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

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 si uj UJ 104 Infantry Mike Chakeris JeanChalupsky Cynthia Chambers Dat Chau Regina Chin Joe Cirillo Kelli Claman Jules Clifford Clay Cobb Molly Cobis Kim Codron David Coester Jay Cohen Tom Cohen Anita Cole Jackie Collingwood Kathy Connolly Shelly Cook Katie Copeland Richard Coryell Cindy Cosby Mary Cowperthwaite Connie Cox Brenda Craghead Becoming a Junior was almost like being promoted from a lieutenant colonel to a full colonel. Hard work and new responsibilities came our way and right along beside them came all the good times. Being a Junior meant having to look ahead and start to think about the future- which college to go to, SAT's, and trying to keep a job and your grades up to par at the same time. Life was frustrating at times, but the weekends made it a little easier to cope. We always wanted to go out, whether it was to a party, a movie, or just driving around, which we did seldom because of the high cost of gas. “All in all, our junior year started out as a total blast.” commented Christy White. Sue Casey Paul Cassell Chris Catherine Todd Cecil Karen Cedarblade Marc Chadwick Joanna Campbell John Campbell Nancy Campbell Caroline Cangalosi Page Carmen Brent Carpenter Jeff Carter Diane Carty Jennifer Cary

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Bruce Braaten Jenny Bradberry s [oujsz Andy Briggs Chris Brockmeyer David Brooks Katherine Broome }anta±y Ken Brown Leslie Brown Mike Brown Robert Brown Tom Bub Maryann Buckley Tony Bui Vince Buono Angela Burba Clint Burger Don Burgess Lisa Burke What was there for a junior to do on a school night when homework had been finished and T.V. offered nothing but reruns? Why, go to a flower making party, of course! “Even though there were lots of people who came to the flower making parties to eat munchies and play pool rather than making flowers, the parties were still a complete success,” said Liz Burns. Robin Renwick, class presi- dent, kept the flower makers going with the fluffing of flowers while others took a break. At the end of each party, we were always proud that we had filled another two or three garbage bags with tissue flowers. On weekends and after school we used the flowers to carefully construct the float of a Bruin representing the Statue of Liberty, that won first place and the twenty five dollar prize in the float contest. Jon Burks Liz Burns Gil Burns Kevin Burtnett Andy Busa Ginger Buser Keith Butler Patty Byrnes Damien Cabrina Kathy Cafferky Janette Caldwell Paul Calobasi Juniors 103

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Isabel Craig Patty Crawford Kathleen Crennan Carla Criste Mark Crutchfield Kathy Cudahy Steve Culberson Paula Cullerton Marty Cummins Maria Cupp Frank Curtain David Dalton Troy Dalton Laura Danzi Clayton Davis Glen Davis Jim Davis Lisa Davis Michelle Davis William Dawn Tom DeAngelus Brad Deaver Alan Decker Janet Delaney Bill Delaney Christine DeMartinis David DeMartino Beth Dernbach Dana Devor Meeru Dhalwala Dara Dickson Scott Diddell Ray surprise pops out as Patty Crawford opens her locker. Juniors 105