Brandon High School - Eagle Yearbook (Brandon, FL)

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Traci Doyle Doreen Dregischan Joseph Duberry Michelle Dubord Robert Dungan Cynthia Dunham Jimmy Dunn Mark Dunn Theresa DuPont Robert Durham Ruth Purkel Ken Dyer Leslie Eden Darlene Egli Mark Ehnle Kevin Einsmann Julie Ellerbeck Dan Ellis Horace Elridge Tracey Encinosa Ken Englar Howard Ennaco Wasson Epps Charlotte Erimle Cathy Erwin Debra Espy Dawn Etheridge Jim Evans Stacey Evans Lynnette Everman Scott Fafinski Nancy Fahlsing Jill Fahrney Melvin Faniel Leslie Farley Luci Fazio Lori Fedornak Frank Fernandez Caryn Fialla Alan Fields Laura Filangeri Tim Filipek Tony Filippone Frank Finnegan Jon Finney Kristine Fisher Kellie Fitzpatrick Juli Flens Rhona Floyd Kelly Flynn Laura Foens Samuel Ford Denise Foreman Carrie Foret Ruth Foss Darin Foster T t't -K fx. Q l 5 N x ii TN 262 X Juniors

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Service clubs had been active at School for a number of years, and through their numerous projects in the school and community, they'd earned the recognition and respect of many. It naturally followed that many students wanted to belong to one of these clubs - more students than the clubs had room for. Because membership slots were limited, the service clubs con- ducted rush each year. During rush candi- dates for membership were invited to meet with club members and to answer questions which could help the service club decide who should fill the vacancies on the club roster. Some candidates came away disillusioned by being so put on the spot. Others considered the same situation a challenge to be met. When lists of new members were announced, reac- tions ranged from glee to disappointment. Whether a person ended up as a member or not, though, all would add rush to their lists of unforgettable high school memories. L fir Fifth A ttt. tt, t Debbie Dawson Marie DeaKyne Laurie Dearth Penny Deese Robbie Deese Susan Delorme Troy De Mercado Danielle Demos Lori Dempsey Kecia Denstord Shawn De Simone Andria DeSpiegler Andrea DeVore Jim DeVries Daniel Diaz Paula Diaz Andy Dickerson Celia Dickey Doug Dickey Diane DiMasi Alicia DiMaio Richie Dinkins Vince DiNova Laura Disano Richard Dixon Debbie Dolan Fiobin Donnell Kathy Dorsey Robin Dorsey Juniors ! 261

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Vlorning I-las Broken S ,r it t W. :ati-i ., . f ,iv . V I f 245 .Qty as. be A lk g ,. ,, at . ' A 1 sl v r.',f.JQ5 gfs, N pw SS w,.e':r ri Er .Amex fi 'A 1 3 F F 1 V. X , 3 ' 3 ge T ,. V Q. 3 it SA ,i 4.- gk 1351-r , Waking up with a smile isn't easy for Tom Grady. , W vw -I -gg k',-' r ' r- ' W 1 5' A Q fbi' - , 3:5111 r IV , ,, . ,. . - ' .,, 5 , , . :f 1 to X r i fsv -t eff tg. -- K . ! . . . ' 'it' - 'V , K, ,N ,Qu . , ,, .. I -f A rt' z . X E Kathy Gall Blane Gantous Darin Garner Donna Garrldo Arriving at school in the early morning hours was a first for many of us, as was getting up before the sun rose. Adjusting to this schedule took time, but as the year progressed we adapted to waking early. As sophomores we had the entire morn- ing to prepare for school, as juniors only a short time considering school started at 7:15. Some students found themselves waking up during first period, catching a few winks if ever possible. Each morning students could sit in the auditorium and listen to rock music or attend CFS devo- tions, while others congregated in the commons and lunchroom area. Many stu- dents considered morning session better, because that way they could hold after- noon jobs or go to the beach with friends, among other various activities. Although dragging ourselves to school in the early morning was a new experience, we learned to enjoy the afternoon fringe ben- efits. Ken Foster Laurel Foster Michael Fournier Steve Fowler Tim Fowler Tonyua Franklin Tammy Fraser Tracey Frederick Edith Fredricks Fredrick Freeman Tracy Freeman Sandra Frietsch Douglas Friskney Cliff Frost Doreen Fuller Michele Futch Barry Gadd Gregg Gadson iz? ' - 'QNX f' , ati ...Sv - x Juniors f 263