Brandon Middle School - Reflections Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1980 volume:

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' N: ,i X0 we M ,ay ,J If HW X W' w , WW N W V 'V xf fJ ,w gjfg' ' t ' M 1-'-Vw' N M., 94 N JVM fX ,LL X , M W5 fm N ff -x ' W 1 X SIN V Of 533 9 f WING' h ,L v' 1-V9 X N v , -7' f. ., AD U Vx J VN 4 K9 ,rx Spiga , , X mf! 53,55 r J ' X X X120 VX , 'W wi' l W sw Q9 lx F3 'W Cf xx' MMM YW W R fMQff Q fsjspgpf fl ON ff Cf Dfw? ww f?y fifllziff wig REFLECTIGNS Volume II '80 1935 33553313 Egqi ? wifes 553533 sf 5' 1 ':j'r'1:'a. . ,yr-fv1eTT1vf1--- W 1-if -.1-Hzwvm-an-iv-.,, - .-vm. -- . -, L, imirssfldilivefefikQ1ZiLQitH1YQ41ahQga 8913? 1ff?0vfMG11'f6fA132ifbenxsar5 liiegxdiis A135111 ':. ' . I ,- ' Ju. ul. ii Q. It , 1 5.3: '. Q :,:..1LfL .,, I:Q52f': HJ 1:-.'.:-ai fl A YEAR T0 REFLECT PO - J,--'-'J .N Jr- awfe, .au.f:s,,4Q-4.f',i'Hifi .rgff.-is-gt-,.f'2 '..affva ' -4. is , l r Here we are again at the close of another year. Boy, it's difficult to figure out just where the time went. As teenagers, We Weren't always patient. We tended to want everything immediately. Many of us spent so much of this past year wishing, waiting, and anticipating upcoming events that we didn't take time to en- joy each day as it came. CHOW many times have we heard people say that we are wishing our lives away?J Maybe now that it's over, we can reflect upon this past year and discover that some of the things that happened were actually fun. We might even discover that we learned a lot. And maybe, if we're really honest with ourselves, we might admit we are a little sad that the year is over. Perhaps next year we'1l begin enjoying more and wishing less. But there we go again . . . anticipating the future. Maybe that's what youth is all about. Whatever we say about the year, though, one thing's for cer- tain. It did seem to go by fast. Maybe that old cliche is still true. Time flies when you 're having fun. Fun time Summer is the favorite season of most stu- dents. It is that time of year we most look forward to. By the time June rolls around, most of us are eagerly anticipating the idea of getting up at any time of day, going to bed late, meeting some new guys or girls, and ly- ing in the sun on the beach. As the close of school grows near, it becomes harder and harder to concentrate. No matter how hard we try, summer always creeps into our thoughts. We daydream about what great times we will have. Sometimes our imaginary times actually become reality. Brandon students carried away many fond memories from the summer of '79, Jenny Marker went to the beach every chance she got. She also went to Busch Gardens, where she rode the Loch Ness Monster for the first time. N. is-.!,':',f ,gi .Q SSA'-'Q' . . J' , .- -'- N:-4.1.-a'. .f. -3152511-'VJ21 r,.:'u11-f' 35 ,nw-1..r , , . f:. -. - 41. - L mznma,-:,f,. 1 W. W, - fr 0.4 Q: - ---N----All U-92, uP' 13 .,-, -Q .'i'Q -ff' Viv-if ni -- 4--1 jr'-'V' '- ff ' aff T' f'12',5 ii 'sfo Zliiqvprite.,-fgns ' 'Most rstuglents. -agree that-1 lg 5 E sctigities. With all pheystgdentsi Mg flieyiiingtdwiiitl the water, we wonderiwherei ,Q ' space-'to breathe. 3 K ' 1 , . Q!QliQ?QPL95ll1QHQ w:the1beaQb,Laura.BQses'. J 1 . - lii11C1??MiCh6l1?wiTOh11sQne here 410 Have 5? l r - l rffliamlqyivlltllogordifrom drownins.,,irr..ethraeil ' .. Pf LlfQQfv19f:W3l?Q?t-HfALHli9i9h1iBfUPlh55'l2'A15'H5ii1? ' . wtment.-than6he.1who1s'11Efaif-was ibtdlly' A ' i r fh'?Sdgil'Qh efmcgmaviidga uQntribution4-tprthqffaufilys 1 A imbff-asreaayfasipushiggjaipennilf i 'l - .- w -K,-,w . ' l J F 'T' 'Y i fv' P if-1 '.w- ildiltel' I 31' -' f ' V' r- A 1.--I-Ai p -.53 L, 5- - inns ghost l5ll9feS99!-T1.t1m?9fWQ1hBVB had fsesflzeir . . A925,?QiB!1CBS. with 19lI11erg,. Y Bfnnvifdli Ghlllboa' re1iYe:mgi1i9rii5f?'f9E A gf lFwQarin4err.dajfsant1lmutualfriends.. , H -A+ -.44 l .,n WJ, .. Y, V V. a N 3-I '-41 1 eil The summer of '79 passed u Summer 19 9 Lance Sanderson and Joe Don Strickland had a very un- usual summer. They were hired as parking lot attendants at a hotel on the boardwalk at the beach. Sometimes, they took time off to go surfing. Halfway through the summer they both got laid off' ' from their jobs, their first taste of the ups- and-downs of real, adult business life. They spent the rest of their summer surfing. Helene Whitley had a very busy summer. When she wasn't antagonizing neighbors, watching television, going to the movies, or visiting the library, she could usually be found swimming at the local pool. Steven O'Sullivan managed to keep busy by going to the beach, water- fluming, and body surfing. He visited Ocean City, Maryland, and went to several amusement parks. When he could get away from family activities, he escaped to the skateboard park. Michelle Belanger, too, had a very exciting summer. She spent three days in a leadership workshop and canoed with her family down the Shenandoah River. s by so quickly that it seemed as if it had vanished before we realized it. All too soon our summer fun was over and it was time for school again . . . Like we said, time flies when you're h av ing fun! . 5 Fir t day give Way to wifi-11 W?2'+Jf11f:1f: 'TT '- 122+ Fi -BVI' ,rf ivwfif- l f.f f1' 'fi-'-, 'fig .J :-,2.- . ,- '- -1. It ...,-ew-1.,.:,..-.-,,f,,,. Y,-.-,.,r.1,5 D. ,1,,. ,..,. ..- ..,, AH- LQ- - .. fx. --- L:-r.-'frgv-va' ,A,Y.:L.', ' 3-:,-41,-.Egg Y. .gf-,H . .n :,u,4,-..11L .,.g gil -, . .-Es, JJ., , im.-Y, .4..L,.,,L4,, .. 1... - ofschwrfemuem v ' f ifiiB15vf.1' thefiwriedf iiihimi 5liQ5ifHf:uefbn.mHny Qwe- 1 I jitter excitement bf- fU' .g . ' '.w,g' wI. 'ff-,1-'.-L f!Yts'1-fi-L31i.w2I -- ' ' ' , - I,, TLi .klff i w, ..--W .-, ,, , ',:,qa..A-.'f.t.N4 . mi ZA., . . T36 ,iq -ifffw - , s tm -timing f - r'1E'1if-i1:fiz1, '5'-1, M .vi '- .,,. 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But after a few days everyone began to settle into his in- dividual routine. Some of us took longer than others, but we all settled in eventually. Well, most of us. Say, where is locker 224, anyway? SAL 5 ,' mx.-. I ,. :,,, 1 ,, '.: -ii-, I , rr' . l ff , .-,ig , W .,, ' V - 1Q:QQK3,,,:1X51i555,435qugywgly..-,x,Q'4Qg'gy2LCn:ff-fx M4941'1v,L?Lf:-qlfnfgUgg-11:2'.'.-V.Hf.1,w ' 4 ' -V-QQ N L:,,, , and Football players block, field hockey players bully, basketball players shoot, Wrestlers pin, gymnasts tumble, baseball and softball players bat, soccer players kick, the track team runs, the band plays, the drama club acts, the choruses sing, and cheerleaders jump. Each team C r. O .m . . . . G lub t ISS t 1 prove 1n practlce. Many long, hard hours are spent work1ng on sk1lls Ask any why and he'll probably reply, Practice makes perfect. ll Q as 9 Practice pays off. 1 w - 1 fi if teresf H1 the subJ in her emgihtgh gradigiliingfxswli 'class 2BiBnH'9ifl!iB1BYBJBagj1lgI -fl W yu? 'A-wh, 13,5 :fi-ffl ft 'l f A -' iq Crime doesnit pay, but practice does. Oftentimes Chargers became tired of the htun-drum routine - school, practice, home - everyday. It got very boring spending hours in a gym or field doing the same things every day, layups, windsprints, adagios, and jumping jacks. But student efforts were rewarded by a game, concert, or play that was well-executed and the feeling that I have done my best. .4 415 gr.n.,.,,,, ..r, gg . F. , o - L.. .,...,., ,.!'7Tju 5-4-:f ,,5rm1..,. :JEL-glghf-ff'-'g.f1, ,A , frahtsai' , .. JCL- 8 :APLAB-L L--' 1 - Q 1 'I L.:-I ,-1.fLm,.4m-+g,f,g:Q.,,,g f f f 5':' ga. 34. ,,Lfy'gj,g3 L,-,,.,,, 3 siwfu '-.4-L, '- ' ...il-'. :-Zpwgfl:-V oh l' :'45:1 h . T , .ai I' -, 1 - , ------ '1'o-N.-,' ' Y V , 10 if-,- ,I le, -- Vg-2.6. - H, 1,-1 :sw S.1'-:1g?j, : fE u. 1 ,-?: '- z. , -' A , ,x. .,.4 ,avi ia - . 6Xi'.,1f' Qs, 1-,ifalrvnv .',' . - HL... . ggi, .nr . - .M NN.. - -LFA 1 Q la: '43, WH .- Lv-AL W nl I1-5.1 -,hs . MW .. 1- :v,.-gg.,-YA,L, x' + o 'Bifhniloii '-meets Plaza. A much-Aimprovefi fgragidon Held hookeif-warn gmadifa commendable -showing inthe game against Plaza debpite ariather 1 closeglpss. The teamis qkingdtso own field'for3the.first time thisyeag, which hasljgreatly increased team morale. , w 4 J N Band lends support. Brahdonfs' bqnd, gmder the .difrefi1.f'i0'n of Qelnhkn ,I-Iaixmtony supplied lively 'm'iIgiC' -an sporciqg' evenisg gE?'8dditiGfi5 iinfegm comi- .tliej dfnenoipiqveiim gbg the xeamsf most enthusiaatief cheexinggiection. ' g, ,, .. ,I i 2 Life at Brandon had its u 9 a s stuff eur faces, make faces. paint our faces, d doWns.We were known to: e've made time, and wasted time taken our time But they all added up to one thing-having the time of our LIFE! nfw' f'fjLf' 1 'V 2 . -, A -V-1 5- --.5 1Mafke2:a1aeaveaif hflljlliglltffheil i l,-,.'!9i!??f3iii1?559ff3iQ55f!1!?i5!i'fiiii I, .. . l l' Oriiyl-waafgtp navel--e ,miedbi I .wiigngyeii have your -energy? ' ju 'sayi' Gene Barlger., K l I :primarily-'an .hamburserrfen51?'5ref1Uh e P -gigs. .N , .. -Y w . , ag W-i:1gQ3g:aw.g,,y. 1,,,.. A - .1 ,vs i-, -- -L s ,--,-- . School work gives way to N! There is more to school than reading, writing, and arithmetic. In between school work, most of us find time to participate in something other than classes. Some of us belong to clubsg others go out for sports. Most of us, though, like to go to the, games and dances. CSome of us are lucky enough to have a boy or girlfriend to go with us.l Brandon offers many social activities. There is something for everyone. The long list includes Drama Club for aspiring actors, the Pep Club for enthusiastic sports fans, the Christian Fellowship for fun-loving, though, religiously oriented stu- dents, the Surfing Club for advocates of that carefree sport, and the newspaper and yearbook staffs for aspiring journalists. , .- '-l n:1y-Q'-'.1z-nfmnwi Q'-i ' ' 'E' 431: ,QL ,M is S' M5 '1 IM X' V fwauff f U' I :sign U X4 N ip 3 1 L9 Jr 1 a n L 4 Jeymiililex 'clk gym M Q 1 I IL ILM v : P f 9' HT 1 n- 'QT' n 1-C Q fa e v1su'Nl'n1,,Me:krlxnyi Q QL K-r 0 I L fir lp ' Lfx 4 -K1 L -i ...bm J --'L' - :gl-'s.1,.1-r-,IfM.-ig. . ' 'lrlliifaw f. .' ai-'F' .:5 '. ' 'I 11, . mm .,,. ,-.I . , '31 .1,.S. , 'f'wF Tf1-'-w.i - ll -I1'5'f-fi V' -msiijg' EEw,31:.5.gi,.1- i,,..-maui. 1. 'AW ,,,,,R: ,. 'W nl' .:..Jf.1f ?',f Q71 ,..J.'1' ,J '1 1 Eng ,155 JH 'I-1-9,3v,frQ551.lQ-gl 3:f'Lf,'sr'r ,Q .,f115'H::5L:'-jf ,1.-1.1, - T, '3L1imrra'F A- f-cnfsf s'+2'fm gs' Qf'1T1f fA ' 1F'f-Qiafaifq-f 5:71439 .- ,.:,-fy V i.,f,,,-,IMA Q -55...-L. .,.,Li-5,gf,fv IL ,mr-m. :ffefslh-'45,-jwaz,-L aa 'L .f,,L qf--N 7' .L1'ETZ-.'i1f's'f'1'1-':'f T fi' 1' ir: if' lf' '- 'rf-fm vw 1wLE 1i? i1V - a.-:ag-I . .A-v,.Qf ,S . :-1' F'svgkagtsy!,s1f4sJ1!:-in-:fb fj - 4 H -E, 'LE .-1,:,uL-:i',. ,'..zLt'l.:Li 9:13, 1 L1 elim. 1-MEM! .im-1,42 f.4f.i,.-' Eg 'Y.-s'3'.'5'1-f X'-tlzfzl' H1191-553Qg1gf1-f3L2?5tgg ,ye gf,-swf. lf. ,ug-V. ...J 'fl-:rw ..-.E 'zvxgq-'-: ffwlfigi +2Q:LAiApa:1eL-Lf- m fafisgsgllg!ff 35Ei12zi. ,115ffbK593:EEHKEQLia5'lwl2F.HaM1Kf?g:,3552. F1 :v2SQx,fgg f I T1,-:fi'pgfiff'21'.ffv45E1z541 IL ld f-3 I-J ! .z-Q5A.LL,aggg L gllazinn fx 15 'H ,qi Jr -'. ,f1, '-- 5' jug ,J V' 1 5? 595:12 bf zLa's.Ef'1 5 3g1La2.H2ga.5,1,ff:1'g Vials C if A fifr' 'A-' Ein- 11. -vw -PW ' 'lj , 2 if E-L'1.-'F'-Er-r-1'giAIw' :W-'f -'f' 'J', '- ,fi Mx, L -LJ-gf Y,-1-11 -.. ML.. ' :X 1 ' wwf' 1 '-- 1-,?g. 1!fQiiQn9y3s+ megaghoneifg H? if -Q e i g? fx 1 3 1 31--V5fnhefq:f11ffSffi6HdE:?4''Sie' Ie by '. -1-'fglqggllfgg gtk? Iielqi , NNW.. 4. . .. N , .ix HEY . ,. V: , Sp 0 rt S A wide variety of sports is offered throughout the year for students who are interested both in giving up a lot of their free time and exerting a great deal of their physical energy. the tiigin fall, boys can participate in football and girls in field hockey. During the winter, there is a choice reii be- tween basketball and iivrestling for bdys andiibe- tween basketball and gymnastics for girls. In the spring, track is available for both boys and girls. If that doesn't appeal to them, boys ban instead choose to participate in baseball and girls in softball. It is the goal of both the coaches and players to make the sports experience both a worthwhile and satisfying one for Brandon students. If time spent and effort expended are indicators of fhow well this goal was met, the 1979-80 Braridon sports season can be judged a huge success. 17 .nonuaniuamuxnzur - Tammy McCord I Lori Pederson CHEERLEADER . 1 :ff :H U fr. ,fl .fsqg-flrg'e,e, . V , fm - W- T . - 1 5.9133-91, 1 214 l x L - Z-1,1 xhfw gs l ' ., gf. ,X li Hllfle 11' B F CLE Lisa Spitzer , 7 mn., un. - 1-f:.vmwn gughj - P '-fffsm: . :ssl-ffl . '.: Pg-. 'W .2 fr H. ' T if: 252531 T Falth Brown .. 33525: l- Q , V' L77 L ' ' X' 1 L. i V . 4 . l e fn . . -. M - . P mg... J D' ' g .Q D Us Tracy Schaede 'e . 4125 El 5. ' lrm' L Y fi.. Moncelsa Acedo Front: J. Meyett Second: T. Schaffer, T. LaVia, L. Pederson, T. McCord, M. Acedo, F. Brown, Schaede Third: L. Cosgrove, L. Spitzer, L. Zirkle, K. C. Towne, K. Herald On shoulders: Starling Theresa LaVia rlll35lmlfi':'F f' vv' '- ' K. C. Towne lllilflqldiflfgigil l V57-hi il l r U V' . .Mrk I wig? . 15, U -1, 1 A :li 2 A ' : A-X l 'EL Lisa Cosgrove ' A 'C H i Kim Starling T Q 1 ' 'ily 19 i xr iz. K l m,.,m,,,,,,t, A, N r .--.iid Ji' V, 21' v'Y'.'?i 'I Q- V-l!i!4i'!T1ZUi3s.!2-e9nSP1r1wvf +P'etf1W1 g , 1.frggaiagyfmccafdrakmiagifqmffmm. jx zciieeriugj to Glenda assistance tai 'fg jfutiiiieffliranslfzrx l i .P Tami Schaffer , frrrmzlfm 91 -ameri: . -X V ' X X liar.-wi. it xt- 1Iir:a5 A . - N T s.. Kim Herald Q9 . . V ,5 ':' Wmi'!Ftai::1:,:l.a it Y J' ' naiiminun una 333,351-V-L V W :ri 61 7 - N 1 J aye Meyett The cheerleaders worked hard throughout the year to promote school spirit and unity among Brandon students. In addition to cheering at all the games, the cheerleaders performed at pep rallies and sold shakers, bells, and stickers to foster school spirit. Under the leadership of spon- sor Janice Mounie and Co-Captains Tammy McCord and Laurie Zirkle, the cheerleaders prac- ticed hard to improve old routines and learn new ones. 'IFB ,...mn.,,,r C A :ii E' .