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

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John Mullan David Munoz Gary Murphy Terri McGraa Jason McGraw Chris McIntyre Stephanie McKay Laura McKelvey Roxanne Mcleod Mary Mead Virginia Medeiros Kim Megivern Sheryl Meier Brian Mewhinney Gary Meyers Cheryl Mezes Kirk Miller Lynn Miller Mark Miller Shirley Miller Steve Mllstead Craig Mitchell Rodney Monteith Michael Montgomery Cindy Moore Beth Morgan Suzanne Morris Joseph Morsell Krissy Moye Mary Muldoon HBandi on From New Wave, to acid rock, to classic ballad singers, Freshmen ranked this list of bands and soloists from 1-12. The average ranking was compiled and reveal- ed the favorite groups of the Class of ’84. 1. AC-DC 2. The Eagles 3. Bruce Springsteen 4. Molly Hatchet 5. Queen 6. The Rolling Stones 7. The Cars 8. Billy Joel 9. Jackson Browne 10. Bob Dylan 11. Barbra Streisand 12. The B-52’s Freshmen 149

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JyJL Lori Lewis Debbie LeSavage Scott Lesto Robert Leydon Bryan Lichtman Bill Link Liz Lipkin Lisa Litterio Lynn Litterio Julie Liveris Billy Lorette Terry Luce Dawn Maas ReneeManasan Betsy Manners Joy Manz Gayle Marks Ken Marshburn John Martel Shaun Martin Tina Massey Anna Masthagen Jay Matos Daryl McCarthy Ed McFarland Chris McFerren Mike McGill Taking note on a humorous World Studies lecture, are freshmen Laura McKelvey and Theresa Hawkins. 148 Infantry

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Kim Ogden Roy Oliver Claudia Olivos Jocelyn Olsen Lisa Olymph Molly O’Neill Rob Ose Jody Otto Chris Owens Paulino Pacheco Burns Padgett Candy Padgett Connie Pappas Danielle Paris Jeff Parmeiee Mary Murphy Mike Murphy Tom Mutton Nancy Myzie Maria Nagy Dolores Nanas Hal Neptune Susan Nerseth Andrea Newson John Newton Ben Nguyen David Nichols Kevin Nicholson Sean Nolan Nathan Norris Juli Nunes Terry O'Brien Kathleen O'Conner In a Concorde jet, it might have taken Dave Halsey only an hour to cross the great landscapes of Canada. However, the twenty year old freelance writer finally fulfilled some of his own personal dreams and aspirations by taking the three years needed to cross it on foot. Throughout the 4,700 mile trek, he lived with and learned from pro- spectors, hunters, trappers, and various members from eight major Indian tribes, which he en- countered along the way. Through the Keedick Agency, Mr. Halsey has traveled the U.S. and Canada as a guest speaker, and in November, 1980, he visted Virginia to give his computerized audio- visual presentation to our freshmen class. To compensate for the $24,000 debt compiled from the expedition, he did charge the class a $100 fee for the assembly. SSIII principal, Bill Watts, picked up half the bill for the class, anx- ious for them to experience this in- spiring young man and his own personal sense of motivation. 150 Infantry