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

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 The Great A a Akoninn „v'w4-.Qo ' ) Painting the body to match the papier mache head, is Brian Pavlik. In the middle of D lunch, Laura Gutheridge finds some silence and solitude in which to study. Somnolent sunny rays and a warm autumn breeze provide a relaxing atmosphere for Michelle A i ii Ii n A «tnH 4a TKa Caa»a( I I n a IjKaKa 1 4 : • a .

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Perfecting her watercolor seascape, Lisa Simonetta blots off excess paint. September 2...8:15 a.m....a shrill, grating, mechanical buzzer arous- ed 4058 Bruins from the hiberna- tion of summer and launched them into a new school year. The repeti- tion of this shrill, grating, mechanical buzzer at 9:10 was ade- quate warning that 1981 was to be a year of change. Extending far beyond the institution of the melodic REVEILLE signalling the start and end of classes, many trends were established that would become traditions in the years to come. The rebirth of school spirit, comparable to the espfit de corps of the INFANTRY transformed a ho-hum student body into one charged with fanatic enthusiasm. Continued excellent performances in both the COMBAT ZONE and USO gave us many things to be proud of. The exten- sion of student involvement and participation in the facets of school life gave many of us added ACTIVE DUTY while cutting down on our time for R R. This shifting of responsibility from the VIP’s gave us the opportunity for an HONORABLE DISCHARGE of our ideas into the mainstream of stu- dent affairs in an effort to create a Livelier and Better LB. Resting her eyes, Laura Grunawalt takes advantage of her freo time, while Juniors make up lost time due to SRA testing. - 2 Reveille Enjoying the diversity of tenth grade P.E., Rita Morello aims for the bull's eye in first period.

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Proud To Be Together... Enjoying each others company, Mike Thomas, Karen Donnelly. Bob Robinson. Anthony Jones and Lynn Euler are proud to be together. Doing her part In SGA's fourth period class, Audrey Short is in charge of making the welcome back sign for the alumni reception.