Michael Henrich is a history teacher at LB who teaches five class periods, coaches the golf team and is the sponsor of the paintball interest club, although he has been especially busy this year since...
Along with football, varsity wrestling has the most extreme male to female player ratio. Very rarely do girls try out for wrestling, let alone join the team. However, sophomore Samantha Kandle not only...
Teachers are, of course, the most important part of any class. A good teacher can not only convey information, but instill interest and curiosity in their students. In other words, the teacher can make...
Lake Braddock’s new Director of Student Activities or DSA, Karl Kerns, has set forth his vision and hopes for the student activities/athletics department in an exclusive interview with the Bear Facts....
Creative Writing is one of the most vied-for classes in all of Lake Braddock. After taking it, many students interested in writing move on to Advanced Composition. However, Advanced Composition is no longer...
Most high schoolers ask their parents when they need small amounts of cash, but junior Raj Aberle drifted away from the crowd and found his own means of income.
Aberle went to his neighbor’s house,...
The most responsible of high school students have summer jobs that require applications and time commitments. Very few can claim to have an adult job. Junior Mary Kate Brox, however, can truthfully say...
On Saturday, March 12, senior Ryan Duffy, and some of his friends began working on a memorial for senior Laween Akrawi. Duffy is a spray paint artist and believed that this would be an appropriate tribute....
In the beginning of the year Latin teacher Brian Metress had a long white beard and resembled Santa Claus. In class, Metress, as he proclaimed, was a giver, and bellowed in a way very akin to St. Nicholas....
Fortune sticks, creepy cats and “Hotel California” by the Eagles are all parts of chemistry teacher Paul Dean’s unique teaching style, based on his view of education, that he has crafted over years....
Fortune sticks, creepy cats and “Hotel California” by the Eagles are all parts of chemistry teacher Paul Dean’s unique teaching style, based on his view of education, that he has crafted over years....
One of LBT's executive board members Kyle Dannahey keeps the lights on as one of theatre's head electricians
April 6, 2016
Senior Kyle Dannahey, one of theater’s executive board members, is in a way the captain of the theater department. Anyone who wants to use the theater has to go through Kyle, regardless of how or when...
