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

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Placing third in the float competition, the Class of '86 float makes a final drive around the track. Co-captain of the Varsity cheerleading squad. Jody Otto, leads a cheer for the senior float. l—E Q-l I I | 'y i ThcA TT t 9(M| { 0 00 11 y (a V- |o6yi err' x 1 o-p rf. AW, ) ) $•1 cO ’ Se r € e fk rw 4 U onJ p ew k 11 rO A | l o Ke C During halftime, the Juniors show everyone at the homecoming game that the Class of '85 is 'brew-in.' Leading the Homecoming parade, the Marching Band plays the school theme song. Cheering the Class of '85. the juniors bring in their float for the crowd to view. Floats and Homecoming Parade 287

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