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

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On the first day of school, John Goodall questions Mrs. Agresta concerning a schedule change. In her first period gourmet foods class. Vikki Schaller discovers that making exotic cuisines also involves washing the dishes. Helen Smith Jeff Smith Pat Smith Steve Smith Whitney Smith Mark Soh Shannon Souvenir Sara Sowders Susan Spagnola Irene Sipe Jim Siriano Brian Sivak Becky Skaggs Paige Skanchy Shelly Skinner Suzanne Sheats Lisa Simpson 158 People

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Bob Root Suzanne Rossi Mark Russell Doug Rutherford Joe Saffron Ronnie Sampson Rebecca Samuels Dina Santavicca Donna Savage Vikki Schaller Mike Scherago Margaret Schneider WEEKEND DAGE Becoming a junior was almost like being promoted from a lieutenant colonel to a full col- onel. Hard work and new respon- sibilities were put upon the junior class, and right along with the work came all of the good times. Growing up meant looking ahead and starting to think about the future; which college to attend, SAT’s, college applications, and keeping grades up. all at the same time. Life was frustrating at times, but the weekends made it a little easier to cope. It really didn’t matter where the students went, whether it was a party, a movie, or just cruising around, anything to get out of the house. The good times spent with friends would not be soon forgotten as the Class of ’85 looked forward to the day when they would rule the school. Connie Schock Rob Schrimsher Eric Schwalbcr Julie Scott Suzie Scott Mike Scroggs Dan Seale Elizabeth Seaver Julie Sebastianclli Tonya Scdar Shashi Sharma Jennifer Sharpe At an after school practice before the Homecoming Game. Laura Hartford directs the marching band. Juniors 157

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Vanessa Spevacek Chris St. Amant Kelly Stamback Mikan Stamenkovich Sarah Stanley Mary Starinieri Laurie Sleeker Scott Stephens Barnaby Stewart Kathy Stewart Kathy Stocker Drew Slone Greg Stoner Barbie Stuckey Cathy Stiller Diane Stupar Rich Suchy Sonja Sweede Yvonne Tedrick Karen Tcmperley WOEK FOECls TT or juniors, a job meant busy weekends and week-nights. Most juniors enjoyed their jobs, hether they involved serving hungry istomers at Roy Rogers’, lifeguarding a local pool, or working at a clothing ore. As well as providing feelings of dependence and responsibility, a job so gave juniors a chance to meet new iople. For some, a job was the ticket r earning money toward a college lucation, a car, or just to have some ctra spending money. Since the jobs ere only part-time, most students ere still able to join extra-curricular ;tivities and -complete homework ;signments. While Mrs. Price awaits impending laughter. Kenny Brandon attempts to explain the reason for his tardiness. Juniors 159