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

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Surfers await summer outings. - I' 5. .Q 1 I s l ' 'fJ'..f lr: I Tcl C k,,a ' i P .am 4 J -J .. I ' A-:vi FRONT: M. Rondinelli, S. Morales, D. Lambert, J. Parlette, P. Smith, G. Gentile, S. Ribolla: SECOND: T. Temple, C. Coates, L. Ruddy, R.Watkins, P. Hunroe, T. Coates, M. Cyphers, J. Shu, A. Lemmon: THIRD: C. Crockett, K. Caldwell, A. Edward, C. MacDonald, M. McCarthy, T. Boyer, R. Ramos, R. Paredes, E. Koszaritzg FOURTH: M. Hull, J. Cates, M. Smith, W. Campbell, K. O'Malley, J. Strickland, R. Vevoda, L. Reid, B. Hansen, M. Bettencourt. Surf's upl Sun's out! This year the Surfing Club sponsored three dances and staffed the coat room to raise money. They viewed great films, gaining tips from fellow surfers, traveled to beaches, and had their own t-shirts printed up to advertise their enthusiasm. They plan to compete with other schools when weather permits. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Linehan and Miss Brode. Bod building's more than brawn. The new Brandon Weightlifting Club was formed to promote physical fitness and body development by progressive resistance exer- cises. The goal of the club includes building stamina and promoting good nutrition and health habits. In addition to the various ac- tivities associated with the club was the at- tendance at the Mr. Chesapeake contest in December. The club is sponsored by Mr. Bruce Cahill. FRONT: T. Moore, T. Allen: SECOND: D. Elam, C. Braxton, S. Nilson, M. Macauley, S. Martin: THIRD: J. Lovett, E. Cole, Mr. Cahill fadv.J, D. Townsend, M. McDaniel. Student activities 27

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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.

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lub Increases Pep During Games Lnder the leadership of Miss Yanderveen and Mrs. Linehan, the pep club was able to provide moral support for the sports events at Bran- don this year. They adopted the name Bleacher Bums dur- ing the football season, and were close to the players during all sports events. The Bleacher Bums aptly assisted the cheerleaders during the year. Red hands and hoarse voices were only the small parts of assistance provided, for the colorful characters of the pep club are the true spirit of Brandon. ' ' . r f . ' L' . Q ' 'L1 :'.'f -Pbuvv' ' ..x. f . usage , -.,,' . In I' 'vw l . .7'x N Vliii'-AAT 'J Y I 4 4 FRONT: A. Mann, M. Hetherington, K. George, M. Petty, K. Creal, A. Floyd, L. Ulmer, M. Wyatt, W. Hub hard, L, Dryer, S. Tudor, S. Wilkins, K. Bean, N. Sewell: SECOND: A Conley, L. Hargrow, S. Smith, A livangelista, K. Jones, T. Zajack, C. Stephen, K. O'Connor, M. Crawford, A. Adkins, N. Wood, R. Galgo, R Ferguson, THIRD: D. Austin, J. Spring, M. Moseley, W. Culliper, L. Bradford, S. Finnerty, S. Chesbrough, L Kulakowski, L. Simeone, I.. Shariro, B. Keiran, -I. Redenbaugh, K. Mills, J. Brown, FOURTH: D. Elam, L Rrashers. L. Dooley, B. Goode, R. Mitchell, J. Toman, R. Watkins, L. Woods, P. Brown, L. Belanger, C. Castro l.. Ingramg FIFTH: M. Belanger, Y. IJeSimone, B. O'Bryant, C. Booth, S. Moore, D. Stampe, T. Barclay, K Caldwell, A. Edwards, D. Combes, M. J. Norungolo, K. Ansell, T. Evansg SIXTH: G. White, B. Burke, A Massey. D. Fisher, R. Miole, S. Dupuio, T. Wooten, A. Anurca. L. Cruz, C. Masseur, B. Land, T. Speech, K Flags Add New Color Caldabaugh. In its second year, the flag team marched with the band, performing in- tricate maneuvers to wave our team on to victory. They lent a festive mood to both games and parades after dedicating numerous hours of practice and drill f + . 'mi XJX A to our school. FRONT: .I Mo-nilm-, M li Long, I' Hciislt-y, 4' Fi-iilrvss, IJ. Fisher, I.. -lncolls, SECOND! D. Mins-vs, W' ll'-oth, N l.nYiu, 4' l'llilliilbl1't',.-X ll-lilvy, Y Mullic-rin 1 Q mi,-,,v,,..