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

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er Homecoming q-ieen Heidi Swenk and principal Dr. Alwood wait to nt roses to the new Homecoming queen. - -n signals I , ‘ Homecoming Court 279 5M trer i ohvlouJ Lor - rort op 5+iS-io a r d S rcu—(- 'fo loMJC cM€r . “TK A -H !;a4C. Ke.j-j -tK-cf- tKe Kjfixjc- So -fcK-C ?CrA -s: cCv3p(o-p C Au r L ct- pr'O Cudv €- IooLia cuf- Ciarts iYVtfLo • • 'v- lo2 ; '. r : , . . f CLnd. exchanged AonUae 3. Bdj d eoM 'U'UM S surv JO Ia OgD- n - -fnrst- L U eM“ b ust t discrcea-g s p Mid toot. The Winner , rOvioMa r UncXe. ccol ejnd nngs -Oo-o 50 -ion.n.w leX ?? Fi r -f, Ke S -Uv£ dPDrbeU er d e(U? bl cfcli “. -ths Senior Kathy Forgas! One of the . most exciting halftime events ';■ '■• '■' -• ° was the announcement of the ’•■ . . ''U( 1983-’84 Homecoming queen. The court . ; consisted of freshmen Paige Geiger TVjscf' and Chris Rives; sophomores Beth Stoy and Noel LaFontaine; juniors d«4£ Karen Champigny and Wendy Levitz; ; seniors Debbie Dooley. Jenny Jackson, ... . J tl Jenny Rowzie, Amy Patton and Kathy Forgas. During halftime, each girl was . t A' escorted across the field by her father, .' . while the band played on and the col- p,-... . orguard waved their flags. Later, pur- ple and gold balloons went up when .'i:- ■ Q0- Kathy Forgas was announced as the -Hr ed -for- new Homecoming que' n. Afterwards, •, .u , Heidi Swenk, last year's queen, gave up the title as well as »l;e crown to the new queen. On ihi whole, the an- '.ice. nouncement of this year’s Homecoming :. . . p 3jr queen proved one of the exciting events of Homecoming week. °[ t r-ferS The 1983 ‘84 Homecoming queen gives her best ' ' • '. R c smi,e’ tU V) bzsth Senior Kathy Forgas as the new Homecoming ‘ . ?; queen and first runner-up senior Jenny Jackson tearfully express their haDDiness. '• ‘

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