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

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Last Wills For many of us, our Senior year marked the end of the beginning. To symbolize this ending, several Seniors left behind the following wills: I, David Lehman, being of sound mind and body (?), do hereby will to a worthy Senior, all of my tests in Trig for future reference and a copy of my perfect papers to “aid” the student in AC II. The remainder of my belongings and wealth shall go to my pet parakeet “Herbert.” If Herbert bites it before I do, I wish for my wealth to go to a charitable cause such as the Strohs Brewing Company. I, Tom Barrett, being of sound mind and body (?), do hereby will all my albums to Mr. Martin, my school books to those who cast them upon me, a lock of my hair to the winner of a lottery, my collec- tion of stolen passes to a good forger, and my wrestling shoes to anyone dumb enough to take them. I, Debby Hunter, being of sound mind and body (?), do hereby will an optimistic outlook on life to Bill, wishes for the best Junior year to Melon, strawberry daiquiries for everyone, cold nights for all “cud- dlers,” and a will to survive for those we leave behind. I, Renee Brown, being of sound mind and body (?), do hereby will my Florida drivers’ license with removeable picture to all minors and to my friends, Cupid with the itchy bow finger. I’ve given him some target practice, so GOOD LUCK! We, Chris Metress and Brannon Smith, being of sound minds and even more sound bodies do hereby will our forementioned bodies to the Amazon Women Scientific Society, a Bible to Dave Monroe, our nasty black book on cheerleaders to Kay Mikula, and finally, yesterday’s homerun for tomorrow’s ballgame to Coach Mike Wells. Annette Ford Tom Fowler Dan Fox Johnda Fox Kenneth Frager Andrea Fragnito Cathy Fraser Tim Freeman Steven Friese David Frink Karl Fuchs Susan Fullerton 58 Honorable Discharge

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Lynn Euler Larry Evans Shawn Evins Chrystal Fancher Cynthia Farrell Dennis Farrell fringe Becoming a Senior did not bring any great changes. All the privileges of the Senior class slow- ly dwindled into virtual non- existence. The OISH system, which was established several years previous, was abandoned because of abuse on the part of Seniors in past years. Although there was some discussion about reinstating a modified program, the change never became effec- tive. The Senior Cafe was still set aside for seniors. However, most Seniors were scheduled to have D” lunch, which resulted in over- crowding the stage. This left other lunch shifts open for anyone to use the area designated for Seniors. Most Seniors were disap- pointed that there weren’t more fr- inge benefits to add to their Senior year. Lila Feisee Laura Ferrantino Lisa Ferro Franz Ferstl Terry Fields Kayleen Fitzgerald Loretta Fitzmorris Matthew Fleck James Fleming Mark Flint Richard Flint Philip Fluhr Seniors 57 benefits ?

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Walter Galindo Thomas Gallagher Mike Garretson Gail Gasparich Diana Gass Debi Giannetta Robin Gibson Regina Gifford Kimberly Gill Leeanne Girman Michael Godwin Lisa Goins Lewis Goldstone Veronica Gomez-Lobo Ana Gonzalez Charles Goode Scott Goodell Beth Gordon Michael Gormally Elizabeth Gower Michael Graham Seniors 59