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

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•+++++++ + + + + + + + + + + ++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++ ++ Stephen Maxwell Chris Mazzatenia Blair McCauley Kevin McCoy Linda McDonell Amber McFarland Cathy McGovern Mary McGraa Catherine McGrail Philip McGuire Michael McNair John McSweeny Timothy McVey Doug Meara Vivian Watts, candidate for Virginia House of Delegates, speaks out on education at Candidates’ Night on October 29. Seniors 69

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♦+++++++++++++Robert Luton +++ Michelle Lykins Geoff Lynch Kaylyn Maasen Tamara Mace Donna Mackall Mary Maddelena Lisa Magnone Leslie Magos Mary Malachowski Amy Marin Rodney Martin + + + + Gathered together at Candidates’ Night on October 29 was an impor- tant group of Northern Virginia politicians. The six people running for a place in the House of Delegates from the 51st district, Mike Hershman, Vivian Watts, Lee Strang, Jim Dillard, Larry Pratt, and Bob Harris, were present to speak about such issues as abortion and education, along with answering questions from the audience. Representatives for the can- didates for Governor, Lt. Governor, and Attorney General were also there. Nikki Coleman, wife of gubernatorial candidate Marshall Coleman, spoke about her hus- band's campaign and answered questions. Richard Saslaw represented democratic can- didates Chuck Robb, Dick Davis, and Jerry Baliles. Afterwards, the details of the four bond issues were discussed. The turnout for Candidates' Night was excep- tional, and, all in all, the evening was a very informative one. 68 Mission Accomplished +++ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + Mark Martinez Autumn Martinisko Lynda Maruca Michelle Masaitis Blaine Mason Julie Matos

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Jackie Mehew Maureen Meiners Michael Mendez Alison Merelman Scott Mewhinney Timothy Meyer Susan Michaelis Chara Mikeman Danny Mikeska Peter Mikolainis Ben Miles Shelly Miley Chris Miller Kim Miller Timothy Miller Heidi Mitchell ■++++++++++ + fat r O JD i KAA iltZTvt Cj c«Vv J iAKiP W ,wiA oUa iwjT. aau h-, 'I 0 4 JO JteWAAAs J Xui (j [,(Ayrt 4k St? V .K L Aft,,r j- 9 A SUA W k . w h vA k - 'be|M 0 AM Every day after school from 2:30 until 3:15 the Senior Snack Bar was open to serve the students. Averaging $55 per day from the sales of coke and candy, the snack bar donated the profits to the class treasury and the Senior prom. The snack bar managers, Paul Calobrisi, Mike Elliot, and Jay Garant, had a great responsibility to their fellow students. Each day they had to get the ice, set up the coke machine, set up the candy, clean up afterwards, and count money and candy, while still pro- viding quality service to make the Senior Snack Bar a valuable “asset” to the class of '82. 70 Mission Accomplished mSKM t l. y ft » .. .ft .. fA . cJiJv- odU w, tw