Woodbridge High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Woodbridge, VA)

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Let the Gcxxl Times Roll. Ric Ocasek jams during The Cars ' ” October 15 Capital Centre appearance. Concerts were a large part of the out of town entertainment attended by stu¬ dents.

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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

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-N, time to get up! You have to n,! think you had better start t opening your eyes in class or r again next year,” , John ate you going to the dance I’ll see you there.” have you been and why ction for a month!” lied with highs and lows, good ell, sometimes not so good grades, lures. igh school is a time in everyone’s life, where grow in wisdom, mature and expand your 20ns and possibly pushing on to college, ' ever, for most students, school is a time for goofing off and just having a good time. Each of us leads a double life,” commented senior Dean Moore,” one of a student and the other of a jet-setting socialite.” Although each situation may have been differ¬ ent, the feelings were essentially the same. Stu¬ dents from each class worked hard to breate a spirit of unity that was to guide everyone throughout the year.. A soft blanket of ivory. A student leaves school for an early dismissal. Snow came as early as October which was only the curtain call for a rough winter. Time out. Mr. Stephen Farmer makes the most of quiet moment to catch up on his backlog of paperwork. Teachers needed all the free time they could get. Eighry-One! Eighty-One! Michelle Hadnagy cheers on the Junior Class at a pep raily. Pep rallies helped to create and strengthen an atmosphere of units ' . Catchm’ some rays. Out in the sun. senior Mike McManus relaxes at the Ridgewood swimming pool. Most of everyone’s summer was spent poolside Student Life 9