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

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Kelly Walsh Barbara Ward Tom Warfield Jennifer Warren Ricky Wasserburger Sheri Watson Mark Webb Michelle Weeks Lisa Weimerskirch Denise Weisberger Michael Weiss Eric Westin Kim Wheat Ruth Wheeler David Wicker Karla Wilder Karen Wiley Keith Williams Michelle Vhek Charles Volpe Don Vossler Michelle Wallingsford Toni Winship Chris Wolfe Lori Wood Sara Woodby Mark Woodfine Marybeth Wooten Kim Wright Robb Wright Cindy Yang Susan Yankosky Suk Yoo Kathleen Zaterka 174 Infantry

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Whitney Smith Tom Snyder Mark Soh Shannon Souvenir Sara Sowders Susan Spagnola Vanessa Spevacek Mikan Stamenkovich Kelley Stamback Mary Starineri Scott Stephens Kathy Stewart Cynthia Stock Kathi Stocker Drew Stone Tanya Stowell Paul Strybing Barbara Stuckey Chris Stuckemeyer Diane Stupor James Sweat Aaron Taylor Derek Taylor Yvonne Tedrick Juiie Tempel Eric Thomas Susan Thomas Beth Thompson Susan Thompson Mark Tiahrt Kim Tompkins Eric Troumees Stephanie Turcotte Twas the season to be jolly, as the Class of '85 assembled in the little theatre on December 18th. They at- tended a free concert given by the Intermediate Concert Orchestra, the Intermediate Swing Singers, and the Swing Singers. To get peo- ple ready for the holiday break, the three groups played many tradi- tional Christmas songs as well as more modern ones. Also featured in the show was a preview excerpt of the drama department’s produc- tion of Cheaper by the Dozen”. The assembly itself helped to in- still that special Christmas feeling in the hearts of all students involv- ed. Frank Veno Lisa Vercellone Chris Vincent Eighth 173

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Jiat?. !lPlc£ uzs± Adorned with souvenirs, the showcase brightened SS II. Danelle Armstrong Carlton Banilla Kathy 8elrose Geffrey Bergh Kim Booth David Borelio Vicki 8urnett Amy Campbell Ronnie Carreiro Michele Chiaramida Jeff Cooper Deanne Coughlin Scott Davis Paul Duemmel Jeff Erickson Laurel Feemers Ali Feisee Michelle Frary Clifford Graham Carly Grant Tracey Hamilton Hena Hasan Tom Heavner Danh Hoang WoiU£y Providing a pleasant contrast to the formality of subschool II was the subschool showcase. Throughout the year, the showcase was the home of many fine displays. One, in particular, was the display featuring articles from other countries. The articles consisted of games and or- naments, booklets, post cards, clothing and currency from prac- tically all parts of the world. There were dolls from South America, games from Europe, and clothing from the far east. Mrs. Mary Lipsey designed the display using items brought in by students. Since many of the items were very color- ful, the display also served to brighten the subschool during the dark winter months. Eighth 175