Brunswick High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1961 volume:

- 4 v ' +i tyjy. r% : L 1 hi . l.ui I jj U- t ! f J,r A y-V W ' iitf0: ' fipti Lawrenceville, Virginia Mr. John Batten Mr. Loyd V. Bell, Jr. Mr. Wayne Burgess Mr, James R. ■ Cooper Mrs, Ruth Cowan Wood Shop; Science Band Biology Phy, Ed., Coach Gen. Shop; I, II Mr, Marshall Hughes History Miss Mary Lois Hudgins Commercial Mr. William H, Seawell Superintendent of Schools, Brunswick County Mrs. Mary Jones Commercial Miss Nancye Lashley Math. Mrs. Darnell W. Long Mr. Walter Lotspeich Mrs. Virginia Manson Mrs. Grace McAden Mr, Bernard Pinchbeck t English;Math. Shop; Electronics Art; English Math. Phy. Ed.; Coach Mrs. Mary F. Flinn English, Latin Mrs. Louise M. Ford Mrs, Frances Griffith Miss Betty G. Gunn Home Ec., Science Home Ec., Science, Math. English Mrs. Ista C. Elmore Librarian ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Mr. T, R, Witten Asst. Principal, D.O., Guidance Mr. William Y. Manson Asst. Principal, English Mr. G. R. Skinner Agriculture Mrs. Margaret Smithson Math. Mrs. Virginia Vaughan English, Spanish Miss Orline White History, World Geo. Mrs. Jessie D. Witten History IN MEMORIAM CONSTANCE ANN BUCK Connie who would hove been a Senior at B.H.S. this year, died August 17, 1960. The news of her death brought shock and sadness to her many friends at Brunswick High School. At B.H.S. she was an active member of the Tri-Hi-Y, and she had been chosen Vice-President for the 1960-61 year. She also belonged to the F.H.A., Glee Club, and she would have been a member of the 1960-61 Bow-Wow Staff. Connie was indeed a friend, always willing to lend a helping hand whenever she could. Knowing her capability, the Southside District Methodist Youth Fellowship elected her as their Pres- ident. She had been active in church work from her very young years. Her wonderful personality revealed her kindnes s and thoughtful consideration to friends and strangers alike. Con- nie ' s passing has left a void in our class roll as well as in our hearts. It is with sadness that we dedicate this annual to her memory. BULLDOG STAFF EDITOR IN CHIEF Nora Taylor ASSISTANT EDITOR Bonnie Gauldin BUSINESS MANAGER Jody Hudnoll ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Loyd Bell CIRCULATION MANAGER Betty Steed ASST. CIRCULATION MANAGER Naney Batte SENIOR EDITORS Mary Alyce Johnson Barbara Ann Kidd TYPISTS June Love Davis Elizabeth Wright Dorothy Jones Bonnie Edwards Katie Joyce Wright SPONSOR W. Y. Manson • «•?� •tcvrvv ■ 5 � •. S A ‘ IWMWWIl ' MlglKW; ' «• � � JU � 4 l •« 4 «l � « 4 I � • ! %Vi IlfeM :sg; ra life ' ' SB, ' ’ 5§kV: g«B« §«£ - j «! 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Peggy Blevins Class Sec. 1; Glee Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, 5; Monogram 3,4,5; Spanish Club 4,5; Latin Club 3; T ri-Hi-Y 4,5; F.H.A. 2; Senior Play Cast. Phil Batchelor F.F.A. 1,2,3, Secretary 4; Monogram 3,4; Football Manager 3. Anne Bottoms F.H.A. 2; Choral Club 1. Nancy Batte Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2,3; F.H.A. 3,5; Valentine Court 1,2, Queen 4; Homecoming Court 3, Queen 5; Softball 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5; Bulldog Staff; Senior Play Cast. Russell Bowles Baseball 3; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Treasurer 5; Monogram 1,2, 3, 4, 5; Hi-Y 3,4,5; D.O. Club 5. Helen Brewer Tri-Hi-Y 4,5; F.H.A. 5. Ernest- Earl Cheely Bond 1; Senior Play Cast. Ashby Browder Football 5; Basketball 3,4,5; Baseball 4,5; D.O. Club 5; Hi-Y 5. Carolyn Clarke Tri-Hi-Y 5; F.H.A. 5. Jimmy Browder Forum 2,3; Latin Club 2, Reporter 3; Spanish Club 4; F.T.A. 3; D.O. Club 5; Choral Club 1; Hi-Y 5. Doyle T. Clary, Jr. J. V. Football 1,2,3; Football 4,5; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4,5; D.O. Club, President 5; Monogram Club 4,5. Dale Marie Cannon Latin Club 2,3; Band 2,3; Beta Club 4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 4, Vice- President 5; Class President 3; Bow Wow Staff; Class Sec. 5. F.H.A. 2,3,5. Emma Jean Clary Patricia Ann Clary Latin Club 2,3; F.H.A. Historian 3, President 4,5, Spanish Club 4; Monogram Club 2, 3,4, 5; Tri-Hi-Y 4, Chaplain 5; Class Sec. 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4,5; Softball 2,3; Bow Wow Asst. Editor; Senior Play Cast. David Crichton Band 1,2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Spanish Club 4,5; Football 4, Co-Captain 5; Basketball 3,4,5; Baseball 4,5; Hi-Y 4, Chap- lain 5; Monogram Club 4,5; Bow Wow Staff. Woody Clary Q.R.V. Radio Club 4,5. D.O. Club 5. Tommy Crowder Clarence J. Clay F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4, 5; 4-H Club 1, 2,3,4, 5. George A. Daniel Band 1,2,3; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Monogram Club 4,5; Football Manager 4. Neil Corum F.F.A. 1,2,3; Baseball 3,4; Hi-Y 4,5. June Love Davis Latin Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5; Cheerleader 4,5; Class Re- porter 2; Bulldog Staff; Bow Wow Staff; Senior Play Cast. SENIORS Stephen Duncan Wildlife Club 2; Safety Club 2; Q.R.V. Radio Club Vice- President 4,5. Ruby Elliott F.H.A. 1; Choral Club 1,4. F.H.A. 2,3,4. Shirley Davis Guy Phillips Estes Band 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Hi-Y 4, Vice President 5; Beta Club 5, Treasurer 4; J. V. Football 3,4; Class Vice-President 5; Bow Wow Staff. SENIORS Marshall Gauldin F.F.A. 1,2,5, Tres. 3, Pres. 4; Hi-Y 4, Tres. 5; Monogram Club 4, President 5; Football 3,4, Co-Captain 5; Baseball 3,4,5; 4-H Club 1,2. Mary Alyce Johnson Band 1,2, 3, 4, 5; Beta Club 5, Sec. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5; F.H.A. 5; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Bulldog Staff. Lucy Heartwell Class Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Cheerleader 3,4, Captain 5; Bow Wow Editor; Beta Club 4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5; Latin Club 2, Pres. 3; Spanish Club 5, Sec. 4. Cordie Virginia Jones Softball 2; Band 3; F.H.A. 5. Jody Hudnalf Latin Club 2, Treasurer 3; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Beta Club 4,5; Hi-Y 4, President 5; Football 4; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Bulldog Staff; Senior Play Cast. Dorothy Mae Jones Spanish Club 3,4; Beta Club 4, Reporter 5; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Choral Club, Reporter-Librarian 5; Bulldog Staff; Bow Wow Staff. Jamie Jenkins Latin Club 2,3; Class Reporter 3; Beta Club 4,5; Bow Wow Staff; Senior Play Cast; Hi-Y 5. Janet Leona Jones Choral Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 3,5; Tri-Hi-Y 4, Sec. 5; Beta Club 4,5; Bow Wow Staff. SENIORS Judy Laine Jones Band 1 ,2,3,4; F.H.A. 4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5; Class Pres. 1; Span- ish Club 4. Anne Lafoon Cheerleader 5; Basketball 3,4; Choral Club, President 5; F.H. A. 1,5; 4-H 1,2. Norma Jean Jones John Hale Lambdin Band 1,5; Football 1; Track 2,3,4; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Junior Play; Junior Chorus; Co-art editor of school paper 4; Beta Club 5; Hi-Y 5; Senior Play Cast. Barbara Anne Kidd Latin Club 2,3; F.H.A. Vice Pres. 4,5; Choral Club 1, 2,4 Sec. 3; Beta Club 4, Sec. 5; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Class Sec. 4; Bulldog Staff; Senior Play Cast. Phil Lewis Latin Club 2,3; Glee Club 1; Class Tres. 2; Hi-Y 4, Sec. 5; Beta Club, Vice-Pres. 4, Pres. 5; Bow Wow Staff; Senior Play Cast. Wilbur King Football 3,4,5; Hi-Y 5. Rachel Lewis Choral Club 1,2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5; Basket- ball 3,4,5; Spanish Club 4; Library Club 5, Pres. 4; F.H.A., Secretary 3,4. SENIORS Robert Lewis 4-H Club 1,2; F.F.A. 2,3, Vice President 4. Tri-Hi-Y 5. Lucille Moseley Robert Elder Lucy F.F.A, Club 1,2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 4. Mary Ann Neal Latin Club 3, Reporter 2, Spanish Club 5, Reporter 4; Choral Club, President 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 4, President 5; Homecoming Court 4; Bow Wow Staff; Senior Play Cast. Gloria Jean Malone Choral Club 1; Bond 1,2,3; F.H.A. 3,5; Homecoming Court 4; Tri-Hi-Y 5. Homer Phillips Hi-Y 5; Agriculture 1; Q.R.V. Radio Club, President 5. Wilma Jeon McLaughlin Class Vice Pres. 2, Reporter 4; Latin Club 2, Vice Pres. 3; Monogram Club 3,4,5; Softball 1,3; Majorette 2,3; Drum Majorette 4; Cheerleader 5. Joyce Powers Band 2,3, Majorette 5, Choral Club 5; 4-H Club 1 . SENIORS Pat Radford Choral Club 1; F.H.A. 2,3. Hi-Y 5. Ashton Smith Jerry Rawlings Latin Club 2,3; Class Reporter 1; Class President 2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Football 4,5; Monogram Club 4,5; Bow Wow Staff; Hi-Y 5. F. H. A. 1,2,3. Mamie Spence Wayne Roberts Football 3,4,5; Baseball 3; 4-H Club 1. Rachel Elizabeth Steed Latin Club 2,3; Beta Club 4,5; T ri-Hi-Y 4,5; Monogram Club 3,4; Sec. Treas. 