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“Nobody told me there would be days like these” Though our paths at Brunswick are very different from each other there was one piece of common ground that we traveled one way or another, we met The Adminstration. We met Vice Principal, Gerald Burke, either in his office or at the Bas¬ ketball court as he scored his 300th victory as Head Basketball Coach. Vice principal, Tenus Thompson could be found guiding traffic in the morning and afternoon, giving change during break or consulting an unruly student in his office. And Principal, Dale Baird, could be seen buried behind a desk full of papers, trapped at a conference, or even taking up money in the cafeteria lunch line. The Guidance Counselors, Marian Russell, and Paul Nicholas were here to assist with everything from person¬ al problems and preparing schedules to choosing the right colleges. With what little spare time they had, Mrs. Russell assisted with the Homecoming Pag¬ eant and Mr. Nicolas organized the Forensics Debate Team. And the fun didn’t stop here. While most of us were off enjoying our sum¬ mer break, these lucky people were here all summer, tieing up lose ends from last year, and preparing for the next. Nobody told them there would be days like these, but they never seemed to mind, they came back the next day. Mr. Dale Baird Principal Mr. Gerald Burke Vice Principal Athletic Director Mr. Tenus F. Thompson Vice Principal Assistant Athletic Director 5
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“She works hard for the money” Mr. Burke’s Basketball victories Miss Newcomb’s Forensics victor¬ ies Mr. Reekes new daughter Mrs. Long’s and Mrs. Short’s retire¬ ment Mrs. Gordon’s illness Mr. Mims’ broken leg Mrs. Leemon’s broken arm All of these events in¬ fluenced these human beings, these teachers, but each realized that he or she had to work hard for their money. We still gave the teachers some hard days for example, the days be¬ fore Christmas and Easter, but they always came back for more. We saw them working at games, coaching and taking up tickets. They were at our dances making sure no unwant¬ ed elements intruded. And they did all kinds of other things that were not part of their jobs, like PTSA meetings, Saturday competitions and after school trips. The famous Dunking Machine, students lined up all the way around the school to have a chance at dunk¬ ing their “favorite” teachers. And with the taunts of the teachers, the students hit their mark. And what would have been easier than for Mrs. Darnell Long or Mrs. Ruby Short to slack off at the end? But they didn’t because they couldn’t. They were there to the last day, to the last night, along with all the faculty and staff here. These two retiring Senior Class Sponsors as well as all the other teachers worked hard for the money. i Mr. David Wright, who would lend an enormous amount of aid to this yearbook, works on a stu¬ dents assignment as he student taught here. ' ft ;;? ., , Mrs. Bonnie Bridges Learnmg Disabilities Mr. Earl Byrd Industrial Arts AIAS A Club Ms. Catherine Cheely Library Media Specialist Library Media Club Mr. Donald Clary Physical Education Monogram Mr. Gary Crane Math Baseball, Culture Club Mrs. Barbara Evans English Prom Miss Lisa Ford Physical Education Culture Club, Cheering Sponsor, Softball Mrs. Juanita Gordon Drafting Journalism Mrs. Gloria Graves Driver’s Education Mr. Joe Graves Masony VICA 6
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