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

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Cheerleaders Lielani Tamura and Robby Davis use their spirit to support the Bruins in the 27 to 7 victory against Stuart. Bill Dunning Keith Dupont Angie Durgin Rod Durham Mariam Ebrahimi Andrea Eisenson Walter Ellis Jeannine Engle WVWWVVVVVVVVVUVWVS.VVVVVVVVVW WS.WVbWVWWVWS Sheila Eschenfeider Scott Evans Will Everly Susan Fall T.J. Ferrantino Bruce Fields Michelle Fields John Flack Debbie Flatau Bridget Foley Alan Fon Renee Forcier David Foster Joann Fox Mike Fraley 106 Flight Crew

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John Dalrymple Jean Daly Sofia Dambrauskas Jim Danzi Patricia Darr Brian Davidson David Davis Julia Davis Robert Davis Christopher Dedlam Paula Delia Jennette Delong What was one of the biggest events of the junior year? It was the ordering of class rings! At the beginning of October, envelopes containing pamphlets, blue plastic ring sizes, and order forms were distributed during homeroom. Ex- citement soon began to vibrate throughout the class as Jostens set up their ring arrangement in SS Vi's display case. From that time on, all one could hear was what style of ring and what type of stone one would order. After the actual ordering was accomplished, the Junior class waited many long months until the spring ring breakfast, where they received their rings and began to turn them the traditional 83 times. Tracy Dembinski Luba Demchuk Yvonne Demory Steve Denney Philip Deoudes Joan Dick Billy Dill Lisa Dipietrantonio Kathy Dobberman Steve Dove James Downs Adam Drimer Debbie Duff Jan Dugan Bill Dunning Juniors 105

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wvvwwvvwww Trisha Frederick Elisabeth Friedman Ingrid Friedt Melinda Frostic Mike Funderburk Trisha Galbraith Ron Gamble Deanna Gardner Joe Gaskins William Gavan Laura Gaver Karen Geisler jump STMT A tremendous roar filled the air as the engines were ignited and the drivers reved their cars to show off their individual power. Power itself was what members of the Class of ’83 had from the go signal in September until the last time the bell rang in June. Everyone was in- volved in harder academic sub- jects and with the new pluses in the grading scale, they were able to make the high grades that col- leges would be looking for in the near future. Many new activities were begun socially when they reached the middle-teen age that made transportation, communica- tion, and overall conversation with others easier. Leaving a cloud of smoke in their wake, the juniors certainly made a jump start toward the finish line they would cross the following year. Nicole Georges Kristi Gillen Liza Gipson Kelly Glass Carolyn Glenn Becca Golas Chris Goode Dan Goodslte Gina Graham Ruth Graham Tom Green Kim Greenough Juniors 107