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

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SPACE AC.IE TECHNOLOGY mu During sixth period yearbook, Mrs. Dent assists Maria Stamoulas when she encounters a problem typing her copy into the terminal. Ann Ripley-Health. PE- Varsity Gymnastic Team. In- tramural Coordinator. In- termediate Gymnastic Team- Traveling. Reading George Rogers-vocationai Dale Rumberger-Theatre Rudolph Rumlik-Bioiogy. Oceanic Studies-Science Fic- tion Club-Parapsychology. Organic Gardening Paula Rutherford-i.D. Elizabeth Saalfeld-Career College Aide-Sewing. Needlework Barbara Sanders-Home Economics-FHA. HERO- Painting Fred Sanders-Computer Science-Tennis. Travel Ethel Sayer-Cosmetoiogy Thelma Schleusener- Aigebra, General Math- Needlework Rosalyn Schwartz-ciinic Aide Don Seemuller-Heaith. pe- Assistant Track. Football Coach-Golf. Photography Caroline Shaw-symphony. Concert Orchestras. In- termediate Band-Orchestra- Sailing Barbara Sherwood-Sociai Studies Faculty 215

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Beverly Patton-ss vi Secretary Mike Petruzzi-D.E. Ed Petty-Enghsh Betty PintO-Bioiogy I. II- Science Department Chairperson-Flying. Swimming Kay Pitts-Social Studies Carol Pogharian-ss in Media Aide Bev Pollard-Social studies Jane Powell-Engiish- Forensics-Gourmet Cooking. Silk Flower Making Helen Price-Science Phil Price-English Dot Pry-SS in Secretary Fran Ramsey-ss v Secretary Nadine Ray-Science 7-Swimming. Cooking Mary Jane Regan-Soaai Studies Cathy Reppert-ADP Operator Ann Reynolds-Engiish Although computers couldn’t do everything, journalism students and teachers soon found that a computer could make production a much different process. With the aide of the $20,000 computer, students were able to put together their own pages, which came out much clearer. With terminals located in both the Bear Facts of- fice and in the Yearbook Office. the computer catered to both classes. The Bear Facts staff pro- duced an excellent quality paper because their pages were being produced more efficiently. Year- book staff members, while finding that the computer made produc- tion faster, had some trouble ad- justing to the different format of making a paste-up book. However, in the end, they too produced a book which was superior in qualit' to previous years. Yearbook spon sor, Mrs. Barbara Dent, was pleas ed with the computer because i made the yearbook more studen oriented and almost totally stu dent produced. When the issues o The Bear Facts and The Lair came out both staffs agreed it was wortf the fund-raising and learninc because they were all proud of the finished products. 214 VIP

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Harrel Shoun-sdence 8-Freshman Football Coach- Scuba Diving. Woodworking Joan Shows-Sociai Studies Bud Sides-Vocational Deanna Silas-Math 8. Math Workshop-Scuba Diving. Jogg- mg Susan Slosky-Guitar i. Guitar II. Guitar Ensemble. Folk Instruments 1-Theatre. Dance Donna Smith-Math. Sociology-Cabm Building. Gardening Janie Smith-ss n Principal Brian Sonnek-Heaith. pe- JV Girl'S Basketball. JV 8oy's Soccer-Water Skiing. Boating Susan Spage-Caicuius ab. Algebra II, Trig-Music Bob Stamback-Music Robert Starr-Architecture and Engineering Drawing- House Designing. Building Pat Stevens-Enghsh Joan Storms-Data Services Operator Joan Strokes-Enghsh 10-Class of '83 Sponsor-Golf. Swimming Karl Studt-Readmg Mike Sutherland-AC l-Archery. Carpentry 216 VIP