Woodbridge High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Woodbridge, VA)

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CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLA5S OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 Lisa M. Dowers Charles A. Boyer Diane R. Boyer Richard C. Boyd Anne M. Boyle James C. Boyr Duke S. Bradie Kimberly Bradley Kevin W. Bragg Hali Brandsfein Debora Branrley George Brickwedde They ' re at the fop! Senior dub officers ore responsible for organizing the en¬ tire senior doss. These four were chosen to be leaders because of the respect they hod gained from their class. May I hove your attention? Senior Mol¬ ly McDow prepares to conduct o French Honor Society meeting. Molly ' s knowledge ond ability in this foreign language mokes her capable of fulfill¬ ing her duties to the club. 82 Seniors

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CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 Harminder Bhangu Joseph A. Birdsall Frances P. Blanch Melis Blankenship Rebecca L. Blevins Thomas C. Blevins Christopher Boling Loraine M. Bonerre Sam C. Boorh Eric Bossard Sracy L. Boston Joe Bowers Art JL Bj5L« MB PeTfe,-’- iwr ' t SMK ' A ' SraBP; Boys ' State Attendants 1st Row: Scott Carter, Glenn Hall, Dave Shultz, James Boyf. 2nd Row: James Nagle, Steve Hankins, Joe Thomas, Randy Knutson 3rd Row: Steven Kurtz, David Tonnen- son, Chris Mosakewicz, Shawn Farrow. Seniors 81

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CLA55 OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 CLASS OF 86 fSP Off ' f . v - vj William C. Broger Anita L. Brown Curtis C. Brown Devon Brown Phillip P. Brown Michael Brussock David Brutski Samona P. Bryant Angelo Buczek Lisa D. Buige Jonathon P. Burgess Brett Burke Seniors Take Charge If you walked info a Norsemen meeting, you would hove seen Robbie O ' Toole presiding. And if you come to a Varsity Club meeting, P resident Anne Marenick would have been leading. What did these clubs hove in common? Doth clubs were led by seniors. Along with these two clubs, SADD, FBLA, and the Notional Honor Society also had senior officers. Follow the leader . . Senior Glen Hall directs the mighty Viking marching bond during o pep roily. Glenn ' s presence is easily seen by bond members. Clubs elected these members from the Class of ' 86 os their officers because of their qualifications. Seniors hod o great influence among these clubs because of their many years of involvement. Several of the senior officers had been involved with the club activities throughout their high school years. Varsity cheerleader Julie Condie commented, We felt that senior Jennifer Clordy ond Dono Strickland would moke good coptoins because of their many years of cheerleading. ' ' Most of the seniors were also very anxious to get involved with club activities. When asked why she wos looking forward to being president of SADD, Angie Buczek replied, I ' ve been with SADD for two years, ond I ' m glad to be president because I’m looking forward to getting involved. Club unity ond success depends on how much officers ore willing to contribute. Senior officers combined their spirit, experience ond leadership abilities to moke it on extreme¬ ly successful year for the clubs. Seniors 83