Brunswick Academy - Viking Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

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With Spring Comes Baseball Struggle and defeat summarized the 1973 baseball season. The scores reveal that there were a couple of close games. Brunswick Academy 4 — Rock Hill 5 and Brunswick Acad¬ emy 3 — Prince Edward 4. The team rallied for the final game and closed the season with their only victory. Viking fans look forward to 1974 in hopes that the potential shown in 1973 will bring victories. Kevin Blackwell strains to hit an outside curve ball. 1973 Baseball Scores BA— 3 Huguenot .12 BA— 2 Huguenot .14 BA— 1 Prince Edward . . .10 BA— 4 Rock Hill.5 BA—10 Amelia.15 BA— 3 Prince Edward ... 4 BA— 1 Rock Hill.5 BA— 3 Kenston Forest ... 5 BA— 4 Kenston Forest ... 9 BA— 2 Amelia.1 ► Mike Wright comes up with a hard-hit line drive and prepares to check the runner at first. Right: Pitcher, Bernie Clary talks the game over with a huddle of players. Below: With an air of determination and might, Keith Morris swings. 6 1 i 1 f. : f 1V1 . • ' ’ f 1 mi ■P7 a 14

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Seniors Present ' Anne of a Thousand Days ' Debbie Jones, Lyn Blackwell, Bernie Clary, and Nancy Gaskins enjoy a light moment in the play. Left: Lyn Baird and Kaye Lifsey share a tender moment in the play Anne of a Thousand Days. Below: Of course, all great actors need makeup to help them portray their part. Lyn Baird awaits the results of Donna Davis ' finish¬ ing touch. • f-fft ' ♦ ' ’4 » • nil, ' %.»• M UiW. • •! •• n w ‘» • f • • ‘ ■ ' H ‘ - J • • »••♦♦ • For two hours members of the audience were transported into the past as Brunswick Academy ' s seniors presented Anne of a Thousand Days. Old English customs and cos¬ tumes came to life in the reenact¬ ment of the romance of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. The senior play presented each spring was directed by Mr. Robert Martin. The leading roles were portrayed by Lyn Baird as Henry VIII and Debbie Jones as Anne Boleyn. 13

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Lady Vikings End Season With 9-3 Record The 1973 softball season was one that speaks well for the Lady Vikings. When the final results were in they held 2nd place in regular season Western Division VAAC and second place in VAAC tournament. Those who led the fine season were Ellen Martin, most valuable player, Susan Brickell, most improved player and the following all-conference players: Boo Clary — short field, Donna Lee — outfield and Daphne Slaw — catcher. BA— 4 Huguenot . ,. , BA—35 Huguenot ... BA— 9 Prince Edward . , BA—30 Rock Hill ..... BA— 7 Amelia. BA— 6 Prince Edward . . . . 5 BA—24 Rock Hill. . . 4 BA— 6 Kenston Forest . . . .17 BA— 5 Kenston Forest . . . .14 BA—10 Amelia. . . 5 VAAC Tournament BA— 9 Nansemond-Suffoik .. 3 BA—11 Kenton Forest ... .13 Above: Claire Dickie shades her eyes to av. iJ the glare of the bright spring sun. Left: sneaky smile from Bonnie Griffin ha th ■ ponents wondering what tricky play BA v . ;|i use. Intense concentration shows on the face of Ellen Martin all-conference pitcher and MVP. 15