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Chains of lasting friendships are common for a school the size of Lake Braddock. (Mary Waleka. Sandy Austin, Jim Vaile, Ann Balady, Linda Ramsey) As we blasted off into the new school year, we found ourselves in a great orbit of progressively clos- ed classrooms. Even though we lost our open space to the con- struction of walls, we remained ahead of the race by gaining con- siderable status with SCREAM’S addition of intensified classes to the regimen of the flight crew engaged in pre-flight training. Despite the growing number of closed classrooms, we were con- sidered an advanced institution with the increase of computer use for everyday activities such as report cards, which were delivered to students promptly after the quarter. Coinciding with the ad- ministrative use of these technical machines, courses in computer science became more popular, and a class in computer applications was included in the course selec- tions. The next Magnum P.I., Rob Saale relaxes at his locker during break. 364 Splashdown
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During Mrs. Powell's first period English class. Stewart Patterson concern trates on his test on Mark Twain. Joey Clement finds a quiet place to work in the Subschool 1 English area. Closing 363
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Receiving instructions from Coach Clark, Jamie Shepherd takes a time out during the Homecoming game against Chantilly. Despite varying opinions, Cheryl Williams and Barbara Weger rate guys during th- • lunch period. Early in the morning, Scott Mewhinney finishes his government project before the halls become crowded with students. As we took time out from the ad- vanced school system, we turned to the audio visual side of com- puters in the community. It was a common sight to see computer games adorn entrances of restaurants, stores and arcades, but Space Invaders slowly declin- ed in popularity as Pac Man fever spread throughout the student body. A more unusual but increas- ing sight, was home computers. Computer corporations, such as Apple, made computers available for personal use. While video games continued on the upswing, digital watches followed suit. By the end of the school year classrooms flooded with the sound of beeps of watch alarms as the end of classes neared. Closing 365
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