Nimitz High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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fx 1- -'Y 4 11 . fc: f. -II iff 3,4 3,.-.,- . A. . r 4' ' Tnere's no doubt about it...from academics to basketball vve vvent for tnat extra mile, and the results wproved it. Honor cards were Baie-sented to 386 students vvno acnieved a grade point average of 7.0 or above for an entire semester. After taking tne TEAMS test in the fall, tne fresnmen placed segond in the state in vvriting. From'fiours of studying in and out of class, tne nine Academic Decatnletes went to regional competition determined to go to ate. indeed they succeeded, placiv .vi'stfin,n tne overall competition nome 44 out of tne possib'le.9O medals. For seniors,-graduation became a major issue. VVitn tne forrrgiggnn of sAc csrudems Against craciuiaiibiay and the support of parents and faculty they, along vvitn Irving and E2l1lOpening

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Catching his breath, lluarterbaek Kevin Carr takes a short break on the sidelines while the defense takes the field. The final score of the muddy Homecoming game was 20-3, Vikings' favor, Despite Mansfields standings at the bottom of the district, we still gave 110 percent like a true Viking always does, Carr said, Brad Newton photo. ver Been So Blu 988 Valhalla Volume 20 Nrmrtz High School 100 West Oakdale Irving Texas 75060 Student Population: 1958 Eliiliitle Page 6

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