Nimitz High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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Lazy days? Wait a minute! We're supposed to be relaxing! But practices, camps- and vacations make summer a busy time H'W'? 9mQff 3ff r 1r'1ftT t5rQ't15if+ will x v 1-tht? if ITTXQF Tim' Mft? .Tf-lf-Q14 QQ' ikinis, Coppertone, sunglasses, and a radio: all the equipment needed :fr-,fi J, fl for a day of fun in the sun. lt's summertime! Many students passed -Mfg f ff. their summer away relaxing and improving their tan line. l found if , if myself constantly out by the pool, with a Coke and the radio blaring, mfr' ,VTP soaking in the sun, Kristen Helms said. Considering not everyone has fr, ,SL ,IT ' a pool, some students had to compromise. Since I don't have a pool, l ,,,.'l f spent most of my summer at my friend's house, Lara Villareal said. ity -rljrt: Cthers got summer jobs to keep money in their pockets. l vvorked at Qftff W, 'L Wet-N-VViId this summer. lt vvas fun because l got to Knovv all the gorgeous 'Aj' 'vi life uardsl' Stacie Cashman said. f -rw' Sgome never got school off their minds. Football players, drill team lift? ,. :iff members and cheerleaders attended summer practices to prepare for the QTHTT alfa upcoming year. The football practices vvere hot, long, and tiring, but, of if rp ' course, they helped us out a lot, Jon Savage said. ,,',,', 'fi tl Cheerleading camp vvas a lot of vvork, and vve vvere constantly fighting fir f gf because of all the pressure, but vve always made up at the end of the day, 31' lr! Mindy Uzzle said. 'ivrl gf. Vacations vvith the family vvere other vvays students spent their summer. QM' vw: I went to Daytona Beach vvith my family for part of my summer, .Julie La? + ff., l-lardavvay said, I finally got to see Disney World! ,Irv- Hr All too soon, it seemed, September came around and students had to WIT Zrqr, start preparing for school, but that didn't stop anyone from dreaming of fn,- ,qfp next summer. Elaura Mcllae 171,71 wTl .,f1'r1 ' 7.11 ' fwitwf' 'l ,wrt ' QT? .fm truggling to keep Editor Youn Hee Choi from getting rubber cement on her, Robie Oxford learns about yearbooks at a UTA workshop. Tanya lrilllile nlliml. practices. Tanya Tmlile nliuln. l1l10ClSummer Practice emonstrating the Wrong way to do it, Melinda Ford shovvs the Vikas a bad Kick during summer mornings and evening . sm. K in T7 I LV - , -- ---' W T . w-r.. 'fi :F 'ui .,,.. Af.. 5 3 K I ...mrs 3,5 . i.,- . M' .-. ' s..ss gtt. - - .1 ,. k A , i' :f5x53.i,? .- - was -wma-' . f 1 '-'. A - ' . ug - m y .ssfkr xsa- , Q ..-k x---We 'j -:www-K .Q yi ,t 6 a it

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rene Pena tapes together two sheets of paper to prepare a run-through sign. lt was hard but with tall people, we manag- ed, she said. Am Fmt mom. ritting his teeth, John lvlowry carefully lays the newspaper on a hat for the Vikeswagon, a donated car restored with Viking pride. Tanya Tr-Iilile main. is g g 5 ,ffm--N, M N 9' .. wp! ith brush strokes of brilliance, Matt Cartwright stays late on Thursday afternoon to finish signs for Vikeswagon's spirited football game appearances. Lights flashed, horns beeped and sirens lolew when Vikeswagon was around. Tanya Trilllile uhnln. I I ey, it's got show up! Lisa Pak says as she outlines the Oops in a sign forthe Irving pep rally and game against the cross-town Tigers. Amy Ftwil ulioln. El2ESign Painting ,7q.- .AA 7 .,,4. v 4 A L- I W iayw Vi i . Wa . H .5 ...gf . 5 I f i n s g 3 ,lc .E V X A ii Ja 5 , .J y 1 W W , CQ . y. r ir. W K' 4- an ,N ,.s, Ai., r- r :- v 4 4A7v-AL-1 w ,f-A-1 A4 v . .. wy m i.