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

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Randy LeFebvre Sheryl Lemmerman Ken Leon John Lewis Karen Linderman Lalaine Llorin Milanie Llorin Nick Lopez Kenny Lowen Trish Lowen Delmer Love Judy Mahoney Patricia Malloy Lori Manning Carol Mapes Mary Markowski Anita Martin Keith Matthews Rodney Matthews Yvonne Matthews Paul Mathisen Judy Maul Danny Mausoir Micheal Maven Eddie Maylon Teri McCabe Mary Ann McChesney Mike McChesney Martin McClanan Ray McCormick Micheal McDavitt Ken McDermott David McGowan Mike McGuire Sherri McLaurin Barry McLeod Davin McQuaid 78 Class of l98l The Lasting Friendship Miss Bird and Miss Owl were best friends. Miss Bird was friend- ly, but rather shy around men. Miss Owl, on the other hand, was friendly, but had no problem talking or handling herself around men. Miss Bird was in love with the handsome Mr. Peacock. She saw him often, but found herselfat a loss for words when near him, and felt he thought she was a stick in the mud. One day at Miss Owl's house while having tea, Miss Bird told J , ,, 'le in l The L Miss Owl her problem and asked for advice. Miss Owl could think of none, so Miss Bird went home still trying to think ofa solution to her problem. The next day, while still thinking of her problem, Miss Bird saw Miss Owl with Mr. Peacock. Before the day was over Miss Bird saw them together many other times. Miss Bird was crushed. She thought the worst of her friend. She thought Miss Owl had betrayed their friendship and fallen in love with Mr. Peacock, too. QMiss Bird thought she did this just to show she could get anyone she wanted.J For days Miss Bird would not talk to Miss Owl because she thought Miss Owl could not be a friend or she would not have done this. Finally, when Miss Bird talked to Miss Owl, she found out Miss Owl did nothing terribly wrong and did not fall in love with Mr. Peacock. Miss Bird and Miss Owl became friends again and even though she still loved Mr. Peacock, Miss Bird knew her friend would do nothing purposely to hurt her. Sheryl Lemmerman C' I . 5 X ' i J W f fi Q ' 'if I 5 ' A' 'xy I 4-56 t wp :A I If .1 3, 'I' Q. , we l .Q 6 . I 'W 4 Q- Q . .6 .ir , 'L ' Q ., ,V R 1 J . 5 S i 'Y Q slat J- amply 'lk K.--, K

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Donald Peterson Debbie Phillips David Pickens Mike Pitt Lita Plummer Nita Plummer Rita Plummer John Poe Doug Poggioli Debbie Powell Kevin Powers Toni Pre-Genzer Nancy Prescott Kenneth Priddy Alan Pulliam Ricky Raasch Virginia Raine Jeff Ramsey Arthur Ratte Ike Reap Kevin Redfern Karla Reed Beth Reel Cindy Reeves Bonnie Rentfrow Mike Rentner Sharon Renolds Mike Rial Rick Riker Phillip Rine Bronze Rinehart Mike Ritchie Sheryll Roach David Roberts Susanne Robert Kim Rogers Ron Rogers 80 Class of 1981 Se it ff: M 2 2 1 Y. Gif T' is SIR ALONZO The garden of Fresh fmit and vivid colour bore many Delights. There were apples of Brightest and golden Pears of yellow. T There was also a lake of The sweetest water in The center of the pleasantly Aromatic garden, and it was There, by the of sweetness, Where the weary, drowsy Knights set up camp. Unknown To the knights, the fruitful Garden was guarded by the Zealous Dort. Dort, the lovely XXX Queen's brutish guard, while Making silently the rounds Throughout this pleasant smelling Garden, intently casted his eyes Upon the overnight strangers. Skillfully and quietly, he of The Argus-eye made well q -1 A trap for the unsuspecting , Knights. The foul-smelling guard ' A ,dl ah., T i7i?ef.f,i Lifted the ground on which the Young men of Knighthood were Overcome with heavy sleep and placed it In the queen's most special of Rooms. il 1? A' T . , .d ,- I . gn -Robert Coble 0 Iv -Ray Earlewine V'