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

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62 Honorable Discharge George Hawkins Dawn Hayden Sue Haydon Kim Heavey Becky Heavner Elayne Heck Shelly Hedrick Linda Held Jeffrey Hensley Thomas Hetley Douglas Hill .Carol Hinkle Susan Hinson Joseph Hirl Diane Hobbis DeAnna Hodge

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I, Shawn Johnson, being of sound mind and body (?), do hereby will my white cowboy hat worn in An- nie Get Your Gun” to be placed with a rifle above the theatre for all to see, and to my brother Quini I will the possession that saw more action than any battle in WW II, my car. I, Cindy Perkins, being of sound mind and body (?), do hereby will to Louis Fancher an 8X10 autograph- ed glossy of my brother and a bronzed tennis shoe worn during a winning race. there life after high school? everal Seniors had their doubts, o they left behind the following Kathy Rafferty, being of sound and body (?), do hereby will he Playgirl calendar in our locker collector's item) to all of you ho aren’t lucky enough to have riends who work at Drug Fair. , Don Samuels, being of sound nind and body (?), do hereby will ny brother to all the girls in the school. May they live happily ever after. Relaxing after school, Seniors Clay Morgan and Lila Feisee rap in SS V. rave Decisions I, Shawn Thorton, being of sound mind and body (?), do hereby will my Spanish workbook to Maria Cupp so she will have one and to Mike Graham, my weight set. And to all future teachers of my brother, I leave my patience. I, JoAnne Rossi, being of sound mind and body (?), do hereby will Q107 to Mark Luther, overtime to future yearbook staff members, and my position as Legal Consul- tant for the FGSS to anyone worthy of it. I, Eileen McBriarty, being of sound mind and working on a sound body, do hereby will my purse and all the girl problems he deserves to Billy Gigolo” Fleming and my Rocky Horror Album to the '82 Lair staff so they can get kinky during late deadlines. I, David B. Monroe, being of sound mind and body (?), do hereby will my basketball jersey to Coach Wells, my tennis shoe collection to Chris Metress, and all of my good “stuff” to my buddy Brian Han- chey. I, Sean Patrick McCaffrey, being of the soundest mind and body, do hereby will to my confused 11th grade English teacher, Mr. Ax- elrod, a Texas A M bumper sticker, and to all the students of tomorrow, good luck and if you pray real hard, when you die, you might get lucky and go to Texas. Leslie Harper Joseph Harris Thomas Harris Greg Hart Valerie Hassett Keith Hastie Jeffrey Haugh Robert Haupt Seniors 61

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Jean Hodges Dennis Hogan Candi Holcomb Alan Hood Patti Hooper Joyia Horstkamp Denise Hughes Mike Hullender Like it or not As the senior class members ap- proached their high school gradua- tion, they expected to face new problems and to take on more responsiblities. At that time, many seniors also turned eighteen, and they were regarded as adults in the eyes of the government. The con- sequences of turning eighteen we re felt much more by males than by females. Laws were passed re- quiring men to register for the draft when they reached the age of eigh- teen. Reactions to these laws varied among the seniors. Some took the matter in stride, feeling that registration was only a for- mality. However, other seniors feared that registration would lead to a peace-time draft. No matter how individuals felt on the subject, registration was evidence of the responsibilities seniors would have to face in the future. Pete Hults Robert Hultslander Debby Hunter Mark Hutchinson Terri Hutzelmann Missey Hyatt John Hyer Lee laniero Seniors 63