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

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' IS Ml mis. private study area to a classroom for a teacher who wanted to escape a crowded subschool. It was hard to believe anyone could find a space of their own in a school with so many students, but the halls often emerged as the best place to seek solitude. In an open school, many of the halls were eliminated when the walls were left out. Nevertheless. Lake Braddoek still had its share of hall space, most notably the two main halls spanning one-fifth of a mile. Size wasn’t the only way an open school affected halls. Along with our open- minded attitude, our halls became everything from a

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mm Fluttering Patriotism What is a flag? A rectangular-shaped piece of cloth of varying colors. In this bicentennial year, Americans looked upon the United States ' flag as a symbol of liberty, democracy and freedom. Lake Braddock proudly flew three different flags. We displayed the Virginia State flag, the United States flag, and, to commemorate 200 years of freedom, the official Bicentennial flag. ■146 Dmmrnl Porspoclivt

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Remote Places Few people knew how many keys it took to open all the locks at Lake Braddock. Or what the gym looked like viewed from the ceiling. It was only after you saw the maze-like boiler room that you could understand why half the building froze while the rest boiled. Here was the domain of Mr. Dave Webber, and the world of Lake Braddock which was foreign to most of us. It could provide yet another perspective of the intricacies of our school. •MH Dilleicnl IVisped ivr