Brandon High School - Eagle Yearbook (Brandon, FL)

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Tammy Slaven Steve Slowey Debby Smiley Mike Smiley Betty Smirnoff Cheryl Smit Annette Smith Arrie Smith Aurelia Smith Brad Smith Catherine Smith Danny Smith George Smith Laura Smith Mary Smith Rahn Smith Rebecca Smith Ricky Smith Ricky Smith Ron Smith Scott Smith Tammy Smith Terri Smith Lori Sneed David Snider Scott Sodorlt David Solivan Jeff Sommer Billy Somerlott Beth Souther Brad Southerland Brian Spence Michael Spence Steve Spitzer William Spivey Jeff Sprinkle Tom Spruce Scott Stark Valdine Staten Linda Steenburgh Todd SteFan Angela Steffen 312 I Sophomore Whafstyour favorite saying? i f AllentSchwartz:6i'What ever floats your boat. S AugeeBellido: Hows it goin i?' i Wckie t Butcher: That's Iife! t 5. 4 s UI, i , -g E52 'X Suean Narduzzi, is one of the many students who had their yearbook pictures taken over again and again. f aflaq iiiii iiii .if if Y .4 J t 'ffff T' ef' ,A fi ,, 1 'H .S ,gg if is . W Q W hx E M B, 4 ' S , af Q M A W- ' B 77 l S fa . t i 1 SS S X .t y S' R

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What do you think is every teenagefs favorite food? T l Ronnie Loaiza: Pizza and M 8. Mfs. U Gary Williams: Hamburger and french fries. Peggy Ryan: Pizza. The Brandon Community grew rapidly, d at least part of the increased popula- n was made up of families who'd had it th cold weather and had headed south. udents moving from northern states to uthern ones found it kind of easy to just to our atmosphere, the beautiful ather, and nice warm days. Most guys described the south as hav- - the nicest looking girls, and they en- ed the football season. The girls liked e beaches most for getting a nice dark n and for the gorgeous guys they found ere. Some transplants from the North issed seeing the leaves turn in the fall d having snow on the ground at Christ- as, but most had little trouble learning to ve Florida's year-round greenery and sual, outdoor way of life. Billy Sims T ,1- .Qvg '...,. Dwayne Singletary 11 .If Mike Skolnik fl 35517 1 . 4 ' : ,Y ,- . 562 ' li l Y. Enjoying the nice weather in Florida is June Thompson. Tubing down the river on a Sunday after- noon is just one way to take advantage of a sunny Florida day. Sophomore i 311

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EQ x 6. .L S--M K 1 Bridget Stepanoff Allanna Stephens Kenneth Stephens Tim Stephens Angela Stergis DougbStevens Kem erly Stevens Greg Stewan John Stewart Renee Sticker John Stiltler Scott Stigall Charles tode Janet Stone Renee Story Charles Stoves Mark Straley Vicki Stratman Ben Strickland Mitchell Stricklen Keith Stripling l,.,,,: edli Kelly Strong Brian Stutz Yvonne Stutzman t Donald Suarez if Mike Suarez Q- DeNice Sugg Kathy Sullenberger Ll? Kim Sullivan Scott Sullivan Susie Sullivan Linda Sumplore Gail Sutton Elaine SWBFIIGK Dan Swartwood l si, , . N A . J., Arleen Swilley l Tl r, ' ,. 'i -:S - Darryl Swims - Q: ,gg , ,. v., ,,,,-s .AoyhSvgsger 2 ' ' 1 fi , l T ic ar wisher -la e 'E A M :Se i ' Johnnie Sykes Q, , K ears ,i t lg. S Scott Sylvis t t J, -,- SU Taelflm if A -l'r fa IR, !' t si A' . An unpredictable situation occurred I .,YA underclass pictures in the fall. Usual- we had lined up, turned in our brown G ah 3 n 6 2 'i' posed for our pictures, and through with picture-taking for the J H Sh d H d K h S - - 6 af 6 an ennei IBVGHS T6- 'Our pictures were taken the first ceivetheirsophomore pictures' in September, but one camera tem- malfunctioned, and a hundred were called back for retakes in Once was not enough! And then the clincherg twice was not enough. of the two cameras used on the Octo- retake day had not worked at all, and who'd posed for that camera would to pose still another time. Needless say, some students and teachers be- to feel the cameras were jinxed. So the Bryn-Alan photographers. As it rned out, three was the lucky number, nd thanks to the concern shown by Bryn- lan Studios, our pictures were still com- leted in time for yearbook deadlines. HQ? I ggphomores 1313 ,..