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

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Steve Brown and Roland Ray amuse the audience with their outstanding portrayal of Mr. Rogers (Brown! and Mr. Stamback (Ray) during the Christmas Show on December 17. Tim Gray diligently practices playing his guitar afterschool during a rehearsal for an upcoming concert. Members of the Symphonic Chorale swing into ac- tion as they sing Ten Feet of Snow . )uring a Symphonic Band concert. Duane Barber. David Welch. Mike Montgomery. Chris Cheka, and Sophomore Danny Cook tries on his tuxedo as he ick Filier help to make it a success as they play Sleigh Bells. waits for the Symphonic Orchestra performance. High School Music 307

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A Musical Touch Throughout the year, the high school music program enter- tained everyone with several outstanding performances. On December 17. the Symphonic Chorale delighted the audience with some popular Christmas songs as well as entertaining them with their amusing skits. On December 6, the Symphonic Orchestra played a variety of songs ranging from Sleigh Bells to “Happy Hanukkah”. On December 8, the Sym- phonic Band displayed their musical talent as they strived for success. In addition, the Swing Singers swung into action again as they thrilled everyone with their singing and dancing abilities. Finally, the Guitar Ensemble played the popular tunes “It Doesn’t Have to Be That Way and We Need a Little Christmas as the audience listened intently. On the whole, the high school music program added a special touch to the school as the members shared their musical abilities with the audiences. Niko Kyriopoulos conducts the Symphonic Or- chestra Show during the December 8th concert. During the Christmas Show on December 17. eight members of the Symphonic Chorale thrill the audience with Let's Boogie Around the Christmas Tree . In Guitar Ensemble. Heather Peterson and Billy Quade practice for an upcoming concert. Bill Cocolis strives for perfection as he d lights everyone with his talent on the violi 306 Student Life

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High Fashion An eclectic look in fashions was seen throughout the halls of Lake Braddock. Students were no longer stereotyped by the clothes they wore; they had their individual preferences. Many people took interest in the ever popular Vans. O.P.’s and Espirit lines, pinstripe pants, and camouflage pants and shirts. Attire was livened up by adding personal touches such as scarves, ties, and ban- danas. Parachute pants, mini-skirts, muscle-shirts, sweat clothes, and Commander Salamander shirts were also common sights among the student body. Tammy Payne commented The clothes this year are not as trendy; we've been sticking to the more classical styles. Varied clothing styles on the market today provided students with endless choices to suit every mood or passing fancy. Taking notes in her first period class. Caroline Williams adds a personal touch to her muscle shirt complete with bandanas and David Bowie buttons. While participating in the NHS skit during the Fall Follies. Andrew Frio and Clay Cosby display a popular fashion trend of 1983-84: camouflage pants. Supporting her “Commander Salamander sweatshirt. Lisa Walls uses B lunch to catch up on h Algebra II-Trig homework. 308 Student Life