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

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 Lucy WilkinsoQ Nina Williams David Williams Laurie Williams Jenny Williamson Keith Willis Marc Wilson Lochlan Armstrong Robert Ayers Robert Base Robert Bettenberg Bob Bruce Jenny Churchill Ron Cooper Sean Crisson Eugene Decker Lara Gordon Troy Johnson Philip Johnson Nick Kyriopoulos Sean Lynch Karam Mashaal Nancy McEyvain Michael McKisic Robert Molinari Shawnda Wilson William Wilson Daniel Wilwerding Debbie Wise Mike Wolfe Helina Wong Jeff Wood Katrina Wood Kim Wood Zandria Woodby Nora Woodfinc Robert Woods Kevin Woods Jennifer Worden Beth Wright Jim Wright Kristin Wright Michelle Wright Teresa Wright D'arcy Writsel Michelle Wyrick Stephen Yates Olary Yim Alex Young Chad Young Sarah Yun Eddie Zent Amanda Zubieta Eighth Grade 101

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Tammy Ballard Carole Banks Rochelle Barnett Melanie Baker Caroline Balcells George Ball Matt Bartnett Valerie Bazant Doug Beavers Dan Abernathy Katie Adair Alida Adams Scott Adams Kris Alexander Susan Alexander Adrienne Anderson Brian Anderson Cam Anderson Chuck Anderson Jeff Anderson Kate Anderson Kris Anderson Yvonne Anderson Hope Andrews Lisa Anthony Charles Armstrong Erika Armstrong Matt Arnold Kristi Ashby Michelle Atkinson Kris Axelson Kim Babcock Karen Baergen FEESH SIABT As the 8:15 a.m. bell rang on August 29, 782 new freshmen entered the halls of Lake Brad- dock. This year proved to be a very ex- citing one...full of new challenges and experiences. Academics created more pressure and were more challenging than they had been previously, because now the grades REALLY counted! With a wider variety of classes to choose from, the freshman gained a new perspective on class scheduling. School wasn’t all bad though; there were plenty of new social activities to help ease the pressure of academics. Now that they were in high school, the freshmen were also allowed to par- ticipate in dances, clubs, and sports. When asked what he was looking for- ward to most about his freshman year, Rob Goldsmith answered,“the end! Maybe so, but when the end of the year rolled around, the freshmen had ac- cumulated friendships and memories that would be treasured forever. Ninth Grade 103