Woodbridge High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Woodbridge, VA)

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‘Roaring” Spirit Jersey Day, Punk Day, Roaring 20 ' s Day, and Green, White, and Gold Day ... These aren’t the usual kinds of days in the week, but to the students who par¬ ticipated in spirit week, these days were quite appropriate. Senior Lisa Gallo com¬ mented, “The days that were chosen this year were much better and were easier to dress for.” Not only students participated in the dressing up of spirit week, but teachers, administrators, and principals found it enjoyable as well. Other activities that occurred during spirit week were the making of the showcases and the floats. Classmates found time after school and at night to help build, to give ideas, and to make sure that their part of spirit week was finished. Senior Renee Holland added, “It was fun as well as hard work, but getting together with your friends, and everyone helping was a “blast.” Hard work and dedication paid off for the seniors and for the freshmen. Seniors were again most spirited and won the showcase and spirit flag while the freshmen won the float competition. “The freshman float was good, but I still think the seniors should have won, reflected Heather Cheetham, “but I guess I’m sort of prejudiced.” I know it’s in here somewhere! ... Junior Brenda Schaffer searches in her bag for one of our Advanc¬ ed Biology papers. Although Brenda has a tough schedule she still enjoys dressing up for spirit week and attending other school activities. Get real man ... Senior Mary Kay Dohse gives one of her classmates her “punker look.” Mary Kay dressed up every day for spirit week and helped in the other events and festivities that went along with this week. 12 Student Life

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‘I crown thee queen’ ... Past queen Debbie Masten crowns Lisa Lemay as the new homecoming queen’s proud father, Mr. Lemay, looks on. The event was seldom without its teary moments and Lisa was no exception as she accepted the honor. You made itl Senior queen Lisa Lemay dances with Billy James for the spotlight dance to honor Lisa’s position as queen. This dance was an opportunity for Lisa and Billy to calm down and be sociable on a grand scale. Hangin’ on ... Junior escort Robbie Raines walks princess Gina Natale down a cleared aisle at the beginning of the dance. Gina and Robbie were close friends and the dance was a chance to dress-up and have a good time together. Homecoming 11

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Really nice outfit ... Senior Kathy Stead checks out her classmate’s choice for punk day. Annette Simpson, a junior, gets the leather look along with the heels and leopard skin. Annette is a varsity cheerleader. Her spirit is shown on the field as well as in school. “Barf me out” ... Senior “punk rocker,” Debbie Natale looks at pictures of other students during spirit week. Debbie is a varsity cheerleader, therefore, dressing up for spirit week was mandatory, but for Debbie it was fun. What time is it ... Freshman Dana Scarponi anx¬ iously awaits the ringing of the dismissal bell. Dress¬ ing up and applying make-up for spirit week was fun and exciting, but the end of the day was more of a comforting thought. Spirit Week l3