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

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Si tent Success Steps To The Lake Braddock Varsity Basketball Team had been expected to win no more than two games—according to the odds makers. However, the Bruins soon proved to be more than just an ‘easy picking’ for the teams in Northern Virginia. Winning nine games, and showing well even in those games lost, the first year varsity team learned much and was quite successful in competition. At the line is Ken French. Outjumping Herndon, Bobby Steele goes in for the lay-up. 46 Sports

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Running the last leg of the meet brings Scott Roberts one step closer to a well-deserved rest. It’s A Lonely Sport Finishing the course is Marty Moke. Cross Country is a lonely sport. Only but a few students supported the meets. Our students prefer the well- known sports so Cross Country is left to run their two and a half mile course in hopes that someone is watching. Sticking together is one problem the Cross Country Team had. Some would creep ahead while others stayed behind. Jim Shea well earned his Most Valuable Player by coming in first in the Williamsburg In¬ vitational. John Connors won the most miles run and Scott Roberts received most Improved Player. Trying to keep the lead with the football players seemed hard for Scott Roberts. Boys Track 45

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Leaping for the basket, Scott Richardson sinks two points. Thinking about strategy is Coach Hensley. Varsity Basketball Roster Name Jersey Pos. Hi Grade Holroyd, Ken 5 G 6 i” 11 Stephen, Tony 13 F-G 5’9” 11 Steele, Bobby 14 G 5’8” 10 Peterson, Rick 20 F-C 6’2” 11 Rogers, Matt 21 F 6 2” 11 Beveridge, John 22 G 6’2” 11 Williams, Todd 24 C 6’2” 11 French, Kent 33 C 64” 11 Digby, Mike 35 G-F 5’ir 11 Davis, Bill 41 F 6’2” 11 Richardson, Scott 44 G 5’9” 11 Greeley, Dave 45 G-F 5’11” 10 Barnett, Joe 50 F 6’0” 10 Stretching to make two points is Joe Barnett. Sports 47