5; Basketball 2,3,4, 5; Softball 2; F.H.A. Reporter 4; Bulldog Staff; Spanish Club 5. Johnny Short Band 1,2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 5;. Hi-Y 5. Claudie Stembridge 4-H Club 1,2,3; Band 2,3,5; J. V. Football 1; J. V. Basket- ball 1,2; Baseball 3. 25 SENIORS Larry Taylor Lula Carpenter Wesson Class Vice-Pres. 1; Softball 2; F.H.A. 5; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Bow Wow Staff; Senior Play Cast. Nora Thomos Taylor Beta Club 4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5; Editor of Bulldog. Vivian Whitlow Choral Club 1; Majorette 3,4; Class Reporter 5; Spanish Club 4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 4,5; Homecoming Maid of Honor 5; Senior Play Cast. Brenda Washburn Monogram Club 4,5; F.H.A. 3,5; Band 1,2,3; Vice-Pres. 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Latin Club 2; Basketball 4,5; Softball 3; Bow Wow Staff; Senior Play Cast. Katie Joyce Wright Beta Club 4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 5; Choral Club; Treasurer 5; Bulldog Staff. F.H.A. 5. Geraldine Wesson Shirley Elizabeth Wright Choral Club 1; Latin Club 2,3; Beta Club 4,5; Tri-Hi-Y 4, Treasurer 5; Class Treasurer 4, President 5; Bulldog Staff. IOR CLASS OFFICERS President Jerry Clary Vice-President Edith Lane Smith Secretary Audrey Nicholson Treasurer Jamie Browder Reporter Lannie Hart JUNIOR CLASS Hilda Gray Anderson Alice Annon Margie Baird Pat Bellone Ellen Bishop Martha Frances Blick Virginia Bishop Betty Brewer Betty Browder Jamie Browder J. W. Browder Sandra Carter Doris Clary Jerry Clary Johnny Clary Anne Clem Malcolm Cole Luther Daniel JUNIOR Donald Cheeley Barbara Clary Donnie Bane Clary Sue Daniel Billy Delbridge C. P. Delbridge ri orence Edmonds Joan Ellis Frances Epperson Peggy Gauldin Sylvia Harrison Lannie Ruth Hart CLASS Susan Doyle Jeanette Duncan Sandra Dunn Faye Hawkins Catherine Jones Tommy Jones CLASS Wayne Mitchell Sara Moseley Audrey Nicholson Jane Parrish Carlton Pearson Charles Pearson Charlie Pearson Dottee Peebles Janice Phillips Annie Lou Porter Helen Powell Linda Radford JUNIOR Russ Rogers ReDecco Samford Nancy Seward Edna Shell Sondra Shell Bud Smith Edith Lane Smith Betty Smithson Barbara Spence Cede Tanner David Turner Wayne Turner Frankie Washburn CLASS Raymond Whitby Edward Wright Linda Wright Freddie Reekes Ronnie Perkinson John Clay , Ronnie Rogers Hardy Blick President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Jimmy Clary Shirley Clary Joyce Clay George Edward Coleman Smithy Conner Beverly Daniel Eugene Daniel Everette Daniel Carolyn Davis Fanny Davis James Edmonds Jean Edmonds Janet Flinn Ronald Forbis Barbara Freeman Larry Gibbs Cathy Glidewell Sadie Archer ' Randolph Baird Jamie Baise Brenda Barkley Diane Barnes Wayne Barnes Eddie Blick Gladys Bishop Steve Bishop Charles Bowen James Brewer Cheryl Browder Patsy Clarke William Henry C ' arke Donald Clary T E N T H G R A D E TENTH Michael Hammock Billy Hawkins Harold Hawkins Bobby Hawthorne Jane Hawthorne Joseph High Elizabeth Hobbs Helen Jones Larry Ketchum Barbara Lucy Daisy Martin Danny Lucy Doris Lucy Gerald Lucy Gary Matthews Cheryl McLaughlin Bobby Moore Jerry Morris Nadine Morris George, Moseley Lewis Moseley Mary Alice Mull Johnny Frank Myrick Harold Neal Linda Newman Kay Nolan Donnie Ogburn Pearl Owen Becky Pace i GRADE Wilma Paschell Carolyn Pearson Judy Perkinson Ronnie Perkinson Forrest Phillips Jimmy Phillips Phyllis Pierce Juanita Powers Freddie Reekes Janet Riegel Dal Sumrell Mac Tanner Dwight Taylor Frankie Taylor Lois Thacker Howard Tucker Barbara Dale Tynes Greta Vaughan Kathryn Vaughan Everette Waller Joyce Waller Rebecca Watkins Rives Webb Celia Whitby Anabelle Williams Jack Williams Leroy Williams Nancy Williams Martha Ann Wholey Joyce Wright Ronnie Rogers Sammy Sadler Bill Seawell Jane Simms Lois Snead NINTH GRADE OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary . , . Treasurer . . Reporter . . ' ■ • «: f Ef. mm Danny Stembridge . David Fleshood Joe Barkley . . Cal Warriner . . . Pete Bishop NINTH GRADE Phyllis Ann Acree Mary Ann Baird Maude Baird Joe Barkley Betty Gayle Bornes Brenda Barnes Malvern Barrow Michael Bellone Page Bennett Page Bishop Pete Bishop Barbara Bowen W. J. Brockwell Alice Browder Betty Browder Judy Chandler Angela Clary Caren Clary Mabel Clary Inell Conner Louise Crowder Jo Ann Cumbia Doma Daniel Mary Elizabeth Daniel Danny Duncan Nancy Duncan Nora Edwards Penny Elliott Bel! Elliott Elaine Elmore William Ferguson Shelby Finch NINTH GRADE David Fleshood Harvey Flinn Mary Ann Ford Billy Glenn Leon Green Buck Heartwell Ann Hill Edith Mae Jones Robert Jones Jean Ki Dean Kirkland Kitty Lafoon Ann Lewis Carol Lewis Charles Lewis Jo Anne Lucy Randy Maitland Charles Mayton Ester Mayton Melvin Mayton Hershell Mitchell Milton Moore Leslie Morris Richard Moseley Trisha Nolan Faye Norwood Preston Ozmar Frankie Pearson Thomas Pearson Tommy Pearson Jimmy Peebles Benny Perkins Sammy Powell Tommy Powell Walter Powell Ann Randolph Sharon Reynolds NINTH GRADE Ashby Sitterson Danny Smith Frank Sneade Claude Spence Mary Spence Helen Robinson Betty Rogers Jean Rogers Wayne Rogers Sammy Samford Susie Spence Danny Stembridge Barbara Tanner Betty Meade Taylor Elizabeth Tudor George Turnei Rachel Wall Cal Warriner Jerry Wesson Helen Whitby Barbara Williams Muriel Williams Rennie Wilson Claudine Wright Lois Ellen Zook EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Reporter Tommy Crane Jim Matthews Mary Young Susan Daniel Peggy Wright C. T. Abernathy Gregory Abernathy Brenda Adams Carolyn Adcock Rachel Atkins Joe Ben Baird EIGHTH GRADE Billy Boise Wayne Bottoms Thurman Bowen Joyce Brewer Carol Browder Sandra Browder Joan Cates Francis Chambliss Dwight Clarke Tommy Clary Johnny Clay Lawrence Clay Bobby Scott Coleman Ellen Coleman Hinda Conner Judy Crane Pixie Crane Tommy Crane Delorese Daniel Dennis Lee Daniel Sandra Daniel Susan Daniel Betty Sue Davis Ricky Davis EIGHTH GRADE Sue Davis Wood r ow Davis Lee Delbridge Joe Eastwood Sue Edmonds Anne Ellis Kendal Elmore Betty Fackler Joyce Finch Gail Fleshood Susan Fleshood Connie Foster Ronald Garrett Donnie Gauldin Barbara Jean Glenn Ray Green burbara Gunn Mcquire Hammock Rose Hammock Shirley Hammock W. H. Hammock Clay Hardy W. B. Hawthorne Shirley Hazelwood Dale House Bill Husky Betty Jones Douglas Jones Eddie Jones EIGHTH GRADE Jane Jones Monroe Jones Raymond Jones Robert Jones Steve Jones Billy Judd Mary Elizabeth Kidd Wayne Kleis Robert Lewis Rende Long Linda Lucy Betty Matthews Hazel Moody Jack Moon Dorothy Moore Hughberta Moore Linda Moore Rebecca Moore Hazel Moseley Virginia Moseley Rosa Lee Myrick Reda Nelson Sherry Newman Linda Overby W. A. Overby Raymond Ozmar Kay Pearson EIGHTH GRADE Kenneth Pearson Madeline Pearson Jean Phillips Judy Pope. Betty Ann Powell Nelson Powell Rebecca Powell Thomas Powell J. C. Powers Jackie Price Richard Purnell Marylynn Radford M ft Cil r r Iv MAi Q y| Suzanne Raney Bobby Roberts Floyd Roberts Barbara Rogers Buck Rogers Manning Rogers Margaret Rose Emory Hale Samford Joe Seward Bonnie Lou Shell Judith