Brunswick Junior High School - Lion Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

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ADMINISTRATORS The idea has been expressed that the one thing certain about the future in “change.” As we adjust to the many changes associated with the reorganization of our schools and the accompanying social changes, it becomes increasingly evident that what the world needs now is individuals who can adjust to change graciously, and who welcome the opportunity to serve humanity as new situations and challenges are presented. It is my hope that each student of Brunswick Junior High School will meet the challenges of change and make worthy contributions to an ever changing society. D. C. Robinson As this school year moves on we become more aware of the great challenge that unfolds to all educators. We realize that in helping young Americans in their task of learning to live a Christian life, to cooperate with others and to acquire a good education is our great privilege. May we all with God’s blessings accept this service and live to see the proper rewards in the lives that we help to build. Campbell G. Chambliss The first year of the Brunswick Junior High School has presented many new experiences and challenges, thus, broadening our outlook on the world as it is today. We have met these changes in strides but we must remember that the world is ever changing and in order to live normal happy lives we must be able to yield bravely. Tenus Thompson 3

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SECRETARY Miss Evelyn Jones ANNUALETTE’S STAEE STANDING: Herbert Goodrich, Dale Moseley, Stanley Jones, Milton Vaughan, Majorie Powell, Cliff Brockwell, Kim Goodson, Mary Bracey and Peter Orgain. SEATED: Peggie Wray, Don Dugger, Ellen Anderson and Roselyn Rice. 4