- ,M-as FOOTBALL 19 9 i ,.,.,,.e.,,-?cjY.-,? Tvzm,-ea, ,, W -.n,:. , ..- , ...M , 1., l. N 7.-,Hi J.5J:.1q.'r -b-234, MVIJ. K ,CJ 'fu-Jil. f f i aiifi - .lu Lv 42651 ,Z Aw . , fn. 1 : M ilfl, .99 uf? 'f'3.Ri.-1121? ,r 3 W E: 1' ,WV l-Y r., I ,, 9' 'ef .. fm , ., , leg: Q, ifisgilb if-' iiifuuuvm g. .. W . ,A s, -4,5 4 -1.1. 5 .. - nge :Q 21 , Y - we E5 his . - M65 ilu, A IQ Qs, G3- ,po Q Gr 1 2 .,.,.,. W rf, ii... 5 i Iiidbideiidince' . E28 - ofa - 3536 vmgiuia Beach, . gas i . g -if ,ag Ig- 1 Kempsvxlle lg.: -my 1 n -. . -.gran -V - If Where's the ball? It's often hard to Q tell who has possession of the ball until the bodies in the pile are pried apart. 20 x , Second down. Brandon's dei? team tries to keep Bayside from n a first down. . s -.. r , Y. 2 .,,:,. ., ff. - ,-,-.. Y, .. 4 -:F - 1 3.-.. -- . X4-x ...-A.. - '- -'- 1- . f. --.Z... - ' e - . .. : . 4' f f ' 'aa Iii-H :JC -:-1-mu' '5 i 5'-f--.fin-T.-gg 1.51. 7. ' .-wr-z'f2f:?f'7if'f.1..: 'mfg'-M-xg nw- ' - r.:. -4- -'fi -1 . 7 '- .- ,:. 'rf -1 rf. .. sf. - .rthfaiiidx-rr' -.YT -..--14.7 fr:-ff--is- :-,14u.Aa.SfxTQf-.:hE Foiled again. A Bayside player experiences the trauma of a Brandon ai.. tackle. Inexperienced and plagued with in- juries, Brandon's football team had a losing season. Yet, under the guidance of Coaches Dan Dailey and George Korte and team captain Greg Rivera, their hints. Coach George Korte gives some last-minute performance on the improved as ' the season progressed. In their final two games Cagainst Plaza and Kempsvillej, they came close to tasting victory. to Haydn Hungerford. 4? FMQIZPFGQ I ' -V - ,gi HF. QQ2 P. Cisarik, B. Jefferson, C. Rusboldt, J. Vargas, M. Harold, E. Freeman Second: H. Hungerford, D. Bass, C. Lannom, P. R. McCabe, R. Gibson, T. Miner Third: R. Paredes, L, Hendron, B. Gonse, G. Rivera, G. Wirdley, S. Bittner Fourth: Coach Korte, D. West, G. Hooks, D. Meeles, J. Maroon, L. Gregor, C. Dailey Fifth: B. Browning, T. Malone, K. Price, R. Hall, J. Sixth: Mgr. D. James, Mgr. K. Shoupe 21 Driving toward the goal. Christi Crockett and her teammates drive the ball downlield as Plaza players try to gain ff .' .- rl-'l t -g.f'i11' ,,,i1 .0 , 1 ., .J-.gt - 'gif .. , -f-li' DO' . I Attempting a tackle. Tackles are made in hockey as well as football. Here a Brandon player moves in for a tackle but is foiled by Plaza's Kim Schneider. g ' .- . - ms' f I 4.-f ,, .A fn-X 5 ,111 .N 1 if lf' K 2B1fa1gc1Q!ff ga-fg:fQy?5f1r5n219 BeaQh.n h, , F v it- 7' if9'i- 'i???7-gl l t-vBiQ1if1Q11'if1i1lQa?v2i' Vfefiiiaisfrlld -.f,n'1r:r'w2 my L FIELD HOCKEY 1979 Despite its no winl' record, Brandon's field hockey team kept up its spirit and morale for the entire season. The Chargers managed to finish the season with ties to Princess Anne and Kempsville, locking in a three-way tie with those teams for fourth place in the league. The team was coached by Terry Sawyer of White Oaks Elementary School. Though all team members performed well, the most valuable player for the season was Jennifer Armstrong. Susan Strobach walked away with honors as the most valuable offensive player, and Lisa Bruner took defensive honors. Throughout the season, the girls gained valuable experience which they hope to put to good use in the 1980 games. 'fs-J Front S St bach T. Regal, J. Morgan, C. Arzadon, F. Lyons, J. Armstrong Second: C. Crockett, S. McGee B Benton L. Bruner, P. Points Third:Terri Sawyer fCoachJ, M. Rivera, K.Lipham, P. Munden WRE TLI G 1980 Front: A. Metcalf, K. Aeschilman, E. Scherbarth, F. Teaster, D. Curtis, C. Rusbuldt, J. Spruill Second: G Rivera, G. Galgo, W. Nixon, C. Lannom, B. Bradford, R. Crews, B. Browning, D. West Third: G. Rigg, E Scherbarth, S. Ribolla, M. Rondenlli, B. Bullock, T. Lowman Fourth: D. Karley, G. Crockett, T. Craig, M Erisinell, D. Bass, R. Shoop, D. Hariston Fifth: D. Malana, V. Brant, L. Owens, R. Watkins, W. Glynn, M a o ,,Y, Becoming a wrestler requires W W' 1,1 'i Y -X VFW .i . determination, skill, and long, '1fW,,,. W , hard practices. Building a wres- tling team requires all of this and more because, although in- dividual performance is impor- tant, combined efforts produce a team win or a team loss at each match. Under the direction of Coach Dave Early, Brandon's matmen struggled through another difficult building year. But relying on last year's learning experience and some new talent, the Chargers were able to come up with more wins individually and overall. Determination, skill, practice, and patience were developed this year at Brandon, and hopefully they will lead the Y matmen to greater, future 1 H7 success. l 24 l-Ft 'T if faabfi lliilli ,illil m it N .4 . . -., ,. ,Y . , 391149? Brandon Br-anion Brandon BrHndon' Braiidnn ,Brandon Brandon- N 15 'ez , F-m: , Qfxggieiwendence Bayside E, . Lynnhaven . . fEIaza -. .A . Wipcess Qgndiperidbnqe ,Jian an 'Kempsville J . 'F' A -Pt T. ',.,-.5:,-,Q-,:,,, , E W 32,1 Ti?-'mi Ql ?E7, .T F mag' 1?A1a5sQa? i gg5gi3aQppg41aa1i.1 wg3gg1eg was 1 Qu i' ii mia farm 15 P9 W , dawg?pggQl, 2yg4ng1Q1bgs2e,apm,3'm 'arf S7 semiblls 1 ph Overcoming youth and inex- perience, the girls gymnastic team managed a productive year. Hours of strenuous conditioning enabled the lady gymnasts to perform basic stunts, and, after even more prac- tice, intricate individual routines evolved. Poise was essential and was developed under the watchful and skillful eye of Coach Arlene Linehan, who also stressed the im- portance of rhythm and the beauty of a unified performance. If per- forming with grace and ease is a measure of success, Brandon's 1980 girls gymnastic team was number one. 26 Fvvvy' gg!-F YL 4lllllLG'4x N1PIx'4lUi4X. Y m'1,,1:zl1f.LiK be 1 'sms I 'mi H I i T, ' V igsms sfeilkgij as if 'i will , I ii if mi . ..., I M ag .-ii' -4. lb Q u J Front: J. Franks, T. Trujillo, D. Ellison, O. Botond-Blazek, F. Brown, C. Chamblee Second: M. Williams, D Wagher, M. Bennett, H. Holloway, S. VanMetre Third: R. Woytch, H. Kurtz, H. Linneball, I. Woodhouse, W Taylor, K. Kelly Absent: Absent: M. Aikman Managers: A. Alderman, S. Scott, D. Townsend GYMNASTICS 1980 QEHQBQ - sl. E 39 JSHMQQ Qlkiemia? 1S.?ifHw f ' ,.,HS Lr it ' . A 'A u I :wi Jlvmgug 'I fm' if HU L-' G Inna wg U al f eff . . Io ,VI .gi-'A GIRL 'BA KETBALL 1980 k-gig., I' ' 'fi Q-.W I K- Front: H. Leggett, cept. J. Zirkle, S. Strobach, D. Lar- sen, G. Gills Second: C. Hightower, A. Holloway, E. Forrer, L. Filek, V. Gilchrist, Coach J. King Third: mgr. A. Nemer, A. Sonia, D. McDonnall, T. Regal, P. Mun- den, L. Williams, Asst. Coach J. Brode Girls' basketball met with success this year under the direction of Coach Joy King and her assistant, Jodi Brode. Experience was an advantage for the team with the return of CeCe Hightower and Jennifer Zirkle, the team captain. Head fakes, lay ups, and a solid shooting percentage from both the floor and the line announced to our opponents that the Charger's ability on the court was not to be taken lightly. Our basketball team was an awesome force with which to compete. ,i.,,.i.. L I 1 ll 'Wim t'-'ulrT'L if +i.1H.nQ'i 1H 1' 'fi is . ' ,, ,u ,., . -..'Tf. . CF M .,u,' .-H '. 'i r. af , i. .. . Tire ati.:-l..'.' lf.-1 M ' EL 1' y' '.:.lEW ' . -all HLl'-.L'..l 1. 1.1 fn tidal 4 L- L'-agaaliiii-Li H ' A .-eg-1 pw- -'.-1--ff. ew--.-.,i,L:,st .se--. ,. ,- 5354.39gi3kYigfLttgl1i:.vs5i- I-J Z- 'JQJJZN i!5iE1lEElfiiis' ' - r . '-'mi im.. W. W- G . 'iff ' --I'-., .- f :T i. . V Q . 1 sl . . I II I I Q 14 . 1 , ii ii , i 1 ilu., - I -I 4'. - i-' .1 n '-. .- - .. .,Jb.':'. l ui. '1,, it-.1 I 'xslqi . M... Front: D. Larsen, R. Gibson, J. Vargas, C. Robertson Second: L. Reid, R. Paredes, S. Bittner, V. B 0 S McGlone Third: mgr. J. Cote, R. Pearson, T. Sims, R. Hall, P. Pierce, mgr. P. Cote Fourth: Coach R. Sterling, J. Narcisco, S. Maroon, G. Hooks, K. Price EX . 4 4 6 u, .if I 1 if ff, 11 J l ' N L' A '14 ,V l V. 4 qi . 5 ' L. I 3Q'.j',: ,l. A 'fx' ' l 1 , b it .V M: I sa 'f f 315 . 5. yn M A . A YQ ' .. fjf Q95 r1:' I 1 2 P R .,.,-. ,WMA-.J-1 vq:r'.:.I.,,I .Ti hulk' 1::v.!m K . , if 2-fnww f Pg .X-.W I 1' new X ' --ff' 30 BASKETBALL 1980 Building a new team was the goal of Brandon's boys' basketball after losing most of last year's players to Green Run High School. The roundballers worked hard to develop talent and court savvy, and their determination was rewarded. They tasted success with at least three victories. And even though that elusive winning season was just beyond their reach, Coach Randy Sterling was proud of his team's performance. ' ' Q'iTtzgf E,'.'5i.z3,g' -fiiflgggfzg11f5fLj..lsg ':g5Q3g,z,, 3 :' will llf lEF1F'lEl'5i?!QlET5.l lil? llP2iilii7il3i.l.0'!F.ff S,C?,li55I 1 Q- 'iflflf' l iilfiwgiil u1a:uel,f.,. - Q, F' - . V ' ' ' . , .' Y, - 4. A 'VV . i Y 'i 27, V ,, l , . Front: L. Lamer, V. Gilchrist, T. Regal, S. Deming Second: Coach Lesiuk, A. Abbott, B. Boncal, D. McDonnell, C. C. Hightower, M. Lewis, A. Bulens, Mgr. T. Aguilar 7- How it's done. Lee Anne Lamer shows her teammates how to hit the ball in a practice session of the 1979 softball team. 32 i wx- , 1' Throwing a curve. Brandon's catcher cheers on the ball as if to say, Come on ball . . . just a little bit further. The softball team ran hot and cold throughout the season. Scores ranged from close to not-so-close. Yet valuable experience was gained by this largely inexperienced team. Mrs. Lesiuk has high hopes that the girls will be able to convert that experience into many victories in the 1980 season. SCORES Brandon 8 Independence . 9 Brandon 6 Princess Anne . 10 Brandon 8 Lynnhaven . . .19 Brandon 14 Virginia Beach .13 Brandon 4 Bayside .... 31 Brandon 1 Plaza ...... 9 Brandon 10 Princess Anne .18 Brandon 11 Kempsville . . . 16 Brandon. 0 Independence . 18 Brandont 9g Lynnhaven A. . .17 p 15 Brandon 112' Vir 'nia Beach 1 'Brandon .8 Bayside .... .28 OFTBALL 19 9 Catching a fly ball. Shelly Deming gets into position to catch a fly ball to right field. 33 Heading for base. After singling to left, Bernell Stallings heads for first allowing his teammate to score. .51 'ls-:gf 'ilfl-I 125 .1- ?,1'1X 1-.ff -.17 ,.rQf'5,:f'1a , - . ig: -V.. ,, . 4 . ,, . ' y.. 4 ,. - i' - fs, . 3 ' ' ' A ' - - Return to first. When a stolen base fail l ' V A to succeed, this runner discovers it' . best to head back as quickly as possible 34 ' U W -as Mgr. J. Ha il n. Second: G. Jaffe, G. Hooks, J. Hamlin, R Front: Mgr. B. Stiert, P. Adkins, B. Gonse, L. Montgomery Gilch s G. Rivera, J. Meeks, K. Price, S. Maroon, L aseball team ended the season if X If 4 Throwing a curve. Frank Cisarik, Brandon's star pitcher, demonstrates his prowess on the mound. an even record, seven Wins and seven losses. Seven of the players will be returning in 1980 to form the core of that team and provide needed ex- perience. The most valuable players for the 1979 season were Frank Cisarik and Bernell Stallings. Brandon Brandon Brandon Brandon Brandon Brandon Brandon Brandon Brandon Brandon 'Brandon Brandon Brandon Brandon SCORES 12 - - -7 .fVirginis5saChe 9- 3 . . . .10 Kempsville . . . 8 . . . .6 PrincessAnne . . . 2 ....4 Plaza......,.5 . . . .4 ,Lynnhaven . . . 6 ....3 Bayside ....i..2 . . . .5 Independence . . . 4 . . . ,5 VirginiaBeach . . . 2 . . ia .4 Kempsvlifle . . ,B 5 . . 1 .3 PrincessAnne . 5 . . . 10 Plaza ...... 2 . . . Lynnhaven . . ,. 10 . .. 1 .4 Bayside? . 5? 'Independence . . . 6 35 Sb YYY.. 7. Front: Mgr. K. Orr, J. Marker, D. Douglas, C. Crockett, B. Calloway, T. Thompson, L. Williams Second: C. Gary, B. Gilchrist, M. Wright, M. Harris, J. Bloxson, S. Jones, F. Hurdle, L. Malone Third: Coach Gadsby, W. Thomas, S. Steele, G. Harris, Mgr. M. Rober- son, S. King, L. Hines, Coach Holliman Not pictured: R. Anderson, M. Greismeyer, S. Hurdle, A. Porter In its first year of competition, Brandon's girls' track team dis- tinguished itself. With four victories and one tie, the team placed fourth in the city overall. In addition, Brandon took one first place, one second, and two thirds at the city-wide track meet. Germaine Harris, Sandy Jones, Linda Malone, and Freida Hurdle provided needed strength in sprints. The field events were dominated by these four girls as well. They were responsible for the success of Bran- don's 880 medley team which lost only one race during the regular season. The award for most valuable track performer went to Germaine Harris, who earned 94 points throughout the season. The most valuable field per- former was Freida Hurdle with 75 points. The Coaches awards went to Sandy Jones and Linda Malone. 36 1 I P . A place to rest. The low hurdles provide a tired track star a place for a momentary respite from the rigors ofthe sport. One-fourth of a winning combination. Germaine Harris begins her lap in the 880- , medley after receiving the baton from her Q teammate. k U., GIRL Up, up, and away. As interested fans watch, a Brandon high jumper clears the bar with ease. Q ,Kr - .- - -V ,. z.f1::'f..-A:--'-:era .-ef.. . v w:s-v-.-,!- Sf ga .. , 1 W ,, ' '- ' - ' f ' ' e ,- .-x 1W1'f ' 'HM 'Y 'rg'-a. TR CK 19 9. I . ,. 1 , 5 -my Y , ii 3 i f 3531319315 .emi 12 , mniniiiseliiziire.-tfclrlalatrn A ' ' , A I 1 A. 1- ee t Emile'-1'ff:f4 Fatwa! 35? 5 V tsl r 15, i ii ' '- 1.5553553152 tl A ' Y11:.,,-14.4.7 1131 ,..,gf,, L. --1-5 -'-Liga. r-LQE -,J The take-off. At the sound nf the gun. Brandon girls sprint forward with their competitors at the start of the 50-yard dash. 37 The boys' track team started the season with a wing however, victory eluded them in later matches. Several of the losses, however, were close matches with the winner being deter7 mined by the final event. Chip Bassett and Frank Anderson were chosen most valuable players for the season. 7 igl-' -'H-Lf .F-Tai'-'IT f?.!!ir'r':m2+-:,f:f', '- ' ' , , L . 'L ., V -is.-jg-, 1-5 - : '.gL w'ff1'f,n 'Ls 1. ggi,-sz Putting the shot. A cannon might shoot further, but it doesn't have the form or grace of a shot correctly put. Mr. Robertson keeps score as a Charger track team member shows his form, BUYS' TR CK 1979 . Q , wr 'swbuidl' - ' -.7-. - : 'Fa' Q I in V5' f'-' . . . 