Brandon High School - Eagle Yearbook (Brandon, FL)

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Maureen McLeod produces an accurately balanced ledger. , W 4 , in SENIOR DIRECTORS - FRONT ROW: Shelby Cle- mons, Robin Sabourn, Melanie Cornett, Maureen McLeod, Krystal Sanchez, Marla Simpson, Wendy Pileg- 2, Gina Hampton, Susan McKinnon, Kelly Thompson, eorge Klidakis. SECOND ROW: Angie Griffin, Debbie Ryan, Mattie Lang, Lisa Wilkerson, Renee Szulerecki - Rec. Sec., Mindblweinberger-Cor. Sec., Colleen Baen- ninger, Susan cDonald, Lisa Dickelman, Jill Hollings- worth. BACK ROW: Donna Montgomery, Tracey Wil- liams, John Choy, Susan Reed, Janice Smith, Julie Wil- Iiams, Ardra Beasley, Skipper Schmitt, Lisa Bonilla. Oh, no! This just doesn't add up! says Melanie Hayes. Struggling to balance out her money, Jean Mrs. Harrell whispers to Janice Eash races against the tardy bell, Smith, l'm going crazy. '1 , .fs 1 0 hx '- ' - . me Y it K s 5 'F Xa Counting money to the largest Senior Class fund raiser is Kathy Frantz. They helped plan and keep track of h many records seniors sold in order to b Grad Nite tickets. For one week, each d after homeroom, they counted and r corded the sales from their homeroo Their decorating and decision maki were a big part of Prom's success. W were they? They were the 37 members the Class of '81 who served as Seni Directors. They found many further d mands for their help during the year.

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Year for Politician Pointing out one of the trouble spots of the African continent, Todd Disotell makes members of the So- cial Studies Club more aware of international poli- tics. 188 I Seniors Makincg speeches at school is good practice for future politian Mike unningham. All of us came through the November Presidential election knowing more about Jimmy, Rosalyn, Amy, Miss Lillian, Brother Billy, Ronald, Nancy, and the rest of the national political families than we'd ever cared to know. The Tuesday that Reagan was elected President was also the first time many of our seniors had ever cast avote in any election. Interest in politics and government was intense thanks to all the media attention given the year's candidates. Among us were som students who actually were involved i politics as members of Young Republica or Young Democratic movements. The reasons varied from the hope for career in politics to simply a sincere desire t assist in improving the quality of local an national leadership. Those who mo closely followed the political scene ke us all more aware of the importance each person's vote.