Woodbridge High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Woodbridge, VA)

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Poetry in motion . .. Sophomore Erin Zeller sends one off or practice. Due to the absence of o home course, team members were forced to moke the doily houl to the Montclair course. Though ot o disodvontoge, the ream fared well. Going, going, gone .. . Dorron Anderson and Senior Joe Woodard watch os o boll screams toward its destination; hopefully near the hole. Soon to follow is the trek from the foirwoy to the green where the golfer must prove his putting skills. Their Hearts: Their Clubs The weather begins to turn warm, the birds sing, the flowers bloom, ond a boy ' s mind turns to thoughts of . . . golf? That ' s right. When other kids were out goofing off offer school or McDonalds, or or home wat¬ ching T.V. seven devoted guys were out on beautiful Montclair Golf Course — put¬ ting away. Once again, the team hod to drive to Montclair each day for practice. Though carpools saved gas, it was still a pain. ' ’Football, soccer, ond baseball players ore lucky,” commented Senior Joe Woodord, a short walk to the field and they ' re set. We hod a fifteen minute drive each day. Nor to mention the absence of o nearby locker room.” On o brighter note, however, the Mont¬ clair course has its advantages. One in par¬ ticular: the Montclair course will be the site of the 1983 District Tournament. With reams competing from all over the district, Wood- bridge will hove the home-course advan¬ tage.” This con be o great asset when the golfers know the course well. Despite the inconvenience, the ream produced a successful season. Hopes ore high for the District Title. 1982 Golf WSHS Stafford WSHS James Wood WSHS Quanfico WSHS Potomac WSHS North Stafford WSHS Fauquier WSHS Gar-Field WSHS Stonewall Wins: 0 Losses: 4 Ties: 1 Fifth in District 1982 Golf Team: First Row: Leroy DeGronde, Dorron Anderson, Joe Woodord, Steve Roman, Second Row: Coach Paul Stafford, Erin Zeller, Paul Stafford, Lee Oliver, Coach Rusty Fortenberry. Golf 21

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1 So close ond yet so for ... A well-placed shot falls just short of the pin. As good os it may look, o near miss like this is very frustrating to the golfer. Patience ond on even temper ore absolutely necessary for o calm, enjoyable game. Goin ' up . . . Junior Dorron Anderson bockswings with good form preparing to send the boll skyward This was Dorron’s first season on the team os well os his first year of Woodbridge Dorron comes from Killeen, Texas, where he ployed for Killeen High School. 20 Sports

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The crock of o bar and the roar of rhe crowd; or rhe squeak of rhe crowd os in rhe case of mosr Junior Varsiry reams. Alrhough rhe J.V. Baseball ream foughr hard, nor many specrarors were rhere ro cheer rhem on. They wenr our rhere wirh a good arrirude anyway and wenr on ro a vicrory for rheir firsr gome. Down ro rhe Lasr Inning The ream members gor rogerher ond The highlighrs of rhe season were rhe vored Tommy Belcher as mosr valuable smashing vicrories over Poromoc ond Sraf- player. ' ' However, according ro Coach ford. As for rhe resr of rhe gomes Cooch Bob Everron, The ream os a whole Everron srares, The record does nor reflecr ployed well.” many of rhe close ond hard foughr gomes rhar wenr down ro rhe lasr inning.” I wonder if I’m ready for this . .. Freshman Chris Bur¬ ton gets himself ready for his turn up at bat. If takes immense concentration and practice to ploy and this was Chris ' first year on the school team. He was one of the only freshmen on the ream. Hey! What om I supposed to do here? Sophomore Tony Blevins stands in his position ond asks for instruc¬ tions on the next ploy. It wasn’t possible to set up definite ploys because you couldn ' t be sure of the outcome of each ploy. 22 Sports