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

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Opening 1-7 Academics 8-61 Which section of this literary and pictorial masterpiece in- formed students what exact- ly went on in school between the hours of 8:15 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.? In what sec- tion could a person find very in- teresting and entertaining copy and candid photographs of each and every faculty member, cafeteria worker and janitor? That’s right, the Academics Section. Not only did Academics cover those courses labeled as ‘‘Academic such as English, math, and science, but it also included the various other courses offered to the student body. Where else could a person read about the outstanding productions put on by the music and theatre department? Where else could one find intriguing photographs of art students working diligently on a ceramic sculptures or typing students pecking away at their manuscripts? Where else could one discover that, yes, there were cosmetology and auto mechanics classes where the students actually worked at their craft, whether it was a shampoo, cut and blow-dry, or peering under the hood of a car. The Academics section was able to cover the broad panorama of teachers and activities that were encountered at Lake Brad- dock. People 62-209 The ultimate challenge... keep- ing track of over 4000 people packed into a building over a quarter of a mile long. By powers beyond earthly control, this Herculean task was placed into the hands of the yearbook People staff. Throughout the year, the vibrant energy and spirit of the student body was captured as they attended activities such as the Fall Festival, football games, pep rallies, and dances. The entire student body united as Lake Braddock entered a new decade. Thus the idea of a new beginning was permeated throughout all of the classes- from the fresh young seventh graders to the seasoned veteran seniors. As the year came to an end, the student body came closer to their goals and ambitions as a sparkl- ing new decade began at Lake Brad- dock. Sports 210 - 271 Lake Braddock has been known throughout the county of Fair- fax for its big athletic depart- ment. With approximately nine hun- dred athletes participating in various athletic programs, students found a real challenge to make a team. There were special teams that have been recognized for their great perfor- mances. Out of the thirty-three select teams. Boys Varsity Soccer and Girls Gymnastics have been State Cham- pions. Other Regional Champions in- 2 Opening