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

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' Q' . -' .V01i1H1S VII Virginia Beach, Virginia Plaza Junior High School May 27, l976 Dear Miss Sobel Thank you so much for your gracious let ter and for the copy of Odyssey 76 t is always a special pleasure to share in the accomplishments of our Nation's young people, and I deeply appreciate your kind ness in providing this yearbook for my library With my gratitude for your prayerful support, and with warm best wishes to you, your fellow faculty members, and the student body for the years ahead Sincerely, Miss aren Lee Sobel Yearbook Sponsor Plaza Junior High School 3080 South Lynnhaven Road Virginia Beach, Virginia 23452 U , . 0' I 5 1 U A IK JKYVJI CJK i O I -D . O . T I . I . . . . O . . I Rat1mA H UWA' Z are f-D9 F050 Table of Contents Wd W Zi Jog gm 0 1 Jr-Q 5X C-'fe l Ybur. XXDUE qt ne i nam 0 if LW we Q at DM Administration . . ..... ..... 6 Q f f JEL-fi ,LNQJ xxx! tV - 5 Theme ..................... 4 N , . i t , A al as a 4 , X ' 1, N ., i tx . 'AQ XX D t A L I X ftp? 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Our curriculum includes fundamentals such as English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and Physi- cal Education as well as elected subjects including Art, Home Economics, industrial Arts, Band, Chorus, General Business, Languages, and Public Speaking. The decisions are great: the choices far outnumber the amount of time that one can spend during our school hours. During the day, students can discuss common concerns and plan activities through our Student Cooperative Association. This active body demonstrates open communication between all stu- dents and faculty. Our pride is strengthened when we see so many visitors touring through classes to better understand why Plaza is so very special. But when the coursework has ended, few students go home. There are too many activities to interest each of our classmates. We can now choose to be members of Plaza organizations. We replace our books with skateboards, pom-poms, batons, musical instruments, cans of food for charity drives, and pencils, rulers and calculators for yearbook work. We can also put on uniforms and spiked shoes since each season welcomes new sports and athletic records. And when we still want to see each other, we can step onto the dance floor and watch Plaza become a favored disco spot. We look around and realize that school is overwhelming and we want to share our experiences with the people who mean so much to us. There is no doubt that Plaza is very special. So . . . lf you want it. . . We've got it at Plaza... Follow us.. . gg., ir 1 .GS , . X RQMMD H'l x' ev DEFINITION I Odyssey Iodfilseln, I. an p p tt b t dt H I b gOIy I t h ten year attempt h t Ith ft tl T 1 W 2 A LONG SERIES OF WANDERINGS, ESPECIALLY WHEN FILLED WITH NOTABLE EXPERIENCES HARD SHIPS AND ADVENTURES Odfy X F59 f ' N iw AIFI 6 A , Wx Y 523 in '9' ' fi 552 In III ..,,.m9' Follow our footsteps on our Odyssey through Trojan territory f' Q 'HZ ln- ni ---ll n 3-by-.Q a ' I .--nav f,,.,....,.....-mmfxfrwtww I I Iliff 1 'TW' 'T ,i . . 42 , ,w:,f,.j'b , We Q,,Kh . 3.?4rLQ3'uvff5' if' N. ,.- s- - -.U A . A- . . ,i 9-'ff4.7fw.7,- q,.,.,. - ,., fx Y P V I ' ,L- --VAX,-y, f --Y- . I P'p1'US0-Qfcnn Av '- I 151 .N . Qi , QL ., 3 5 fb NP . 4-we nm xx .QI Q IV' an-. I f 4 'tang KIQA '70 'll '55-. V' 'f-vm. n S 4--.., s --Q,,,- , A , A ..,.,Y........ amaze - Lai' fa. pf If Y' -Q, A D IVI I N I ST RATI O N M W 'la ' D' G a ' Principal A MESSAGE FROIVI OUR PRINCIPAL Plaza Junior High School's mission, ultimately, is to foster the art of making intelligent choices in an ever-changing society and to endow students with basic skills necessary for success in senior high school - the junior high years are uniquely important in the life of an individual, early adolescence is a time of searching for identity and independence. Understanding of this uniqueness should be promoted by students themselves, by teachers, and by admini- - Af, strators. ' Plaza Junior High shares vvith the home, the church, other edu- cational institutions, and the community at large, the responsibility for stimulating the student to achieve excellence in human relation- ships and intellectual, cultural, and civic responsibility for the moral and physical vvell-being of our students. Educators are charged vvith providing humane and supportive leadership for the entire school commuinty. We are responsible for improving the quality of educational services to youth, and furnish- ing professional leadership to the community, as vvell as providing an atmosphere vvhere people become self directive and exercise origi- nality and initiative. 4 ,fan-I Dr. E. E. Brickell Superintendent of Schools R,AA1ivx-Lv.. x+Piffx- Our Administrators are extremely in- volved in personalizing education. Each man provides numerous opportunities to meet with students and to discuss their problems and needs. They serve also as our Ambassa- dors at all school and community functions. Helping students to realize their fullest potential academically and socially are their primary goals. They bring to their work a wide range of experiences. lVlr. Keen and lVlr. Roberson each have a Mathematics and Science back- ground with advanced studies in Admini- stration and Supervision. Dr. Troutman im- pacts upon his knowledge of the Social Sci- ences and Curriculum Planning. Our Prin- cipal, lVlr. Gilliam, also shares his under- standing of previous studies in Economics vvhich have been furthered through his de- grees in Educational Administration. In addition to formulating and super- vising school policies, our Administrators are fine athletes. Their presence is vvitnessed on the basketball court as they share in the triumph at a Faculty-Student game as well as on the tennis Court. Seated together at ath- letic events, Dr. Troutman remains an out- spoken spectator. Certainly these individuals serve as admirable models for both the teachers and the student body. Assistant Principal for Administration lVlr. John Roberson Assistant Principal for Administration ,,,..-1-- 2 'f ' I .f , 9 ' x Plaza Jr.'s Tea Mr. Gilliam Mr. Keen Mr. Roberson Dr. Troutman Mrs. Davis Miss Du Ross Mr. Foster Mr. Halperin Mr. Palombo Mrs. Patterson Mr. Pippin Miss Pressley Miss Reed Mrs. Root Mr. Van Nostr m Leaders: and Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Home Economics Physical Education Industrial Arts Physical Education Science Foreign Language Television Library Social Studies Mathematics English for Administration for Administration fOI' Instruction m Leaders The Team Leaders meet weekly with the Administrators to maintain open communication throughout the school. New and existing programs are discussed at these times. Faculty Instructional Advisory Committee FACULTY INSTRUCTIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE: ll to rl row 1 - N. Pressley, I. Marshall, S. Wood, L. Adams, K. Sobel row 2 - P. Robertson, D. Antaki, Dr. Troutman, B. Palombo, Mr. Gilliam, R. Morrisette, P. Meyer. The Faculty Instructional Advisory Committee works together to discuss and implement programs at Plaza. Their concern is to survey teachers' and students' attitudes, in- vestigate the curriculum, and explore new ideas to keep educational activities at our school at its best. W r R94-uxmly X'l'S?rr L The Secretaries - Mrs. Peery, Mrs. Long, and Mrs. Lee Peery Mrs. Marjorie Long Secretary Secretary Mrs. McGovern - along with the Bookkeeper, Mrs. McNamara, are responsible for insuring that all school or business matters are handled quickly and clearly. Certainly the office is al- ways busy, yet these remarkable women will always interrupt what they are doing to answer teachers', students', and parents' questions and help with any problems. Plaza boasts of such an outstanding, hard-working office staff. The Office staff has a variety of interests . . . Mrs. Peery continues to take college courses in the evenings. .. Mrs. McGovern likes plants and sewing... Mrs. McNamara keeps in shape by exercising and jogging. . . and Mrs. Long enjoys learning the history or the stories about all kinds of things, including old recipes, hand- i . Mrs. Sheila McGovern Secretary made items, furniture, and books. Mrs. Teresa McNamara Bookkeeper 5 Q ir 1 X-.X i l i S- l l D f , Q X Mrs. Lois Morelin Registered Nurse CLINIC The Clinic provides an important service for stu- dents and staff. Illnesses and accidents are given imme- diate and thorough attention. ln addition to so many responsibilities, Mrs. Morelin helps to insure good health by screening students' vision and hearing. Mrs. Morelin finds pleasure in nursing because she can better help people... after school, she likes to sew, re-finish antiques, and take camping trips. GUIDANCE tx K l Mrs. Delna Antaki Mrs. Barbara Gatling Mrs. 1 Mr. William Fitzgerald Not PiC'fUl'9d3 Director Mrs. Elsie ThOl'Db9l'l'y Meeting and getting to know well all students at Plaza is the aim of the Guidance Counselors. This team helps to direct pupils toward better understanding of their role at school and of possible goals in their future, A large focus was given this year toward exposure of career choices by inviting well-known personalities to speak with students. The Guidance members like Plaza students. .. In their spare time, they enjoy - - - snow skiing... fishing... music... and 0 needlepoint crafts. Certainly we are aware of Mr. Fitzgerald's pres- ence at athletic events as a sports broadcaster. To quote Mr. Fitz- gerald, also of Tip-Off fame, it's been a slice of life. 12 Roberta Meyer fp- V is Mrs Ellen Hodgeskiss Assistant Librarian Mrs Margaret Tatum Secretary 'Q Mr Bill Pippin Director Rnwmn Miss Nancy Pressley Librarian LIBRARY The Library offers a special place for all students and faculty to quietly read and study A wide-range of current magazines are available as well as diverse listing to reading books The librarians are always available to help locate materials and articles for research projects. At school these women love the sight of a student totally absorbed in a good book Miss Pressley likes to read and to needlepoint Mrs Tatum likes to sew. .. Mrs. Hodges- kiss enjoys being with young people - before coming to Plaza she practiced nursing XW X-x 4,9 .-1-A 1 .,, ' 5-gl-QI The Television Studio provides an outstanding service by helping to reinforce coursework through a different media. Not only can educational television programs be piped into classrooms, but students are given opportunities to video-tape many projects Mr Pippin helps to bring out many talents in students through his unique working relationships with his crew Mr Ellis likes to work with mechanical equipment . .. Mr. Pippin likes photography, skiing, and kicking up his heels with his famous clogging dance He is also known for his rather infinite number of jo kes Not Pictured Mr Robert Ellis, Technician 1,96 QP' ., ery ll 'E in l,.,. ' tg- ' st N N! 2 5, l ' V '- 7 ' .g 1 , l J pe' :Eh ., i ,MQ I ',',,.,,Ju' -A N Q' sn Q 'T' X i ' 4' ' ' rg . Nt' X TX , I . , 1 1 ff, 1' I K Miss Virginia L. McNiff Mr. Joseph Stith S 'Sqft' Q QB ART The Art team offers a variety of experiences to all students involved in the program. Learning many tech- niques and improving upon skill level is a major focus. x The Art teachers are 'turned-on' to enthusiastic art students. . . but after school hours, Mr. Stith likes hunt- ing, fishing, and good music. . . Miss McNiff enjoys many sports and at times even courageously ventures to ride to school on her bike. GENERAL BUSINESS Miss Jeffries wants to see students use business skills and knowledge in their every day lives. . . She also likes forms of dancing, crafts, and going to view Broadway shows. The General Business program incorporates advertising, bookkeeping, and balancing the budget with other prac- tical skills. These tasks aid the student in adjusting to the complex business world. HGME ECONOMICS Miss Kevin Beard 4w 'S wa- as , 2- -s A I 05 ill 'UV' dv??'li F' xx T Acfa 4' . Nm., , E. , . x-4 1 .