W T Woodson High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Fairfax, VA)

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FARAWAY IN THE SUNSHINE ARE OUR HIGHEST DREAMS. We may not reach our aspirations, but we can look up and see them. Dreams do come true if we only wish hard enough. We can have anything in life if we are willing to sacrifice for it. DAYDREAMS 17

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¥ ? •K •K ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ See Judy Run! Run, Judy! Run! r This year’s crop of lovely, vivacious cheerleaders. ★★★★★★★★ ★ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ A classic example of a cheerleader and “her” football star “boy” friend. Move that ball girls! Move that ball! Hairy legs in a skirt! Girls wearing ties! What is everyone laughing about? It’s November 22 at Woodson High, the day of the big game—THE TURKEY BOWL. The players are on the field waiting to kick-off . . . ten minutes later . . . where is the football? Finally the game is under way. Incomplete passes, uneven quarters and lots of effort highlighted the game. The Juniors were ecstatic when they won 8-0 and there was talk of a re-match. The girls don’t play bad football after all!

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The beginning of another day. I didn’t know they allowed dogs here! Hey! Where is everybody going? Are you kidding I wouldn’t eat here. Soon after sunrise, the first of dozens of long yellow vehicles arrives at the front of the building, followed by many more. A great number of in¬ dividuals come off and enter. Hundreds of others arrive in cars and on foot until the building is quite full. A bell is rung and each individual sets out on his specific routine for the day. Many faces fill each classroom as they have so many times before. As each period passes, the clocks click in un¬ ison. At the sound of the bell the people leave their rooms and soon board their buses for their ride home. Some stay behind to engage in special activities such as athletics and clubs. Later the others leave also, and the building is quiet. 18 STUDENT LIFE