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

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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

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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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SECRETS A careful check on attendance is kept by Letty Pena and Mary Walecka. Karen Tutterow and Jean Eddlemon pose with five of the biggest ••turkeys as the winner, Mr. Magathan, displays his prise. An after-school meeting in Mrs. Wentworth's room draws a large crowd. Look! Someone decorated rny locker! But what's the occasion? It’s not my birthday. Oh, of course, my secret pal did it. Secret pals we re Tri-Hi-Y members who only knew each other as a locker com- bination which they received at the beginning of the year. Pals com- municated by notes left in each other’s lockers. Tri-Hi-Y, a girls organization sponsored by the YM- CA, had a long and varied list of community and school service pro- jects, including visiting nursing homes and Children's Hospital, handing out dimes during lunch shifts, cleaning under the bleachers in Lewis Stadium after every home game, and sponsoring a girl named Cresilda who lives in the Phillipines. Whether done in the open or behind closed locker doors, the Tri-Hi-Y continued to serve themselves, the school, and the community. TRI-HI-Y Sponsor: Mrs. Pam Wentworth; Pres.: Karen Tutterow; Vice Pres.: Jean Ed- dlemon; Sec.: Letty Pena; Treas.: Lisa Magnone; Comm. Chair.: Carol Nix; Members: Karen Allgaier. Sandra Autrey. Terri Barr. Charmame Bell. Amy Bunn. Liz Burns. Jennifer Cary, Mary Cowperthwaite. Lisa Daly. Sofia Dambrauskas. Meeru Dhalwaia, Diane D’Orazio, Kelly Glass. Stephanie Hall. Cheryl Herder. Dawn Hill. Linda Horning. Julie Johnson. Cindy Juliano. Isla Kucera, Karen Kulp, Shorn Lang. Allison Lee. Renee Lucier. Dana Mad- dox. Autumn Martmisko. Marybeth Muldune. Mary Mullaney. Karen Noren. Melissa Porter. Cecilia Rivera. Carol Schoelen. Anna Shafer. Nancy Smith. Kristie Staton. Heidi Swenck, Tom Tate. Mary Walecka. Barbara Weedman. Cheryl Williams. Jamie Winters. Last night’s game is just a memory as Toni Tate picks up trash on Saturday morning. Clubs 327