Woodbridge High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Woodbridge, VA)

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12 Student Life

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Our First Summer In Three Years And How We Spent It At Work And Play Hot to toot. The Marching Band also had to practice during the summer to prepare for the upcoming football games and competitions. Ricky Simmonds beats the heat by taking off his shirt while drilling. So long, farewell. Mike Cuilik and Kate Redgate say good¬ bye before the departure of the football team to camp. The camp took place during the second week in August. Fly, butterfly. Ken Hirlinger practices his butterfly stroke for the Ridgewood Barracudas. Such organized leagues like swimming and basketball were popular as well as important sources of recreation. Student Life 11

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A. Beautiful Day ... Please excuse this announcement. The foot¬ ball and parade schedule for this evening have een cancelled, the game will be rescheduled Dmorrow at 2 : 30 .” The teeming water put a blanket on some bings, but there was hardly a drought in class pirit and craziness. The week preceding the ame was filled with everything from dressing up to working on class floats and spirit halls. Hard work and countless hours were put into the creation of floats. Each one was based upon the theme, Muppets go to Viking Land.” The week ended with an electrifying pep rally. The air was lined with intense spirit and class unity. These feelings had to be put on hold, at least for a day due to the torrential rains. Vikings and Miss Piggy, too! Juniors Arlene Dohm and Lisa Blake escort the junior float around the track. For the first time in the history of Woodbridge Senior, both the sen¬ ior and junior classes were shut out in spirit hall and float competition. ind puts the finishing .The Seniors worked ightjo gcr it finished Student Life 13