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

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The Bear Facts just keeps getting better and better! The journalism department, under the guidance of Dr. Pat McCarthy and co-editors Brian Sapp and Ed Vanderhoeven, continued the long upward trend for The Bear Facts. A Trendsetter typesetting computer, purchased jointly with The Lair office, greatly speeded production, enabling the paper to expand to ten pages. The longer paper, with its school and THE BEAR FACTS Sponsor Of. P l McCarthy; Editors-In- chief: Brian Sapp and Ed Vanderhoeven; J1 Wendy Adama. Charllo Aldlnger. Sandra Autrey. Kris Bontson. Tom Bcrkloy. Mary Braan, Mike Buell. Sara Bunn. Lisa Burke. Nancy Campbell. Carla Cr.ste, Janot Oolaney. Roborta Delia. Karon Oemartino. Karon Donoval. Miko Elbon. Linda Farrell. Bruce Field. Martha Gandy. Ann Gavan. 8ot Gregorio. Scott Gresham. Diana Jones. Joan Marie Keenan. Robin Knopp. Ann LaFond. Chris LaFontalno, Doug Lantry. Miko LoSavage. John McPhee. Mike Mendoz. Michelle Minor. Rod Montieth, Tom Ondrol. Chris Porna, Chuck Poreda. Ed Richerdson. Dave Roth. Gerald Sahd. Erica S8fnos. Kathy Saunders. Mark Schror. Jennifer Stevens. Both Stowart. Mary Stutzman. Jackie Sutton. Susan Thomas. Eloy Thompson. Derrick Turner. Liz Welsh. Mike Whltonor, Mary Williams. Gary WOfdham. J2 Mandy Armor. Bruce Atkinson. Andy Block. Maria Canllo. Andy Coiocotronls. Richard Coryell. Brian Davidson. Bruce Oavis. Alan Decker. Yvonne Oemory. Anglo Durgin. Dave Feisen. T. J. Ferrantmo. Shelia Flntol. John Gilbert. Nell Hagerty. Shelly Hodrick. Alan Hood. Vickie Hottle. Paul LaDue. Suzanno Lilly, Ann Longmore. Bob Mannors. Bill Mason. Greg Michaoils. Scott Mrkoske. Jennlfor Murphy, Mary Beth O'Donnell. Ted O'Neil. Tammy Pago. Tim Pro!- fitt. Kathy Ripley. John Ryan. Bob Shircltff, Beth Simms. Virginia Slaughter. Millie Souders. Grover Tadlock. Andy Tubbs. Zach Walke. Maggio Webb. J3 Gary Froedman. M ike Hanahoe. Dave Mare. Jim Kuncis. Oave Monroe. Mark Osborn, George Powoll, Ron Ruiapaugh. Brian Shanaghan. Maigaret Strtano. Mario Veioz. J4 KeitivOavid- son. Robbie Newell. Brian Sapp. Ed Vanderhoeven Mike Mendez and Beth Simms finally get a chance to look over the end result of their Dave Roth enjoys his one day off from the two week long process of producing the Bear Facts. community news stories, features, editorials, cartoons and sports, was planned, written and printed every two weeks with time to spare. Of course, much patience and practice was necessary for all to become familiar with the Trend- Setter and its floppy disk storage. Nevertheless, some semblance of past years remained, including the perpetual clutter and an occa- sional music sweep on 105.

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SECRETS A careful check on attendance is kept by Letty Pena and Mary Walecka. Karen Tutterow and Jean Eddlemon pose with five of the biggest ••turkeys as the winner, Mr. Magathan, displays his prise. An after-school meeting in Mrs. Wentworth's room draws a large crowd. Look! Someone decorated rny locker! But what's the occasion? It’s not my birthday. Oh, of course, my secret pal did it. Secret pals we re Tri-Hi-Y members who only knew each other as a locker com- bination which they received at the beginning of the year. Pals com- municated by notes left in each other’s lockers. Tri-Hi-Y, a girls organization sponsored by the YM- CA, had a long and varied list of community and school service pro- jects, including visiting nursing homes and Children's Hospital, handing out dimes during lunch shifts, cleaning under the bleachers in Lewis Stadium after every home game, and sponsoring a girl named Cresilda who lives in the Phillipines. Whether done in the open or behind closed locker doors, the Tri-Hi-Y continued to serve themselves, the school, and the community. TRI-HI-Y Sponsor: Mrs. Pam Wentworth; Pres.: Karen Tutterow; Vice Pres.: Jean Ed- dlemon; Sec.: Letty Pena; Treas.: Lisa Magnone; Comm. Chair.: Carol Nix; Members: Karen Allgaier. Sandra Autrey. Terri Barr. Charmame Bell. Amy Bunn. Liz Burns. Jennifer Cary, Mary Cowperthwaite. Lisa Daly. Sofia Dambrauskas. Meeru Dhalwaia, Diane D’Orazio, Kelly Glass. Stephanie Hall. Cheryl Herder. Dawn Hill. Linda Horning. Julie Johnson. Cindy Juliano. Isla Kucera, Karen Kulp, Shorn Lang. Allison Lee. Renee Lucier. Dana Mad- dox. Autumn Martmisko. Marybeth Muldune. Mary Mullaney. Karen Noren. Melissa Porter. Cecilia Rivera. Carol Schoelen. Anna Shafer. Nancy Smith. Kristie Staton. Heidi Swenck, Tom Tate. Mary Walecka. Barbara Weedman. Cheryl Williams. Jamie Winters. Last night’s game is just a memory as Toni Tate picks up trash on Saturday morning. Clubs 327

