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

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I n The Beginning CLASS OF '86: Sponsor: Karl Stutt, Pres.: Mark. Wayland, V. Pres: Karen Farlano, Sec.: Lynn Calvert, Treas.: Kim Curuthers. Historian: Anne Cirrilo. CLASS OF '87: Sponsors: Pat Arthur, Kay Ellis, Steve Holley, Carole Hoover. Pres.: Scott Faust, V. Pres.: Michelle Murray, Treas.: Chip Whitestone. Recorder: Jeff Stovale, Historian: Stefan Hasten. As he atches the progress of the lf»th-gradespc»sor Mr. ks nle—Mttonnh the resu 'air. The start of another year marked one of great importance to the in- termediate classes. For the class of '87, the birth of their secondary school careers was one of the most prominent events. Activities, including a visit to Gettysburg and a trip to Leewood Nursing Home, were a few ways this introduction was made easier. With the elder class, the attention was focused on in-school activities, culminating with the Braddock County Country Fair. The coopera- tion between the two classes, however, was how the first years at the school were really made memorable. This work lasted throughout the year, but reigned supreme during Homecoming, when the intermediates won the float content. The start of secon- dary school was a significant time, and the classes of ’86 and '87 bridged this threshold with ex- emplary spirit. The leaders of the up and coming class of '86. Anne Cirillo, Karen Farlano. Kim Curuthe Mark Wayland, and Lynn Calvert, rest after helping plan the intermediate dance.

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On The Rise CLASS OF '85: Sponsor: Jackie Deckel, President: Shannon Souvenir, Vice- President: Melissa McNulty, Secretary: Janine Smith, Treasurer: Bonnie Cary. In September, the Class of ’85 took a big step forward when they became the ninth freshman class to inhabit the school since it open- ed in 1974. This step toward adulthood was not easy to make but the Class of ’85’s sponsor, Mrs. Jackie Deckel, along with the freshman class officers, Shannon Souvenier, Melissa McNulty, Janine Smith, and Bonnie Cary, and the class council, who were chosen in the second quarter, gave the class a “boost” on their rise upward. The year started out well with the Homecoming float plac- ing third in the float competition. The ninth graders were off to a good start with a small step upstairs but a giant leap into their future. he Class of '85 officers stand in front of one of the many spirit promoting murals in SS 3. The ‘85 class council gathers before a meeting to discuss class night. Clubs 229

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ixcellence V Performing We’ve Only Just Begun, Cheryl Williams entertains at the NHS in- duction ceremony. One of the highest honors confer- red upon a student is induction in- to the National Honor Society. For those juniors and seniors selected, the requirements were not easy. Papers accounting their qualities of character, citizenship, leader- ship and service had to be written, and the students were required to excel in academics. Even after ad- mittance was achieved, these at- tributes were not discarded. The continued tutoring of English, history, math, and science was the most prominent outlet for these qualities. The hard work of these honor students also went into maintaining the necessary 3.5 academic average. The standards of excellence were once again upheld by the National Honor Society. )ld members as well as new members, attending their first meeting, listen as the subject of utoring is dicussed. s the meeting progresses, the lecture of virs. Reynolds is not lost upon Jamie Winters. Plans for part of the social side of the NHS. a trip to Leewood. are heard by new members Alan Bushnell and Ingrid Friedt. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Sponsor: Ann Reynolds. Pres.: Larry Rosenberger, V. Pres.: Cindy Ackerman, Sec.: Wendy Adams. Historian: Audrey Short. Executive Council: Katy Greico, Maria Hanahoe, Robert Hauser. 8rian Moore. Members: Karen Adair, Stacia Ahearn, Beth Andrews. Sally Arai, Lora Bates. Marc Beebe. Kristy Benton, Becky Beuchler, Scott Blackwell. Andy Block, Scott Boalick, Jim Bondi. Lisa Bowley, Kathy Broome, Tony Bui. Jon Burks, Alan Bushnell, Patty Byrns. Paul Cassell, Janet Caswell. Ruth Charon, Sharon Christianson. Joe Cirillo. Lisa Cle- ment. Richard Coryell. Cindy Cosby. Mary Cowperthwaite. Steve Culberson. Sofia Dembrauskas. Laura Danzi, Clayton Davis, David Davis, Luba Demchuk, Yvonne Demory. Beth Dernbach, Ann Drake, Jan Dugan. Rod Durham. Kathy Eisenberg, An- drea Eisenson, Vickie Ernest, Laura Essman, Julie Evetts, David Feisen, Sheila- Fintel, Ingrid Friedt. Karen Fry. Martha Gan- dy. Andrew Gesparich, Laura Gauer. Paige George, Kelly Glass. Thomas Gregario, Lauren Gruendel, Holly Guynn. Kristin Hallenberg. Brian Hecht. Cheryl Hedspeth, Laurel Heneghen. Patrick Hirl, Lac Hoang, Linda Horning. An Huang. Mark Hushower. Tom Hytry. Tae Im. Karen Juhasz. Joe Jurin- ski, Robin Karst. Sherri Karst. Theresa Kastner, Ameeta Kauer. Beth Keeling. Kathy King, Robin Knepp. Sheryll Kronk. Karen Kulp, James Lampton, Karen Levin. Gordon Long. Haw-Minn Lu, Michelle Lykins. Lisa Magnone. Steven Manz, Mark Martinez. Michelle Masaitis. John Metzier, Susan Montgomery. Greg Moody, Rita Morello. Jennifer Morsch. Mike Muldoon, Christy Mylks, Richard Nidever. Julie Nielsen, Todd Ninneman, Theresa Nydem, Lee Ocker, Ted O'Neil. Tom Ondrof. Tamara Page. Tina Pappas, Kathy Patten. Janet Pelzel. Bonnie Pierce, Cheryl Primoli. Diana Pryor. Ellen Rafferty. Mary Reilly. Susan Renaud. Julie Repass. Bonnie Richardson, Tom Roesh, Steven Rogers. Amy Roth. Michelle Runge. Joey Russell, Holly Sales. Brian Samuels. Lisa Simonetta. Heidi Smith. Nancy Smith, Margo Snyder. Sunghee Soh. Stacey Staats, Rita Stamoulas. Carrie Stewart. Cynthia Strange. Brian Strecker. Liz Stutzman. Diann Szczypinski, Chad Talbot. Lielani Tamura. Mike Thomas. Tracy Thomas. Anne Tisler. Sara Trexler. Tomiana Trimm. Robert Tuten, Irene Uesato. Emma Valerio. Lorene Ward. Margaret Webb. Barbara Weedman. Barbara Weger, Cheryl Williams. Jamie Winters. Yvonne Zambo. Clubs 231