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

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Kathleen Hampton Mary Hanson Pamela Hardy Jennifer Hare Mark Hargleroad Celia Hargleroad David Harris Edwin Harris Emanuel Harris Glenn Harris Julie Harrison Darla Haubner Barbara Haynes Lisa Hedrick Martin Heffren Patricia Heim John Hess Todd Heverly Steve Hibbert Philip Higdon John Hill Danielle Hinkley Kathleen Hock Leyla Hodge Theresa Hodge James Hoey Mary Hoffmann Kathleen Hogan John Hollis Suzanne Holroyd Elizabeth Honingford Cynthia Horan Valerie Hottle Scott Huber Sheri Huffmaster Scott Hughes Mary Hunnicutt Michael Hunt Mary Hushower Mark Hyer Freshmen 265

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mental war6 Randy Ford Tom Ford Richard Foster Jeannette Foultz David Frager Mark Franklin David French Anne Fry Ann Fowler Wayne Fuesol Barri Fullerton Dawn Gage Jacqueline Galindo Gigi Gallant James Gallagher Samuel Galstan Robert Gardinier Denice Garrison Lynn Gentemann Michael Getsey Catherine Gilbert Michael Glassman Sheree Glaze Deborah Goodall Charles Goodling Bruce Gordon Nancy Gormally Sheila Gould Charles Gowans Peter Granholm Gregory Greene Stephanie Greene Jay Green Richard Green Ann Greenwald Melanie Greiner Tina Grier Art Griffin Nicole Groeneweg Kathleen Gross Jodi Grummon Andrea Grummt Sharon Gunnell Douglas Hamilton “Mental Ward” — the sign on the door only half prepared you for what went on inside Mr. Giska’s chemistry room. A typi¬ cal sight, along with students studying, might be one such as this — chairs on the ceiling? “Well” argued some students from his sixth period class, “Mr. Giska always tells us to put the chairs ‘up’ (meaning of course, on top of the lab tables).” He never intended to be taken so literally, however. Early one Friday morn¬ ing, it seemed a few of his T.A. members slipped in and proceeded to suspend the chairs from the ceiling. Pictured here, his first period class doesn’t quite know what to think of the situation, but they seem to be taking it rather mildly. According to most of Mr. Giska’s students, his chemis¬ try class was about as fun as any science class could be, but his tests were just toooo tough. 264 Freshmen

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Lisa Ianiero Tamara Imler Deborah Immerman Andra Inge Sharon Ingram Michelle Ives Lori Jackson Lou Jackson Margaret Jackson Deborah James Clinton Jeffrey Mark Jeffries Jean Jenkins Stephanie Johnson Debra Johnson Chris Johnston Pam Johnston Amy Jones Jeff Jones Diana Jordan Susan Justusson Timothy Kearns Anita Keeler Sherri Keim James Kela James Kenaston Susan Kelleher Roswith Kellogg Cynthia Kelly Leyla Kermanchi Angela Ketchum Jeff Keyes Nasreen Kidwai This flower is one of the first signs of spring! 266 Freshmen