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

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All The Mews Co-editor Tamara Page enthusiastically reads the latest edi- tion of the “Bear Facts . Every two weeks, or twenty-two times a year, Dr. Pat McCarthy’s Journalism students produced another edition of the award winn- ing “Bear Facts,’’ the Lake Brad- dock student newspaper. Under the guidance of Co-editors Tammy Page and Gary Freedman, the “Bear Facts” served a variety of purposes in the school. The BEAR FACTSiCo-Editors in Chief: G. Freed- man, T. Page. Editors: K. Bentson, A. Block, A. Decker, Y. Demory, B. Field, D. Felsen, S. Fintel, A. Gavan, S. Greshem, V. Hottle, R. Knepp, J. Kuncis C. McDonald, T. Ondrof, C. Poreda. T. Proffitt, E. Richardson, G. Sahd, E. Sarnes, S. Thomas, C.Trizna, M. Webb. J. Wheeler. Staff: D. Armstrong, S. Atkinson, R. Benedetto, A. Black, M. Blair, A. Booth, M. Brown, J. Burns, J. Caine, J. Charbeneau, S. Cobis, C. Criste, B. David- newspaper was an outlet for stu- dent feeling in its Letters to the Editor, a source of information in its news articles, a form of enter- tainment in its feature articles and cartoons, and consumer informa- tion in its advertisements. “The Bear Facts” fulfilled many of the school's communication needs. son, C. Dooley, C. Dugan, D. Durham, W. Ellis, D. Felsen, J. Giannina, J. Gilbert, S. Gupta, C. Hallinan, R. Heath, D. Lantry, M. LeSavage, K. Levin, M. Mendez, R. Monteith, G. Moody, M. Newell, R. Nixon, S. Nolan, J. Olsen, T. O'Neill, G. Pinkney, D. Pontius, G. Powell, G. Powers, S. Rhee, D. Roth, R. Shelkey, B. Shircliff. C. Smith, D. Standridge, K. Timpf, B. Thompson, C. Walke, L. Walls, T. Whitlaw, M. Wooten, G. Wordham. Journalism's Geoff Pickney spends hi: class time folding pages. 236 Time Out During first period, Tim Proffitt proofs a new piece of copy.

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Support Crew Plans to aid the SGA with their beautification project are reviewed by Cathy McGrail and Dawn Todd. When the first bell rang in September, it started another year of dependable service from Tri-Hi- Y. The hard work this girls’service club performed was spread throughout the academic year, but it began with the football season when the girls cleaned the bleachers after the home games. The pace then quickened with their assistance to the SGA’s beautification projects and the volunteer work for various depart- ments. Other services included sponsoring a destitute child and assisting an American Lung Association fund raising cam- paign. At the same time, the year was being balanced by more and more social activities. A ski trip with other county Tri-Hi-Ys in January and a Christmas dinner were some highlights of the winter. During the spring, the local clubs were once again united in a camp- ing session. One of the biggest of the social events, however, was a suprise money earning show stag- ed during the year. It was another year of resolute work and en- joyable activities for Tri-Hi-Y. he work of being president of Tri-Hi-Y does ot discourage Jean Eddleman. TRI-HI-Y: Sponsor: Carol Eddleman; Pres.: Jean Eddleman; V. Pres.: Letty Pena; Sec.: Katie Copeland, Treas.: Laurie Pierce, Chaplain: Kelli Sullivan. Members: Sarah Adams, Kathy Baker, Dawn Hill, Julie Johnson, Allison Lee, Cathy McGrail. Lisa Magnone, Florence Novi, Kathleen O'Con- ner, Carol Schoelen, Candi Sheppard, Jeanne Simmons. Dawn Todd, Mary Walecka. Deliberating over the proposed schedule are Carol Schoelen, Sarah Adams, and Jeanne Sim- mons. Clubs 235

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'reparing foraspi :aculty staff-member Cindy Downing types n copy on the word processor. ’reparing for a speech at the Seven Springs leminar. editors Karen Levin and Janet 5elzel compile plans for the '82 Lair. Assembly Line Photographer Dean Surrette leafs through an old yearbook looking for ideas. Who really put together your year- book? Who compiled all of these words and pictures into a 368 page extravaganza of timeless literature? The answer could be found in the foreign language area in room C-207. From sixth period until well into the evening, the yearbook staff labored in writing and re-writing, designing, cutting and waxing to perfection one of the largest volumes in the county. Prospective yearbook members were nominated by their English teachers of the previous year and took a test to get accepted to the staff by the sponsors, Mrs. Dodie Hruby and Ms. Sandy Murray. Dur- ing the summer of 1981, the two co-editors, Karen Levin and Janet Pelzel. ventured into the wilds of Pennsylvania and returned trium- phantly with a second place trophy for the ‘82 “Lair” yearbook designs. The sounds of yearbook making were many and varied: Get off my disk!”...“ls this a good headline?”...“Will you be printing today?’’...“Whew, I finally finished.” In spite of varying degrees of experience and slight confusion, another great edition of The Lair” emerged. Prior to late-night deadlines, the Lair staff has time to pose for a 9r°up shot. THE LAIR: Co-editors: K. Levin, J. Pelzel. Sponsors: Dodie Hruby, Sandy Murray. Staff: D. Armstrong, K. Benton. L. Bowley, L. Brown, M. Cowperthwaite. B. Cressy. C. Downing, L. Eissing, J. Evetts, A. Goldsmith. L. Gruendel, L. Hagen, S. Hamel, J. Liberti. M. Luther. T. McGraa. J. Metzler, C. Mikeman, L. Morris. M. Mosler. K. O'Con- nor. L. Palmquist, R. Pfieghardt, L. Prichard. M. Reilly, P. Riek, K. Richardson, S. Robert, A. Rogers, H. Smith, J. Smith, C. Snee. M. Strand. D. Stupar. Photographers: M. Grif- fith, D. Lantry, S. Patterson. J. Peterson, B. Root. D. Rye. Clubs 237