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

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Groveton 29 Lake Brad dock 31 Lee 28 Lake Braddock 43 Mount Vernon 55 Lake Braddock 71 West Springfield 45 Lake Braddock 48 Edison 41 Lake Braddock 40 Fort Hunt 52 Lake Braddock 68 Hayfield 57 Lake Braddock 75 Groveton 49 Lake Braddock 48 Lee 40 Lake Braddock 43 Mount Vernon 26 Lake Braddock 77 West Springfield 44 Lake Braddock 54 Edison 42 Lake Braddock 59 Fort Hunt 39 Lake Braddock 58 Hayfield 31 Lake Braddock 53 ttiilpS ■SigilpifiKsS iHUHn rasNBbi $m FRONT ROW: Chuck Hergesheimer, Bob Davis, Lee Herent, John Pope, Jim Cox, Bob Vickers, Walt Burns, Vi nce lanucci, Frank Gorman. SECOND ROW: Steve Hutchinson, Toby Dowel, Jeff Theising, Chaun Hensley, John Monahan, Tom Kinback, Rick Osborne, Brad Johnson. TOP ROW: David Westfault, Steve Kick, Ed Grundler, John Carroll, Scott Gilbride, Pat Mulvihill, Guy Deladurantaye, Bob Gritch, Fred Soffield. Winter Sports 53

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First In Teamwork and District Freshman Basketball, though they are perhaps one of the least heard of teams around the school, built up a seasonal record to be proud of. They ended the season with a 12 win-2 loss record, and placed first in the Gunston District. Beginning with a spare 31-29 victory over Groveton, the team started the season with 4 wins. This streak was broken by Edison, who left with a 1 point win, 40-41. The team came back to oust Fort Hunt, 68-52, and to run off with a 75-57 victory over Hayfield. The basketball team suffered its second and last defeat of the year to Groveton in another 1 point loss, 48-49. Then the team continued the season with a 43-40 win over Lee, and creamed Mount Vernon, 77-26. The team won the remaining 4 games of the season, bringing the total to 12 wins and 2 losses. Executing a jumpshot is Jeff Theising. Waiting for the rebound from a missed shot is Ed Grundler. Capturing an extra point for the team, Pat Mulvihill shoots a successful foul shot. 52 Winter Sports

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Lee Fort Hunt Groveton Mount Vernon Edison West Springfield Lee Hayfield Fort Hunt Groveton Hayfield Edison Mount Vernon West Springfield Lake Braddock Lake Braddock Lake Braddock Lake Braddock Lake Braddock Lake Braddock Lake Braddock Lake Braddock Lake Braddock Lake Braddock Lake Braddock Lake Braddock Lake Braddock Lake Braddock —8 W 1 III 1 I WHIMtHI WMMI I 1 ' HIM i ■-■■■■■ ■■■■■■.. Breaking away momentaril y, Amy Geithner puts Edison on the run. A 7“ 7 Triumph Competing and winning against some of the other teams that carried as much youth as ourselves provided an in¬ spiring meaning. When we took on equals, our strength and experience could win out. Alternating through 4 months of day and night practice with the guys’ teams, the hard work pulled through to winning 4 out of the last 5 remaining games. One oddity colored the season, though. By virtue of win¬ ning the last game, the chance of getting to District playoffs was close at hand, but slipped through by a meager game in the standings. “Batting” .500 on the year kept us in contention up until the last game, and this was one triumph worth noting. Getting a step on 2 Lee opponents, Theresa Kratz gains the advantage under our basket. Receiving new strategy from Coach Raynes during a timeout in the season opener, against Lee, our Bruins found the loss a hard-fought contest. 54 Winter Sports Delaying in the air, Jenni Lawhon uses that extra second to get the clear shot that left Hayfield on the ground 37-32.