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

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Still Going Strong Woodson has always taken great pride in its environment. School spirit reaches its highest peak during the football season. A building? An institution? A hideaway? Just exactly what is W.T. Woodson? There is no one answer to that question; but each individual views our red brick building in his own way. Tire average student spends from twenty to thirty hours a week in class. The majority of Cavaliers have been able to choose after-school activities to enjoy or improve themselves. Yet, how does one describe his feelings concerning his school? Yes, it is a building and an institution. But it also enables students to grow and experience new ideas. After the learning is accomplished, sports and clubs offer the opportunity to relax. There are no students who can honestly say that Woodson did not influence their lives in any way. We shall all remem¬ ber our high school. But, most of all, we shall remember the people. All of us are Woodson. 18 STUDENT LIFE

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Before the number of allowed dancers was limited, students often fought for a space of their own. WKYS attempts to correct one of the many technical diffi¬ culties which plague the soc-hops. Self-conscious underclassmen often hesitate to ask for a dance. STUDENT LIFE 17

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i Students frequently arrive soon after the rising of the sun. STUDENT LIFE 19