Woodbridge High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Woodbridge, VA)

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Table of Contents Opening Student Life Administration and Academics Athletics Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Closing Left, right, left ... Senior Theresa Weir concentrates on keeping in line and in step while marching into the stadium. It was a common sight to see the band march in before football games.

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fe feii I tEV PS How did we move up 7 moved formed a four-class block that grew and matured from the times behind us. The administration watched as we made this major step. They were prepared for just another year. What we gave them instead was our year, a year full of constant movement and change. Much of the movement was caused by our athletic teams. To support their existence, we plan¬ ned major events to unite the spirit of the fans and the teams together. Cheerleading, Spirit weeks, Pep Rallies, and just wear¬ ing a Green and Gold Jersey all created a momentum that never culminated but lived on in a mem¬ ory. Change included the forming of new classes. This was accom¬ plished when Latin, Vocal Training, Hearing Impaired Resource, and English as a Foreign Language were added and eight new class¬ rooms rose from the media center floor. We were slightly choked but we survived through adap¬ tion. Not only have we learned from previous year ' s experiences, we also had to struggle with what we were given day to day. Our code was not much different than the code of Ernest Hemingway ' s fic¬ tional heroes — adapt or die. A dozen donuts for a test. Government teacher Steve Dials starts into his daily monologue and gets his students into the subject. Fastest six shooter in the East! Sue Davis, along with Holly Roth enjoy halftime activi¬ ties at the Homecoming game. Many stu¬ dents dressed up for the occasion. WBe vW . WSiw