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

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Concert band FRONT: C. MacKinnon, B. Sharpe, B. Jamison, R. Hamly, H. Weston, SECOND: N. Collins, N. Skiptunas, R. Ronero, B. Jenkins, D. Toone, M Sturdevant, M. Carolina, D. Hockaday, L. Starchia, L. Found, L. Cote THIRD: A. Picart, C. Fentress, J. Crowley, N. Baldwin, K. Dickinson, N Moody, K. Langrehr, J. Brown, R. Humbertson, K. Adams, L. Cook, R. Orchestra an-f.u.au...u.u. n -Ai!-.HJ .xml .z1...iLul il it rl H. 1.1 il. rf 'll r .fy . rl. if 5 lll Ortiz, A. Stafford, D. McCoy, J. Lambright, J. Caviness, FOURTH: G. Carter, C. Camerino, F. Bell, M. Murphree, T. Wissinger, M. Preston, S. Baker, K. McCleskey, C. Byingtong FIFTH: N. Baker, T. LaVia, R. Goggin, A. Rowland, J. Reed, M. Lash, F. Edwards. l l I K..- Norwood. v-'if 2' Eg. riff I fra Life ee 55, For ? FRONT: A. Powell, G. Somers, P. Yonkers, SECOND: Y. Wesley, L. Ruddy, B. Thomas, T. I l ent act ities T17

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Bands achieve in competition. Mr. Johm Hamilton works with some of the most talented members of Brandon's student body. They perform in concerts, football games, parades, and competition. The stu- dents show their ability by receiving superior ratings in competition. Drum majors Carol Weigold. Steve Boardman, and Daren Brady lead the group through the fall season of foot- ball and parades. The flag bearers added much color and flare to the group's performances. All put in many long hours coming to school long before the other students. The Vharger marching hand added a new dimension this year. A group or girl- practiced many long hours and became Brandons first ma- jorettes. Their work paid off as they enhanced the halftime shows and parades. Symphonic band 1 V. hoflffj, T N :..g,,'4 ' - was. we -10-4 1- . s'W eE'i5m'Q -t ' 'H' '93 l LL . ,..,1f'gk- .QQ ,Q f 'Q .-, if 2 , 1 x 3 .hy ,.. . 43' N xgbfrffh U'-1' .Vi -. r'v ' x T-.l lN'I': N1 livuri-Q, K Vlirkt-rier, if Mei, J Greer, ti. Hirchhead, Ki. I l ir SIHVONID: Nl Hull, l' N1end,l. Salazar,J Katrin, H.Sandidge, , . . . Nl l than fl ltodgcrs, 5 Foinid, C- Hrndy, J. Met-i-ie, l,. Peoples, l,. I i l ,'l'IllRIJ: 1' We-igold, J l,nl't-un, 'li Hmwn, N. Hliinco, P. Mend, l tiriwiitvr, I' llii-ruiigvl, I' Vlionic-, K Srhniuck. A. Vorbett, ll X1 X If 1... - T13-T','..ZI in f xv, ' ' L .i'4 ' ' 'Ii is .l k A if 1 v .JA-Q g L ..- .. . as - wt- - J.. .... . Hairston, R. Olligea, K. Lipscomhg FOURTH: H. Bander, T. Osberg Dunn. R. Gatmaitan, K. Douglas, H. Linyear, C. Cox, E. Aquino, Hoferkamp, J. Yonnians. B. Switzer, S. Boardman, S. Lipscomb, Dunn, N. John:-ion, R. Poellnitzg FIFTH: J. Sevens, M. Russell, N Ilia-orato, Mr. John Hamilton. 14

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l 1 , f . me LIGHTNING iff? sou GAZETTE BRANDON IUNIOR i l ji HIGH SCHOOL Gazette covers student I. ' , I i, wil if-'gif FRONT: H Holmr, II lltIll1IWHY,MlHH Kfrrareug SEFOND: I., Vonner, M. Johnson, R. Shoop, K. l lllhiffllllly .l Sim V J' :IIN ac t1v1t1es . During the year the school newspaper, The Lightning Bolt Gazette, is produced and given to each student. The staff, led by Miss Nikki Kozares, covers the events of Brandon. Along with in- teresting articles about the current happenings at school, the Gazette also publishes pictures and other items submitted by the student body. The school newspaper gives the staff mem- bers an opportunity to be creative and yet at the same time learn to conform to certain journalistic re- quirements. 1- L How should I know: look it up in the AP style book. There is a whole lot more to writing for a newspaper than meets the eye as these two re- port ers find out. I