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

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FRONT: M. Letada, J Molloy, J. Cleland, J. Butz, M. Korel, C. Derrick, L. Pope SECOND: K. Feichtinger, J Mikes, M. Strubble, M Daclan, T. South, J Kingswell, K. West, M. Dew berry, C. Younger, G Lumabang THIRD: T. In gram, D. Lockhart, M Aikman, L. Bradford, T Klariner, T. Zajack, K. Starl ing, P. Duggan, M. Wyatt, M Wilson, FOURTH: K McCleskey, J. Collins, A Anurca, L. Miller, L. Millus L. Nittinger, M. Cooper, R. Russell. F.H.A. Sports Largest Membership FRONT: IJ, Heed, W. Vulliphur, L. Linrlell, S. Milletivhg SECOND: L. Labrador, L. Garner, I.. Gluck, S. Strassburger, K. Hover, IJ. llooten, li, Spear, A. Hankinsg THIRD: V. Masseur. L. Long, L. Dooley, H. VanMetre, If C'aft'rey, T. Hart-lay. L. Cruz, V. Tarkington, IJ. Vombesg FOURTH: -I, Hughes, IJ. Arnold, K. Wheeler, L. C'ole, B. Perez, B. Parker, N. Wood, D. Fisher. B. Sharpe. W. Weissner. ? Q FRONT: K. Kelly, G. Hucks, P. Ballog, J Glisson, D. Whealton, S. Hargrove, L. Walker J. Russell, SECOND: T. Moore, W. Watts, S Woodbury, S. Wuoril, S. Prigmore. D. Hall, A ini Doughty, K. Gunyan, S. Baker, E. Lewis, W Bodreyg THIRD: L. Peoples, K. Jones, D David, L. Lefler, G. Gonoz, S. Clickener, R Bunting, A. Massey, K. Kohler, W. Wood, Burdick, L. Denson: FOURTH: T Hetherington, D. Townsend, M. DeYera, A Mann, D. Morgan, J. Redenbaugh, T. Hewitt B. Sandidge, D. Romero, A, Stubbs, D Massey. C. Student act t

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. FRONT: 'lf Regal, l,. l'lmer, W. Hubbard, K' Hraxton. S. iliutlor, N. Heather, IJ. Hill SI-IVONIJ: K. Vlark. K. thadabaugh. -I. Wiley, IJ Brooks. I'. Brown, IJ. Ingram, -I. Vhadwell. K Hroyyii. S. Smith, K. Stephan, THIRD: M Lesser. R Ferguson. -l. Adams, If Nleese, S Nlorris, 'If Ioinan, O. l.inkous, A. Oelgoetz. S Nliller, S. Wilkins, I.. Hrashersg FOURTH: Nl Norungolo, If Nlorgan. I.. Hilgeman, K. Roby -I St-hinrller. if Phelps, H. llc-Nlitchell, K. Hartlove A. Xltfiilloiigli. FRONT: A. Vlough, S. llullzis, V. Hland, H. O'Hryziiit. 'lf Wroten, 'If Paris, IJ. Mar Lowry. Nl. Set-hlerg SICFONIJ: K. Hean, mtl. K. Nlt'Yey, II Volman, V. Young, 'l'. Schultz, H Hopkins, l'. Williams, Nl. 'l'homas, K. Graham, NI l't-nrlletong THIRD: l,. Larson. K. Nlostella, N filossin, NI. W right, O. Mosley, H. Mt' Savage,-, K. llaiugin, IJ. Wilson. W 1. 'JH' U Y Q1 it The combined efforts of the home economics department led to the success of this year's F.H.A. Mrs. Pridgen, Miss Newman, Mrs. Clark, and Mrs. Wilson spent many late hours planning activities and projects for the students. The most outstanding of their projects was the selling of cookbooks to help buy a voice box for a- Brandon student. They were a special part of the annual food drive. With all their projects, the club found time for fun things like skating parties. The group has been recognized as one of the most outstanding in the state. FRONT: A. liure, M. Hoover, J. Robinson, M. Jones, 'l'. Herrellg SECOND: U. Edwards, Q. Hasnight, Y. Williams, M. Petty, S. Strolmch, S. Paredes, S. Hroadwell, F. Ilubuc, I.. Agonisg THIRD: M. Rivera, 'If Owen, R. Mitchell, ll. Iilain, K. Wittern, S. Wilkins, K. Lane, K. Riclinrds. J. Liberty, U. Newnmn, U. Vrelmrg FOURTH: V. Cody, H. Scliruder, P. Hoike, 'l'. Woodbury, S. Hrunum, K. Peoples, Y. Kolendzi. H. Kurte, R. Goode, S. Hogue, M. Uooper, M. Shnrpg FIFTH: R. Woytyche, 'l'. Vrisson, H. Jones, A. Capps, H. lshmun, S. Fiiiiierty, V. Pickering, li. Westbrook, S. Willis, Y. Hluir, l,. Reid.

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Students learn with a foreign flair. FRONT: R. Watkins, R. Galgo, K. Kilday, K. Mallari, S. Schwechten, L. Salazar, A. Faddisg SECOND: N. Baker, E. Laibply, L. Ruddy, F. Colley, C. Chamblee, D. Elam, J. Comessg THIRD: Miss Grigg tadv.l, J. Martin, M. Rivera, S. Finnerty, S. Gowen, C. Mendoza, Miss Schatz fadv.lg FOURTH: L. Ishmael, S. Marsh, R. Miole, J. Redenbaugh, T. Regal, V. Mutherin, W. Groshel. Students belonging to the International Club are provided the opportunity to learn more about other countries and cultures. Their many activities for 1980-81 included collecting money for UNICEF, spon- soring a faculty Christmas party and participating in numerous projects during the foreign language week. Club sponsors were Miss Schatz and Miss Grigg. Also serving were Presi- dent Janice Matlotz, Vice- President Shelli Mc- Gowen, Treasurer Vicki Muherin and Secretary Laura Salazar. As they say, Curses - foiled again! l The gentlemanly sport of fencing is mak- ing a comeback in jolly olde America. Here at Brandon, the fencing club can be observed af- ter 4 P.M. stretching and exercising to prepare for their ac- tivities. The basic moves of fencing might appear simple to the casual ob- server, but there is more than meets the eye in this complex art. 'llouchel FRONT: M. Kincaid, E. bot, M. Marklund, D. Elam, M. Cabacugan, N. Collins, SECOND: N. Cook, I. Hove-r, K. Hnkvr, R. Medlar, Mrs. -l. Wright tadv.l.