-if l:1r . 4 .-zyjil - ia-' if 2:55 ii ani, .' 525255 l'l' E 5 55' i -- 1 1? 193355 -liziu-P N 'H :!-ISI' E ' - W' ' - ' -J civil. IEE.. J-1 is 1 Miss Zenta M. Jefferies s-. , Mrs. Doris De Sarro Miss Jennifer Moore Teaching students how to sew, cook special foods, make CI'8fTS, and learning more about themselves are a part of the Home Eco- nomics curriculum. The aim of the teachers is to actively engage students toward better understanding of home management. Mrs. Ella C. Davis Team Leader Miss Beard and Mrs. DeSarro enjoy different crafts. . . Miss Moore plays the piano. . . Mrs. Davis likes to entertain friends and family. .. They all love sharing Home Ec. delicacies with the office personnel. 1 . , U 1 ' l .lt vflllvi- r . f X L I gl INDUSTRIAL ARTS : Z x .' X K. 57 1 lf ' Mr. Richard H. Bradshaw Mr. Ronald R. Garrison Mr. Phillip E. Jones Nlr. Steve Smith, Jr Industrial Arts exposes students to photogra- phy, manufacturing, and building with wood. Stu- dents are given opportunities to make book ends, book shelves, and to develop pictures. Mr. Foster works with antiques and tends to his vegetable garden. .. Nlr. Jones skiis. . . Mr. Smith is a young and proud Grandfather... Mr. Brad- shaw challenges anyone to a good game of horse- shoes. . . and Nlr. Garrison is a dedicated photog- rapher and is also the ODYSSEY'S favorite resi- dent-photography consultant. Mr. Francis J. Foster Team Leader MUSIC The Chorus and Bands involve many Plaza students. Under the supervision of lVlr. Sunderland and lVlr. Warren, respectively, these groups learn much about musical ele- ments, composers, and symphonies. They perform often throughout the year. As a result, Plaza learns to better appreciate music as an art. A highlight for these teachers is to see and help young musicians develop into mature performers. . . Mr. Sunder- l land is interested in both photography and model rail- roads . . . Mr. Warren loves his camping and fishing experi- ences, as well as his chance to coach in community league sports. Mr. Martin Sunderland Chorus 11 Mr. Charles O. Band Warren aux A .1 5 in ' 1 I X i I Ms. Lynn Adams Mrs. Jorie Boyfa A L,ff':' j Miss Christiana Brockenbrough Mrs. Norma Brumage 4-9 vs Q- x Mrs. Donna Dambekaln g,,- '- 1 . I ,lf 9' .- .. +1- Miss Ly nn Haggard 16 xx A ,fi , ' if .1 - . ' ' .f My ff,-' 2 if X-.5 1 ir' . , . A, li, fx ' Uk,-' Y-1 Wy f? X ' f gf C, Miss DolE2fZsfE.,Eu1fyiy - - Miss Tracy Fair ,f-'- -1 'mx' 1. fn 'i L U N i ,J X wb Yli V if . 'Wx K4 , iv rf , . ...- X ,-171. if X ,,--f' -' T ,,............-4 --wi' -Y, 1,1-W j,,,........-. f- -xt ff ., . - ss, Mrs. Jacquelyn Jacobs Q. Miss Susan Krumel '-M ' .rsfil--' f Q 4 X- i Mrs. Diane Fields Ms. Charna Lane Dm.. Z7 '-- A .'-f, Mrs. Kathryn Mercker Mrs. Frances Scott Miss Karen Sobel 4. Z BEM 'X Ms. Susan Wood v t, Mr. Larry Van Nostrand Team Leader ENGUSH The English team works together to incorporate vital communi- Mrs. Adams feels that teaching expands the human experience ion skills with daily experiences. The program is designed to Mrs. Brumage's young daughter is a favorite visitor at Plaza engthen each student's abilities through spoken and written com- activities. . . Mrs. Fields enjoys crafts like crocheting and crewel nication. Students study mythology, poetry, novels, and other embroidery. .. Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Jacobs, and Miss Eudy favor gar ms of literature. dening . . . Miss Fair writes poetry . . . Mrs. Lane backpacks. . . Miss B likes to play quarterback. .. Mr. Van Nostrand plays the guitar and sings for his classes each year.. . rumor has it that Miss Sobel s jokes are dry - but she continues to pass them off on unsuspec ting 7th graders. . . and our cosmopolitan sponsor, Miss Sobel has T Plcfufedi MF- Leonid K0bY'l3neC even been seen at BIoomingdale's! L.AyHml 1 lj P- F . :3lQ6LQlWQfN Mrs Daniela Borneisen Mrs. Mattie Patterson FOREIGN LANGUAGE The Foreign Language Team offers the opportunity to learn French, German, Latin, and Spanish. They also stress under- standing and respect for cultural differences and similarities between the United States and other countries. The Foreign Language teachers share mutual experiences. . . like reading and singing. After school, Mrs. Reilly relaxes with yoga... Mrs. Patterson likes to dance and act... and Mrs. Borneisen and Mrs. Boone like to converse with students in their special languages. Mrs. Lynn Reilly IX IWIN Not Pictured: 5 Mr. Gary Chilcoat In-School Suspension X , 3 Miss Kristine Egnatz Reading The teachers involved in this team give students specialized instruction to meet their needs. Working on an indivi- dual or small-group basis helps in this learning process. Mrs. Sara Jarvis Special Education SPECIAL EDUCATION The Special Education members have diverse interests... Miss Egnatz reads, dances, and jogs . . . Mrs. Jarvis macrames. .. Mr. Chilcoat likes music, his car, being physically fit, and reading back issues of MUSCLE-MAN magazines Mrs. Patricia Meyer 18 Learning Disabilities Team Leader Ieditor's noteI. Y-memo hot-I' in PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Physical Education Team exposes students to a varie- ty of sports including football, hockey, basketball, wrestling, softball, tennis, and track. Learning to use teamwork and show good sportsmanship is fundamental to the classes. ln addition, health classes are an integral part of the program. Miss Blackwell values her basketball team and their tre- mendous record... Miss Gadsby creates dried flower ar- rangements. .. Mr. Sawyer surfs. .. Mr. Halperin and Mr. Stallings enjoy coaching... Mrs. Maull divides her time be- tween sports, family, and crafts. . . and Miss DuRoss likes to I buy clothes. I Miss Stephanie Du Ross Mr. Michael Halperin Team Leader lGirlsI Team Leader lBoysI Q s-'ts 1 0. Wg? .34 Mrs. Karen Cottrell Mrs. Donna Haslinger Mr. Ronald Stultz Not Pictured: , e , . alla ,J 9 .ffukto 0' Miss Rosalind Blackwell Miss Teresa Gadsby Mr. William Hurdle X ' x 1 I , I MVS- Ella Mal-'II Miss Debbie Payne Mr. ,Erf1Q5!.5.QWYef- Mr. Kenneth Stallings I l L Mrs. Judith Root Team Leader x 1 . 1 , l 9 . I '- lf . i il i 1 S 5 Mr. Craig Allen Mr. Cecil Carter Miss Rosemary D'Altorio Miss Elizabeth Flippin Miss Anne Howard Miss Carolyn Keen ' 000 , llwqma lnafli- MATHEMATICS The Math team prepares students for life experiences by Miss Keen spends hours with her Marching Trojanettes . . . helping to develop skills involving reasoning and problem- Miss Struder likes to play the piano... Mr. Scott repairs solving. The math courses range from general math to algebra things. .. Mr. Carter attempted to coach the mean-ma and geometry. chine lfemale teachers' povvderpuff teaml to victory... Mrs. Root and Mrs. Robertson both graduated from Mary Washington College... and the entire staff thrills to that daring dancing duo, FLlPPIN AND PlPPlN. Not Pictured: Mrs. Joyce Kielbasa f 3 it i :ig 0 :,.'X 0 . 0 l X . l Q3 Miss lngrid Marshall Miss Barbara Metius Mri-Patriciajobertson if L . I - ly. rv , I I I IK- l Mr. Norvell Scott Mr. Don Shafer Miss Syble Struder I I i I l 21 I I I I I I I p 3 I 'a SCIENCE The Science team exposes students to the wonders of our universe. Through experi- ments, they are able to discover more about plant and animal life. Trips are also made to the Planetarium to learn about celestial phenomenon. sms- iv- 'J The Science team has various hobbies . . camping. . . playing chess. . . sewing. . bicycling. .. Mrs. Mosher enjoys ballet Mr. Chapman likes building with wood.. Mr. Reading is a sports enthusiast. . . and they all like working with young people. R. S Mrs. Joyce Anderson Mr. Donald E. Chapman Mr. David'Crandell I. X I Mr. Hugh Dunkum Mr. George Fl. Goswick Mr. Glen Logan vi j , , l ..,,,.' ' fl' :NC 1 I I X X Mrs Debora D. Mosher Miss Margaret L. Newsome Q... Il Mr. Quentin D. Owen -' 'pn I N3 f G fy K, l, 'A f Q X xf: l - l X l I Mr. Robert D. Palombo Mr. Van Reading Mg, Dell Young Team Leader The Planetarium is directed by Mr. Teu- scher. Schools as well as the public are in- vited to view the monthly programs. ln sf-Omo sAG 744,0: addition, students are given opportunities to Q reinforce their learning experiences through ed' '01, specially designed classes centering around oe, the planetarium. . O 7 Mr. Teuscher has studied extensively to 59 E keep abreast of all factors pertaining to the SS 3 5 universe. At times, he has been invited to -, witness in person NASA achievements and launchings. gl ,q ' 5? in Q A MJ . N as lNlw3o I sninil 23 SOCIAL STUDIES The Social Studies team prides itself on teaching Plaza students more about the world, its people, and its cultures. Knowing more about individuals' needs and behavior helps students understand more and appreciate life. Mr. Brumfield smiles when he boasts about his baseball team. .. Miss Fleed is the resident gardener and can answer everything you always wanted to know about plants but were afraid to ask . .. Mrs. Singleton wants to be a gourmet cook . .. Miss Bunting likes to be creative. .. and our Tar- Heeled sponsor, Miss Kelly, likes to tell jokes and practice her speech with the aid of recent recordings of Walter Cron- kite's standard english! I fsbgtloj DX 7 ,lf il ll ll Xi lx 'Olly' TEV 'X U fig? Hwy W J l 24 3 ::z f'f ' ' ' Mr. Lee Brumfield Miss Wanda Bunting an l'-I',t- X Miss Susan Kelly Mrs. Rose Morrisette 45 -aah Af , . f- -1- ,1 X Y ,fa Q 'V Miss Norma Reed Mrs. Bobbie Singleton Team Leader 4-'N ' CAFETERIA STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF ll to rlrow1- B. l I l 4 l - HI' ...f- Custodlal Staff ll to rl G Knox J Smith A. Cain iHead Custodianl, F. Owens, I. Hyman. . 'Ns -sf ,T po if Taylor V. lVlid99U E. Lassiter llVlanag- erl l. Durbin' K. Witt D. Walker N. La Shomb D. Thumma M. Lemon J. Baker S. Parrish. 4,-, 1 --in .. Ls 65' K. 1 KH 1-tvs Pr H Atvx' CUSTODIAL STAFF The Custodial staff is responsible for maintaining a safe and sanitary school. By fixing equipment and in- specting all classrooms, they make us all proud of our school. I X Everyone looks forward to eating lunch at school. The Cafeteria staff serve a variety of foods to interest and entice the students and faculty, as well as to provide a balanced diet. A special touch is always added to holiday meals. l n 1 A . I 1 ii . 1 3 ' 5 it 1, i Q Q 4 i l I i- s T 3375 5 1 A i ' - . , . , i l Q Y X . . ' .6 V , v ' I' u Q l I-if I l M 'ff' 1 Eff! ' st w I . I l 5 7 5 as ' Y A , i X 'lv , lr y 1 , , . .. L 1 I ' I I I I av fi f- , of 374-'f-,X 5 U i M A .fm flaw 5 'Ig E 75 X Cf is cw, X an rx . U , LV .3 A' Q -:JV 1 .' . ' gg . 