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

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Tim Sheridan David Shircliff Chuck Simpson III Laura Simpson Elizabeth Sims Andy Sine 'Mary Singhoff largaret Siriano Javier Siveroni Brannon Smith Chris Smith Chris Smith Debi Smith Desi Smith Ellen Smith Mari Smith Steven Smith Thad Smith Wendy Snoich Mike Snuffer John Snyder NickSoltane JohnnaS. Sorg John Sosa 80 Honorable Discharge

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David Schleisman Dave Schneeweis Richard Schneeweis Paige Schrum Albert Schultz Valerie Schwein James Scott Bob Seale Matt Sellers Tammy Seltzer Laura Senich Phil Sessoms Tom Sewell Sam Sharpe Michael Sheehan Laura Shenk %QHFF. Six o’clock in the morning the alarm clock went off. Senior cautiously opened one eye and peered around the room. It was still dark and cold. How much longer to go? Eight and a half hours or 510 minutes or 30,600 seconds were left in the school day. Senior struggled out of bed and groaned as his feet hit the cold floor. He stumbled into the bathroom to take a shower, dress- ed, and then went to get breakfast. Finally, after almost missing the bus, Senior made it to school. First period was a real eye opener with a four page test. After that first ordeal, second and third periods passed painlessly enough. Fourth period was next; half of the day was over. Two and a half hours of school were left. The countdown began: 45 minutes, 15 minutes, five, four, three, two, one! The glorious sound of a bell could be heard ringing in the distance. Senior raised his eyes towards heaven-alook of pleasure and relief spread over his face,TGIF! The media center provides a quiet place for Keith Hale and Mark Griffin to do research.

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Millie Souders Janet Sousa Becky Johnson and Lynn Euler measure themselves for caps and gowns 104 days before graduation. Mark Stadsklev Nick Starnes Maria Stamoulas Dan Staron Steve Springer Susan Springer Classy Threads Even when “held hostage”, the Class of ‘81 was “dressed to a T.” In December, the height of Bruin fashion was reached when the senior T-shirts came in. For the cost of $7.50, the upperclassmen were able to wear the garb which stated “I get released from Lake Braddock jail on June 1981 and then listed the names of most of the senior class. Later in the month, the thought of graduation was rekindled when the class members were fited for caps and gowns. Unlike the previous year’s seniors who bought their robes, the officers decided to rent the out- fits. With the clothing that the seniors were outfitted in, the Class of ‘81 was able to complete the year, “Dressed to Graduate.” Liam Bud Starrs Jeannie Steele Teresa Stefanelli Bob Stevens Cindy Stewart Lauren Stewart Seniors 81