Woodbridge High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Woodbridge, VA)

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How could you do this to me? Shera- lee Shera, as the undiscovered villain- ness, expresses her anger at the esca¬ pades of her fiance. Ill get you for that! Vicki Atwill and Mike Hildalgo battle it out on stage. Vicki played the part of a busybody cousin, concerned only with the finan¬ cial affairs. What was that you said? Pat Domin¬ guez, as the butler, takes a break from his duties. The butler provided much of the comedy seen in the play. Is this really happening to me? Mike Hidalgo reveals the frustrations of being a playboy His swinging attitude always had him in a conflict with the other characters. Jr. Class Play

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Well, what do you mean by that? Paula Hoppe gives the butler, Pat Dom¬ inguez, a piece of her mind. This was only one of the hot exchanges between the two. One big happy family. Four of the lead¬ ing characters sit together as they try to sort out the events of the night before. Who Dunnit ) I ' m Annie Printice, police¬ woman, undercover division! The crowd gasped as the pieces of the puzzle at last began to fall into place. Since the rise of the curtain only one thought filled the minds of the audience, Who dunnit? The Class of ' 81 made a smashing success for their class play, Agatha Christie Made Me Dolt. With the combination of a great bunch of people funny material, and lots of enthusi¬ asm, where could we go wrong? stated Vicky Atwill. The story centered around a murder and the coverup the murderer used to keep himself (or herself) out of trouble. Directed by Mr. John Hayward, the leading characters were played by Mike Hildalgo, the swinging playboy, and Sheralee Shera, as his not-so-sweet fiance. The Haunted High Scho the senior class play, w directed by Ms. Suzy Keilhol Like the juniors, the senic chose a murder mystery their theme. Leading roles we played by: Bernie Smith, as t principle, Russ Jones, as detective, Jeanne Guzzo, as teacher, and Mimi Storing, as secretary. I just don ' t know what to say! Wade Peed, as a friend of the accused, comes to offer sympathy and support. Wade is a stage veteran and a member of the Thespians. The finishing touches. Mary Schroeder adds the finishing touches to Robbie Carroll ' s stage makeup. Robbie held a key role in the play as the policeman. 22 Student Life

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The Drama Club. First Row: Mike Hidalgo, Lisa Blake, Mary Guzzo. Sec¬ ond Row: Maria Waddell, Leticia Drueker, Bill Atwill, Carolyn Offield, Grace Brendon, Kim Forsberg, Beth Harman, Mary Maxey, Debbie Hamil¬ ton. Third Row: lennifer Phillips, |oe Brannon, Pat Dominguez, Dana Wint- zer, Paula Hoppe, Ike Elliot, Lisa Win- neshiemer, Craig Woosley, Liz Crist, Carissa Smith, Dee Rhode, Tracy Leigh, Lisa Dawson, Tammy Woodman, Cindy Snyder, Jeff Coronet, Teresa Leigh. Fourth Row: Mr. )ohn Hayward, )ohn Manderfield, Mary Sullivan, Kim Meale, Wade Peed, Amy Shubert, Becky )acobs, Susan Borecky Michelle Mason, )ohn Kraynak, Laura Crum, Diana Willis, Suellen Sokolski, Ann Bum- gartener, Yvonne Wise, Suzi Evanger, Jennifer Hubbard, Amy Caramanica. Put your right foot here! Lisa Winnesh- iemer performs a song-and-dance rou¬ tine in Oliver Lisa has been a member of all three theater clubs. How does this look? Wade Peed touches up his stage makeup for his part in the Junior Class Production of Agatha Christie Made Me Do It. The Stage Crew. Front Row: Mike Crimes, Maria Waddell, Kim Crawford, Lisa Winneshiemer, David Wynn. Sec¬ ond Row: Marianne Meadows, Sandy Schermerhorn, Cindy Williams, Steve Wynn, Mr. John Hayward, Carlton Land. Third Row: Anita Bullock, Glenn Phillips. Top: Kim Forsberg. The Thespians. Front Row: Mike Hil- dalgo, Lisa Blake, Jennifer Hubbard, Joe Brannon, Wade Peed. Second Row: Pat Dominguez, Lisa Winneshiemer, Harman, Mary Guzzo, Bill Atwill, Mr John Hayward, Mrs. Julie Clark. 24 Student Life