Brunswick High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

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How could we forget? A Night to Remember by staff As the girls were taking small short steps, the guys took long strides beside them. The girls complained of tight shoes and the boys straightened crooked bou¬ tonnieres. In the ladies’ room there was a mixture of laughter and the clicking sounds of high heeled shoes on the floor. Perfume and hairspray filled the air and conversation varied. The year of the men — a Prom King was crowned for the first time. Although a new role the students had no trouble get¬ ting used to the idea. More students danced than at previous proms and almost everyone stuck around until souviner time. photo by h ward cap by staff King for a day. Mrs. Barbara Leemon crowns the first Prom King, Reginald Taylor, to the excited roar of the crowd. photo by h ward cap by staff Sign in, please. Tonya Malone signs in as LaChanda Lipscomb and Taleasha Reavis, along with Julie and Gary Crane, check the long junior list to make sure that everyone at the Prom belongs at the Prom. Prom Student Life 29

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“We had a great time at the Prom but it was very hard to do “da butt ” with a tuxedo on. ” Michael Rice photo by h ward cap by staff Starry eyes and moonlight night. Knowing that they will remember this evening for a long time, James Harris and Kelly Hawkins fondly store up the event. photo by h ward cap by staff The Dance. This new thing has been catching on in the past few years, dancing, as seen here as the seniors pack the floor. photo by h ward cap by stafi Let’s Party! Mike Clary and his date are introduced as they enter the Prom through the Gold and Silvei Arches.

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It’s OK, go ahead anc Talk by staff “You mean you want me to talk? Most of the time if a student talks a teacher will be all over that student, but there are three clubs that encourage, even demand that talking take place. Debate, Dramma, and Forensica all helped several students with their talking this year, not in the classroom but in com¬ petitions. Debate took District again this year as i there was no competition. Dramma did well in area preformances They meet with resistance later in th year. Forensics did well at all levels, ever sending one student to State contest. photo by il baud tap by •.tall The big wait. Waiting for the results of the last event are Vanessa Simmons, Beneita Dennis, Joey Whitby, and Gale Adams photo by rn mallloux ap by s t,ill I see what you ' re saying. The title is a pun as Beth Walker plays a blind person with Joey Whitby as a blind date. pliolo by p rulhtulord cap by stall Hold that. Mr Dale Baird even helps with the pho tography as he tries to catch the emotions of Vanessa Simmons on this award photo by p ruthurford cap by statt Practice, practice, practice. James Hicks helps Candy Perry rehearse her poem one last time before competition 30 Student Life Communications