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

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i Wjb wvf%v' Newly crowned Homecoming Queen Kathy Forgas and her brother Gary smile exhuberantly at the crowd during halftime of the Homecoming game. During the summer. Cottontail pool in Orange Hunt is an oasis from the heat for many a Lake Braddock student. Four of the five senior officers. Mary Sowell. Bob by Herting. Danny Schmidt, and Scott Hartung, ride the first place winning float during halftime of the Homecoming game. A A -v jmL „ o a a srfzr fT. i rCU aA. - PtX4T'2v, jf' M rn - dhiLS?. } ■ Homecoming, Summer 7

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Big Deal Even the name Lake Braddock Secondary hinted at the BIG size of the school. The first glimpse of the oversized halls, multi-purpose gym. and huge cafeteria left many students amazed. To several seventh graders fresh out of Kings Glen, White Oaks or most any other elementary school. Lake Braddock was a place for explor- ing and getting lost. If getting lost didn’t make a person late for every class period, then running from P.E. to art to music did. As one seventh grader. Kevin Barber said. It’s kind of exciting running across from one end of the school to another between classes, instead of staying in the same room all day.” Even with such large halls, great swarms of people often crowded them between classes making it necessary to ...weave in and out or else you can only move inch after inch, as seventh grader Kanu Jerath described it. After three periods of class. Pete Grace liked going to lunch and being able to choose from a huge variety of food. You can get just about anything you want- from pizza to fruit- pies! For those seniors who had been here since seventh grade, or even ninth grade, the school wasn’t at all in- timidating. It didn’t seem to matter if he building seemed smaller or bigger. Mr. Petty, a drama and past English teacher who had been here since the school opened said. “I like to think that it’s not the size of the school that mat- ters, but what the people inside do with it. Each student who came to Lake Braddock, for no matter how short or long a time, molded his own view of the school. No matter how big or how small the school seemed. Lake Braddock would always be a BIG DEAL. Marching band drum majorettes Karla Spagnola and Laura Hartford take time off from the pep band at the bonfire to enjoy the warmth of the flames. A cool drink of water is just what Ls needed for Steve Smith during a football camp practice. Breaking from the monotony of painting the pressbox during the summer. John Davis works on painting Carol Cole's nose. Performing their routine seen at pep rallies and assemblies, the Varsity Drill Team looks lively during the Fall Follies. 6 Opening

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