Nimitz High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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flume proof I reall didn't go out andytry hard to get a tan. It just sort of happened. After going out with friends during the day for about a week I got dark. Iunior Danny Brosinski 11- , N, -2 2 at , 5 , 5 . fi 1. 'f S enior Darrin Kilsby takes the final turn at the Racetrack in Grand Prairie. Gary Schepf photo. My favorite part of summer is going on vacation friends and l went on several road trips that turned into big adventures. Senior Darrell Ingram Ei' r . .. ' fi J A tier a day in the summer sun and dust, Senior Brie Will washes his ruc . dy Smilie photo. During the summer I like to mget fnew peop e outsi e o m school friends? That's what summer is for, to get away from school. Senior Ted Alford fgwffeffgwf k-r' if L if 121 E' 5. .W ef.-.,g,,f,i,.: Q , V- aa, A - 'Ps-,gnu-M -'Jw,.Ma, W fn f v KM ' ,an D A ,n W My . .,'iQ.i...ac....,, A 1-,neil 1 - ly 3,3 B ackynrd swimming pools provided a court for fast-paced games of water polo for many students over the summer. the pools also served as a prime location for tanning parties. eniors David Kim, Ienny Suk and Wade Raper chase ahor S Senior Misty Rogers in their bumper boats to repay her for her ,V 1 practical jokes. Gary Schepf photo

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uniors Lois Perryman and Kenneth Wilkerson take a breather between dances. luniors Chad Windham and Steve Warner celebrate the win- ning of a spirit stick. luniors Robert Iordan and Lynn Wof- fenden discuss their next tactic for the spirit stick. Senior Cheryl james creates a dance step to the song Shout . Shannon Woodson, Candy Smilie, Chad Windham photos. Living Proof

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