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

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€ © © © € © € € © € © € € € © O © € € © © € O € € © © € € © © © © € © © © © be e e ©e e ©e)©©©ee ee eee e6© Throughout the year, the Sym- phonic Band directed by Carl Bly, provided listening pleasure to all who heard their music. This year, they gave many fine performances. Among them were the Christmas Concert on December 10, a Pre- Festival Concert on March 2, and the Spring Concert on May 20th. The band also went to the District Festival at Annandale High School on March 6. This was a year of ac- complishment for all of the Sym- phonic Band members, proving that hard work and practice pays off. SYMPHONIC BAND: Conductor: Carl Bly, M. Adams, W. Adams, G. Ahearn, F. Apistolas, A. Arcona, M. Arthur, G. Becker, M. Beebe. C. Biane, C. Bonilla. J. Broome, J. Burks, A. Busa, S. Casagrande. T. Casagrande, C. Cecka, C. Cline, K. Cline, J. Cooper. L. Cummings, M. Cupp, T. D’Orazio, S. Doe. R. Durham, I. Friedt. C. Graham, M. Green. M. Hanahoe. M. Hanahoe, S. Hauser, B. Jacinto, G. Lynch, A. Merelman, F. Mines, G. Murphy. R. Nidever, T. Padgett, P. Plait, S. Reinhardt. M. Ringham, H. Sales, B. Samuels. R. Short. L. Slezak, J. Smith, M. Snyder, M. Snyder. A. Spain, V. Stauden- mayer, C. Stewart, C. Stewart. M. Stuckey. D. Stuntz, T. Thomas, K. Timpf. K. Timpf, S. Vickers. D. Welch. D. Williams. D. Wilson. S. Yankosky. Fine Tuning 264 Audio-Visual Practicing the scales in his 3rd period Symphonic Band Class is Andy Busa. Waiting for the band to quiet down, con- ductor Carl Bly stands waiting to direct the next song. Marion Aurthur waits for her cue to begin Sleigh Ride.”

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Stepping Gu{, Conductor Carl Bly leads the Marching Band in The Star Spangled 8anner. ©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©« 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 The band marches proudly off the field after their presentation. 3 dOQOQOQOOOQOOO The Marching 8and performs during a pep-rally to show their award winning style. MARCHING BAND: Director-Carl Bly; Stu- dent Directors-Margo Snyder, Tracey Thomas; Marching Band-M. Adams. W. Adams, G. Ahearn, F. Apistolas, A. Arcona, M. Arthur, G. Becker, M. Beebe, C. Blain, C. Bonilla, C. Bonner, J. Broome, K. Bullard, J. Burks, G. Burns, A. Busa, S. Casagrande, T. Casagrande. K. Casey, K. Cassell, S. Causey. C. Cecka. K. Cedarblade, C. Cline. K. Cline, S. Cohn, M. Cole, J. Cooper, T. Coy, L. Cummings. M. Cupp. T. D’Orazio, N. Dias, K. Dobberman, S. Doe, R. Durham, K. Ed- wards, D. Emmons, S. Fertman, R. Filer, J. Ford, B. poster, C. Fraley. J. Frank, B. Fried- man. H. Friedt, N. Frigaut, R. Gamble, A. Gavan, D. Goldsmith, C. Graham, C. Graham, M. Green, K. Gufaston, L. Hagerup, M. Hanahoe. M. Hanahoe, J. Hamlin, L. Hartford, S. Hauser, C. Hedspeth, J. Holland. B. Jacinto, S. Kronk, S. Langwor- thy, G. Lynch, E. Mangol, K. McClure. L. McKelvey. A. Merelman, S. Miller, S. Miller, F. Mines. J. Mitchell, M. Montgomery, G. Moody, M. Morton, M. Muldoon, G. Murphy, K. Nerseth, R. Nidever, K. Otey, T. Padgett. C. Pascoe, S. Payton, J. Phinney, P. Plait, S. Ramus, J. Randall, S. Reinhardt, G. Richard- son, M. Ringham, S. Robertson, S. Roche, J. Roy, J. Roy, M. Russel. D. Rutherford, H. Sales, R. Sampson, B. Samuels, R. San Mar- tin, L. Sebationelli. R. Short, L. Slezak, J. Smallwood, D. Smith. J. Smith, M. Smith, A. Spain, S. Spangola, K. Staton. V. Stauden- mayor, C. Stewart. C. Stewart. M. Stuckey, D. Stunty, C. Talbot. Y. Tedrich, K. Timpf, K. Timpf, A. Tisler, K. Van Wey, S. Vickers. D. Welch, R. Wheeler. D. Widdifield. K. Wiley. D. Williams, D. Wilson, M. Wilser, S Woodley. S. Yankosky Color Guard Co-Captains-Jackie Leshko, Kim Miller; Color Guard-T. Adnolfi, K. Autrey. R. Bagley. D. Cummings. E. Dern- bach, K. Garcia, L. Gipson, K. Grieco, H. Herriot, V. Hottle, R. Karst, S. Karst, G. Ladue, B. Lebedecker, D. Le Savage, D. Ligon, T. Magill, M. McClure. S. Mon- tgomery, S. Nerseth, T. Pena. D. Ringham. C. Schock, J. Tate, S. Thomas, W. Thomas. B. Thompson, J. Wagner, J. Yamamoto During Tiger Of San Pedro. John Smith performs a solo. Music, Drama, and Art 263

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Me6([$ Ii dazz ©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©© During Mr. Bly's fifth period, the Jazz Ensemble took the stage. The group consisted of talented students who played many dif- ferent instruments, ranging from trombones to drums. A high ir terest level was a big part of thi group. Members usually par- ticipated in other bands as well as the Jazz Ensemble. The nineteen members played various pieces such as Dark Orchid,” “Journey to Capricorn,’’ “Hootin’ with Newton,” and “Decoupage. They practiced for winter and spring concerts and many other shows throughout the year. Because of each individual’s interest in music, quality performances were produc- ed every time. JAZZ ENSEMBLE: Conductor: Carl Bly, M. Becker. J. Broome, J. Burks. S. Casagrande, J. Ford, D. Goldsmith, B. Jacinto, S. Langworthy. G. Lynch, R, Nidever, T. Padgett, J. Phinney, R. San Martin, J. Smith, C. Stewart, M. Stuckey. T. Page, W. Thomas. K. Timpf. Playing his trumpet. John Smith jazzes up the song Dark Orchid.” lazz Ensemble member, Steve Langworthy sight reads Journey to Rich Nidever and Brian Jacinto get ready for their upcoming January Capricorn . concert. Music. Drama, and Art 265