 mile east on highway 58 EMPORIA, VIRGINIA 23847 TELETYPE SERVICE “Everything in Automotive Needs Resi. Phone 634-4673 R. T. PAIR, Mgr. Office Phone 634-51 13 187 E D M O N D S Highway 46, South Lawrenceville, Virginia Phone: 848-2264 Home of the Brunswick County ADVERTISER PRINTING COMPANY Lawrenceville Motor Service, Inc. 102 South Hicks Street Lawrenceville, Virginia Phone; 848-2510 General Automotive Repairs Used Cars — Farm Bureau Tire And Battery Dealer Myles Moore Jack Bower F. V. JONES COMPANY Ebony, Virginia MAYO LOCKERMAN Groceries, Gas, Oil Gasburg, Virginia Compliments of THE BANK OF VIRGINIA LaCrosse, Virginia South Hill, Virginia Compliments of WONDER BREAD COMPANY Gaston, North Carolina W. P. WRIGHT C. E. DELBRIDGE SONS CAMPGROUNDS (3 miles west of Gasburg on Hwy. 626) Cottages and Trailers for Rent Smith-Douglas Fertilizers, Custom-Combining and Hay Baling Plowing, Disking, Fishing Supplies 20% Discount for School Groups General Line of Groceries Phone: 636-5594 OR 636-2612 Gasburg, Virginia 188 RUSSELL ' S SUNOCO STATION Rt. 2, Box 156 Highway 301 , North Emporia, Virginia 23847 Best Wishes! BRUNSWICK CHEVROLET AND BRUNSWICK RUBBER CO. Hwy. 58, West Lawrenceville, Virginia ROBERTSON OIL COMPANY, INC. Quality Heating Oils and Complete Line of American Products Phone: 848-2324 Lawrenceville, Virginia JONES MOTORS, INC. Dodge Cars and Dodge Trucks Chrysler Boats and Motors Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of Brunswick Ice Coal Co., Inc. R. F. Pecht, Manager Phones: Office 848-2322 Plant 848-2615 SMILEY ' S LUNCHES Pit Cooked Bar-B-Que Ice Cream, Milk Shakes Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of Dugger Tractor and Equipment Co. Allis-Chalmers, New Holland Farm Machinery Lawrenceville, Virginia RICHS ' SUPERMARKET AND DRIVE-IN Emporia, Virginia 189 Compliments of WINSTEAD FLORIST Emporia, Virginia Newsome Body and Auto Service Windsliields Installed Body and Fender Repairs Phone: Day ME 4-2332 Night ME 4-3 1 83 721 South Main Street Emporia, Virginia Compliments of R. C. NORWOOD General Merchandise Hwy. 301 South Emporia, Virginia EMPORIA HOG MARKET H. C. Ferguson — Operator Open 8:00 to 2:00 on Tuesdays Phone: 634-3515 Emporia, Virginia LEATH ' S DRUG STORE Corner of Halifax and Baker Phone: 634-5161 Emporia, Virginia PAIR ' S FURNITURE STORE New — Used — Antique T. W. Pair, Owner Jacob Pair, Manager Phone: Melrose 4-3721 Baker Street, Emporia, Virginia GREENSVILLE TIRE CO. Firestone Dealers North 301 Emporia, Virginia 190 LEE VALLEY FARM Registered Tenn. Walking Horse ' SMOKY ' S BAY LAD Breeder of Purebred Angus Cattle Proven Sire and Winner “Midnight Sun Go Boy’s Shadow” Southgate Lee and Sons Breeding For Sale: Colts Pleasure Horses Phone: 6344364 “WALK RIGHT ON STABLES” Frank W. Slaw Emporia, Virginia Blackstone, Virginia PAYNE CHEVROLET- OLDS, INC. 666 North Main Street Blackstone, Virginia 23824 Phone: 292-3461 Sales Service 0-K Used Cars FREEMAN MOTOR COMPANY, tS CHRYSLER INC. Chrysler, Plymouth, Valiant 1 Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of THOMAS WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME ELECTRIC SERVICE New Street Lawrenceville, Virginia Phone: 848-2668 Westingliouse Appliance Sales and Services Lawrenceville, Virginia Heating — Cooling — Electrical Crest Motors, Incorporated Sales Service FORD 305-307 New Street Phone: 848-3181 Lawrenceville, Virginia Bottled Gas Corporation of Virginia HEATFLAME 309 New Street Lawrenceville, Virginia Phone: 848-3257 191 THE LITTLE JEWELRY SHOPPE RICHARD’S LTD. “Home of Wyler and Bulova Watches” 318 South