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

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As the lights dim. Beth Schamm begins to sing What I Did For Love.' Enjoying themselves at the Variety Show, Chris Ammen and Kent h acken- thall do a take off of an E. F. Hutton «•' mercial. Full of excitement, seventh grade drama students Tracy Dunco. Nacho Aldas. Brendon Smeeton and Jason Harris act out a fight scene in Bad Bart.” In a more intense manner, Jason McGra ex presses his feelings while singing “To Be Star.” Student Life 298

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 Outs INS o kJ O' Gv L - i L L Ankle boots Baggies Bandanas - Bright colors Caffeine-free sodas Camouflage ' Chi-Chi’s 01 Chicken McNuggets Curly haif I ( ckX Dots Double-pierced ears Fast food Fingernail polish Flag shirts Flannel shirts Flashdance” look Flat heels French fries Fruit rolls Geometric shirts Georgetown Gray Gunne saxs Guys with earrings Half shirts Health spas Hillary’s Gourmet Ice Cream Parlor Jumpsuits Lacrosse Leather clothes Loose clothing with belts Mini-skirts MTV New Wave Nutra sweet Oreo ice cream Pink Pin striped jeans Pizza Police Pumps Punk glasses Rock videos Rugby Sweaters Thin ties for girls Turned up collars , ■ Unicorn 6 Webster” The following results are from a survey taken by 25 percent of the stu- dent body during November 1983. OUTS Afros Arcades Azooztah Baseball shirts Beer shirts Bell bottom pants Bleached hair Bow ties Brooke Shields Country music Dallas Cowboys Disco Dungeons and Dragons E.T. Friendship pins Guys with long hair Hairspray Headbands High heels High waters Horn rimmed glasses James Watt Knee socks Legwarmers “Love Boat Lunch boxes id Neal Heanson Peanut butter and jelly Polyester pants Quiche Records Ribbon barrettes Ripped jeans Rod Stewart Rubik’s cube Saccharine Saddle shoes Skateboarding Skin tight jeans Slacks Smoking Springfield Mall Stationwagons Super cords Tight sweaters Valley girls Video games $ Favorites and ins outs 297

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• at its Finest Talent encouraging fitness, Sarah Stanley, Kirstin Dalgard and Michelle ier execute The Twenty Minute Workout. Presenting the theme You’re the Top, the annual Variety Show was presented on October 21st and 22nd. The Variety Show promoted the drama department’s musical Anything Goes and the intermediate production of Coming of Age to open this fall and spring respectivly. The evening included everything from musical skits to singing and dancing. Many theatre and drama students par- ticipated in the show. Acts such as “Putting on the Ritz by the in- termediates and Twenty Minute Workout’’ performed by Kirsten Dalgard, Michelle Fournier and Sarah Stanley. The performances proved to be enjoyable to both the audience and the cast. Michelle Fournier com- mented, In addition to raising money to fund Anything Goes, we had a lot of fun doing the show, and it came together better than expected.” Mr. Petty and Mr. Rumberger's fifth period drama class portrays a skit of the Wild West. In a satire of the Calvin Klein commercial. Sarah Stanley imitates the model Martina. Variety Show 299