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

Page 366 text:

Prehistoric Bruin Andy Tubbs traces the origins of Bruin pride at the Fall Follies. Working diligently after school, the Marching Band prepares for their first band competition.

Page 365 text:

§

Page 367 text:

Working on his upcoming art project is eighth grader Brett Hagen. Showing her individuality, Elisa Levitz gets some advice from her aquatic friend. Kermit the Frog. Checking their briefs, Mike Liessand Jon Massey prepare for the Wake Forest national debate tournament. Not only did we achieve a sense of unity as a school, but we also made many accomplishments as individuals. The Debate team of Jon Massey and Mike Liess earned national rank and was responsible for over half of the school trophies in our showcases. Also represen- ting Lake Braddock was our winn- ing It’s Academic team as it ad- vanced to the octo-finals. Speak- ing out was effective for the newly- formed club SCREAM as well. They were responsible for many of the changes in the school policies and course selections. SAC representatives strove to reverse Superintendent Linton Deck’s decision to reinforce the policy concerning student funding of movies and field trips. Athletically we were challenged by the addi- tion of Oakton and Woodson to our district; however, the Bruins con- tinued to excel and achieve as in- dividuals and as teams. The music department proved to earn high standings as well. Travelling around the eastern states, they won numerous festivals and earn- ed individual positions at the regional and state levels. The ac- complishments of a few select in- dividuals contributed to the diver- sity of the student body, making-us proud to be Bruins. Closing 363