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

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Spirit on the Run Not only is Class Nite a fun way to spend the evening, but it's great for raising school spirit!” exclaimed Brenda Galdames, a Class of '86 participant. That’s what Class Nite consited of; class spirit. The different classes competed against each other on various games including Simon Says, the Marshmallow Stuff, and the Clothing Relay. The teachers even shared in the act and competed against different classes in the Egg Toss and Fin the Nose on Mr. Rumburger. The Lake Braddock Varsity Drill Team per- formed a spectacular routine during halftime, which also helped to arouse spirit. By the end of the night, class spirit rose to a climax and tension started to build while the points were tallied up. The Class of ’88 came in third place, the Class of '85 came in se- cond place, and for the first time in Bruin history, there was a tie between the Class of ’86 and the Seniors for first place. The night proved to be a great success as school spirit was felt by one and all. Stick 'em up!” Simon says as seventh grader David Razcl willingly obeys. uniors Rich Mazingo. Dave Duhadway. and Rick Berry support their lass to a first place finish in the Clothes Relay. Trying to make their best worst faces. Roland Ray and Coy Short compete in Simon Says during Class Nite. Class Nite 315

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 1st 2nd 3rd 1. FIN THE NOSE ON MR. R. 89 87 86 2. LIFE SAVER PASS 84 85 87 3. 7TH 8TH TUG OF WAR 88 4. MARSHMELLOW STUFF 84 86 88 5. SIMON SAYS 86 84 85 6. TEACHER EGG TOSS 88 85 89 7. 9TH 10TH TUG OF WAR 86 8. BANANA EAT 88 87 86 9. CLOTHES RELAY 85 86 84 10. BALLOON STOMP 84 85 87 11. 3 LEGGED RACE 86 89 84 12. 11TH 12TH TUG OF WAR 2i The Class of '86 enthusiastically cheers on the participants of the Balloon Stomp. Straining against the sophomores. Chris Rieves and James McClellan pull their weight in the '86 '87 Tug of War. Mr. Cockey aids Mr. Ferguson in the Teacher Egg Toss during Class Nitc. In the lead, the seniors (with the help of I,es Coffey and Chip Kosciclniak) struggle to s ahead in the Life Saver Pass. 314 Student Life

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Spirit of ’84 Fun and excitement flowed through the halls and classes during school spirit week. In- stead of the usual five days of constant spirit, only three days of spirit was allotted. On Monday, January 23, burgundy and gold dominated the halls, demonstrating Redskin fever. Students expressed their spirit for the Redskins, even though it was the day after their loss to the Raiders in Super- bowl XVIII. On Wednesday, January 25, students dressed up in apparel displaying their favorite college or the colleges of their brothers and sisters. Friday, January 27, was the all-time favorite day: Purple and Gold Day. During fourth period, S.G.A. handed out candy to all participants of the spirited day. All in all. the week was successful and fun. Drawn into the hype of Super Bowl XVIII, I)oug Burum displays one of the many designs of T-shirts offered to support the Redskins. Before French class, Erin Corning and Dani leges. As. Schmidt wear sweat shirts that advertise their favorite col- With pride. Julie Cunningham exhibits he enthusiasm for the NFC champions. 316 Student I.ifc