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

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John Bloomingdale Beth Bonner Sean Bonner Ted Boothe Mark Borrello Kevin Bousman Ann Bowman Christopher Bradley David Bragg Laura Brandewie Christopher Broadwater Julie Brockmeyer John Broome Scott Brown David Brummersted Louise Bruton Mary Bryan Chris Bryce The Class of '84 exhibits their Frosh Fever at the Homecom- Michele Bryce Hope Bryer Lisa Bryson Kim Bub Kortni Buck Chris Burger David Burke Edward Burke Pat Burns Paul Busa Jeff Buser Ben Butchko Lori Butterfield Bret Cade Scott Calvert Martha Campbell Susan Campbell Vinnie Caporuscio Freshmen 141

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 l99s% Brent Abney Jean Adams Tina Adinolfi Besides just being able “to hang with the big guys”, freshmen found they were granted many more privileges and opportunities than before. The smoking lounge was just one of the new and strange ter- ritories they could start exploring. They could now type in the business department 'sprechen Deutsch” in the foreign language department, and take other courses before banned to them as intermediates. By composing com- plimentary resumes of their impec- cable characters, they were able to try out for the Key Club, Keyettes, Tri-Hi-Y, and other service clubs. Now graduated from the stereotyped “sevie-land , they have opened many doors toward enriching their high school years. Tommy Arai Anita Arcona John Arnold Elizabeth Ashley Tom Ashwell Glynis Avallt Lisa Ayers Julie Babione Jelf Baldwin Karen Barbuschak Linda Barnes Debbie Bassett Andrea Basinanelli Bryan Bates Laura Batson Larry Bedsole Richard Bell Larry Bennett Eric Bentson Anthony Beverina Debbie Bievenour Greg Bingham Sean Bischoff Mary Blair

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TamraCodron Lesley Coffey Susan Cohen Melinda Cole Katie Colocotronis Steven Compton Doug Comstock Tom Conner Eric Cook Phil Cook Derek Corbett Clay Cosby Keith Craig Lisa Crews Marnie Crouch oing foz t(l£L oCd According to the Class of ‘84, the Bruins hardly boycotted the Sum- mer Olympics. In corporating the Homecoming theme “Bruin Pride”, two Oakton dummies played their parts well lying dead on the se- cond and third levels of the Olym- pic stage. Barney Bruin, of course, went for the gold as he stood vic- toriously on the first platform of the ‘84 float. Although involvement with the float was a problem, it wasn’t due to a lack of flower-making parties, according to president Sandy Tim- meny. Legally out for a weekend or two, the freshmen took a cue from the upperclassmen and did more partying than flower-making. Tak- ing advantage of this situation, the class officiers decided to charge for the refreshments at one of these parties. Ironically, the freshmen made up for the lack of flowers by adding a little gold to their class treasury. § Tisha Carey Casey Carpenter Ellen Carr £ Leonardo Carrera Dave Carver ? Laura Casllnl Will Casserly Tom Cay Michael Cayer Tammy Chance TalChau Chris Choate Kim Chong Jenny Clapper Kim Clark Lari Clark Laura Claybrook Ken Cloud