Shell Tommy Short Shirley Simms Carolyn Slayton Morgan Slayton Billy Smith George Smith Stanley Smith Mary Ann Snead Frances Tanner Ronnie Tatum Charlotte Taylor Cindy Taylor Arlene Thacker Johnny Thomas Johnny Tirelis June Townsend Mary Ann Tuck EIGHTH GRADE Phyllis Turner Eddie Twisdale Linda Walker Jo Ann Walthall Jan Warriner Earl Washburn Wayne Washburn Tommy Webb Connie Welch Nancy Wesson Charles Whitby Emory Whitby Kenneth Whitby Anne Williams Eugene Wiley Harold Williams Nellie Williams Winfred Wray Carl Wright Cynthia Wright Linda Wright Peggy Wright Ricky Wright Mary Watkins Young SCHOOL STAFF A. Y. Purnell, Janitor Tom Williams, Ass ' t. Janitor Mrs. Howard Nicholson, Manager, and Mrs. Wilson Kidd, Cafeteria Worker. Mrs. Clay and Mrs. Lucy, Cafeteria Workers. Lewis Lambert, Cafeteria Worker MOST ATHLETIC Wilma McLaughlin Marshall Gauldin SENIOR BEST STUDENTS Barbara Ann Kidd Guy Estes SUPERLATIVES BEST DRESSED Gloria Malone Johnny Short Jody Hudnall m 1 j|f MOST COOPERATIVE Pat Clary David Crichton SENIOR BEST DANCERS Joyce Powers Earnest Earl Cheeley MOST ATTRACTIVE Nancy Batte Johnny Short Claude Stembridge MOST POPULAR Lucy Heartwell Claudie Stembridge SUPERLATIVES WITTIEST Brenda Washburn John Lambdin - We gotta eat too Stars in their eyes Guy and Fraun Lazy Susans and Dumb Waiters Jeanette sings again DECISIONS, DECISIONS, In certain places of our society, it is a popularly accepted belief that all teen- agers are frivolous in outlook, interested only in attending football games, dancing to rock-and-roll records (or their more recent successors in juvenile fancy, riding in hot rods, and generally living it up”. On these pages we should like to correct that misconception by showing the serious side of life at B.H.S. ALWAYS DECISIONS During our senior year we have many decisions that must be made which have direct bearing upon our entire future, and for this future, we must be prepared. In that preparation we have our library work, our tests to struggle through, homework to read with understanding, and many other questions such as--is that the right an- swer, should I date tonight or do my home- work, or whom do I like the most: Dave, Fred or Steve? S2SRji! V; SggJte CRBCIS Beverly Jones, Secretary to Principal Mrs. Flinn and Bulletin Board Alice and Algebra TSili I ly m §i0t0 M wMi ' MmWIMM A Storm ' s Brewing Tests and More Tests May I have your attention please: Mrs. Cowan would like to see the Girl’s Football Team in the gym. --t eachers may pick up their bills in the office- - will the Boy’s J. V, Cheer- leaders please report to the gym at the five minute break- will the Girl’s Hi-Y Club meet in the smoking room at the five minute break --while wal ing through the gym, be- ware of sliding girls. ODDS SENIOR PLAY ’’IT’S GREAT TO BE CRAZY CAST Betty Lou Maxwell Bernadine Connie Maxwell. . Wilbur Maxwell. . Janet Maxwell. . . Hercules Nelson . Aunt Mary John Maxwell . . . Mrs. Jennings. . . J. C. Mallory . . . Grover Jennings . Louie Gertrude Gladys Clara Smith .... Directors .... June Love Davis Vivian Whitlow Nancy Batte ...... John Lambdin Mary Ann Neal Jamie Jenkins Barbara Kidd Jody Hudnall Pat Clary Ernest Cheely Phil Lewis Irvin Adcock . . . Brenda Washburn Lula Wesson Peggy Blevins . . .Mrs. Darnell Long Mrs. Mary R. Jones Mrs. Virginia Vaughan Left to Right: 1st Row--Peggy Blevins, Vivian Whitlow, Pat Clary, Barbara Ann Kidd, John Lambdin, June Love Davis, Phil Lewis, Nancy Batte, Jamie Jenkins, Mary Ann Neal, Jody Hudnall. 2nd Row-- Mrs. Long, Sponsor; Ernest Cheeley, Lula Wesson, Irby Adcock, Brenda Washburn, Mrs. Jones, Sponsor; Mrs. Vaughan, Sponsor. r 1 11 v W ' 1 HOMECOMING COURT Left to Right- -Margaret Rose, David Crichton; Lois Snead, Pete Bishop; Faye Hawkins, Charles Lewis; Elaine Elmore, Sherman Maitland; Cathy Glidewell, Everette Waller; Cynthia Wright, Michael Hammack; Barbara Clary, Marshall Gauldin; Vivian Whitlow, Frankie Washburn; Ann Lewis, Danny Stembridge. VIVIAN WHITLOW FRANKIE WASHBURN MAID OF HONOR Everette Waller and Cathy Glidewell Sherman Maitland and Elaine Elmore Pete Bishop and Lois Sneade Marshall Gauldin and Barbara Clary Danny Stembridge and Ann Lewis Michael Hammack and Cynthia Wright Charles Lewis and Faye Hawkins David Crichton and Margaret Rose Left - Wilma McLaughlin Below - Hilda Anderson J. V. CHEERLEADERS Left to Right - Ann Ellis, Linda Wright, Linda Walker, Bell Elliott, Judy Chandler, Paige Bishop, Lyn Bell, Judy Crane, Brenda Barnes, Cindy Taylor Tiicv Heartwell, Captain; Faye Norwood, Kay Nolan, Brenda Barkley, Wilma McLaughlin, Ann Lafoon, June Love Davis, Hilda Anderson, Audrey Nicholson, Edith Lane Smith. AND VARSITY CHEERLEADERS AT THE BIG GAME CHEERLEADERS Lucy Heartwell Kay Nolen Brenda Barkley Anne Lafoon Coach Hughes gives Bell blocks while Crichton goes up to pass. VARSITY Clary and King show the Coach how it ' s done. instructions to graduating Bulldogs. FOOTBALL Browder comes down with the ball. Coach Pinchbeck quickens reflexes of Clary and Browder. Left to Right--Jamie Browder, Russ Rogers, Butch Clary, Jerry Rawlings, Billy Roberts, Donnie Clary, Donald Clary. FOOTBALL TEAM The scores of the games are: Brunswick 0 Bluestone 23 Brunswick 7 Prince Edward 19 Brunswick 6 Crewe 7 Brunswick 13 Amelia 13 Brunswick 0 Colonial Heights 30 Brunswick 19 Blackstone 0 Brunswick 7 Bluestone 18 Brunswick 24 Park View 6 Brunswick 27 Emporia 13 Brunswick 47 Randolph- Henry 6 Left to Right: 1st Row--Coach Hughes, Wayne Barnes, Reeves Webb, Pete High, Everett Waller, David Crichton, Charles Lewis, Jimmy Clary, Bud Smith, Loyd Bell, Ronnie Rogers, Manager. 2nd Row-- Ashby Browder, Jerry Morris, Chris Ellis, Harold Neal, Jr., Jerry Rawlings, Butch Clary, Billy Roberts, Steve Bishop, Coach Pinchbeck. 3rd Row- -Danny Duncan, Wilbur King, Donald Clary, Russ Rodgers, Jamie Browder, Donnie Clary, Luther King. S ' 1 ■’ ' ? g BSJs wrHT ' Wiy 1 •-«§ $ ■PVHHj ■isi -v ■Sr-i ' • DISTRICT WINNER IN PERCENTAGE STANDING DISTRICT 3 GROUP H V.H.S.L. 1960 The boys basketball team of B.H.S. completed the 1959-60 season with a record of 13 wins and 3 defeats, enough on a percentage basis, to make them district winners. On arrival at tne tournament the Bulldogs won their first game by defeating Randolph Henry. Then the Bulldogs were defeated in their next game by Buckingham who in turn lost to Tournament Winners, Victoria. Under District rules of V.H.S.L. Victoria represented District HI as Champions at the state tournament. Coach Pinchbeck, Larry Clary, David Crichton, Charles Lewis, Ashby Browder, Dudley Lewis, Jerry Clary, Robert Lucy, Bobby Randolph, Norby Nelson, Jamie Browder, Marion Smith, Donnie Clary, Russell Bowles. 1961 r DONNIE Left to Right — Coach Hughes, David Crichton, Charles Lewis, Jamie Browder, Donald Clary, Donnie Clary . Left to Right-- First Row--Wayne Barnes, Jimmy Clary, Harold Neal, Jerry Clary, Freddie Reekes, David Crichton, Harold Hawkins, Ronnie Rogers. Second Row--Rives Webb, Manager, Ashby Browder, Eugene Daniel, Taylor Finch, Donald Clary, Donnie Clary, Jamie Browder, Charles Lewis, Coach Hughes. GIRLS’ Wilma Coach, Peg and Pat Left to Right-- First Row--Lyn Bell, Doma Daniel, Mrs. Cowan, Coach, Peggy Blevins, Wilma McLaughlin, Beverly Daniel, Brenda Washburn, Betty Steed. T M §1 A 1 % Jl m kSf4r : i mm90r « J h jBe vl 1 ■ XWJOM k wgEpgiyt v ; ZgKSP JBg Ku jP ' -cZ t jV W i . JU i |S|f , f J Second Row — Anna Bell Williams, Manager, Audrey Nichol- son, Geraldine Roberts, Joyce Waller, Pat Clary, Cheryl McLaughlin, Patricia Lewis, Martha Ann Wholey, Rebecca Watkins, Barbara Free man, Manager. BASKETBALL Brenda Betty back at the Bench BASEBALL I960 SCHEDULE Brunswick 6 Emporia 0 Brunswick 10 Bluestone 3 Brunswick 16 Blackstone 1 Brunswick 3 McKenny 4 Brunswick 11 Emporia 2 Brunswick 9 Park View 1 Brunswick 9 Crewe 5 Brunswick 4 Kenbridge 0 Brunswick 4 Bluestone 3 Brunswick 6 Blackstone 0 Brunswick 16 Kenbridge 1 Coach Hughes talks to battery before the game. First