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

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The High School Student Government has been a great benefit in helping Lake Braddock. They sponsored the Ugly Man Dance; had a magazine drive; worked on getting the students a lounge and a vending machine. Members of the S.G.A. Rob Greenberg—President Jorge Font—Vice-President Betsy Thompson—Secretary Sue Ann Brown—Treasurer Bethann Jakoboski—Social Committee Chairman Steve Richardson—Publicity Committee Chairman Lori Walls—Leadership Committee Chairman Kip Vaile—Communication Committee Chairman Liz Cameron—By-Laws Committee Chairman Laurel Hughes—Orientation Committee Chairman Jamie Foggo—Building and Grounds Committee Chairman Liz Everly—Elections Committee Chairman Fred Gasper—Smoking Lounge Committee Chairman Connie Foran—Student Affairs Coordination Chairman Steve Galvin—Fall Festival Committee Chairman Sue Ann Brown—Cafeteria Committee Chairman m 0 B 0 B m t! Reading the Weakly Reefer is President of the S.G.A. Rob Greenberg. ' ' .l . K ' - ® w | J I SBSmJP ' •; -J K:; Mp 1 r HP r mm 1 | r. Si i. JpM y i JgjmU Hamming it up for the photographer are: Jorge Font, Liz Everly, Rob Greenberg, Sherri Johnson, Steve Richardson, Sue Ann Brown, and Connie Foran of the Student Government. 250 Clubs and Organizations

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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

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nn u The Literary Magazine still hung in, planning some different activities in presenting some of their work to the student body. The club enjoyed creative writinq of all kinds. 1 Members of the Literary Magazine: Elizabeth Cardenas, Julie Kosnik, Brenda Sapp, Stephanie Wesley, Cheryl Wiseman, Nina Bonito, Lee Ann Wacker, Janice Berkley, Debbie Simons, Sue Ann Brown, Vicky Reardon, Susan Reynolds, Diane Vahouny, Monica Street, Angela Battle, Maura Black, Julie Cohen, Jim Allison, Betsy Hurd, Pam Wilson, Joel Greene, Gordon Sachs. A group of literary members read over some articles Looking over some stories during a literary meeting are Gordon Sachs and Ms. Mulcahy. Clubs and Organizations 251