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X-U-vs' A DAY AT PLAZA - Academics to After-School Activities ' Iliff!!! 5951 R .ii Library assistants do such things as stamp books, run errands, straighten shelves, and maintain a clean room. lVliss Pressley, lVlrs. Hodgeskiss, and lVlrs. Tatum work closely vvith these energetic students. The bus assistants daily supervise the activities involving student transportation. C L I N I Clinic helpers assist the nurse by run- C ning errands, taking temperatures, making beds, and helping to alphabetize the rec- ords vvhich are kept in the clinic. Clinic helpers play' a useful and necessary role in the daily routine at Plaza Jr. A S ? S T A N T S LIBRARY ASSISTANTS LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: II to rl - bottom - K. Pullra, S. Smith, T. Lackey T. Shepard, D. Vavis, K. Schrader, L. Zinolig second row - J. Kerr, L 'Tolentino, T. Sykes, D. Johnson, K. Bruner, S. Straney, K. Riffley, B. White back rovv - T. Blackwell, C. De Kraai, A. Oueman, J. Foxwell, B. Eckhoff, N Keeder, D. Bryant. ,.. CDCW U7-IZID-ICD-UJCDJP 1. -111' M .. pl, ' Bus assistants Il to rl - B. Schule, Mr. Smith, W. Saunders. lf? ll CLINIC ASSISTANTS: Il to rl- row 1 - L. Dusch, L. Johnson, D. Powell, C. Smith, A. Arnold, row 2 - S. Johnson, S. Waugh, R. LeFebvre. OFFICE AND GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS QGVIMN N4 ary' OFFICE AND GUIDANCE ASSISTANTS: Il to rl - C. Boyle, P. Brogan, S. Halterman, D. Gray, M. Sykes, G. Handke, S. Parron, S. Strange, not shown - R. Wood. PHYSICAL EDUCATION ASSISTANTS P.E. ASSISTANTS: Il to rl Chairs - T. York, K. Bugay, P. Brogan, C. Brown, C. Edmundson, Fl. Smith, J. Goskill, D. Finch, J. Graves, row 2 - J. Funaro, Coach Halperin, M. Evans. The Office and Guidance Assistants devote time each day to helping the counselors and secretaries. Their jobs include filing papers, helping students complete forms, and running errands. The Physical Education Assis- tants also volunteer to work with the P.E. classes. These peo- ple often take the responsibility for assembling and gathering to- gether equipment as well as help- ing students with skill vvork. Cer- tainly, they remain active and energetic at this job. MIXED CHORUS MIXED CHORUS: ll to r row 1 - T. Webb, A. McLaurin, B. Knoke, S. Murray, A. Kennedy, T. Boyle, L. Schoenhardt, D. Woolston, D. Davis, S. Locklear, S. Norris, row 2 - Mr. Sunderland, A. Townsend, S. Dail, D. Julian, S. Scott, R. Keyes, E. Mahar, C. Palmer, A. Fuhrman, row 3 - S. Kellett, L. Seals, D. Daland, C. Reeves, T. Kenry, D. Berner. The Mixed Chorus meets during school time to learn techniques involving music and voice. Their talents are witnessed at many school events. CONCERT CHORUS - l The Concert Chorus boasts of previous singing I experience. ln addition to performing at school func- tions, they attend many public gatherings. The chorus possesses all the voice pitches to produce a harmonic sound. CONCERT CHORUS ll to rl row 1 - T. Vanover, S. Windley, L. Davis, D. Carnely, I.. Brooks, S. Meek, Wade, J. Keiser, N. Alexander, K. Lindeman, A. Fogarty, row 2 - Mr. Sunderland, S. James, S. Guthrie, Causey, D. Crigger, D. McQuaid, C. Smith, D. Zawadski, S. Beck, F. Keilman, G. Clark, T. Carnley, S. T. Proctor, row 3 - J. Swisher, L. Smout, E. Wray, B. Kelly, D. Leslie, K. Preedom, D. Ruth, L. T N. Causeyg row 4 - B. Stevenson, C. West, G. Coppedge, C. Fowler, J. Keller, P. Neloy, M. Dudley, F 32 McClain, D. Gowens, l.. Dulin. Ng-WMMAX H. IVIADRIGALS g gg g gg gg g MADRIGALS: ll to rl row 1 - Mr. Sunderland, D. Daland, A. McLaurin, M. Causey, S. James, L. Davis, D. Zawadski, M. Dudley, P. Neeley, R. McClain, G. Clarkg row 2 - D. Crigger, C. Fowler, C. West, J. Keller. The Madrigals are a choral group geared to experienced voices. The Madrigals meet about once a week to sing pop songs, foreign songs, and hymns. The Chorus consists of sopranos l and ll, altos, tenors, and basses. The group is used in school concerts and special gatherings. SCHOOL PLAY . ' i 'i v 9 S ra A, 5 .2 I l 51:- i. 'f , Z'- f Q : - X V 1 i, - 4 ii 2 5 Oh Wouldn't lt Be Loverly . . . Scott Brinson and Steve Duncan rehearse for the production. The 1977 School Play was My Fair Lady. lt was the story about a flower girl, Eliza Doolittle, who was carefully taught how to speak and act by a linguist, Henry Higgins. The play was directed by Mr. Nultemeier and Mr. Sunderland. Many Plaza students were members of the cast. 33 DEBATE AND FORENSICS R . L A 5'-If .Q -V. -EPR' '- 3 1.4 P-' ,su -.L 3. Has. ,L DEBATE AND FOFIENSICS: ll to rl row 1 - L. Hall, T. Goldy, S. Reynolds, M. Markowski, S. Floebuck, J. Sullivan, L. Tucker, P. Brassard, Fl. Hubbard, D. Wolfe, not pictured - Miss Fair. 34 The Debate and Forensics team is one of the new teams to join the ranks at Plaza. The first half of the year is spent on Forensics. Concentration is given to reading poetry, short stories, speeches, and speaking comfortably in groups. The team also debates against other schools on such topics as gun control. Certainly, this group must devote many hours in researching subject areas. Rvwim fi' X-l , DRAMA CLUB The Plaza Drama Club exists for the purpose of providing an opportunity for participation in the many facets of the theater. One club's main activity of the year is the involvement in the City One-Act Play Festival. The primary objective of the club is to further the dramatic skills and knowledge of the membership. DRAMA CLUB: ll to rl row 1 - B. Blanks, l.. Schaarschmidt, M. Llorin, Nl. McChesneyg row 2 - S. Ivers, P. Miller, C. Hunter, Fl. Campo, A. Dado, J. Ayers, K. Daniels, L. James, row 3 - C. Jacks, D. Fugere, L. Hansen, K. Bruner, row 4 - K. Marchbank, S. Taylor, M. Eisele, C. Bell, J. Goodner, L. Johnson, J. Spell, Mrs. Lane. 35 EUROPEAN CLUB L EUROPEAN CLUB: ll to r l row 1 - D. E. Murray, J. Thompson, J. Saunders, B. Jellerson, C. Thompson, L. Criss, E. Evasco, S. Freeman, J Jester, R. Tackett, K. Mattocksg row 2 - C. Jacks, M. Harrison, J. Rosenberg, P. Spruill, D. Simmon, C. Smith, M. Taylor, W. Saunders, L Carroll, K. Henson, Mrs. Boone, row 3 - L. Sullivan, D. King, S. Brinson, S. Crenshaw, P. Brassard, S. Poneroz, C. Saner, S. Patchell, V. Wolak row 4 - A. Nolan, J. Moeller, S. Joseph, J. Green, S. Hartman, M. Busam, J. King, J. Goodner, row 5 - K. De Long, D. McGowan. The European Club tries to provide a stimulating experience for those students who are taking a language. Students have participated in a foreign language bazaar, making German pas- tries, and decorating rooms to represent certain lifestyles. 36 Qs me Rev? FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF MERICA FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: ll to rl row 1 - S. Chrisman, T. Benson, D. Wilson, M. Stottlemyer, C. Higgins, N. Rains, T. Mercy A. Hidy, L. Kay, A. Martin, A. Avenson, C. Bolon, S. Brown, S. Flipping row 2 - Miss Beard, G. Hanke, Miss Moore, D. Conti, L. Brooks, T Cullen, R. Campo, C. Hunter, G. Wright, B. Joyner, P. Tanner, R. Pritchard, K. Gray, S. Meek, V. Culberson, D. Mathem, F. Farrel, D. Mowers P. Keene, A. Kerner, row 3 - S. Roach, K. Renger, M. Reis, S. Sullivan, D. Ulrey, M. Wright, E. Terry, K. Dieter, M. Brinsfield, K. Dongwitz, T McCabe, R. Chambers, row 4 - C. Haigh, T. Blackwell, J. Rosenberg, C. Tortone, C. Coral, D. Gray, J. Atkinson, B. White, L. Johnson, S. Strange, S. Horne, C. O'Donnell. The F.H.A. is an organization of boys and girls enrolled in Home Economics. lts purpose is to improve relations between home, school, and community. The goals for the year was to expand community involvement, visit a convalescent home, and making gifts for those who were in need. Other projects included participation in the CROP WALK for world hunger and donating usable objects to worthy charities. 37 a INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB The Industrial Arts Club has grown steadily over the past few years to the membership of 98 students. Club mem- bers are involved in a variety of activities ranging from work- ing after school on individual projects, mass production, money-making, com- munity, and school projects. The lndus- trial Arts Club mem- bers are given a chance to further their skills and en- hance their work- manship in selected activities. INDUSTIRAL ARTS: Il to rl row 1 - M. Baldwin, R. Hedspeth, K. Harrison, S. Crews, G. Ramsey, J. Sweeney, M. Tingle, D. Gehring, K. Chapman, J. Moller, T. Johnson, B. Freeburg, D. Holtz, row 2 - G. Kent, T. Gray, B. Rudiger, M. Ritchie, M. Pitt, P. DuBois, M. Bickel, T. Tetlak, R. Worman, T. Able, D. Paolucci, S. Pendelton, D. O'Neal, B. Kruse, row 3 - M. Levy, D. Edwardson, M. Sherman, T. Diggs, G. Demoner, B. Salton, R. Raasch, B. Heck, D. Collison, P. Holland, C. Fogleman, D. Goodner, C. Cork, D. Love, D. Eshenaur, J. Edmondson, row 4 - R. Shaw, T. Dempsey, P. Surrat, M. Ogaz, P. Chris, M. Dodd, E. Morris, M. Mayen, T. Men ke, K. Smith, R. Good, Mr. Garrison, row 5 - J. Budway, S. Latham, P. Rine, S. Thomson, R. Carlson, A. Johnston, J. Crews, K. Redfern, K. Mozingo, T. Forbes, J. Harnden, row 6 - D. Stanley, M. Douglas, M. McGuire, J. Gaskill, D. Berard, G. Gibson, H. Jones, G. Moncried, R. Parker, C. Evans, M. Janes, M. Daywalt. INDUSTRIAL ARTS ASSISTANTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS ASSIS- TANTS: II to rl row 1 - R. Raasch, I.. Schreiber, S. Cohen, M. Bickel, row 2 - B. ,,a,,,,r,,,,,s, Cruse, M. Gillespie, D. Jemi- son, T. Garling, C. Shultz. 38 gqwufi- I NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY HONOR SOCIETY: II to rl row 1 - D. Scarcelli, V. Baker, M. McChesney, C. Seeber, E. Brooks, V. Scheer, D. Colmie, J. Durham, K. Hensley, K. Spinella, M. Lloring row 2 - R. Smith, T. Ashenfelter, S. Bugay, D. Gray, B. Bartman, J. Gaskill, T. Lackey, C. Grigg, L. Lorin, M. Herle. T. Sykes. The National Junior Honor Society is a small group composed of students who excel in both scholarship and citizenship. ln addition to offering tutorial assistance, they also sponsor the Plaza Honor Roll parties. z ' 1 ODYSSEY il to rl row1 - P. Spruill, S. Brinson, A. Larkin, M. Llorin, L. Llorin, P. Smith, S. Smith, D. Reed, R. LeFebvre, row 2 - Miss Kelly, J. R. Stone, G. Wilson, K. Daniel, J. Keiser, L. Ziroli, D. Cimerman, B. Benson, T. Alexander, D. Gray, D. Conti, C. Hunter, S. Strange, G. Rula, Miss Sobel, row 3 - K. Hanley, K. Cordones, R. Riker, S. Crill, G. Galvante, L. Sullivan, K. Reed, T. LeDuc, C. Hunter, S. Kinzer, T. LeDuc, J. Saunders, row 4 - L. Shingleton, R. Padilla, S. Van Hoose, L. Wilson, M. Douglas, R. Cowell, F. Williams, B. Rentfrow, D. Finch, C. Barber, R. Smith, row 5 - K. Hemrick, R. Matthews, W. Saunders, L. Carrai, T. Musgrove, R. Harry, G. Harry, D. Carter, J. Retz, S. Retz, row 5 - L. Shands, B. Moser, D. Zawadzki, D. Zawadzkig not pictured - K. Fowler. Editors for the ODYSSEY STAFF Administration and Faculty . . ..... Sue Smith Art - - Classes Seventh Grade Eighth Grade . . - Ninth Grade . - - Female Athletics Layout ..... Male Athletics . Photography . . Sales ....... Student Activities Sponsors .... 