1 ff' f ' ii, rv -' The moment of truth. Eric Freeman hopes his effort in - v - . '- ' ' X ' :ap ' ' the standing broad jump is enough to win him first place. ' : .. l. .- . A, - 38 Front: Mgr. S. Scott, D. Blesch, M. Presnell, B. Lowack, B. Schuyler, C. Bassett Second: A. Rogers, R. Walz, L. Johnson, M. Gamboa, D. McCabe, J. Bassett Third: T. Gamboa, K. Davis, A. Edwards Fourth: C. Gilchrist, F. Gilchrist, B. Stallings, S. Basnight, N. Gilchrist, E. Freeman Fifth: Mgr. K. Sykes, K. Sykes, G. Rivera, F. Anderson, B. J. Williams ',-v N un .. .. -U 'M ,-.-. 13.-4. .Y2 -T f-M343 Second Place Tries Harder. Fred Gilchrist finds that when you can't win, you can get some satisfaction from coming in second 39 s l Up for grabs. Soccer players eagerly vie for possession of the temporarily dead ball e GIRL ' OCCER 19 9 A near miss. A Lady Charger nearly recovers the ball be- ing passed by her opponent. Good advice. Soccer players try to follow the advice of their coach and keep the ball moving in the direction of the goal. Front: J. Armstrong, C. Masseur, L. Larsh, C. Sites, L. Beougher, J. Morgan, A. Williams Second: S. Rogers, A. Nemer, J. Zirkle, T. White, C. MacDonald, F. Hurdle Third: Mgr. K. Donnellan, P. Sawyer, E. Dayrit, S. Strobach, C. Chiomento, Mgr. S. Rohrer Fourth: P. Maxey, L. Pierce, S. Campbell, D. Ottney, S. Oertel, D. Datson, D. Mock Brandon's girls' soccer team began and ended the season with wins. Although the season overall was not a winning one, the Lady Chargers, under the guidance of Coach Joy King and Co-Captains Shari Campbell and Trish Sawyer, represented Brandon well and vastly improved as the season progressed. Camille Sites was selected most valuable player for the season. BOYS' SOCCER. 19 9 V vgigxg ag -:fu vnu-x . r- ,., V , V, . ,,,.,,,-.,,.,,,. - . at me J ' ' ' 'l 5 i....-s,,- a ' 5 153' T' 'S 3 535' H n 'K?i. , I' ',-' ' ' if , , , . by . 'N ,. . A + M I , g. Front: N. Rezai, J. Seaton, G. Green, D. Scango, R. Cartwright, G. Harris, S. Benson, S. Lehm Second: T. Minton, J. Tecson, C. McVey, J. Wynne, J. Norungalo, L. Peterson, T. Lohmeijer, S. Porter Third: S. Brooks, Mgr. K. Parham, P. Pimentil, Mgr. K. Peter- son, V. Brant, D. Presnell, P. Sheedy, C. Bassett, D. Bass, T, Miner, T. Yarina, B. Herberger. Mgr. K. Piper I uhgf- ..-1 . . my fi Ugly! . 2 .VN 1. . affd ' J'-,lJ:.,q .---f ff fs'- v rPf f' 4 ..A4.,-.. A Q .A-.--'-1'.A-.. -- J 1 L,-,, .en l 1. - K .ne-s:,, Y' .V - . - -'...-qrrdnlfh , s . UQ ,gxygi .vvqgl .1 -5 -M 'sw L ' .,,... - - '-J. Y' 'DH' . --4 .P 'V 'A , .Haw 8 P- I .311 .1 M . :WLM ,, -V vi 42 l . .van K, In ' A ' A sf Five against one. A lone Brandon Charger sets up a score against a well- defended goal. Brandon's boys' soccer team, after a slow start, gradually built momentum. For the final game of the season, they were scheduled to face second-place Virginia Beach Junior. Under the leadership of Coach Bill Bell, a determined Charger team sound- ly defeated this highly-favored team. As a result of this spec- tacular finish, Brandon ended the season fourth in the league with a record of three wins, three losses, and one tie. The two boys select- ed as most valuable players for the season were defensive goal keeper Chip Bassett and offen- sive forward Chris McVey. -f - -- f- - - ' - Y-r-ff'--3.-rr,-H -- i f f nf- Brahdbn lu Brandon Brandon- . Brandon ' Brandon, .. l. -. Brandon Brandon 42 , l.. - ., fSC RE1S ,. -8 Bayside 1TPlazar4.... Kenrpsville . 8 Prini:essAnnei U lndepssdence 0 Lyrmhayen.. 3 VirginiaBeach 1-W gf ba J: H eg. , . S1631 sa D lar Y V A .,,' ' ' i' 'I :S -1 ' sg - 'n A - an Q 1. 5 A . I. . 5 5 . I A . A' , ' :ga - ' .,,.. K, ' 1- 1 - 1. 4...-s Soccer player's lament. The coach says to be tough but please don't kick me in the shine. f V . , -A ..,- ,. r , .Y 4.4 - -- - - .1-A, Y -- ' ' ' ' J A 'f'. '. ' an .. Y. ,, -, 4 . .S . ,Q ' . , . -he .flaunt-1-1, JW,-,.am,.f,,,, Q. . - ,- 1 , ,,..l...4.l...4:' .' ' ' , nuA5L!.k1niL..d- - U ' Q , Q1 1' ff- ' . ,Li ,, .g...... ' A A hard way to make a point. A Brandon player tangles with his opponent for control of the ball. -wi 43 STUDENT 22 H' gsm, I ACTIVITIES 25 E-1 E' HLQSILI, M A good school, if it is doing its job, provides students a chance to grow socially as well as academically. At Brandon students had the chance to participate in a wide variety of clubs where they could not only pursue a favorite sport, pastime or subject but also meet new people and make new friends. ltlsle There were large groups, like the band and FHA, with over 100 members each, and small groups, like the debate team ,,, and the newspaper staff, with only ten members each. Some groups performed before the public, some were ser- vice orientedg and some used their expertise to provide activities where teachers and students got to know each other better. Each group, however, provided its members a chance to learn things not in a textbook. Students learned how to befleaders as well as followers, how to manage and organize, and how to relate to other ,people in agsocial environ- ment. 545 CO CERT CHUIR Front: S. McGowen, P. Points, M. Morgan, M. Isaacson, L. Reid, Mr. Lowry IDirecwrJ Second: L. Brooks, A. Holloway, C. Wright, L. COBKTUVSV S- Vfllfd, B- Ullafd. E- Moore. N01 pictured: D. Lowry, V. Mulherin, J. Adams 7th GR DE Brandon students who like to sing can participate in one of four programs offered by the music department. The programs are designed to meet the needs of stu- dents at the various skill levels. The choral music department presented several concerts throughout the year enabling stu- dents to gain experience singing before large groups as well as demonstrate their musical skill. 46 CHORU Front: A. Valencia, K. Kilday, C. Starling, P. Black, D. Martin, M. Meeks, R. Galgo, D. McClelland Second: R. Ferguson, T. Jones, G. Winstead, S. Miller, K. 0'Connor, D. Stamps, R. LaRoue, K. Thomas, T. Jones Third: B. Brown, A. Lemmon, M. Lesser, C. Pugh, C. Collins, S. Harrell, B. McCutcheon, J. Lee, T. Shaw, L. Wilson, Hal Johnson CPianistJ SYMPHO IC BA First: A. Abbott, M. Evans, C. lewis, D. Markwith, C. MacDonald, L. Plunkett, S. Daniels, G. Birckhead, S. Chilcoat Second: T. Parr, M. Hull, E. Aquino, B. Sandidge, J. Squire, J. Eaton, J. Bander, A. Alderman, D. Hairston, A. Edwards, K. Schmuck, K. Clickener, J. Greer, L. Peoples, P. Esenberg, K. Courts Third: S. Lacy, C. Weigold, L. Hays, M. Callaghan, D. Brady, A. Faddis, C. Doyle, C. Morris, E. Fairchild, T. Booher, J. Brubeck, L. Jacobs, T. Sprowls, W. Taylor, J. Meese, S. Found, J. Rodgers, J. Oschner Fourth: L. Salazae, J. LaPean, P. Brody, T. Dunn, T. Osberg, C. Johanson, P. Woodis, R. Thoul, N. Blanco, T. Brown, D. Doyle, B. LaRoue, K. Dickinson, J. Galgo, J. Baldwin, G. Rivera, C. Callaghan, D. Fox, M. Paxson, E. Artis, D. Nemer, B. Sims, B. Snead, K. Zuck Fifth: K. Murphy, M. Russell, B. Durnil, N. Baker, D. Lines, J. Severts, W. Dizon, B. Tumer, E. Freeman, M. Rouse, P. Bouie, R. Gatmaitan, D. Murphree, R. Hoferkamp, E. Aquino, J. Youmans, J. Anderson, M. McLean, C. Brooks, S. Steward, R. Youmans, S. Boardman, M. Schelegel, S. Rouse ORCHE TRA l ,ef M we 4 .gl -'e.-av 7 1 '-1 'H l 1' V ,' Q. iw, i . :J w I i , , 535.1 l . ge, ' M I . rg ll -1 l li I A . l - , , . T . - - ffl... .5 . Lf., if if-, 48 , 5 Li A . A '- '.. -' .-an First: B. Thomas, Y. Wesley, F. Brown, E. Forrer, E. Punzalan Second: T. Adams, C. Schelagel, A. Powell, P. Yonkers, K. Cole, L. Ruddy Third: Mr. Hamilton lDirecwrl, M. Valdespino, B. Morgan, B. Dufresne Performing for the school. The band, in colorful blue and gold uniforms, presented ,selectionsiii from its 'Ihesday night Christmas concert for the school at an assembly the Wednesday before Christmas break. The 'tprogi-am: included such traditional favorite as a medley of carols and An Old :English Christmas. Brandon's band and orchestra, under the direction of John Hamilton, promote an interest in music in two ways. First, they promote the enjoyment of music by allowing individual students to grow musically by listening and participating. Secondly, they foster school and community spirit. The band performs half-time field shows during football games, marches in parades, presents three concerts a year, and participates in state-sponsored events and competition. The orchestra presents winter and spring concerts and participates in the Orchestra Festival and regional competition. co CERT B First: J. Myrick, P. Doyle, K. Mei, D. Molloy, C. MacKinnon, J. Eschbach, B. Sharpe, L. Cote Second: N. Collins, N. Skiptunaa, H. Bander, C.Talkington, D. Betts, R. Hamly, J Bennett, B. Hardy, B. Jamison, J. Adair, S. Gilbert, T. Tromness Third: S. Markwith, N Baldwin, S. Gordon, A. Corbett, H. Merkel, K. Dickinson, C. Henderson, K. Douglas, T. Valdespino, R. Mumaw, J. Brown, S. Scango, C. Parsons, B. Ouellette, M. Wilson, S Baker, A. Conley, R. Oliges, K. Lipscomb Fourth: A. Stafford, C. Fentresa, A. Eure, A. Floyd, N. Wood, S. Smith, P. Choate, P. 0'Neal, M. Lawton, P. Bergman, T. Jones Hamley, S. Marino, D. Bass, M. Phelps, A. Myrick, R. Uewis, N. Johnson, D. McCoy, Parclan, R. Houck, T. Dunn Fifth: T. Davidson, M. Presnell, T. LaVia, C. Adair, Curie, N. Dicorto , B C D 49 l Y v f ' v IDA CE, CLI IC, LIBRAR ,A D GFFICE GUIDANCE ASSIS- TANTS. Front: M. Johnson, K. George, T. Lamb, J. Hokanson, M. Long, K. Love Second: G. Rigg, A. Oelgoetz, L. Haidinger. K. Lipham, JL Glynn, K. Orr 3 if 5 5'gTf.T?faf.i 6Ii!'!Y twig vii ' I .Xi .5 50 SSISTA T OFFICE ASSISTANTS. Front: K. Burt, S. Steele, B Frazier Second: L. Bennett, S. Smith, M. Petty, J. Franks L. Lowman, T. Howe, B. Ivey R. McCabe, C. Courts, C Paul 1 3 'x CLINIC ASSISTANTS. Front: K. Kyle, D. Smith, T. Litterini, C. Talkington, S. Jay Second: E. Stevenson, S. Donahue, A. Kapocius, L. Stanley, S. Morris, S. Smith, H. Hampson A LIBRARY ASSISTANTS. Front: K. Lengyel, K. Kelly, M. Kozakowski, C. Hummel Second: V, Augustine, K. Hartlove, E. Page Third: M. J. Norungalo, T. Reilly, D. West, M. Phelps, K. Herald, K. Barry Fourth: C. Brown, W. Peebles, C. Truett, K. Krolak, A. Bean, T. Lavia e075 The guidance, main office, clinic, and library assis- tants provided much needed aid to the staff of the school. Before being chosen, each would- be assistant had to fill out an applica- tion and be inter- viewed. In guidance, the assistants answered telephones, alphabetized schedules and schedule change sheets, took new students on tours of the school, and assisted parents and students at the discretion of the guidance counselors. Library assis- tants helped students check out books and reshelved books that had been returned. The clinic assistants helped Brandon's nurse, Anita Hicks, administer first aid and comfort to students coming to them for assistance. The main office assistants worked at the direction of the school secretaries and principals running errands and filing. Without the valuable help provided by student assistants, the staff would have found the efficient operation of the school much more difficult. HO OR OCIETY 4 may rs - Q W 6-.' ' . 'Z . 0 Front: Mrs. Ruben, Ad- visor, L. Peterson, A. Gamboa, L. Zirkle, M. Acedo Second: M. Sparger, R. McGuire, P. Mendoza, L. Willoz, T. Chamblee, D. Jahn, T. Cohen Third: T. Schaffer, ' I . S ji l D.Browne M.Mor-gan A. n- McDonald, T. Collins, D. it T ,,,..... Adams, T. Lee Ia' , .,-',,- v., -E,-L V- I A The National Junior Honor Society recognizes students each year for their out- standing scholarship, leadership, character, service, and citizenship. The 1979-80 club, through its many activities and projects, continued to promote ex- cellence in each of these areas. Some of their many projects included an honor roll party, the spring initiation ceremony, tutoring, a canned food drive for needy families, and several money-raising projects. Mrs. Ruben again served as club sponsor. The club of- ficers were Alan Gamboa, presidentg Eileen Aquino, vice-president, Laurie Zirkle, secretaryg and Moncelsa Acedo, treasurer. TER ATIO AL CLUB Students belonging to the International Club are provided the opportunity to learn more about other coun- tries and cultures. Their many activities for 1979-80 included collecting money for UNICEF at Halloween, sponsoring a foreign song fest and Christmas party, and visiting foreign restaurants. Miss Scott and Mrs. Grigg were the club sponsors. The officers were President Lisa Spitzer, Vice-President Denise Poole, Treasurer Front: R. Davison, N. Dicorato, P. Mendoza, L. -Rivera, W. Peebles, H: Hampson, Vi c ki M ul h e r i n , a n d N. Baker, H. whiney second: L. Cosgrove,T. Standish, D. Ellison, L. Read, ls. Ben- ' ' ton, A. Holloway, M. McCarthy, R. Watkins, J. Johnson Third: A. on ey, D. Secretary Chrlstle Mendoza' Massey, F. Colley, J. Matlosz, T. Schaede, D. Fisher, K. Caldwell, B. Burgman Fourth: S. King, P. Haste, A. Abbott, K. Lindberg, T. Cartwright, R. Pearson, A. 52 WalLFifth: M. Mulich, T. Padgett, N. Slate Fifth: C. Chamblee Sixth: L. Spitzer, D. Poole, V. Mulherin, C. Mendoza GERMA CLUB Front: Vice-President S. McGeein, J. Messe, H. Holloway, D. Jahn, P. Springer, M. Sparger, N. Baker, H. Jacques, E. Koszaritz, Secretary P. Esenberg Second: K. Cassidy, D. Charles, T. Gray, T. Schaedel, T. Beck, D. Thaggard, L. Woods, J. La- Pean, D. Lucy, M. Marklund, S. Scherbarth, D. Elam Third: T. Meekins, S. Marsh, Mrs. Wicks fAd- visorl. L. Haidinger, T. Cartwright, J. Osclmer, S. Snider, S. Boardman, C. Koob, J. Cherry Language students practice what they are taught The Spanish and German Clubs were very active in their first year of existence here at Brandon. Members gained additional knowledge of the customs and cultures of the many Spanish and German-speaking countries. They took field trips, had guest speakers, and participated in language-oriented activities in order to learn more about their respective language and people. The Spanish Club was led by sponsors Maria Still and Jodi Brode as well as its