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Adding another performance to their list, Tennessee Flying Goose spends time with students during the Preview Party to share a little bluegrass. Supporting Lake Braddock with her spirit, Anne McCubbin cheers the Bruins on in the game against T. C. Williams. Fall Festival ' s game at halftime wheels in the winner by the Senior Class, “Life Liberty, and the Pursuit of Chantilly.” While play progresses in the game against T. C. Williams, Adam Rubin observes from the side¬ lines. Opening
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After lunch there’s nothing like enjoying the warmth and sunshine that occasionally breaks through on a fall day, while sharing one of the simple pleas¬ ures of life, as Belynda DeDios and Terri Bassett will tell you. 7 e got our number, IT ' S -I! Lake Braddoek’s senior class had the distinction of being both the first graduating class and the Bicentennial class. Although spirits were high, to the onlooker, the celebrating was relatively quiet. The class of ’76, which had been growing for three years, finally developed a strong sense of unity. Seniors sat together and hollered at games, sponsored car washes, a Bike-A-Thon, and bake sales to earn money for the final get together — the Prom and graduation. Senior talk encompassed almost any subject, but as time passed, the Class of ’76 became increasingly conscious of a world outside the “walls” of LB. Chatter was heard constantly over college applications, jobs, and college entrance examinations. Verder, insipid, and other uncomprehensible words seen on SATs would never be forgotten. For each senior, this final year was a time to look at the seventh grader who just came close to knocking you down, and reminisce about the carefree days. It was a time to look ahead towards college, or a career, and hope for the best. Most important, it was a time to realize that we were number one; the silent spirit of ’76. One of the people in charge of the bonfire, Jim Lebiedz adds another donation to the pile. Enough wood was brought to kindle the flame for 1 hour. 6 Opening
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