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

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Skiing . 1 rK® v VOTE WBL'CAN FOR A CHANGg SCfflS In the midst of an election unit, a SS II divider displays the EMS students’ choice of th Navetta Eanes-Engiish Carol Eddlemon-Basic Skills-Gardening, Traveling Don Ehrenberger-Earth Science. Geography-Carpentry Kay ElliS-English 7-Cooking, Music Barbara Elmore- Accounting I, Advanced Accounting-FBLA-Tennis, Softball Dana Elsnick-Geometry, General Math 11-Singing, Run- ning Betty Ernst-Engiish 10-Sophomore class newsletter-Books, Travel Wilsonia Esteve-ss iii.ss IV Librarian-Music, Gardening Margaret Evans-science APS-Freshman Cheerleading- Running. Soccer Dave Evelyn-Art Stan Fant-SS VI Principal- Class of '81 Sponsor-Sailing, Nancy Dungan-ss iv Counselor-Class of '82 Sponsor-Tennis, Psychology Over the years, one of a teacher’s greatest resources had been cur- rent events. Curriculum for govern- ment teachers and EMS teachers this year was no different. Both found that the election year provid- ed an opportunity for long range projects. Government classes were required to bring in four cur- rent event writeups a week. These articles were later compiled into an informative scrapbook covering the entire political campaign. SS I and SS II bulletin boards, showcases, and classrooms sported signs of the upcoming election. EMS classes focused on the election as a whole, tying it in with a classroom election unit. Teachers felt the election provided an excellent chance for a free extra-curricular learning ex- perience and took advantage of it to enhance learning possibilities. mil 206 VIP

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Sharon Deppe-French i.iv- French Honor Society, French Club-Singing. Writing Max Derr-English 8-Music, Books Mary Jo Dever-Engiish 12 Joni Dim-Art Gayle Doane-PE 7.8-varsity Basketball, Varsity Softball- Camping. Hiking Jeannine Doane-Sociai Studies. English-Tennis Reading Dee Dorminey-P.T. Secretary Frank Dowd-Industrial Arts 7-Crafts. Golf Constance Downing- Computer Programming. Business Data Processing- Travelling, Reading Dick Doyle-SS 11 Counselor Vicki Drinnon-Pubiic Speaking, Debate-Debate- Sailing. Guitar Lynne Dubin-Government, Political Science Being a part of the unpredictable and all exciting Fall Follies was great fun for teachers as well as students. With a skit entitled L. B. is Number One,” faculty members from SSI and II helped to show that pride was alive and booming in our school. As a chorus of teachers sang to the tune “One,” with a new version of words to fit with the homecoming theme, the stunning teachers danced in a chorus line sequence. At the end of the show, the teachers had accumulated the highest number of points, but gave their first place title to the Pep Club, so they could use the $25 prize money for their club. The faculty showed spirit and sport- smanship in the Fall Follies and they did a sensational job. As a member of the chorus line of teachers in the fall follies Nancy Bard performs a song and dance routine. Faculty 205

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LECTION SELECTION Bruce Feinberg-Trig. Col- lege Algebra, Probability and Statistics, Intermediate Math- JV Basketball, JV Baseball Bob Ferguson-Math Michael Firkins- Government, Economics, World Studies-Key Club. Ticket Manager-Partying, FEA Marty Fitch-Social Studies Ann Flack-Library Science- Skiing, Flying Beverly Fleming-Math 7-Class of '86 Sponsor- Needlework, Theatre Madge Forrey-ESL Joan Frie-Engiish 10 Sharon Friedman-Finance Steve Friend-Engiish Andrea Fritz-Chemistry- Reading, Traveling Kathleen Fry-Algebra n. Consumer Math-Sports, Com- puters Pat Gabriel-Math Ruth Gander-Engiish- Fishing, Birdwatching Judith Garcia-French in. V-French Honor Society, French Club-Travel, Music Sandra Gholson-Math 8. Science 7-Camping. Hiking Margie Gifford-Engiish Mark Glaser-Math and English Basics-Reading, Sports Faculty 207