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

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OPPOSITE: .lill Bedenhaugh is one of many students who sports the preppy look. Plaid and pleated skirts, hutton-down shirts, kneesocks, and hlazers are all part of the ever-changing fashion fad. TOP: Rollerskating is one fad that never seems to go out of style. Brandon students rolled out individually and for cluh-sponsored skating parties. This unidentified skater prepares to take off for a disco roll, BOTTOM LEFT: Cornstalks are found on a farm, hut cornrows are found on the heads of many Brandon students. This popular hairstyle, adorned with heads, rihhons, and feathers, takes hours In prepare, but students admit that the end result is worth it, BOTTOM RIGHT: Brandon students feel that jogging gives you a run for your money. It can he enjoyed hoth inside and out. and for many different reasons. For example, an unexpected sprint from one class to another can he a rewarding experience. especially if you get there before the hell ringsl f mf1.1nQTg

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Were you had by one of the following fads? fad fad ini: a pursuit or interest followed wisely hut hrietly and capriciously with exaggerated zeal and devotion. Ocean ljacitit' aa aAin't they terrific Pinball tilt -in my Vanderbilt Valvin Kleine aaAin't they fine Surfing revolta -Lightening Bolt Ho Ilereka aflrin and bear it Skatehoarding+ aSo rewarding Shoot 'Elie lipa Ylfrom the hip l,et's have a date- MTo Rollerskate l,et's jamaa aln my Trans Am Find a 1O '?af aal,ook again Always true a fllo Brandon Blue You can hook With the Preppy look Van you dig it We can rig it llock Siders Wave Riders l.evi Straus Mickey Nlouse lJt'SlL.fIlf'l 1Ii'2iIlS l'or llist-o qiitiviis

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'Qs This was the year for politics. From the earliest primaries through the conventions, the debates, the election and finally the victory celebration, students and faculty became involved in the political arena. Friendly, and sometimes not so friendly conversations were heard in the classrooms, the halls and the cafeteria. 1980, the Social Studies mock nominating conven- In the spring of Department planned tions. Delegates were elected, platforms present- ed, and speeches were heard by the delegates on the floor and the student body in the bleachers. Many schools hold mock elections where stu- dents only express their preferences, but we, at Brandon, do our thing differently. We were the only school to participate in con- ventions, those places where the realities of politics are actually formed. -1- at Politics gets in ?i-if A if J tx is m in Q A .1 it - QV! ' fin ' Q - 4. 'H r 1, ' zu 1 r -. ve Q-. .v e I - 1 13 l Q i h .X ' wv. la V I