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

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Pinocle anyone? The game club, which met in SS2 was a new club with members from grades 7-12. The members brought games which they liked or were interested in, and the club’s sponsors, Mrs. Keithley and Ms. Davis, helped to teach members how to play and played with them. The games included a variety of board and card games such as cribbage, pinocle, and tripoly. Near the end of the year the members competed against each other for different tournament levels. After examining his hand, Mike Burckley decides his high card is inst tnn irresistible tn nass ud in a game of cards. David Meyer watches his partner, David Miller, with care to make sure he doesn’t make any tricky moves while playing the game of strategy. Front Row: David Meyer, David Miller, Russ McFarland, Greg Ross, Clinton Mesle, Mike Buckley, Terry O’Donnel. Back Row: Mrs. Keithley, Ms. Davis. Clubs and Organizations 37

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Matthew, Romans, Psalms . . . These were just a few of the books the Bible club discussed from the Bible. Every week on Tuesdays and Fridays the Bible club, open to all students, met in the shop department. They read sections of the Bible and then discussed what they read, these included, The Living Bible and The Old and New Testament. The Bible club is always discussing new concepts and ideas that they have learned as Bill Marshall seems to have some points to express to Mr. Osburn as well as the group. During an October 14 meeting, Emily Street and Joel Greene get involved ' in talking about Psalms from the Bible. Lisa Walters, Emily Street, Joel Greene, Jon Pate, Steve Greene, Bill Marshall, Shanda Johnson, Mr. Osburn — spon¬ sor. Clubs and Organizations

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This was the first year for the NGHS at L.B. Inductions were held late in February for students of German Level 2 and above with an overall high academic standing. It was a service organization which promoted the exchange program, participated in the Foreign Language festival and planned its own after school activities. The Hi-Y club was a service organization put together through the efforts of Matt Milestead and Alec Ramsay. Near Christmas they sold tickets to a Washington-Bullets game in order to raise money. During January, the members distributed leaflets on vandalism and crime prevention to outlying Lake Braddock communities and explained some of the precautions which should be taken for safety. The club also attended a model general assembly, in which they helped the Senate work with bills. Let’s gather round for a story. This seems to be what the Hi-Y club is doing, but they are actu¬ ally discussing what their new club will be up to. German Honor Society: Bottom Row: Peggy Sowell, Ellen Strecker, Jim Hawkins. Top Row: Cindy Green, Meda Morgan, Kathy Croty, Kevin Strecker, Cortney Hicklin, Ms. Boggess. Front Row: Brad Rawls — Secretary, Caleb Miles — Treasurer, Mr. O’Connor — Sponsor, Alex Ramsey — Vice President, Matt Milstad — President. Back Row: Mike Langager, Eric Lalande, Jim Lebiedz, Mark Via, Scott Roberts, Jim Demoto, Tommy Williams, Jim Martin, Tom Lex, Pat O’Don¬ nell, Dave Komornik, David Greely, Howard Tipton, Bill Lloyd. German Club: Bottom Row: Cortney Hicklin, Cindy Green, Ellen Strecker, Meda Morgan. Wendy Vaiare, Diane Negall. Back Row: Jim Hawkins, Peggy Sowell, Katie Howard, Kevin Strecker, Donna Palmer, Kathy Croty, Ms. Varblow. 38 Clubs and Organizations