Woodbridge High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Woodbridge, VA)

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The Rainbow United A creation of three years ago, it ended before its fourth. Year-round had become a thing of the past and the traditional school year had once again become the standard. The one time experi¬ ment had failed and was being phased out in the rest of the county. Woodbridge was no longer a divided town, but the small bedroom community it had been three years ago. Along with the unexpected change of calen¬ dars come the School Board’s new evaluating policy: six-week grading periods which were to be followed by semester exams for everyone. The Board also instates a more strict grading scale and declared its enforcement a mandatory practice for all teachers. Adjusting to the new standards was a hassle for both teachers and stu¬ dents. But, like most other new trends, it was just something that had to be accepted. Don’t put that stuff on me!! Jill Rinkenburg and Pete Troia put long hours of effort into the building of the Senior Class float. A lot of preparation and hard work was put into the impressive project. Suitin ' up. Scott Goodwin slides on his running shoes while getting ready for a meet. He went on to the State Finals. Opposite page, clockwise from upper left. 1. Coach Floyd Farley checks times with Mike Pischner and Dan Elliot. 2. A secluded escape for someone during a winter snowstorm. 3. Jerry Roadcap calls the signals for the Homecoming game. 4. Alan Lickess works on the Rainbow Bridge for a deadline. 5. John Carper pitched in the State finals against J. R. Tucker, but lost. 6. Two Driver’s Ed. cars get mixed up in a first semester accident. 2 Opening

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Heading for home. The Cross Country team works out in preparation for the upcoming season. The team took first place in Regionals and advanced to the State meet. Daytripper. Becky Dimio takes a minute to stop and think as she watches the football game. Although football games weren’t great times to get away from it all, they provided an excellent opportunity to socialize. 4 Opening