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

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Barbara Stuckey, donned in a new colorguard uniform, performs with percision to the beat of Artistry and Rhythm. Co-captains Laura Hartford and Susan Spagnola lead the Marching Band on to the field. Marching Band: Sponsor: Carl Bly. Co-Captains: L. Hartford and K. Spagnola. Members: M. Adams. S. Adams. A. Arcona. M. Arthur. K. Ax- elson. D. Barber. L. Bonanno. C. Bonner. J. Broome, S. Brun, J. Bullard. K. Bullard. T. Bunker, T. Bush. E. Canavan. J. Carpenter. T. Casagrande. S. Causey. C. Chccka. K. Clayton. P. Cocolis. S. Cohn. R. Cole. S. Collins. L. Counts. A. Conigliaro. R. Conigliaro. T. Coy. S. Crawford. J. Cummings. D. Cupp. M. Denyer, N. Dias. S. Doe. D. Druid. C. Duley, J. Eury. C. Evans. T. Ferich. E. Fertman. R. Filer. B. Foster. K. Foster. L. Friedman. H. Freidt, N. Frigault. S. Green. S. Grieco. S. Groggle. E. Guy. L. Hagerup. M. Hanahoe. K. Helmuth. K. Hensley. K. Holder. K. Hooks, K. Honhart. T. Hughes. B. Jacinto. E. Johnson. M. Johnson. W. Kautzmann, R. Keyser. P. Klusman. A. Kost. D. Labounty. M. Lcdman. J. Lee. B. Leerar. R. Lonthicum. M. Macia. S. Marschall. S. Maynard. C. Monicklc. G. McFarland. T. McGraw. L. Mckclvey. M. Mcglaughlin. S. Miller. B. Mitchell. J. Mitchell. M. Moitoza. M. Montgomary. E. Moody. M. Morello, A. Mullan. M. Murday. K. Murden. E. Olafson. I). Pattison, M. Peterson. W. Pierce. M. Poguis. J. Randall. G. Richardson. D. Roberts. C. Robertson. J. Rodenberg. W. Robey. R. Romney. J. Roy. M. Russel. D. Rutherford. C. Samuels. D. Seltzer. E. Siatis. L. Siatis. M. Siatis. S. Sklute, L. Slezak. J. Smith. J. Snodgrass. M. Souders. D. Sousa. J. Stafford. K. Staton. M. Stuckey, K. Szostak. C. Talbot. T. Theiss. D. Thomas. S. Thomasy. K. Timpf. K. Wey. J. Vaught. M. Wagner. R. Watkins. D. Welch. R. Wheeler. F. Whitehorne, S. Yankosky. N. Yengling. Drum major. Laura Hartford, intently directs the band during Virginia State competition. Colorguard: Sponsor: Carl Bly. Cap.: J. Yamamoto. Ass’t Caps.: C. Shock. B. Stuckey. J. Wagner. Members: T. Adinolfi, S. Albaugh. C. Banks. A. Bauman. C. Bello. M. Chiaramida. C. darken. S. Dehncke. D. Emmons. S. Fertman. M. Fleming. A. Fragnito. P. Freeman, Y. Hinojosa. J. Hodge. U. Hudson. J. Kang. K. Lampton. J. Langley. D. LeSavage. J. Maynard. L. Olafsson. L. Sattler. L. Sattler. H. Smith. B. Thompson. L. Velky. Colorguard 341

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AAAA Champs Marching Hand members enthusiastically cheer as the Bruins score a touchdown against the Hams. During an assembly, the Marching Hand performs Broadway. •• For the third consecutive year, the Marching Band finished the season as Virginia state AAAA champs. The band's success was large- ly due to the long, hard hours each member spent perfecting routines with the help of sponsor Carl Bly and sum- mer instructor Bob Wall. In the Mount Vernon Marching Band Classic, the Color Gaurd placed second in the open class, and the band took the award for best brass section in addition to the overall title. Carl Bly was recognized as the best director. With these vic- tories under their belt, the Marching Band went on to capture the Virginia Band and Orchestra Association class AAAA Band award at the Virginia State Marching Band Competition. Once again, the Colorguard placed se- cond, and Mr. Bly was again named the best director. The overall points the Marching Band received singled them out as the best band in the state of Virginia. As a result, the band was in- vited to perform at the Citrus Bowl in Florida. Thinking ahead to next year, Mr. Bly said, Oh yeah, it will be good next year. Winning state titles is tough so we'll have to see about that, but I have high hopes. Clarinett player. Elaine Siatis. awaits her part in CantoDel Biento. 340 Marching Band

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Spirit Lifters At the Varsity football game against the Rams, peppers enthusiastically cheer as the Bruins score a touchdown. During a Pep Club meeting, members rehearse their parts for an upcoming skit in the Fall Follies. Pep Club: Sponsor: Mrs. Webber. Co-presidents: Jennifer Patel and Susan Desantis. Open to all students. to a shortage of members ■ during basketball and soccer ■ seasons, we were forced to cut Pep Club support down to just the var- sity football games,” said Jennifer Patel, co-president of the club. Despite the shortened season, the Pep Club managed to to participate in many school activities. During the Fall Follies, the club performed a skit based on the song “I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing. At the Fall Festival, the club sold decorative wreaths and lollipops. Leftover wreaths were later distributed among the residents at the Leewood Nursing Home. The season ended on an up-note when Pep Club patches and third year pins were given to the most active members. Next year the club plans to increase it’s member- ship in order to support more athletic events. Pep Club member. Ginny Parsons, watches in- tently as the Bruins gain critical yardage against Oakton. Co-president, Jennifer Patel, discusses plans to sell lollipops and wreaths at the Fall Festival. 342 Pep Club