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

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Long Term Investment Awaitng the start of the Friday morning meeting is Tony Agnelli. FBLA: Sponsor: Bertha Bryant. President: Jessica Dowdy. Vice President: Andrea Baines. Secretary: Donna Champigny. Treasurer: Kim Megivern. Reporter: Jim Kuncis. Members: T. Agnelli, S. Alexander, L. Alves, B. Andrews, J. Angulo, S. Arai, S. Autrey, L. Axtell, R. Bagley.A. Baines, S. Baker, A. Balady, S. Bova. J. Bradberry, M. Brown, K. Buck, A. 8urba, K, Bustos, M. Chakbris, R. Chin, B. Craghead. K. Craig, 8. Cressy. J. Cunningham. J. Davis. W. Dawn, A. Drimer, D. Dunning, M. Eaglesome, M. Eisenhower. A. Eisenson, M. Elliott, D. Flatau. K. Fleming, T. Fowler, J. Fox, A. Fragnito, I. Friedt, K. Geiger, J. Gianelos, S. Giannetta, L. Giannini, J. Gillespie, S. Gor- don, L. Greentree. B. Gregorio, P. Grimm, B. Haddock, M. Hamel, J. Harmon. C. Hassett, J. Herb. B. Hogan. A. Huang, D. Inciardi, K. Johnson. C. Juliano. L. Juncal, R. Keller, K. Kinback, S. Kline, J. Kozlowski, T. Larriva, D. LeSavage, H. Liberti. P. Lombard, P. Long. L. Lupis, L. McDovell. C. McGrail, C. McGovern. D. Maas, K. Maassen, M. Mad- deelena, M. Malachowski, M. Masastis, C. Mazzatenta. L. Meder, S. Mewhinney, G. , Meyers, L. Monk, L. Monroe, M. Moore, M. Morai, M. Muldoon, G. Nguyen, J. Nielsen, C. Oaks, T. Orme, J. Otto. S. Petel, M. Petitt. S. Phelps, A. Powell, D. Preoda. D. Pryor. L. Pullen, T. Ray. N. Redican, C. Rice, K. Richey. D. Ringham. C. Ross, S. Routh, J. Russell, T. Saia, S. Saunders, S. Scheiber. C. Schock.. Sevachko, J. Sexton, A. Shafer, C. Sheridan, J. Starkweather, B. Stephens. S. Stiles, L. Struyk, S. Szczypinski, M. Talmadge, J. Tuten, R. Tuten, E. Valerio, L. Vaughn, J. Vina, D. Vislay, J. White, J. Wichmann, K. Wilke, E. Willis. D. Wilwer- ding, K. Zaterka. L. Zywokarte. Preparation is the key to success, and at school, the Future Business Leaders of America were working toward success. For these members, this preparation meant learning the skills of business management. But knowledge alone did not represent their total work; application of it completed the training for these lacocca’s-to- be. The business competition in May was the biggest demonstra- tion of this corporate talent. Addi- tionally, work on the magazine and food drives contributed to both the future success of the members and the immediate benefit of the school. This work done by the FBLA was a wise investment as they prepared for their future careers. The call to order elicits a response fron Scott Mewhinney as Tracey Ray looks on. After the topic of the magazine drive has been discussed, Mrs. Messinger, president Jessica An Huang, and Mrs. Williams assemble to be photographed. 248 Time Out

