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Ill AS ANNE OUTTEN continues to “nose her coin down the hall, Martha Robinson pauses to retrieve one of the 16 ribbons adorning her braids and, much to her dismay, finds the embarrassing antics of Monogram Initiation Day, permanently recorded on film. What’S Inside Opening 2 Doing 8 Learning 70 Being 98 Selling 146 Index 170 Closing 174 !
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VIKIWG 1977 ' how do pou see it 7 ' Brunswick Academy Lawrenceville, Virginia 23868 Volume 13 Title Page — 1
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That irresistable urge to bypass class in favor of “doing something fun”: none other than “spring fever.” Following an actual flu epidemic in March, waves of invisible “spring fever germs” invaded school, inflicting near- ly everyone with the desire to do any- thing but work. Springtime ' 76 overflowed with ac- tivities encompassingall ages. Because of early publication deadlines, these events were not included in last year’s yearbook; therefore, VIKING ' ll begins with these memories. The spotlight traditionally fell on the seniors and their production of “Dear Diary,” first of their last activities. While the seniors were planning their trip and graduation and making the most of their “final days,” under- classmen found their own refuges from bookwork. SCO busied itself with VASC campaigns and involved upper school with a student exchange with Isle of Wight and elections of ’76-’77 officers. Juniors mysteriously missed some classes “Oriental Gardens” week, and the next week, practically everyone from kindergarten through grade 12 was out of class preparing for Bicentennial Day. Everyone got a break to enjoy the festivities Friday, April 30. DRESSING UP as Chinese and serving at the better. Dancing with Greg Christopher. Julie Fra- prom is not so bad, but taking a break is even zier changes a quiet moment to a “crazy one. ABOVE: A DOUBTFUL look of “I don ' t know. Betty Lou” from Wanda Taylor fails to dampen Debbie Jones’ enthusi- asm in a scene from the senior play, Dear Diary. LEFT: PORTRAYING the lifestyle of early Ameri- can Indians, last year ' s second-graders dance to the good fortune of their hunters. Opening — 3
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