Row--Left to Right- -Charles Lewis, Rives Webb, Jamie Browder, Taylor Finch, Ashby Browder, Marshall Gauldin, Dudley Lewis, Wayne Barnes, Donald Clary, Larry Clary. Second Row- -Left to Right- -Coach Hughes, Freddie Reekes, Manager, Norby Nelson, Manager, Donnie Clary, Neil Corum, Jack Wray, Donald Cheely, David Crichton, Jimmy Clary. BULLDOG STAFF STAFF Editor Lucy Heartwell Asst. Editor Pat Clary Business Manager Dale Cannon Asst. Bus. Manager Phil Lewis Circulation Mgr. Ann Fackler Asst. Circulation Mgr. . . . Lula Wesson Feature Editor Jamie Jenkins Feature Editor Guy Estes Girls ' Sports Mary Ann Neal Boys ' Sports Jerry Rawlings Mimeograph Operators. . .Brenda Washburn Jean Eastwood Janet Jones David Crichton Sponsors Mrs. .Long Mrs. Vaughan Mrs. Jones Typists. . . Dorothy Jones, Lula Wesson June Love Davis EDITORIAL HCMECCMING VICTORY IS UP TO STUDENTS Next Friday, October 23, marks one of the biggest and most treasured 2b hours of life at Brunswick High School. The occassion? Homecoming, of course. Every little piece of school spirit -one rat ion can be mustered by the - v ors will be needed to - - ' ne that and see just what kind of people go to that high school they help pay for. Remember this Friday and show them just hqjrf much you do think of your school You owe it to Brunswick High, to the otb students, and to yourselves to display the right kind of )irit. It is your j to get the older people pepped up so t’ will want to help you out and join in fun that night. Of course, the same goes for your ' sence at the game. Since this is or the most important games, you want to know it. The more cheering and the boys get, the more they will y winj and as this device becomes p J the better they will be able to f win. In all reality defeat or v Friday night depends largely on dents and the attitudes they di Ask any of the Brunswick fo heroes — theyH confirm this sure. This is their night , need you l If you all pull together Brunswick Eulldogs that you them 100 per cent, they car Amelia Orioles that Brunsw in skill, sportsmanship, t CALENDAR OF I3H.S. HIT PARADE Bobby - Barbara A. - - - _ ,,, , David - Audrey t.T An My Dove Loyd . Becky l S 0017 the ginning Johnnie - Patsy- Miss Y °u So Phil - Betty B. -Pineapple Princess Loyd M. - Wilma . ■ Come Ba ck Leroy - Betty Love 31111 Marriage Mary Ann - Jamie- - A L 11111011 to One Herbert - Pat vl u “ ' T Love You Truly Ann - Billy- _ - - - - Togetherness Helen - Jimmyl 111111 ‘ Yoll ' re Kine Brenda - Evp o +o ” 7 _ ss on Bells L V Qf7 P.E.A. If t ! : 1 H NOV. 7-11 Brunswick lost a hard fought contest to Prince Edward Academy of Farmville October 21, by the score of 19- Flaying before a large homec faiing crowd, Farmville jumped off lead on a single touchdo’ period but the Bulldogs on a long drive with C! ally scoring from si: ahead on Loyd Bell ' s bmp After that, Farphn-Hi ' N tightened up and held miin; while their offense scored ... second and fourth perioos to win, 19-7 ( d B.H.S. Ties mella ' ' 13-13 Brunswick dried oufc- ft wet Koiffl ing a little October 28 by fighting strong Amelia team to a 13-l tie Amelia scored in the firsp pe: and led at the half as Brunsyfc’ could get going. But after Bulldogs came back and scored oi Bell touchdown to tie the game up at the Clary ' s extra point made it 7-0. Bwnswick scored again mid-way the seaend period when Charles Lewis went over from two yards out. The half end- ed with Brunswick ahead, 13-0. The third period went scoreless as Brunswick displayed strong defensive But Bulldogs : ---4l - ; r olling again as they drove from 20 to the 50. Then Everette ' j q through the line and out- aWtrf. the goal for Brunswick ' s of the night and wrap ! | victory for the Bulldogs, winning, Brunswick moved up to the pf the standings with a 2-2-1 in district play. Also, the game widWs last for the season at rly ir t .gMpbaok f power in stopping the Rams cold, iut ' and( ping-_then jin_ the last period the Bui; a :|n teu t ' hp ; ran |e f (I ' ending ' 41 with 2 wins, 2 losses, for the -first season on the nev a bletic ield. j BASKETBALL PRACTICE BEGUN BOW-WOW STAFF SPONSORS Mrs. Jones Mrs. Long Mrs. Vaughan Left to Right: 1st Row--Jerry Rawlings, Sports Editor--Boys; Pat Clary, Assistant Editor; David Crichton, Mimeograph Operator; Jamie Jenkins, Feature Editor; Guy Estes, Feature Editor, Phil Lewis, Assistant Business Manager; Mary Ann Neal, Sports Editor- -Girls; Dale Cannon, Business Manager; Dorothy Jones, Typist; June Love Davis, Typist; Jeanne Eastwood, Mimeograph Operator; Brenda Washburn, Mimeograph Operator; Lula Wesson, Assistant Circulation Manager; Janet Jones, Club News; Lucy Heartwell, Editor. BRUNSWICK BAND The Brunswick High Band is now in its seventh year. As a musical organization of merit, its existence is expressly an opportunity for those students who seek an understand- ing and appreciation of music by learning to play an instrument well enough to be on the team of varied players that make up a band. The work of the band is divided into two parts, marching or football activities and concert work. There is valuable experience to be gained from preparing and presenting all of the many appearances the band makes each year. Activities of the year included performance at all home football games and two games away at Farmville and Park View. The band assisted the cheerleaders in providing school spirit at pep rallies. The Homecoming Parade, the University of Virginia Band Day, the Christmas program downtown Lawrenceville were other outdoor activities. In the spring there will be preparations for the district three band festival and the culmination of the years work in the formal spring concert. Band Director, Wayne Burgess makes a few points to John Lambdin, Larry Taylor, and Mary Alice John- son. BRUNSWICK BAND Claude Stembridge, President; Jeanette Duncan, Vice-President; Margie Baird, Secretary; Martha Ann Wholey, Treasurer; Deane Kirkland, Reporter. Left to Right: 1st Row-Wayne Rogers, Diane Barnes. 2nd Row-Steve Duncan, Mary Alyce Johnson, Sharon Rermolds, Reade Long, Deane Kirkland, Angelia Clary, Faye Norwood, Ann Hill, Larry Ketchum, Claude Stembridge. 3rd Row- Judy Chamlis, Mary Susan Heshood, Carolyn Adcock, Betty Browder, Sandra Browder, Mary Watkins Young, Linda Wright, Martha Ann Wholey; Carolyn Roberts, Nancy Duncan. 4th Row-Russ Rogers, Bill Seawell, Carlton Pearson, Danny Smith, David Fleshood, Betty Rogers, Gary Matthews, Johnny Thomas, Danny Lucy. 5th Row- Mr. Burgess, John Lambdin, David Turner, Ridky Davis, Larry Taylor, Robbie Jones. Left- Margie Baird, Alice Anmon, Cheryl McLaughlin, Joyce Powers. Right-Jeanette Duncan, Charlotte Ann Roberts, Jamie Baise. 87 Left to Right-- Faye Norwood, Kay Nolen, Brenda Barkley, Wilma McLaughlin, Lucy Heartwell, Captain, Ann Lafoon, June Love Davis, Hilda Anderson, Audrey Nicholson, Edith Lane Smith. 88 Left to Right— Margie Baird, Charlotte Ann Roberts, Alice Annon, Jeanette Duncan, Joyce Powers, Jamie Baise, Cheryl McLaughlin! 89 TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y Club is the girls ' branch of Y.M.C.A. in the high school. The club is composed of high school girls of all Christian faiths who desire to create, main- tain, and extend high standards of Christian living through- out the home, school, and community”. The activities and projects of the club center around this purpose. Each year the Brunswick Tri-Hi-Y sells refreshments at the football games, sends delegates to Model General Assem- bly, to District Meeting, and to Blue Ridge. Mary Ann Neal, President; Dale Cannon, Vice-President; Pat Clary, Chaplain; Janet Jones, Secretary; Elizabeth Wright, Treas- urer; Jean Eastwood, Reporter. Miss Lashley, Sponsor. Left to Right: 1st Row-Miss Lashley, Sponsor; Jane Parrish, Barbara Kidd, Martha Blick, Judy Jones, Nancy Batte, Jean Eastwood, Janet Jones, Betty Brewer, Margie Baird, Dorothy Jones, Lucille Mos- eley. 2nd Row- Carolyn Clarke, Sandy Carter, Lucy Heartwell, Lula Wesson, Betty Steed, June Davis, Audrey Nicholson, Eaye Hawkins, Wilma McLaughlin, Gloria Malone, Vivian Whitlow, Bonnie Gauldin. 