Woodbridge High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Woodbridge, VA)

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This looks fattening. Junior Jennifer Procopio ond her dote, Senior David Mann, decide on a dessert of the Junior-Senior Prom. The 1982 prom, held or Stouffers ' Hotel in Crystal City, was o farewell function from the juniors to the seniors. And in this corner..The sophomore float rolls post the crowd at the homecoming gome. The gome wos ployed against the James Wood Colonels, who wore blue jerseys. As depicted on the float, the Vikings crushed the Colonels. Ready ond Waiting ... for the 1982 Homecoming queen ore 1981 queen Kate Redgate, Principal Thomas Goul, crown bearer David Dallek ond flower girl, Katie Dallek. The new queen was given the crown by the outgoing one. Blow by blow they fell. The first place float in the homecoming parade, built by the junior class is seen rolling through the streets of Lake Ridge during the parade preceding the game. Onlookers were given foresight into the gome by the scene on the floor. 6 Opening

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And here she comes. Senior homecoming queen nominee Debbie Mosren is escorred by her fother on¬ to the foorboll field during halftime ot the homecom¬ ing gome. Post homecoming queens smile and wish her luck os she crosses the frock. I ' ll get that piece of confetti. Junior Frank Finomore reaches down to pick bits of paper off of o fellow fan’s bock. During football gomes, confetti mode up of small bits of newspaper, was thrown in reflection of the fans ' spirit. Is there really o horsefly on my back? Yearbook editors Julie Holdren, Liso Vogler, Amee Singh, and Jim O ' Donnell relax in the pool ot the Seven Springs Yearbook seminar. Each year the editors go to Cham¬ pion, Pennsylvania to o workshop sponsored by the publishers. Faster than the speed of light? No, just o photograph of cars passing Woodbridge Senior High School ot night. The stoplights seen in the picture were o new addition to the roadway in front of the school cutting down on many traffic problems. Attention ... Please? Speaker of the House, Louro Felske, colls to order o meeting of the S.C.A. Executive Board. A respect for authority and order is necessary for o meeting to function smoothly. This is more dif¬ ficult of class meetings since there are more people there. Silent Support . . . Mr. Thomas Goul watches anxiously os the football ream works its way through o tough gome. Mr. Goul ' s faithful attendance was o boost In morale ond showed that he reolly cored about his school ond his students. Opening 5

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' The bake sole is when?” Senior class president, Tam- ny Woodman is osked o question during on ex- ?cutive board meeting. Tommy ' s many duties includ- ?d setting up fund-raisers that would help to raise noney for graduation expenses. The Show Must Go On port of the production here of Wood- bridge. The show couldn ' t go on without the actors. The actors couldn’t function without the producers. The whole thing just wouldn ' t work without everyone working together. This book of pictures ond words is on ac¬ count of our production; 1983. Reading it will let you remember the fun rimes you hod and perhaps even bad times. If is over now, but remember, the show goes on. Gimme o VI ..Varsity cheerleader Felice Storing leods the school in o cheer of o pep roily while prin¬ cipal Thomas Goul looks on. Students went to pep rallies before major athletic events to show their spirit for the reams. It ' s been a long day. Mr. Greg Shifflett puts in some offer school hours. Many students don’t realize the amount of preparation thor goes into each day of reoching. Teachers must plan and organize in ad¬ vance in addition to grading papers ond making up tests. For the class of ' 83, the show is in its final year. We see the many things that moke a show run. It takes cooperation. It takes guts, stamina, and determination. We have to wont to continue and put our hearts into everything we do, no matter how unimportant it may seem. Perhaps we think that we ploy a minor role. We aren ' t in many scenes. We hove very few lines during the course of the show. But that ' s wrong. Each person is on integral It ' s beautiful ... ' 82 yearbook editor Pam Ross unveils the first copy of the book shortly after the ship¬ ment arrived. The staff is always happy to see the final culmination of their efforts. The happiness is reflected in the smiling foces of the staffers. Opening 7