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

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New Ski lub Formed 1 X '- FRONT: P. Hunroe, T. Boyer, H. Hampson, C. Roach, J. Zirkleg SECOND: K. Mills, C. Mendoza, T. Mead, C. Schlegel, G. Hickey, D. Elam, T. Speachg THIRD: J. Redenbaugh, K. Caldwell, C. Macdonald, C. McCarthy, D. Hendreng FOURTH: M. Presnell, B. Bergman, A. Points, J. Rogers, A. Edwards, C. Corckett. Sharing is Part of B.C.F. Theme The Brandon Christian Fellowship con- tinued this year with the dedication to provide students and teachers with the op- portunity to share in Christian activities. Club members participated in several pro- jects which served the community, studied the Bible, experienced the fun of fellowship through putt putt outings, movie trips and a pizza outing. Club spon- sors were Mr. Parsons, Mrs. McColley and Mrs. Rogers. FRONT: D. Dowlin, J. Zirkel, A. Holloway, J. Powell, L. Starchia, K. Tumerg SECOND: H. Holloway, D. Stan- ford, L. Hilgemang THIRD: K. Rugers, J. Kohl, C. Doyle, D. Elam, D. Hairston, N. Verdesg FOURTH: B. McColley, G. Kowal, D. Parsons, G. Gobar, K. Shmuck. l Off to a flying start, the ski club traveled to Massanutten this winter. Under the able leadership of Miss Hubler, Miss Schatz and Mrs. Linehan, members improved their skills on the slopes while experiencing excitement and sharing friendships and fun. Members thoroughly enjoyed the skiing along with the trips to and from their destina- tions. Student activities 29 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,,..

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Science stud leads to fun. Students in the science club had an opportunity to broaden their interests, to acquire new knowledge and to have fun at the same time this year. They traveled, explored and diver- sified their knowledge under the leadership and guidance of Mr. Vaughn and Mrs. Martin while enjoying themselves thoroughly. Mr. Vaughn and Mis. Mar- tin were assisted by President Sharon Marsh, Vice-president Roderick Bly, Treasurer Tim Mead, and Secretary Michelle Johnson. FRONT: R. Francis, J. Rodgers, F. Edwards, 'lf Meadg SECOND: M. Belanger, M. Johnson, P. Mead, R. Gerhardtg THIRD: Mr. Vaughn, Mrs. Martin Iadvs.P L. Musser. :Y .J M. , U4 Nr iff' 7.5 -rf: 1 g so 1 .49 - - illllxxollulf ames club makes debut. Off to a running start this year was the games club, what may seem simple somehow becomes complex when students are gaming with such precarious activities as Dungeons and Dragons, but great fun it is indeed! Survival demands quick think- ing and keeping your wits about you con- stantly. The size of this new club alone speaks clearly of the magnitude of interest students have for gaming. But then, sheer size is necessary in a club which zaps so many with paper in sandwiches or other special fatal designs proported to eliminate enemies in these games. FRONT: 'I'. Hrtl, N. Baker, J. llegaspig SECOND: Took, R, Luke, S. Becker-1, S. 0'C'onnor, D. Brady, J. Caruso, M. l'abacunga, K. liehnus, H. Wymang THIRD: if Renton, l'. llffer, D. Michael, S, Sonier, G, Simmons, K. Morgan, D. Hlam, E. Watford.