3rd Row-Mary Alyce Johnson, Bonnie Edwards, Helen Brewer, Rachel Lewis, Katie Joyce Wright, Pat Clary, Peggy Blevins, Mary .Ann Neal, Dale Cannon, Elizabeth Wright, Nora Taylor, Barbara Clary. The Hi-Y Club is a branch of the Young Men ' s Chris- tian Association in high school committed to Christian pursuits. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, main- tain, and extend throughout the home, school, and com- munity, high standards of Christian character. The Hi- Y sells refreshments at ball games, sponsors Christmas baskets to the needy and has a gala formal banquet each year. Officers-- Jody Hudnall, President; Guy Estes, Vice-President; Phil Lewis, Sec- retary; Marshall Gauldin, Treasurer; David Crichton, Chaplain; Mr. Jones, Sponsor. Left to Right: First Row-Johnnie Short, David Crichton, John Lambdin, Guy Estes, Marshall Gauldin, Irby Adcock, Billy Hawkins, Ashby Browder. 2nd Row- Jimmy Browder, Jerry Rawlings, Phil Lewis Jamie Jenkins, Malcolm Cole, Loyd Bell, Bobby Ford, Jerry Clary. 3rd Row-David Turner, Homer Phillips, Jamie Browder, Jody Hudnall, Neil Corum, Taylor Finch, Wilbur King, Butch Clary. i HH I ■ 1 slip f IS V. iPgx.. • pK S bH I i ¥ F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools of the United States and Territories. It was formed to keep the girls interested in homemaking and to develop fundamental home making qualities. They learn to cook, sew, and plan meals for their future fam- ilies. The motto, Toward New Horizons, expresses the purpose of the organization — learning to live better to- day in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. Barbara Kidd, Vice-President; Pat Clary, President; Rachel Lewis, Secretary; Mrs. Ford, Sponsor: Sylvia Harrison, Treasurer; Cathy Glidewell, Reporter; Mrs. Griffith, Sponsor. Left to Right: 1st Row-Cathy Glidewell, Nancy Seward, Barbara Tanner, Martha Blick, Margie Baird, Nancy Batte, Janet Jones, Patsy Matthews, Barbara Kidd. 2nd Row-Virginia Bishop, Patsy Clarke, Mary Etta Lambert, Gloria Malone, Helen Brewer, Lula Wesson, Rebecca Powell, Brenda Washburn. 3rd Row-Judy Jones, Carolyn Clarke, Mary Alyce Johnson, Rachel Lewis, Jean Rogers, Joan Ellis, Geraldine Wesson, Jo Ann Lucy. 4th Row- Mrs. Griffith, Sponsor, Cordie Jones, Sylvia Harrison, Pat Clary, Ann Lafoon, Emma Jean Clary, Barbara Jean Rogers, Mary Daniel, Mrs. Ford, Sponsor. f ■ ■ 1 ■ ; mm mm • 23 If III Bill saga 1 ,l g _ 1 S P f 1 r A 1 ■A f 5SES 1 113 mm ii ?- 5 , _ F.F.A. The F. F. A. stands for the Future Farmers of America. This is a national organization of farm boys who are expected to become farmers. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. The motto, Learning to Do- -Doing to Learn- -Earning to Live --Living to Serve, is filled with practical philosophy, reflecting a spirit and sincerity that shows the true view- point of farm youth. The F. F. A. is one of the most out- standing national pupil organizations in America. All throughout the year, the F.F.A. has such con- tests as dairy judging, farm mechanics, crop judging and forestry. In February, a Father and Son Banquet is given for our fathers. Mr. Skinner, Sponsor; Edward Wright, Sec- retary; Charles Lewis, Treasurer; Luther Daniel, Vice-President; Robert May ton, President; John Clay, Reporter. Left to Right: 1st Row-Robert Mayton, Charles Gauldin, Marshall Gauldin, Clarence Edmonds, Gerald Lucy, Walton Abernathy. 2nd Row-Mr. Skinner, Tommy Powell, Douglas Jones, Donnie Gauldin, Tru- man Bowen, Wayne Corum. 3rd Row-Everette Daniel, Eugene Abernathy, Ray Lewis, John Clay, Gary Matthews. 4th Row- Frankie Pearson, Benny Perkinson, Rodney Forbis, Luther Daniel, Edward Wright, Charles Lewis, Kenneth Whitby. D.O. CLUB To become a member of the D. O. Club a person must have 8 units and be 16 years old unless a job is classified as hazardous. Then he or she must be at least 18 years old. Furthermore the pupil must express a desire to gain working experience and must submit written permission from the parents. After an interview with the student, the co-ordinator decides whether or not the pupil is ready and fitted for the opportunity of going into a place of business. The purpose of the D. O. Club is to give the boys and girls some first hand experience in business and industry while they are in high school. The D. O. Club helps the pupil to find out what he doesn ' t want to do in life as well as what he wants to do. Officers- -Rebecca Samford, Reporter; Cede Tanner, SecretaryjMr. Witten, Sponsor; Ash- by Browder, Treasurer; Butch Clary, Presi- dent; Harry Allman, Vice-President. Left to Right: 1st Row-Mr. Witten, Sponsor; Rebecca Samford, Ellen Bishop, Cede Tanner, Charles Pearson, Butch Clary. 2nd Row- Wayne Wesson, Wayne Turner, C. P. Delbridge, Tommy Crowder. 3rd Row-James Browder, Ashby Browder, Travis Daniel, Russell Bowles, Harry Allman. [ ¥ rt mA r mm flwSB i v TB’ IH J Jfl ir l Ck !■[ U | ' V: ■ ’ % i f|. M IjS L- -i MT The Latin Club, Sodalitas Latinae. is dedicated to- ward carrying the torch of classical civilization into our modern world. Since this modern world is indebted to the ancient civilization in its government, laws, literatures, languages, and arts, the club holds that a well-rounded knowledge of Greek and Roman culture can help build a better world for the future. Club activities, which supple- ment the regular class room work, are both social and civic. The motto, Res Non Verba, is an inspiration for members to work for the good of the whole school. Club colors are purple and gold and the flower is the rose, so loved by the Romans and still today the queen of the flowers. The club is affiliated with the National Junior Classical League and the Classical Association of Virginia. Cheryl McLaughlin, President; Greta Vaughan, g Secretary; Faye Norwood, Treasurer; Harold § Neal, Vice-President; Dianne Barnes, Re- | porter. Left to Right: 1st Row- Pixie Crane, Betty Taylor, Betty Sue Page, David Meshood, Anne Lewis, Buck Heartwell, Betty Browder, Kay Pearson, Jan Warriner, Buck Rogers, Wayne Washburn, Carl Miller, Joe Eastwood, Sharon Reynolds, Mabel Clary, Barbara Brown, Lois Ellen Zook. 2nd Row- Bobby Hawthorne, Barbara Freeman, Rebekah Watkins, Cheryl McLaughlin, Jo Ann Walthall, Mary Ann Snead, Judy Pope, Mary Watkins Young, Susan Daniel, Charlotte Taylor, Linda Wright, Judy Crane, Ann Ellis, Belle Elliot, Betty Matthews, Judy Chandler, Wayne Rogers, Ann Hill, Paige Bishop, Faye Norwood, Joe Barkley, Danny Stembridge, 3rd Row- Ann Randolph, Dianne Barnes, Martha Ann Wholey, Jamie Baise, Steve Bishop, Jane Hawthorne, Ronnie Rogers, Greta Vaughan, Joyce Clay, Martha Lewis, Pearl Owen, Mary Elizabeth Kidd, Sandra Daniel, Carolyn Davis, Jo Lambert, Shirley King, Jo Ann Cumbia,.. Louise Crowder, Deane Kirkland, Joanne Roberts, Brenda Barnes. 4th Row- Mary Ann Ford, Lynn Bell, Patricia Lewis, Juanita Powers, Cheryl Browder, Betty Gayle Barnes, Kay Nolen, Betty Rogers, Barbara Jean Williams, Muriel Williams, Karen Clary, Cindy Taylor, Leslie Morrison, Mary Ann Baird. 5th Row- Mrs. Flinn, Sponsor; George Coleman, Randolph Baird, Chris Ellis, Eddie Blick, Harvey Flinn, Malvern Barrow , Sammy Sadler, Harold Neal, Preston Ozmore, Milton Moore, C. T. Abernathy, George Smith , Tommy Craine, Ronnie Perkinson, Jim Matthews, Danny Smith. BETA CLUB The Beta Club is an exclusive club; the members of which have to have a 90 average in high school, as well as good character and leadership. This is a club for Juniors and Seniors only. The club tries to create an interest in scholastic standings and honesty in class work. It spon- sors the Valentine Dance as an annual project. Phil Lewis, President; Hilda Gray Anderson, Vice President; Barbara Ann Kidd, Secretary; Billy Roberts, Treasurer; Dorothy Jones, Reporter. Left to Right: 1st Row-Barbara Ann Kidd, Lucy Heartwell, Jean Eastwood, Dorothy Jones, Joyce Tutor, Edith Lane Smith, Alice Annon, Betty Smithson. 