40 and Athena Larkin - Milanie Llorin Randy LeFebvre . Lalaine Llorin . Dorothy Reed and Julie Retz . . .Patty Smith . . Lee Wilson . . Paula Spruill . . Danny Berard . . . .Bill Moser . . .Scott Brinson .Miss Susan Kelly and Miss Karen Sobel f Miss Kelly and Miss Sobel tackle the job. ODYSSEY STAFF m,,,..,,-f um-lr In September, our Yearbook staff gathered together to plan the strategy to make this book a memorable one. For the next ten months we met to carry out our plans. We worked with photographers, made many phone calls, sorted through pictures, and drew numerous sketches. By creating contests and surveys, we found new ways to involve much of our student body. We actively supported dances, games, and other club functions so that we could best represent Plaza life. After alphabetizing countless numbers of teachers' and students' pictures, we felt we knew each Plaza member somewhat personally. After a long day at school, we would groan when we came together to do the required ng for this book. When we were tired, we would ask other if this was a secret plot by our teachers to our spelling, grammatical, and mathematical skills. But we remember the times well - Editor Paula had to to, pleaded tol cover male althetics. . . artist did she draw the feet in this yearbook freehand or did she just trace her own shoes?... ever-loyal Sue mith - she came to the meeting the day after the KISS concert but fell alseep . .. Lee Wilson - given a ruler and a calculator and she performed miracles. . . Danny Berard - what did he do in that darkroom? . .. Dorothy, Athena, Julie, Scott Brinson, and Robert Smith - a funny thing happened on the way to the meeting' '... Lalaine's idea of fun - cramming 81 students into a bus. .. Photographers Rosita, Katie, and Lori - freezing on the football field but still taking pictures... Rosalyn Cowell and Kathy Fowler - we could always depend upon them for finishing touches and details... lVliss Kelly - why did she only buy Dum- Dum lollipops? . .. and in midwinter, did she really con- tract that rare case of yearbook fever? . . . and lVliss Sobel - will she be teaching the ODYSSEY Staff Navel maneuvers next year? But throughout, we laughed a lot - we also panicked - and then we laughed again. We knew that all staff members contributed what they could do best - selling yearbooks, keeping records, drawing layouts, writing paragraphs, and organizing and taking pictures. And, we are all justifiably proud of our finished product - the 1977 ODYSSEY. ' ' 'ly . ft .V slr thi . i ODYSSEY staffers pause for a picture. f + Q ir I M + wi N fboolszlll 0 Qfdin wsu A 5 Q W fi .J I 90453. AI:-:E 9' Cuieev. 10,0 6 'i '5'f5'55 +0'ff'+ . Q 'S f 01 0 O . - 41 -NNW The Outing Club is a back to nature group. They participate on weekend trips to practice backpacking and camping out. During the year, they sponsored an aluminum drive to collect re- cycled materials. Throughout their activities, they demonstrate deep concern for the environ- ment. The Student Instructional Advisory Committee is a select group of students from all grades. They meet together with the Administrators to share in planning activities in school. The objectives of this group are to explore present situations in- cluding academics, school spirit, students involvement, and out- line future goals to better repre- sent Plaza concerns. 42 OUTING CLUB ,A if OUTING CLUB Il to rl row 1 - I. Murray, P. Miller, G. Kimm, R. Creamer, K. Daniel, S. Todd, P. Thornton, R. Rogers, row 2 - E. Augustine, M. Emerson, K. Allen, K. Kephant, M. Eisele, J. Harvey, J. Goodner, L. Felch, K. McCarty, W. McCarty STUDENT INSTRUCTIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE I STUDENT INSTRUCTIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE: Il to rl row 1 - R. Hatter, D. Colmie, P. Smith, Dr. Troutman, P. Plasha, M. Llorin, M. Hogan, row 2 - P. Hayes, C. Coral, D. Kampe, I. Lee, T. Kwasny, L. Carrol, V. Gowens, D. Cimerman. Rpm usd Hn STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION SCA: Il to rI floor - FI. Crescini, B. Benson, row 2 - S. Roebuck, B. Jones, J. Graves, T. Sykes ISecretaryI, L. Faulcon IVice-Preisdentl, Fl. Schuhl ITreasurerI, J. Cale IFIeporterI, R. Graham, T. Pratt, FI. Childress, K. Daniel, row 3 - M. Sykes, S. Winslow, R. Butcher, K. Bfuner, D. Fendt, D. Granby, J. Weinmann, S. Kellett, T. McCabe, D. Kinney, G. Clark, C. Gideon, C. Howard, S. Scjaffnerg rovv 4 - D. Zawadski, P. Brogan, C. Granby, M. Hogan, L. Schaarschmidt, M. Emerson, D. Wade, V. Gowens, B. Parker, B. Gossett, L. Prazmark, Miss DuRoss, row 5 - C. Tortone, J. Nyreen, H. Woods, T. Musgrove, M. Burnette, D. Gray, M. Cain, C. Smith, G. Carter, L. Harris, J. Moeller, L. Salugao, rovv 6 - P. Plasha, L. Anderson, A. Bedeaux, M. Markovvski, Y. Davis, S. White, C. Abel, P. Neely, V. Blount, B. Kanz, S. Benson, B. Borrell, B. Rentfrovv, D. Ennis. 1 . I . ' ' 'M -s f Vs 2 I fi? H, I lx I ll .41 1 '1' . The Student Cooperative Association includes representatives from all homerooms who meet together to discuss problems and activities. They sponsor many charitable drives, athletic events, and dances. This organization enables all students to participate actively in student affairs. 43 Formed this year, the WPJH Radio Club is designed to give stu- dents interested in careers in radio the opportunity to learn more about the field of broadcasting. Membership is by audition only, and provides the students with practical experience in the world of radio. ln addition to learning, the student disc jockeys produce pro- grams on a regular basis for the entertainment of the student body at Plaza. RADIO CLUB Z- ..-n-4 xl Secretary: Rendia Nosay, C.O. E., First Colonial High School. l- Q T22 'O' fo i , J1 A Q' f f' RADIO CLUB: ll to rl row 1 - R. Sisco, Program Director, J. Johnson, Traffic Manager,L Kay, Music Director, S. Jones, Production Director, T. Nlann, Promotions Director, row 2 - S. Bissinger, K. Spinella, D. Kampe, R. Schuhl, R. Henson. Qcex-t5mPs XX- . TELEVISION CREW Television crew members help provide a vital service to the school vvhile gaining valuable ex- perience in television production. The more ex- perienced members get the opportunity to work on production outside of Plaza, and their names appear as part of the production credits in many video tapes playing in classes throughout the city. As a result of working in the television depart- ment, many students have decided to pursue ca- reers in communications and media. Operating the controls is one responsibility undertaken by the TV crevv. TELEVISION CREW: ll to rl row 1 - K. Black, S. Cannady, S. Garrison, J. Cale, P. Surratt, R. Sisco, M. Miller, R. Carpenter, row 2 - T Maxey, A. Duke, D. Berard, C. Webb, D. Cresswell, P. Craft, P. Plasha, D. Sarutzki, T. Sebastian, row 3 - J. Sullivan, M. Bugay, R. Torres, R Silva, J. Moller, D. Stanley, T. Gamron, J. Johnson, R. Good, S. Jonesg row 4 - D. Hollingsworth, H. Gutierrez, M. McGuire, S. Boyd, T. Lyle D. Cave, M. Ellett, J. Dansereau, S. Nagovitch. 45 ffk. C CX. flgugr, '. adj, . 1 QM 4 A-Ma - .f ffl ...ff f L Nix i , SUBSHNG AND SKATEBDABDING CLUB 4 I The Surfing and Skateboarding Club is an active organization made up of both males and females who are dedicated to bettering safety in the sport. The club holds two skateboarding championship events each year and an annual championship event in the Spring. fb. ll li ll ,gg Sl SURFING AND SKATEBOARDING CLUB: ll to rl row 1 - J. Funaro, P. Craft, L. Dean, K. Via, row 2 - J. Alexander, J. Gaskil, K. P. Johnson, D. Coake, A. Ratteg row 3 - D. Hopper, M. Evans, D. Conti, C. Seeber, L. Warren, M. Maddox, M. Coppino, M. Evasco, B. row 4 - J. Forte, A. Bedeaux, J. Johnson, R. Carpenter, G. Alexander, J. Pepperman, M. Burnette, M. Maddox, Mr. Bradshaw, not pictured Mr. Sawyer. 46 RWM l An Odyssey Diiemma- Our city championship caliber girls in top form? Activity in the Commons between bells? IR U A E Lf! A Q Z 1' .M--as 'll A - K Tail l'1' Mir if '1 rl Ever alert hall monitors who never fail to face the situation at hand? Where Were These Taken? We requested that a professional photographer come to school to capture through his camera a day at Plaza. These shots were to reflect the true spirit of Plaza Junior High. He spent an entire afternoon here e traveling through the halls, entering classes, hiding behind walls, even to the point of climbing to the top of a building to record the saga of Plaza. We anxiously awaited the return of these shots. Daily, we eagerly checked the incoming mail. You can imagine our excitement when the package arrived! We tore open the package, rushing for the first glimpse. Aaaaaaaaay, Fonz says, Whoa! Our shock was com- plete! Could this be the Plaza we know? We asked our photographer for proof. No these could not have been taken here! But he showed us that we were wrong. The question still remains in the back of our minds... Where and when were these taken? Lines in the cafeteria? F Is this why we're going back to basics? 47 PIaza's Puzzle Vsvefwm o- xl Ar-N ACROSS Down Last name of the teacher with the most writing instru- ments in her hair at the end of the day. Place where Mr. Teuscher works. Last name of the girls' basketball coach. Most valuable football player. A Youth Council Representative from Plaza. What is the name of the ninth grader who probably owns stock in WrigIey's Spearmint Gum? When Danny ----- isn't developing pictures for the ODYSSEY, or practicing for My Fair Lady, he can usually be found in the band room. Eighth grade girl whose last name is a type of reef found in the ocean. Teacher who is often seen at Nautilus is Mr. ----- . Cast member of My Fair Lady who got caught looking under the girls' skirts. Eighth grader whose last name sounds like the 11th letter of the alphabet. The outstanding girl player for the Powder Puff foot- ball game. Name of the ODYSSEY staff's chairperson of the Male Athletics Committee. The ----- team is known for its bad jokes. She is our optimistic Optimist Speech Contest repre- sentative. George ----- has a beautiful smile, even as he is singing in the chorus. During fourth bell World History, who acts as Carroll- ton the Doorman in room 641? English teacher whose name must be the hardest to pronounce is Mr. ----- . Last name of the shortest eighth grader. The announcer at the football games was Mr. ----- . Member of the Homecoming Court whose initials are D.C. First name of the girl who scored the last 2 free throws in the game against Bayside. The head of the science team is Mr. ----- . Name of Cary Fowler's younger sister. Name of the ODYSSEY staff's Administration Editor is ----- Smith. There is one in every crowd! This ninth grade boy likes to pose as Paul Harvey. Mr. Keen is an Assistant ----- . Administrator who could teachla course in non-verbal communication. A favorite time during the day. Stores many essential things for a school day. Which Assistant Principal is on a diet that restricts him to only twelve full meals daily? 1. 2. 3. 5. 7. 8. 9. 12. 14. 15. 16. 18. 19. 21. 23. 24. 26. 27. 30. 32. 34. 35. 39. 41. 4-1 d. 45. 45d. 46. 