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

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! In the two mile, Lane Schieber runs ahead of the Williams and Lee run¬ ners. Front: Marty Moke, Scott Oslund, Mark Broaddus, Ed Lull, John Scott, Dan Huskerson, Vince Agnelli, Jeanne Lull, Mary Hushower, John Pope. Second: Coach McDonald, Richard Grich, Kevin Myers, Mitchell Lynch, Mike Galston, Brian Robinson, Peter Beczkiewicz, Rusty Davis, Lane Schieber, Head Coach Ed Trimm. Third: Jim Lebiedz, Doug Pulliam, Peter Krombergs, Craig Patterson, John Padgett, Bobby McKay, John Conner, Mike Donovan, Mike Langauger. Fourth: Coach Dillon, Lewis Affronti, Don Miller, Robert Taylor, Ron Heinz, Dan Phillips, John Web¬ ster. Back: Chuck Catherine, Mark Patterson, Tim Hipps, Bob Grich, Mike Stutts, Ed Myers, Bob Vickers, Bill Hedges. At the 12 foot 6 inches mark, Lewis Affronti attempts to clear the pole vault in a meet against Hayfield. Winter Sports 151 mm

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Showing outstanding form and balance while throwing the shot put is Bob Taylor. With two new coaches, Mr. Chris McDonald and Mr. John Dillon assisting Coach Ed Trimm in instructing the Varsity Track team, they were hopeful for the Northern District title. The field events were led by Lewis Affronti, Jon Scott and Mike Donovan. Defeating Hayfield in the first meet of the season, the team persevered running in qualifying meets for the C.Y.O. Classic. On to Districts, Lake Braddock was not favored to win, but they performed well at the meet, setting new school records. Despite their effort, they were beaten by Williams and finished second. The first placer at the meet was Dan Huskerson, in the 1000 yard run. Second placers were John Padgett, Long jump; Mike Donovan, high jump; Bob Taylor, shot put; Dews Affronti, pole vault; and Dan Huskerson, mile; and Jime Shea, two mile. After running the 1,000 meter Dan Huskerson is confronted by coach Trimm. A fine job, Dan. Shear determination pushes Rusty Davis faster while running third leg in the mile relay. 150 Winter Sports

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A new thing for Winter Track this year was the introduction of a Junior Varsity team for Lake Braddock. In smaller dual and Tri meets, J.V. was scored separately from Varsity. However, there was no Junior Varsity team at the larger meets, such as Districts, because they were run by qualifying times. A J.V. runner could go as a Varsity team member if his times were good enough. Another first for Winter Track was the number of girls on the team. In previous years, none went out for the team, but this season, out they came to show they could do it. Strength and balance are shown here by Don Miller while putting the shot. 152 Winter Sports