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

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O' .x , A V vX V srs A { C y r y -f c -s 7 V V vyr Xf o V V -N £ x X t frf 1 J ° y y J As . i M x V John Sydnor For all the time you spent with us, For all the times you cared. For your genuine dedication And unending patience, For the memory of a kind friend. We want to say thank you To a true professional in his field: The late John Sydnor-Photographer. Closing 367

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 ' c v v ch r : f y gpj r -HI „ v sb r Cf 'V hf Hwtwv Not only was Lake Braddock ad- vanced technically, the school also benefitted from its size. With the support of the ground crew, several vocational classes were available to students in mechanics, general maintenance and cosmetology. Because Lake Braddock had the facilities for such a large selection of classes, students from other schools were able to enroll in these classes. We also maintained the ESL classes in English and government for students from foreign countries with the help of mission control. One of our most prominent assets, however, was the music depart- ment consisting of eleven in- strumental, six vocal and three general music programs. Their ex- cellence was illustrated by placing in every competition in which they participated. With the end of the school year near, we started the countdown of the departure of the largest class ever to graduate from Lake Braddock, and soon it was the final day when we splashed down and knew that our mission was accomplished. loRi ay Conducting the New Teacher Orientation Meeting, Mr. Alwood welcomes new faculty members to Lake Braddock. With media centers in every subschool. Scott Thompson has a large selection of reading material. 366 Splashdown

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The 1982 Lair had a four-color pro- cess cover with a computer generated color design printed on white durolith Arco-cloth. The book was printed on Taylor 80 enamel with Taylor 100 ena.nel used for the color pages. All paper used was made by the West Virginia Paper Company. Color pic- tures were separated by com- puterized laser scanner and printed on Miller four-color pro- cess. Typography and pagination of Helios body type in 6. 8. 10, and 12 point type was done by staff members on the Compugraphic MDT 350 computer. All headlines and graphics were set by the staff. Contributing photographers not on the regular staff were Dean Sur- rette, Jeff Peterson, Mike Kidd, Mark Maxwell, Tom Facca, Kris Koscielniak, Sara Trezona, Jeff Ford, and Lori Jacka. Contributing artists were Aaron Cole, Doug Lan- try, Don Pierce, Chris Brockmeyer, Lisa Bowley, Janine Smith, and Chara Mikeman. We would like to welcome Mike Kidd, our new Segall representative, to the staff and wish him the best of luck with our ace photography staff. We also wish to extend our deepest gratitude to Janet Pelzel and Karen Levin for cutting class to complete the index which refused to print. 368 Splashdown HSINId