Brandon High School - Eagle Yearbook (Brandon, FL)

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DONALD BYANSKI: Football. KAREN BYARS: DCT. JAMES BYRD: Junior Classical League. Basketball. LAWRENCE CAGLE: DCT, FFA. CAROLINE CALDERONE: fNot Picturedj, Student Govt. JOHN CALDWELL: Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Jr. Jaycees, Football. MICHELE CALMBACHER: Cupidettes. PEGGY CAMERON: Concert Choir. TERESA CAMPBELL: Cross Country, Track. CHARLOTTE CANNON: FHA, Pep Club, Chorus, Girls JROTC Drill Team. FRANCIS CARROLL: lNot Picturedl, Art Club, DCT. STEVEN CAROPELO: Wrestling. LAUREN CARTER: Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Jayceettes, Student Govt. LEIGH CARTER: Hospitality. MICHAEL CARTER: Basketball. SANDRA CARVER: Christian Fellowship. PATRICIA CASACCIA: Fellowship of Christian Fellowship, 360, Cupidettes. KAREN CASEY: FBLA - CBE. DEBBIE CASH: FBLA, PTSA, Student Govt., ROTC. BAILEY CASSELS: DCT. JILIE CASSIDY: Bowling. BYRON CASTLEMAN: JROTC Rit1e Club, Spanish, Sabers, JROTC Colorguard Com- mander, Football, Soccer, National ROTC, JROTC Drill Team, Senior Directorate. JOHN CEDARBURG: Fellowship of Christ- ian Athletes, KEY, Football, Baseball. WENDY CERNE: Fellowship of Christian Athletes, FBLA - VOE, Dancerette, Col- orguard. Seniors I 197

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Donald Byanski Karen Byars Angela Byers James Byrd Lawrence Cagle John Caldwell Michele Calmbacher Peggy Cameron Teresa Campbell Robert Camus Charlotte Cannon Nancy Cannon David arbonaro Michael Carney Steven Caropelo Problem of merican Democrac fa-fl! T- ' ot Us TX 5- S tra R, ,, .Wax , txt -1 Q., X l R X re . rt? ei' ew? 'V l 1 ,g 'Q W Q or x gf' if mg, Working together to find the answer are Dianne Crumpler, Brian Clark and Chris Daniel. At graduation, as the seniors re their diplomas, there was one thing had in common. They all had been quired to pass one semester of lems of American Democracy. This one class that was dreaded by most. P.A.D. had an important signific deep knowledge of our government how it is run was essential as s reached their eighteenth birthdays became eligible to vote. Students introduced to the different business cles and how the American economy run. They also became knowledgable the socialist way of life. Even though the class had its tages throughout the semester seniors were relieved to turn in their blue books.

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Far From Hom ff' , f'l, fli t i if I Y ?T 'wgf 2 V -fl l a -1 as if fy' ' 'Bi ' T SN'-7 ', . ,gf 'digg' -ga V- wmv ff A :J 'sv ' W. 5 r 1' , 'Y ' 'L e, , ,Xe ,f f N, , - Xl A , -5, A ' 1 ,.w,,, ,,.N .M 4, if ? ?K4i1 ' 9? , , FRONT ROW: Katsuya Ishizeki, Angie lmmink. BACK ROW: Mark Weber, Mari Ozawa, Monica Navarro, Jens Holm, and Marjan Vissler. You're a foreign exchange st dent? Where are you from? How 4 you like it here? These were a few the questions asked by curious Bra don High students. The victims of tho. frequently asked questions were M jan Visser, of Holland, Monica Navar - Colombia, Mark Weber- German Katsuya Ishizeki - Japan, Mari Oza - Japan, Jens Holm - Sweden, a Angie lmmink from Switzerland. Th came here to learn the language, lea the culture, and experience the Am loan way of life. Coming from mu smaller schools, they were amaz with Brandon's large size. Monica graduating class in Colombia was a unbelievable 20 seniors! One can i agine the change to well over 1 ,O0O. O their return to their countries, th would bring back many fond memorie of their experiences here, and our live would be improved from having know them. Edwin Chancey Celise Chaplain Kenny Chapman Aleta Charles Terry Chastain Andrew Cherry Cappy Chesteine Ronald Chin John Choy Heidi Christian Tong Ciesla George ladakis ryan Clark Deborah Clark Laurie Clark 1981 Foreign Exchange Students