48d. 53. Not only is he the Candy Man, but he probably sings it too. Favorite substitute. Does ----- Smith really have hair under his hat? Eighth grade girl with starry cheek. Name of one of Plaza's Asst. Principals is Mr. ----- Name of a red-headed basketball player. Our Principal. Name of the student who, because he eats so many carrots, must have the best vision in the world. The teacher who went on an African Safari was Ms. Official joke teller in Miss Krumel's sixth bell class who has possible relationship to President Carter. The name of the guidance counselor who was a math teacher here two years ago. You can always count on Geri ----- to stand out at a dance. Coach of the girls' Powder Puff team. Brothers in the eighth and ninth grade whose last name sounds like the fourth letter of the alphabet. Name of the girl who does the morning announce- ments. When you hear this eighth grader's first name you think of Dyn-o-mite! Most musical World History student. This eighth grade basketball player never has a pen for English. Teacher with the longest hair is Ms. ----- The Math King is Mr. -----. Coach of the girls' Soccer team. Head of the Math team. ' Last name of two sisters in the eighth grade lboth first names begin with T l. Orange OR Blue. Name of teacher who gave birth to twin boys earlier this year is Mrs. ----- . The inspiration for this puzzle came from a top Plaza D.J. Not blue. This teacher believes UNC-Chapel Hill is the only team in the ACC. lAtlantic Coast Conferencel. Keeps the clinic running smoothly. Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the ----- -est one of all? lAlso the last name of an English teacherl. 49 T 5 11 'N-fill , C21 ffm Q 'E i - S n 4 V x 1 s :ai ' 'Ai,,x,M,,, . , f ll' U. ' + f.' I-4-a-3A q'? N! L33 5 'Yf QQ fx W5 WD Field Day ls .. Q lv I ,Rey-vqmvs GCN-fx' 'ln Y ..5'-bJ-a-h- ' w lr ' A lr F - 1 'ii a game of tug-of-vvar, a chariot race, an egg toss, a softball game, and a marathon... being outdoors all day long... getting hot and thirsty and then the refreshment of a bag lunch and a Coke... wearing your most comfortable clothes and rooting for your team. But most of all, Field Day is really enjoying yourself as you laugh, holler, and play with your friends and teachers. -1-gs A, fl , ' ' , i fvvrrvvrvfwvv 'Q M 5 .qi 9 ' T, 'WM ia, ve gs! MJ! i . item? fx I-vw.-up-, fix xl KX QQ L1-xg H IVlood Shots 1 -4 , .5 1 , . Y K Pvww-fwPf X-Nw' '2 C7 v v I I Hifi! -' rA'. 15 sl I , . 3 .' ,J' . b 1: 1. .v0 ' V vnfvdl .ax r , J.,-. 223' ' ' q. 7-1,5 .exp- wiif - . -N. : xg - .. -.. , . x., K.1 T, .i ,.. -,li 53 ..A.1 VOXXQ I Bi' Y Quai ' -,,,-- ....'lJ-'R'--- gm 4.-I OMC QU 4, 'vi-., ,,.,..4 I Umm' l P QQ, Qs - H-ag,f'V :Yr lt 1 I 1,25 has-ff a www mm Q QWQY 'U ff:'9f '2!. 5 x FOOTBALL TEAM ll to rl row 1 - D. Stephens, E. Naugle, T. Trenchard, L. Miller, A. Johnson, M. Balles, T. Bodkin, K. Byrd, B. Sneed, M. Soper, J. Wittenburgg row 2 - J. Harris lManagerl,R. Coble, B. Joyner,E. Cason, B. Forrester, M. Williams, S. Joseph, T. Sebastain, G. Alexander, D. Malloy, J. Graff, J. Mercy, J. Blumenshine, B. Coxg row 3 - Coach Halperin, Coach Stultz, F. Sermonia, E. Kenon, G. Stephens, D. Becker, T. Hall, M. Evans, J. Clifton, T. Blaher, Ricky Mansfield, S. Gebbie, J. Funaro, J. Moore, Coach Chilcoat lHead Coachl. FOOTBALL OPPOSITION WE TH EY Lynnhaven 12 23 Bayside O 16 Kempsville 18 40 Independence 0 16 Virginia Beach 0 13 Princess Ann 18 30 Mr. Hustle and The Most Valuable Player Award - Jimmy Funaro Trojans double-team the opposition L lLeftl Coach Chilcoat directs action on the field. ' lAbovel Plaza scrambles for the first down. 56 FIELD HOCKEY FIELD HOCKEY II to rI row 1 - L. Suhler, K Schneider I Lee E Evasco J Graves row 2 N Morgan l.. Pendleton N Ludvuk A Shelton C Robinson, K. lVlcCarty row3 L Carlnn N Keeder C Smuth C Ravuzza K Gradnne I Wulluams M Woodward S White, H. Cwmpo S Freeman T Proctor T Wesner not pictured Coach Payne and C School Played Bayside Lynpvhamn Independence Kempsville Virginia Beach Princess Ann The Cheerleaders are PIaza's enthusiastic representatives in many activities. They help to maintain school spirit through active partici- pation at games. ln ad- dition, they are often called upon to act as ushers for numerous school functions. CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS: ll to ri rovv 1 - J. Williams, L. Poe, P. Smith, D. Gray, D. Hopkins, row 2 - K. Boyle, C. Seeber, S. Windley, B. Gressley, R. Nevvcombe, B. Niedzvviedz, S. Andrevvs, R. Gardner, K. Renger. Familiar chants boost the team in victory. Dawn Hopkins, Rhonda Gardner, and Cathy 58 Seeber remain attentive at a Plaza wrestling match. HOIVIECOIVIING L , rw-1 g x M .Al. 1 - l HOIVIECOIVIING COURT: QUEEN Robin Nevvcome 9th Grade Attendants: Debbie Carroll Felina Keilman 8th Grade Attendants: Rhonda Gardner Davvna Gray 7th Grade Attendants: Debbie Finch Vickie Gray Queen Newcome is greeted by lVlr. Gilliam at the half-time festivities. B l X1-'1.. Seventh grade attendants are recognized by the Plaza community. 7? Dr. Troutman proudly presents Rhonda Gardner, Dawna Gray, Felina Keilman, and Debbie Carroll. 59 7' M Hn if it MARCHING BAND ll to rl rovv 1 - V. Baker, D. Poggioli, D. Berard, J. Volner, L. Wilson, R. Plummer,V. Scheer, K. Shiley, R. Smith, R. Farabough, G. Davis, D. Sykes, M. Reis, rovv 2 - B. Barber, K. Predon, M. Rabbitt, S. Van Hoose, D. Johnson, L. Henningson, V. Ruth, L. Van Horne, D. Ruth, P. Lynch, D. Hicks, Y. Davis, S. Roach, T. Goldsberry, S. Gilbert, row 3 - J. Frenzer, D.Johnson,D.Woodward,S. Fountain, J. Bell, R. Cook, D. McGowan, P. DuBois, K. Gray, K. Sprouse, S. Spender, S. Simone, R. Johnson, M. Navarro, row 4 - M. Barr, K. Hanley, J. Arnette, J. Rabbitt, D. Rosenberg, M. Rail, J. Bowers, J. Sharp. M. Grigg, S. Church, T. Adler, M. Gardner, E. Johnsong row 5 - C. Moranha, J. Llhompson, S. Diamond, L. Jones, L. Doran, R. Sorey, B. Petterson, S. Mayo, C. Bell, M. Laaksonen, J. Petterson, T. Pelky, K. Simmons, T. oranha. IVIARCHING BAND The Marching Band is a hard-vvorking, energetic group of musicians. They are called upon to perform at football games, pep rallies, and other school events. They proudly represent Plaza in many community functions and parades. gui. l 60 llesime X511-WY DRILL TEAM DRILL TEAM ll to rl row 1 - T. Davis, P. Plasha, S. Halterman, M. Boucher, S. Matson, J. Williams, K. Lee, S. Reynolds, L. Powell, T. Sykes D. Terry, J. Wesley: row 2 -B. Eckhoff, K. Hensley, T.Ashenfelter, C. Brooks, T. Tuccille, D. Wade, A. Kennedy, K. Moody, D. Davis, B. Jones B. Beale, E. Wray, row 3 - L. Davis lCaptainl, T. McGue, B. Couture, L. Fendt, D. Leslie, Fl. Tiaba, C. Mapes, S. McGourty, T. Lowe, R Duncan, D. Taylor, K. Levy, R. Moody, J. Miller, L. Tucker, Miss Keen, not pictured, C. LasDuIce lCo-Captainl. The Marching Trojanettes practice their routines for many hours after school for total perfection. They help to entertain the football fans at half time. Marching to the rhythm of the band, they represent Plaza at parades. They put forth a lot of effort and boast of being the only junior high school drill team in Virginia Beach. Q Q Marching Band and Drill Team combine for spectacular halftime show. 61 SchoolPmyed KempwHm Independence Virginia Beach Princess Ann Lynnhaven Baymde KempsWHe lndependence Virginia Beach Princess Ann Lynhaven Baydde 2 , I B i BOYS BASKETBALL: il to rl seated - R. Lancaster, C. James, R. Fleeger, J. Funaro, C. Scherra, standing - E. Towler lManagerl, Coach Sawyer, J. Cooke, M. Brinster, M. Hofman, G. Coppedge, R. Smith, D. Wolfe, J. Blumenshine, M. Edlow, M. Janes lManagerl. GIRLS BASKETBALL ll to rl row 1 - C. Brandt, V. Raine, S. Garrison, N. Coston, C. Riggs, R. Padilla: 2nd row - I. Lee, L. Powis, S. White, E. Hanberry, V. Butler, K. Lokie, P. Hayes, J. Maul, T. Backus, D. Scarcelli, Coach Blackwell. BOYS We 43 65 46 58 58 30 46 55 52 38 71 41 They 55 75 63 66 65 64 44 91 64 73 74 61 Plaza sinks anot I e throw shot. Plaza girls continue to battle for possession. School Played Kempsville Independence Virginia Beach Princess Ann Lynnhaven Bayside Kempsville Independence Virginia Beach Princess Ann Lynnhaven Bayside QQQNXQWPQ fig C' GIRLS They 39 31 44 54 31 43 42 37 39 44 39 40 STATISTICS FOR GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAIVI: Season Record: 10 wins and 2 losses Offensive Scoring Average: 52.5 points CONGRATULATIONS KATHY LOKIE Selected as the MOST VALUAB LE PLAYER CONGRATULATIONS JACKIE BUTLER Selected as the BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER -44? 5 r---iff Coach Blackwell directs the strategy during a time out. a 63 , GYIVI NASTICS GYMNASTICS TEAM: il to ri row 1 - C. Crist, T. Scarcelli, D. Chapa, S. Funaro, S. Meeks, row 2 - I. Williams, E. Bique, L. Schaarschmidt, L. Warren, A. Lockwood, T. LeDucp row 3 - C. Coral, P. Brogan, V. Carter, C. Denilke, M. Herie, S. Burns, K. Kikos, K. Leonard, L. Borrell, T. Kwasny, C. Brown, A. Queman, Coach DUBOSS. School Played We They Independence 114 115 Lynnhaven 133 155 Kempsville 136 132 Bayside 147 121 Princess Ann 152 134 Virginia Beach 131 152 Ile-wma WRESTLING School Played We They Lynnhaven 21 49 Bayside 1 1 67 Kempsville 18 56 Independence 27 40 Njmmimm 43 35 Princess Ann 20 46 WRESTLING TEAM: Il to rl row 1 - J. Dew, B. Blanks, R. Concepcion, C. Randell, I. Uzzle, K. Scherrer, D. Webster, S. Balles, E. Crescini, D. Tarvin, row 2 - S. Crill, Fl. Riker, M. Maddox, D. Kampe, B. Portt, H. Wroght, S. Gebbie, L. Hughes, L. E ' ' - ' ' ' rving, row 3 G. Kimm, T. Evans, J. Wilson, C. Beaver, D. Armstrong, B. Buhr, P. Holland, K. Schaarschmidt, Fl. Huff, D. Moller, row 4 - Gary Chilcoat IAssistant Coachl, T. Johnson, K. Allgor, J. Thumma, B. Reel, M. Balles, J. Norris, G. Alexander, B. Sneed, S. Hill, D. Coppino, D. Tarvin, Flon Stultz ICoachI. 65 BASEBALL BASEBALL TEAM Il to rl kneeling - B. Dees, Fl. Suggs, T. Pilgrim, J. Funaro, standing - H. Mills, J. Millis, J. Morrisette, L. Nliller, J. Graff, Coach Brumfield, not pictured - J. Blumenshine, J. lVIercy, J. Talley, Fl. Fleeger, C. James, D. Hopper, B. Schrieber. 1977 BASEBALL SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Lynnhaven Kempsville Virginia Beach Princess Anne Bayside Independence Reflecting back on the '76 Trojan Baseball team, Plaza witnessed the restoration of the respect it duly deserved. It was then that we produced a team that posted a 9-3 record and finished second in the League. Losing the City cham- pionship in extra innings by a score of 1-0 was the biggest setback to a very successful season. This year's team is seen with much optimism. I feel that we are the 'team to beat' in the city. Joey Nlillis, Jack Graff, Brian Dees, and Jimmy Funaro are the returning lettermen. A quick pre-season look at the team would show Plaza with experience, a young and hard-throwing pitching staff, much more depth than last year, more speed, suffi- cient hitting, and very aggressive action. With such a com bination, I feel Plaza has an excellent opportunity to have a very successful season. - Coach Brumfield Rvqvlm G X-la Off SOFTBALL , 4-' -f B ' .- J ' . ' 0 sv - ,L,xgT.' ffl: 1' - . . 4- , . .ni f ...erziq '-'-- ' '- ,.v.-., -.4,' , 4,. :nfgfs ,.- J J, ,- L.. ,gb ,,,.a ew, -in '-. -.'--mv:--.-- e. -' .af Mn.. Q.-.:.- v. uw L 'MTL . -, 7 .,.aMneg,'.f ..., ' 3 4-. -...Z- 'f'-5'v' - ' '. M' V' - ffrr ff'-w-if T-1-'eff -K ,,-. v, U 2 - - -- 45--:' ' 1!'m 'A,--' L - .,. x J. .. .-f '. ., 3 ' ' ' ' -- ' -3 . 1' ' . ' - ' Z' '- ' av ' ' - -.a 4 I - a- x ' ' ,L I X 'B Q, ..