Independence Junior High School - Declaration Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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1 1 . '?' Aung First Row: Karen Stemm, Krista Wilkes, Carolyn Coleman, Arlene Aquintey, Mina Salafranca, Patricia Grater, Laura Matsko. Second Row: Michelle Alejandro, Stacy Schreier, Patricia Fabunan, Lyn Camerino, Susan Russian, Kristine Jones, Cindy Thomas. Not Pictured: Carrie Mattiko, Jenifer Taylor, and Juliann Mattiko. Also Andrew Jans and Ms. L. Hicks - photographers. my ,vu 5 'f 1 4 ,.v .. PM. fu .A 03 l sv, I'--' fl' A ...Q ,JJ -AB i l 1 lil Ms. B. Schultz ' chats with Mrs. Stanley at the orientation assembly. Ms, ' Q.. Schultz f composed and - q i., typed copy for X, the Declaration. as ,Q .. . Organizing the band layout is Carrie Mattiko. BUT IT WAS WGRTH IT!

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-'N BLOGD, SWEAT, and TEARS The 1984 Declaration Staff consisted of a compact group of hardworking and dedicated young people. These students proved, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that they could accomplish a superb job under the pressure of meeting deadlines. Congratulations, staff, for a job well done! M s . S . D i l l o n , photographer, caught on the other side of the lens. Ms. S. Morris, photographer, typist, and adviser to the advisor! Juliann Mattiko and Jenifer Taylor search for stimulating layouts. ff' rr- ir Ms. L, Baker, advisor, finds it's back-breaking work to meet deadlines. Krista Wilkes found the duties as a staff member unique and diversified, fi'

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f First Row: B. Olford, C. Cox, J. Barth, M. Tucci, E. Lindeman, J. Webb, C. Kennedy. Second Row: T. Noble, J. Mathews, R. Manadero, M. Manoso, M. Goldberg, B. Good, G. Keel, S. Woodson, E. Dashiell. Third Row: R. Hopkins, J. Miller, B. Kinsey, K. Horton, B. Drake, J. Connor, S. Horely, T. Jackson, K. Keasley, B. Cigich, M. Rhue. ml The Industrial Arts Club met on Tuesdays at 9:00 a.m. in the l.A. Laboratories. The president of the I.A. is Mike Rhue, the vice president is Barrie Drake, the secretary is Jenny Connor, and the treasurer is Kristen Horton. The club uses the money they get from dues for charities and to buy supplies for pro- jects. The l.A. Club has a membership of 37. ElNSTElN'S PROTEGES First Row: M. Tripicco, C. Fischer, S. Zickefoose, H. Grissom, M. San Juan, E. Madrazo. Second Row: Mr. Revelle, J. Wiser, D. Dean, J. Main, M. San Juan, M. Graham, V. Long, D. Nyguen, J. Swallow, P. Brightbill, D. Ashe. .9 , ' .Mafia The Science Club is a club for the group of students who share a common interest in science. The President is David Ashe, Vice President is Vania Long, and the Treasurer is Mike San Juan. The 'Q members met on Thursdays at 9:00 a.m. in Room 413 with a membership of 50. Members participated in weekend field trips to local places of scientific interest. Mr. Revelle is the faculty advisor for this educational club. l r