Woodbridge High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Woodbridge, VA)

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Another day gone!” This is a common scene every after¬ noon at WSHS, as students look for and hoard their buses to go home. Sometimes it can be mass confusion try ing to find a certain bus in the crowd of people. SSir Giggles, gossip, shouting and whispering. Bits and pieces of conversation can be heard all over the media center between 7:30 and 7:50 every morning, Monday through Friday, at WSHS. After individual students find their way to school, whether it be riding the bus, walking, or driving, the library is the main hangout. A jigreat number of students gather here to start off their school day. From there A A begins, where all the school news and activities are broadcast on the morning announcements. At 8:00 classes begin. Anywhere from Calcu¬ lus to P.E., each student has his or her own r- schedule to follow. Interesting observations can be made about the expressions of students during class changes. A happy face may represent an A” on a test or no homework. A disturbed face or frown may show a forgotten test or a term paper that isn’t done. Lunch is in three shifts. Although a little crowded, it is a needed break from classes and enjoyed by all. Many kids get out of school early. OER pas¬ ses, early dismissals, and jobs are some reasons, but the majority of WSHS students finish up the day with 7th period. After school each student goes his own way. After school activities and different sports fol¬ low the regular school day. Hobbies, jobs and homework are waiting at home. The rest of stu¬ dents’ precious afternoons are spent uniquely and in a variety of ways. But the next morning finds everyone gathered back at Woodbridge for another school day . . . W- ' ' Student Life

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Time,to move on to next period!” Freshman Andrea Novak and cheerleader Kelley Benton seem to be the first of a crowd of students that are in the middle of changing classes. Mrs. Drake tells the tales!” Edwina Drake discusses Chau¬ cer’s Canterbury Tales with her English class. Epic poetry is an important topic among all the Senior English classes. A new type of chemistry?” Steve Pischner takes time out from his chemistry class to look over a magazine. Many stu¬ dents enjoy labs in their year of Chemistry. Teachers have their typical days too!” Ms. Julie Clark spills out her days tribulations to an attentive Ms. Linda Keil- holtz.

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L.M.N.O.P. . . . Karen Kay tediously searches through multi-colored index cards. Student aides had various jobs around the attendance office. Any help contributed to the smooth running of the attendance office. Well that makes number six Robert Matthai regretfully gets caught late again. The accumulation of six unexcused tardies resulted in a one day suspension from school. Well, I, I, Students used an array of excuses, in an attempt to get an excused pass. However for most, their attempts were unsuccessful. 26 Student Life