-'- 1977 SOFTBALL TEAM Cathy Brandt, Jackie Butler, Liz Carlin, Esther Hamberry, Janet Hollis, Bonnie Kanz, Nancy Keeder, Pam Ledford, Kathy Lokie, Sherri Meeks, Kelly Nlc- Carthy, Rosita Padilla, Linda Powis, Carol Riggs, Diane Scarcelli, Frances Whitaker, Therese Winters, Coach lVlcNiff. -fv- -Y -......, - V ' . v ?' - Q' T '- - , -- ,gr -. 4Q.i 3 ' . ve- -rv-L 1.1.-: v:: '-. -:5,',- '.-- -'- ' -iiugy 1- '1uf ' 3-kph 'A ' ,.'., , Ch' , ' H' -'--gif -,,' L-qjwho, , A Q 'J Q-v-f -ha 1 1 .al 7- SOCCER This is the first year that soccer has been a sport in the Virginia Beach Schools. The aim is to achieve the goals set before its players and de-feet other Beach district schools. The main purpose is to promote team spirit, friendship, and self-confidence through participation in the sport. As Coach Reading indicates, At least we'll have healthy bodies along with healthy minds! - l s SCHOOLS TO BE PLAYED: Virginia Beach Kempsville Princess Ann Bayside Lynnhaven Independence ai. TRACK AND FIELD Q WVYV' 'nab Fi Il- BOYS' TRACK TEAM ll to rl row 1 - H. Jones, E. Woodhouse, T. Napier, J. Ard, D. Becher, K. Clark, W. Freeman, K. Simmons, R. Coble, M. Maddox, G. Alexander, A. Damico, B. Jenkins, row 2 - S. Hill, G. Stephen, E. Kenon, E. Holloway, T. Fuller, F. Sermonia, D. Jemison, L. lrving, M. Knight, M. Balles, ----- , A. Moore, row 3 - A. Johnson, J. Angeles, E. Cason, L. Shands, R. Jordan, B. Whitfield, D. Malloy, J. Sweeney, R. Carpenter, S. Fields, ----- , M. Janes, L. Teedg row 4 - ----- , W McCowan, J. Harris, T. Alexander, R. Willis, S. Duncan, K. Summerville, D. Tarvin, ----- , R. Matthews, ----5 row 5 - B. Taylor, K. Schuster, D. Brooks, C. Jones, S. Fox, ----, P. Damico, Head Coach Chilcoat, Assistant Coach Logan. 1977 GIRLS' TRACK TEAM Terry Alexander, Tammy Bostic, Sandy Buonviri, Debbie Castillo, Michelle Chapa, Stacy Chrisman, Debbie Dalen, Bobbie Foltz, Susan Garrison, Lee Jones, Anita Martin, Yvonne Matthews, Judy Maul, Cindy Moranha, Barbara Poe, Pam Stolt, Lori Schaarschmidt, Sonja Summerville, Angela Tanner, Chris Tortone, Inga Williams, Coach Gadsby. 1977 TRACK Schools to be Lynnhaven Bayside Kempsville Independence Virginia Beach Princess Anne City Meets SCHEDULE Played: I-ieffir' 5, ,- : 5. -Q-as ' 'U .ix l cg Q1 1 i 1 ' ' M 41' MX ,W- ' 3- :JN v .sf gi til!! Y , . . 3 E 1 A i -. vu ,0.,,xA.vtnA-N ,,,w3Q,..,- I . o ' - s 4 , 5 J is 1 M 0 '. . , 1 . , x 3 ' 'V .t .395 ll? Mwdfill-:wha 1 if 'N . i 1 1' ffrri' gif W? I v1Jixvnvi65',f36!2i'5'5'w+c+4 U 'PP PFI' ll f Tin, X 5 X V ' .X-. , V-1-4 -0 X 'i 1 nf- ,1 ig -'E fgz if 'f 'Wi' A-svffffq Julie Abretski l:arry Ahkmeyer Jeff Achesinski David Adams Jerry Alexander Keith Allen Kevin Allen Chris Allen Terry Allison Scott Alvey Donna Antonucci Shannon Armstrong EddievAugustineI Rhonda' Ayers Ginette Backus Joey Bailey Shawn Balles Mandi Barnes Tim Barrett Chipper Beaver Allison Beck Jean Bell Dawn Berry Christine Bibby Scott Bissinger Debbie Blanchard Lori Borrell lVlarie Boucher Dwayne Bowman Terry Boyle lillatt Brinster Susan Brock Lisa Brooks Todd Broussard Eric Brown Angie Brown Mike Brown Debbie Bruner Debbie Bryant 'Greg Bguckhold Steve Burba Pam Byrd 1 72 lclrvfx' Theresa Burke Susan Burns Patty Butcher Ray Butler Howard Butin David Byman Ricky Byrd Shavvn Callahan V Debbie Chapa Ray Chapman Nancy Clark Debbie Connelly Phil Collins Don Collison Mimi Cooper Michael Costa Maria Costello Dorothy Coy XDawn'Craig Mary Creekmore Eugene Crescini Stephanie Crill Carole Crist Roxanne Crooks Susan Crowder Tammy Crowley Donnie Culberson V Mark Culver Par-Damico Karen Daniel Danny Dansereau Donna Davis Paul Deiss Carol Dekraai Sandy De Long Debbie DeNune John Devv Lorenzo Diflorio D DD Terry Diggs Ben oobfinski Michael Dodd Lisa Doe Terri Dooley Maria Dorsey' Bret Dukelow Dena Dunning John Edmonds Karen Edmondson David Ellibee Melissa Emerson Chris Egin J'cTlfri Fgallon Lisa Falone 'i5Ry'F'5Err5ll Michael Fastow lgagan Feeney lgma Fendt Tony Fgjmfson 'SE Estsgsen Qseble Finch F131 Uni 'Safer' Flynn Chris Foaleman Eric Folson Scott Fraser - John Frenzer Daxie WTA' Bebbv P31559 Margaret Fullwoocl Tanya- CG ate? Q- Robert Garns Scott Garrison Annette Gailfill Christine Gephart Carolyn Gideon Sbafen Cylbeft Batty Gillespie Darrell Good Fberge Good ner Roger Goodson Vage Gowens FQ. Grailrigw ' CTM Cl5Qby, DEE: Granby . Laura Graves ECE Gfav Ronnie Greene GEFZTQEEBQ Jimmy Qjndie Biclgy Gua racino dm WEE? Maw. Harden Mary Hall Cinf:iyHHanley JEfFlarEfe71'g T591 HQQE, Q-qgle Harrell T' tv 5 R47 X iq .4'.: ' n A' I ,l ANA 4, ,A . I A . Z-P fa U 'fi L. ,ss N S., ?v I fx ---.. ,i..,........, K o ...,........ -'gg--S ...--.... i-'7'Wr ' E. I rr-1 ,i Qf , J 1 , 9. N I x E I ...1 U 0..L-ink Lisa Haskins Handy Hays l-WLHBDQI Susan Hemrick Kristine Hennessy LiridaDHenninygsen Debbie Hensel Karen Hensley Richie Heuneman Aimee Hidv JUaf1irai.Hi69if15 Stanley ,HiIi Diane Hobbs Mark Hoffman Michelle Hogan Cathywgolcciibeh YA Patpl-Toi land P5231 HQMS. Eddie Holloway Qeth Hooker Cindy- Howard Loren Huckfeldt RichardHHuff Adelina Hutchison eff Brian Hussey Wayne'Inman Zoe Isaac Louise Jarnres Bobby Jarmon. Donna Jelks Robert Jeiks' Brandon Jenkins Scott Johnson David Johnson Ruth Johnson Eric Johnson JUEJQLDQQH Andrew Johnston Karen Jgges, James QQSQBB JQQC-Is . LQUJODH5 Martin Joseph 'Danie Julian David Kauffman :lladmees Keiser Stephanie Keileft .lQm Kelley. Anna Kennedy Jeff Kerr Rhonda Keyes Melissa King Suzanne King Lori Kinney Willie Klimczynski John Knall Kim Knighj Tim Knight Steve Knox Cathy Kofa Debbie Koontz John Kotvas Donna Kuehn Chipper Lamb- Efddie Lamfbing Robert Lane Karen Lee Amy Lelfllse. Lori Lemmrerman David Lessard Sherry-Locklear Mark Loges David Lokie Ingrid Loose Danny Lucas Thomas Lyle Doug MacDonald Mike Malenda Bobby Marcus John Marshall Donna Mathena Karin Mathias Sherri Matson Larry Mattocks Patti McKenna Andrea McLaurin Kelly McCarty Sue McLean, Susan Nlarihew Suzanne Mayo Tracey Medley Donald Miller Larry Miller Pam Nlillec Scott Miller Tim Miller Teresa Moranha. Eric Morrisf 7 4 ' M' EW f , 'df , X 0. i 0 - x , I L X, L ' N A l-4 ' xy yi , 5 S A -:Q 'Y'L,-'N 11: E k WX. ',fX'g' 1 ig' 'F . X:- T. X! lx! Li inn i. gg 3' I l 9 Q uaS' A fi '- L L C' 340.gif T' Q 7 l f Q -'fl 1 ld-X! Xl 1 I x l f i?p41se5Pf .4 If if V -W' fa W, '- I ,.. gt 1 - 1 K I -.. s 1 5 x it , , 4 i Y t ' 57 W b . ,... - wg, pl. Vw ' I '. l Lx: 'Un .,s' lg: A fxaag. . . x-mv? Y' s. ll K Q I v. . 1 . ,wg fxxl' Howard Morrisette Nash Morrisette Stephanie Moulton Suzi Murray Sherry Neely Sherry Niedzvviedz Al Nix Todd Norras Susan Norris T, Jennifer Nyreen 'James Nysvvaner Rosa Oakley Mark Ogaz Kim Oldham David Olkovvski ' John Oman Steven Ostromecky Margie Padilla Jeff Parnell Sharon Parron Edward Pasek Kathy Patchell Billie Peacock Pat Perez JoAnn Peterson Ronald Peterson John Pimental Allan Pletcher Kelley Poletti Monty Poling Karen Pollara Oufad Pansford Barhara Poole Lisa Prazmark Todd Pritchard Rorey Pritchard Joni Pule Susan Bagan John Rains Sherri Ramsey Darrell Redfern Bryant Reed Belinda Reilly Robert Rentfrovv Kurt Riffey Robin Riker Y Bill Rispoli Jeff Risinger Jim Roche Jimmy Roger? Gina Rouse V Jeanie Rula Leilani Ryan HF? 5a 39aP James Saunders lVlarlSSarles Kurt Schaarschmidt Davig Schmehlg Lynn Sfzhoenhaglwt Donna Schwarz Kelly Scott Slharlene SQOIL Lynn Seals Karen Sehh P-ine' Seimenia Lee Shands Scott Sharp Fgm Sheslel Diane Shorey Larry Simerson Jenny Singblnetafry Booljy Sipka Sharon Strange RgsselStrickIaynq Tim Smeltzer David Smith Emmy Smith Keith Smith Kelly Smith' Mike Smith A Franklin Smith. Robert Shock Pam Svoderlund Julie Sullenger Suzanne Sgggward Gina Spiteri ChfiSSiehE1 Bryan Stewart Srtephefn Vincent- John Stoll Robert Stoll Steve Stottlemeyer 'Sonya Slrfflrferville Lois Syyeet Melinea Sykes Kelly Tate Virginia Tavenner Cynthia Taylor N X l Rx. l its X-, ir ' . l il rg- ' . l t-it , . XX! E-fp- '1 :vi -X X Vx Q Q50 5 ,rf x..' - af .- . fif- ffs' !ll':-5 '.p'?.i3.i 7' ' M -' -' 'n'- . 'Q ,,1,,V f , W' 1 Larry Taylor Dawn Thompson Pam Thornton Jennifer Tiedge Mike Tingle Sherry Todd Louella Tolentino Chris Tortone Aurora Tovvnsend David Tramel Carrie Trautman 'Glen Trenchard Danny Trevino Virgil Tripp Robin Tvvisdale Anne-Marie Vacca David Vaclavicek Mark Vanl-loose Flobert Wagner Todd Wagner Michelle Wallace Penney Waller Robert Worrell Patti Weast Tina Webb David Weber Jennifer Weinmann i Mark Weinmann DavidVWeIb John Whaley Tornrnj Whalley Debbie Wheatley Phillip Wheatley Tracy Whelan Frank White Tony Whitaker Darrell Whitfield, Pat Whitted Mark Wilkiinj Jfffiiwilliams Lisa Williams Sandy Williams Patricia Williamson David Wilson Glen Wilson Cheryl Winslow Lisa Wood Margaret Wood 'VirgTnia Wood vHelen Woods Fiobert'2dyb Jackie Zickefoose Laurie Zirolf A A Trerena Moranha. David Able 'B N , ff, -la A gl .v 1 . 'lf si f A 3 I fi K CLASS ' f Q 1' x- ! xx f Xx , in , cl X David Adamson Beatrice Adams Dawn Afflick Terry Alexander 1 Nancy Alexander X f if -f , George Alexander ' l X R , lv TX-:Q Gale Antonucci James Anderson Andrea Avenson Aileen Arnold Jeanette Arnette Tracie Ashenfelter William Ashburn Julie Atkinson John Ayers Brenda Backus Jack Bagarella Balan Bavin Duane Baldwin Mike Baldwin Brenda Barber Archie Barber Mike Barchick Mark Bare Carol Barrett Keven Barry Stacy Barto 73515: 1 X K ., , i Q, bk , , r' ' sf. A ' XX- 11' E X Y rx 4 - K R, , 1 f ll el ' -f 'V y - f 4 1 at , X. 1 F . Bonnie Barton William Bateman Myron Baxter Linda Bauer Jon Beacham Lynette Beck l 11 I l ki if ack!-1 ff2.f,,, 1 i ii I., fm. Q-' 1 5, f l X ds I fi i r , ,,, 7 JWL .4 ' L KA' .. . Vx ill Karen Bedeaux Connie Bell David Bell Anne Benslev Barbi Benson Debbie Berner Danny Berard J. R. Bersano Delores Betz Keith Black Lori Blackmon Theresa Blackwell Todd Blaher Bernie Blanks Julie Bloomer Gail Blount Valerie Blount John Blumenshine Robin Blumenstein Paul Bohannon Betty Borrell Cheri Boland Jim Bolinger Cindy Bolon Debbie Boothe Cindy Bowers Cindy Bowden Larry Bowling Stacy Boyd Janice Boylan Judy Boylan Vonda Bracey Andrea Bramley Floyd Bray Sharon Brecht Michelle Brickhouse Jeff Brillhart Nlarie Brinsfield Scott Brinson Michelle Bristow Susan Brochu Debbie Brock Patti Brogan Donald Brooks Jeanette Brown Sandra Brown Cathy Brown Greg Brown Lorrie Brown Richard Bryant Lorraine Bruner Greg Bucholz Bob Buhr Virginia Bullock Sandy Buonvici Jeff Burgess Lisa Burk Colleen Burns Debbie Bitler Michael Busarn Reed Busey Susie Bugay Keith Byrd Alexis Cahill Jerry Cale Evone Callaway Russell Campbell Theresa Campbell Regina Campo Scott Cannady Ricky Carlson Carnell James Terry Carroll Lucy Carrole Georgia Carter Vicki Carter Laura Carrai Mary Causey Robin Chambers Susan Champigny Kevin Chapman Chuck Chappelle Robert Chappelle Doria Cherry Rusty Childress Danny Choate Julie Chrisman David Clarke Terry Clarke Pam Clampitt Robert Coble Steve Cohen Scott Cohoon Danny Collins David Cotmie Sharon Cone Denise Conti Ray Cook Sybrena Cooper Charlene Coral Kelly Corcoran Kristina Cordones Nicky Copping Matthew Costa Andrea Council Deidra Council Barbra Coutore Rosalyn Cowell Barry Cox Kenny Cox Pam Craft Steve Crapps Ricky Cresini Jeff Crews Scott Crews Roy Cribb Sean Crill Rita Crusott Tonni Cullen Tim Dempsey Cameron Deuso Judy Durham Jeff Dunn Robin Duncan Chris Drav Pam Dotson lVlike Douglas Ken Dingvvitz Katie Dingwitz John Dinger Kelly Dieter Mike Dewitt I Gregg Demorier Keith DeLong Scott Dees Gaby Degner Lisa Dean Mark Daywalt Mike Daye Tammy Davis Shawn Davis Debra Davis George Davis .