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

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Stephanie Gibson Jonn Gilcrest Kog Gilmore Lisa Ginter Teri Gladstone Diana Glatthorn Bob Glenn David Goldsmith Pete Gomez Tony Goodson Trey Gordon David Grace Place your bets, folks! Choose your colors, choose your mouse! Easy to win; where would you go if you were a mouse? To escape the rain on a soggy Saturday afternoon, the Class of ’84 moved their Fall Follies booth indoors. Dedicated gamblers bet on which colored hole one of the three mice would scamper into for a bite of cheese. A good turn-out, plenty of class participation, and a $38 profit made the afternoon a success. Unfortunately, before the gambling fever cooled off, the three mice pooped out, and were sold for seventy-five cents apiece. And they’re off! Denise Hamel Kim Hamrick Maureen Hanahoe Betsy Hare Kristie Harlan Timmy Harrell Shelly Harris Lillian Haskins Kathy Hassett Ralph Havens Theresa Hawkins John Heffren Bob Gregorio Elizabeth Grinspun Ann Guiberson Mike Gulbrandson Jeff Guynn Mike Haase Eric Hacker Mike Haley AnnMarie Hall Freshmen 145

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Sara Entllct- Valerie Eplfani Laura Esteves Jeff Fahnestock Larry Fallon Daniel Felsen Mike Fendrick Bryan Fenley Greg Fermo Lisa Ferraiuolo Sheryl Fertman Rick Filer Lisa Fitch Christopher Fluhr Dennis Flynn Brian Fon Bonnie Ford Kathy Forgas Tim Foster Angela Fragnito Andrew Frie Heidi Friedt David Fritz Renee Froix Making good use jtfhWPidferf' Butler calls hom Stacy Gardner Scott Garretson Freddie Gaskins John Gay Kristin Geiger Chuck Gerardo Maria Giannakis 144 Infantry

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 1 ztozd Swamped with Homecoming details and worried about the last minute Fall Follies entry, president Sandy Timmeny gazed through a stack of paperwork at a room full of bored and apathetic freshmen council members. This seemed to be the basic caliber of past council meetings that prompted the reforms made in late November. Previous members tended to be 4 disinterested representatives, hastily chosen by the various World Studies teachers. In order to increase class involvement and production, the class officers decided to wipe the slate clean and rebuild the council by holding an election. By doing this, they hoped to attract enthusiastic and out-going council members who would put their time and effort into structuring a “mini student govern- ment”. “In contrast to the SGA,” class sponsor, Mrs. Jackie Deckel, explained, “which is largely ‘activi- ty oriented’, the freshmen council will air student voices, tackle cur- ricular problems, and continually strive for improvement.” Wendy Hirst Henry Ho Geri Hogan Cindy Hood Rick Hoover Shelly Hurst Phillip Hutton Chuck Hyatt Brian Jacinto Butch Jackson Jenny Jackson Jeff Jacobs Lee Jacobson Leslie Jaffee Rick James Laura Johnson Faith Jones Jeffrey Jones Kelly Jones Patrick Joseph Peter Jougras Michael Jurlnskl Doris Kaiser David Kammerdelner Tom Herold Anthony Herrera Bobby Herting Ken Hetzer Lynn Hightower Doug Hildebrand Chris Hill Jesse Hill Joanna Hill Chantal Henry Derrick Hensley Neal Henson 146 Infantry