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

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® m I I ■ m m I I a Members of the Bible Club: Sponsors: Douglas Osburn, Mary Nettles. President: Brad Kauffman. Members: Jon Pate, Brad Kauffman, Charlie Evans, Bill Marshal, Greg Ray, Steve Green, Diane Resa, Debbie Sutton, Nancy Rynex. jSi Sharing one’s experience in todays world was on the agenda for the Bible Club. They related to God’s world and life. Through the expression of thoughts, they kept one thing in mind, Jesus is Lord. After reading, Jon Pate puts in some hard concentration. Clubs and Organizations 257

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The Future Homemakers of America have been a very ac¬ tive club throughout the year. Their 1974-75 theme was: “doing our part for the Bicentennial.” Some of their ac¬ tivities were going on an Embassy tour in D.C. with mothers, having a caramel apple sale, trick or treating for Unicef, and going on a trip to the National Bicentennial Center. On November 18-the 22nd, Colonial Craft week was held where speakers came and had demonstrations of different crafts. They helped out with the faculty Christ¬ mas dinner and had a Christmas party for Head Start. February 10-the 14th was F.H.A. week where they dis¬ played colonial crafts, organized a “Colonial” cafeteria lunch for the student body, and visited the National F.H.A. Headquarters in D.C. The girls have also held many other activities. Thanks goes to Ms. Causin and the girls for helping Lake Braddock throughout the school year. Members of the Future Homemakers of America: Cortney Hicklin— president, Julie Sullivan, Jeannette Smith—vice president, Vicki Martin, Sue Pelzel—secretary, Alexa VanLandingham, Wanda Bickers—treasurer, Andrea VanHoose, Lynette Montieth—historian, Leslie Goodling, Natalie Haugh, Lois Korb, Suzanne Stewart, Patty Shifflet, Peggy Sowell, Julie Poreda, Colleen Finzel, Amy Board- man, Cindy Weigand, Janet Chestnut, Deborah James, Janet Lynch, Linda Nance, Kathy Hampton, Diane Caroll, Liz James, Leslie Ubico, Diane Resa. During an F.H.A. meeting Ms. Causin talks over some plans with the girls. Explaining some points and activities to Julie Poreda, Peggy Sowell, Colleen Finzel, and Janet Chestnut is Mr. Causin at an F.H.A. meeting. r y v INm ; •: ylM] n

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The Pep Club collected over 600,000 signatures for the WEAM school spirit contest. Even though Lake Braddock came in third place they felt the activities helped to promote spirit. The club spent most of the year organizing as it was a new club. They attended many basketball games and wrestling matches and hoped to plan more ac¬ tivities for the coming year. As the paper is being unrolled, the members clear the way. Getting ready to decorate a sign for the hallway, the pep club members discuss how they will do it. FRONT ROW: Meg Miller, Chris Coady, Kelly Haugh, Marian Moke, Carol McHale, Cathy O’Neill. SECOND ROW: Julie Bisone, Cindy Cummins, Suzanne Barrineau—co captain, Darlene Bailer, Sharon Fox, Regina Jef¬ frey. TOP ROW: Nancy Carraway—sponsor, Peggy Sowell—co captain, Karen Garcia, Debbie Padgett, Carolyn Kreer, Sue Spaeth, Ricci Whiteside, Debi Williamson—captain.