club officers. Josh Parrie served as president, and Kris Schaff as vice-president. Aileen Guerrero was secretary-treasurer. The German Club's sponsor was Monique Wicks. She was assisted by President Sam Richards, Vice-President Sharon McGeein, and Secretary-Treasurer Peggy Esenberg. PA 1 H CLB Front: R. Hopkins, M. Mejia, S. Morales, D. M-arkwith, C. Lewis Second: T. Whitten, M. Galdo, M. Presnell, A. Guerrero, J. Parrie, C. Schaff, L. Felkins, J. Bander, D. Lowry Third: J. Shark, K. Greyard, A. Mount, K. Lindberg, T. Brown, E. Laipply, A. Abbott, Mu Hull, iM. Rezeau, S. Morris, L. Ruddy l' l l FHA Officers: S. Strobach, T. Wooten, K. Orr, P. Wortych,D. Land, C.Crockett, M. Wass, D. Larsen The FHA CFuture Homemakers of Americal gives students oppor- tunities for self- development and prepares them for family life. Most FHA members are enrolled in home economics and continue to pursue their domestic in terests through the many club activities. This year those activities included attending th local federation's Leadership Training Workshop, travelling to the Virginia State Fair, spon soring a skating party, and participating in the state leadership conference in Roanoke. Officers for this year included Debbie Land, presidentg Renee Woytych, vice-president Donna Larsen, secretaryg and Cristi Crockett, reporterfhistorian. BRA DC CHRI TI FELLCW HIP i is , I!!! Front: J. Baldwin, A. Arehart, D. Jahn, T. Cross, B. Turner, C. Doyle Second: C. Schmuck, G. Gobar, G. Church, M. Kinkaid, C. Ziffer Third: T. Chamblee, Mrs. McColley and Mr. Parsons CAdvisorsl, L. Starchia, S. Butcher 54 The Brandon Christian Fellowship started the year with an ice cream sundae party with Green Run and Princess Anne High Schools and Hope Haven Children's Home. The club helped in- terested Christians grow through fellowship, Bible study, and service. Club members visited a nursing home and participated in other Christian oriented pro- jects. The BCF officers for 1979-80 were David Jahn, president, Alan Arehart, vice-president, Terri Gross, treasurer, Chris Doyle, secretary. Mrs. McColley and Mr. Parsons were the faculty advisors. INDUSTRIAL ART CLUB Front: R. Medlar, J. Cote, M. Baxley, H. Jacques, E. O'Bryant, D. Jones Second: Mr. Crider CAdvisor7, P. Cote, G. Simmons, T. Padgett, R. Spadafora, K. Amerman, Mr. Garrison CAdvisorJ ART CLUB The Art Club, sponsored by Mrs. Criss and Mrs. Gravely, is a service organization which hopes to increase the awareness of the students and faculty toward artistic elements in their Activities for 1979-80 in- celebrating Picasso's irthday, sponsoring a drive for the needy a bulletin board contest Christmas, and visiting e King's Daughters at They also sponsored Teddy Bear contest, a activity, and their nnuai snow. The Industrial Arts Club, advised by Mr. Garrison and Mr. Crider, ex- tends the depth of its members' skill in such areas as woodworking, ceramics, model dreamhouses, cardboard rockets, and carbon diox- ide cars. At the same time, it also provides services to the school and community, undertakes money- making projects, and takes field trips to places of interest to in- dustrial arts students. Officers Paul Cote Cpresidentj, Kevin White Cvice-presidentl, and Hans Jacques Ctreasurerl aid the club in organizing activities and maintaining order at the meetings. i 'E ill: Front: S. Daniel, B. K. Linkous, T. Collins, H. Fisher, J. Cherry Back: R. Medlar, S. Reardon, A. Nemer, V. Lovely, J. Meyett, S. Marsh 55 . . ' ' ' .1 ,. . . , 1 Front: Mr. Sterling CAdvisorJ, O. Linkous, M. Acedo, P. Points, C. Wright, C. Hightower Second: J. Cote, T. Lucy, T. Chamblee, R Davison, P. Mendoza, T. Cohen, S. Maroon, P. Cisarik, L. Brooks, P. Pimentil, L. Cote, D. Stampe Third: P. Cote, K. Love, L. Cluck, M. McCaskill, G. Pitts, R. Mitchell, M. Spargner, F. Brown, N. Slate, W. Schuppenhaeur, G. Houck, F. Edwards Fourth: D. Elam, J. Bander, A. Valencio, T. Coates, D. Vevoda, E. Moore, L. Cosgrove, K. Amerman, D. Patac, M. Wass, E. Wiseman, W. Gibson Fifth: H. Holloway, L. Agonis, L. Peterson, T. Parr, F. Hummel, R. Houck, S. Morales, R. Paredes, N. Rezai, L. Wilson, D. Townsend, A. Luces Sixth: J. Hokanson, G. DeVera, B. Bradford, C. Lewis, M. Hull, N. Wood, B. Land, A. Evangelista, C. Masseur, G. White, N. Skiptunas, K. Lipham Seventh: M. Johnson, L. Spitzer, C. Talkington, T. McCord, B. Gonse, F. Lyons, C. Chamblee, L. Williams, D. Ferebee, L. Kirkle, J. Zirkle, D. Fentress STUDE T COOPERATI E SSOCIATIO I Q' ,-'. ' ' ., ' 'wxkv' ae,,-ff: , Brandon's Student Cooperative Association CSCAJ worked hard throughout the year sponsor- ing and promoting many student activities. Some of the many projects they took on this year were the United Fund Drive, the student exchange, leadership workshops, and Spirit Week. In addi- tion, they supervised the stuffing of stockings for the Salvation Army at Christmas, maintained a, calendar of activities in the cafeteria, and prepared a slide show about Brandon for the citywide SCA. Randy Sterling served as SCA sponsor. He was assisted by President Patti Points, Vice- President Cheri Wright, Treasurer Moncelsa Acedo, Secretary Cece Hightower, and HistorianfReporter Olivia Linkous. ., 1-'G'-. '.1::..'If.....r J. . - -...Q-rf' ' ii.if'L Islfijfiii-'gi .1312 , ' 5 Lil? A jg?f,Q.v.y:m.Q.Ln iviili Sag: ml ,-. ' . 2 - 5' , ,212 Lgglu-:g.Q5l.!!L4. .el 56 lt: Y. Wesley, T. Johnson, S. Mitchell, P. Mendoza, L. Reid Second: Moore, L. Gilchrist, L. Rivera, S. Vaird Third: Wanda Wilson, Criss fAdvisorsJ JROTC CPO D. Hedgebeth, A. T. Wissinger, S. Adair, C. M. Holley, B. Frazier Stonebreaker Second: R. D. Hill, S. Moffitt, M. , C. Cherry, S. L. Kirkland Third: R. J. Lockhart, A. Eng- K. Eaton, M. Goldman, J. J. Tumer Fourth: R. M. McLean, J. Gould, S. M. Savage, C. Benton, L. ODER DA CE UCIETY The Modern Dance Society, in its first year of competition C1978- 79l, took second place in the statewide modern dance competi- tion held each spring at Norfolk State University. The goal of the club this year is to take a first place in that same competition. Wanda Wilson and Gladys Criss are the faculty sponsors of the club. l EL V -'-gif'-eff? 'iffjrfr 27'-'Q-, -f n ... :'v-.1srg'iv-r-fgff t A , ' . .1 1 '--sivtsarrezisiasgrdz '+,-1.31--j -fe,-3 ',l.I,1,4-.2 .N L piflm-L It lf.: -1:1 E., i- .' ' . ..,, -.L G Surf's u ! Han Ten! Sun's out! CLUB P 8 Let's go! The Surfing Club was form- ed to give interested students tips on buying boards and using them safely. Mr. Bell and Mrs. Linehan, club sponsors, were assisted by the club of- ficers in providing leadership. Paul Pimentil served as president, Danny Cameron as vice-president, David Gill as treasurer, Laurie Bosso as historianfreporter, and Jennifer Armstrong as secretary. Club ac- tivities included selling surfing t- shirts, going to surfing movies, surfing on weekends, and sponsoring an end- of-the-year party. ,,-,rl-, -J Is.. I-' ' if-f1 -i -H+' 'm 'T u -,xrgoiigs QBel1'- mdvrserj, AD., Gil1,',-L.t,.BQgi,s0g, Ji , L-Binder? i n -Ai0HsMrS+-Iainshsslitidvhvrl-QQQQQHQQ.Ds Gamersnr I T Qi Ruabtvlir lillugrfsrzilig' , ,, 1' T67 1 . M T -wi PEP CLUB . Yeah! The Pep Club, advised by Mrs. Linehan and Miss Schatz fosters school spirit, encourages student support of school athletics, and assists the cheerleaders in boosting team morale. The Pep Club's activities include at- tending all athletic events and making gold Pep Club vests and hand-held shakers. During games and pep rallies, as the Pep Club cheers louder and louder, its members wave the blue, gold, and white shakers in the air. ' if, , '1. i .,,. Rf' illilffiflfigfgigjvgiimf ,, E : m a My KEYS. asmrwiwws My 1 T2 'f i ,- --lf -i -- .Hr is-L .:1rsri?mrms5if13stsih,-tl? if '- .QEH QTIY u' till! fi: t ., . ifMigNf0f A B ' 8 ,, i ll! ,. ilu aigE'mir i If 'l' V W- 2.5755 : ,ala 'ilg-',1s2rf1.g f-1 5:2 .p L, ,5 ,, afgigiiir LLL.sfl7L.F Elzilml. gg,- Front K Lipscomb T. Ertl, S. Ransdell, R. Ramos Second: D. Elam, J. Bender Dr Bailey KAdvisorJ, T. Gamboa 8541! --,-4-55 Amanda Marie Locks CMelinda Duval! to Judge CRichard Rousej: Oh, I'm extremely innocent, Wally. O E-ACT PLAY Quiet on the set! Lights! Camera! Ac- tion! The Trial of Amanda Marie Locks was produced by Mrs. Troutman in November, 1979. Mr. Lowry provided technical assistance. The cast, led by stu- dent director Lisa Willoz, rehearsed for many hours before its premiere perform- ance before the student body. At the One- Act Play Festival held in Virginia Beach, Brandon received a superior rating, one of only two schools to do so. ia Defense attorney iTyson Schaedell: Do dwarves eat porridge? Dwarf CWilliam Northemla Do Lawyers have shingles? Fi? - M CAST MEMBERS l Student Director- . .. ..... Lisa Willozi 'i Malte-ug .... ., . . . ,Ruth Dagisgn. 11 Lights l .......... Dana Williams Qther eastimembeis . . Tyson Schaedel, 'j 7 ,Richard Rouse, Richard Ivey, Lori Peter- it sen, Kenny Amegnan, Mark Kinifaid, f n Qlsuddy Steiert, Becky Iifiiid, Williefm ! NQ1'lliE1'!l, ,Jennifer Springer, Melynda. !1iJUw11..ea1Q1fSp.fmga,. Shafmreceem. - DEBATE TEAM Debates involve two people on oppos- ing teams, one affirmative and one negative. The affirmative team proposes a change in the status quo Cpresent systeml, while the negative team points out the disadvantages. The 1979-80 Brandon Debate Team practiced all year with its coach, Dr. Bailey, for two tournaments, one held in January and one in April. x l BRANDON IUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL THE LIGHTNING BOLT GAZETTE Sitting: A. Armstrong, M. Johnson, T. Chamblee, D. Jahn, J. Cherry Standing: G. Gobar, F. Holmes, K. Lindberg, Mrs. McColley iAdvisorJ, T. Padgett, B. Turner, H. Holloway, K. Semat CA TCL Brandon's Cast Club met for the first time in the fall of 1979. Its main purpose was to give its members a chance to ex- change notes and engage in self pity. Other goals of club members, however, included learning how to fill out in- surance forms, how to scratch inside your cast, how to defend yourself using your cast or crutches, and how to attract attention by looking helpless. A major activity of the group was practicing crutch and cast walking. Club co- sponsors were injured faculty members Janelle Becker and Tal Dunn. Financial backing was provided by Blue Cross!Blue Shield. 60 Brandon's 1979-80 newspaper staff, advised by Bev McColley, provided a free newspaper three times a year to all students, promoted good communica- tion within the school, and trained students in all aspects of newspaper publication: writing copy, planning layout, and selling advertisements. The editorial staff of The Lightning Bolt Gazette consisted of: Editor-in-Chief - Tony Chamblee Business Manager - David J ahn Photo Editor - Andrew Armstrong Art Editor - Jeff Cherry Feature Editor - Michelle Johnson Front: J. Becker CAdvisorJ, C. Griesmeyer, C. Adair, L. Solomon, E. Williams, R. Mosley Rear: A. Hicks fSchool Nursej, N. Eggleston, A. Un- derdown, T. Dunn fAdvisorJ WT' The Reflections '80 staff put in many hours F' ' 'i ' both in school and out. We hope we have l , , 1- produced a book that will provide Brandon stu- ' ff' y dents with many hours of enjoyment while at If Q gn, the same time providing them with a chronicle . of the year's events and the people who par- ticipated in them. Tammy McCord was editor-in-chief, and eighth-grader Michelle Johnson, who will in- herit Tammy's job on the '81 staff, was assis- tant editor. Other staff members, who shared writing, selling, and distribution duties, in- cluded Christie Mendoza, Tammy Bellis, Rene Smith, Portia Mendoza, K. C. Towne, Terry Cohen, Carol Mathes, Laurie Bosso, Tina Wissinger, Terri Standish, Lori Lowack, Tess Zajack, and Alisa Corbett. Mr. Tillberg and Mrs. Jones were the faculty sponsors. When Mrs. Jones moved from the area second semester, Mrs. Debbie King stepped in to share the sponsorship duties. Such terms as headline, lead, widow, cap- tion, overprint, and reverse became part of our everyday vocabulary. We got to know each Ffflmi T- Smdlshf M- Johnson' T- McC'?'d- Second: 'Rf' other well in the frantic hours before a deadline Sant-hy T. Cohen, L. Bosso, Mrs. Jones fAdv1sorJ. Back: Mr. . Tmnnng, Mnnnnn. Missing: c. Mendoza, P. Mendoza, T. zn- was due. We hope the long hours were Worth 1t- jack, A. Corbett, T. Belles, T. Wissinger, C. Mathes, K.C. Towne, L. Lowack. '32 4- 1 -.Wgi TES'2Z2if.fZiZld O Michelle Johnson g Assistant Editor W ....-ni .,,5 N A -..., Mr. Tillberg and Mrs. Jones fStandingJ Mrs. King fSeatedJ 61 STAFF -Q: :wir Q2 2 .. .. The quality of a school's staff is the largest single factor in deter- mining the quality of the educational experience provided for stu- dents. A quality staff makes the difference between an average school and a superior school. At Brandon, we like to think we have that quality staff so important to a superior school. The goal of education is to help students realize their fullest poten- tial in two areas: academic and social. esae 4Brandon's faculty and staff gave that extra measure both in the classroom and out to help see that goal is met. They have shown that there's more to teachingland running a school than sitting at a desk. To foster school spirit, they have ridden donkeys, dressed up in ridiculous costumes, and given of their after-hours time to chaperone dances and cheer for the sports teams. They also did those things expected of a staff: planned lessons, graded papers, aiid worked ivvith individual students. 63 The job of an administrator is one which often goes unnoticed by the other people in the school. Students' roles are well defined as are those of the faculty, but what do principals do? These people must make the day to day decisions which affect the smooth opera- tion of the school. Student schedules, discipline, athletic scheduling, evaluations, finances, bus routes, and inservices are all part of the administrative domain. We at Brandon are lucky indeed to be served by such an outstanding group of administrators. Mr. Atkinson, Mrs. Edison, and Mr. Hoffman truly deserve much of the credit for the accomplishments of Brandon's faculty and students. Without their leadership and empathy, this would not be Brandon - it would just be another junior high school. 