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

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April Schwcizcr Tara Scott Leo Seale Vicki Seaton Michelle Sedar David Seltzer Sanjay Setia Mike Sevcrino Rajiv Sharma Sunita Sharma Charla Shawver Scott Sheffield Jessica Shende Trena Shifflett Jeff Shockley Jay Sihanikhom Kim Silinskie Scott Simmons Sandi Sinkler Beverly Sivak Bobby Skall Lynn Slezak Shannon Smeeton Brian Smith Doug Smith Elinor Smith Lisa Smith Maren Smith Melissa Smith Shannon Smith John Snodgrass David Somerville Glenn Soper Sid Sosa David Spage Julie Spain Greg Speier David Sphar Jane Stafford Heather Stallman Scott Jones enjoys his lunch outdoors in the sunshine. 118 People

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Don Ripper Carl Rish Ginger Rittenhouse Wearing his football jersey. Greg Gisca enjoys looking at booths in the Pall Festival. Chris Rives Pat Rizzi Jason Roberts Ken Roberts Brian Robertspn Heather Roche Ed Rockwell Paul Roelle Pat Rohrbough Rochelle Romney Kelsey Roosma Beth Rose Megan Roseborough Deborah Rosenfield Tony Ross James Rouse Katherine Rumrill Susie Russ Everett Russell Stefan Russell Vida Russell Sean Ryan Tim Ryan Jenny Saffron Georgia Sakell Julie Sampson Charles Samuels Lisa Samuels Todd SanMartin Juan Santana Lisa Santavicca Jay Saltier Dawn Savitski Jeff Scannell Joe Scavetti Becky Schaffer Phil Schallcr Eric Schmelzer Andrew Schmidt Rebecca Schnitker Pete Schulz Freshmen 117

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Craig Thomas Mironda Thomas Peter Thomas Steven Thomas Sondra Thomasy Mike Thompson Fred Thompson Scott Thompson Skip Thornton Brian Tilton Susan Tisdel Mike Tisler Stan Toney Ray Tramposch Kiel Tran Tim Trezona Chris Stancil Nicole Stansbury Audric Stauffer Jennifer Steele John Steele Lara Steele Chris Stewart Tom Stewart Jeff Stovall Jon Strande Lesley Stuhler Lisa Stumpf Beth Sullivan Colleen Sullivan Gary Sutherland Sandy Sutley Denise Sutton Mark Swain Steve Swanger Dan Sweeney Dawn Sweeny John Szostak Kim Szostak Cary Talbot Chris Tarpley Karen Taylor Carolyn Tempel Tammy Theiss OUT TO HUNCH Lunchtime was the one substantial break students received during the school day. It lasted 35 minutes and students spent much of that time waiting in line or trying to find a seat. A freshman student always found a friend or two interspersed among the mob of people clamoring to eat. Many freshmen congregated at a certain table where they discussed with their friends the trials and joys of the day. The wide variety of food made lunchtime very satisfying to students' stomachs and morale. Freshmen 119