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

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 For many students, their first day at a new school can be terrifying. Luckily for rising seventh graders, the Class of ’86 sponsors and subschool principals organized an orientation on August 27 to make the adjustment to such a large school easier. Counselors and other administrators introduced themselves, while demonstrations in gymnastics, drama, music, and cheerleading provided entertain- ment. Following a Steve Martin- style cheer led by Miss Joan Hit- chcock, everyone was taken on a tour of the school using a sample schedule. Orientation turned out to be a fun way for the new students to get acquainted with their new school. Jruce Hosenoorgor answers questions on the Colonial period in his first period listory class. Jenny Bednarsky Rob Beer Jenny Beha Scott Bell David Bennett David Bentley Colleen Benton Stacey Berio Daniel Bermant Marti Bevan Marla Bianchetta Cathron Birge 1 Paul Bischoff Laura Bishop Daniel Blais Mark Blake Todd Blake Laura Bloomingdale Maria Bolt Kevin Bonanno Roger Boone Larry Bowersox Debbie Boyles Margaret Braden David Bradley Mark Brazeal John Brennan Kim Broach Karen Brown Kim Brown Seventh 179

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 zA ( LZClctz l l ozlz£Z± Mark Brown Matt Brown Paul Browning Joe Broyhill Amy Bryce Tom Buckman Jennifer Bullard Brian Burke Tony Burns Melissa Burroughs Amy 8urton Phil Burum Kim Buser Tina Bush Kim 8uskirk Did you ever wonder who was behind making the bonfire dummy, organizing the Homecoming float- making, or informing everyone on what was going on? Behind these and other miracles, you always found the Class Council. Elected from their English classes, the eighteen council members acted as a liaison between spon- sors, Jerry Newberry, Pat Arthur, and Bev Fleming, and class members by reporting an- nouncements directly to their classes. They met once a week during break to discuss class pro- jects, like the activities of Homecoming week. The Class Council was a new con- cept of government for the in- termediates, designed to take the responsibility of running the class from the adults’ shoulders and to let the students run their own show. Bev Fleming asserted, We hope we're training future SGA leaders.” From the council’s suc- cess during the hectic week of Homecoming and throughout the year, it looks like they have. Stephen Butler Steven Buttolph Brian Byers Leslie Byron Maria Cademartori Edward Caine Lynn Calvert Eileen Canavan 180 Infantry