Brunswick High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

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' ’iia Expressions at Practice Mrs. Long contemplates shooting a member of the Senior play cast while anxious but amused actors Julia Lewis, Janet Dark and Phil Johnson wonder who it will be. Comics hold a strange fascination for Sammy Whitby as he follows the plight of Steve Canyon. Mr. Manson ' s English 5 class swings with enthusiasm as Mary Beth Schepp and Brenda Webb lead the folk songs with Kendal Elmore, alumnus, as accompanist. VI

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Criticism Each fall there are certain expressions that every student becomes accustomed to. Some of these are not so pleasant — the tired faces of those who stayed up too late studying for tests — discouraged fans and football players after a loss. Others are full of joy — smiles of majorettes in the homecoming parade — A familiar scene to all football players. Coach Pinchbeck is generous with his criticism hoping it will help his players. Smiles flash from head majorette Alice Wholey to excited crowds as the homecoming parade nears an end. V

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and Play Exerting all his energy and attention, Dickie Baird perfects his kick-off. Excitement of actors in the Senior Play. But remembered expressions don ' t occur only in special activities. Laughter and fun often enter into classrooms — Singing folk songs in English class and reading the comics during the study hall. Laughter siezes Gayle Goodson as Mrs. Thompson pretends to be angry with her in bookkeeping class. VII