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

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Joan Baldwin Lucy Barbuschak Brenda Burba Margaret Casey Joan Cabean Dolores Cooper Jean De Bardi Assistant Manager Ivy Ellis Rita Faudale Matthew Fleck Penny Geiger Jean Worthington 7th Grade P. E.. Varsity Drill Team. Girls’ Varsity Tennis. Intermediate Drill Team. Intermediate Gymnastic Team Tina Yalen Social Studies 8 Dorothy Yescavage Secretary To most students, the cafeteria was just another place to eat; however, not many realized the amount of work that went into making the cafeteria a pleasant place for students and faculty. As a result of the many hard hours the cafeteria employees put in, the cafeteria receiv- ed the 1983 Food Service Award. Cafeterias from four areas were judg- ed on quality of the food, the decorations, and the relationships among the cafeteria staff, the students and the faculty. Mary Keninitz. cafeteria manager, commented that she. as well as the rest of the staff were thrilled when they won the award.“We were chosen from 166 schools; it made us very proud. Wells Cafeteria 57

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Steve Wilcox Counselor of Subschool 2 Katherine W'illiams English 7 Fam Williams Shorthand I. Typewriting I. Sponsor for FBLA Barbara Wilson Science Betty Wilson Subschool 6 Secretary Sandy Wishart Subschool 6 Secretary. College Applications and Tran«cript Ad visor David Wolstenholme Spanish I. II Charles Wood Health Aide Ms. W;ood Algebra I. II Dennis Worek 7th Grade Math Mike W ells Health and P. E.. Varsity Baseball Coach. Assistant Varsi ty Basketball Coach In the cafeteria office, the 1983 Food Service Award is proudly displayed, along with awards from past years. Pam Wentworth Georgia Wheeler Media Aide Subschool 5. Vice Pres. LB PTA 56 Academics

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Muggie Gregary Nancy Hasalood Carol Jacinto BEHIND THE COUNTER Barbara Keninitz Mary Keninitz Manager During the '83-84 school year. Senior Barbara Kininitz was a familiar face working behind the counters during her lunch shift. To become a part of the school work pro- gram, Barbara responded to adver- tisements posted in the halls and ar- ranged her schedule accordingly. Although working during school took up a lot of her time, there were definite advantages to in-school employment. Making $4.36 an hour gave her the ex- tra income to have an active social life as well as a stable one. Responsibility also played an important role since Barbara's job was secured by the 1$00 students and faculty eating in the cafeteria each day. Working in the cafeteria was a good learning ex- perience for Barbara which prepared her for the real working world. Rosemarie Kirwin Patricia Lindahl Mae Martin Tom McCloud Birnadine Maxwell Fran Meyers 58 Academics