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

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Tsrr TRESHMAN FOOTBALL: Wade Anderson, Tommy Arai, John Arnold, David Baril, Bryon Bates, Larry Bedsole, Jeff Buser, Eric Carney, Teddy Delmonico, Bryant Drapper, Harold Dunford, Mike Elsberg, Rick Filer, Mike Gulbrandson, Mike Haley, Jeff Jacobs, David Kammerdeiner, Chip Koscielniak, Ken Kuberski, Eric Langston, Bill Link, Jay Matos, Daryl McCarthy, Ed McFarland, Mike McGill, Brian Mewhinney, Craig Mitchell, Kevin Nicholson, Thomas Nicholson, Nathan Norris, Perry Panos. James Patrick, Rick Pena, John Petrillo, Joeseph Phillips, David Pryor, Larry Raines, Jeff Ridley, Ronald Ripper, Brent Roberts, Randy Roush, Stanley Russell, Vincent San- tavicca, Richard Singleton, Richard Steinhauer, Paul Stewart, Berkeley Stoy, Douglas Turner. Brett Walters. Peter Ward, Jud Warnik, James White. Jim Younger. MANAGERS: Angela Fragnito, John Martel. COACHES: Henry Bruno, Chris Fraser, Steve Friend, Hal Shoun. After breaking through the line, Tommy Arai maneuvers around his opponent. Quarterback Vincent Santavicca retains the ball to get a first down. With a spectacular victory over the Oakton Cougars, Bruins huddle together before shakin their opponents hands. 232 Combat Zone

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Hiier a onanimy completion, trie Langston trioc lA noin nnonnonlnn ni tK» kA|| FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Rushing down the sideline, Thomas Nicholson surpasses his After a Bruin touchdown against Chantilly, Kevin Nicholson, Bill Charger opponents. Link, and Jeff Jacobs express their pride. Instructed by first year head coach Steve Friend, the Freshman foot- ball team learned the necessity of leadership and unity. Due to the failure of scoring, the team lost its first and last games. Their vic- tories appeared in the middle of [the season with three wins in a row. Bryant Drapper and Harold Dunford were major assets to the offensive team while Bill Link and Thomas Nicholson led the defense. The skill of each in- dividual built a strong base for future teams. Sports 231

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0 Finishing the season with a se- cond place in the Northern District tournament, the girls Varsity Field Hockey team advanced to the semi-finals in Regionals and prov- ed to themselves that hard work and dedication did pay off. Under the leadership of captain Liz Carr and coach Jane Grier, the girls pulled together to compile an ex- ceptional record of 5-2. The drills and scrimages at practice helped to mold the team into a solid unit and produced an effective offense and defense. Spectacular in- dividual performances were recognized at the Sports Banquet on November 26 with Sheri Nidiffer winning the Best Offensive Player, the Best Defensive Player going to Liz Carr, and Joyce Magill was named the MVP. As predicted from the start, the Field Hockey team produced a winning effort as a whole. Firing a shot at the Chantilly goalie, Sheri Nidiffer adds a goal to the winning effort. Varsity Field Hockey With teammates set in their positions, Dara Dickson sends a free hit into the scoring circle. Sports 233