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Marching Band members Steve Langworthy and Mike Stuckey prac tice for an upcoming performance of My Favorite Things . At the home game against Oakton. the Varsity cheerleaders prepare for the entrance of the battling Bruins. Future Bruins enjoy the sights and sounds of the Fall Festival Opening 5
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I i X X X X X X i x x X X X X X X X X X X X Lake Braddock has never been afraid to be different. Initiated as an experiment in the benefits of open classrooms and college- sized enrollment, Lake Braddock was quick to recognize the needs of its students, as well as the changing times. As the years went by, new rules were created to meet the growing problems of a com- munity of 5000, while walls and partitions crept into the school’s trademarks, open subschools and departments. But with these changes came the students of the 80’s, proud of their school with its unique style of education and pro- ud of the accomplishments which set it above neighboring schools. Students could take pride in the growing achievements of its special departments with award winning musical groups and outstanding artists, athletes, mechanics, actors and mathemati- cians. omputer science student Tien Nquyen types in a program. Varsity ing football game. Suzette Rhee readies her milk crate for the open- Caught in a bear hug, Gila Levine endures it all with a grin from Bruins Larry Rosenberger and Jim Vaile. 4 Blast Off
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U N Students could also look at their school and see the reflection of a changing world. Computers, the most recognizable symbol of the future, monitored school enroll- ment, student absences, schedul- ing, and class ranking, as well as helped counselors to aid students in college decision-making with the Guidance Information System. A word processing system, the first of its kind in Fairfax County, modernized our journalism depart- ment, making the school’s year- book and newspaper the first to be completely student produced in Virginia. Reflections of our modern world were also apparent in our everyday life. Home video and pocket computer games became commonplace, and science fiction movies and books experienced a surge in popularity. On one of the many hot afternoons of August, the colorguard brightens up the blacktop with a rainbow of colors. % % Included as Brum supporters, parents cheer the team on after the halftime parade of floats. 6 Blast Off
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