2nd Row-Bonnie Gauldin, Janet Jones, Barbara Clary, Wilma McLaughlin, Hilda Gray Anderson, Kathy Jones, Betty Steed, Audrey Nicholson. 3rd Row- Nora Taylor, Elizabeth Wright, Mary Alyce Johnson, Susan Doyle, Katie Joyce Wright, John Lambdin, Mrs. Smithson, Sponsor. 4th Row-Jody Hudnall, Dale Cannon, Russ Rodgers, Dottee Peebles, Phil Lewis, Guy Estes, Malcolm Cole, Jamie Jenkins, Billy Roberts. MONOGRAM CLUB The Monogram Club is a club consisting of boys and girls who have participated in the sports of Brunswick High. To become a member, a person has to earn a letter in one of the school ' s three sports by playing approximately half the time on the varsity team. The purpose of the club is to create an interest in the sports of the school and to develop good sportsmanship. A sportsmanship award is presented each year to a boy and a girl who have shown outstanding qualities. The Monogram Club also sponsors Home- coming and awards keys to all senior members. Marshall Gauldin, President; Audrey Nicholson, Vice- President; Betty Steed, Secretary and Treasurer ; Loyd Bell, Reporter; Mr. Pinchbeck, Mrs. Cowan, Mr. Hughes, Sponsors. Left to Right: 1st Row-Coach Pinchbeck, Mrs. Cowan, Loyd Bell, Betty Steed, Audrey Nicholson, Marshall Gauldin, Mr. Hughes. 2nd Row-Joyce Waller, Patricia Lewis, Martha Ann Wholey, Barbara Freeman, Charles Lewis, Wilma McLaughlin, Brenda Washburn, Irvin Adcock. 3rd Row-Jimmy Clary, Freddy Reekes, Anabelle Williams, Billy Roberts, Peggy Blevins, Pat Clary, Jerry Rawlings, Butch Clary, Phil Batchelor. 4th Row-Jerry Clary, David Crichton, Rives Webb, Donald Clary, Donnie Clary, Russ Rodgers, George Daniel. Q.R.V RADIO CLUB The purpose of this club is to provide the students of the school with more opportunities to develop their interest in various fields of electronics through experi- mental work and operation of the radio station of the school. The name Q. R. V. stands for We are Ready, and we have adopted this as our motto. This is the second year for electronics in Brunswick High, and we hope the interest in the club will- grow in the future. We have the equipment and the ability to repair radios Officers- -Wayne Kirkland, Secretary, Treas- urer, and Reporter; Homer Phillips, Presi- dent; Steve Duncan, Vice-President. Left to Right: 1st Row- Wayne Kirkland. 2nd Row- Woody Clary, Harvey Flinn, Homer Phillips Steve Duncan, Malvern Barrow, Mr. Lotspeich, Sponsor. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club consists of those students who are taking Spanish I or II and desire to belong. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to help our members and the people around us become better ac- quainted with the Spanish- speaking people; their cus- toms, language, and livelihood. David Crichton, President; Jamie Browder, Vice-President; Lucy Heartwell, Secretary; Barbara Tynes, Treasurer; Peggy Blevins, Reporter; Mrs. Vaughan, Sponsor. Left to Right: 1st Row- Martha Blick, Judy Jones, Janet Flinn, Lucy Heartwell, Jane Parrish, Frances Epperson, Vivian Whitlow, Betty Steed, Jean Short, Linda Newman, Linda Wright, Mrs. Vaughan, Spon- sor. 2nd Row-Betty Smithson, Mary Etta Lambert, Jeanne Eastwood, Judy Perkinson, Audrey Nichol- son, Faye Hawkins, Edith Smith, Anne Lou Porter, Wayne Barnes, Loyd Bell, Jimmy Clary, Lannie Ruth Hart. 3rd Row- Mary Ann Neal, Susan Doyle, Doris Clary, Cathy Jones, Anabelle Williams, Joyce Waller, Freddie Reekes, Ronnie Perkinson, Bill Market, Dottee Peebles, Barbara Tynes, Hardy Blick. 4th Row- David Crichton, Rives Webb, Billy Deibridge, Jimmy Peebles, Peggy Blevins, Donald Clary, Jamie Browder, Donnie Clary, Bud Smith, Dal Sumrel. Barbara Lucy, Reporter; Kay Nolan, Vice-President; BrendE Barkley, Secretary and Treasurer; Rachel Lewis, President Mrs. Elmore, Sponsor. LIBRARY CLUB From a charter membership last year of fifteen members, the library club in this, its second year, has more than doubled in membership. The purnose of this club is to pro- mote horary services in all areas of school work. The members are en- thusiastic in their service to students or teachers as they seek in any way possible to be helpful. Mrs. Lawrence Elmore, librar ian, is the club sponsor. Left to Right: 1st Row- Anne Lynch, Patricia Lewis, Carolyn Davis, Mrs. Elmore. 2nd Row-Belle Elliott, Manning Rodgers, Rebecca Watkins, Kay Nolan, Barbara Lucy, Brenda Barkley, Rachel Lewis. 3rd Row-Delois Daniel, Sue Edmonds. Anne Lewis, Juanita Powers, Betty Meade Taylor, Linda Walker Martha Lewis, Rachel Wall, Joyce Olay, Jane Hawthorne, Lois Sneade, Greta Vaughan, Pearl Owens Hughberta Moore, Jean Edmonds, Suzanne Raney, June Townsend, Barbara Tynes, Pat Matthews Phyllis Pierce, Judy Perkinson. B CHORAL CLUB The Choral Club is made up of students from the music appreciation class who receive one unit credit, and those who wish to sing on a voluntary basis just for the enjoyment and the enriching experience of enlarging their musical knowledge and repetoire. Sight- singing of two and three part harmony by note is stressed. Though our beginning has been modest and our music has been limited by the absence of male voices in our ranks, we hope to arouse greater interest and to enlist the participation of even more girls and some boys each succeeding year. During the school year we sing for special chapel programs and Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, and the Baccalaureate and Commencement Services. We hope that our vocal endeavors have ana will con- tribute to the tone and spirit of each member individually and to the school as a whole. Let there be singing for where there is song there is no room for malice s Ann Lafoon, President; Beverly Daniel, Vice- President; Katie Joyce Wright, Secretary- Treasurer; Margaret Rose, Accompanist: Dorothy Jones, Reporter ; Mrs. Manson, Spon- sor Left to Right: 1st Row- Mary Ann Tuck, Arlene Thacker, Brenda Barnes, Cathy Glidewell, Mary Alice Mull, Jean Edmunds, Becky Pace, Cindy Taylor, Judy Pope, Linda Overby, Charlotte Taylor, Susan Daniel, Margaret Rose. 2nd Row- Mabel Clary, Shelby Finch, Betty Gale Barnes, Beverly Daniel, Joyce Powers, Phyllis Acree, Dolly Elliot, Reda Jane Nelson, Linda Lucy, Jan Warriner, Ann Lafoon, Katie Joyce Wright, Loisellen Zook, Dorothy Jones, Mary Elizabeth Kidd, Betty Lou Matthews, Ann Ellis. 3rd Row-Jo Ann Roberts, Cheryl Browder, Sue Davis, Daphne McLaughlin, Betty Ann Powell, Brenda Adams, Betty Davis, Barbara Glenn, Mary Ann Snead, Connie Foster, Mrs. Manson, Sponsor. BRUNSWICK SENIOR 4-H CLUB The objective of Senior 4-H Club work is to assist in the development of boys and girls into useful and desirable citizens in a democratic society. Useful - in terms of learning new and improved practices in agriculture, home econo- mics, and closely related fields such as safety and health. Desirable - in terms of developing good character traits, wholesome attitudes, leader- ship qualities, interest in and an appreciation of their school, church, and community in order that they may become effective family members and outstanding participating citizens. The Senior 4-H Club members participated in many projects and activities during the year. Project work undertaken was 4-H Career Exploration and 4-H Automotive Care and Safety. Outstanding activities that members participated in consisted of: district and state contests, Senior 4-H Camp, 4-H Share the Fun Contest, and 4-H Short Course. The 4-H Club motto is To Make the Best Better. Left to Right: 1st Row-Lynn Bell, Betty Browder. 2nd Row-Robbie Jones, Linda Overby, Judy Pope, Margie Baird, Edna Shell, Doris Clary, Mary Elizabeth Daniel, Mary Ann Ford, E. B. Matthews, Anne Randolph, Anne Lewis. 3rd Row- Bobby Coleman, Bobby Ray Roberts, Kenndel Elmore, Billy Judd, Richard Purnell, Nelson Powell, Carl Gauldin, Buck Rogers, Jim Matthews, George Edward Coleman. 