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

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€© AHCAD amp my Like everyone else, we looked towards the future. This idealism showed up in many ways, from looking forward to graduation to wishing that the weekend would hurry up and come. One of the most eagerly a waited events appeared to be when a student could finally get his driver’s license. To some of us, having a driver’s license was a symbol of prestige. Early walkers, bus riders, cyclists, and occasionally a car or two appeared every morning. But, when we tried to park our cars, we were treated like common criminals. Faculty and administrators patrolled the parking lot in search of cars without parking permits. When an illegally parked car was discovered, a warning was given. After three such warnings, the car would be towed away. So go ahead and try! Tagging already done, towing away won’t be necessary this time. Student Life 213

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212 Student Life Scanning the rows, we student drivers know why parking is limited.

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. Chalking up another profit John Bell and Tony La Re help raise money for the boosters, 7 8 grade Student Council, and Distributive Education. I Handling the money during lunch is a 1 job Mrs. Hoioos takes care of. 1 - - • bP if r ' Making B ryMhrdugti Jifri Davidson monito Everyone had a job; whether it was for the school’s benefit, or for personal satisfaction, all students had a chore. Many times you would see students in the halls selling candy, ribbons to arouse school spirit for the next football game, and tickets to the various school activities. And on those after school and weekend shop¬ ping sprees, you would always run into a friend working at your favorite store or restaurant. We were learning about business and getting one step up on the ladder of success. fr nn Bill CTTJ