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

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Thomas Cantrell Mary Carls Dave Carter Scott Casagrande Janet Caswell Kevin Cecil Edmund Cook John Coughlin, Jr. Cindy Couture Lisa Cozino Karen Craig Sherry Crawford Chris Crennan Rebecca Cressy 8rian Crews Larry Cummings Teresa D'Orazio John Dalrymple Sofia Dambrauskas Jim Danzi Patricia Darr David Davis Juli Davis Robby Davis Donna Champigny Beth Chappell At the Fall Festival, students at the sophomore booth. decide whether or not to take a chance Natalie Clark Jim Clayton Lisa Clement Kevin Cline Chris Collingwood Trisha Connell 124 Infantry

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 on Cheryl Blain Jan Blair Roy Blanchard Brian Blocker Scott Boalick Regina Bodnar Jim Bogan Gayle Bohool John Boland ... so everytime you go driving, remember your IPDE strategy for driving.” Wow! that was really in- teresting! Identify, Predict, Decide, Execute,! didn’t know driving was so complicated. These were the words of our sophomores taking driver's ed. Driver’s education was a nine week course, replacing P.E., that was offered to sophomores approaching the age of 16. Follow- ing classroom driver’s ed, a behind-the-wheel course was given to complete the process to get a license. Learning to drive was just one more milestone on the road to responsibility and in- dependence. !f hi Jim Bondi Manuel Bonilla Carolyn Bonts Alyce Booth Cathy Borham Andrew Borrello Tim Bottrell Lisa Bowley Doug Bradley Richard Bradley Dean Bragg Sean Branton Paula Brown Pam Bucklinger Debi Buckman Nicholas Budhai Chris Bunker Amy Bunn Todd Bunte Deron Burba Peter Burchett Dawn Burke Tom Burke Julie Burnett Cathy Bush Alan Bushnell Greg Cabrlnha Tyler Cade Jeff Caine Suzanne Cameron Sophomores 123

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£V J Rod Durham David Eaton III Garland Edwards Kimberly Ehrlich Andrea Elsenson Jeannine Engle Gina Epifani Sheila Eschenfelder Scott Evans Julian Everly Susie Fall Linda Farrell You want to Know where the 10th grade office is? Well, it’s in SS IV. Aren’t ninth and tenth grades together? No. The subschools were divided, with SS III for ninth graders, and SS IV for tenth graders. The separation was made to promote class unity. Did it work? Sure it did. All students lik- ed being together with their class instead of being segregated from their friends, due to differences in last names. Gary Richardson said, I like it better like this. In seventh and eighth grade SS I did some things SS II didn't do, and vice versa. This way, the whole class does the same thing. It’s a lot more unified.” On Ok Harris Jlzvz Joan Dick Lisa Dipietrantonlo Kathy Dobberman Karen Donovan Lisa Doores Steven Dove Adam Drimer Debbie Duff Jan Dugan Mike Dunmire Dan Dunn Bill Dunning Chris Dedham Paula D'elia Jennette Delong Tracy Dembinski Lyba Demchuk Yvonne Demory Philip Deoudes Christa Deruiter Jonathan Devone § Kyle Dewitt Sophomores 125