4th Row-Ricky Wright, Johnny Frank Myrick, Hershell Mitchell, Lewis Moseley, J. W. Browder, Floyd Roberts, Eugene Daniel, Eddie Davis, Bobby Hawthrone. TO MAKE THE BEST BETTER 4 H CLUBS BRUNSWICK COUNTY Night is drawing nigh. After the work is all over. When the day is over Mr. Abernathy checks his wrecker. Mechanics tune them up. No Letter Today Boys In Blue Need Money ? 4 a w MEN ABOUT TOWN Take A Letter Tax Time Mr. Lotspeich Takes A Break Curls Or Tangles Hi Down There! Let Me Know If You See Coach J. V. Basketball B. I. Pinchbeck, Coach LAWRENCEVILLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The progress of our town and country depends upon the orderly presentation and settlement of our civic and economic problems and upon the organized efforts of conscientious leaders to promote improvement. The Lawrenceville Chamber of Commerce is devoted to the better- ment of our community and without it many things of which we are proud would not exist. Serves Lawrenceville and Brunswick County Compliments of THE BRUNSWICK HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Lawrenceville, Virginia J. V. Football Mr. Loyd Bell, Coach CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! from BRUNSWICK CHEVROLET, INC. The Most Beautiful Buy of All CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE Telephone 2216 Lawrenceville Virginia THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Capital $120,000 — Surplus $240,000 Member F. D. I. 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STORE THE NEW MARKET Kenbridge, Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1961 Farmers and Merchants Bank endorses what Benjamin Franklin said: An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” You have success- fully completed your high school education and have accumulated know- ledge that will be of use to you in your future careers-Careers that will embrace such diversified fields as business, the professions, agriculture or homemaking. No matter what career you have chosen, your quest for knowledge should continue as you will always be able to draw upon this investment the rest of your life. The Staff of Farmers and Merchants Bank has accumulated collectively over 230 years of banking know-how which we will be pleased to share with you. We invite you to discuss with any of our friendly staff your individual financial needs. We will be delighted to advise you on the approximate cost of attending your favorite college, or business school; the financing of an automobile, farm equipment or home. In our 30 years of service in this community, we have helped many folks handle their financial problems - we are ready to help you. Serving Brunswick Co unty ond Southside Virginio Compliments of C. C. CLARY SON CLARKE ' S SELF SERVICE Successors to Clary Son General Merchandise GROCERY Country Products Bought Sold Phone: Lawrenceville 5611 Lawrenceville, Virginia Gasburg, Virginia FIRESTONE DEALER STORE, Compliments of INC New Used Tires MAYO LOCKERMAN Batteries Accessories GROCERIES 311 New Street Phone 2126 Gasburg, Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia JONES MOTOR, INC. Dealer in Land Standing Timber Specializing in Dodge Dodge-Dart Lancer Good Forestry S. R. JONES, JR. SONS Sales Service Phone 5621 Lawrenceville, Virginia Gasburg Route Phone 2173 Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of NEWMAN ' S SUPER SERVICE WESTERN AUTO Lawrenceville, Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia Brunswick County ' s LAWRENCEVILLE MOTOR CO. Only Self-Service Pontiac Tempest 5 and 10 Sales Sei’vice GENE ' S 5 10 Tel. 2510 Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of PEGGY ANN FROCKS It Costs So Little To NO. 1 MILLING COMPANY Look So Lovely Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina Alberta, Virginia BLACKSTONE GUANO Congratulations from COMPANY, INC. (Affiliated with Virginia- Carolina Chemical Corp.) Manufacturers of Blackstone Quality Fertilizers ALBERTA HARDWARE Alberta, Virginia Blackstone, Virginia J. R. ORGAIN, JR. REALTOR Alberta, Virginia Compliment $ of WASHBURN ' S GROCERY Alberta, Virginia C. E. DELBRIDGE Buyer of Land, Pulpwood, Standing Timber Gasburg, Virginia Office Phone - Lawrenceville 5502 Compliments of VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments 0 PAUL MALONE Groceries -Produce- Frozen Foods Phone 5528 Lawrenceville, Virginia EMPORIA DINER Where Friends Meet, Greet ' n ' Eat 24 Hour Service — Curb Service WHITLEY’S TEXACO SERVICE Goodrich Tires Tubes -Texaco Products-Washing- Lubrication Polishing-Tire Repair Open 24 Hours--Phone ME4-2513 Daytime Road Service Emporia, Virginia THE SLEDGE BARKLEY COMPANY Compliments 0 1896 1961 65th Anniversary THE BANK OF Serving your father and your grandfather Now let us serve you! ! McKENNEY, INC. Our Business built on — Quality — Service Fair Treatment McKenney, Virginia R. R. Barkley Pres. Mgr. Compliments of HINES SUPER MARKET T. B. Hines, Prop. South Hill, Virginia Phone Day 2081-Night 5446 LAWRENCEVILLE SAW SERVICE Authorized Dealer For Poulan Chain Saws Sales Service Johnson Motor Glasspar Boats James Clary, Owner Bill Brewer, Manager SEVEN UP BOTTLING CO. You’ll Like It— It Likes You South Hill, Virginia Compliments of CLEATON PONTIAC CLEATON HARDWARE CLEATON EQUIPMENT CO. South Hill, Virginia Compliments of THE CITIZENS BANK INCORPORATED Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation South Hill, Virginia Compliments of LACROSSE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Building Supplies-Mouldings-Flooring-Sidings Panelling-Builder ' s Hardware See Us Before You Build Phone Plaza 7-3825 LaCrosse Virginia W.J. Dugger J.S. Dugger DUGGER TRACTOR EQUIPMENT COMPANY Allis-Chalmers Farm Machinery Dealer Box 44 Phone 2212 Lawrenceville, Virginia CLARK ' S DEPT. STORE Shoes — Furnishings — Ready-To-Wear For Men, Women, and Children L.E. Clarke G.L. Clarke Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of KING ' S TEXACO SERVICE LARRY ' S LUNCH Lawrenceville, Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia 580 KC The Big Sound in Southside Virginia WLES RADIO MITCHELL BROTHERS BOWEN GAS ELECTRIC CO. Phone ME4-3013 Bottled Gas - Televisions Maytag Washers Emporia, Virginia 116 N. Main St. Emporia, Va. LEE’S JEWELERS Compliments of Emporia ' s Largest Jewelers 404 S. Main St. - 405 Halifax St. EMPORIA ESSO Emporia, Virginia Emporia, Virginia Compliments of SINCLAIR SERVICE CENTER BILLY HARRIS 300 N. Main St. REUBEN ALLEN Emporia, Virginia EMPORIA OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Headquarters for office supplies, typewriters, school supplies Emporia, Virginia DUGGER HARDWARE CO. Frigidaire Maytag Appliances ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Gas, Oil, Greasing, Tire Service Phone ME4-3729 207 S. Main St. Emporia, Va. DIXIE SPEEDBOWL Emporia, Virginia Sponsored by V.F.W. CENTRAL SERVICE STATION George W. Baird, Prop. Dial PA9-2251 Brodnax, Virginia THE LITTLE JEWELRY SHOPPE Where Better Repair Work Is Done Emporia, Virginia CHARLES BLOOM DEPT. STORE 405 S. Main St. Emporia, Virginia SLAW ' S The Home of Fine Foods 1 Mile West of Blackstone on Hwy 460 Phone 705 J WINSTEAD FLORIST WINN BROTHERS FURNITURE CO. 102 W. Broad Street Flowers anytime, anywhere Westinghouse Appliances Duo-Therm Oil Heaters 306 S. Main St. Emporia, Va. Phone 252 Blackstone, Va. B. W. Sebrell, Jr., President W. Russell Rodgers, Vice-Pres. Mildred S. Rawlings, Sec. - Treas. BRUNSWICK INSURANCE AGENCY CORP. Compliments 0 BRUNSWICK LUMBER COMPANY Alberta, Virginia Congratulations from ECONOMY GROCERY Phone Alberta 2081 Alberta, Virginia Good Luck MONTGOMERY DRUG CO. to Class of ' 61 Have Your Doctor Phone Your Prescription — Fast SOUTH HILL MOTOR CO., INC. Service For The Sick Phone HI 7-3210 Ford Products South Hill, Virginia Phone HI 7-3551 South Hill PARKER OIL CO.