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

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'-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

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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

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