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

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I 1 • ■e 2 3- ic varsity shows intense effort and teamwork as four players attack a •rt Hunt runner. Berry £ 2 X - «- '■JO the Bruin ■ y 3 V—( due to questionable calls on two com- pleted Bruin touchddowns which were called back by the officials. The loss was disappointing, but the crowd could not help being proud of their team, and particularly Bill Link and Craig Murden, who were recognized for their excellent performance in the game. Im- mediately following the game an alum- ni reception was held in the Recital Hall. Each class was generous enough to donate a cake, and the walls were decorated with old yearbook photos. There was an exceptionally good tur- nout totaling approximately 200 graduates from Lake Braddock. The reception turned out to be a great suc- cess and an appropriate ending to an unforgetable evening. displays his spirit by painting “L and “B on his checks for the Homecoming Game. Senior. Jeff Buscr's jersey shows whose number one! Homecoming Game 275

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