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

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To Camp or ot to Cam ut of Sight A Far out, huh? Our star gazers get together and learn all about the stars, planets and comets. With Mr. Teuscher A as their leader, they discuss many A A I things such as novas, constellations and ' scientific developments. The Astronomy Club was very lucky to have the planetarium as a meeting place. Every opportunity was given to help them understand the universe. Who knows, this may be the inspiration they need to become pioneers in space. t Astronomy - R. Parker, C. Nickles, C. Schneider, R. P Outing tFront rowj R. Fisher, B. Taite, N. Adkins, D. Duncan, J. Duke, J. Harvey fPres.J, G. Green, K. Schaar-Schmidt, Gauhe, M. Walsh, S. Norris. QSecond rowj Lisa Falone, Mary Chapman, Lynn Schoenhardt, Diane Shorey, Sherry Todd, Berry, Pam Miller, Frank Francis, Debbie Hassel. fThird rowj Rachel Leyrea, Sandy Rine, Richard Beddard, Lauren Edmonds, Mary Eisele, Tammy Crowley, Bridget Tait, Steve Cockrell, Allison Beck, Ms. Young, Ms. 44 Outing and Astronomy Have you ever seen a group of wet, muddy getting off a bus and wondered from where they came? you thought they came from a dismal swamp, you we probably right. The Outing Club took many differe trips this year. Some trips involved canoeing to investigate t Chesapeake Bay, the Dismal Swamp, and Back Ba They also relaxed while camping out at Seashore Sta Park. The Outing Club is fortunate to have such dedicat and energetic sponsors like Ms. Young and Ms. Ne some. With their support, the club learned to love a respect nature.

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I I Hal ectq It Takes ore Than rains W e F7 .Is tFront Row! N. Alexander, S. Lemmerman, L. Tucker, S. Schaarschmidt, S. Bugay. D. Gray. Junior Honor Society - Seeber. fSecond Row! M. Causey, D. Craig. L. Brooks, M. Padilla, C. Smith, K. Gray, T. Lackey, P. Shesler, L. Tolentino. J. Fr' til, ' fThird Rowj J. Durham. M. Llorin, M. McChesney, D. Colmie, R. Earlewine, L. Lorin. J. Gaskill, D. Adams. tlfourth Castellano. E. Brown. R. Pritchard, P. Hayes, C. Wilson, D. Butler, S. Kinzer, T. Ashenfelter, C. Grigg. J. Beacham. J. K. DeLong, G. Lange. The National Junior Honor Society was com- prised ofthe students who not only keep their grades up for Honor Roll eligibility, but also show leadership, citizenship, and school spirit. The NJHS also sponsored several school ac- tivities during the year. With the careful guidance of Mrs. Thornberry, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Chilcoat, and Miss Krumel, the year was greatly enriched by students involving themselves in projects including bake sales, visiting rest homes, and making favors for hospitalized children. Therefore, it takes more than brains to be in- ducted into the National Junior Honor Society. jgr. ehn. .lei NJHS meets regularly to discuss issues and plan events. Language Clubs 43

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I' Ellii llllf lu ll iltl te It : S' lisa' N we Open Wide! Iflixed 8: Grade 7 Chorus: fFirst rowj Mr. Sunderland, T. Schoenhardt, T. Cuffee, J. Gawn, L. David, B. Winters, R. Crooks, ni. Lawler, D. Haskett, A. Belcher, T. Seely, V. Wood, T. Miller, R. Pullen, L. Quinn, D. Brooks, M. Dowart. iSecond rowj M. Maloney, G. Rangen, K. Swan, S. Brann, R. Hodges, M. Divinney, D. Disisto, R. Perez, D. Pegram, S. Bryant, P. Moeller, mrs. Gerling, Mr. Sunderland. QTh1rd rowj R. Blanchard, C. Burns, J. Derkms, D. Dunning, R. Palmer, C. Musgrove, B. Alex- der, D. Mandras, C. Freese, R. Silva, J. Reuff, D. Garling, P. Green, M. Blount, T. Stephens. fFourth rowj W. Bowen, M. 5 'agen, D. Sheldon, J. Cribb, J. Cannon, S. Griffith, R. Hodgkiss, J. Bryant, M. Constante, F. Rhodes, S. Worris, S. McLean, ll. Fogel, T. Bariield. -we --' Chorus fFirstrow5 Mr Sunderland C Smith K Daniel C Lawler D Baldwin P Crigger A Flora J Parnell M Hodge D Mc D. Schrader, D. Woolston, E. Doran, D. Davis, Mrs. Gerling. tSecond rowJ K. Fowler, S. Meek, T. Boyle, A. Kennedy, C. Carrol, K immons, L. Miller, T. Nichols, J. Rains, S. Shear, L. Schoenhardt, R. Chandler, K. Schuhl, Mr. Sunderland. No, not doctor's orders but Mr. Sunderland's - to his chorus, that s. Mr. Sunderland directs three types of chorus, the Seventh grade and ixed Chorus, the Concert Chorus, and the Madrigals. All three oruses participate in concerts and sing a variety of songs. l The Seventh Grade and Mixed Chorus met during school time, arning songs and improving both their voice and their knowledge f music. The Concert Chorus is the advanced group and the Madrigals join gether as an experienced and select group of students who have a A romising career in the musical world. Many chorus students are cast embers for the school play Oliver . The Choral Group really brings music to our ears. Chorus 45