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

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Heidi Greiner Richard Grich Colleen Guertin Steve Haar Mark Hackney Carroll Hamilton Wynne Hamilton Corey Hansen Mickey Hanson Mark Harant Tim Harpman Craig Harris Denice Harris Keith Havens James Hawkins Scott Hayes Kevin Haymaker Chris Hazelip Judith Hecht Mike Heim Karen Henry Dan Heverly Casey 1 lill Paul Hillery Barbie Hilliard Karen Hirte Karen Hoffman Janice Holden Mark Hollar Robin Hopkins Tommy Horan Stephen Hoyt Janet Hurst Dan Huskerson Gina Ianiero Cindy lannucci George Irish Elizabeth Jackson Jill Jackson Joanne Jackson Beth Ann Jakoboski Lynn James Regina Jeffrey Kelly Johnson Steven Johnson Sam Johnston Candy Jones Linda Jones Robert Jones Avoiding the last minute rush, Tim Strombell waits to order his year¬ book . . . and catches a little sleep while waiting. 236 Juniors

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five golden Rings A meeting was held one morning last November where juniors received curious packets. Confer¬ ences held between friends dis¬ played the contents of these pack¬ ets, at which time much exclaim¬ ing could be observed. Then the word slipped out. Class rings were to be chosen, and with ONLY one week to make the selection of col¬ ors and styles. Since most of the juniors were unable to decide, everyone from grandma to the dog were asked for their opinion. With everyone’s conflicting ideas of “The Perfect Ring,” juniors had to make the final decision them¬ selves. Richard Fowler Wendy Fowler Donna Fowlkes Sharon Fox Sharon Fox Susan Frager Pam Frank Renee Franklin Chip Fraser Mark Friese Cindy Fults Wendy Furtado Gail Gallagher Lillian Galpin Steve Garland Mike Garman Caroline Gatti Julie Gauthey Glenn Gawarkiewicz Amy Geithner Chuck Gentman Ken George Therese Gerdon Stan Glassman Randall Goldberg Leslie Goodling Elisabeth Goodsite Connie Gordon Sheryl Gouveia Trice Gravatte Dave Greeley Cindy Green Karen Green Michael Green Stephen Greene Juniors 235

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p r l v ac y ... Was there place amidst all the openings to be alone? Could privacy be found anywhere, a place to go by yourself, to be quiet, to straighten out your thoughts, or just think about nothing? The hallways by the shop and home ec. classes did okay, as long as the doors were closed and it wasn’t passing period. The hall next to the smoking lounge wasn’t too quiet, neither was the main hall by the snack bar, but they had to do. In a school of 3,900 students, not to mention the faculty, it was pretty hard to be alone when you wanted to. Donna Juncal Karen Kaczmarek Debbie Kaklikian Kathy Kan Sara Katz Mike Kaus Rocky Keim William Kellogg Louis Kemp Tom Konaston Mary Keninitz Vicki Kenny David Killion Kim Kilmer Marla King Teru Kinney Bob Klaren Larry Klaus Kathy Kleppinger James Kline Karen Knapp Diane Knez Lois Korb Theresa Kratz Leann Krause Linda Kronbergs Lily Lake Eric Lalande Tony LaRe Cathy Larimer Keith LaRochelle Rick LaRochelle Juniors 237