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

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The following results are from a survey taken by 25 percent of the stu- dent body during November 1983. Top of the Charts FAVORITE ROCK GROUPS 1. Def Leppard 2. The Police 3. Journey 4. Rush 5. Quiet Riot 6. Men at Work 7. Duran Duran 8. Loverboy 9. Rolling Stones; Van Halen 10. Pink Floyd; Led Zeppelin FAVORITE FAVORITE NFL SOAP OPERAS FOOTBALL TEAMS 1. General Hospital 1. Washington Redskins 2. Guiding Light 2. Dallas Cowboys 3. All My Children 3. Pittsburgh Steelers 4. Days of our Lives 4. Miami Dolphins 5. The Young and the Restless 5. L.A. Raiders; San Diego Chargers 6. Another World 6. Philadelphia Eagles 7. As the World Turns 7. L.A. Rams 8. Loving 8. Seattle Seahawks 9. Capitol 9. Green Bay Packers 10. Search for Tomorrow 10. Denver Broncos FAVORITE FAVORITE T.V. SHOWS SINGERS 1. Cheers 1. Michael Jackson 2. The A-Team 2. David Bowie 3. Mash 3. Billy Joel 4. Family Ties 4. Bonnie Tyler 5. Magnum P.I. 5. Pat Benatar 6. Three’s Company 6. Sting; Lionel Richie 7. Hill Street Blues 7. Brian Adams 8. Remington Steele 8. Joe Elliot 9. Webster 9. Rick Springfield; Geddy Lee 10. Friday Night Videos OooOotf. T'cniMf'. 10. Robert Plant; Kenny Rogers FAVORITE RADIO STATIONS FAVORITE T.V. OR MOVIE STARS 1. Tom Cruise 1. DC 101 2. Eddie Murphy 2. WAVA 105 3. Mr. T. 3. Q107 4. Tom Selleck 4. 98 ROCK 5. John Stamos 5. 93 WKYS 6. Clint Eastwood 6. KIX 106 7. Christie Brinkley 7. WPGC 8. Heather Thomas 8. WHFS 9. Richard Pryor 9. OK 100 10. XTRA 104 10. Harrison Ford; Richard Gere FAVORITE MOVIES 1. Risky Business. Kr.iroJ l e. 2. 48 Hours 3. Return of the Jedi 4. Flashdance 5. Trading Places 6. E.T. 7. War Games; Never Say Never Again 8. All the Right Moves 9. First Blood; The Right Stuff 10. An Officer and a Gentleman FAVORITE SONGS 1. Total Eclipse of the Heart-Bonnie Tyler 2. Cum on Feel the Noize-Quiet Riot 3. Rock of Ages-Def Leppard 4. PYT-Michael Jackson 5. King of Pain-Police; One Thing Leads to another-The Fixx 6. Beat It-Michael Jackson; Safety Dance- Men Without Hats 7. Every Breath You Take-Police; Bur- ning Down the House-Talking Heads 8. Foolin’-Def Leppard 9. Uptown Girl-Billy Joel 10. Making Love Out of Nothing at All- Air Supply •Let's W tc,r ii KrTM Rpu • J r iA tr i£ • brst 296 Student Life

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jj tAnything Goes!! ZZ T eing in Anything Goes was B the greatest. We worked ™ hard, but the close friend- ships formed and the success of the show made it all worth it, exclaimed Variny Yim, who played the role of Ching. Anything Goes, a broadway musical written by Cole Porter, was produced by the theatre department under the direction of Mr. V. C. Jones. This was the first musical produced where school-wide auditions were held, and the turnout was surprising. Many rehearsals were spent perfecting the singing, acting, and dancing of the 65 person chorus and cast. All of the dance routines were choreographed by Barbara Sheppard and Judy Johnston. The pit band, directed by Chris Johnston, accompanied the cast in the many varieties of musical numbers and added to the spice of the show. The many long rehearsals put in by the cast and directors paid off by the success of the show, which received four standing ovations. Summed up by chorus member Stephanie Franklin, “Anything Goes was a fantastic ex- perience for both the cast and directors and provided many new friendships for the people involved. It was hard work, but we managed to make it a success. Taking a romantic stroll across the deck of the ship. Hope Hartcourt(Karen Stark) talks with Sir Evelyn(Carl Dobberman) about their wedding. illy CrockerlRick Berry), posing as public Reno SweeneytSherry Adams) and her AngelstJulie Bruce. Laurie Johnson. Robyn Caruthers) discuss lemy number one, chats with the their past success in New York as they prepare to sing Take Me Back To Manhattan. aptainIRalph Havens) about his adventures ; the leading criminal and his present fame. Anything Goes 295

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