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

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t Will Misner-Anaiytic Geometry. Functions. Math team. Math Honor Society Dan Mondloch-Math, Boys Gymnastics coach-sports Nancy Moore-Bioiogy Olga Morales-lnt. Swing Singers. Int. Chorale. Concert Choir, Women’s Ensemble Joan Morgan-Art. Jewelry club-Jewelry Design Janet Mulloy-Geometry-golf Sam Mumpower- Trigonometry, Analytic Geometry, Functions Sandra Murray-Social Studies. Lair” sponsor Foreign Cultures John Natale-Engiish- Lacrosse Jerry Newberry-Subschooi I Counselor-working with families Jeanne Norris-Earth Science-racquetball Karen Norton-p.E., varsity Basketball coach. Varsity Soft- ball coach Teachers in the Foreign Languague department were well trained and ready to teach various languages. Teaching a specific foreign language was the main ob- jective, but teachers also found time to teach a little about dif- ferent cultures. Foreign cultures could have been a hard subject to teach if one had not been ac- quainted with the country on a first-hand basis. This was no pro- blem for the staff. Most of the foreign language teachers had been in a foreign country in which the language they taught was spoken. Teachers gave students tips on restaurants, clothing, and manners. If students ever decided to go out of the country, they not only knew a foreign language, but they had knowledge of the kinds of customs and attitudes to expect. Faculty 211

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Steve Loy-Heaith Shirley MacSorley- Subschool VI Counselor Michael Magathan-Sociai Studies-sports Carl Marion-Typing I, General Business, Law. Math- sports Alice Marsala-English. IBS, Class of ‘86 sponsor-cooking Jim Martin-Security J.R. MatthewS-English. Football coach, Baseball Coach-jogging Jack McCann-Art, Photography, Photography club Pat McCarthy-Journalism Chris McDonald-world Studies Jim McFadyen-AP History, Economics, Golf team coach Mickey McHale-Main of- fice Secretary Margaret McMillan-Media Aide Ted McQuade-Physics, Lacrosse club, Board Games club-women Holly Messinger-Office Practice and Procedures, Typ- ing. Host and Hostess club, FBLA SDonsor Kay Mikula-Bioiogy. Cheerleading-dancing Pausing from grading papers. Mrs. 8inder takes time to rela:

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Age uf Computers Cm M- 'r'!' • V’; Computers were of evergrowing iWIf Ptfb U 4 importance, not only as a part of u v.u ? businesses, but also as a learning device in schools. This trend was no exception at Lake Braddock. An Atari 800 computer was granted to Lake Braddock by the county. Many students were taught how to use the computer through their math classes, and, depending on the teacher, other classes as well. Teachers used the computer as an instructional aide to help students understand more about the world of computers after they graduated. As the country pro- gressed into the age of computers, Lake Braddock pulled even farther Iff i TWl 'U rityf injj.tdbf l) i u 8 «sH iffOr dK , VP “ahead of the race. 8'wr , 01J» Lou Palmore-Engiish, Creative Writing, HS History, Modern European History, Civitan Louis Patch-world of Transportation-waterskiing p cy1' 0V t) Fran Patten-Subschooi in Media Aide Mike Petruzzi-Distributive Education, Recordkeeping, Business Law Ed Petty-English, Drama, Intermediate Theatre Produc- tions Lou Peverill-p.E., varsity Football, Weight Lifting Betty PintO-Biology, Science Department Chairman Becky O’Brien-speech Therapy-Biblical research Jan Odom-Teen Living, Gourmet Foods I, Sewing for Fun, Housing Int. Design Nancy Oliver-Subschooi i counselor-family Diane Ostergren-Heaith, JV Field Hockey, JV Softball- photography Carol Pogharian-Media Aide Bev Pollard-American History. Board Games club Kay Pitts-U.S. and Va. government-photography 212 Mission Control