Brunswick High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

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IN MEMORIAM HUSIE A. GLENN Nov. 'I'l, 'I895--Aug. 10, 1959 We, the students of Brunswick High School, do herewith acknowledge the loss of a devoted teacher and friend in the passing of Mr. Husie A. Glenn, who died on the tenth day of August, l959. Mr. Glenn served the youth in this area for many years as an agricultural teacher and advisor. He will long be re- membered, not only by his boys, but by all with whom he came in contact. His happy outlook on life was constantly reflected in his pleasant smile, his most willing and helpful hands, and his dedication to a cheerful performance of duty. Truly this man's life was a testimony to his deep Christian faith.

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5 I I LEBWJIMLLIDCDCCE PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF BRUNSWICK men scHooL I Lawrenceville, Virginia THE NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTY

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IN MEMORIAM ROSALIA BREWER WELLS Jan. 16, 1941-Aug. 30, 'I959 ,Shock and sadness accompanied the news of the sud- den passing of our friend and,former classmate, Rosalia Brewer Wells, who died August 30, l959, a victim of poliomylitis. Rosalia, a graduate of the class of '58 had been an honor student, class and club officer, a cheerleader and an avid participant in school activities. As editor-in-chief of the yearbook, she selected the present cover design on your Bulldog and devoted her time, untiring effort, and talent to whatever task she un- dertook. Though able and efficient, she was unassuming and agreeable. Her pleasing disposition and winsome ways endeared her to all who knew her. . It is indeed with sadness that we remember RosaIia's passing, for she was one whose magnetic personality, joy in work, and high ideals set an'example for each and every one of us to follow.