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

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Geometric beauty can be found if one looks hard enough, but a fence doesn’t always appear so at first glance. Calling all students! Be on the lookout for a runaway rock last seen heading towards SS4. You’d think the school is all one way; but don’t worry, it has another side to it. Closing 3B7

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HARD HID IK HND TaKin iT ESSY If you don’t take shop, Clint Phillips would tell you he’s brazing a candle holder with an oxyacetylene torch; and if you do take shop, that’s standard stuff! Well, heck, we’re a complete school now, what’s left? All of our firsts for doing things aren’t first anymore. Instead, we still have the opportunity to follow on the carved path of those before us, but who knows? Maybe we’ll change a few things ourselves, or add on to the structures we have now. We celebrated all our accomplishments, individually and collectively, in many ways. Tears, pain, laughter, joy, hard work, and takin’ it easy; all were forms of living up to being a total unit. We’ve done and seen it all, from registration to graduation. We’ve experienced and learned things inside as well as outside the classroom which furthered our life long education, and while some of us sought change, others settled back into a routine. After all that, it’s time to pursue our other endeavors outside these walls. . . Practice is an important part of any athletic activity, from Kyle Noel and Co. to our own Varsity squad. An open school still leaves plenty of room for a private con¬ versation between Ms. Yalen and Darsi Krueger. 366 Closing

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SUN n SUFF or plncf-if AND PHYCHECK . . . sweet summertime is cornin’ up! Bye for now and see ya around, the sun’s in our eyes and we can’t wait any longer. The 76 Lair was printed on Taylor 80 enamel made by West Virginia Paper Co. for pp. 1-32, the remainder of the book on Taylor 80 dull enamel specially formulated for Taylor by Mead Paper Co. Body type was Melior with italics in 6, 8, and 10 point type, and all headlines were set by the staff. The cover was printed with 6 applied colors by Lithography plus varnishing. Color prints were separated by computerized laser scanner, printed on Miller Four-Color Presses. The typography and pagination was by Taylor Computer Controlled, Cybercomp System. We d like to thank Mr. Hal Shoun and Ms. Barbara Brant, our advisors, for their time and support; “Uncle” Bob, our representative from Taylor Publishing Co. for his fine service; and Dave Pasztor, Eric Leeper, Bruce Mikula, Paul ' ! Hillery, Scott Wacker, Charles Crafton, and Tom Hoioos | our contributing photographers. The Publication’s | Committee for their help and dedication to our purpose 1 every time we called. And most of all to our parents who 1 waited dinner on us all those evenings we were working late. It might be odd to see a Junior at a Senior bike-a-thon, but Leslie De binski doesn ' t mind helping the operation go smoothlv. Dave Richardson likes to get outdoors and do what a lot of us like to do: experience a little fresh air and sunshine. 368 Closing