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

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JSS, Brian Sapp, Zach Richards and Tom Rathburn display hidden talent in their of Bruin Pride in Fall Follies. KEY CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Mike Firkins: Pres.: Jim Lull; Vice Pres.: Brendan Sullivan; Sec.fTreas.: Tom Rathburn; Historians: Walter Galindo. Sean McCaffrey. Koko Rahn. Members: K. Anderson. D. Barnes. T. Barrett. D. Beavers. L. 8owersox. P. Broos, T. Bui. A. Bushnell, J. Cirillo, A. Col- ocotronis. M. Cullerton, J. Delaney, K. Don- nelly, K. Driskill, S. Duron, M. Elliot. L. Evans, S. Fraser. T. Gallagher, M. Hanahoe. T. Hetley. J. Hirl. P. Hirl, B. Hughes. M. Jensen. E. Lutz. W. Marshall. K. McCoy, C. Metress. L. Miller, B. Moore. C. Morgan. J. Mudd. D. Nikovits. B. Psioda, G. Rallison. Z. Richards, B. Roberts. L. Rosenberger. C. Ryan, B. Sapp, R. Seale. R. Short, B. Spar. M. Stadsklev, E. Thompson. S. Thorton, C. Thoureen. R. Tiene, R. Tuten, T. Tuttle, E. Vanderhoeven. R. Walters, S. Weedman. M. Youmans, K. Zaterka. )lay Morgan is kept up to date on Service ctivities at a Key Club meeting. Koko Rahn and Lynn Miller, two of the new- ly accepted females, display enthusiasm at a Key Club meeting. Club members often put forth their best effort to make each service project a success in the school and community. Parking cars for football games, ushering at basketball games, and covering assigned areas during the Salva- tion Army Food Drive in December were just a few of the respon- sibilities taken on by the Key Club. Closer toward the winter holidays. Key Club members looked forward to carolling through the school col- lecting donations to present to Children’s Hospital. The month of December proved to be a busy one for members of the club as they hosted a Regional Rally for their division of the Key Club Interna- tional. The Lieutenant Governor hosted the procession which in- cluded a guest speaker from Kiwanis, sponsor of the Key Club. Films were shown promoting the theme, “Dare To Influence.” The theme was appropriate as the ad- mittance of females into the club came about. It was the first year for the change and an all-new ex- perience. Throughout the year, the club showed its dedication and carried out all responsibilities placed in the hands of its members.

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Johnna Sorg, Laura Essman and Sara Trex- ler listen as president Cindi Paschal leads the meeting. Keyettes, an international girl s service club sponsored by Ki- Wives, were forty members strong and offered service to school, com- munity, and international projects. Founder’s Week, September 29 through October 3, found the Keyettes celebrating twenty-five years of existence and holding the “Sexy Eyes” Contest for the Founder’s Week Fund. Dedicated to school activities, Keyettes devoted their time to work at the concession stand during all home football and basketball games. Tasks taken for granted such as the stencilled room numbers in subschools 2, 4, and 6 and the returning of dimes in the cafeteria during the month of November were taken care of by the depen- dable Keyettes. December brought with it the construction and delivery of Santa-Grams as well as the Salvation Army canned food drive on Saturday, the thir- teenth. Throughout the year, this club certainly proved to be depen- dable as well as enthusiastic in their service activities. KEYETTES Sponsor: Mrs. Carol Palay; Pres.: Cindi Paschal; Vice Pres.: Regina Gif- lord; Sec.: Kathy Rafferty; Treas.: Kayleen Fitzgerald: Historian: Lee Ocker; Parliamen- tarian: Amy Blasch. Members: T. Abney. C. Ackerman, S. Ahern. M. Armor. S. Armor, K. Benton, 8. Beuchler, L. Bowley, K. Buckman, V. Cleveland. Y. Demory. L. Essman, H. Guynn, K. Hancock, A. Harnad. L. Harper, L. Heneghan, A. Huang. B. Keel- ing. S. Laase, P. Lombard, S. McCollum. B. McFarland. N. Nguyen. C. Oslund. E. Raffer- ty, R. Renwick. A. Roth, B. Schwein, L. Snuf- fer, J. Sorg, A. Sulik, S. Trexler, M. Young. At a Keyette meeting, Kathy Rafferty. Regina Gifford, and Sara Laase listen intently to plans . for the Keyette Alumni Reception. 324 R R

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A point in the right direction is worth a thousand words. At many school functions girls dressed in black skirts and white blouses and guys in coat and tie could be seen pointing all over the place. They were members of the Host and Hostess Club. They gave direc- tions to lost visitors attending district and regional sporting meets, dinners served in the home ec department, back-to-school nights, the Homecoming reception for alumni, Baccalaureate, and Graduation. Members had to be poised, polite, responsible and familiar with the school. And of course, they had to have a good pointing finger. P. J. Miles, Becki Robb and Lisa Plunkett believe in the idea that three heads are better thar one when it comes to giving directions. HOST AND HOSTESS Sponsor: Mrs. Holly L. Messinger; Pres.: Chris Rcdfern. Becki Robb: Members: Linda Bowley. Sharron Brannon. Vickie Cleveland, Staci Dadonna. Laura Danzi. Laura DeAtkins, Ann Drake. Lynn Euler, Chrystal Fancher, Susan Hamel. Leslie Harper. Laurel Henegan. Den- nis Hogan. An Huang. Eric lanuzzi, Eileen McBriarty, Shelly McCollum, Paulajane Miles, Julie Nielson, Tom Ondrof. Cindy Perkins. Lisa Plunkett. Chrissy Primoli. Kathy Rafferty, Robin Renwick. Beth Robertson. Becky Roth. Bill Stigers, Gerry Trainor. Chrystal Fancher explains the subschoc system to a confused mother. 326 R R