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

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Ruth Blackmcr Hillary Blair Alvssa Blakelock Maria Blanco' Rich Bly John Bogan Mike Boland Michele Bombardiere Kristin Yohe flips through a football program while Tracey Roosma con- centrates on the Groveton football game. Carlton Bonilla Chris Bonner Kim Booth Guy Borda Susan Bottrell Dave Bova Dana Bower Bonnie Bowles John Boyd Staci Boyer Ken Brandon Scott Brannan Bruce Brinker Alex Brown Julie Brown Steve Brown Paola Brown Susan Brun April Bucklinger Rich Bucovaz Kathryn Bullard Tim Bunker Mark Bunster Anita Burba Vicki Burnett Kim Burtnett Kelly Butler Kevin Butler Tim Byrnes Tanessa Cabe 144 People

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Creighton Abrams Mike Abrams Matt Adams Sharon Adams Brad Ahlskog Sandy Albaugh Steve Atkinson Stephanie Bageant Karen Bagley Terri Baker Jacqueline Balcclls David Anderson Michelle Anderson Danelle Armstrong Andy Arnold Emma Artinian Geff Bergh Karl Berman Richard Berry Rachael Beuchler Scott Bicknell Kevin Bingham Shane Allen Kathy Almstedt Ray Ammalucci Swing Singer. Kelly Stamback provides entertainment by singing a solo while the judges determine the winners of the Fall Follies. Dawn Ball Paul Barker Frances Barney John Barry Eileen Bartnett Christy Bello Kristen Benedetto Rocky Benedetto Joan Bennett Lynda Benson Scott Benson John Bealor Juniors 143

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Erin Corning Ken Cox Doug Collier Laura Collins Jennifer Colly Lorraine Consoli Jeff Cooper Shaun Cooper Ron Cadle Anne Caldwell Dan Calhoun Pamela Calhoun Amy Campbell Andrew Campbell David Campbell Kevin Caponecchi Kathleen Carlev Rhctt Carlson David Carmichael Scott Carpenter Ron Carreiro Tina Carro Robert Carswell Bonnie Cary Tina Casagrande Gina Cascio Kristi Cassell Stefanie Causey Chris Cecka Karen Champigny Elaine Charron Jennifer Chestnut Michele Chiaramida Chris Childers Phil Christensen Rob Churchman Joe Claman John Claman TTTN eady and roaring to go... the ILv Class of ‘85 started the new school year. The juniors began their year with a major change with relocation in Subschools V and VI where they would spend their two re- maining years of high school. This new location brought much confusion in fin- ding classes, meeting friends, and shar- ing the space with seniors. In addition, the new location gave the class a feel- ing of importance, they were finally one of the two top powers in the school. Keeping the feeling strong, they sailed through Homecoming, ordered their class rings, took PSAT’s, SAT’s, and final exams, and examined possibilities of college. Even though the pace they set was fast, together the Class of ‘85 kept up the spirit and enthusiasm throughout their junior year. Juniors 145