Plaza Middle School - Odyssey Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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ihffjfslmpqs :ski ,'Q '5 . gi. tl 4 v',' I LIBRARY STUDENT ASSISTANTSI Row I, on floor: P. Todd, M. Tatman, D. Bennett, T. McGill, D. Cardinal, C. Jones. D Stafford, R. Rainey. Row ll, sitting: D. Israel, C. Twiddy, D. Reichert, M. Arunachalam, K. Kuhn, l. Phlegar, S. Phillips, N Blaylock, D. Clark, J. Currie, C. Stottlemyer, D. DeLong, L. Tolmich, S. Grampp. Row III, standing: Miss Ganzel. R. Hall, G Avant, P. Reiher, D. Mackie, K. Prien, M. Bizzell, D. Harbaugh, J. Semore, J. Waldrop, N. Symalla, D. Nichols, B. Posey, J Wood, L. Strawther, S. Shaw, J. Smith, C. Grimstead, D. Wood, Miss Bailey. Row IV: C. Harris, H. Stutton, J. Sprague. Absent: S Jones. s, ' I Im The goal of the Plaza Library is to assist the student in gaining an appre- - ciation of his artistic heritage as well - as his literary heritage. Paintings and V art objects surround the student and - combine with the soft colors and com- fortable furniture to make a trip to the library a total experience. The shelf volume has greatly increased during the past year, offering the student a Miss Mary Ann Ganzel Miss Sharon Bailey Mrs. Loretta Bishop wide variety of reference, resource. Team Leader Secretary and pleasure reading. k. The Reading Team works with students who are seriously hampered B Y C in their academic progress by reading e ' difficulties. They have a large assortment of specialized equipment and appropriate materials and each student is taught individually. according to his needs. Reading Student Assistants, Trudy Zadai and Danita Wood stand by ready to help student using the Hoffman Reader. v., l Y s. Mrs. Jane Wilkinson Mrs. Patricia Bounds

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fl 1 ,Z FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDENT ASSISFANTS: Marilou Harris. Bonnie Campbell, and Mary Hall look on as Mrs. Patterson operates teachers control unit in the foreign lan- guage lab. Speak Your Piece! The foreign language department of Plaza Junior High strives to promote better understanding between countries as a result of learning a foreign language. The language lab aids in this aspect and is used by each student at least once a week for thirty to forty minutes. There are two levels of each language taught at Plaza. On the first level oral and listening comprehension are stressed. During the second year. students are introduced to more reading. '- --4 'ir0--i, ' if 'T ' r Humanities students, D. Mackie, R. McGowan, .l. Cox, D. Seeber, T. Taylor, and L. Goldman symbolically display the many facets of life that the humanities program explores, 18 Hans-Dieter Glaubke German French Team Leader Mrs. Daniela Borneisen Mrs. Billie Patterson Mrs. Elisabeth M iles Spanish Spanish Mrs. Constance Hay Humanities Special Education Mrs. Cynthia Chapman HUMANITIES: A DESCRIPTION With the Beatles and some Butterflies, Graffiti and a Band Psychedelically we paint the World And do our thing with Man. Soul's our Bagg with Time and Space we're Free To surf the wave's high crest Here and Now expand our Mind's degree To find La Mancha's quest. We paint a little, sing a little, But talk most ofthe time Listen to the sounds of earth and silence And sometimes make a rhyme. We search for answers, ask some questions, TODAY is where it's at. Great men, great works oftime gone by Guide us to do all that.

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ll klgkf XYNXN jx'-df lnsxxux , KD gqxttylNXCQ.wC.lX QRXMQVQS, f x Vxgjk- , tt , , Home Economics Develops my AJ-wx' bk ' Q ,ti T is Domestic Ability XJXSL xi XNXQ' 'XJ GNDXJX-3 C, - W gym p The Home Economics department strives to I if A prepare individuals to manage homes of their J ' XJVVCSL own and acquire the knowledge and skills neces- l gf, sary for a future occupation. Students are x5 l,k: ! Que V QA encouraged to make their best contribution to t V family life and develop and use homemaking skills. There are two levels of Home Economics 'X at Plaza Junior High. Personality development, X Y W X' , foods, grooming and child care are taught in the NM first year, and during the second year, students p . . ij-el learn about textiles, home nursing, consumer ed- VVVXG ucation, and interior design. fX!T X lu -..-+,. 'VN-Xxx! , E xj JG O u l Mrs. Jean Lewis ii J 'M T L d sl C' eam ea er XJ Qi-fix Q5 A-'X Xi SKY? XJ HOME ECONOMICS STUDENT ASSISTANTS: Janice Green, Michele Cross, Robin Blair, Mrs, Ella Davis and Lynne Johnson help the teachers plan and put up an interesting bulletin board display. 20 Mrs. Gloria Campbell