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

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Honor Societ Grows in Size A bfyx WM- -..::..-f as E Z fin I FRONT: Mrs. Schucker fadvl, T. Lee, L. Cosgrove, C. Doyle, S. baugh, T. Standish, A. McCullough, S. Moore, J. Parrie, C. Lannom, K. Ramsdell, J. Shu, K. Mei, R. Shoop, R. Palompo, R. Morgan, E. Sqher. Clickenerg FOURTH: L. Spitzer, S. Hoecker, C. Macdonald, V. Mul- barth, J. Eatong SECOND: L. Ruddy, S. McGowen, K. Mallari, M. herin, P. Maxey, M. Rezeau, J. Andre, A. Arehart, E. Aqunio, L. Ulery, K. Fucile, W. Elliott, S. Morales, J. Marker, M. Evans, T. Gamboa, C. Schmuck, D. Elam. Daclang THIRD: J. Crowley, W. Shuppenhauer, E. Laipply, J. Reden- Last year at a tapping ceremony, fifty-three students were picked because of their ex- cellence in leadership, scholarship, citizenship, and personality to be a part of the National Junior Honor Society. This yearis club tried to prove itself by donating to the Joy Fund, donating money for a talking box for a Brandon stu- dent, and holding a luncheon for the faculty on an in-service day. CSee picture on right.l Mrs. Schucker and Ms. aah wil f'?, Mallery were the club sponsors we A . 4 5 'f' and spent time with the stu- . 'l rl V . , r Q dents encouraging them to do X l ' ' their best. hm p Student act ities 21