Brunswick High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

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vj: SP Music influences everything in our school, even in the FFA as Jerome Rawlings wears this “Members Only outfit inspired by the new era of music started in 1980, while Mr. Jones, FFA club sponsor cooks burgers.

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Mr. James Tanner Band, Chorus Band and Boosters Mr. James Thomas Science Chess, Sophomore Sponsor Mrs. Evelyn Thompson Business FBLA Mrs. Eula Washington Reading Mr. William “Doc” Washington Carpentry Vica Mr. Frank Vaughan Science Science Math Mrs. Virginia Vaughan Spanish Spanish, NHS Mr. A1 Wright Social Studies SCA Mrs. Kathy Wright Math TAG Mrs. Priscilla Vincent Bookkeeper Office Manager Mrs. Linda Pearson Administration Secretary Mrs. Kitty Daniels Study Hall Monitor, Cashier Mrs. Jeanette Dennis Title I Aide Mrs. Judy Gibson Guidance Secretary Mrs. Nancy Lundy ISS Monitor Mrs. Debra Mayton LMC Clerk 9

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The SCA: (bottom 1 to r) Sponsor, Mr. A1 Wright, Russell Roberts, Martha Stith, Sharon Gillus, Lynette Marks, Steve Woofter, Sponsor, and Mrs. Julia Jones; (2nd row 1 to r) Lisa Walker, Beth Tanner, Allison Fletcher, and Sarah Knight; (3rd row 1 to r) Maurine Mosely, Albragie Carroll, Carla Brodnax, Christin Rawlings, and Curman Tucker; (back row 1 to r) Charles Marks, Will Walker, Shaun Easter, Shirley Starke, Iris Glary and Gregory Fields. “The Authority Song” Sometimes organizations had trou¬ ble making themselves known. But this year the SCA came out where ev¬ eryone could know them by lining up the salad bar and milk shake machine for students. When they put together plans and ideas, these two items made our lunch program tastier. And, with a little urging from the SCA, the lunch period was actually lengthened by rearranging the schedule. Also, a final donation by this group produced benches for the smoking area. But the SCA didn’t rest here, they also ar¬ ranged the entire week of homecom¬ ing. Unlike “The Authority Song” sometimes the unsung heroes can get things done. The Spanish club did some tradition¬ al things with Mexican food and pina- tas, and they also ranged out some by having overseas pen-pals. They found that a different viewpoint could al¬ ways be interesting. Firming up plans early in the year with the SCA Executive Board, Mr. Dale Baird, Principal, dis¬ cusses options. Officers: Lynette Marks, Trea¬ surer; Russell Roberts, President; Martha Stith, Vice-President; Sharon Gillus, Secretary. Supplies for another hard day could always be had at the School Store, another SCA project, as Brett Roberts and Cynthia Jackson get more pa¬ per to do their never ending classwork from Katheline Clary. The Spanish Club: (floor 1 to r) Michelle Myers, Doug Lipton, Julie Phillips and Kim Radford: (on right steps from top) Mark Roberts, Deborah Ad¬ ams, Martissa Hill, Connie Goodrich, and Regina Green; (on left steps from top) David Davis, Jua¬ nita Shell, and Ellen Babb. 11