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

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We had difficulties finding our way from one place to an¬ other. But, as we grew into our school, our school grew. We named ourselves the “Bruins.” Our newly formed student government selected a committee who carefully planned and completed the constitution that all other subsequent classes would be proud to follow. By mid¬ year there were over twenty-five clubs and organizations formed to serve the diverse interests of the student body. Cherie Mansfield, Mrs. Hall, Dennis Stewart and Ernie Jackson. I I I Phil Cas and Kevin Ives Chuck Lam and Bob Wolford turning brake drums on the AMMCO Drum Lathe. 202 student life Jo Ann Buchanan gets surprised by our photographer as she looks at the little beasties.

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Barbara Coleman and Mrs. Sayer S % Debbie Blair changing classes. We were divided, as students, into four separate sub-schools. Most of us felt imprisoned, at first, in a school with few windows. (There are a few you know.) To some, the halls were too small, and thus, they felt cramped. To others, the halls were much larger than was anticipated. -;- ri—m il Miss DeMoss in French class. Greg Jackson creating a wooden bowl on the lathe. student life 201

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THE LMEST . . . FIRST NITHE FAnOUS LFST SERIES,THE n05T WIDELY APPROVED DICTIONARIES FOR HO AE, ENG-L SH CLASS, AND THE LUNCHROO A- FULLY ILLUSTRATED student life 203