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The sober half of the FGSS contemplates fife at an afterschool Meeting. k ----- Members of the FGSS pose for their only semi-formal activity, the 'earbook picture. One of the most unique clubs in Lake Braddock was made up of seniors who had “taken a very liberal approach to their senior year.” This club, called the Former Good Student Society, or FGSS, was comprised of students whose grade point average had declined during their last year in high school, but who deserved a break after three years of hard work. In addition to the “normal officers of a club, the FGSS distinguished itself with its variety of out-of-the- ordinary offices and their self- appointed incumbents. Some of these offices were “Minister of Pigmentation Alteration” (Jon Burks), “Head of Narcoleptic Classroom Monitors (Tamara Page) and Kegmaster” (Clay Riley). The purpose of this club, to let the seniors enjoy their final year of school, was easily met. FORMER GOOD STUDENT SOCIETY: Of- ficers: President: Scott Hauser. Vice- President: Janet Pelzel, Secretary: Leslie Brown. Treasurer: Tom Ondrof, Cabinet: Chief in Charge of Mistaken Names and Non-Existant Harvard Appointments: Marc Beebe. Co-Pilot: Magic Bus: Tony Bui. Minister of Pigmentation Alteration: Jon Burks. Head of the Procrastinators Society: Karen Cedarblade. Chairman; Alchoholic Beverages Commission: Rich Coryell. Col- lector of Cartoons for FGSS Scrapbook: Laura Danzi. Bouncer of All Present Good Students: Clayton Davis, Top Shelf. Left Side: Michelle Davis. Chairman of the Men- tal Gymnastics Association: Ann Drake. Ex- cuse Manager: Sheila Fintel, Brown-Nosers Exterminator: Paige George. Chairwoman of all Wouid-Have-Been Validictorians: Katy Grieco. Most Experienced Advisor for those who are Former Good Students: Rhonda Kuhlman. Secretary for Degenerative Men- tal Development: Becky Lebedeker. Janitor: Karen Levin, Official Time Waster and Pro- crastinator: Elisa Levitz. Owner-Operator Magic Bus: Brian Moore. Co-Director of Social Insanity: Lee Ocker. Defense: C.D. Ogren. Head of Narcoleptic Classroom Monitors: Tamara Page. Director of Tropical Drunk Rock and Roll: Don Pierce. Com-post: Phil Plait. Crockadile Connection: Tim Prof- fitt. Chairperson for Pruney Hands: Ellen Rafferty, Director of Procrastination: Mary Reilly, Kegmaster: Clay Riley. Captain of Leaf Patrol: Larry Rosenbergcr. Vice Presi- dent Environment Control: Robert Saale. President Environment Control: Jamie Shepherd. Chairperson for the Committee to move to Boston: Audrey Short. Chairman of Bad Publicity Committee: Heidi Smith. Secretary of Radicalism: Mike Thomas. Ac- ting Director of Social Insanity: Jim Vaile. Official Coordinator of Kink and Other Fund Raising Activities: Barb Weger. Members: Carla Criste. Susan Hamel. Tracy Ray. Chris Trizna. Sponsor: Roger 8ergstrom. Clubs 247 Reformers

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The optimism of tit, and Kim meeting. COE: Sponsor: Terry King. Pres.: Michelle Masaitis, V. Pres.: Jamyn Turner, Sec.; Teri Saia, Treas.: Melissa Eaglesome. Members: Angie Burba, Jackie Ferrari, Stephanie Gianetta, Lianne Juncal, Karen Kinback, Cathy McGovern, Mary Maddelena, Mary Moore. Teresa Orme. Michelle Petitt, Susan Phelps. Cathy Rice, Robin South. Kathy Wilke. After school came adult life, and with that came the need for a job. That is where the Vocational and Industrial Clubs of America plus the Cooperative Education Association fit in. With VICA, the emphasis was on the vocational and the industrial. Students were trained and prepared for occupa- tions in different fields, notably cosmetology and auto mechanics. When their time wasn't spent building up to their careers, the members raised money to visit the International Hair Styling Show in New York. For those who preferred a white collar, though, COE was the place to be. Here, the goal was to assist the student into becom- ing a competent business employee. Work toward this objec- tive in budgeting time, organizing projects, and cooperating at work was stressed. The time spent after school and after work was filled by these students with work on the magazine drive and an Employer- Employee Appreciation Luncheon. Looking into the future was the main interest of the members of VICA and COE. Patt VICA members 8eth Thomson, Crawford, and Stephanie ShenK display renthusiasm they have for enthusiasm they Cpsmeiology 1 class. VICA: Sponsor: Ethel Sayer, Pres.: Paige Pezzela. V. Pres.: Lisa Cozino, Sec.: Cyndl Lattman. Treas.: Jerry Berry. Members: Deb- bie Barber. Shellie Bennette. Valerie 8rown, Lori Butterfield. Mary Carls, Patty Crawford, Sheryl Cummings, Pat Darr, Dianne David- son. Alison Dew. Stephanie Hall, Ellen Halli- day. Laura Jahnke. Kathy Johnston. Blair McCauley. Donna McKall, Kelli Marsh. Kim Oxendine, Salena Pettengill, Amy Rausch, Audry Richards. Roxanna Reno, Ramey Reno. Pam Roberts, Donna Shifflett. 8eth Thompson. Cindy Van der Host. Rhonda Vannoy, Stacey Vinson. Stacey Watson, Tammy Williams. Foresiaht Members of the Cosmetology 2 class share the spirit of the season. Clubs 249