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

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Scott Smith Tim Smith Jennifer Souders Paul Southern Susan Spahn Bret Spar Shari Spitzer Phil Spring Kathy Srnanek Stacey Staats RitaStamoulas Julie Starinieri Anna Starks Jim Starkweather Jenny Staton John Stearns 80 Mission Accomplished

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November 30 marked the date of the first Senior class meeting. Held during 2nd period, the of- ficers finally had the chance to go over some class business. Class Treasurer Lisa Magnone explained the class finances, while President Jay Garant told the Seniors about “Buck Passers.” coupons sold in booklets to help raise money for the class. Details about the prom were given by Secretary Cheryl Williams. The big event of the meeting was brought to the class +++++++ + by Vice President Paul Calobrisi and a band of beautiful ladies; it was the Senior Superlatives Awards Show. As Paul announced the nominees, the ladies brought out the superlative winners, as voted by the class, in sealed envelopes. The highlight of the awards presentation was when John Reynolds was announced as the most individualistic male and received a standing ovation from the audience. The class of 1982 proved once again that it was still the best class in the school. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++4 James Shepherd Colleen Sheridan Donna Shifflett Bob Shircliff Audrey Short Robert Short Scott Skinner Ken Skorupski Sean Smeeton Anne Smith David Smith Heidi Smith John Smith Michael Smith Nancy Smith Sam Smith Seniors 79

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Debbie Steinberg Matt Steinberg Becky Stephens Carolyn Stewart Connie Stewart Sonja Stiles During the seme.ster break in January, while everyone else was rejoicing over the fact of no homework, approximately 121 juniors and Seniors were en route to Sugarbush, Vermont for four days of fine skiing and fun times. After travelling for twelve hours by bus, the group, headed by Shawn Bevan, Jay Garant, Garth Lasater, and Dale Rye, arrived in Sugar- bush, checked into the Alpen Inn, and enthusiastically hit the slopes. Racing down the mountain on the crystal snow, both novices and ex- perts alike took advantage of the opportunity to perfect their techni- ques. Finally, after many suc- cessful runs and many near disasters, the skiers, exhausted but satisfied, returned home. Dale Rye commented, “It was the wildest skiing party I’ve ever been to.” Mike Strand Cindy Strange Brian Strecker Mary Jo Sulik Dean Surette Gary Susag Mark Talmadge Ron Thigpen William Thomas Mike Thomas Tracy Thomas Marla Thorne Seniors 81