Brunswick High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTEES: FRONT ROW: Thomas Mays, Carolyn Eastwood, Diane Jackson, Matilda Brodnax, Elizabeth Waller, Cindy Gibson, Patricia Jackson, Lisa Mayton, Mark Finch. SE¬ COND ROW: Walter McClenney, Shirley Woodley, Isaac Thompson, Jacqueline Hawkins, Pamela Lee, Lisa Mallory, Rhonda Clary, Ricky Edmonds, Larry Parrish. BACK ROW: Mike Lipton, Denise Clary, Kavin Owens, Arnold Walton, Janice Elder, Venita Barner, Linda Anderton, Thomas Warrington. Future Business Leaders of America students received awards in four categories at the Regional meeting held at Virginia State University. They were Mitzi Poythress and Debra Drummond, sec¬ ond place in the poster event. Wanda Jones, third place in Clerk-Typist; Kenneth Clary, third place in data processing, and Patsy Archer, first place in typewriting. FBLA WINNERS: FRONT ROW: Mitzi Poythress, Debra Drummond. BACK ROW: Wanda Jones, Kenneth Clary, Patsy Archer. National Honor Society FBLA 13

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MATH-SCIENCE: FRONT ROW: Sharon Thompson, Pamela Lee, Lisa Taylor, Sandra Martin. SECOND ROW: Edmonds, James Hancock. BACK ROW: Sponsors Mr. Isaac Thompson, Keith Green, Walter McClenney, Ricky Frank Vaughan and Mrs. Nancy Hicks. Hancock Captures First Place Participating in the district Math-Science con¬ ference was a rewarding experience for a large number of students. Those receiving awards were James Hancock (First Place — Algebra II), Pamela Lee (First Place — Geometry), William Watson (Second Place — Geometry), Sharon Thompson (Third Place — Geometry), Isaac Thompson (Third Place — Geometry), and Thomas Warrington (Fourth Place — Geometry). Also, Walter McClenney (Fourth Place — Biology), Keith Green (Second Place — Chemistry), Sandra Martin (Third Place — Physics), Lesia Taylor (Fourth Place — Physics), and Jo hn Perkinson (First Place — Oral Quiz), Venita Barner, Valerie Collier, Ricky Edmonds, Mark Finch, Audree Jolly, and Myra Wall par¬ ticipated but did not place. James Hancock went on to the state Math- Science conference and there won first place in Algebra II. 12 Math-Science

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UVA Coach Visits BSHS The special feature of the annual Sports Ban¬ quet was the speaker, UVA’s Assistant basketball Coach, Craig Littlepage, who played a major role in leading the Virginia Cavaliers to the 1980-81 NCAA East Regional Championship. Coach Littlepage spoke on “A commitment to Excellence.” He urged the students to learn the following lessons both on and off the playing field: — never give up. — overcome obstacles. — Use criticism for something positive. — Believe in yourself and your teammates. — Be willing to sacrifice. — Show your enthusiasm and spread something good around. During his speech, he gave the athletes some valuable tips on sports being a good vehicle for learning discipline. As the recipients received their awards for outstanding performance in the various sports, the gleam in Littlepage’s eyes revealed his desire to recruit some of our most talented players for the Cavaliers’ teams. Mr. Craig Littlepage, assistant basketball coach at UVA, was the guest speaker at the Sports Banquet. 14 Athletic Banquet