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

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Antiqui, or, in English, classic, was a word that described Latin, the language, and, equally as well, the kind of year the Latin Club and the Latin Honor Society had. Competi- tion in Latin was the biggest part of this classic year. The meet, sponsored by the Virginia Junior Classical League early in the year, provided competition where the club showed its talent. The various certamina, or Latin contests, and the Latin Bowl were other ex- amples of this competition. But, the crowning achievement of the year was the actual hosting of one of these Latin contests in the spr- ing. A good year cannot be all work though, so the club and the honor society made t-shirts advertising Latin and ended the year with their traditional picnic. It was an outstanding year for the Latin Club and the Latin Honor Society. The arrival of new members diverts the attent'en of Sara Trexler and Kathy King from the study of a book. LATIN HONOR SOCIETY: Sponsor: Bette Jean Bartelmes. Pres.: Andrew Frie, Sara Trexler, V.Pres.: Lilian Snuffer, Sec.: Michelle Lykins, Treas.: Nathan Norris. Members: David Davis. Bryant Draper, Lisa Hastey, Laurel Heneghan, Joe Jurinski, Kathy King, Haw Minn Lu, Matt Matsuda, Sean Smeeton, Bill Sunner, Nancy Van de Meulebroecke. LATIN CLUB: Pres.: Joe Jurinski, V. Pres.: Lilian Snuffer, Sec.: Kathy King, Treas.: David Davis. Cheryl Ann Blain, Cathy Bush, Susan Campbell, Roel Cuejilo, Bryant Draper, Andrew Frie, Lisa Hastey, Laurel Heneghen, Laura Johnson, Kay Jurinski. Mike Jurinski, Emily Kinsler, Chip Kirkegaard. Haw Minn Lu, Michelle Lykins. Mark McDowell. Mike McFarlane, Julie Matos, Matt Matsuda. Chris Miller, Denise Minor, Sean Nolan. Nathan Norris. Sean Smeeton, Chad Snee. Jennifer Staton, Doug Stuntz, Bill Sunner. Sara Trexler. Nancy Van de Meulebroecke, Lorene Ward. Peter Ward, Robert Ward, Doug Williams. Mary Beth Wootan, Monica Wooten, Joshua Yamamoto. Greg Yamamoto. An interesting detail of the Latin 2 Seen togetner alter discussing an upcoming contest is the Latin Club, workbook is pointed out to Nathan Norris by Mike McFarlane. Clubs 243

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I 5 s, Tr i n k, u nd 5e i Froh GERMAN HONOR SOCIETY: Sponsor: In- geborg Boggess. Pres.: Ingrid Friedt. V. Pres.: Heidi Smith. Sec.-Treas.: Sofia Dam- brauskas. Members: Marc Beebe, Ann Guiberson. Robert Hauser, Michael Hansen, John Metzler, Terri Parsons. Steve Rogers, Amy Roth, Lisa Simonetta, Brian Strecker, Patricia Strecker, Robert Tuten. GERMAN CLUB: Marc Beebe, David Ben- son. Eric Bentsen, Kris Bentsen, John Campbell, Sharon Christensen. Kim Clark, Erik Cook. Tom Cramsie, Rick Filer, Heidi Friedt, Tom Green. Michael Hansen. Robert Hauser, Li Heard, Jin Kim, James Lampton, John McSweeny, John Metzler. Mike Mon- tgomery, Cindy Moore, Richard Nidever. Terri Parsons, John Phinney. Jim Randall, Steve Reinhardt, Gary Richardson, Steve Rogers, Amy Roth, Joseph Russell, Kollor Russell, Gerhard Schroeter. Brenda Sedar. Brian Strecker. Patricia Strecker. Mike Stuckey, Tracy Thomas, Oavid Turk, Suzy Turk. Robert Tuten, Angie Winegart. Mark Winegart. If German culture was needed, one could look to the German Club and Honor Society to provide it. The members recreated and enacted this culture at various Oktoberfests and at practices of Teutonic dances. Tutoring by the honor society helped with the study of the language and the culture. The meeting with other German clubs at the state German convention, during the spring, was a further way this language was studied. Other activities included local parties hosted by various members, and dining at ethnic restaurants. With all of these events, it was easy to see how the German Club and Honor Society transplanted Germanic culture in- to the school. A new delicacy is discovered by Steve Rogers, Heidi Friedt, Brian Strecker and Ingrid Friedt. The highlights of the day, scenes from Finland, are prepared by Seppo Williminaa and Mike Han- son. Playing bartender at the combinatic meeting and party is Mike Stuckey. 242 Time Out

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5pi rited t u d e n t One group could always be counted on to provide school spirit at home and away at school sports activities: the Pep Club. They could be seen at football games in the fall, basketball games in the winter, and many spring activities, also. The Pep Club was divided in- to sections which alternated ap- pearances at games. It was made up of students who showed an in- terest in school spirit and sports activities, and who often led the chanting of school cheers that in- spired the Bruin teams to vic- torious seasons. PEP CLUB: Sponsor: Mrs.Weber Officers: President: Jim Vaile. Vice-President: Cindy Ackerman. Secretary: Sara Trexier. Treasurer: Becky Rice. Section Leaders: Ann Baiady, Don Pierce. Jim Mudd. Colleen Sheridian. Jamie Winters. Joanne Szam- boes, Polly Riordan. Lillian Snuffer. Caroline Williams. Peppers Jenny Patel Hop poster. and Karen Barbuschak put the final touches on a The finished work of the Pep Club is displayed for all to see. Secretary Sara Trexier and April Hilliard ar- tistically design a Soc Hop reminder. 244 Time Out