- Lisa Davenport ' Donna Darnell Joe Dansereau Albert D'Amico Debbie Daland Sharon Dail i Agnes Dado 4 'L' N Sandra Earhart Wanda Earhart Ray Earlewine Stefan Eaton 5- - Brenda Eckhoff Lauren Edmonds James Edmondson 'T ' Ray Edwards Mary Eisele Ricky Ellibee Jack Elmore rv!-5 Q. i i s 'S David Elms i . Monica Emerson Desley Ennis Lawrence Ervin t 'ras -- .Y , X. . F gi iq.:- f -iii L. .X 1 1. 3 1,5 L.- 'C' Tuning into AMERICAN BANDSTAND 1-, helped to keep 8th graders aware of new dances and records. A VN 4-,' I v .X 5 ' ' if .,, . . i 3 Y' W Dwayne Eshenaur A 17-IJ if 3 ' -I Terri Estrada ' I ,f x A 2 Marlon Evasco - P ts -.M Henry Evans L ' i -.- v Mike Evans f E 4 he E . , 'K Ricky Felch , 'F A' f , fxgf xx 117- -' ' I . . i . ,' In Anne Felix 1 - pn l , PX, i , A- ik -l - ' ' I 1 ', 7 'Sgt ' gf as Claudia Filek A A Christine Fischer ' -, - ' N ga Tammy Fliehmann .., Er- ' 1- ' 'f sandra Flippin 'T if Darlynn Flecher X' - Mickey Flora A yr Tara Flynn '- Q . l R51 EL Roberta Foltz Terry Forbes Tom Fortenberry Kathy Fowler David Fowler Randy Fox Cheryl Frady f rr'n'l . i 5 g ' , A 4, ,Li V 'l Topping the list of favorite actors was Clint Eastwood, while Farrah Fawcett-Majors ap- peared to be the favorite actress. . , 2 'vb V .' Q r 1' - 1 Listening to Rock music remained to be a favorite activity for the musically- inclined class of '81, Donna Free Billy Freeburg Terry French Melissa Frommel Debbie Fugere Suzie Funaro Julie Fuqua Gina Galvante Troy Garcia Fihonda Gardner Joe Gaskill James Gradine Barbara Graeff Robin Graham Jeno Graves Davvna Gray Dawn Gray Eileen Gray Terry Gray Kay Gray Flick Graybeal Alan Grimstead Julie Green Cathi Green Jim Green Karen Greene Scott Gebbie John Germanos Laurie Gibson Flobin Griffin Tim Gilbert Jimmy Giles Stuart Gill Renee Goffigan Holly Goldman Tim Goldsberry Jeri Goldy Roy Good Chuck Gork Ski Gorski Bobby Gosset Chelle Grigg Chuck Griffith Sharon Guthrie Roy Guthrie Cathy Haigh Linda Hale Sherry Halterman William Halterman Gwen Handke Liz Hansen Jimmy Harder Elaine Harris Jimmy Harris James Harris Stephen Hartman Julie Hanley Paula Hayes Lisa Harris Angela Hatton Holly Hatter Rex Hatter David Hauswirth Charlie Heath Michelle Hebert Bobby Heck Karen Heisler Scott Hill Mike Hill Vince Hindle Robert Hodgkiss Dawn Hopkins Mike Hofmann Cathy Hogan Colleen Holland Vince Holley Doug Hollingsworth Deak Holtz Sherri Horne Carlos Houston Dean Houston Theresa Hunt Richard Hughes Carla Hunter Crystal Hunter Connie lvan Scott Ivers Curtis Jacks wk 'S' Q. . v ' ' L, 84.1 MJ C' kt! 8th Graders tuned into the music from radio station WRAP. .il i- T 1 qu . fax X it 1' Y' xi fx K Qt l Y 'Wi s N. x 1 tT'K 'T .xii tk ' f x . A- if KISS was the favorite re- cording group. y, 1 S Q- s L 4 ig E or ,J Jw. 1 l 41 f .i l T .vt ' Q . 0 Q. . X X I -s i i ?' - V 5. ' J , f ,J xi BA ' 'li i i y K X '61 ' 2' ef . 5 I J, 4 I' Peter Frampton and Olivia Newton-John proved to be the most popular musical re- cording stars. , x u x 4. vs. I QW I ii Q L 5 5 x YJ i Q fh- i' Carlton Jackson Janet Jackson Vernell James Mike Janes Danny Jeffries Brett Jellerson Dennis Jemison Chris Jones Horace Jones Mildred Jones Sebrina Jones Alan Johnson Beverly Johnson Clyde Johnson Debbie Johnson Laura Johnson Paul Johnson Sandra Johnson Scott Johnson Sonja Johnson Tommy Johnson Ronald Jordan Steve Joseph Barbara Joyner Richard Kahler Dick Hunter Bonnie Kanz Vernan Karczewski John Karlie Lori Kay Q Kelley Keeilh 4 '35, K, R , Fl I 4 in ij-v if X .1.i, ,.' J .1 .9 I pinning -- f WR Pam Keene John Keller Bobby Kelly Alicia Kerner Mike Kipp Leezette Kilpatrick Norman King James King Denise Kinney Susan Kinzer Steve,Klimczynski Tricia Kling Micheal Knight Brenda Knoke Billy Kruse Angela Kue Martin Laaksonen Tami Lackey Mike Lally George Lange Athena Larkin Randy Lashomb Victor Lavrent Kenny Lavelle Ed Lawler Mark Leach Teri LeDuc Tina LeDuc Wanda Lee Randy LeFebrure Sheryl Lemmerman Mike Levy John Lewis Karen Lindeman Lalaine Llorin Milanie Llorin Heinz Loose Mike Lokie Delmer Love Peter Lynch Chris MacDonald Mary Maddox Judy Mahoney Tricia Malloy Teri McCabe Mary an n lVlcChesney Mike McChesney Martin McClanan Flay McCormic Cassandra IVlcCray K X , X David McGavid Ken McDermott Jeff McEIravy David McGowan Catrina McGue Mike Mcguire Sherri McLaurin Barry lVlcLead Pam McNeIIy 88 Eating pizza and drinking coke were the favorite snacks that gave the class of 1981 added energy Legs 1 Off Nerf? ,t M I 9' l we X i 1 V- Jeff McPhee Tim Mann Lori Mannina Mary Markowski Bob Marshall Sharon Mashburn Yvonne Matthews Keith Matthews Paula Mathison Anita Martin Judith Maul Danny Mausolf Mike Mayen Paul Maxwell Susan Meek David Meeks John Meissel Tim Men ke Tammy Mercy Patrick Milinazzo Jane Miller Mark Miller David Mills John Moller Kathleen Moody Kenny Morris Joey Morrisette Gary Moncrief Bobby Mountain Anthony Moore Lynn Moraskie Kenny Mozingo Susan Mullins Billy Murray Jeff Morin DeeAnn Murphy Tina Musgrow Ed Naugle Terry Napisa Monica Navarra Chris Nicholson Steve Nicolia Alison Nolco John Norris Scott Nybera Laura O'Brien Pat O'Brien Cathy O'Donnell Karen O'Leary Mike O'Brien Mike Olive Robert Oliver Dale O'Neal David Paolucci Paige Parker Robert Parker Chris Pegram Shawn Pendleton Billy Perez Ray Perez Jeri Peter Don Peterson Debbie Phillips David Pickens Tony Pilgrim Mike Pitt Lita Plummer Nita Plummer Rita Plummer Doug Poggiola Debbie Powell Ricky Powell Kevin Powers Alan Pulliam Tammy Pratt Kevin Predom Toni Pre-Genzer Nancy Prescott Ken ny Priddy Ricky Raasch Virginia Raine Jeff Ramsey Ralph Ramsey Arthur Ratte Kevin Redfern Karla Reed Beth Reel Cindy Reeves Brett Reilly Kim Renger Bonnie Rentfrow Steve Retz Sharon Reynolds Mike Rial Mary Lou Ries Rick Riker ,I it Q. 1:1- Q f j-'Lg '1 l 917 1 LL x 4,2 ini! -M 1 y ' l i N J Olympian Bruce Jenner was admired by Plaza as the greatest male athlete l -1 J . gf its I l L. -L J. E. 1- 3? ' Q 1- . K., , -Q X 'PE ri' 4 1 - -' 'fn L. 5. ' aww 1 - 41 - , I ,- 5 - I I ... .L- 1 l N XX-qw! X 5. Mx r ' I A bn K, ..l.....m . l . 1 liz Petite gymnast Nadia Comaneci appealed to eighth graders as the worId's finest female athlete. . me fi 'Tx U- R. QA! X. ,, A, ' '. I 04' Kenny Seymour Fredrick Shaw Richard Shaw Dottie Shelton Mark Shelton Jo Shepherd Phillip Rine Mike Ritchie Sam Rivera-Diaz Sheryll Roach David Roberts Kim Rogers Ron Rogers Jayna Rosenberg Mary Roulhac Burnley Rudiger Billy Rush Valerie Ruth Steve Sager John Salmon Mike Salomonsky Barry Salton Robert Sandusky Lloyd Saner Theresa San Miguel Alan Scarborough Toni Scarcelli Karen Scarpine Lori Schaarschmidt Walter Schear Mike Scherman Kathy Schreder Billy Schreiber Leonard Schreiber Chris Scherrer Ken Schuster Steven Schwartz Carmen Scott Jeff Scott Kathy Scott Belinda Scott Chris Schneider Tony Sebastian Cathy Seeber Nelfa Sermonia Tonya Shepherd Lori Sigwing Robbie Silva Mark Simerson Robin Sipka Jake Sippy Kenneth Smallwood Julie Smeltzer Susan Smith Callie Smith Chas Smith Carthea Smith Cindy Smith Jeff Smith Kevin Smith Mike Smith Rhonda Smith Sherri Smith Tim Smith Brian Sneed Robin Sorey Jody Spell Tyrone Spellman Sharon Spencer Rickie Spivey Karen Sprouse Shannon Straney Susan Strange Morgan Strange Mark Stawinsky Tracy Steed Keith Stein Cindy Stewart Lisa Stewart Don Stephens Pam Stolt Joe Ray Stone Dennis Stough David Stough Scott Strickland Sharon Sullivan Lorrene Suttle V Q 1-, .. 1 ' AL- E' 73 .'if' X lwl,N-xfj,-.Q y t A 3 5 .V 1 lf' iii? Al. : -i fi 5 9, 001 .f ,hui W S , J Y. 5 2' i fs ff: it 'u uT 'ig W 1 4 C: T l.- . ' 6 X ' N, '- Adriene Sutton Paul Surratt Gary Sweet Jan Swisher Patricia Sykes f . ' -..- Anita White S M xx 'rim' M N IJ J -44 ig. --Li. Yi vw f lk T L. J . -,'-.- . '39 Y- if iii' I-'xi' 5- i TV' g K . 1 . W ty. 4 'VW Z lp. J 1, U ee, li- fe Q' tl fs- it V A - A, C ... ,HX N N - man I nn!!! . X I ,fm 1' Q I ' ' X 2 K ii ,p-lin t xl l Y , :is- 1-f-if so . if D. 1. 5 if x x ft. il g . x g Ji, V qw - lg LT. ' .,.. ' L' 'll A r 1 V Nl T I , I l ' 'PH :V Q15-599 L K' .7 I. - V 1 Robert Taylor Ray Thompson Patty Tanner Mike Taylor Mike Toothman Louise Taylor Lional Teed Lisa Tucker Kevin Teacher Elizabeth Terry Eugene Towler Don Tackett Deborah Teaster David Turley ,N ' Charlotte Thompson Carol Tortone Bobby Taylor William Twaits Terry Tyler Teresa Taylor Tina Thornton Tina Tuccille Samuel Thomson Debbie Ulrey Marie VanDunk Carla Vaughan Kathy Via Mike Vidal Eddie Vietri Scott Villis Brian Wade Denise Wade Keith Walker Robert Walker Cathy Walsh Richard Walters Yvette Walthrall John Wannall Leigh Warren Mike Watts Steve Watts Sherry Waugh Dave Welch Jimmy Wenzel Jullie Wesley Clay West Donald West Jackie Wheaton Jacqueline Wheaton Bonnie White Donny White Jimmy White Roger White Sylvia White Windy Whitfield Yolonda Whitfield Mattie Whittaker Lee Wiggins John Wilkinson Fran Williams Ralph Wills Christine Wilson Denise Wilson James Wilson Valerie Windley Frank Wins Therese Winters Jimmy Wittenburg Scott Wolfgram Robin Wood Donna Woolston Eunice Wray David Wright Gina Wright Mary Wright Marcie Yaeckel Dawn York Emma Zamora Diane Zawadzki Angela Zelsnack Gary Ziglar Elaine Zmuda Cuevas Tranquilinc l ml CLASS OF 1981 81 students Crammed in a bus, Smiling, laughing, And making a fuss. From dances to games We've all had our share. Our days have been filled With few moments to spare. Students at Plaza For one more year Meeting changes in With little to fear. Being with friends, Having our fun, We'll always be- the CLASS OF '81 the future I , 95 Chris Abel Theresa Adler Troy Aebel lVleIany Ahlemeyer Allen Albright Gary Alcaraz Ken Allgor Jody Allemand Karen Allen David Allen Eddy Almeda Hank Amoss Randy Anderson Lisa Anderson Suzanne Andrew Jon Angeles John Ard Dane Armstrong Stacey Ashley Jeff Appleman Tammy Augustine Donna Ayers Monica Avenson Helen Avery Teresa Backus Robert Bacon Virginia Baker Teresa Balan David Balsley Mike Balles Cheryl Barber Sharon Barrett Sandy Bartman William Bateman Brenda Beale Danny Beary David Becker Ann Bedeaux Shelly Beck Cindy Bell Scott Benson Toni Benson i R F. l xi-ff 'S 3 i l my ' 3 S X Y , 2 . is 8 A r -' GW v' :' , . S91 .A li ?,, '- h 'f ,K , I . ' ,L it fw ' I Q i 1 v NX i Y, J X .M 1 9 il f i ' K G ' , , , 4. 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David Berard Denise Betz Mike Bickle Ellen Bique Helen Bique Tammy Bostic Doug Birch Vicki Black Susan Board Travis Bodkin Steve Bonham Joe Bowers Robert Bowers Tracey Boyette Cathy Boyle Cathy Brandt Richard Bransom Pattie Brassard Sharon Briggs Ken Brillhart Lynn Brehmer Jeff Breland Jimmy Bruno Danny Brooks Elena Brooks Lynn Brooks Cheryl Brown Harold Brown Robert Browne Teresa Buckley James Budway Paige Bulman Mlchael Buggy Harold Burk Mark Burnette Karen Burns Steve Burns Brian Burton Joe Butcher Marie Butin Jackie Butler Meg Cain Helene Caldwell Terry Callahan Ava Cammilleri Liz Carlon Donna Carnley Teresa Carnley Robert Carpenter Robert Carpenter Chris Carrol Debbie Carroll Lori Carroll Mark Carroll Carroll Prescott Barbara Carter Doug Carter Lauri Carter Mark Cartwright Earnest Cason Debbie Castillo Cathy Case Ann Causey Michelle Chapa Craig Chapman Mike Chapman Kenny Chapman Stephanie Cheracles Frawn Cherry Stacey Chrisman Richard Chaves Audrey Church Susan Church Debbie Ciccone Debbie Cimerman Geri Clark Kevin Clark Mark Clark Tracy Clement Johnny Clifton Juanita Cobb Kevin Combs Steven Couture Rudy Concepcion Bonny Collins Joe Cook John Cooke Carl Coviello George Coppedge Sherri Cool Nikki Coston Scott Cotero Rosemary Creamer Steve Creekmore Susan Crenshaw Donna Cresswell Donald Crigger Linda Criss -. 