-INC. Products of the Pure Oil Company Your Locally Owned Oil Company Plants Located At: Emporia Lawrenceville Victoria Chas. W. Crowder Geo. D. Griffith, Jr. CROWDER AND HOLLOWAY, INC. 109 N. Mecklenburg Avenue P. O. Box 156 South Hill, Virginia Phone 7-3434 Elizabeth G. Wood Kathleen B. Rowley CREWS AMBULANCE SERVICE BILL ' S PIT COOKED BARBECUE Day and Night Where Friends Meet Friends Phone Hillside 7-3212 Hwy. 1 South of South Hill South Hill, Virginia South Hill, Virginia KENBRIDGE FURNITURE CO. Furniture, Paint, Floor Coverings, Glass-Cut-To-Order, Oil Stoves, Etc. Phone 2336 Kenbridge, Virginia THEO. RIPBERGER AND CO. Household Appliances by General Electric Philco, Maytag Cabinets and Sinks by Youngstown Phone 3601 Kenbridge, Virginia Women who love their families set a Tip-Top Table mt TIP-TOP BREAD WARD BAKING CO. HOTEL BELFIELD 129 North Main Phone ME-43171 Emporia, Virginia Rocky Mount, North Carolina MUSIC SHOP WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE Musical Instruments STORE Record Players — Tape Recorders Juke Boxes for Rent Home Owned by Records — New Used Felix Dodel 155 Baker Street Emporia, Virginia Emporia, Virginia Compliments 0 FIRST NATIONAL BANK BRADLEY-HOUSE FURNITURE CO. Household Furnishings — Rugs Westinghouse Appliances Emporia, Virginia Emporia, Virginia BEST WISHES m A+m A Petersburg Virginia WEVA Southside Virginia ' s No. 1 Station Emporia, Virginia 1000 Watts 860 Clear Channel Service Your Financial Friend THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Emporia, Virginia Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Compliments of THE LAWRENCEVILLE TOBACCO Board of Trade R. MACLIN SMITH PHARMACIST INGE FEED SEED CO. Baby Chicks - Poultry Dairy Feeds We are in Business for your Health Hay - Grain - Flour - Field Seeds Fertilizer Farm Supplies Phone 2421 Phone 3731 Kenbridge, Virginia Kenbridge, Virginia Compliments of PLANTER WAREHOUSE O. K. WAREHOUSE Phone 2496 Kenbridge, Virginia Kenbridge, Virginia LOVE BROTHERS LEADER WAREHOUSE Glenn Love Cabel Love Sell at the House of Love Kenbridge, Virginia Compliments of EDMONDS GROCERY Gasburg Route Lawrenceville, Virginia JOHN E. MOORE Dealer in General Merchandise Triplet, Virginia Compliments of DINWIDDIE ELECTRIC SALE SERVICE COMPANY McKenney, Virginia McKENNEY HARDWARE BUTTERWORTH ' S STORE SUPPLY COMPANY Dinwiddie ' s Finest Hardware-Furniture-Appliances Fresh Meats - Fruits - Vegetables Plumbing-Heating-Electrical General Merchandise Western Auto Agency Foods - Fertilizers Phone Greenfield 8-3401 McKenney, Virginia Building Materials Phone H 09-6611 Dinwiddie, Virginia Compliments of CHEELY ' S ESSO GROCERY HUSKEY FLYING A SERVICE STATION Phone Alberta 2119 McKenney, Virginia Warfield, Virginia DIXIE OIL COMPANY P. A. Hopgood - Owner WARFIELD FORD MOTOR CO. Gas - Heating Oil Sales and Service Tires and Accessories Phone Alberta 2111 Phone GR8-3121 McKenney, Virginia Warfield, Virginia Compliments 0 BOLTE MOTOR COMPANY E. E. VAUGHAN SON International Sales Service Phone GR8-3731 Farm and Home Supply McKenney, Virginia Dolphin, Virginia Compliments of NOTTOWAY RESTAURANT SERVICE STATION Phone GR8-7805 Warfield, Virginia Best Wishes From BRODNAX MILLS, INC. Brodnax, Virginia Compliments of FERGUSON AND FERGUSON Buyers Dryers of Peanuts Emporia, Virginia Phone ME4-3746 FREE STATE LAUNDRY-CLEANERS, INC. Where The Charm Of Newness Is Restored Phone 3761 Phone Hi7-3908 Kenbridge, Va. South Hill, Va. W.R. EZELL Lawrenceville LUMBER Virginia NEWSOM AND ALLEN MOTORS, INC. Sales — Ford — Service 24 Hour Wrecker Service Telephone 2542 Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments 0 BUTLER LUMBER COMPANY Lawrenceville Chase City Virginia Class of ' 61 THE TRADING POST A. B. LEWIS SERVICE STATION Blackstone ' s Most Popular Priced Store General Merchandise Phone 825 Alberta, Virginia Blackstone, Virginia C. B. WALLER SON Fairfax Hall Food Products Groceries - Feeds BARROW GROCERY COMPANY Gas and Oils INC Alberta and Danieltown, Virginia Blackstone, Virginia PAULS PLANTERS WAREHOUSE Lobster and Steak House M. E. Inge, Prop. The Home of Select Foods For the Sale of Leaf Tobacco 213 South Main Street Phone 788 Blackstone, Va. Blackstone, Virginia LUCY SHEFFIELD Radio-Television-Appliances Hi Fi Stereo Phonographs Telephone 482 We Service All Makes Blackstone, Virginia Congratulations from- YE OLE VIRGINNIE McKenny, Virginia Congratulations from Coca-Cola Drink Coca-Cola in Bottles Quality You Trust EMPORIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Emporia Virginia 518 Halifax Street Phone ME 4-2073 Caps Gowns by ATLANTIC LIFE INSURANCE CO. COLLEGIATE CAP GOWN Life Endowments CO. Non-Cancelable Hospitalization James L. Deck Mallory G. Lafoon, Agent Tel. 2362 Box 4735 Richmond 29, Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of BRUNSWICK BOX CO., INC. Buyers of Short Logs and Pulp Wood Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of ROSE ' S 5 10 CENT STORE FLOWERS SCHOOL AND EQUIPMENT CO. Lawrenceville, Virginia Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of FAMILY SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family Emporia Lawrenceville SHAFTS Your Formal Headquarters Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina Be Sociable — — Have a Pepsi! PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. Phone ME 4-3216 Emporia, Va. McCLENNY’S ESSO J. B. (Bradford) McClenney and J. B. (Jimmy) Perkins Complete Radiator Service Auto Body Repair and Wheel Alignment 24-Hour Wrecker Service State Inspection Center Phone: Day, 2618— Night, 2187 Lawrenceville, Virginia BUCK’S STORE COMMUNITY BARBER SHOP Rawlings, Virginia Elmore Carpenter For big shavers little shavers too Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of DANIEL DRUGS A FRIEND Lawrenceville, Virginia WAQUA RESTAURANT SERVICE STATION Alvin Smith, Prop. Phone 2143 Warfield, Virginia Compliments of HARTSELL ' S JEWELRY Lawrenceville, Virginia DANIEL’S ESSO STATION Warfield, Virginia Compliments of BRUNSWICK BARBER SHOP J.R. Hawkins J.S. Simmons Compliments of GEORGE SHORT Compliments of KELLY DELBRIDGE General Store Gasburg, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of MABEL ' S BEAUTY SHOP Lawrenceville, Virginia BRUNSWICK COUNTY FARM BUREAU ROOK ' S BARBECUE Gaston, Virginia VIRGINIA FARM BUREAU INS. D. E. Bishop-Agent Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of E. T. Fleshood PEOPLES LIFE INSURANCE CO. BROCKWELL TRUCKING CO. INC. Lawrenceville, Virginia Emporia, Virginia B C TEXACO SERVICE STATION Rt. 1 and 40 McKenney, Virginia R. B. TEMPLE SERVICE STATION Dinwiddie, Virginia Compliments of Congratulations Seniors! MODEL GROCERY STORE DINWIDDIE MOTOR CO. Phone H09-4821 Lawrenceville, Virginia Dinwiddie, Virginia DOYLE’S STORE DINWIDDIE ESSO General Merchandise SERVICE CENTER McKenney, Virginia Dinwiddie, Virginia Congratulations from THE CLE AN-ALL SHOP WASH-A-MAT J. Clifton Hobgood, Prop. Compliments of ROBERTSON OIL CO. Compliments of McKENNEY BARBER SHOP McKenney, Virginia Compliments of A FRIEND McKENNEY DRY CLEANERS REESE ' S SERVICE STATION GARAGE W. D. Reese, Prop. Phone GR8-2321 Wrecking Service U.S. Hwy. No. 1, North- HO9-9801 McKenney, Virginia Dinwiddie, Virginia Dr. George BaskerviUe DINWIDDIE DRUG STORE DENTIST Pete Thrower, Pharmacist Res. Phone H09-4361 McKenney, Virginia Phone H 09-2361 Dinwiddie, Va. McKENNEY’ S SUNOCO Compliments of McKenney, Virginia WILMURT’S MOTEL McKenney, Virginia Compliments of STATE THEATER Lawrenceville, Virginia Compliments of LAWRENCEVILLE DAIRY TREAT Lawrenceville, Va. The annual staff would like to use this last ad space to thank the mer- chants who made it possible to pub- lish this annual by filling the preceed- ing ad spaces. It is hoped that the students who enjoyed this annual will show their appreciation by patronizing our ad- vertisers. ANNUAL STAFF Compliments of LAWRENCEVILLE BRICK TILE CORPORATION Build With Brick Lawrenceville, Virginia Meherrin Regional Library 3 9515 1001 0769 9 i R Bulldog (Lawrenceville, 373. Va.) 755575 The Bulldog B Meherrin Regional Library 1961