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

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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

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fi lACC ,( ZirifeA Astu. f- C ?su£ frn v£x 7 f (AWt sh faecO+T- 5V t4M 7t efore preparing a nutritious salad. Stephanie McClesky separates the esh lettuce from the wilted lettuce in her home economics class. C-U'C L' 'f7‘jbe cv . Throughout the school, students freed themselves from the nor- mal academic classes by taking one of the various vocational art classes that suited their fancy. In this class new experiences waited for those inside. In art, plain sheets of paper bloomed into polished artistry. Students in auto mechanics sharpened and tuned their skills while repairing tools and cars. Those students in- terested in cosmetology carefully shaped and styled hair of students and faculty members. Finally, students who loved to cook prepared luncheons and special meals for the staff. The Home Economics Department also held child development classes where students worked with children in a day care center atmosphere. All together, these classes helped students gain ex- perience in specific fields which will never be forgotten. p5, £ tV lo f . 'Yha-f J' n zc r,x {vt 4 'Vice ' pu.cLm In her Child Developement class. Karri Karb looks after some future Bruins. Putting the final touches on his paper mache project. Jason Ford adds the last strip of paper to his gruesome Halloween mask. Vocational Arts 13