Brunswick High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

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Competitive Students Pull For Boastir arrival of Homecomir festivities, the Band proudly high- steps down main street. With that pro touch, Betsy Sneade tries her hand at passing to pull ahead of Juniors. With some hard work and a little pull, the FFA float won Homecoming competition and led the parade, carrying president Tommy Coleman. 26

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Conducting in his best style Mr. Robinson vainly attempts to block Charles Vaughan as Vince Radford takes it all in during the annual faculty-Hi-Y basketball game. 25

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I: ■[ ; Unity — A Vital Experience In Life Putting their all into preparing for a band performance, designing and building the best homecoming float, or combining abilities to win a game, students acquire a feeling of unity. Playing the “Fight Song” creates the spirit of victory, oneness, and participation as the band announces the arrival of the Bulldogs and the long worked-over floats. Competitive spirit overcomes the once present unity when classes cheer their princesses and floats, passing in review by the courthouse. Students select favorites in powder-puff games, being fought out between Junior and Senior girls. To lend to the various moods, unity inspires the students to take pride in the school and pull together for success. 27