Brandon High School - Eagle Yearbook (Brandon, FL)

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Amy Miller , a Mill Elaine iler Keith Miller William Miller Willie Mingo David Mishler Debbie Mitchell Asuka Mohip Donna Montgomery Mike Montgomery Laurel Moody Terri Moohan Brian Moore 226 I Seniors IOR SALES S Brandon High Senior Sales sc 1980-81 to an incredible 25,000 though the original goal had been 15,000. The senior class officers enco aged seniors to sell at least three recor to insure their admission to Grad Nig held in May every year at Walt Disn World. If a senior wanted a second Gr Night ticket for a date or friend, he had sell five records. Other prizes such T-shirts, mugs, and blankets were giv out. Sales were slow at first, and the cl officers made daily pleas over the inte com for seniors to get with it and sell th quotas. Whether their pleas convinc people to get out and sell or whet seniors suddenly feared having to mi Grad Night, the result - the best sal total ever for a Brandon senior class convinced most members of the Class 1981 that they were the best senior class ever.

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tepping head While some seniors could hardly wait until that day when they would finally be out of school forever, there were others who just couldn't seem to get enough of school. Not content to live out 1980-81 as high school students, they enrolled in courses at local colleges and began earn- ing credits toward their college degrees. One such person was Elaine Newell, who left Brandon at noon every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday to head for USF, where she was enrolled in gerontology and anthropology classes. She was able to do that by being registered in individual classes as a special student. The advan- tages for students who chose to begin college while they were still in high school were that they could get a step ahead in earning college credit and they could still enjoy the activities of high school's senior year. The disadvantage was the extra studying required to make it all work. Cheryl McKenzie David McKinnon Gerald McLaughlin Larry McLeon Maureen McLeon Mark McMeen Tonya McNair Mar McRae Ronald Meadows Randall Merrick Alica Metz Ben Meyer Jeffrey Meyer Richard Meyer David Michaels Seniors ! 225

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fx. i J as . ,, , ei? Vi . f 580' Y 'S 'iiiizzfzrgli WQSLESEW: 49. me my . I yew , xv, 'Z ,Ei ' ,f S '55 . I 1' ,.--r .J 1 ff . CHARLES MICHEL: fNot Picturedl, .IROTC Rifle Club - Executive Officer, Treas., Beta, Mu Alpha Theta, Sabers - Sec., NHS, National ROTC - Battalion Commander. CINDY MILLER: Drama - Sec., Vice- Pres., Thespians - Sec., Vice-Pres., Student Gov't., M 'A 'S 'H - Hot Lips. COLLEEN MILLER: FBLA-CBE, Bowling, Swimming. DEBRA MILLER: Christian Fellowship, FBLA-CBE, Student Gov't. ELAINE MILLER: FBLA-VOE - Hist., C.O.P. KEITH MILLER: FFA. TERESAx MILLER: 1Not Picturedl, DCT, Spanish. WILLIAM MILLER: Art Club. WILLIE MINGO: Football. RAYMOND MILLS: iNot Picturedl, Foot- ball, Track. DAVID MISHLER: Baseball. DEBBIE MITCHELL: Student Gov't. DONNA MONTGOMERY: DCT. MIKE MONTGOMERY: Key, HOSA. LAUREL MOODY: FBLA-VOE - Rec. Sec. TERRI MOOHAN: Art Club - Sec., Stu- dent Gov't. BRIAN MOORE: DCT, French, German, Track, Football. CHRIS MOORE: French -- Pres., Beta, French Honor Society. DAVID MOORE: Drama - Pres., Thes- pians - Pres., Student Gov't., Senior Director. GREGORY MOORE: Chorus. KAREN MOREHOUSE: 1Not Picturedl, Drama, Hero. ANN MORGAN: FBLA-CBE, Concert Choir. GLENN MORGAN: FFA, Football, Auto Mechanics. MARY MORGAN: Christian Fellowship, Drama, Pep Club, Spanish, Beta, NHS, Thespians, Concert Choir - Pres., ICC, Orchestra, Student Gov't., Aquilla, Eag- leaires. GREGG MORROW: Band, Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Stage Band. DOUG MOYE: National ROTC. DEBORAH MULEY: FBLA-VOE. MARY MULROONEY: Christian Fel- lowship, Student Gov't., Latin Club. PATRICIA MURPHY: Colorguard, Student Gov't., Senior Director. ARLENE MURRAY: QNot Picturedj, Chorus. SCOTT MURRAY: DCT. Seniors X 227