Woodbridge High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Woodbridge, VA)

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In sickness and in health. An injury would deter anyone but a Viking as Wendy Lam cheers on the team at the Home¬ coming game. Did you finish your Government? Dressed up for one of the many Spirit Weeks, Dale Maples works on a homework assignment before A A. The Rainbow United For the first time in years, we had actually had a summer, a real one, not the imitation kind where three-fourths of our friends were in school on different color codes. Though some of us took the long summer as an opportunity to work and some of us as an opportunity to flock to local beaches, we were all finally doing it together. After the summer, everyone was prepared for something totally new in the upcoming school year. Freshmen breathed a sigh of relief that homework wouldn’t have to be taken home all year long. Sophomores were happy that everyone would finally be informed concerning school events. Juniors rejoiced that after school practices would really be after school practices and not after an afternoon at home. And Seniors opened their eyes to the fact that though it was the beginning of something new, it would soon be the end of something old. Rock out. Posed as the legendary nurd couple, Ken Houga- sian and Mike Boyd bump to the beat of the band at the Norsemen dance. Initiations are a delight to anyone not par¬ ticipating. Opening S

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The Rainbow United But the most significant change came with the students themselves. Though the population was relatively the same, there were more faces in the crowd. We were seeing people we hadn’t seen since eighth grade, people we had forgotten about, and people we had heard about but never seen before. It was now a time to begin new friendships without ending old ones. Ending year-round, beginning traditional, new regulations, longer summers, and new faces . . ., we were probably subjected to more than ever before. And like any other school, we shared the ups and downs, the smiles and tears, and the togetherness, most of all the togetherness. Because we realized that we must at least be together to see it through and overcome it all. And though it may have taken a whole year, in the end we realized it was all for a purpose. We all knew that we had experienced more than the events of a year, we experienced a transition, a transition towards unity. Just like Momma makes. Downing a fork full of spaghetti. Tom Trotto eats his lunch in a very ostentatious manner. The painted face was one of the many antics of the Sign Club. Fancy footwork makes for fancy football. Bill Vigneaux shuffles his opponent in a soccer game. The Boys’ Soccer team is a perennial favorite to win the county title. Opening