64 ADMI I TRATIO -:N F51 1 igilgienfiimrhbgj T54 A fl 11+- idijliuq Tl-ME 1f211Jhs1qgAQ1oIL ' ' 1 in yr.-A ,...N 71' ' A .l,.,..--. J W. ..- I if? , -' -' -Y - ... -- .... . L- finglli 41' ,.y X 2'x6'4f . , ,l, , 2. :T b -Q bf--at qi L. --...ip ..- y 4177 65 be xx , , ,X ,cf X Dorothy Gilchrist, Dorthy Smith, Robert Tripp, Freddie Knox, Gerry McCoy Cafeteria Staff Come and get it because the getting is good with the variety of meals ser- ved daily at Brandon. For the rugged in- dividual there is the hot lunch, for the cautious dieter or vegetarian the salad plate, for the con- venience-minded the fast foods. No matter what your preference, you always get service with a smile from Mrs. Mackey and her excellent cafeteria staff. 66 UPPORT Custodial Staff VVho's to blame for thc clean chalk boards ea day? And who takes t math homework which y o 5 ' , t 1 l leave lying in front of y locker? That s right custodians do. Each d the crew goes about t task of keeping a n school looking like a n school should - clean a orderly. In fact, Mr. Tri l and his staff do such a fi job that they are a prii example of that old ada E A job worth doing worth doing well. E. Pabb, V, Upton, M. Krolak, M. Larroque, l. Morings, S. Rodgers, G. Miller, N. Gills Manager T. Mackey, S. Harold, D. Sheppard, M. McCoy ER ' x, IQ.- 4- tx :I ., ..- l gf xi 'must f Bus Drivers Hats are off to the ladies and men who chauffeur students to and from Bran- don each day. Truly these people are dedicated for neither rain, nor paper fights, nor record-breaking snows keep them from delivering their charges to these hallowed halls of learning. It takes a special individual to drive a school bus. 1. ICE. B ' Office Staff Mrs, Forsythe, I forgot my bus number. What do I do? . . . I came to school after second bell yesterday, Mrs. Delk, but I forgot to check in. What do I do? . . . Mrs. Gourley, I lost my fees receipt and my art teacher says I didn't pay. What do I do? Do these questions sound familiar? They should because they and other similar questions arise frequently in the daily bussle of Brandon life, and as quickly as these questions arise, our office staff answers them. These three ladies also assist the faculty and administration as well, dealing out supplies of chalk or typing attendance lists and letters in triplicate. N Burt Gourley, Sue Forsythe, and Glen Delk, I if ' ' 1 ' , : Q 7. -it ! . r. . .. I l Standing: P. Roache, J. Downing, F. Collison, N. Rivera, G. Lilley, F. Haste, S. Burnett, B. Whitehurst, N. Miller, J. Allison, P. West, S. Hopkins, M. Sims, S. Waugh, J. Sims, B. Edwards Inside: D. Douglas, T. Patitz, L. Bayse, M. Petchulat,D. Lee, B. Bishop, P. Blount, M. Matthews. 67 Help sometimes comes . . . Assisting students is the job of most everyone at Brandon, but the guidance counselors and their secretary and the librarians are for- tunate because they work with the students on a one to one basis helping them to solve problems or make deci- sions. Whether the problem is deciding what classes to take next year, selecting the best resource for that history project, or getting those transfer papers ready to process our well-trained staff is here to offer per- sonalized service in examining alter- natives and determining a responsible course of action. EHHRBERS I ' ' ' v-::N- . 'ff cd - NJN r chi R, if f .A Tzk E5 fjg-T: 1,-:j':5fjsf'f-gF7?f31'5f:iff if s if-? :',f.': 'iff A -viii if ., gh. 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They can even help you learn how to joke with a superior. fToday your teacherg tomorrow your bosslj For example, just what would you do if a teacher stuck out her tongue at L Ti William Bell Annette Birdsong Science English 5,7 5 Please don't squeeze. I was never told about all the extra duties an administrator is expected to fulfill, exclaims Mrs. Eidson, caught in the act of performing one of her many tasks. Janelle Becker J ori Boyce Physical Education English 'Q az- Pa' up 1' Jodi Brode Cita Broome Peggy Bryan Bruce Cahill Spanish Librarian English Physical Education 71 f A -. , In-gtg J' ' f 1 . , Ul ' .v ' ,ff l Alan Chmielowiec Math MMV' 159' 'lt x 1 5 V --sag.-1 L i-,..v A NV- , V I said halt! Students who have served time with Mr. Edwards in in-school suspension say that he will not D01-is Clgpp tolerate any foolishnessg but really . . . 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LllflLl1P'Ibl1K-I amen ? 15Pllx :U 5 u l :lm ,Tb dv V , S' 4 ff, 'Az T27 Barb Dickinson Joe Doak John Dow Jim Downing English Math MJROTC Math 74 Camilla Drew Talmage Dunn English Math David Early Brandon Edwards Physical Russell Fletcher Physical Education Lee Ford Reading Terri Gadsby Physical Education Ron Garrison Indus trial Arts .-J',. . ,I nga- - N , , 5 'NN ,,.ffl'f:h3r,N, 3-5? Barbara Gatling Mary Anne Gravely Judie Grigg Joan Grippo Guidance Art Math English 76 4 QL Alma Hall John Hamilton Tom Hamlin English Band English I l l Q S 3 I Kari Hanson English l I 1 l Joyce Hernandez Anita Hicks Science Nurse in I Lois Holleman Betty Hotchkin Science English l fwfr I, H '. ff. m wap, iii E7 ix l -1 'Rs 1 77 115' -' ' Tlx - A fb' ' ': xx .f g - vig-. ilfyg? 6 , Q ,QL-,Aj .. , ' y . ' s V, Paula Hubler Myra Johnson Q Learning Disabilities Main ,X i -ffm'e1i-Wiilia '- f K Ki n S'- ' IAI- A Yi Jane J ones Kathy Keen ELL- F YYYN-skpwig NB, AQVLQKX-2:-:Q :M Eng R GCI flag 4? M M fi 1 K A. Joy King Debbie King '71 N orge Korte Turdy Krane Pnysinni Education English WJWQJ - sgnnzsiiidies Main L . M , J0wW'JJNjJoX My 78 Nmxqnfkownm Qc. 'lk Q? mr Joan Leonard Carol Lesiuk Arleen Linehan Sieve Lowery English Physical Education Science Music EX Q 427' l ,fs-f N- ' - . x 4 4 A N-,lrxi l , Shu-Y Gwendolyn Mallery Jean Martin M filth Science -Z .j e-:iq-,,.1. f+. . FP far? :P H an' -. 5 21, l. Qvggp hg gif 4 l ' El fielfilevhillflwiel-W s 'im -- ' 19 -'55'1,1fj-1-- aff-,F F' ' : - 'J f .355 ?f?!!LJl': - A L 42591, - l -Ei2gQ,QsHef3.1sfsx5 -l .--+1g:1'- :wif--',I'1+ 4-,1,'ia,.:f-QT ,1 ,J-1--'1gl gl ,ll l A 2' 5 3 751139 , 5 ' -la-l . :rn ri ' N' ' ' .'!' fig 5 '. 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Carol McLaughlin Irene Minger Janice Mounie Shirley Newby Social Studies General Business Physical Education Learning Disabilities Q , Fw ,v- Elizabeth Newman Mike Nobles Trish Noden Dan Parsons Home Economics Math Guidance Science 80 33 Susan Paxton Fran Pedersen Anne Pridgen .Chris Riedel English Guidance Home Economics Learning Disabilities ' .J fwq m 1 , 4 ,., 6 Judy Ruben Leona Russel Math Science . g Kathy Schatz Y Donna Schucker Science ggi Q Science X x A - ' VE Sflf l I I I 2 I .wb x a X I' 1 M F. n wi Q Rx 1' -- X : 'z ' , ' 2-pf I : l A ,Pu 4, .. , GEM-Hll 1T51llllf514-Sli! H - 'y ln'fo2:i1q+::a- ' rr. E:'c'...Nf!49. llfliflllx' N , , zgilfiqw .Q lhiafkllfrgs -A ,. W: fl,4.l,ft,ffnffipllllvlqf-, - Ef . fam--fzifslfdtlv1aJl+0'?:.f.' 1 , fi. Bernadette Scott Don Shaver George Spears David Steinhauer French NJR O TC Guidance Industrial Arts I '1.?J31 ' Randy Sterling Patricia Stevens Maria Still Doug Tillberg Physical Education Social Studies Spanish IndustrialArts 'N L Tracy Troutm an John Walden Carole Whatley J oycelyn Whitehurst English Electives Social Studies Math Reading 82 .... .. , -1 ML. or 1 lil.-L i .Q c i es, ln! ' Q, f C f 97 X W ,Q .u V 13- I 'f . , .11 . -1 1 Q , Y ' .Q BU . is 5.51.7 ,EPP Q l' ' ' ' Jewell Whitlock Monique Wicks Rixey Wilcher Wanda Wilson Latin German, French Science English Brenda Wood English Joan Wright Science ,, ....- i ' '-1 ,E+ 4: ' 9 eefe f wfsfilsw xx n was CLASSES A P. X . v,,.. N, 84 J' 5 , qi ... '.Hey,. wait! Slow down! I'm sure we've all felt like saying that at one time or another . . . Between trying to do late homework assignments, get rides to the gamersgplan weekends, talk to -friends on the phone, and eat, junior high life got prettyhectic. 'Many' ti-mes we had to acrifice precious' sleep to make time for these hare necessities. We didn't take time to realize how time was flying and how much fun weiwere having. U ,Perhaps the best way to catch a glimpse of what the life of a typical'Braniion student was like is to take a look at that of a not-so-typical student. Joe AScl1midlapp's 'life may be untypical. Yet, some of the problems he struggled with on a daily' basisfmany Brandon students faced at one time or another during the year., Turn the page for an account of the many exploits of Joe during one typical days at BJHS. . 11 Y , . ml se' MQ: if ?:..71!..J-,.. ,ig ' E Cy 'gil-' . ' f'l- , 'll' . rg? -,,,.v,-.U I ..4 .. '. .vi if iw R26 -,Y-.,,i, z V X 85 J CE CH IDLAPP -Super student- It seemed there just weren't enough hours in the day for Joe. Every morning he woke to the sound of the school bus leaving. He jumped out of bed Che slept in his clothesl, grabbed his books, and dashed for the door. After racing two blocks for the bus, he arrived only to find there were no seats left, forcing him to ride the remaining eight miles standing up. Once at school he was trampled by the anxious mob of stu- dents hurrying to homeroom. Bruised and bleeding, he crawled to the clinic, only to find he couldn't be admitted without a pass. Groaning, he trudged back to homeroom. His teacher sent him to the office for being 25 mintues late. QJoe didn't understand why his teacher wouldn't accept his excuse. After all, she accepted it the other 15 timeslj Office time again After hiding under the office chairs for 210 hours, Joe was finally discovered by Mr. Hoffman. Crawling meekly from under the chair, he faced a stern lecture and decided to take a paddling rather than be suspended. After three whacks, he was sent to lunch. The last in line as usual, Joe was served the final soyburger of the day. Looking around for a seat, he was not surprised to discover that once again he would have to eat in the win- dow sill. After his climb, he settled him- self and clumsily dropped his french fries. He spilled his milk while bending over to pick them up. Afternoon begins After a single bite of his soyburger, the bell rang. Joe jumped off the window sill and hurried off to face the remainder of the day. After what seemed to Joe an in- terminable amount of time, sixth bell finally rolled around. He heard his bus number had been changed as he listened to the afternoon announcements from the gym shower. Changed to what? Joe didn't hear. H .4'A' i ll - .5 25. li ,. , . .V f.fV'ff'75slQ5'ff'ffif .1'T1f !fff? I fifbohftlwurriq,1G'j1iHE,gPqll?Uii'gii1s' q ei1l:4??4FI,'yiSiEaj5intirsviSEUi3iae5E1iiifiaiil'ai5pvfasn55fEa55ed15i2'Hsi1rEishexfkisicb - H l ' 1 .J 5 ,-J. .V 1' ' I. 1 ' ' 4, 1. ' ' ' I-' .. -'-xg: Jw' Here we go again He decided to hurry and get dressed. Just as he shut off the water, the bell rang. He ran out of the shower, streaked to his gym locker, and threw on his clothes. After racing down the hall and out the door, Joe frantically searched for the riders of his mystery bus. By look- ing up the rows of busses, Joe finally saw his fellow bus riders pulling out. fThey waved to him from the windows.J He chased the bus down the street and , ,,. U, . ,. , in V J . X , -i r. ' : - pf f. , . ' gl? H f-- ,- Hi. we -. ws, ,Y ' i 653,51 . arrived at the first stop only to find that again there were no seats left. Home at last Joe arrived home late for dinner as usual. He gulped down his food and crawled exhausted into bed. He didn't move until the following morning when he again heard the familiar v-r-r-o-o-o- m-m, the bus pulling out. Joe jumped out of bed ready to face another day. He probably didn't realize at the time just how much fun he was having. I m iii , A CLASS OF 1983 v' me v A l To f 'f ,g.gr1. Ii.: ,.l. A. 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I . . 1 ri 1 ff A-v,v'i,', A .s 'V A fg ' - K 'L we ...f ... x ff Anita Abbott Moncelsa Acedo Sherry Adair . - , Don Adams Kevin Aeschliman Jeff Agonis ng, , iv. . --' iq 'fn' wiv: J , .Al ., 'A- ' :', .i X 1 W? ?'g v 'fi lb 4 un, . - A r A 4 ' w A N , AAAAAA.. w e or , 1 .A AAAA -ffl -r 'sf VS nriwfbx K Qs L 'J A4 I 1 iv , '- no ff X' 0 , ' , 'Q w 1 WE fun Q A . x A , iff' A ' V HJ ' i 5 f' I 'Rx ' M, x M813 Agonis Angie Alderman Rgbgrg Alexander Tim Aucott Kenny Amerman James Anderson SteveHAnde1ggon Terri Andeljgon ,, Armand Aquinq Eileen Aquino Andy Armstrong Jennifer Armstrong '88 , 4, X J J A I Rhonda Arthofer Patricia Aumock Terry Aumock Chuck Bagley Angela Bailey Kim Bailey 4555 X l icy kv Li, Bayles Adriene Bean Andrea Bean Baird John Baldwin Jimmy Bander Mel Barksdale Ryan Bechthold it L '-'4. el V l 1 bf i David Bass Lesley Bateman Thomas Beck Renee Bgguin Bell Veronica Bell Tammy Belles Charles Benton Dave Bergdorf Nlm Mary Bennett Victor Billups Tina Bennett Chris Benson Randy Bland Sheila Boppe 'E ...Evil t fs i Brrr - Does anyone have gn habachi? Winter time Laurie Bosso Olga Botond-Blazek Preston Bouie brought coats and sweaters to Brandon classes when heat Cindy Boynton Byron Bradford Toi Bradley pumps failed. Mrs. Leonard combats the chill with a warm lesson. A A Q V Y Vt.: H ua-61.4 ,E-V k-'DH' .. Z 'FLNI ' ' hi-f W l t'-'XJSK V-. I ff Q A J W ww, , AQ ' 1 4 I, ' 4- - 1 - k - I -' ,. il., J N, stil l 'lzlr ' L if ki . 7' F A ' A ,El I yes, T 3 9 X 'ff j . , L ,X A I 1 Garrett Brady Christine Braid Karen Brennan Karen Broadwell Curry Brooks Leigh Ann Brooks Qvs 1 , I b X . iff Ll! 