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

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Strength and power are both needed for the back stroke as shown here by Steve Gal¬ vin. Front Row: Lisa laniero, Gordy Sachs, Kathy Hancock, Cheryl Hinkle, Lori Weinburger, Jossi Mosso, Noma Newton, Kathy Win¬ ters, Chuck Silva. Second Row: Elise ang, Renee Kolofski, Matt Galvin, Jerome Skelly, Debbie Collier, Lorainne Singoff, Rod Cam¬ bell, Ron Carlot, Bill Smith, Scott Brown, Tracy Cades, Chris Olin. Third Row: Ellen Zmudsinski, Dino Raimond, Debbie Emmerman, Jim Galvin, Joel Lahman, Stephan Green, Ken Blair, Sally Smidle, Rubin Moore, Tim Skelly, Mike Coatie, Rick Thompson. Fourth Row: Margie Green, Nancy Mercer, Chip Collier, Betty Rouse, Connie Phergeson. Fifth Row: Helen Wheeler, Liz Honningford, Lisa Shaller, Steve Galvin. Sixth Row: Coach Jack Marky, Meda Morgan, Katie Simmons, Coach Johnson. Back Row: Robin Hop¬ kins, Brien Hobbs, Lee Bowersox, Scott Nichols, Jimmie Slaght, Norma Newton, Bajry Hobs, Lewis Bowersox. Pushing her way to the finish line is Robin Hopkins. Lake Braddockl89 Lake Braddockl70 West Springfield Woodson Lake Braddock finished 6th place in a relay carnival. Lake Braddock204 Lake Braddock184 Lake Braddock198 Robinson Falls Church Annandale 155 173 131 160 145 Front Row: Lisa Brakebill. Second Row: Mary Brissy, Rob¬ ert Carvahall, Tom Maddalena, Rose Ramos. Third Row: Becky Rutter, Diane Vahouny. Fourth Row: Elise Lang, Mike West, Erin Murphy, Renee Kolofski. Fifth Row: Chris Miller, Marty Masaitis. Back Row: Mr. Vahouny. •ports 139

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The Swim and Dive team was prophesized this year to do well and probably place high in Districts. Under the direction of three coaches, Orlay Johnson, Jack Markey and Dr. George Vahouny, the team set thirty-two team records. The team had eighty-two members, a tremendous increase over the twelve they had the first year. Depth was their big advantage; they had a lot of people to choose from for each event. They only lost one meet this season, against Woodson, and they also won some very close matches. On to Districts, the Bruins placed first, one step along the way to a possible Regional victory. Stretching out into the water is Dino Reimond.

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A rebirth happened for the Girls Gymnastic Team. Rising from the bottom last year, the youngest team in the Northern District ended with a 6-1 season record. New players supplied the new talent. The additional coach provided more attention for the team. Before the season started, the Girls Gymnastic Team was invited to the Broad Run Invitational along with ten other schools. Our team came home with first place. When the season started the team knew this season was going to be different. The team’s first win was over Williams and the winning lasted for five more meets. The team’s only loss was to West Springfield. With great skill and perfection, Sheila Gould performs a stag handstand on the beam. Balancing on the beam, Becky Wood executes a coffee grinder. 140 Winter Sports