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

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Constitution Hall, owned by the Daughters of the American Rev¬ olution, sponsors many headline acts such as Linda Ronstadt. Clearly the most popular of all the concert halls, the Capital Centre offers shows of in¬ terest to all. Wolf Trap Farm Park is visited by students mainly during blue- grass festivals and on July fourth. STUDENT LIFE 25

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Reck Roll ■ If a poll was taken today, less than ten percent of the students would say that they had never been to a concert in the Washington area. Because we live in the Nation’s Capital, we are blessed with many music halls and a wide variety of live entertainment to choose from. The choices range from the large Capital Cen¬ tre to the small Constitution Hall, and the informal, outdoor Wolf Trap Farm Park to the celebrated Kennedy Center. Although tickets cost anywhere from $5 to $12, students spend large amounts of money on rock concerts. The excitement of seeing Chicago, the Eagles, Aerosinith or Peter Frampton “live” defrays the ex¬ pense. Neither traffic jams nor long wait¬ ing lines deter students from a good con¬ cert. A highly plausible reason for this is that to see a favorite musical group in per¬ son is a memory that lasts forever. The nationally known Kennedy Center is the most formal of Washington’s concert halls. 24 STUDENT LIFE

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The Cavaliers Bob’s Big Boy not only employs many Cavaliers, it is also a favorite afterschool eatery. Demonstrating her coordination, Laurel Patton proves that she can work and smile at the same time. Accomplishing mission impossible, Janet Sewell prods a grin from her cust¬ omer. 26 STUDENT LIFE