Main Emporia, Virginia Emporia Shopping Center “Emporia’s Only Exclusive Men’s Store” Compliments of VOGUE CLEANING CO. and VOGUE SPEED WASH Emporia, Virginia SADLER MOTORS INC. 529 N. Main St. Emporia, Virginia Phone; 634-2127 J. T. EVERETT INSURANCE AGY., INC. General Insurance 303 Halifax Street Emporia, Virginia Compliments of E. S. WRIGHT SONS Lawrenceville, Virginia TOM’S GARAGE “A Satisfied Customer Every Time!” Gasburg, V irginia POYTHRESS SERVICE STATION Brodnax, Virginia SUNNYSIDE GRILL Mrs. Hattie Bell Clary Phone; 848-2523 Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of MOSELEY STORE White Plains, Virginia HILLSIDE AMERICAN SERVICE R. Earl Temple Phone; 848-3207 Lawrenceville, Virginia SOUTHSIDE AUTO TRUCK SERVICE 24-Hour Wrecker Service T. C. Moore, Manager Phone; 848-3933 Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of GENE’S 5 10 “Your Eriendly Self-Service Store!” SLEDGE BARKLEY HARDWARE CO. Hardware — Furniture Sporting Goods — Building Materials Lawrenceville, Virginia REYNOLDS L. BAIRD Boat Rentals, Bait, Ice Credit Cards Honored Phone; 577-2381 Gasburg, Virginia CANNON MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler — Plymouth — Dodge South Hill, Virginia 192 BRYANT AUTO SUPPLY CO. Electrical-Hardware— Paints— TV Repairs Wholesale— Retail 311 Halifax St. Emporia, Virginia Phone: 634-2446 GREENSVILLE BARBER SHQP Owned and Operated By C. W. Thrower “We appreciate your patronage.” Compliments of MORRIS REFRIGERATION CO. MOBIL CHEMICAL CO. 307 Reese Emporia, Virginia Compliments of WALTHALL’S GROCERY Alberta, Virginia NUNNELLY’S TEXACO 300 Main St. Blackstone, Virginia 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone: 292-3934 BRADSHAW FARM EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Phone; 292-4258 Blackstone, Virginia 23824 OAKLEY’S DEPARTMENT STORE “For Thrifty People” South Hill, Virginia Compliments of WATKIN’S DRUG CO., INC. South Hill, Virginia THE CLOSET Ladies’ Sportswear and Dresses South Hill, Virginia Compliments of PEARCE’S PHILLIPS 66 South Hill, Virginia M W CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Emporia, Virginia Phone; 634-5800 Dodge Cars Truck Sales BEULAH’S BEAUTY SHOP Lawrenceville, Virginia Phone: 848-2610 M. G. SLATE, JEWELER “Gifts That Last” 158 Baker Street Emporia, Virginia f KELLY DELBRIDGE Producer of Quality Eggs Phone: 577-2347 South Brunswick C. C. CLARY SON General Merchandise Phone: 577-2269 Gasburg, Virginia 193 Compliments of BRYANT R. HARPER Compliments of LEE’S JEWELERS Emporia Shopping Center R. E. CAEEAHAN, INC. Department Store “The Ideal Place to Shop!” Emporia, Virginia HARRIS HARDWARE CO. Baker Street Emporia, Virginia EMPORIA DISCOUNT CENTER 305 Halifax Street Emporia, Virginia WOODRUFF’S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION 207 South Main Emporia, Virginia Compliments of TASTEE EREEZE William Thompson — Operator Emporia, Virginia SOUTHSIDE ESSO Owned and Operated By Parker Slagle MARGARET’S DAIRY BAR GRIEL Sandwiches— Plates Sundaes— Shakes Phone: 577-2269 Gasburg, Virginia Compliments of MATTHEWS JEWELRY Lawrenceville, Virginia CHECKERED-ELAG TEXACO W. D. Cook “Your Eriendly Texaco Dealer” C. S. LIVESAY COMPANY Bookkeeping and Tax Service Phone: 6344144 Emporia, Virginia HELEN’S Smart Eashions Eor Women 403 S. Main Street Emporia, Virginia FARMER’S GINNING COMPANY Emporia Virginia BRADLEY’S TOWN COUNTRY MARKET Quality Meats and Groceries S H Green Stamps Phone: 634-3628 Emporia, Virginia JACK’S ANTIQUES at ROADSIDE MARKET Lawrenceville, Virginia Antiques - Used Furniture General Merchandise Phone: 