Brandon High School - Eagle Yearbook (Brandon, FL)

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Nobody ever listens to the sopho- mores! had been the complaint of every tenth grade class since double sessions had relegated them to the twelve to five shift. ln an effort to give the Class of '83 a stronger voice in Student Government, the first Sophomore Senate was estab- lished in the fall of 1980. The primary duty of these new senators was to represent the wishes of their classmates to S.G. They also worked hard in all Student Gov- ernment activities to show the school that forming their group had been a smart de- cision of SG's part. Jeff Bower Scott Bowermaster Joann Bowers Dana Bower Mack Boyce Ralph Boyce Chris Boyer Julie Bradley Arnie Brady Narthan Brannon Roben Brannon Stacey Brauen Mitchell Breedlove Tim Breen Reece Brooks Sandra Brooks Sophomores X 289

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gl l flirt 9932 . l 1 , if? , .-ga 'Tl E E K . 5 li E5 s .4-V 3. Mike Barricklow Nancy Barricklow Corlis Barrow Tammie Barter Lisa Bartock Atosa Bassiri Denise Bateman Chan Barrer John Baver Judy Beard Mike Beard Mike Beatty Michael Beaudry Sandra Beckett Laura Beckner Dizzy Beeson Monica Behrendt Neale Beightol Gart Belcher James Bell Suzanne Bell Kevin Belisle Kerry Belz Kris Belzer Lila Benard Kevin Benfield Jerry Bennett Shannon Bennett Bernie Bentz Cindy Benzel Melonie Bessette Anne Belew Augie Bellias Darrin Bellows DeeDee Bergeron Mike Bierce Nikki Bigica Beatrice Bindewald Darren Bishop Lisa Bishop Kim Blair Kim Blankenship Tim Blaylock Karen Blocker Eric Blomquist Kevin Bodo Mark Bogenrieder Bryan Boiggo Brent Bol ing Sophomores Get a Bigger Volc 22 J x 5 . f si' i 0111? Wd? 288 ! Sophomores

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Brian Brown Beth Brown Bridget Brown Darren Brown Julie Brown Lisha Brown Marcie Brown Melissa Brown Rodney Brown Sharon Brown Tom Brown Becky Brownell Debbie Brozzetti Joseph Bruce Wayne Brumfield Trisha Bryan Gerald Bryans John Bryant Deanna Bryson Jeff Bua Gretchen Bueler Phyllis Burch Glorastine Burnett David Burney Lisa Burns Ronald Bush Dana Butcher Vickie Butcher Ritchie Buterer Christine Butler Lisa Butler Kim Byrd Dina Cagnina Linda Cain Scott Calhoun Danny Camacho Cindy Carricato John Camp Mike Camp Cindy Campbell Sheila Campbell G Q '55' 1 ' I K . . I .g V: lt ,l t .. .- - P-.1 -t R ' K MN . s., 227' V in-j ff 14 it Y f-a fi: 't , . I li ,.,. at I ii, w.,g As: ..-. .i get, V ' 'V J' it my g. not ' N H s.. X rt' el ol Welcome to Brandon - l 290 X Sophomores 2-SS? .5 is . 3 'ii Fai .W A ' S335 Hellol Welcome to Brandon. l'm sure you'll like it hereg over here we have . . No, it wasn't the first day of school for all sophomores -just for a few new ones being welcomed and shown around by one of their fellow sophomore class- mates. Being a new student had advan- tages that we old students didn't have. We had no one to show us around and to tell us where everything wasg nothing was as thoroughly explained to us as it was to new students by a special group of sopho- mores. This group of students was headed by Administrative Assistant, Hubert Brantley. This group was made up of six students who were actively involved with Brandon's many clubs and organiza- tions. The group included Paul McDowell, who served as the Sophomore Class President and whose interests inc wrestling and Student Government T Mason, who was the Sophomore Vice-Presidentg Adair Valdespino, was involved in Student Government senled on the Sophomore Senateg Kimbro, who was actively involved in Marching Band, Orchestra and Governmentg Easter Sarnecki, represented Student and Student Advisory Comm and Eva Peragowski, who was working a Hospitality Hostess. This group of dents had no particular nameg they just a group of students whom new dents looked to, to ask for help. Most students seemed to enjoy the specla attention they got from the welcomin committee.