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

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'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.

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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

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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