'll nfl, l Y 'X ls ll A l P S15eve'B1-Ookg Cindy Brown Faith Brown Diana Browne Buzz Browning Richard Brunn Liga Brunner Ann Buleng Greg Bullock Rillk Bunting Bill Burdick Ken Bllnlham 90 use .. ,, ml . , 5.5, , A :X . . I. I, v n xx p l ,N 5 ll W full: XV l ' N ' l X X -'il Lx , K N 14 xx, alll R f in ul f '. ,1 x -K l - , '. L. 1 '-X ,gli -A 5' X I 'my my STX M J L. ' ' y V. iv KF V' C C ll C , jr!! Y Vf-,- le 31- . -rr X l 1 'Cf Kelly Burt Susan Busse Jim Bum Cin di Callaghan James Callaghan Bridgett Callowell Danny Cameron David Campbell Carol Cannon Roy Carter Wendy Cecil Tony Chamblee A L ' QM W 'J 1 ilx bl lk '- 'QN- wx ix ff lW Dean Cherer Craig Cherry Jeff Cherry Denise Ceiplik Pat Cisarik Billy Clark 'i QD - -. lv 4 l , . 1 A-' A Q pre- C a c. f A A , if fe L V n xv - 5 A ll I ., an 5 ,, ' v X ' It's part of the game. While the team hustles on the floor, Shaun Clarke Demood Cleland Mike mouse Mr..Downing hustles on the side lines bo keep time and plays Paula Cocke Terri Cohen Karen Cole straight' 91 Il DINQI 1,2 'IF ff, 4 x I A., H ' L H Els, : -fx 9 H ,L , if 1 W1- W X ll KVIVA ' Tami Cole 11Z,, N Grant Coleman 'Tim Collins JOB 0011155 JBHIGB C0I1k!il'l MiCl'lHe1C0l1lY , Q D o o TL me Trav els an Dw erse , W Q 4',,i uw .h qi v so D ff ii- l , ffl , F W, xi C K' Qi . fx V C- CC El W' f ..'. , I , HN, s W iii ni . . 4- ' N ':,' s 1 s ', L Q' 'V ' -. m at .LJ A 51 .L I 4 G-x C ' X A7 l C ' C li , 4 1. I if 'x l X l .C V T -i id i ' A NY! X- X J Paul Cote CathyCourts' Toni Cox Judy Crader Kathie Crader Scott Crader Rocky Crews Gregg Crockeft Marvin Crowe Dwayne Curtis Doug Cusic Chuck Dallas V Dog in fix J C .Q D C' 'C C C C CC CC CD' ' l ' s ' GPL fffnfv ' J - ggi ' 1 ' is ,3 2 Y 1 t it U - 36 5 i x H l M L ws K 5, S s, 7 ' ll-944' if VV 25 l 'Q' ' x Q V Q J X W ,X wx xx I X5 X ' ,P A , f , 41' Stephen Daniel Tamara Dansby 5 Ruth Davidson Barry Davis Deanne Davis Ron Dawson Collis Dean Lori Denney Lenora Denson Keith Dickinson Tony Digiacomo Robert DiMare ef , V 4 i - Wilma Dizon Ronnie Dowe Michael Doyle Teresa Dozier Scott Dryer Steve Dryer Paces with Diverse Persons. i -14,1513 Q . I-rf flr- 4, 71 , .lf 1 515 'X 1,141 H+ 1 uf ,. '2 - 432: ,lr I - 'cr' . . L - 1 .E 55- ' 'F i A H Z- f . - 1 -5 RW X I H I X Q M xl it 1 l 1 Tina Duggan Jeff Dukes Brian Dumil Melynda DuVal Kevin Eaton Tommy Edmonds Dawn Ellison Chuck Embach Mary Enders Arthur England Teresa Erwin Michelle Eschbach 'Zi' -. .. L A U1 Ai Il X Carle Eskridge Doug Evans Tina Faino Eric Fairchild Steve Falcone Debbie Laura Felkins Linda Felkins Scott Ferree Cathy Fields Loretta Filch Hank Fisher 93 Cheryl Fitzgerald Darin Fitzgerald Mike Fitzgerald f fl ' .' 1 'J J' :K J 53- .JN nl ' 4, Q b-3 7 - J 2 'Ld ,wr .1 +4 we- l - W ,vu at 'if' Al ' ' -dl 9 f- 1 , 3 Jackie Forcier Troy Fordham '5 5. ,. Y. .1 -. L - f F Q . ? v, 6 S, :E ' '. G- i'K' , WW' S- -v ' 4 Ulu' l 1 fl' , 1. ,, Patti Points, S.C.A. president. The job of being S.C.A. president is a hard and time consuming task. Ae well as leading the S.C.A. in its varied functions, Patti also served as one of the members on the Annual School Plan Committee. It is hard to believe that she also found time for her other interestsg field hockey, horseback riding, swimming and skiing, Q YS if fl Eddie Gann Verlin Gilchrist 94 C. J. Fuller PDQ Y Qs il l i A , it I x - an l ,' x 5 N Af r - is Rick George Richard Gibson Brenda GilChl'iSt David Gill Michael Goldman Ben GOIISG K , Erika Forrer Eric Freeman Lisa Frashefski Billy Fuller 1 X - -Yfnl lk f I Geoff Galgo - Alan Gamboa Y iT?k.ni - Q Tp Eric Gilchrist Lisa Gilchrist Sandy Gordon Whitney Goss r .fy , ', .1-P -' KW l ffl - x w A 1 ' n .. t l Il '-I ml if ' 1 li I. nw, , 1 go- 'r 1:-, v ' :- v , 1 Jicjbr- l J' , 'I f i f .Q f W1 l . F 'CN 1:- l L lr: ' ' n ', -- 1 - if T ' Wife V' R 1 X 1. f Derek Gould Frank Grant Teresa Gray Greg GFQBH Kathy Green P81118 Greene Roxanne Greenough Len Gregor Kim Greyard Chris Griesmeyer Karen Griffin Terri Gross - G 171i-Il3 iQTlj eff ', Q - 'G - - ff' in '- Jn , - 1' , 1 ' 5 ,, G, 1 -We ,iiii 1-:Q I , E5 y is XX I D I Vi, lv E 1,55 ,J f u ,. fra X 'F 'llll 1 X . X x X , I Ed Gunteski Joe Gunyan Leroy Hackman Dericka Hale James Hamilton Dave Hancock y X N ., fa' V -'I' ,,l:.lms'NQQ 'L , ,z G l line . by r N ,, 1 vm l as ' 1 T X V ,Q is Nf- P L-5 I t A , X, n N N 'Nlff ' r Lees..-: X 1 . 21, Qxxglqh Georgia l-lanigan Krystal Hankins Brian Hamoy Steven Harper Mary Harris Phyllis Haste Darvis I-ledgebeth Larry Hendren Robert Henry Kim Herald - Raymon d Hartlove Debra Herndon 95 'G ?9' 3 -.:. Steve Herrington Carolyn Hickman Ce Ce Hightower David Hill Joseph Hines Tracy Hobbs Keith Hokanson Margaret Holley Jeff Holmes Gene Hooks Tony Home Mike Howells Time Wasted is Existence , Aa Michelle Huffman Carol Hummel ,Richard Ivey Gary Jaffe James Jenkins ' Cheryl Johanson 96 27 Pat Humphries David,John Michelle Joyner MXN XB. X , .', W - A A is ' ai ' 'li 'i 315 1 ! Loretta Kenms Chris Kenney Lisa Keller Q 5:3 -Slim 35 ziiiggfg g Q5 Brenda Keiran Darrin Karley Amy Kapocius :gift I . u,L1j'j:3-if 1521? , Ii. rl' Q'-. ng., '..j1Q -f j :ff rl' 1: '-'11w'.. yff- 3' ffl . 'r .Q fu m -1. ' a S e S L e 'GIL-lra5L,1l-gv: e ' L 1 l . ,QP f K-if iv Hy ' -I . 5417 X K' ' X, -il QL' MPA 5 . ' 'I K, 1 Steve Joynt Steve Lancer George Lattimore nl -rx F' Yi! in 1 F 1 Z' A .Q wh X Ur g, L' 1 Lv! I l X l f Y ,. if L - , . .I Legg Kirkland Bambi Kirk Mark Kincaid Ronald Kern Winfgrd Lamb Steve Lafaye Karen Krolak Melodv Kozakowski Dgn Lag-gen William Lamogue Bella LBRDUE Joe Langlew L - . pe-LQEL. Y - ' 1.1 5 ii . ' ' 'ig' bv 'sf vu ' A A V- ' ' T- ill if L It il b' 3. Nw, Q, 4-1 af.: .5 5 Y Q3 A .' A nl ,--.A W ii ,Q YA i ' ul -.L-X Q If AI W f . 5, ' 3 Q - . . 1 ' , . 25 . xy gi! X I fa. EPT? I , . -- Xl V -nj L I x 1 I E Debbie Land Rflbeft I-9itZ0W April Lewis Maureen Lewis Stan Liberty Kristine Lindberg - f Y-away mf' N -f-fi. EQZE- -- A.,. , .1 I , ,wg ye ' in eeee L L e new , Liiiow cun0J19ius'hdldf'lMs. Maxwelli f y ' EQQWHBYWluffkifiifhnfggfifiive il?u5I9,3l1Q1,QD5fE31lQI1 Qfi, ., ' Q' gijelly beans. yventfw pmchuiwhanwwving ii - Qldinnege for'Lseyzeraliarea,fami116Sa V A A . Davidmnes L'L 'M i i ' ' -' 1 f- ' ScottLinneball ei .J , 4 +. ' wk 1 E 1 ri V i pg 1 , 1 ' , . ,, Y- :'Q :nr L y 'M L t S, ,gvi sxgmhglu iw i L- 1 V P? i ' f L in 3' if ,R J i ! , x ' W 'Vx W 'fl - 'J Y ' L f .- in 'L fl f if 2 K b ii L .fe L f i, l N. - i L ii. - -1 lllila 1 f A w e 5' wird.. ,I In Hit' , , , ' - , ,1 . , Z- - - 'V ' . ' 1' r-5.20 ! ' ' , ' .-I V4 ' X-'i: v:' 3. , li i' 'Tiff 1,959 - if L bv. Q14 ' ,I I ' 4 .5 , Xb' -1 l 2, .Q . 'xl' , , ' ff? ' A if , r' N , 1 X K Jeff Locklear Eric Logan Thys Lohmeijer Lam-ie Long Vickie Lovely Linda Lowman Tom Lucey John Lukagiewiez 1 Q If 98 ll. I .iz ,ii.. i...i,i., F .ii, i M in. V X If We I Xxx .' , 'N ' M0 4 The Times Change .- fi 1 ,V-4 . -PM 1, N 'tan K i 1 fl e .y ,fgg B.K. Linkous Heather Linneball Karen Lipham John Lockhart n Wendy Loth Brian Love Eddie Luke Felicia Lyons i or V V V ZW, X5 -flil Dan M alana And wi f H5 - ik 'O K ,f f X fmt? 155 574 X xx We Must Change With Them 1 req M .rff Bw, Q s V Mx ,1-Z X Eff p '. 11,11 1 ' ., -- '..,I 4 'pi' L- A T i :A ri -A -i -N, , N ' 1 'vt I U1 A, H252--' ' 1 ,.i ik I' 1 433.3 ' TX V xl .a X E 1: XX 1 f'-i 1 4 ' f e--f-'Wx Jn 1 ' X '- ...'ff9f5 ' .5 i CerolMathes Sarah McAbee Ricky McCabe Christine McCartney Jimmy McCaskill , Katie McClelland Richard McClenic Tammy McCord Ann McDonald Amy McFetridge Shari McGeein Vernon McGlone h. CF f 1 41 M if-iw. ,fhe N' V n W IIE? M ,X J- Aiggi lgfi L' 1 GH 1 bm li TEN -Q U il N! y , 4 L ' - E ' I ' f 5 'X' V tx H X fa Q i 2 M Ronda McGuire Maurice McLean David Meeks Laurey Meese 1 - HI-, 'l Ls Whiz-Njlvlik F , n kr.. X i Robin Meekins Tom Meekins Tom McLernon Chris McVey Gary Mellor Portia Mendoza Tress Merideth Arthur Metcalf 99 on Bruce Meyer K J aye Meyett Cherie Miles Time Miner Ruth Mitchell Sarnone Mitchell Tim Mitchell Allen Mntnaul Sandy Mock WWW Chen Wright S C A vice president Cheri Wright as is typical of a leader has many and varied in Jenn1ferMoH'1tt Bob Mogren terests She played field hockey is active ln Job s Daughters and enjoys horseback riding Her vocational interest hes lh the field of police work s X 1-I f Kevin Monde H? Erika Moore Julie Morgan Meg Morgan Robert Mosley Angie Mount Monica Mulich Vicki Mumbower Pamela Munden David Murphree Sean Murphy Mike Murray 100 Q if Getting into the swing of things. f tix Q l cg, Y P , 4 as I 7 l y Susan Nagorniak Joel Narciso Neil Nelson Ann Nemer Royce Newby Margaret Nichols Nickson Wendell Nixon William Northern Jason 001151191 Jeff Ockef Alan Glen H H 3 W-w i l 1 O'Neel Les Orgain Pam Ovellette Chuch Overcamp Padgett Eddie Pagan Gene Parker Allan P51-kmgn Although parties are generally not a facet of junior high school life, sometimes a special occaf sion warrants one. Such an occasion might be when a favorite teacher leaves Brandon. When Mrs. Jane Jones left to pursue an advanced degree, one of her classes threw a party in apprecia- tion of her dedication and efforts in behalgf, Shown here are Helen Holloway, Terry Standish, Cherai Lewis, and Chris Schmuck getting into the swing of things. Oh yes, the other person not iden- tified is the honored party. 101 1? i X rn' W' 'fx K' l- ,D KL il l 5 X , ll v ' I V n K , .A 63 ,., ,al l 1:15.-J - -.N y f 275 W Q . A xx 'N .I by Thayne Parr Robyn Perry fav is.. l 1 E l Maureen Perry l , l A. 'C' V - Sf: 'P x, J 'ni..1 - '-Z3 fi Sue Paul Ray Pearson Wendy Peebles Kathy Pemini Tonya Perry Lori Peterson Paul Pierce Steve Pierce Q S1625 P ,i , P I4 A e xft FJ P ' 9 -K k' X V ,, , -- .lg A Q. ' . 'iles P ff. ' E-,-L .qi- If ii . . , ,,+ i . A l ' 5 :ian 1 ' f Gr- Q ful' 3. fi ,lqzfl Q NJ: - L fa. ' .5 I , f 'N- Gene Pitts Terri' Price Greg Rivera 1027, Lynne Plunkett Larrisa Prince Lisa Rivera Paul Pimentil We Spend our Times as cz Tale i ii i l,,, -- fle Patty Points Denise Poole Dennis Potter Ray Raquipiso Liz Reese Steve Ribolla Jeff Robbins Veritta Roberson Mark R0bert8 JK, Kevin Price Dwayne Rice Tom Roper Q 4 J l H- wi' it ll Q, 1 l QI V A , Robert Gregg Margie Rose Mark Ross Christine Rucker Herb Rundgren Chris Rusbolt that is Told. V.-f . V- Ll , 'a ig - 3- ' . l i A1 1 t' N1 . .1- .-f' 5, ' rf ' ' . 1 -IL I' ,f,. Tammy Russell 'Tyson Schadel Terry Schuttlesworth . J. ,Y Brian Ryals Matt Sage ' Tammy Schaeffer Sandra Schiayo Donna Simmons Brian Sims lf il 6 ll :FP-i l f b gffilaii-e'i ,W Learning is an individual experience. Just as no two people look alike, so too do no two people learn the same way. Verdell Smith checks her own progress in English with her very pleased teacher, Mrs. King. li' E-vt L M 15.4 Hy' , v G mg S, me H 7 'Tif f 'F 1 ,I for? fm, . I X f- S 5. l -7' ir ' T' ' A Ui uf. s pl is it V. Hope Santana Marc Savage Shawn Scanap Jeff ,Sernat Steven Sherrad Deen Shirley if Jackie Sims Lynda Smith -Raerre-Surhrh 103 Scott Smith Shirley Smith Gwen Snowden ,' ' fifi ,. i X: is I Kim Solomon Lisa Solomon Anne Sonia Ronnie Spadafora Lisa Spangler Michelle Sparger -- sf CeCe Hightower, S.C.A. secretary. With the exception of her political activities, CeCe Hightowerfe life is filled primarily with sports. She hasi been avaluable member of the girls' softball and basketball teams. When she tihishee school, CeCe intends to pursue a career in newscasting. Darrin Spencer Donna Spencer Jennifer Springer 'Q- . I I ', fff R .X i .I ' f Paul Springer Teresa Sprowls Jim Spruill J ackye Squire Karen Stacy Shirley Steele Buddy Steiert Tracy Stonbraker Greg Stowe Sharon Strobach Lewis Stroud Dan Stuart 104 is Returning from an eight-state tour, the y 'our-star Edition of the Atlantic Fleet Band layed to two standing room only crowds. 'he auditorium was packed as the sextet - F ,L ' ' 'i'- ,, y sQ tfifli 1-- r - mg , xv elted out popular songs of the top forty. I . Q' V 3 midst cheers and claps, the audience got in ' tiff, ' f or W the act as they followed along with some i- l it , ' 'i',, r iff their favorite songs. l Every year the band is one of the T 'ghlights of the assembly programs offered yu it d this well polished performance lived up ii all expectations. g W The group ended with-as you might ' I 4 'In the Navy. A X ' Frank Sudderth Noreen Surgeoner Lisa Swinehart I' A if L vt rg '11 . l lf ' 'I 2'- . up 13 A A . X' A L J PW e an ti ' x . -' V is M. ' s Thaggard Marty Thomas K.C. Towne Jeanne Tumer Vicki Turosky Ginger Tuttle ? Qbsf or a Ulm Alex Underdown Atlantic Fleet Banda Four-sm Edition Updegrove Stan Upton Kevin Sykeg John Tecson Diana Terraciano 105 l lil Sonia Vaird Tom Valdespino Cliff Varnado 17 H . 44..- Moncelsa Acedo, S.C.A. treasurer, Moncelsa Acedo is a very well rounded person. Her interests range from school politics to cheering the sports teams, from participating on the gymnastics team to belonging to the National Junior lil-lonor Society. What does she like to do in her spare time-read. ' X? 1 li J Kevin White Laura White Kelly Wilkins Maurice Williams Lisa Willoz Angela Wilson 106 n K H il J 5, 4'1 w 1 Alfred Vendt John Wagner Billy Watkins Steve Watson Missy Wass Julie Webb Bill Weldon Chris Westbrook James White il y l 'XV Donna Willeford Dana Williams Eric Williams Eddie Wilson Candy Winans Gerald Windley A 1 'Tl .Ji I ...- i , 1 . K Q ,f' E Sherri Wirtz Tina Wissinger Robert Wolfarth 1 Jeff Woolard Pam Wooten Susie Worley lf E 'I g Ti 1-limi Q 'ar , 2' p ' E 7 V' s .T gg . pq -1 . - 'li 'rr .Xi - 51 I 1979 Door decorating contest winner. XX '- x it ' Rick Woytych Joey Woznick John Wright l TT ' Christmas is love. It has become a tradi- W , ,M gtg-i. tion at Brandon to hold a door decorating V g . Hi contest each year during the Christmas l 'H 123+ iff, 113+ season. Themes run the gamut from l ' A ' - I r . .ktyin t d. . I f . -J , . .. n g - ra 1t1ona to modern, rom serious to ' y. j, -N N' -a A . . H is so . 5.5, whimsical. l I' ' eyq This year the contest was sponsored by sf l 'ELL J, K ll! '-it V '- f Q is the International Club.MContestants werei ' ' ' ' judged on creativity, quality of display, Cheri Wright Wayne Wright Billy Wyatt John Yaw Russell Youmans Laurie Zirkle and thought. Most of the classes participated and the selection process was quiet difficult due to the high quality of the submissions. The first prize was awarded to Mrs. Leonard's third bell class for their depiction of one of the important messages of Christmas. 