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

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Janet Anduss — Math, Intermediate Math Team, Model Railroad Club Patricia Arthur — English Linda Badel — Art Harriett Baturin — English, Radio Club Dru Bourgeois — Art Henry Bruno — Math Jean Burn — L.D. Jane Carter — P.E. Robin Craft — Science, Herpetology Club Joan DeMoss — French Max Derr — English Joni Dim — Art Faculty 159

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Uni ms is S.S.I Since the beginning of Lake Braddock, Ms. Jaekle has been principal of Subschool One. She was a true “L.B. principal, because she could identify with our learning system. “I love it (open classrooms). I think it helps bring people closer together, particularly the teachers, which enriches learning for the students.” Her hopes for the future of the school were to “continue in the direction we started, which is to develop a personal, informal relationship of trust. . . Lake Braddock is different from other schools because we can do this.” She was glad we were now one unified school because many of the teachers were involved in whole school projects, and many students from Subschool One mingled with other grades during classes and lunch. All students rode the same buses and many T A groups were mixed. Because of this, there was a great sense of interaction between grades. Besides being head of Subschool One, she particularly enjoyed working with her husband who was a marriage counselor. She, along with her husband, taught classes on Sunday and Monday nights to married couples. Ann Jaekle — Principal of Subschool One Chris Crater — Part-Time Secretary Judy Smith — Media Aide Charlotte Vernon — Instructional Aide 15H Faculty

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Khe Benheiee Dees. As Director of Administrator Services of Lake Braddock Secondary, Mr. Dave Webber was a very busy man. Still, he liked the job because it was a challenge, though his only regret, really, was that he didn’t get to deal with the students enough. His job entailed the provision of learning materials and other supplies needed to give the students an adequate education and learning conditions. In general, he summarized that he headed “the complaint department,” because problems concerning the supplies (or lack of supplies), and condition of other school property, flowed constantly to his attention daily. He admired the attitude of the staff, faculty and students of Lake Braddock. He thought the good feeling toward one another was important, particularly in the faculty and student departments, because both were willing to get together and achieve a better educational experience.” Mr. Dave Webber — Director of Administrative Services Judy Garcia — Spanish, French, French Honor Society Leslie Gough — Math John Haire — Social Studies Doris Harrell — Spanish, Spanish Club Jan Hilten — Science Mary Johnson — Math Deanna Kuhn — Spanish, Spanish Honor Society Laura Lloyd — Art Alice Marsala — English 160 Faculty