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

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s! ::: « « » • “ » :: ::: ssi • $ § »»» 1 « • Some called it “The Grapevine” others called it “Rumors” but most of us labeled it “Gossip”. What¬ ever the label, we showed no lack of speedy com¬ munication in areas refering to who’s with whom, and who did what. As a matter of fact, when a good news item leaked out, it spread like wild fire. Anyone who had taken typing knew that the typewriter rollers revealed very interesting observations and opinions. The ever-popular note did not dwindle in usage here either. In fact, notes always remained the rage. But always first and running hard was word of mouth. Lending a helping hand, LyNaye Starfield clarifies Dawn Chace’s misunderstandings. Student Lite 225

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I Trying to get an assignment done for her next class, Liz Cameroun finds it hard to concentrate when Bob Frasca stops by to joke. Contemplating Algebra 11 Trig, homework problems for the weekend, Kara Davis and Tom Burnam find time to chit-chat. 224 Student Life While catching up on the latest news, Dan Mead and Mark Kaczmarek casually spend a free moment in sub school five. During a morning class, Becky Pattelos finds it hard to concentrate on her assignments.

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Stepping Into Style With the many different sized and shaped peo¬ ple found in our school, we had quite a variety of unique and different dress styles. Knee- length skirts and sweaters became the rage for the well-dressed female student, while matching pant and jacket suits were worn by the males. However, the casual look still remained. Comfortable overalls, jeans and decorated T-shirts were a part of everyones wardrobe. Decorative socks and clunky shoes became popular as the year went by, as did the shorter hair for girls. Walking became more colorful in decorated socks and platform shoes. 226 Student Life