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

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Brenda Galdames Christine Gallagher Pam Gallagher Stephen Gallant Christi Gambino Karen Gelfand Sheri Gerardo Jeffrey Gill Edward Gilliam Eric Gilliland MariejoGioia Brandon Gladstone Brian Graham Gregory Gramenopoulos Sonya Green MarkGreentree Dan Gregorio TlmGrldley Carey Griffen Skip Griffith III Shaunna Griggs Julie Grossd Trlcia Groves William Guenther Faster than a speeding linebacker, more powerful than a defensive tackle, able to leap cornerbacks in a single bound-Look! Breaking out of the pack, it’s Mary Beth Stupka! Rushing for two touchdowns against a tough eighth grade squad, Mary Beth was clearly the MVP of the intermediate Powder- puff game. While she led her class to a 14-14 draw, bony knees and hairy legs were flashed at frozen spectators by suspiciously deep- voiced cheerleaders. Their im- aginative cheers set the scene for the Powderpuff court whose prime requirement, it was announced, was that the chosen intermediates “resembled our mascot in every way!” Carol Gleason Gary Glenn Walter Goldsby Matthew Goode David Gordon Arthur Grace Amy Fragnlto Mark Frangullle Mike Frazee Kristen Fredriksen Jennifer Frie Laura Friedman Frederick Frostic Gary Gable Kathleen Gaffney 184 Infantry

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 Barbie Eddlemon Becky Edwards Sara Egertson Mike Ehrlich Wyn Elder Chelly Elliott Bruce Ensley Daisy Espinosa Amy Evetts Jena Fahnestock Charles Farmer Todd Ferich Catherine Fermo Andrew Ferrantino Robert Field Jay Fineberg Arlan Finfrock, Jr. Jonathan Fish Christina Fisher Jason Fleming Michelle Fleming Mike Fleming Karen Flowers Karen Foster SxtxcL! “Welcome to ’86. . .Involvement is the Key. . .Here and Jerk. .Homecoming: The Lake Braddock Way. . .’’-the Bear Tracks covered it all! Sent home once a month, this innovative newsletter did everything from answering ques- tions concerning cheating to giv- ing helpful hints about keeping up with homework assignments and making the honor roll. Emphasiz- ing that an active, involved student was a successful student, the Bear Tracks also encouraged parents to get involved by volunteering to work in their subschool offices or supervising student activities, such as the Homecoming float and intermediate dances. Todd Demont Carol Demory Cherie DeRonja Linda deSocio Cherie Detwiler Billy Devor Denise DiRisio Lisa Dixon Mia Dobrovodsky Eric Dorminey David Druid John Dunford Severn h 183

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Robert Hicks Damion Higbie Mike Highfield Jennifer Hill Jessica Hill Mary Hill Stacey Gump Pamila Gupta Shareen Gustafson Denise Guy Mark Haiser Kristen Halberg Jeff Hale Dawn Hall Doug Hall Ronald Hall, Jr. Kent Hamaker Michelle Hamel Jeff Hammel Dana Hammersla Mitchell Hanback Richard Hanson II Adrienne Harding Matthew Harnad Lori Harney Kim Harris Stacey Harris Kevin Hauser Patricia Hawkins Katie Heck Duane Hedlund Dirk Heiser Karen Helmuth Karen Hensley John Herold Jay Herroitt During the third quarter of the Powderpuff game, the seventh grade girls struggle to hang on to a 14-7 halftime lead. Seventh 185