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

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..l.....,..... lxempsville 11.04 GY MNASTICS TEAM: Row l. on tloor: N. Clifford. M. Lisenby. M. Fugate C Baclto S Pitrone N Ferguson C Lucas C Howell D Labahn. T. McConnell. T. Fortaleza. R. Roche. T. Taylor. A. ONe1l R Rhodes Row 11 on horse M Grimstead T George C Smith. K. Hobbs, Miss Duross. Coach. Row 111, on beam: R Blair G Lnsenby S Grampp A Satterthwaite K N iclteis Row IV. on bars: J. Lisenby. D. Klimszynski. Swmging As We Train Plaza's first girls' gymnastic team came through with flying colors this year with a record of three wins and one loss. The girls competed in five events: Floor Exercise. Tumbling. Vaulting. Balance Beam. and Uneven Bars. Plaza was host to Virginia Beach's first city junior high school gymnastics tournament in which Plaza took first place. At left. Jane Lisenby gets ready to perform on uneven bars and below, Karen Vickers and Robin Blair perform on the beam. 1971 17.10 Va. Beach 11.35 15.83 Kempsville 9.70 18.-12 Bayside 22.68 Championship Pl tza 22.56 Bayside 21.71 Va. Beach 13.63

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1 . 'bill s .v Lf f n .ff E . 4 .l t , , A, F . CLUB: Row l: T. Morrissey, R. Bloxom, K. Brown, Vice-Presidentg S. Layden, Presidentg S. Boggs, Sergeant-at- D. Delulio, S. Blackmon, Mr. Sterling, Sponsor. Row ll: J. Weaver, D. Anderson, F. Ludvik, B. Carter, B. Schoonover. R. G. Hollowell. Row lll: K. Rutledge, R. Roberts, B. Davis, M.Todd, C. Misuna, M. Hyers. The purpose of the Letterman's Club is to athletic events. raise the standards of athletics and to make the A boy must have been awarded a letter and wearing of a letter have meaning. lt promotes participated in at least one competitive sport sound sportsmanship and assists in conducting this year to become a member ofthe club. irst junior High School n Virginia Selected To Be emonstration School 49 Plaza Junior High School has surpassed all other junior high schools in our state by being the first to be awarded the title of Demonstration School . This award is presented on behalf of the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports. To earn this distinction you must have an ath- letic program which promotes physical fitness and sportsmanship. The school must have adequate equipment and storage room for that equipment. Fa- cilities must be provided for both outside and inside activities and provision must be made to allow the physically and mentally handicapped to participate. This award is presented to a school on a yearly basis and Plaza looks forward to winning the award in the future. Mr. Del Moser, Assistant Superin- tendent of Physical Education, State Department of Education, presents flag held by Kim Brown and Barry Davis to Mr. Owens and Mr. Sterling. lt is a proud moment for all Trojans.

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' I A :A Paula Todd, Outstanding Offensive Player and Kim Sullivan, Outstand- ing Defensive Player, tap sticks to signal the start of game. . ,X x 9 I . f-- . - '-- .' . . if k..bnrA,gr-. -,,,s,i,-I -' , - N ::.- ' :.. j 'A - nays: ' ',,.,V.- 1-va-'1' GIRLS' HOCKEY TEAM: Front to back: K. Bique, P. Howell, C. Howell, D. Bengele, L. Roulhac, S. Strausbaugh, S. Evans, K. Putnam, P. Aeberli, K. undy, M. Grimstead, P. Glover, P. Oliver, R. Jones, D. Ashworth, K. Sullivan, L. Lovejoy, P. Todd, C. Balicky, and B. Bourne, Co-Captains. Row Il: B. Bourne, Mgr., Miss DuRoss, Coach, J. Boyette, Mgr. 51 First Trojan ' Field Hockey Team Clashes Sticks On Playing Field Plaza's first girls' field hockey team came off the field with a record of one win and two losses. The girls worked many long hours and mastered the skills of hockey teven thoughthey could not seem to rush the goal at firstl. The team improved greatly and came through with a final win against Virginia Beach. Outstanding offensive player award went to Paula Todd and outstanding defensive player award went to Kim Sullivan. 1971 Plaza O Kempsville 2 Plaza 0 Virginia Beach 1 Plaza 1 Virginia Beach 0