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

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Robert Nelson and Laura Schweizer sing If Ever I Would Love You at the Swing Singers Fall Festival performance. Marching Band members Matt Lcdmen and Todd Ferich work on master- ing “Cantell for an upcoming competition. Students in Mr. Bly’s third period Concert II class look up in anticipation of his next direction. 16 Academics

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Gathered together. SGA members discuss the important events of Homecoming week. In their yearbook class. Michelle Sedar is struck with a sudden inspira- tion while Jay Boyd seriously concentrates on his story. In an effort to place all essential page elements in proper order, yearbook staff member Amy Goldsmith organizes her materials. Bear Facts Staff: T. Abrams. A. Anderson. I). Anderson. G. Alik. K. Barbuschak. J. Bealor. R. Benedetto. S. Benson. K. Bishop. A. Black. C. Black. M. Boehmer, S. Brannan. J. Brinker. S. Brown. A. Bryce. K. Buck. M. Bunster, P. Burns. D. Burke. J. Butler. B. Byers. T. Cademartori. L. Caldwell. A. Campbell. D. Cerra. K. Colocotronis. L. Comstock. E. Cook. F. Cooper. K. Crennan. A. Critelli. R. Cuejilo. J. Cunningham. T. Daniels. C. Degman. C. Deliee. H. Delisle. J. Demartino. J. Devarona. B. Dimmel. C. Dooley. C. Dugan. J. Duhadway. M. Dumas. M. Eissing. L. Ferraiuolo. M. Fiano. S. Fisk. T. Gariepy. R. Garthwaite. J. Gilcrest, C. Glitzner. D. Goldsmith. T. Gosy. T. Groves. S. Gupta. D. Guy. R. Haines. R. Hall. S. Harris. D. Haveron. M. Heiser, B. Herting. D. Hill. R. Horne. K. Jurek. S. Keeton. J. Kelly. W. LaRue. S. Layton. M. Lefkowitz. W. Levitz. R. Lewis. C. Ligon, L. Lipkin. K. Lowe. J. Luca. V. Lupo, J. Madril, T. Marcoux, C. McDonald. B. Mosley. D. Moyer. J. Mullan. S. Muscanclla. M. Nagy, A. Nelson. M. Newell. C. Nolan. S. Nolan. K. Nicholson. T. O’Brien. K. Olson. T. O'Shell. J. Otto. T. Owens. P. Pacheco. C. Page. M. Parowski. R. Patten. E. Payton. K. Pcrine. G. Plummer. G. Powers. L. Pritchard. P. Pufnock. M. Quade. C. Rives. J. Ridley. T. Roberts. E. Sarnes. S. Sharma. T. Shepherd. B. Sizemore. C. Smith. H. Smith. D. Spage. V. Spevacek. L. Stephens. S. Stofko. D. Stone. J. Stovall. C. Sutherland. T. Tate. S. Thornton. D. Turner. R. Tyre. D; Wheeler. D. White. D. Wicker. D. Williams. P. Williams. K. Wirkus. B. Wolff. J. Woodbury. N. Woods. S. Yauger SGA: Officers: J. Davis. S. Souvenir. J. Cunn- ingham. K. Leap: Members: D. Ball. K. Bar buschak. S. Bottrell. K. Bustos. J. Clapper. L. Cof- fey. C. Cole. C. Cox, D. Dooley. L. Ferraiuelo. T. Flester. G. Franklin. S. Garretson. K. Geiger. D. Inciardi. D. Kalleres. C. Kerrigan. C- Keys. J. Kime. T. Kubo. B. Melton. J. Otto. J. Patel. A. Patton. J. Pena. L. Podolny, C. Primoli. L. Rascall. M. Reinbold. J. Rowsie. C. Roy. D. San tavicca. V. Santavicca. C. Schoeneberg. J. Scott. J. Sexton. L. Simpson. P. Skanchy. K. Smith. M. Sullivan. J. Thomas. M. Wayland. C. Williams. K. Yates Yearbook: Editor-in-chief: P. Riek: Business Manager: J. Smith: Editors: V. Dean. T. Kubo. T. McGraa. K. Reinbold, K. Richardson. R. Ripper. C. Snee. D. Stupar: Staff: D. Armstrong. A. Ar- nold. M. Atkinson. N. Baker. J. Boyd. D. Boyle. P. Burns. K. Burtnett. K. Carley. R. Carraway. K. Cloud. B. Cole. P. Cook, C. Downing, K. Gaffney. M. Gesiatto, A. Goldsmith. B. Gregorio. M. Hochman. G. Hogan. B. Hopkins. D. LaVerghetta. M. Lippincott, B. Manners. D. Mayfield. J. McGraw. V. Medeiros. C. Moore. L. Morris. S. Myers. F. Novi. D. Parris. J. Parker. T. Patel. K. Rice. S. Riek. C. Rish. J. Robinson. H. Roche. S. Russel. M. Sedar, S. Timmeney. K. Tisdel, V. Todd. V. Yim Journalism SGA 15

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MO AB TO SUCCESS v-j A V ere Dr. Alwood’s second yk wk period announcements ever V V listened to? If they were, students might have heard him men- tion one of the various awards that the Bruin Music Department received throughout the year. Since there were more students involved in music this year than ever before, it took a lot of ef- fort on everyone’s part to coordinate their musical abilities to perfection. Their efforts, however, were balanced by the rewards of being a top-rated Music Department. Many afterschool rehearsals, as well as home practice, were necessary to perfect every musical production. Every performing group demanded and received the best from all its members. Thus, perfection stayed at the top of everyone's list. As a result, many top honors went to the musical Bruins, making everyone Pro- ud To Be A Bruin. Carol I)eAngelis concentrates on her music dur- ing concert class. Mary Siatis and Sandy Cohn practice “Artistry and Rhythm for the fast approaching State Band Festival. Music 17