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

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The student body, like the citizens of the U.S., has pulled together this past year. Unity and spirit were stressed repeatedly in an effort to put a great school and nation back on its feet. It was only fitting, since the country and our school had so much in common, for the classes were patterned after the infantry of the army. Like the infantry, classes, represented the largest portion of the student body. The in- fantry, like classes, stressed unity, spirit, and togetherness. It was on- ly fitting that classes be represented as a very unified sec- tor. Infantry more than fulfilled such a requisite. It was nice to see two great powers (L.B. and U.S.) Classes 99

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Cindy Ackerman Steve Adams Wendy Adams Tony Agnelli Gary Aldrich Scott Alexander Liz Alves Kair Ameeta Karen Anderson Shawn Anderson Beth Andrews Rita Andrews Joe Angulo Dawn Arbogast Janet Archer Rick Ashley Sandy Austin Sandra Autrey Byron Babione Roberta Bagley Andrea Baines Karen Baker Stacy Baker Ann Balady Bryan Baldwin Mary Baran Joe Barber Preston Barger Marie Barnes Brian Bashista Doug 8asse Lora Bates Tom Bazel Sara Bealor Greg Becker Marc Beebe October 16 and 17 were the last times the Class of ’82 had to take the SRA tests. From 8:15 to 11:00 a.m. we sat uncomfortably in the cafeteria or little theater filling in the small circles on our testing sheets with our number two pen- cils. After the testing was over,the teachers passed out brochures and order forms for the class rings. For the next week, the main topic of conversation was,“which ring are you getting?” It was very tough to make a decision on which color of stone and which cut to order. Scott Diddel was a little unhappy with the selection and cost of the rings, saying that his brother’s class of the previous two years had a much better selection and cost them less than the present one hundred dollar average. The ma- jority of us were quite satisfied with the selection and were look- ing forward to the ring breakfast in early May. $ $ 4 ft C Juniors 101