107 '2- . X Ili A rt -if Daphany Bemett Janet Bennett Leiaa Bennett Mike Bettencourt Lynn Bibby Tfaci Bien Gina Bi1'Ckh9Bd Steve Bittner Linda Blain Eric Blanton Patrick Bleach Steve Boardman Tim B-wher Cheryl 30091 X I . 1, -5 1. W' I, Sometimes we eat - sometimes we study. The cafeteria serves several Kelley Borcznaki Renee Bowman Tammy Boyer pUl'pOBeS. Could ill be that R Bh0l'f, quiz is anticipated next bell? Mark Boyington Barbara Bradley Randy Bradley .-3, . .l - , , 4 I A I , ,-I 1 Y' Y. l, V V1 4 .tf I xll Y' , Daren Brady Kathie Breslin Diane Brothers Marcella Brown Rene Brown Tracy Brown Tracy Bulena Ken Bu nting Cheryl Burdick Barbie Burgman Brenda Burke Gerri Burke Richard Bush Lee Busse 109 A 1 Ban-y Butz Erwin Csbanban Kendra Caldwell Tunga Caldwell Walter Campbell Patty Carlo Regina Carson Keep your ear to the ground. Good advice in some situations but not Tommie Cartledge in wrestling. A better one is keep your shoulder off the mat. William Carson 'T li ' ' .-.ni Mourad Chahine Jimmy Childs Darren Clouser 110 0 F J w 1 ,- ll ll Wi' ' , x k v il if 1 Samira Chahine Paul Choate Lori Cluck WA - ,, xv-' ,,. Scott Cartwright Kevin Cassidy x 1- ,A QWJ j y or el t Christy Chamblee Donna Chapman David Charles Pun-,ell Chen-y Rohm Children Kelly Clarke Klm Cla-lk Danny Cleland Sandie Clevenger Karen Cliclcner Thomas Coates Debbie Cody Dottie Coffield Felicia Colley Dan Colman -an-. gy 1 r F Conley Zolette Cooper Patrick Coppinger Lisa Cosgrove Dawn Cote Don Crabtree Anna Craig Sy V . 5' - A in 5 0 1 Z ' J . ' Y N -v ' ! Z A ,N JLA IM L S is I: Q' E . Michelle Crawford All together now. Good music and polished performances don't just happen. Many hours of l Kathy Creal practice are required to produce the kind of quality Brandon choruses exhibit. I fi ' ' Qu 1 7 .Q A - A 1 1 ,gp . Z if ' 5 , lea 3 , f I I 1, W - -. A li M1 X 5 ..- -J l' - - -x l. ' C 'f' ,rn fx lv' :4-Lf 1 I' Q' - 'f rsi ffs' -ark: ' 1 S.. Bill Crittenden Cristi Crockett Wayne Crumpler Richard Cunningham Mark Cyphers Chris Daclan Tony Davidson Kenny Davis Jon Davison Vincent DeFazio Jimmy Deich Mark Deleon Sharon Denson Joe Deahurley Gill Devera Scott Day Edward Dibarms Nick Dicorato 111 I l l X, No running please. Fourth lunch students anx- Michele Dolloff Sherrie Donahue Anne Marie Donate iously await 1:14:30 . . . but then who's counting? Keith Douglass Michelle Douglas Steve Downer , ff , A 5 l V I A. Y 4 Chrissie Doyle David Doyle Brian Dufresne Terri Dunn Sherry Dupuis June Eaton Lisa Eaton Amy Edwards Nick Eggleston Danny Elam ,, , --Il' 'i H41 ' ' - fl he he l X A by 2. .4:vA:L ' .a 'i V 4 Y ' I 5 K n D 1 l D f i H I xfl I l Marites England Tom Ertl Jackie Eschbach PUSSY Elenbufl Swve Elk1'idK9 Kris Farnsworth Debbie Fisher Buddy Fisher Deon Fitzgerald Anthony Flemins 112 le :yi I AJ' .I '- as v x ,A l V I ' img? ' Wa? 1- 5 John Durham Brenda Elliot Michelle Evans Mark Flowers 1 . al- M f 1 4 L X 5- W x 11 . If-G :w v- ' in if ' ' A 7 Ji . r , l '. , Q' ' . . 1 ' , r 5 55 'le , i. . L. 'I I ,X gl I 1 ' I R N y l X X . W Xa 1 xl Alice Foissett Mark Fortag Mike Fulker Billy Fuller Markwin Galdo Sl-'San Gallagher Tony Gamboa Cindy Ganz Garland Rose Monica Garrett Christine Gatlin RiChH1'd Gafmaiian Kim George Mike Geras Wesley Gibson- Fred Gilchrist Shirley Gilchrist Debra Gill , 5 ff x Glavis Gills H Wi1liflmG1ynn EdzurG0 Art students add class. A constant source of enjoyment is the ex Philip Gossett .lefforady Kim Greenwell cellent displays provided by Brandon's art students. Greg Galliher Givlio Gentile fyfffsw ' ' N X l i ' ' E5 6' 'l 1. .Ili ' MJ, 1 Ilij. 'K if . fi- f . ' A.-41 -Z V' 1, I 1 f' ' ,I If' I lui, Wanda Honeycutt Ron Hopkins Robby Houck Terri Howe Wycille Hubbard Robert Hunks Eric Hueckel i L. w 'V LL ' ' N X' . , , X - J . - . l Nlllll i ,1--. In their snappy gold, blue and white uniforms, the 'ufllts brought honor? back home for their Michelle Hull Dawn Humphries Pam Hunroe David Hurley preclslon and Showmanshlp' Max Isaacson Harold Islev-Petersen Boblvev LisaJacohs X 'U 1 sf! 3' 5 -an 5 K N9 ' JI e L A P :'l- . -1 QLJJ '4 in 'l4 ' ' 2', :.f'l' -Q , l , A AL, . 'X J - f-aw L ,L P X Rodney Jacobs Hans Jacques Christiana Johnson Coca Johnson Danny Jones Melinda Jones Dempsey James Jennifer Johnson Sharon Jones StaciJay Bassy Jefferson Mike -l0Cl1l1m Alllie Johnson J esaics Johnson Michelle Johnson MOFEBH J0l1HB0H 'Pike JUYIHBOI1 Steven Jongg Don Keene Jeff Kern Ps ul Kierstead 115 X. X X Pat Kilpatrick Billy Kimball Jon Kimbrough Kim Koller Chris Koch Mark Korel Present arms. Traci Stonebreaker demonstrates the fine points of close order drill to Carol Mathes as part of her NJROTC responsibilities. 116 l Sheena King Rita Knoten Eric Koszaritz Greg Kowall fy ,, Qi 31- 1 F is r ., :l .211 U' -'thi I K:..L,. YY A Nvwx , ,Z . g' X- I 1 QI Z Q 1 s 'i' i, , A N '51 X e . N E I v,'. Kim Kyle Sandra Lacy Tina Lamb David Lambert Cs N P 1 Theresa LaVia Mike Lawrence Nick Layman Toni Lee - ., . H 2 .nh A w Kulleen Kohler Betty Kolb Mike Kozakowski Jennifer Krafchik . I . Erin Laipply Lisa Laird Chris Lannom Jim LaPean ' i K . 1. ,uzsns v f i X ' L ' 4 . N , e . it l ' V ' F- . ' W ' .fha - Y Tom Lawson Michael Iawton Leslie Lefler Melody Lemm Kim Lengyel Lisa Levangie Bobby lewis Cherai Lewis , yy! ' 1 N , l Karen Lindberg Olivia Linkoua Tommy LaBianco Donna Lockhart xi James Lovett Daun Lowry Kenitra Mack Kathryn Mellari i 1 ..,,.. , , I, P f 'A . -L 'X . , Jim Levitt Beth Lillard n A 'll i Billy Linyea: Lisa Long M Tommy Lucente Troy Malone rg All together now. When you hear that students in physical education classes work - you'd better believe it!! We wonder if this is how the blocks for the pyramids were moved. Kevin Lipscomb Tina Litterini Tommy Little David Livingston Mary Beth Long Kendall Love Tim loveland Tom Loveland 'r 1 Doug Lucy Roger Lynn Ricky Lyons Carol Macdonald Angie Mann Hope Marlcel Jenny Marker Mike Marklund . 117 L I ll fix 7 'lr -15 A .. ,Q ,f ,L - 1 2 -- 14- 5 ll:'1 -if 1 Qi L , r Q n ae' x Q X 1 Li' A l G V I.. 14 ' I f ., J nts ,A J. . John Martel Cheryl Masseur Debbie Massey Ariel Matienw Janice Matlosz P989 MUCY M2350 Mccmhy Cheryl McClelland Doug McCoy Lavell McCoy Amy McCullough Carrie McCullough Dana McDonnell Tami McFarlane In the case of the Three Bears versus Goldie Locks, the prosecution maintained that Miss Locks did willfully and with malicious intent enter the abode of the aforementioned bears. However, the testimonies of a witch who was as blind as her bats, a dwarf with an oversized memory lapse, a wolf who was too cool to be cool when witnessing a crime, and others were eliminated by the defense. And, Goldie Locks lived happily ever after, and so, by the Way, did the moonstruck judge. V- elf i v '4 l R P I ,L ..,, , Q ' . - - k ijt I s ' 1 . ' is . A li ', L fv kix' Q ' h D, ' ' .4- 3 A T?T!QAail . j X H, .I Y . 'M 1 ' 5 A alibi. Q ,l ul . X, pf V ll x fl :N :QL N fy ' ,,f i, ' , if F , ,c V is I 'l ., A X: 5, ' Qi A I f v 1 'I .2 i , 3 3 H., Sw 'xl' ' ,i ' ' H. s X s I ,is W ,I 1 , fl l rx. i ,i ' . X r- i , 1 . N I A i l l Theresa McGee Shelly McGawen Jonanne McGuire Robin Medlar Joy Meese Kathy Mei .. ff, i ' 1 :L iszgilylr l' , J l J ', ' 'l X 'W 5 ' 1' Q 'I l' if M chael Mejia Doug Melia Christie Mendoza Frank Middleton Doreene Money George Monroe Nathan Moody Carlos Moore 118 l Q' Craig Milkiewicz Christine Minnick Raquel Miole Sandy Moore Scott Moore Sonji Moore I Steve Morales Sherry Morris g ' x . X fl i Albert Myrick Tammy Nardell ,NRI William Nimmo Chris Olsen f'k rl :ix Brian Morgan Connie Morgan Diana Morgan Melodie Moseley Lee Mueler Vicki Mulherin X I Chuck Morris Vicki Mullins X . .J ls , i. 'T' ff. I L, .I in .,., , Cindy Morris Samantha Morris Robert Mumaw Kevin Murphy ,gay-' Juanita Myrick Susan Naiaingsr Raise your right hand and repeat after me. I, Goldie Locks, . . . GOLDIE LOCKS? x Susan Norris Mary-Jo Norungolo Earl Obryant Chris Odum Keith 0'Malley Glenn O'Neal Stan 0'Neal Karen Orr i l www fi Annette Oelgoetz Floyd Olen James 0'SuIlivan Steve O'Sullivan 119 ll 485 ENTS 'N EXPEELZNING ABILITY ENT L B ROWN MOU Q! P 56 V That's a-mazing. An experiment in classic conditioning by Nick Eggleston won him a second place in the behavioral sciences category of Brandon's Science Fair. A - F. QT . 5 in . :il lion ' 'J V g T I 1 ixtdx, X. Lllt ' ii - Bonnie Parker James Parlette Josh Parrie Earl Patrick Cindi Phelps Mark Phelps Kim Philyaw Andy Picart Daniel Potter Audra Powell Mike Powell Mike Presnell 120 it I , i Billy Ovellette Rodney Ovellette . 1 -W1 -, dl- 5 . xt ' ' 3 ' , 1 i ip S 5, Z' , ' 1 l n l N1 Wy -'M QM Laura Owens John Ozgunduz Rafael Palompo Millicent Pantak Jxmioua Overton Elizabeth Page Randy Paredes 4, X. I .- ix, i S, ' L1 i y I wxwulgki , P 1 FF, s is i Cindy Paul Judy Paul Jeff Pickenpauigh Angela Pintarelli Rusty Rainey Ricky Ramos l Lorrie Peoples Ashleigh Porter Steve Rarnsdell llc., N f if F I Sue Ray Susan Reardon Jill Redenbaugh Danny Reed Theresa Regal Laveme Reid Lea Reid W., ,R ,-- fr 'VJ-I Lisa Reid Everett Reilly Stephanie Remulla Nader Rezai Michelle Rezeau Scott Ribolia Dawn Richards Sam Richards Brian Riley Tammy Rinear Rielly Rinehart Gary Rivera Donny Roberson Clay Robertson V'- NR A Ni 7 xbinson Shelly Robinson Kim Roby oe Tracy Rogers Diana Romero Rondinelli Richard Rouse Melissa Royal R xx so il- X 2 Olivia Linkous, S.C.A. reporterfhistorian. Olivia Linkous, the only eighth-grade officer, is also vice-president of her F.H.A. mini-chapter. 01ivia's hobbies include swim- ming, dancing and reading. 121 V, 1' I 1 ' ' Glr-e H k,.,. Qi W , 1- I LAX' 'Qs V 4 ix I '-rf 'H 1 . 1 RWE s o N if J N .17 l V 1 I x l , g x l i a Lisa Ruddy Evelyn Rushing Ed Ruskowsky Harvey Russell J can Russell Michael Russell Vicki Russell Yvette Rutledge Diane Sage Lance Sanderson Tim Sanderson Beth Ssndidge Raveen Ssngha John Sawnders 'f 'Si g Ll LH! R pm, O I fa lv l wiv .vs .Q N 1, 1 - le, I ill - 1 in W 1 1' J-if ' viz-Isl? lt- -S W Hemi' iv, MF1'-H F, pil' HQ V .. . .4 :Agp lil? j at . V ,rw I . 3 ., , l fl 5 YQ? T ? Y .4 W 12111 x H ' K ' Q1 4 l1uLu?'l:,' l:': ' A Frank Santhuff Dan Sayles Danny Scango Tracy Schaede Chris Schaff EMI Scherbsrth Allen Schisvoni Stefen Schilsky Janet Schindler Monica Schlegel Joe Schmidlapp Kristine Schmuck Wendy Schuppenhauer Jasper Scott 1 T' .,... llA' , l in ,z ' ,lg .V 115 lily I WT' rl 1 V ng .T R! N Y ' ,I , V. H .1 '55 , L ' ll 'J we W A ,X Lid Lflill ..a u Sandra Scott Jen' Seaton Jeff Severts Noreen Sewell Jack Shark Mike Shupllil Kim Shaw Tamy Shoffner Robin Shoop Jennifer Shu Greg Simmons Nancy SIB'-0 WBYH9 Sl0CUmb Dina Smith 122 f fx ' A Nr -f Ar A g., ' iff' g , 7' - '?f,5V N, lil l X175 If A' 1 5: 1' , l f ' P l - ' i -Qi 75. - . x S f 'l l l Lee Smith Mayson Smith Sonya Smith Verdell Smith Victor Smith Brad Snead Steve Snider Kelly Spear Nicole Spears David Speigel Pam Spellef- Lisa Spitzer Clara Sprowla Terri Standish i l , . , i A lil ii i l ' j llil nli2f'f'fli7 Lisa Starchie Randy Stamea Liaa Steed Steele Edward Stepaniak Pinkey Stevenson Steve Stewart So that's what it means. Students often find that learning takes place outside of class as well as in- side. Some of the more interesting points can be Still Todd Stouffer Don Strickland Camrnie Stroud dlscussed before a class actually begins' l tubbe John Stuedemann Rebecca Sumner Charlotte Talkington 1 23 5 Mike Talkington Tamara Tatu x , iv! Rhonda Thomas Wendy Thomas Brenda Thorpe Tanya Toman X, Paul Towne Eric Tromsnesa Bill Tumer James Turner Lynette Ulmer Cindy Upton 124 X X I N X KX fi A-l Wendy Taylor Robert Teal Fred Teaster Michelle Terraciano Donald Thibault -lk, H., 1 L nu.. N f V , , H f it ,ri '.? '7 M W he T21 :i',l',l hill.: 1 V ' -, - 1, he .V , - ff T e l K ' 1 ,X 1 V , li' TI' X511 6 ' K' all l. David Thompsom Matt Toomer Filet of what? One of my favorite things about ice cream sandwiches-no bones!! YX.j' . 'P . T l . 1' 2 it do Tammie Tromaneaa Cheri Truett Jacqui Truatt Duke Tudor Sgn ny Tudor Joe Tumer Thomas Tuten Robert Ulerick Scan Uleyick Leg Ulefy Michel Valdeapino Fred Vanleewen Kim Vanacoy Kim Vevoda Abbey Wall . 4 .. 1, 6 V f Max Ward Jeff Warren ' 3n 'E'. im' .J ,.,. 4, -,jul y .I r V QF! -:ls .gr I 5' 'Qc , 'V , 1' rf . 1, 1 il. , , 1 7.i l - :V ,, lla- A l Ally I 5 ll lu ,lk yu , 5 ' ,: Yg ' X , - , 'L 1 i. - -, ' e , V. Lisa Werner Doug West Tony Whitten Paula Wilcox if 4 lrslf . Mark Wilson Karen Wood Michael Wurrio Dawn Wilson Jennifer Womble Mike Wright 1- -? , . 4, , TE . l is 1+ Y, . n p l if , 1 'S -1 ,W 4 J + . f' Eric Watford ,'W1 ,Nix XL fl April Watkins de-zu Susanne Westbrook Raymond Wheeler Blair Willcox Debbie Willeford Michael Wilson Patricia Woodis Debbie Wynne A , . Taylor Wilson Laurel Woods Junie Xade ll XX: Rani Watkins Carol Weigold , J ,Y ' 1-. G ., ' .a l- x, 14- T- A l lv' , . 4,.r .luk Jil' 3.3 A A- v, ' 5 1 n 'wi x X 1 . .L Clih' Weldon 'bf SN S , 4 :W , I l x Helene Whitley Curvie Wilson . 'X Cathy White Elvin Whitley Derek Williams Lisa Willis g-ey-. 7 .f 'T 31. 0 f Q ,T 4 we I 'fi l ' , , 'wk iv Q E-, Pnl' 4' lb . 1- ,Fi ' L - sl l 4 ..,, ,, . - , l W , .+ - 1 X X l Jeff Wingard Eddie Wiseman Rachaell Witberwak Tammy Wooten Kathy Wright Marie Wright Doug Yielding Charles Ziffer Jennifer Zirkle N. - I' J if 6- i x f lf V 4 I Kurt Baker Neal Baldwin I Xl l .fl L C 'v i Pam Ballog Holly Bander Tracey Barclay Michele Barkliff Chris Barnes B f- H1 f ' -If x '. at J ' Q A. V. A v ' 'li ., t ' 'lrf' ff' I' hx ' . 