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

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5b00?iU fplaz Bang! Bang! No, this is not a mass murder - it is only the television depart- ment at Plaza Junior High. WPJH is a very essential part of our educational community. Both students and educators work S- together to serve each department in a variety of ways. The television crew not only tapes for classroom purposes, but ' for athletic purposes as well. The tapes for athletic events con- tinually help our athletes to better themselves. Plaza has a unique way of spreading news. Not only are an- nouncements read each day, but we also have a frequently shown television news program. TIP-OFF keeps Plaza in focus. gg , , The television department, more than ever, serves the entire Mr. Bill Pippin Mr. Bob Ellis community of Virginia Beach. Director Technician J I ir. gl SQ.. 11 I' E First row Qseatedj C. Pool, R. Cook. D. Eshenaur, M. Tingle, Second First row fseatedl R. Shumaker, S. Akins, R. Whitehead, B. Marshall row fstandingl A. Yancey, T. Lyle. D. Jackson, P. Nicholson. Third SCC0l1d f0WlSl2I1diI1gl F- MHXCY, B- Gossett, T- Tolley, J- C0lliflS, V row Qstandingj M. Harrell, L. Kay, M. Evans, S. Bohenstiel, D. Moser. Tripp. D- FOFG, M. Lally- l I i' First row fseatedj J. Morrisette, R. Silva, J. Gradine, B. Second row fstandingj P. D'Amico, P. Knoke, C. Gamron, Gutierrez, J. Allen. I8 Television

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xiii f Aff!-0 . TNS? ff my WY SxXx,pfffff'-gif: X 1 Xe -2 frat f rt fu- W My -ff' PZ! X Z: f jd f K, I 1 ot' fc e l f fb fzws I . :Wag ,, wi You do not have to go to Q ,N y Hollywood to see the stars because Xxlxk X ' M they are here at Plaza. Plaza is the ly E l ff! only junior high school on the East 1 Coast to have a Planetarium. This 3- P gives a special tool in learning about y our vast universe. ' Q Remember the stars and planets p you saw in STAR WARS? Well, l y Ut f visit your Planetarium and you may surprise yourself by seeing some of the same ones. Mr. Teuscher plays a starring role as Plaza's Planetarium Director. 20 Planetarium llll u p ,,. A ga 'f' 3 -Q? .