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

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SELECT PERSONNEL Sleighride Express' Is a favorite tune of T.J. Baker as he plays hi trumpet during fourth period. W.tnin the Woodwind and Percus- sion classes, many students show- ed outstanding talent. To let tnese selected few know of their mus ca. promise. Mr. LaCava formed a special group called Select Bano. Practices were held after school to prepare for upcoming concerts. The December 15 Christmas Con- cert featured sucn festive songs as •'Little Drummer Boy. anc Sleighride Express. An eno-o:- scnooi concert was aiso featurec Being a Select Bano member was a great privilege, an honor tna: would make anyone proud. t ©eee eeeeeeee©©©©©e©e ©© 3 SELECT BAND: C. Anderson. N. Baker. T.J. Baker. J. Brennan, A. Brown, J. Bullard, T. Bunker. T. Bush, E. Canavan, T. Case, P. Cocolis. K. Collins, L. Counts, J. Cunningham. B. Dennis. K. Eimen- dorf, E. Fertman, J. Fineberg. S. Foust, L. Gordan, S. Gump. R. Habibion, D. Hall, J. Hardison. S. Harn. L. Harte. S. Heard. J. Hill, J. Hodge. K. Hohart, T. Hughes. S. Hychika. S. Jepson, K. Jurek, P. La- Bounty. N. LaFor.taine, L. Lippin- cott. J. Lund. G. Lundberg. M. Mat- thias. B. McCanless, J. McClure, J. McFarland, G. Mesinier. K. Mickel, C. Morgan. M. Murday, Y. Park, K. Payne. G. Plummer, D. Reoer, u. Ross. P. Schaller, D. Scheetz, P. Schlenker. R. Schultz. D. Seltzer. L. Siatis, S. Simmons, T. Sulomon. T. Theiss, S. Thomasy. B. Tilton, M. Tisler, R. Tramposeh, S. Weber. F. Whitehorne. D. Zellner, J. Zwirn- daum. Practicing his trombone for an upcoming Christmas concert is Kurt Honhart. ©©©©©©©©©©©©©e©©©©©©©©©©©©© Kyle Payne keeps his eye on Mr. LaCava. his conductor, as he plays Little Drummer Boy. 282 Audio-Visual

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Harmony e©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©© 3 Working to create the perfect harmony for their upcoming Christmas performance is Laura Podolny and Chris Mezes. 3 ©©©©©©©©©©©©©©© 3 (3 (3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 CONCERT CHOIR: Conductor: Carl Bly, K. Adair, S. Albaugh, M. Alexander, A. Ballard, B. Beatty, M. Blanco, K. Booth, D. Bower, B. Bowles. M. Carabeo, J. Carlton, E. Charron, A. Clark, T. Davis. L. Deaver, M. Dobrovod- sky, M. Dumas. M. Fleming, M. Frary, K. Fredrikson, L. Ham, M. Hamel, J. Homola, C. Hunter, D. Jet, T. Johnson, K. Kelly, T. Kline, K. Kritzer, D. Laverghetto, K. Lee, M. McCarthy, A. McDowell, V. McVay, M. Mills, M. Mills, B. Mumpower, S. O’Connor, N. Paek, J. Peterson, K. Porter, J. Ripley, A. Roche, L. Rodregues, C. Ryan, G. Schoor, J. Schwan, B. Skaggs. V. Stander, B. Stoy, C. Streite. L. Sullivan, K. Tarlano, K. Taylor, L. Todd. M. Wallis. K. Wheat. WOMEN’S ENSEMBLE: Conductor: Olga Morales, K. Autrey, D. Burgess, L. Burk, S. Cameron, A. Carter. G. Graham, D. Hinson, E. Kinsler, L. Maruca, A. Merelman, C. Mezes, L. Pena, L. Podolny, M. Schoor, C. Sheridan. Women's Ensemble member Karen Autrey prac- Gina Graham and Lisa Burk prepare to join in on the lively holiday tune, We Need A Lit- tices Take Me To The Sea during 5th period. tie Christmas . Music. Drama, and Art 281

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A MUSICAL INTRODUCTION Vickie Sadier and Dwight Pattison concentrate on their music. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee © © © € € © € © € © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © T For Matt Bonner, Folk Instruments is a class to relax and develop a favorite hobby. Introduction was a key word in Folk Instruments and Introduction to Band class. Both classes con- sisted of 7th and 8th graders, most with no previous experience in the musical arts. Intro. Band, taught by Mr. LaCava, was basically not a performing group since these students we re beginners, but the same instruments as in regular band were played. The novice musicians learned songs from the book, “First Division Band Method,” as they played different songs from week to week. Folk In- struments was taught by Mrs. Slosky. Students in her class need- ed no previous training. They began from step one learning to read music and chord symbols. The recorder and guitar were two instruments taught. Introduction to Band and Folk Instruments were very important steps in training in- termediates, for they would soon be among Lake Braddock’s great performers. FOLK INSTRUMENTS: D. Aber- nathy, J. Ball, M. Bonner, C. Brickman, R. Evans, M. Frangume, C. Gambino, K. Gibson, J. Hirst. T. Lupo, J. McGraa, C. McKay, T. Monroe, D. Moyer, M. Obertone, F. Paulino, W. Powell, R. Quiros. T. Price, A. Ramos, T. Rascoli, R. Roades, R, Rupp, D. Sears, S. Volpe, L. Westin. INTRO. BAND: I. Baily, D. Baker, K. Berg, R. Dail, C. Evans, A. Green, Hoang. A. Holloman, j. isenoerg. R. Johnson, T. Jones, £. Kener, C. Milder, D. Pattison, Y. Ray, S. Ryan. V. Sadler, P. Strople, R. Sullivan, C. Swain, M. Trindle. Music, Drama, And Art 283