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

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BUSY YEAR FOR JUNIORS Juniors had a busy year; a year filled with activities sighted towards the ending of high school and the beginning of the future. They started to tie up loose ends of school life. Late in the season, Fail Festival offered an opportunity for the most spirited class to prove themselves top. Although the Junior class had shown little enthusiasm previously, weeks of preparation and painstaking work paid-off in the prize for the best class float. Junior class privileges were not easy to come by, in fact, they were almost unheard of. Promises for a great senior year were all that kept the class going. Money raising car washes, bake sales and dances helped to prepare for the long expected graduation. Juniors concerned with their future found PSAT’s and SAT’s added to their burden of worries. Grade point averages and class ranks became common talk throughout the class, and college choices were repeatedly changed. Specialized classes were held geared towards a career or an introduction to a different life style. These classes in¬ cluded such fields as sociology, Distributive-Education and Cosmotology. Ail these activities were a preparation for the next year and for the years to come. Most Juniors were concerned with their future and that of the world which is an encouraging sign for tomorrow. Relaxed, Hank Corscadden and Paul Martin find an unusual place to sit. Sub School 6 163

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Barbara Kauffman Mike Kaus Rocky Keim Janine Keller Julie Kelly Mary Keninitz Vicki Kenny Steve Ketch um David Killion Rodney Kilmon Kim Kimler Marla King Teru Kinney Larry Klaus Jim Klein Kathy Kleppinger Jim Kline Karen Knapp Diane Knez Dave Komornik Lois Korb Theresa Kratz Leann Krause Carolyn Kreer Trying to get the index done, Eric Bock works busily In the yearbook office. 162 Sub School 6

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