'E H ' xpap- X ' I Q Q' A . a V1 ag -1 A psi? glfagiill- I hui u W rl I l Laura Baty Anthony Bauaaa Lisa Beasley Craig Bechthold Chria Belcher James Benson Kim Bergdorf Paul Bergman Debra Betts Pam Black Veronica Blair Norman Blanco Roderick Bly James Boone Leslie Bradford Dawn Brealhwaile Wayne Brooka Andre Bradley Cherrie Braid Ruth-Anne Brewer Sharon Broadwell Ashley Brown Brad Brown N. John Branch Paula Brody Eddie Brown f 'W Victor Brant Lisa Braahers Jimmy Bray Michelle Bronikowski Kenneth Brooke Shannon Brooks Jeffry Brown Jenny Brown Jimmy Brown V mari-'il Eric Cole Tracia Coleman Carrie Collins Joyce Collins Nicholas Collins Keith Collinson Anita Collis Richie Comia Shannon Conley Jim Conover Mia Cooper Alisa Corbett James Cote Louise Cote When Charles Dickens wrote A Christmas Carole, he envisioned many things like past and future Christmas ghosts, but never did he imagine that one day his famous story would be told Nm. through a different medium. Thea Musgrave made such a transfor- mation, and in November her opera, A Christmas Carole, was being presented at Center Theater in Norfolk. A select por- tion was presented at Brandon to a limited but appreciative audience. Q, Superior English students were among N l, - ,, those selected to attend because they had -v - A ll: 1 studied Dicken's novel. L .lr Erik Cotton Vince Cox Sandra Crabb Stephanie Craig Donna Cream Sally Creighton , bf V: NI' A K V -- ' ei lm, or ,j T: P , , . if Q ,A ul 7 - -' - - , Q . A . f 5 ,jg ,X 2 . ,TH . , ei Q, , 1 U, 'Iii -,K ',.,v I .l -J H l 4 ' t I A Richard Crockford Lovath Cruz Charter Cutarll Mike Daniels Kim Daoa Joe Darby Angela David William Davis Gary Day Walter Deas Carmen Decruz Susan DelaCuadra Troy Dettloff Michelle Devera 129 ll iii Peter Fournier Matthew Gnlclo W L rf' XL Url n , .IA . X uv- . W ul A .i :ful-fI,2 ,, -Qt , MFL Yi 4 i A 1' P .3 , Q- ' ' i v '. 4 J I' v Keith Gilchrist Daria Girouard gi? , 1 H 1'-l .' Y f' I .i i 1' ee- f' fi. 1 git J-- at A t it p tl' in Q fm Jr if N ll. il U 'A qi r l ' ' 1 , r i U A ii 1 li'lXi It l Belinda Frazier Amie Friend Tracy Garraw Stacy Gatewood S-J - il , N'1 F' Tl-. 1 '1 X Robert Furey Stephanie Gilbert David Fox Roderick Francisco Janet Franks Ronalene Ga lgo Pete Gallagher Sheri Gallear 1' g-if---J ,il ' :iv 'ri i ff . ' Q 5. V , ., if F it - ifrix if 31 V'-gig' ,I , J ' 'i Q il xt, , ' ' lil I ' . E. 4 R i l Lyndon Gilchrist Jack Gilliam Janet Glisson Jennifer Glynn , ,i Wig ,, F .' - , :KL ati 1 iv' Li Lf' ? ' - . - :Q . x gl . :vi ll ' A ' t xi ' ' ' ,. -Alai , x S f Gail Gobar BarbaraGoode ii, V ' .. .iii , . -i-' l . 1' vo nc. if 1 pl 1 , . 1 y, . 7 my .iv A yy l 5' 1 , lui: , Q- .- r fi i a V 4. If , ' 4 X. Tabitha Godfrey David Gosey mb. j-1,1 A, 4 . A , ' ul'-1 r V ' ,.,- Q? 77 ff '-+ 1+-4' ,ian i.f,'w:Q,.+ .w1ff .'i'fe-Lna.,- , . , f +,J?Ql'FHll'?f'Qi9!iiQQ'l!lfi:QBl ' J Gfes Gofww-ff 1. ilsiiieil llfavirumg-rlfdneite '- i-, WendellGosa ,T V' 'b . , Y A' I ,, I imL,,LL,iL:!,g.Q,, ' ' ' ' 1 rl 131 .f '41 x . Rf tr X t la. 1 , 'J 'gi' ' F? i Ti Wm Ii i if v wi rt 'iii i . 1 11, ia, L, 1 1 Av T 4: A , , 1 Frank Gragnano Linda Grantz Scott Graeso Kelly Gregory Keith Griffler Snow, snow, snow, snow, snow! Iwant to wash my hair, my hands, my face in snow . Many sang along to the familiar lyrics from Bing Crosby's White Christmas and dreamed of such an event for December. But even though high hopes were disap- pointed, January and February brought peace offerings in the form of record-breaking snows. With three snows in less than two weeks and one accumulating an amazing fifteen inches, Tidewater was paralyzed. But if traf- fic came to a halt, students were in high ger with their gift of four days of fun and frolic in the wet, white stuff which just hap- pened to be perfect for making snowballs or igloos. All good things must come to an end, and finally the time did come to return to the classroom and begin making up those four wonderful, fabulous, stupendous, snow days. :je l A tl' I 2 QI' ' c , , l H Cynthia Hamilton Eric Hammie Jerry Haney Arthur Harbin Michelle Harder Byron Harold Craig Harper Paul Harper Sheila Harrell Kyle Haffiff Cedric Harvey Lisa Haanler Scott Hasty Karin Haugen Scott Heath 132 it lr l Kris Grim Wendy Groahel , tlzf' ' 'w , 1 . N s- . - l . Vlh. 1 4: 5 ' I h W .i Atl ' e U if i Kelly Gunnenaor Truman Hackmann Teresa Hagan Randy Hall Giga' If Y ' W . D 1 , 'if' Qi ,- I-V S-'All Shlxdriv . '- i 4 I s Beth Hardy Robert Hamly Mike Harris Maurice Harrold Chris Henderson Blair Henry ,. I. 4' w -W 1 L 1 H. I. L. 5 .1 A. li 1 - 5 i ,, 1 l 4 . l , 1 1'- V - r v. ' Vincent Henry l ' T' - ff- ' H-if -- -. -. .ak IQ l i 5,5 ' :Q - F W Q - l' N 1 PT- fl r l fl. Q . s' , li ' Trisha Hetherington Wayne Hoferkamp Kerry Hofheimer Clay Hogue Mike Holleran 5579+ .Mia - 'Evil Qrvlr QQ CarrieHenry ,ijxai 135533, i my f V Y:- if ' i X x v Q N xlkxllll gli' H! 5lJ'lllll'l fl l Thomas Holluy lndriu Hollingsworth F' S David Holmes David Holmes I h . I 1. ' 7 K 1 'A d , W4-J: ll i N?-'.5, 'Q Q-fl' 3.2, ,I if if 1 ' 17 be HT., If I .re-' lvl, -fl' -'11 4591- l ' jlcalbfvr Know qc.. tlmcd' VV!-ll bud il' . L4305 r-lice, hcwinq L ella sg il good 1 Lc. ep12'N-fe W1 x . -Cue-I-ure , 54-CAC .i I 4:-6 V I w H Deanie Hooten x Anthony Hoover Michelle Ho er Cristi Hoover Gary Houck William Hubba ,yy wg l H wj,ig1NKSN0W 133 Y. G na Hucks Jackie Hudman Lisa Hudsen Brandon is a perfectly normal school, but sometimes it would not appear so. For example, many of our students are coolg just as many bad, which is to say that they are good. Our boys dress as girls, and our girls wear their pajamas to school. Normal . . . right? The teachers are spiders, witches, cats, and kings. And if you don't believe it, you're Weird, which is to say not normal. I fQ 11 X 1 xl ff l . I Forrest Hummel Robert Hummel UBB IHZYBHI Heidi l-Bhmarl a4l.l 'E l . 1 , Il f- i , I an 44 U ' Q., - ,1 H x-We - ,S cf if 5 - l 'Xu 5. ' - Silt :S 'frills 4:2411 av 63 f Hal Jackson Keith James Lisa James Steve J audon Tammy Jaworaki Bobby Jenkins X 'Y l' . 1 1 ' f' R r I Ep, ggwq, X. v',.,. g , V I VU 2 if f l if J 'J N ' l ll.. 'J K ,. ' :f':14 A dw l X I Y ffvbx. f - L' i Ng I N if e X 1 9 lk '54, '-57 , lmydili l bQ 1'v7'fX r . v bQ?1'Aldii..:lii5 r J .fi-i f1f1.'.'1f' fl' l Q V If Wx' .,,,, , I e xfl 1' X I rs X 1. . Chris Johnson Debbie Johnson Kevin Johnson Noah Johnson Troy Johnsond Barbara Jones Kim Jones Rodney Jones Terry Jones Todd Jones Jim Keamey Karen Keener B enda Keiran Kim Kelly Ronald Kerr Ray Key KBS-Sandm Kildny Kevin Kinsey 134 .A f A Beth Jamison Thomas Jenkins Gretchen Jones Linda Keener Eric Kirk r-1 f ff K ' L X C' L . 4 1 I - 5 1 Danny Kirkland Peggy Koenig Vicki Kolenda Lisa Kulakowski l .4 nk .4 L David Lamere Rosemary LaRnue Chris Kunkel Holly Kortz Joel Lambert Rebecca Lana Barbara Langley Thomas Lansford ,f Who was that masked man? H - u 7 l Donna Larsen Mike Lash Thomas Lattimore Neva Lavia Pat Leach Judy Lee Aprile Lemmon Pa ul Lem Michele Lesser Catherine Lester Shawn Lipscomb Lawrence Line,-ini Clyde Longest Richard Lovett Lori Lowack Brenda Lowe Troy Lowman Athena Lucas N Heidi Leggett Frank Little Teresa Lynch Mary Maculey Christine Mackinnon Lisa Madison Sherry Markwith Sharon Marsh Julie Martel -!,.. 's ix N S5-' 5 5.4 5 , ' L Lx w, , 1 ii 1 4 2, ' J , -6 4 4 5. giwzgf. n-. A4 Patrick Magill Katrina Martin Bruce Mathea Donna McClelland Marc McDaniel Rnbert McKenzie Pat Malendoski Wendy Mangum Michael Margerum Lora Martin Sabrina Martin Troy Martin Maa- Y A A 1 V f 3 1 -:f ' ' ,f 1 1 - Jennifer Matson Brad Mattocka Aaron McCarroll Dennis McClenic Barbara McCoy Beth McCutcheon Jim C. McDonald Karen McDowell Kay McGuire Tom McManus Darella McShay Patrick Meed 6- xi I 1 iff John Middlegon Stephanie Miller Robin Mitchell L . Tim Mead Mike Meeks Cindy Meese Janet Menifee Sean Moffitt. Shannon Mollitt Daniel Moir Jeff Moore - l 'N-.WA l e r- A l , V l XS, Q- . I - . X55 ff Roger Moore Tracey Moore Ty Morris Romeo Mosley Jeff Mount Andy Moye ,, l 1 A ' af' - ll ,, , ll A I .. F: ' -Y - 35' J' an . ,. ......... L H - r, .,.. 1 , . if - ' - pg:-, 1- ' ll 4. , ,-,nf , ,. ,, .,.- .f,. , ,e,,,,,.. , ,lr ,,:,1:..!,.:HTA, W . . .Z - V -his li? 1,1 - W. J' --rn :' 'W .1--- '-': in nlIl'1 vI': - .. 5 fl rr, 'fu' -LL wwlrr' V, - HIP 3- bij! .1 mem- 1, ',3, ,,51,,4-'Ff , V M' 5 V- E - M,-U -.W 5:i:5:i.F5N, -fLq.-.ra r. A-:au I .LT neo.. -4 W mn, ei.- -Nwliif .1 -Lee!-. j.1,Ii.4 r .z i '-will iggazapnzfifvggmw ggaiE.,Q-,iglmzieimg milieuuT:m-n,f1liv.ela1-5mei N N . ,-:1 1-19-15,zg,,,:.Tui..J,.v'ue'f.z' 'b ',L.f.J' 1-rg-1 ' ,J- 'i ' M 5 'I' if ' L., h e i3:v,ueu fei35iiLiLeaElE2liEa ' ,fm 1, .LP ' ' 1 .+ . ' ' Oliva Mosley .'lA'.:f LL 1 ..- lr .,. Q QQ 5- l,j1'i, -l-LA,-JE, -.M N - -.-.- . hw M- -:I ,V ,...g,,.- 'L 3 'Q ..,.... - ,, .. Wendi Moyers Efi' f - x . . L II ,N If A I' '- if E 'N il d Shawn Myers Max Natzet David Nemer Melissa Murphree George Murphy Scott Murray Sheri Murray Billy Nordeen Ann Norris Kim O'Connor Tony Oelgoetz Glenn Ogden Robert Olliges Patrick 0'Neal 137 I ' 'S .f'EIE.:f' If-5.5 - fi. I,I . 15 53159 3 ' ir ' a -' A A? i 9 , 5 L .u in link 'r .--1 l i 1 :Ak r I 15,1 1 i -Y sl' li' fi' Xqrf q X Wfrazri.. i lx ,1 Tl l 5 a U X l I . S, L I i I Lk ' if . i al . Tina Oaberg Tina Owen Susan Owens David Pace Emma Pagen Michelle Pamak Sha,-one Paredes i Y, ' I e I V: 'S 3.24.25- No, I insist, after you. Never let it be said that courtesy fails. These lucky stu- dents were some of the first evacuated on that cold and snowy Wednesday. Misty Perry Eddie Pierce Emelyn Punzalen 138 .1 r I xi ,J Q in, if v lf N In J: P , 'Tl ' ,, 1...--.f.3 - iv ., Rl 5 'iw .qs-. isigy 4. ,, Q ..:-leaf. ei .. N, 1' LLM .1 .Q 4, -gf J' X5 72 ' -gy u r e .,, G. -1. lip .I , ' ' fi' I Z 5 2? , :,, 71 ,1 - '. i .LL 3 7.1 . s , f . xl' H l u Michele Petty Don Philbrook Mary Picano Karen Pickenpaugh Robert Pigott Amy Pintarelli Jeff Pohl Lori Price Tom Quinn Mike Ralicki Kevin Ramsey Becky Randall if ll' 1 ' is 5' I +-P ,- 'huqi . J! , . -x. 3 'ks ' iff J T ill Clay Parsons Mike Parsons Dennis Patac Barbara Perez .nf 1--J vi' i' , ,, I, Lxri M' A rl r i . H' F x W' , ,lx i f . .- WAWXJ - i , i Y Y i Cathy Pickering John Pickering Lanette Prince Cynthia Pugh Andrea Rankins Jon Reed W 41 .F 'Z l J 'L x i l l Nilda Reyes Peyton Riley Ed Rinehart Miechele Rivera Chip Roach Donald Robinson Jennifer Robinson l X , ' Q LX . if uc' 'ws ,Q gf , ,,, Q Q' V Y ' 1 ' ull i Steven Robison James Rodgers Karen Roe Henry Roener Linda Rogers - Rebecca Ross Mark Rouse Alan Rowland Carl Royster Angela Russel Rhonda Russell Roy Russell Jodie Rutledge Sharon Ryals X i' '-X 1 il V 1 R i ifil y'i'lf'N lx R 3 But you were supposed to have the assignment. Lisa Brunner and Rick McCabe discuss an upcom- Tully Ryan Laura Salazar Virgil Santos Cynthia Savage i 1 , ,t . k d, Steve Schaff Betty Schaffer Randy Schilsky Ricky Sclater asswi I is :ch an upciflmng lvlfee el? 5 EC' Charles Schlegel Ronald Schwartztrauber Sherry Schwachten Brett Scott 1 les' a Ver e case' ey C mm t at t ey both made it to class on time. 139 Mx Rowena Scott . 3. Michael Scruggs Kenneth Semat i 1 K Candy Seimore Dawn Shark Elizabeth Sharpe Cheryl Shgrpleg 'Petrie Shaw Todd Sherman Micheal Shewell Wendy Shultz -iyffzf, Q 4 , ,-f., X ll L L- x few.. -x A , ' X f Cataloguing books - Many steps are required Chris Sismy DavidSilva Nadineskipumas Beth Smith before books can be shelved in Brandon's library. .Jeffsmith Steve Smith Scott Sonier Gary South Toni Speach Morene Stewart 140 , , it , i l I f r 'lui ' lf, , ll ' Av I ' Q B N , 'V vi ' r n 5- fxji ll ie 1 lx-.. Ln Y W- , V ' Y lv. ' . ' ,Q 1' ' W N. .. I , X, 1: ,I .' l ll a. gi, ,Q I: ' g'r '-x. ., yy w . V . N K V A - A by xi A J X get ,u 1 J I J -1. rr. Kerry Spindler Thomas Stafford Danielle Stampe David Standish Chris Starling Kim Starling John Stowe John Straut Susan Strobach Jamie Stutzman Jim Sumner Charlie Swearingen lxv f -.A nti 1, X W7 'K Stephen Tapper Billie Thomas . 'ri 1' 1 :5-52 - lf' , ' 5 f l 4 -.fx ills -L ,rx .5 x, Y' .. u '-' ' . David Toomer Bo Truett , fi' . . , T. 1 Guy Taylor Kim Thomas L - 1 . 1 n ,Aj Denise Townsend Tammy Trujillo U may- f 1 l,v 5, U -. .- l 'I 1 'il ' Q xr L. ,. Dexter Tugbang Tim Vesa -.X1lW in Dana Turner Deanna Wagner NNI. ei i Mike Teaster Mike Thom pson 1 PN -u Sean Trauschke Susie Tudor l 'i Allen Valencia Joe Waldner .. , H , . td :' , so Xa James Teel Robert Temple Chris TBSBI' Paula Timer Lisa Thorn Ruben Thi-ul Melodie Toman Dave Tonkovich f A l 4 , . Dwayne Trowbridge Brooke Tufnell Q J 5 Linyear to Capt. Kirk - No it's not Star Trek but rather part of the language lab that Billy Linyear is using. Michelle VanMetre Shannon Walker ?i f .M ' A ' . I., -. -.1 , V j.-3 .72 ' . 2 ng., .il sl A5E5:3i,Q L lil g f- X W W. ' ,X 3 J Jeff Vargas Anthony Velasco Joy Ventura Tina Wariner Ronald Warren Wendy Watts 141 . '39 -.l Dezra Weinstein Billy Weisaner ' X 1 -' J .Qi li A ,,...y , xg. as 1: iw' ' .1 lf' . I x i .M Solitude - After a long day, a few minutes to get your act together is needed by teachers and students alike. Elizabeth Westbrook Karen Wheeler ixitf' M. ' Gwen White ia' 7544 1 i l i3' ' AN Becky Williford Maria Williams Laveme Wilkins Sheila Wilkins Michael Williams Yvette Williams iii W lla wihlii fffflf' ,f Dvawn Whitley in Dui . Doug William Kevin Williamson Sandy Willis . Ts. L 1 N ni A f I 1 , 1 Lynn Wilson Madeline Wislon Greg Winstead A David Wirtz Tammy Witherspoon Naliah Wood John Woodall Adrian Woodard Ingrid Woodhouse Renee Woytych James White Kenneth Wright Melynda Wyatt Jennifer Wynn Frank Yarina Ricky Yamw Pete Yonkers John Youmans Tess Zajack J urt Zuch Zelda Zukerllps 142 1 v I I I I I I M1 A -Wgvff Wigfgizfiff' WOR 13321 Jyvm' gy 2252 Q JZ Nzffyiiq 2+ K :D im zqf X U . X QW . Syxig ' Bogjvgfwgcga qQf:0NL,4lf kk Ny Q WH XXV M EM 0,37 vig x AQ? '7Qg 7 4252, M NX Y5z,,sJQ A XZ QQ i A no '1 f' o I fbx X9 Ag QJ 'img QKQSQQJQQ QQQQCJZKQ6 3 QPQCUBCNQQPSED Ubi ,Q pg X af Qyf' gif? ig Q20 95229 Q93 val if25fg?!iX 494hk B CWS Q FQ dffsf Q0 CNRS, 40 C1 FCZCTLX f31, QczQ+ Clgfff fQ',Ljym CBLBLI. VWCSPO +C, imflsJQ xqfls, ffm. '3G1V YUO, Cf IYWLQ CHICXZZQS VWOVAL x-.YXC7C3 f'f' 'lcjgqywxy KLjC5S,fHm 14rmn1iLHw0 ' u r AQUQCJQ, .f ' Jfpkhf b Qi 4fUL,j 1 N JWKWNT. UWLQ , wr- Aafswv NJ-4- CLQ4 QAIAMLQ. LW . G LQ-pure, 12.. 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