43,6- 1 sq- -f r r. 1 1 M W' 5, Ni f f wx 'lx 2 . 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Lisa Crist Linda Culver Rory Lynn Cuevas Jimmy Currie Roslynn Curry Karen Dail Irma Dalton Greg Damico Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Stephanie Lora Hank Kiah Theresa Yvette Brian Dees Jerry Deich Paul Deldonna Tana DeMarco Ralph Demott Terri Dempsey Carla Denicke Susan Diamond Marco DiFloria Ken Dodd Edwin Dones Bob Donnelly Lynda Doran Drake King Scott Dray Paul Dubois Miriam Dudley Allen Duke Lynn Dulin Steve Duncan Lori Dusch Debbie Eckhoff Betty Ebert Mike Edlovv Shirley Edmondson Vera Edney Donny Edwardson Tammie Epley Mike Ellett Brenda Evans Tyron Evans Emily Evasco Valorie Emory Thadine Fajans Robert Farabaugh Missy Farrell Landis Faulcon Lisa Felch Scott Feldbrugge Lisa Fendt Ken Ferguson Steven Ferguson John Fiesta Barbara Files Belinda Fisher Steve Fields Bonnie Flannery Russ Fleeger Paul Fletcher Robin Flowers Nlaria Foltz April Fogarty Bruce Forrester Joe Forte Sam Fountain Cary Fowler Steve Fox John Foxwell Scott Freehem William Freeman Stacy Freeman Annette Fuhrman Tommy Fuller Jimmy Funaro Tim Ganey Terry Gardner Tim Garling Susan Garrison Steve Gebbie David Gehring David Geiger Avelino Gelico Teddy Gamron Dwayne Gibboney Grover Gibson Marilyn Gillespie Gary Gillespie Wilma Gillian Danny Glowatsky Corinne Glass Flenee Glowatsky Gladys Goodson Kim Gosset Donna Gowens v-xl 0 i ,rg ghs k Y L 'iv K, 5 S . 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' . l l- lr tt, fl Jggk Chris Gray Jack Graph Kevin Graves Terry Graves Kevin Grazier Larry Greaves Sandra Green Donna Greenvvell Becky Gressley Cindy Griffith Cathy Groome Donna Grossnickle Stephens Glenn Jane Guillette George Hall Janet Hall Lorrie Hall Tim Hall Kim Hallead Esther Hamberry Kelly Hanley Leslie Hanig Robert Hardee Francine Harold Belinda Harris Kim Harrison Michelle Harrison Teresa Haroley Ginger Harry Glenn Heart Terry Hart Susan Hatter Mark Hawkes Ronnie Hedspeth Karen Heil Katie Hemrick Debbie Henry Sandra Hensley Tammy Henson Kathy Hensley Tom Herrington Wayne Herrington Michele Herrle Greg Hilker Bobby Hill Barbara Hilton Julie Hobbs Jim Hodgkiss Gerald Hogan Janet Hollis Vicky Holman Donald Hood Fiobin.l-looker David Hopper Fred Hoppy Curtis Horton Cathy Higgins Larry Hughes Terri Hughes Tom Hughes Pam Hutton Josephine lannatti Henry Jackson Joyce Jackson Greg James Jackie James Sheri James Vera James Jenny Jester Dorothy Jemison Barbara Johnson David Jones Donna Jones Lee Ann Jones Steve Jones Tom Jones David Johnson Eric Johnson Jerry Johnson Sandra Jones Robert Joy ner Robert Joyner Duane Kampe Elizabeth Keene Edward Kenon Feline Keilman Joyce Keiser Keith Kephart Kim Kikos Gregg Kimm Denise King Teresa Kinney Stacey Knapp Terri Knight Vernon Knight Kelley Knoy Martin Kolback -1 ,X 7 I 'Uh A i. .grxl -ll-v Ill ll lun- -J' , LQ . MN 7 l it . rl- i .--Q ,Z ' f-v - ly ' ,543 , f if 'Q v , 'K X ir ,Q- -'V' ltr -me L. 'l l dy. Cindy Kozlowski Teresa Kwasny Nanci Keeder Randy Lancaster Donald Lancrain David Landrum William Lane Tony Lanzarotta Camia Las Dulce Steve Latham Iris Lee Lauchlin Lee A X X i .., Vanessa Lee X75 H y A-in -R Kelly Leonard il jf. A . i 1' i ,..-1 I W y ' 1 4 in Q, r 11'- it 1 i 'S .vig g x A , 5, X Y J si' , i - l x fc l X 3 i fi - -LL , Patty Le Rocco Denise Leslie Karen Levy Linda Lebo Scott Uverman Anna Marie Lockwood Judy Logue Kathy Lokie Todd Larkin Tammy Lowe Andrea Lowman Nancy Ludvik Minna Maddox John Malkowski Marty Maddox Darrell Malloy Elizabeth Manar Ricky Mansfield Greg Manter Gloria Marshall John Marshall Rita Marshall Kenna Marchbank Cathy Marcus Stafford Marius Kenny Mason Kelly Mattocks Len Matthews Rodney Matthews Tim Maxey Cathy Mayo Greg Mayo Wendy McCarty Robin McClain Roger McCor 103 Joellyn McCracken Tina McDermott Sharon McGourty Robert McKinney Lori McLeod David McLendon Jeannean McNabb Sherri Meeks Jeff Mercy Carey Midgett Diana Milinazzo Larry Miller Robin Miller Jory Millis Harold Mills John Moeller Joey Mancrief Annette Moody Robin Moody Mark Moore Jerry Moore Cindy Moranha Lori Morgan Nancy Morgan Jim Morris Bill Moser Cheryl Muegge Debbie Mowers Beverly Myers Lisa Mullins John Murden Daneen Murphy Eileen Murray Tim Napier Mike Nagovich Pam Neely Robin Nevvcome David Nichols Robert Nichols Brenda Niedzwiech Brian Nienstadt Allison Nosilla John O'Brien Sheila O'Brien Phillip Okkerse Mike Olson Mike O'SuIIivan Keith Owens Flosita Padilla -f s x r -1-:q A .fl tor Q.. ny- l llf V. - -it 32:7 - - J 1' 'r f J- Y, gif ' if N, ' ...K ll 'tr' A g :L n K M l i el G, D 'N , :ix A ,ti . 1 X1 X , --' -if all 'A as .- 4- 4 l X , , , J - , 1 l'f' li 6 ig-giiig age -vrtry-1 YW 5 . i, K ll Q ' 1 P ' gt. 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Ps az 5- Q3 :lx gli X s K- , R g , sL1, 1 Cindy Palmer Mark Passaro Susan Patchell Robin Paul Mike Payne Joe Pedderman Leslie Pendleton John Perez Ralph Perkins John Perry James Peterson Charles Phelps Gerri Phelps George Phillips Tamsey Phillips Debbie Pickens Pat Plasha Melissa Pletcher Stephanie Pomeroy Donna Pool Maria Poole Billy Portt Lynn Powell Lindy Povvis Kim Predom Eugene Privette Tammy Proctor Ted Pulliam Billy Putnam Andrea Oueman Gary Quinton John Rabbitt Mike Rabbitt Joni Rains Nina Rains Geof Ramsey Colette Ravizza Tracye Redman Dorothy Reed Bill Reel Chuck Reel Chris Rendell Karen Renger Julie Retz John Rhodes Janine Riffey Carol Riggs Paul Ringer Cindy Robinson 10 Stephanie Roebuck Melody Rose Patty Rose Tim Rose Kim Roseboom Duane Rosenberg Lenore Romaine Susan Rowe Darryl Rosenberg Cindi Rudolph Ginger Russell Debbie Ruth Kathy Sadovvski Jeanne Salemi Cindy Saner Norman San Miguel Debbie Saunders Mark Saunders Willie Saunders Diane Scarcelli Kevin Scherrer Robert Schmehl Kathy Schneider Robert Schuhl Steve Schaffner Fred Sermonia Jeff Sharp Vicki Shear Amy Shelton Jerry Shelton Kim Shiley Liz Shillingourg Lori Shingleton Gail Shorey Cheryl Shultz Greg Short Debby Shumaker Ken Simmons Dodie Simon Sarajane Simone Laura Simons Tom Singleton Robert Sisco Eric Sicone Cindy Small Brian Smith Cindy Smith Cindy Smith Don Smith Vx F A v ifQ? 'l George Smith Greg Smith James Smith Keith Smith Ken Smith Micheal Smith Patty Smith Randal Smith Richard Smith Robert Smith Ronnie Smith Sue Smith Wendy SMith Sharon Smithley Bert Snelling Mike Spiteri Mike Snock Dorothy Soderlund Mike Soper Helen Speight Jeff Spinella Kim Spinella Paula Spruill Donald Stanley Darryl Stephens Garry Stephen Teresa Stephens Lisa Stephenson Beverly Stevenson Michele Stottlemyer Michelle Strabley Kathy Strange Larry Streeter Steve Stutts Ronnie Suggs Lisa Suhler John Sullivan David Sweet Susan Swindell John Svvinney Emma Svvoboda Dexter Sykes Rita Tackett Jay Talley Angela Tanner Don Tarvin Debbie Taylor Donna Terry Ricky Tezlak 107 Lisa Thompson Frankie Thompson Jackie Thompson Jerrie Thornton John Thumma Flosemary Tiaba Grey Tillet Robert Torres Tom Tortone Linda Trau Troy Trenchard Bret Townsend lrvin Uzzie Alan VanDriesen Sandra Van Hoose Laura Van Horne Teresa Vanover Sam Vess Terry Vickers Liz Vidal Jackie Volner Beverly Celestial Eddie Wade Vincent Wade Tracy Worman Mary Ward Paul Weinmann Con nie Webb David Webster Mark Wiedemoyer Patti Weimer Tati Wesner Mike Weeton Kelly Whelan Sharon White Frances Whitaker Lorrain Whitlatch Jim Whitson Bobby Whitfield Mary Wilkinson Chuck Williams Inga Williams Judy Williams Kim Williams Marlene Williams Mike Williams Ron Williams Sheldon Williams Vondell Williams 5, i A., -1' 'X i X I I . can -. 1- ' ' x - Q -' 3: KL, 1' Y- if i ' Brian Roberts 1 Harold Rogers Ak kj - Steve Johnson Y' Sf i' 'S Q1 HQ 3 - '5 -D 3 if :ii itvl Y li 5 1 X f vp... 1 x x it sh 'NX 4 'X ., Albert Wiggins Lee Anne Wilkins Tim Willis Debbie Wilson Lee Wilson Lee Wilson Sherie Windley Louis Wins Patricia Winters Vicki Woltak Dan Wolee Theresa Wood Eddie Woodhouse Linda Woodman Mary Woodward Darlene Woodward Karen Wright Jon Wright Howard Wright Robert Worman Jeff Young Tony York Durwood York Pat Zimmerman Denise Zawadzki Jeff Zuhars John Phillips Joe Rampale I f ' S 22 II to ri CRAZIEST: Julie Retz, John Foxwellg BEST DRESSED: Robert Hardee, Lynn Brehmerg BIGGEST BRAIN: Virginia Baker, not pictured - Troy Trenchard. A 1 . I 3 w ber, W il to ri BEST SMILE: Pat Zimmerman, -Feline Keilma-H1 Rivlgaig BEST PERSONALITY: Jeff Nlercy, Robin Newcomeg BEST EYES: Jack Graff, Ginger Russell. Y-F .J-'A vi-i-,Vi Notable Ninth Graders Each class at Plaza is made up of many personalities. We have many opportunities to laugh together, to cheer each other on, to participate in projects, to learn dance steps, and to build upon special friendships. Many members of the Class of 1980 have been together at Plaza for three years. They have left their mark in many ways due to their activities, interests, and concerns. The . A . i 1 l 1 Notable Ninth Gra'ders' contest was created to select certain ninth graders who stood out in their class. Although all students take pride in what they do and how they get along with others, these people were selected by their classmates to represent their class in various categories. The Odyssey staff and the Class of 1980 proudly salute . . . ll to rl BIGGEST FLIRT: Cindy Griffin, Randy Lan- casterg BEST DANCER: Scott Benson, Kim Kikosp BEST COUPLE: Greg Short, Geri Clark. i i 'S ! ll l E X' o -4.5.1 l 0 mt- A 13 , 0 ix 3, i ' i is 491 . 1 3 Q1 . .L ll to rl BEST FIGURE! PHYSIOUE: Michelle Herrle, Paul Ringer, BEST ATHLETE: Nikki Coston, Jimmy Funaro. 1 , 111 'u ,gtg X 5 :.i-V5.1 tis . ' TK 'D ,Lia sg gifs A is 'Lei ' Ml 7-043, is fzegll. is -'W'5?'. l Q3 - av 'ak L 4- , ,, A. P x Aw Agua 6 ev ,, ,Ez we nw 'illlff Rei ? iw. 6 V M8373 Vs, K -. -V A I ,L I -we- HY. F J. l' We have had many learning experiences here at Plaza Junior :gli School. We have made friends and we will never forget them . . . We ave, laughed and cried . . . We've shouted and We've whispered . . . kept se' et, and been outspoken . . . been proud and have hidden ourselves . . . V- .'v been gentle and helped others and at times We've been harsh . . . Vwvel defended people and picked on people . . . We've done things accidenfallyli and We've been deliberate... We've been on time and have also beenl late . . . set our goals and sometimes vve've changed them had succe sesi . . . s and made mistakes.. . We've d ' won and We've lost. From all of these experiences we have learned. preparing ourselves for the future. The many roads we have taken at Plaza have brought us here to this point. . Who knovvs where our footste Maybe the answer lies in our stars Basically we have been i I l l 1 l l WF l one our best and given our least . . . We'vei l I ps will lead us or what our future will be?f l W Mm Ev KLxLj?iy,Uj vpn xsnbif XWXWWK' rv . 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