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

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Kenan Kidd Kim Kidwcll J.J. Kieley Chris Kim Ho Kim Virginia Kim Shelly Kiper Roger Kiper Kathleen Kirwin John Klaras Kara Klaren Sabra Klein Rich Knudson Maggie Koch Jason Kohl Joanne Kolata David Korte Jason Kosl Marisa Kraus Vince Kraus Cliff Krug David Kwiatkowski Jennifer Lacheman Maureen Lacy Daniel LaFond Jeff Laird Peter I tmporte PM Landa Amy Lane Pat Lane Mike Langguth Scott Langley Jason Lanman Leslie Laposta Giving her best impression of Annie Oakley. Leigh Vanaerpool keenly aims at the distasnt target ahead. Jennifer Lappc Tiffany Larsen 92 People

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Reid Hovey Esther Huffman Kevin Hunt Lesley Hutcheson Anne Hyatt Nancy Hymes While enjoying their lunch, eighth graders gather together to discuss the latest gossip and make plans for the week-end. Eric Illemszky Shannon Inson Julie Jachmin Jeff Jagiclski Lara Johnson Marcus Johnston Dana Jones Paul Jones Sherri Jones David Jordan Kelly Jorgenson David Jungmann Ed Kacena Stacy Karb Kurt Keller Chris Kelley Beth Kelly Laura Kent Ken Kerrigan Kelly Keyes Arjun Khare Eighth Grade 91

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Jennifer Latona Kristina Lattin Chris Layman Keith Lazorchak Cathy Lee Debby Lee Kyong-Un Lee Kyung Lee Yom Lee Sulin Lee Phil Leech Chi Lcng Lin Leng Teresa Leonard Stephanie Lerche Stephan Lesley Chad Lewis Steven Lilly Paul Lipari Adam Lipkin Grif Lippencott Rich Livingston Jennifer Lockhart Pete Lofgren Chris Long Richard Loza Jason Leuttinger Scott Lukowsky Rachel Manasan Lisa Mank Lee Marburger Steven Marchiando Kristina Marinovich Mike Markcrt Megan Marlcr Evan Marmotl Nathan Marsden Vikki Marsh Chris Martin Lisa Marx Brilliant sound and fantastic lighting added a special touch to the first intermediate dance of the year. Eighth graders felt privileged to be the sponsors of such a successful extravaganza. Unlike the high school dances, a dress code was enforced — NO JEANS! Inside the cafeteria, many popular songs were chanted such as “Beat It,” “Let’s Dance,” and “Safety Dance.” Even a few oldies but goodies were played like “Stairway to Heaven,” “Freebird,” and “Whip It.” Bringing in a ma- jority of both the seventh and eighth graders, the first in- termediate dance was concluded as the “main event” for the first quarter. Staci Lumpkin Mia Macaluso Ricardo Madrazo Michelle Malebranche DANCE EEVEE Eighth Grade 93