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

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Shocking Experience Carl Hensley-Heaith, pe. Basketball Coach, Director of Intramural Activities Maureen Herspring- Social Studies-sewing Pat Grimm-Media Aide-camping Hilda Hall-Drivers Education, Safety Council Cora Hamilton-Learnlng Disabilities Resource Program, Subschool I Ski club Pat Hans-Basic Skills Ann Hargrove-Subschooi ill Counselor, Class of '85 sponsor-travel Nancy Harper-ESL, International Students club- sailing Doris Harrell-Spanish- languages Loisteen Harrell-Earth Science. Afro American Culture club-reading In 1752, Benjamin Franklin discovered electricity. Two hun- dred and thirty years later, in Mr. Shoun's Applied Physical Science classes during the first quarter, students rediscovered the basic concepts of electricity. Daily, Mr. Shoun guided his students in understanding electricity and lear- ning how it works. He presented his classes with electrical pro- blems, the tools, and instuctions needed to solve these problems along with his assistance, if the students needed it. It might have been said that in Mr.Shoun’s classes learning about electricity was a “shocking experience.” Jean Hemple-Typing i. Shorthand l-travel Roberta Henry-Engiish- swimming 'S4 Harrison-Finance Secretary Pete Hatcher-Spanish. Game Simulations club- reading Faculty 207

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LUnrking 5tu Shari Keefer-Engiish Kevin Kidd-Psychoiogy, Sociology, Government, J.V. Football-skiing Terry King-Stenography II, Clerk Typing II, COE, FBLA, COE-ae obics Bea Kirby-Ubrarian-reading Bob Klaren-Health, P.E. Beth Kloke-Secretary Deanna Kuhn- Spanish l.traveling John LaCava-int. Band, Select Band- soccer coach Beverly Lantry-Secretary, Seventh Grade Drill Team- theatre Nickolas Lawler-Caicuius BC, Algebra II. Algebra 11-Trig. Jane Layman-p.E., Assis- tant Athletic Director, Varsity Field Hockey- sports Sally Lazorchak-Part Time Secretary-needlework Sharon Levin- Government-reading Mary Lipsey- History-calligraphy Dick Lisi- Biology I, ESL Science. School Protection Officer. Boy s Ten- nis. Conflict Simulations Club Lucille Loder- Restaurant Trades, Teen Liv- ing. Outdoor Gear, Baking, FHA. HERO-skiing Bill Johnson-Subschoo. v Principal, SCREAM-traveling Mary Johnson-Geometry. Algebra I, co-sponser Jr. Math League- swimming Pat Jones- Theater Arts- tennis Faculty 209