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Co-editor Keith Vassallo is amused with Pat Broos' copy. [T Julie Evetts finally gets her turn to type several pages of clubs copy into the terminal. Production staff members Liz Eissing and Susan Hamel strive for perfection. Quotes were always supposed to liven copy. Well, The Lair office provided quite a few. There were decisions made. “I want sergeant’s stripes!” There were questions asked. “Mrs. Dent, why did the computer beep at me?” There was copy written. “How can I write about the year before it hap- pens?” There was copy printed. Oops, I forgot to code my disk!” There was pleading. “Come on, all I have to do is mark a file.” There were pictures taken. “Can you shoot a meeting this afternoon? There was plain hard work. “Can I have a corner of the light table?” There was editing and co-editing. “Maybe Keith or Cheryl can come up with a headline.” There was also fun. “That bear is making strange noises.” “Whose birthday is it? Look at this picture!” In the end, the combination of co-editors, production and editorial staffs and the Trendsetter computer seemed to work. Oh, what memories! Pronounced kT-mer- and defined in Webster's as an impossible or foolish fancy, Chimera was a misnomer for the literary magazine. The enthusiasm of the new sponsor, Mr. Ron Axelrod, was carried over to the crowd at the opening meeting. The Chimera staff was responsible for creating a theme and cover design, desing- ing layouts, graphics and artwork, as well as selecting and editing the work submitted by students. The completed magazine was printed by the journalism depart- ment and mailed to every student in April. Chimera was hardly an im- possible or foolish fancy. LAIR Sponsor: Mrs Barbata Dent; Editors: Choryl Osluod and Keith Vassallo; Sta»; Sara Bealor. Ktisty Benton. Patrick Broos. Leslie Brown. Ronoo 8rowrv John Camp- bell. Mary Copertnwaito. L Eissing. June Evens. Kayloen FiUgeratd. Lototia Fitimoms. Robin Male. Susan Hamel, Debby Hunier. Deborah LeSavage. Karen Levin. Susan Lil- ly. Mark Luther. Eileen McBnarty, Torn McG'aa. Lisa Mar- tin. Ctiara Mikeman, Elisc Morns. Janet Poi ol. Cindy Perkins. Rod Pl.'oghardt. Laura Pritchard. Cathy Rafferty. Kristine R-chardson. Laura Richardson. JoAnne Rossi. Don Samuels. Tammy SelMer. Heidi Smith. Maria Slarnoulas. Mike Strand. Mary Both Watson. Fran Wirght; Photographers Mike Cottte. Ken Frager. Walter Galindo. Bocky Heavner. Bill Mason. Mark Maxwell. Tossyl Pena. Stewart Patterson. Dale Rye. Andy Tisler. CHIMERA Sponsor: Mr. Ron Axelrod; Editors: Suzanne Lilly and Vicki Reeve; Staff: Wendy Adams. Leslie Brown, John Campbell, Bruce Davis. Lisa DiPietrantonio, Lisa Farina. Ann Gavan, Mary Gifford. John Johnston. Becky Jones, Karen Levin. Lisa Martin. Cynthia Mordes. Kevin Mosley. Kevin O'Rear, Tamara Page. Bob Robinson, Eric Simpson, Elizabeth Street, Grover Tadlock. Debbie Talmadge, Kathy Walker. Clubs 329 Suzanne Lilly and Debbie Talmadge discuss advertising posters.