Brunswick High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

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◄ Pamela Lee set out to help her fellow classmates become familiar with the school rules and encour¬ aged them to make whole¬ some contributions to their school. ◄ By now Audree Jolly had become accustomed to being in the limelight, for she was selected as Miss Black Teenager from Brunswick County last sum¬ mer and had made several television appearances while participating in the Black Teenage Virginia Pageant. She just has the natural ability to lead. ◄ Tony Barnes and Quintin Kelly worked closely together in planning activi¬ ties for the senior class. One plus for Tony’s presi¬ dency was that he was well liked by everyone, and had no trouble getting people to cooperate. Opening 3

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Leaders in the Making When Quintin Kelly accepted his leadership role, he began to work on his campaign promises, to enhance student teacher relationships and to make the SCA a more effective force at Brunswick Senior High. He, along with the sponsor and the members of the SCA worked very hard planning the activities which turned out to be great. Another activity sponsored by the SCA during Quintin’s stay in office was the presentation of an apple and cookies to each teacher during Amer¬ ican Education Week. Emerging victorious from the class elections were Tony Barnes, presi¬ dent of the senior class; Audree Jolly, junior class president; and Pamela Lee, president of the sophomore class. Contents Title 1 Opening 2 Special Events 4 Student Life 20 Academics 58 People 82 Ads 126 Index 135 Closing 143 A Quintin Kelly’s philoso¬ phy for daily living is based upon the principle ‘‘Enthusi¬ asm makes the difference.” Opening

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The NHS Induction Ceremony Even though some of the prospective members of the National Honor Society were a little skeptical about dressing like hobos and wearing identification tags during their initiation period, every¬ thing ended well for the inductees. On March 18, 1980, the NHS held its induction ceremony. The proud induc¬ tees reported to the library in all smiles. Dan Avent, president, gave the intro¬ duction, followed by Bennett Caldwell, who spoke on the advantages of the National Honor Society. ▲ The members along with the parents who attended were served refreshments by the homemaking class. The basic principles for which mem¬ bership is based were spoken on by Susan Denison (Scholarship), Paula Thompson (Service), Mary Chambliss (Leadership), Ola Mallory (Charac¬ ter) . Wanda Jones named the induc¬ tees, who were presented certificates by Cynthia Brown. Chowanza Blackwell completed the initiation with the pledge. Comments by Dr. William T. Powell preceded the conclusion of the program. ▲ After a breathtaking cer¬ emony, Thomas McGeachy and Jimmy Kelly willingly accepted the refreshments.