Lake Braddock Secondary School - Lair Yearbook (Burke, VA)

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m I m pmmmmmmemmmmemmmjm Military Strategy Members: Mike Roder—President, Kent Eherhardt—Vice President, Jack Sesler—Secretary, Paul Witner, Sturat Wilkes, David Van Hoose, Kevin Prindle, Ron Morriot, Scott Mandeville, David Apker, J. D. Harrel, Eric Nelson, Mike Confoy, Mark Stephens, Mr. Firkins Sponsor. m 1 1 Concentrating on their next move, Jack Sesler and Mike Roder, discuss their strategy. m Chess Club Members: Michael Radding—President, Ja- ques Patton—Vice President, Mike Steere—Treasurer, Bobby Horan, John Sherman, Kemal Artunkal, Trice Gravette, Jay Cramblet, Ben White, Don Morgan, Richard Vanderhoevan, Jeff Sessler, Chris Bazel, Jeff Toney, Kieran Gifford, Tom O’Donovan, Kevin Meiners, Dana Lewis, Dan¬ ny Magill, Tom Cassella, Caroline Gatti, Ernie Jackson, Jack Moore. Mr. Wenstrom—Sponsor. Planning strategy against his opponent is Jack Sesler. As a member of the chess club, Robert Hirst makes his move After making his move, Randy Carlston surveys the chess board as Paul Geithner looks on. 248 Clubs and Organizations

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The Archeology Club, sponsored by Mr. Patch had a very busy year. Some of their activities includ¬ ed; a trip to the C 0 Canal, going to Washington D.C. to see the Chinese artifacts and having Mr. Price come and talk about Indian Artifacts he had found. Altogether the Archeology Club had a good year and are planning many more activities for the near future. Smiling Ed Shomer, passes a drink to Stephenie Buchanan while Paul Benton tries not to capsize. During a busy day at the G. O. canal, Lisa Dasher and Susan Renyolds FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Benton, Greg Balmforth, Stephenie take time out for lunch. Buchanan, Ed Shomer, Susan Renyolds, Lisa Dasher, Frouh Paty. Clubs and Organizations 247

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Splish, Splash? No, it was not the Swim and Dive team, it was, the Skin and Scuba club, a new club this year among the many others. The Skin and Scuba club was divided into two groups: The certified members who had scuba- dived, and the members who were not certified, or had never scuba-dived before. The certified members helped the beginning members learn more about Scuba diving. They reviewed much of the psychology (body function un¬ derwater) and the physics of diving. They planned to look into some places such as swimming pools, and some places outdoors. The club itself was designed so that students could meet other students and learn more about Skin and Scuba diving. FIRST ROW: Caro! Capper, Mark Bennett, Mark Nagel, Mike Jones, Alisia Burns. SECOND ROW: Robert Cashion, Chris Olin, Diane Nagel. THIRD ROW: Mike Crook, Cary Capper, Mark Riordan. Looking over the necessary equipment, Cary Capper, Carol Capper Mark Bennett, Robert Cashion and Mark Nagel find it adaptable. Exchanging ideas on a scuba tank are Cary Capper, Mark Bennett, Chris Olin and Diane Nagel. Clubs and Organizations