Brunswick Academy - Viking Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

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In Enjoyment For All At Prom Above: As they cross the bridge, Roger Parson and Cathy Moore look forward to their iast prom. Left: After waiting for their turn, Bobby Hall and Boo Clary cross the bridge. Below: All who attend seem to enjoy the fun and music of the prom. Above: While pausing on the bridge, George Parson and Wanda Taylor can admire the Junior decorations. Junior-Senior Prom - 1 1

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Hard Work By Juniors Results Anxiety, anticipation, excitement, and much time and hard work combined to make the 1975 Junior-Senior Prom an unforgettable event. After working to get the decorations exactly right, the Juniors could stand back and catch their breath as they admired their decorations. “City of Love” was the theme. A park, outdoor cafes, cloudy skies, and stars all helped to carry out the theme effectively. All who attended enjoyed the dancing and fun. The band, “Jasper,” provided music. After the dance, the Juniors watched tearfully as the decorations on which they had labored so hard disappeared to become souvenirs of prom-goers. Upper right: Ready to serve the juniors and seniors are (seated) Darrel Allen and Chuck Gregory and (standing) Jackie Abernathy, Cathy Butler, and Donna Seward. Below: During a break, George Parson showers Susan Arrington and Susan Gilley with decorations. Above: While Angie Clary and Robin Harris work, the decorations, Wesley Fitchett, Kathy Kelly, and Beth Barkley takes a break. Below: Trying to perfect Mary Lou Williams arrange paper. j X i Vi WL ' -jmM Hi J % V Jr i W W 10 Junior-Senior Prom

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Seniors Display Acting Abilities In ‘Rest Assured’ The 1975 Senior Play, Rest Assured, brought many laughs as Weaver Squire portrayed Mr. Morlock, a wealthy busi- nessman struggling with many monetary and family worries. Mr. Morlock was op- posed to his daughter’s marrying a poor Italian boyfRaye Jones). He dreamed that he died and was plagued by the ghost of the Italian boy’s father (Jim Horne). He finally consented to the marriage of the two. Entertainment was provided by Mike Williams as Bowman Body and Kevin Blackwell as Elvis Presley, with Angela Hall and Melissa Link as back-up girls. Mr. Don Martin directed the play. As- sisting him were Mrs. Betsy Clarke and Mrs. Ola Jones. Upper right: After the death of Mr. Morlock, Mrs. Morlock (Bonnie Taylor), daughter Mary Morlock (Sheree Harrell), and Mary’s boyfriend (Raye Jones) meet for a family discussion. Right: The family doctor (Bill Robinson) comes to cheer up the widowed Mrs. Morlock as Mr. Morlock’s ghost (Weaver Squire) looks on in disbelief. Below: The Maid (Becky Wrenn) upsets two members of the Morlock household (Dean Daniel and Donna Harrell) as the ghost of the Italian father (Jim Horne) calmly watches. 1 2 Senior Play