Brunswick High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

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The Spanish Club — (front I to r) Deborah Adams, Vivian Lee, Teresa Pearson, Mark Roberts, Julie Phillips, Kim Radford, David Talbert, and Kevin Posey; (second) Connie Goodrich, Michelle Myers, Rick Henry, Tony Callis, George Northington, Ryland Tucker, and Dee Dee Nuss; (back) Carlton Walker, Jeff Vaughan, Derek Easter, Greg Ed¬ monds, and Clarence Coleman. Mrs. Acree, the new Spanish teacher, wonders how her first day teaching will turn out while explaining the notes on the board to Cynthia Baskerville. The Coed Hi-Y Club — (front I to r) Sharon Spence, Tam¬ my Wilmoth, Wendy Lewis, Melinda Velvin, and Renee Riegel; (second) Lori Mayton, James Malone, Lolita Drum¬ mond, Ellen Babb, and Angela Adams; (back) Beth Jones, Kim Caswell, and Renee Baird. After finishing her Spanish assignment, Berneta Brown works on her Spanish homework in Mr. Scafuti’s sixth period class. Spanish — Coed Hi-Y Clubs 17

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Monogram — The Monogram Club assisted their new members in obtaining their monogram jackets. They donated the flag to the gym and gave Martin Astrop a TV for one week while he was in the hospital. Tag — The Tag members had many op por¬ tunities to take advanced computer applica¬ tions and advanced math courses at Southside Virginia Community College to help prepare Tag — (front 1 to r) Tresseline Coleman, Tammy Brown, Gary Walker, Tina Evans, Alisa Beasley, Rick Henry, Charles Marks, and Cynthia Lee; (second row) Carlton Crenshaw, Kristie Simmons, Gwen Coleman, Lisa Owens, Everett Gillus and Andrea Gillus; (third row) Virginia Walker, Darryl Coleman, Angela Harrison, Lawrence Hawkins, Teresa Powell, Kim Radford and Tonya Taylor; (fourth row) Sherry Worley, Vanessa Roberts, Jewel Robin¬ son, Dawne Scott, Vivian Jones, Donald Hammack, Bianca Graves, and Janine Hicks; (fifth row) Kevin Whitby, Chauncey Blackwell, Agatha Harrison, Andrea Robinson, Sandra Jackson, Lisa Moore, Robbie Edwards, and Heather James; (back row) Jonathan Finch, William Wynn, Derrick Easter, Clarence Coleman, Omar Land and Jimmy Jones. Join The Club Join The Fun them for a future career as well as preparing them for college life. Many of the courses of¬ fered extra credits for students in high school. Spanish — For Christmas the Spanish Club had a “Mexican Christmas.” Some of the students made mexican dishes at home and served them to their classmates at school. The week of March 4-8 the club celebrated National Foreign Language Week. The French club members put posters up by all of the classrooms identifying what subject was taught in each room. Coed Hi-Y — The Coed Hi-Y Club spon¬ sored a canned food drive during the Christmas season. The food that was collected was given to a needy family in the county. An additional $5 donation was included. The Monogram Club — (front I to r) Monica Morgan, Horatio Nunn, Martin Astrop, Tina Evans, Sylvia Alex¬ ander, Alisa Beasley, William Walker, and Roger Malone; (second row) Rhonda Williams, Adella Jones, Everett Gillus, Monique Willis, Willie Gillus, Daphne Trusty, Alise Walker, and Nicky Evans; (third row) Angela Harrison, Dar¬ ryl Coleman, Virginia Walker, Darrell Walker, Paul Gee, JoJo Owens, Ryan Henry, and Andy Walker; (fourth row) Linda Alexander, Jimmy Jones, Leon Jones, Jimmy Spillane, Timmy Hayes, Todd Childrey, and Donald Ham- mack; (fifth row) Lawrence Hawkins, Sam Lewis, Robbie Clary, Darrell Seward, Tony Ruffin, Herman Morgan, Derek Mason, and William Rivers; (sixth row) Doug Lipton, Jewel Robinson, Mandel Johnson, Tonya Taylor, Loren Goldsberry, Rick Henry, and Charles Marks; (back row) Mr. Clary and Mr. Reekes. Loleta Clary, member of the Monogram Club, paints a bulldog “tattoo” on Mr. Vernon Hollins’ cheek. 16 — Clubs Monogram Tag

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Health Careers — front row (1 to r) Linda Alexander, Laurie Brockwell, Leigh Crowell, and Patsy Hayes; bac Deborah Berry, Tammy Brown, Sylvia Alexander, and Subrenna Jones, Frances Colbert, and Sponsor, Mr. Dal Cassandra Bugg; second Denise Jackson, Michelle Hardy, Mims. For Sale Yes, We Have No Oranges The FBLA traveled to Petersburg High School to compete in the Regional events, and placed first in Typewriting, and Accounting I. The Health Careers held a bake sale in November and raised $45.00 to buy T-shirts with individual’s name on them. In May they had a Spring Talent show in which cash prizes and trophies were given for first and second place. The FHA raised money by selling chocolate and peanut candies. They planned to travel to Roanoke Rapids to see how fabric was made and the different kinds of it. They had an elegant dinner afterwards and decided to go to a movie or a skating rink for a recreational ac¬ tivity before heading home. The Annual Orange Sale held by the Culture Club didn’t happen this year, nor did they take the usual trip. They did take a short distance trip going North. During Catering Class FHA members Irma Walker, Presi¬ dent, and Theresa Williams, watched member, Deeya Atkins whip up icing as Michelle Mallory learns a few tips. FBLA — front row (I to r) Pearl Peebles, Lori Mayton, Bian¬ ca Graves, Sharon Palmer, Angie Walker, and Michael Vaughan; second Sponsor Mrs. Evelyn Thompson, Alicia Wright, Lisa Moore, Lynn Walker, Michele Jones, Sponsor, Mrs. Ellen McGeachy, and Robbie Edwards. — Clubs FBLA Health Careers 18