Brandon High School - Eagle Yearbook (Brandon, FL)

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gn W qw-.Q --ug. Ill! Even on the coldest days, Mary-Alice Harris relentlessly works on mastering the art of diving. ,- Diane DiMasi and Jonna Stack listen to instructions from their coach during practice. 33:11 Vickie Butcher works on perfecting her backstroke during a good workout. , K2 MW. fr . f 5 fgmrmx ' -A .t .5121 , -W . ,:1f. 14 e1WW , wwf M. .1..t it was-V N'.1ai.1we,-wm.....o-.-,sf-sway N - - Susan Oliver demonstrates the correct tech- nique in performing the butterfly. Swimmers Beatrice Trex- Ier, Jonna Stack, and Donna Perry stretch out to prepare for a demanding practice. 148 X Girls Swimming and Diving ,1..,'3' 1.-f r 'NSW Coach Knox observes the swimmers as they prepare for their next set of laps.

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'1'5+359pif2sv'Q2f15,, if I Aiiiflsift i Hiis' ff sl5aiis, StangymSc6tt's ows that he knows ' how to throw aldiscus. Three year letter winners Tim Johnson, Victor Bassett, and Gerald Anderson show great leadership during their time at Brandon. Apr. FRONT ROW: Bruce Satchell, Jackson, Milton Chastain, Doug Stevens, Ruben Scott, Ron McMullen, Jeff Jackson, Bob Starr, rnest- Hayes, Adam Wagner, May Pat Griffith, Mitchell Wil- Lionel Scott. BACK ROVlk Rickey Gurley, Bruce Po- Randy Smith. SECOND lite, Sam Ashmore, Willie Co eman, John Baker Charlie Wanico, Paul Pup, Tony Griner, Gleen Jamrog, Michael Beaudry. - Running Against the Wind Boys' Track Schedule 1980-81 Mar. 3 Brandon, King,JeHerson 7 Nash Higgins Relay 10 Brandon, Hills., Chamberlain, Tampa Bay Tech 13 Brandon, Robinson, Plant 17 Brandon, Tampa Bay Tech, Plant 20 Griffin Relays 24 Kiwanis Invitational 28 Florida Relays 31 Brandon, King, Jefferson 7 Sophomore Boys Western Conference 10 Boys Western Conference 24 District 30 Regional 9 State Meet See Summer Supplement For Results Boys' Track! 147

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This years Girls Swimming and Diving sh w d reat enthusiasm and e They put forth every effort to a team filled with a sense of The teams exhibited pride their school as well as in themselves. The girls were required to practice for hour and a half each day. They worked O ...TheVVaytoGo hard to improve their skills in order to compete in meets such as Hillsborough and Leto with a little less apprehension than in the year before. Returning to the team even better than before were swimmer Jonna Stack and diver Felicia Noriega. Also displaying ex- cellent skills were swimmers Susan Oliv- er, Laura Rado and Linda Caw. The result of dedication of each individual contri- buted to a maximum effort to compete as a team. The swimmers' patience and discipline were what gave this team the determina- tion to swim each race to the fullest. GIRLS' SWIMMING AND DIVING - FRONT ROW: Mary-Alice Harris, Sandra Corbin, Vickie Butcher, Jonna Stack, Beatrice Trexler, Lori Wilson, Beth Salvadore. SECOND ROW: Kendra Vincent, Pam Kern, Linda Cain, Fiobin Henderson, Cyndi Davis, Laura Bado, Lisa Michel, Liz Cambridge, BACK ROW: Donna Perry, Diane DiMasi, Felicia Noriega, Laura Havens, Tammy Hancock, Mara Libroth, Susan Oliver. Warming up before practice are Pam Kern and Sandra Corbin. iiefwfvfee.-Q-f3f?:5i2ii?fail? LiLamfggg:lgQg:,ag.gsfggt,,,,,f1r ,.,,,,g9.f'g1 zwzzatf5:gains1,21-is-egg: 1:1 ,1::..1t:g:,gV4,551-zzzrgg, wr: 1: '- E.?Ir?fi1?'f' rII' I 1981 Feb. 25 King 28 CityRelays Mar. , 6 Leto , c, ,ciflfjy Jefferson I- 13' 'fl' Chamberlain In IIILSIIII -'27 ,Bobinsotri Apr. 3814 Western - Conference 3 L I. Tampa f f C3ThOlliC :' f,,f 10. . Plant City '22 A 7 I 2 T 'Plantfff 24 Hillsborough May 2 District Yf'2ff' 1-8 8k 9 y , ST-ite 'V 1 Posse Spring Supplerifentigryscores Girls Swimming and Diving I 149