Brunswick Academy - Viking Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

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Above: Testing a physics hypothesis, Angie Clary, form their experiment with precision. Below left: in the Beta Club. Jennifer Jones takes part in a skit Mike Wright. Glenn Johnson, and Mike Gibbs per- Supporting BA’s candidate for state vice-president for Virginia Walker. 2 Opening

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VIKING Lawrenceville Virginia 23868 Nineteen Hundred and Seventy-Six Volume 12 Title Page — 1

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Students Draw Closer Together In Varied Activities Many exciting events occurred after the 1975 VIKING went to press. VIKING 1976 begins its coverage with these events. April brought with it many exciting opportunities for the students at BA to unite and express themselves. One of the highlights was the election of the student council officers. The students nominated two candidates and the faculty nomi- nated two. After a couple of weeks of campaigning, the candidates addressed the student body in assembly. The fol- lowing morning in homeroom the stu- dents cast their votes. Mike Wright, a rising senior, was elected president and Martha Robinson became vice-president. Pat Norwood, Carroll Moseley, and Mar- shall Harris were elected secretary, trea- surer, and reporter, respectively. For the juniors and seniors, the most exciting event of the month was the Ju- nior-Senior Prom. The Junior Class chose the romantic theme “City of Love”. Af- ter a long week of preparation, the night arrived with music provided by “Jasper.” The gym was beautifully decorated with gardens, outdoor cafes, stars, an eiffel tower, and street lamps. Under the direction of Mr. Don Mar- tin, with the help of Mrs. Ola Jones and Mrs. Betsy Clarke, the Senior Class put on a fantastic play, “Rest Assured.” The roles were so well fitted to the partici- pants that the play seemed to be real life. The intermission entertainment was pro- vided by Elvis (Kevin Blackwell), his backup singers (Melissa Link and Angela Hall), and Bowman Body (Michael Wil- liams). The evening was also a financial success for the class, with proceeds going toward the senior trip. o 5 = I— ‘ • 3 CTQ GO ■-t I— - • 3 OQ Left: Juniors labored and laughed to- gether for a full week before the Prom to create a romantic fantasy, which they would always remember. Above: Camera focused and aimed, Marshall Harris captures on film the highlights of a BA softball game. Giving directions to the Viking softball team. Coach Gwen Walton leads the girls to a win over Broadwater. Among the variety of summer activities, Nan Futrelle, Kathy Kelly, Nancy Prince, and Sandy Ligon took part in the Peanut Festival parade. TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page 1 Opening 2 Student Life 8 Competition 56 People 84 Middle School 108 Lower School 124 Organizations 136 Promoters .144 Index 171 Closing 174 Opening - 3