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

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 Vickie Deer Learning Disabilities Aide Mike de Malle ville Auto Mechanics I. II. Ill Debra DeMaria Analyt-Functions. Trig-Analyt and Geometry Barbara Dent Spanish I. Spanish II. Introduc- tion to Foreign Lang.. Spanish Club Sponsor Sharon Deppe French I. French III, Co sponsor French Club and Honor Society Mary Jo Dever English 12 A. Didier Reading Resource 9-12 Joni Dim Art 7. Art I. II. III. Commercial Art. Ceramics I. II. 7th grade Pen and Pencil Club Sponsor Diane DiSandro Algebra I. General Math 3. Swim Team Head Coach Jeannine Doane Basic Skills I. Reading 9 Dolores Dorminey Media Staff Subschool 6 Frank Dowd Technical Drawing Constance A. Downing Computer Programming. Business Data Processing. COE While vacationing in the Orient. Mrs. Moore enjoys sightseeing the harbor of Hong Kong. Max Derr English 7, Social Studies 7 40 Academics

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Joe Clark P.E.8 FRE E TO HE.».YOU AND ME...” David Clausen Basic Skills I, General Math II Barbara Cohen Basic Skills IV. English 12 Janice Cohill Spanish I and II. French I Judy Colocotronis Government. ESL. Chairperson andy’s letter to Michael is one of the many lines from Free To Be... You and Me... presented by the Lake Braddock faculty in September during the Fall Festivle. Under the direction of Suzy Slosky, thirty-six faculty members, includind three principals, gathered afterschool everyday in preparation for the day when they shared their acting, dancing and singing abilities. Performances were given by some of the well known faculty members such as Dr. Alwood, Mr. Bailey. Miss Jahoda, Mr. Stein and Mr. Studt. Glued to their seats, the au- dience caught the spirit of the show and found themselves laughing at the humorous actions and dialogue, em- pathizing with the more facetious developments. The show ended with the song, Glad to Have a friend Like You. Diane Colvin S.S. 2 Counselor Tony Crom Permanent Substitute Tom Crouse World History, U.S. and Va. Government.ESL Beading Ray Cwalina Math 7 Jan Daly Media 2 Aide Frank Damico S.S.5 Counselor Betty Dean AC II.English II Jackie Deckel S-S. 4 Counselor Bunte Deckel 39

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CRAZY DAYS Don Ehrenberger Earth Science. Science Club Sponsor Robert Eisenhard Earth Science Jeanne Endrikat Earth Science. GT Earth Science Betty Ernst English 10 Margaret A. Evans Applied Physical Science David Evelyn Art A' 'hat happened in June, when that last bell rang and the v v last exam was finished? For most students it signified a time to re- joice, go to the beach, find a job, or just relax. But what did the teachers do during the three months of summer? At Lake Braddock there was a variety of summer experiences among the staff. Many did not take a vacation from teaching and instead taught sum- mer school. Some, like the students, decided to take it easy or go to the beach. Others found escape through ex- tensive traveling from the U.S., to Europe, to the Far East, and even to Russia. Still others returned to school and completed their degrees. Finally, there were those teachers who found very different occupations to fill their time. Such occupations included travel- ing with a circus, touring with the Na- tional Girls Fastpitch Softball Team, working on Capitol Hill, selling real estate, taking care of a new baby, and working as a docent at Wolf Trap. All in all, the summer was made to fit each and every one’s interests so that each enjoyed the summer immensly. Kay Ellis English 7 Vicki Drinnon Speech I. Debate I. Debate II. Debate Coach Susan R. Duffey English 9. Co sponsor of Chimera Magazine Joyce Carter Dunn English 7 Linda Dupwe Subschool 5 Secretary Navetta Eanes English 9 Carol Eddlemon LD Resource: Algebra I. Geometry. Earth Science. Labs Biology Deer Evelyn 41