848-3060 194 McKENNEY BARBER SHOP “I need your head in my business.” Phone: 478-761 1 Best of luck to the “Vikings.” PAUL’S PURE STATION U. S. Route 1 , South McKenney, Virginia 23872 Phone: GR 84105 Compliments of a friend. Compliments of SOUTHSIDE CLEARING COMPANY Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of FREEMAN AUTO PARTS Lawrenceville, Virginia J. A. Edwards PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC SERVICE Hwy. 46 South Lawrenceville, Virginia Phone: 848-2853 Compliments of LAWRENCEVILLE AUTO PARTS Lawrenceville, Virginia CHANDLER’S FLORIST “Say it with flowers.” Lawrenceville, Virginia 848-2119 WILLIAM C. BOWEN Groceries, Gas, and Oil Hwy. 61 1 Emporia, Virginia CLARY REALTY COMPANY Lawrenceville, Virginia 23868 Phone: 848-3204 RAYMOND W. ALLEN and FLOYD T. CIFERS Paint Contractors Phone: 634-4838 Emporia, Virginia WALLACE’S SUPERMARKET “For all your fresh foods.” McKenney, Virginia 478-7691 WHITEHEAD HARDING COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Emporia, Virginia Phone: Phone: 634-2525 634-5321 • GREENSVILLE EMPORIA PICTORIAL “More than doubles the circulation of any other newspaper in this area.” WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned By Felix Dodd 634-2112 Emporia, Virginia 195 LAWRENCEVILLE DAIRY TREAT EIETH AVENUE TEXACO D. T. Clary, Owner Line Texaco Products “The Man Who Wears The Star!” Lawrenceville, Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia WESSON CASH STORE EORT HILL SERVICE Groceries Eishing Bait Gulf Products Hwy. 46 South Lawrenceville, Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia Phone; 848-3333 Ice Gas THE MUSIC SHOP Musical Headquarters In Southside Virginia Musical Supplies New and Old Coin Operated Machines Baker Street Emporia, Virginia McCLENNY ' S ESSO J. B. McClenny Auto Body Repairs Phone: 848-3495 Lawrenceville, Virginia 23868 24 Hour Wrecker Service BUCK PHOTO Prints Of Most Photos In This Yearbook Available Specialty Photography Eddie Blick Ritt Butler This year has been a year of growth and change for Brunswick Academy. Our enrollment has increased enormously making additional staff and facilities necessary. New activities and organizations were added to provide a more rounded social life. All these developments put great pressures on the yearbook staff. Ideas carefully developed during the summer had to be scrapped and new ones formulated. The size of the yearbook had to be enlarged and the enormous task of selling ads lay before us. Large numbers of pictures of many school activities had to be taken. With the untiring efforts of staff members and other concerned persons, we have completed our task. We hope that the 1970 Viking will be enjoyed by all. The editorial staff would like to take this opportunity to extend our heartfelt thanks to those who have helped to make this yearbook possible — the staff for long hours of hard work, often without reward or recognition; the sponsors for advice in production and management; the advertisers for their tinancial backing; and all other persons who worked to make this yearbook possible. Special appreciation is extended to Mr. T. E. Blick, Jr. of the Brunswick Times-Gazette tor his help in layout planning and photography. Mr. Blick gave freely of his valuable time and advice, although he is not connected with the school. The Editors 196 PLEASE NOTE: PAGE REDACTED PLEASE NOTE: PAGE REDACTED PLEASE NOTE: PAGE REDACTED PLEASE NOTE: PAGE REDACTED Vikifig (Lawenceville, Va.) R Presented by the students of 373.75557Brunswick Academy. 5 Meherrin Re csnal Library e€ +9-20l5— V J I