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

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Kathleen Burns Ed Byrne Michael Cahill Margot Caldwell Tina Caldwell Cindy Calhoun Daniel Campbell Elizabeth Carr Maria Carrillo Constantine Carvajal Dorothy Casey Karen Casey Seniors display class pride. John Cassella Laura Castro Hilary Cavanaugh Brian Champigny Diana Chase Ty Childress John Cho Eric Christiansen Seniors 51

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James Brown III Tonya Renee Brown Thomas Bruner Becky Bryant Scott Bryden Kelly Buckman Charles Budhai Robert Budnick Mike Buell Sara Bunn Catheryn Burchett John F. Burgess Together as 81 When asked, Where did all the Seniors go?”, the answer was easy-to the gym! Why? Well, it was time for the big event. Seniors were going to have their Senior Class picture taken. On September 24, during break, Seniors left the usual last minute cramming and putting finishing touches on their homework to make their way down to the gym. As they walked in, teachers lined the students up in the shape of a giant 81. After everyone was in place, photographers focused their cameras and snapped the picture. Although it was difficult to distinguish individual students in the photo, Seniors were proud to be a part of the giant 81. John G. Burgess Martin Burkhardt Laura Burnett 50 Honorable Discharge

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Shutter-bugged Bruce Clark Christina Clark Julie Clark Richard Clark Tim Clark Vickie Cleveland Peter Clifford Linda Coester Susan Cohn Kerri Cole Suzanne Cole William Cole Andy Colocotronis Sheri Compton Eddie Conlon George Connolly Flashes of light occasionally il- luminated the darkened room. On the floor wires snaked in ail direc- tions and lay in tangled coils. Voices could be heard saying, “That's it...A little to the left now...Tilt your head just a bit.” To any casual observer the health rooms during the month of September must have seemed chaotic. But to the Senior Class members who were having their pictures taken everything seemed orderly and exciting. True there were some delays in the photographers’ schedules, but seniors took advantage of this time by talking and relaxing. For many seniors the memory of sit- ting stiffly on a stool and clutching a slipping drape or crackling tux- edo marked the beginning of events that moved them to gradua- tion. 52 Honorable Discharge