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

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Chris Anderlick — Science Orlean Anderson — English Ingeborg Boggess — German, German Club Nancy Carraway — Science, Pep Club WSsrn Kathy Cummins — English Betty Dean — English Sharon Deppe — French, French Club, French National Honor Society Florestela Fuentes — Spanish Bernie Glaze — Social Studies Leslie Gray — Social Studies Paige Jandorf — Math Kiicull 175

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Work.. Work.. A young man fresh out of college began his career by teaching Geography, History, and Government. Now he was employed as Principal of Subschool Five. Mr. Bill Johnson. As you walked into Subschool Five you probably saw busy people, lots of activity, and new happenings. This was due to Mr. Johnson’s work during the previous summer. A Career Room with pamphlets and books on all kinds of colleges was set¬ up for everyone’s use. Plans were made for a college paper to come out once a week and a job-placement week was held sometime during the spring. Mr. Johnson was very busy with the students. Also acting as Guidance Counselor, Mr. Johnson helped relieve some of the problems concerning college. Although Mr. Johnson was very busy, he always found the time to lend an ear. Mr. Bill Johnson, Principal of Subschool Five Carol Mason — Secretary Eileen Stromeyer — Part-Time Secretary Marjory Gifford — Instructional Aide Elizabeth Saalfeld — Instructional Aide Marietta Scherer — Media Aide Mary Palmore — Instructional Aide 174 Faculty

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Instructor of Advanced Placement English, Public Speaking, and Film Study, as well as sponsor of the National Honor Society, Mr. Roger Bergstrom, tucked away in a little room off the Foreign Language Department, was never idle. Especially experienced in the subjects he taught in 18 years of teaching, he explained his chief goal for his students: “I’d like my students to develop a facility with writing and speaking skills, and also an appreciation of good literature, good speaking,. . . and the development of their critical skills.” Being here when Lake Braddock first became a school, he chose to come here because he thought he wanted experience with open class study, liked Mr. Alwood, the school was close to his home, and because he “had done enough at Fairfax” (10 years of teaching). He had good enough reasons to join the Lake Braddock faculty staff. He didn’t regret the decision. He liked the faculty and student body and summarized: “I like Lake Braddock. I’m very happy here.” He also enjoyed reading (his chief pastime), seeing movies, working out at health spas and traveling. Mr. Bergstrom, before and after. Bernie Glaze — Social Studies Leslie Gray — Social Studies Paige Jandorf — Math, Keyettes Pat Jones — Drama Nick Lawler — Math, Math Honor Society Walt Mika — Social Studies, S.G.A. Helen Miller — Social Studies George Washington — Father of Our Country Larry Oaks — Social Studies, Senior Class 176 Faculty