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

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QReat expectations Most juniors found this year a challenging experience. There were many new sensations. Betsy Thompson, junior class president, believed that this year the juniors showed Lake Braddock what school spirit really meant. Being second smallest, in size, next to the senior class, the juniors were first in spirit. Car washes, dances, “Space Cadet” tee shirts, fall festival float and other money-making activities focused on preparation for the junior prom. The class of ’77 looked towards their fourth and final year in their subschools and in Lake Braddock as really giving the first homecoming class a better place to come “home” to. Marcelo Abrego Lewis Affronti Susan Alexander Marty Alldever James Allison Linda Andersen Lisa Antonelli David Apker Terri Arbia Joe Ardizzone Steve Armstrong Debbie Arnold Barbara Atkinson Maureen Aungier Ken Auster Edward Bach Lori Bachner Gordon Baines Mike Bair Mark Balmforth Jenny Bandorsky Kim Baran Angela Barber Alan Barnett Joe Barnett Nancy Barrett Peter Beczkiewicz Bill Begley Barbara Bell Jon Bell Authur Benckert Teri Benoit Mike Bergen Wanda Bickers George Biles Scott Billak Cathy Bishop Jay Black Laura Blanchard Ann Borgerding Kathy Bornemeir Marriann Borough Under a shower of confetti, devoted fans cheer the Bruins on to victory over the Robinson Rams. 232 juniors

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VO to VO On September 2nd, 1975 approximately 3,800 students began 180 days of work, fun, sweat, socializing, headaches, meeting people, struggling with teachers, making friends, losing friends, goofing off, ulcers, getting grades, laughing, crying, and even some learning. Each day through sun, rain, sleet or not enough snow, you’d enter the gateways of knowledge. What happened from 7:40-2:00 every day for the best nine months of the year? It didn’t take much to thi nk of a million places you’d rather have been. June always seemed so far away, but there were always short range goals to strive for. There was always a reason for celebrating, no matter how far you had to dig for it. A.C. 1 in subschool 5 is considered by many as a Dog Day Afternoon, where day by day juniors find that the more they put in the more they learn. Classes 231

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Pam Bowers Lee Bowersox Deborah Bradford Kelly Brakebill Leslie Brakebill Edward Brinkman Mark Broaddus Sharon Broaddus Paul Brodeur Kevin Brooks David Brown Michael Brown Robert Brown Marcia Brownlee Pat Brunson Georjeana Buchanan Stephanie Buchanan Bill Burdon Tim Burkhart Linda Burnam Donna Byrne Barbara Campbell Valerie Campbell Cary Capper Sheri Carnahan Bob Carneal Lani Carpenter Tom Carpenter Mayo Carrington Dianne Carroll Bob Cashion Gregg Chadwick Fran Chandler Dawn Chase David Clark Tom Clark Dennis darken Sheri Clifford Christine Coleman Mike Confoy Nancy Conlon Kati Connell Amy Cooper Chris Cotton Beth Cousino Steve Coy Chuck Crafton Mike Crook Kathy Crow Dwaine Cunningham juniors 233