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

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NEW ADDITIONS At the subschool 4 office Ron Kaus has a question about his schedule. A higher enrollment of both students and teachers caused various changes to be made at Lake Braddock. New lockers were ad- ded to try to accommodate the 4,349 students. Additional programs were put into both the intermediate and high school levels to allow students to have more challenging classes. If cer- tain qualifications were met, high school students could enroll in a Gifted and Talented course, while seventh graders could participate in a GT center. Students and teachers alike worked to make use of the changes in a way that everyone would benefit. Standing in front of their lockers before lunch are Brian Mewhinney.Gary Powers, Lorrie Echard and Bobby Thomas. Walking to their second period class are Jolene Lash and Jay Whctzel. Taking a break from his English class is Matt Matsuda. 10 Academics

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Students in Mrs. Palmore’s history class listen attentively to her lecture. Juniors and seniors eagerly await for their lockers. Walking down the Main Hall before school are Lloyd Williams and Scan Nolan. Freshman football players (Bill McNulty. Greg LaVcrghctta. tv .At iao-iu jJus- J tvuJi u '4 4 A)' '0 Chris Montoya. Cam Anderson, and Bill Delozicrl gather around their lockers between classes. GT Classes 11