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

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Retreat Members of Young Life smile as they step off of the bus at Ocean City. .aughmg at an inside joke. Laurel Heneghan, Lee Ocker and Lynn Herrington •emember the three day Ocean City trip. Some people wanted to study about God and the Bible; some were interested in the monthly guest speakers; and many more came to just have fun. But whatever their reason, Young Life was the place to go. Sponsors Kiki Galivan, along with Pat and Betsy Goodman, led the fellowship and discussions, and counseled privately with anyone who wanted to talk about personal problems. Young Life was open to all who wanted to come to its meetings and weekend camp-outs, called retreats. Anyone in grade nine through twelve was welcome, so there was always a large atten- dance at retreats and the weekly Bible studies at someone’s house. Whether a person came for the study, the counseling, or the fun. Young Life was the place. YOUNG LIFE: Sponsors: Pat ana 8etsy Goodman. Kiki Galvan. Because Young Lite is open to everyone, there is no tormai membership. Clubs 245

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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

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Taking a math quiz. Nakul Jerath care uiiy studies a problem. MATH HONOR SOCIETY: Sponsor:Mrs. Gabriel. Members: C. Ackerman. G. Aldrich, J. Ambroziak, S. Arai, S. 8ansal. Mark Beebe. C. Slain. A. Bonts. L. 8owersox. K. Broome. J. Burks. P. Cassell. E. Cook. R. Coryell, L. Danzi. Y. Demory, B. Dernbach. C. DeRuiter, A. Drake. V. Ernest. B. Field. M. Gandy, P. George. A. Gomez-Lobo. P. Greico, H. Guynn. M. Hanahoe. M. Hanko. K. Harney. R. Hauser, B. Hecht. L. Heneghan. I. Hoang. A. Hodge. T. im. N. Jerath. J. Jurinski, S. Karst. A. Kaur. G. Long. H. Lu. M. Martinez. J. McSweeny, R. Morello. M. Muldoon, C. Mylks. B. Nguyen. L. Nguyen, E. Rafferty. T. O'Neil. T. Page. D. Pryor. M. Reilly. S. Rogers. J. Russell. A. Roth. D. Samuels. L. Simonetta. M. Snyder. M. Thomas. J. Wicker. J. Wilson. At the end o a mail-in competition. Beth Dernbach signs her name. A special group of math scholars used their after-school time to im- prove their already proficient math skills by forming the Math Club. The best of these “math whizzes were inducted into the prestigious Math Honor Society. In addition to coaching each other and receiving instruction from their sponsor, Ms. Pat Gabriel, the members of the club polished their skills by taking quizzes after school and by com- peting in “mail-in math competi- tions with other area schools. When the members of the Math Club looked back at the end of the year, they saw that the practice, competition, and more practice all added up to an educational and rewarding year. MATH TEAM: Sanju Bansai. Beth Oernbach, David Goldsmith. Brian Hecht. Tae im, Nakul Jerath. Jae Kim. Haw-Minn Lu. Stephen Reinhardt. Debbie Samuels. Mike Thomas. 246 Time Out