Brunswick Academy - Viking Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

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Seniors got in the spirit of the 1973 Virginia Gubernatorial election when their government classes sponsored a mock election. There was a political rally with Andy Nash speaking for Godwin and Keith Fer¬ guson speaking for Howell. Each faction demonstrated support for their candidate with cheers and skits. When the votes were tallied Godwi had won by a landslide. Godwin Defe« t£ Howell In Mock Election Above: Keith Ferguson gives Henry Howell ' s campaign speech. Right: Godwin supporters give a cheer at rally. Below: Mark Daniel, Janice Coletrane and Belle Blake give a skit for Howell. 23

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Fall Festival Features Family Fun Brunswick Academy held its an¬ nual Fall Festival November 3. The night proved to be a success finan¬ cially and otherwise. The youngsters enjoyed the many different booths and activities. The older people seemed to have had a good time milling around, talking to friends, and participating in the auction. Right: Mr. Nolen tries his skill at throwing darts while his wife looks on. Left: Patsy Bennett looks entranced at the thought of biting into a big red juicy candy apple. Right: This youngster sits enthralled by Kim Wright ' s predictions for the future. Below: Students, faculty, patrons and friends mill around at The Fall Festival.

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Football: It Was Another One Of Those Years Kevin Blackwell scrambles for first down yardage. Varsity Football Scofes BA 0 Enfield X 12 BA 8 Surry 0 BA 8 Gills 26 BA 6 Huguenot 28 BA 8 Nansemond-Suffolk 18 BA 8 Mecklenburg 0 BA 8 Isle of Wight 16 BA 8 Kenston Forest 28 BA 0 Prince Edward 54 BA 28 Southampton 12 The 1973 varsity football season proved to be another disappointing one. Even with all the practice and effort the Vikings put forth, they only managed to win three games. The worst heartbreaker was the loss of the Homecoming game to arch¬ rival Kenston Forest. Several play¬ ers displayed promising potential during the season, and again there is a hope for a winning season next year. Above: Coach Hewitt finds an interesting place to keep his clipboard while he watches action on the field. Right: Football, which is more than just action on the field, is also practice, often in the scorching sun. Breaking loose from opponent ' s tackles Bill Squire, the leading rusher, gains yardage. 24