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

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f §)€!§ ll €@ Hours and days of practice enabled the V.I.C.A. Club, short for Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, to participate in many competitions. The auto mechanics branch of the club, sponsored by Mr. DeMalleville, competed in events such as a car rodeo and a car trouble shooting contest. The cosmetology division of the club, sponsored by Mrs. Sayers, raised funds on Wednesdays by offering shampoos, cuts, and ironcurls for $2.00 to students and teachers who were interested. The profit which was made went to pay for a trip to New York to view the International Hairstyling contest. Class is at a lull while Mr. DeMalleville discusses auto mechanics techni¬ ques with his “level two” students. First Row: Lois Prichard, Barbara Meimer, Kim Mathews, Lori Dough¬ erty, Kathi Kennedy, Suzi Kelly, Diane Palazzalo, Robin Black, Stacy Black, Kim Baran, Sue O’Leksy, Tricia Hill, Cheryl Barr. Second Row: Mrs. Daiger, Mrs. Sayer, Ellyn Wolff, Lisa Parsons, Pat Abregue, Lisa Ihrig, Tobi Bean, Tommy Williams, Chris Miller, Gregg Grigana, Mike Moyer, Mike Lykins, Ken Stocktin. Third Row: Mr. DeMalleville, Cindy Hansen, Dwaine Cunningham, Phil Hall, Richard Hock, Les Broaddus, Jim Norton, Mark Niemeier, George Simons, Russ Jones. Back Row: Jim Romano, Kaaj King, Brad Dalton, John Pittman, John Pepper, Steve Zavada, Gregg Ulsh, Don Larsson, Robert Carson, Doug MacFarland, Mark Masaitis. Diligently, Mike Lykins works to repair a disc brake caliper. 76 Clubs and Organizations

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Well, the summer is almost here and it’s time to look back over the year. During the past year the yearbook increased its staff from 12 to 50 members. The 38 new members were i To meet one of the many important deadlines, Keith Brown transfers body copy onto a quad-pack. selected school wide from 110 students who completed a 2 week yearbook mini-course, organized and taught by the staff members in the spring of ’75. The staff also attended the Virginia High School League journalism workshops held at the University of Virginia in the fall and spring. Due to the work of the yearbook members and the Boosters Publication committee, the yearbook preview party, given at the end of the previous year, was a big success. For the first time at Lake Braddock, yearbook students received a journalism credit for the course which was offered, 6th period. This class time enabled many members to design layouts, compose copy, set headlines and meet to discuss plans, but there were still a great many extra hours spent working after school and on weekends by the staff. Row One: Dee Archambault, Angela Battle, Vicky LeBlanc, Sandy Crow, Kris Pape, Cindy Carlson, Alexandria Vincent. Row Two: Pam Wilson, Andrea Boyle, Ellen Roth, Lisa Bartholomew, Betsy Cocke, Lorleen Robinson. Row Three: Kathy Paschal, Valerie Schafer, Keith Brown, Susan Ponder, Monica Dembinski. Row Four: Mary Aungier, Jill Lawhon, John Murphy, Kevin Fitzgerald, Mike Collis, Leann Krause, Doug Adams. Row Five: David Mutter, Ann O Donnell, Linda Burnam, Diane Sifford, Kim Steere, Melissa Olvera, Becky Tuttle. Row Six: Judy Wintersteen, Julie Cohen, Nancy Mercer, Kim Williams, Lisa Norris, Kate Lyons, Sara Wesly, Cheryl Rogers. Back Row: Chris Lebiedz, Mr. Shoun, Miss Brant, Jeanne Lull. Despite the monotony, Angela Battle finishes up her layout. Clubs and Organizations 75

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Correct positioning, perfect timing, great concentration. Now if only the ball hits the pins! As Mike Taranto releases his ball, he holds his breath in anticipation as it heads toward the gutter and suddenly angles out straight for the pins. As the balls thundered down the alleys and pins fell with a final slam of defeat, members of the bowling club took careful aim and let it roll! The club consisted of three man teams. These teams competed against other Fairfax school teams and their own for fun and unofficial categories. First Row: Kenny Jeffrey, Ricky Hill. Clinton Jeffrey. Sec¬ ond Row: Dwanda Patterson, Peaches Stevens, Regina Jef¬ fery, Julie Harrison. Third Row: Sharon Audry, Linda Chambers, Chelle Harrison, Andrea Mangrum, Trisha Hill. Fourth Row: Sandy Carter, Cheryl Patterson, Opel Thomas, Antonette Harris. cul rme The Afro American Club was into a study of the Black American culture which runs through the life and history of America. The club members, with the help of their adviser, Mr. Johnson, organized an exhibition of art in celebration of black history week, during the second week in February. The paintings were borrowed from different un-named selected societies and the exhibition was open to the public. The club took a trip at the beginning of the year, to the Fredrick Douglas Museum. The trip was to see displays on Black American culture. (. ' lulls .mil ()rniiniz.ilions 77