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

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She came from Alabama' . . . Who came from Alabama? Tammy McCord, one of Plaza's most active club members. Tammy belongs to the SCA, SIAC, ODYSSEY, and is an office assistant. Because she was new, she was encouraged to join these clubs through the moral support of her friends. Tammy would like to have more responsibility, but people don't think much of you when you're in seventh grade. She helps out a great deal and fellow club mem- bers think of her as being active. She would like to be in more clubs if she could find the time. To keep up with her studies and home responsibility, she had to schedule her time. There are many opportunities to be in more clubs here. The students are more involved, and don't let the principals do it all. Students are more involved, and ex- press themselves more. Plaza is a great deal bigger. The administration is especially nicerf, In the next two years, she hopes to become more in- volved in Plaza's busy, but friendlyl' environment. of WA... a 34 Events lu -1 'ww X -'ll-nn.-' . bxxx' Sr 'P' 'HY o As 'Qian ' l

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Unit i the Key to Sueoessw Q i . Y ' i - I .3 ' 1 1 1 5 i . II 1 J ' I ,... L.,.'T Sw Student Cooperative Association - tFirst Rowj V. Blount, A. Sutton, M. Llorin, T. Sykes, M. Sykes, J. Weinmann. fSecond Rowj D. Lam- l bertson, T. Lyle, D. Walker, R. Smith, K. Scarpine, L. Plummer, C. DeKraai, C. Niedzwiedz, J. Markham, J. Abretski, P. Green, C. Earhart. tThird Rowl T. McCord, S. Champigny, J. Plummer, H. Pendleton, T. Nicholes, S. Reynolds, E. Miles, V. Suggs, T. Hoel, T. Lackey, M. . Portt, J. Arnette. tFourth Rowj C. Pedrick, R. Keyes, G. Jones, J. Evans, R. Augustine. D. Brooks, L. Vest, T. Fallen, M. Evans, R. Duncan, l L. Hanseh, L. Llorin, R. Hart, W. Bowen, G. Blount. lFifth Rowl Sponsor-Mrs. Cottrell, H. Woods, D. Bryant, R. Jordan, S. Jones, D. Gray. y J. Miller, C. Coral, G. Tillett, P. Brogan, C. Seeber, L. Warren, G. Spiteri, K. Schneider, D. Berard, P. Hayes, T. McGue. it Unity is the key to success is Plaza's very own famous saying. Fittingly, the SCA chose this theme at one of the first meetings for the school year '77-'78. Unity filled the hallways of Plaza in every conceivable way - relationships of teachers with teachers, students with students, teachers with students, clubs with clubs, sports with sports, and the school with the community. Along with their theme, the Student Cooperative Association representatives worked together to reach 36 SCA i l their goal. Because of their willpower, the SCA has giv ' Plaza and ICC, a calendar for events, a sock hop, a spir week, a powder puff football game, a Teacher-Studerl Appreciation day, a Gong show, and a Valentine's Dand The SCA was represented by one member from ead homeroom and met twice a month. Plaza's SCA ha been given the opportunity to voice its opinion on schoq matters and it has done a superb job.