Brunswick High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

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Voting during SCA Elections: (background) Darell Coleman. Pam Lee, Gracie Reed, and Martica Hill; (voting) Timmi Toler, Alfonzo Harrison, Lawrence Hawkins, and Ronnie Hammock; (sitting) Sharon Thompson, Yvette Jones, and Terry Fletcher. Matilda Brodnax helped run the school store as she makes change for Preston Lewis. Juanita Stith presents reasons to vote for her slate. Helping distribute materials at open House are Matilda Brodnax, Mark Lucy and Pam Lee. 25

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You Can See These Organizations “Visible” is the keynote word to de¬ scribe both the Drama Club and the SCA. The Drama Club started early in the year, tirelessly rehearsing their parts. Lines had to be learned perfectly and the dance steps had to be exact. Late in February the tighting down process took place because in March the Festivals would begin. The long hours paid off. To begin with, the club presented their play, A Good Woman to the student body, which enjoyed it greatly. You can’t fool the students at BSHS, because next the play went to District where the play took a 1st and easily advanced to Regionals, taking an Honorable mention. The SCA is so highly visable because they do so much for the student body. This group does everything from run¬ ning the school store to taking the wishes of the student body to the ad¬ ministration. These students played an important role all year long by orga¬ nizing student opinion and presenting their ideas in an orderly manner, which is not an easy job under pres¬ sure. Sharon Palmer performs a dance scene in which she was torn between lovers, played by Russell Roberts and Milton Tyler. George Callis sings “If You Could Only Be My Wife” to Karen Wyatt during the Drama Club’s presentation of A Good Women. Milton Tyler and Andre Cooper fight over the char¬ acter portrayed by Valerie Bruce during the singing number, “Make Your Mind Up Tonight.” Sharon Palmer and Andre Cooper perform a slow dance depicting a couple in love. Shelia Hawkins displays her dancing abilities as her character’s flirting tries to steal the heart of the main actor. . ,

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Clubs Produce Treasures The Journalism Club: (front) Billy Tuck, Ada Hayes, Rhonda Clary, Carolyn Eastwood, Donna Capps; (2nd) Shirely Woodly, Sandra Diggs, Ro¬ berta Wilson, Eveline Bishop, Theresa More- field, Tammy Seward; (3rd) Issac Thompson, Barbara Bishop, Sharon Palmer, Rick Henry, Fern Hobbs; (4th) Waddell Lucas, Jessie Stith, Evangeline Thompson, Elaine Rainey, Elaine Macklin, Terry Fletcher; (5th) Carol Seward, Virginia Walker, Angela Dozier. The Culture Club After the long year of selling or¬ anges, candy and sponsoring a beauty pageant-the culture club earned their long awaited vacation to Canada. Be¬ ing one of the larger clubs here, the students soon learned to organize both their meetings and their projects, or otherwise time would run out and there would not be enough money for the trip. Everyone in the club pitched in and worked hard so that just as the hot weather was beginning here, the students in the culture club would be heading for the cooler weather of Can¬ ada. Journalism Club Thanks to the Journalism staff, this book is possible. Beginning the year with their infamous “Yearbook Assembly” starring the yearbook staff and advisors, they advertised the yearbook by doing remarkes of famous T.V. commercials. The rest of the year was spent laboring over the Yearbook and the “Bow-wow”, the school newspaper. In additon to creating and selling the yearbook, the Journalism staff also raised mon¬ ey for the expensive production costs of both publications through dances and a hot dog stand at the “Pappy-Ellis Fly-in.” Jeff Curry hands down another box of oranges to Louis Moon as Keith Gillus and Herman Mor¬ gan bring some more foward. (i The Culture Club: (front) Teresa Taylor, Rodney Taylor, Sponser Miss Ford, Antionette Peebles, Kavin Owens, Janice Elder, Mike Wood, Cynthia Taylor, Sponsor Mr. Grane, Alfred McGeachy, Tony Ruffin, Cleve Packer; (2nd) Norma Avent, Sharon Williams, Nicky Evans, William Easter, Rena Ash, Belinda Evans, Penny Jones, Cynthia Powell, Margret Macklin, Darrell Seward, Leslie Wall, Gail Watson, Denise Jackson; (3rd) Tammi Nelson, Edward Anderson, Lillie Bruce, William Watson, Stacy Malone, Jeff Cury, Adrian Wesson, Trina Woody, James Gee, Leonard Jones, Tressiline Coleman, Shelia Claton, Tim Games; (back) Sharon Thompson, Tammi Thompson, Stephanie Lewis, Dottie Bell, Gary Stith, Yvette Jones, Lynette Marks, Roxanne Gee, George Callis, Betty Murphy, Albragie Carroll, Dawne Scott, Tim Lightbourne, Tammy Brown, Cassan¬ dra Bugg and Angela Harrison.