Woodbridge High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Woodbridge, VA)

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It ' s my turn to ploy with the hose Junior Blake Mosher washes the soap off o car ot the Model U.N. cor wash. Students enjoyed ploying with the water during any spore moments. A good time for o lough . . . David Chisolm and class mote take o break to see whor is on sole of the snock bor at the Homecoming donee. The donee was one of the junior doss biggest money makers. Try to give us o serious look . . . Senior Ricky Beole, the president of the No¬ tional Honor Society, was the man behind oil of their fund raisers. Ricky wos always thinking of o way to moke money for his clubs. You want me to work? . . . Sophomore Jennifer Dohm holds up o rag and looks around for some helpful co-workers. Friends and o good attitude mode working for money for o club much more bearable. ' i I Fund Raisers 15

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Out for Money Money! Everybody wonts it ond everybody was out to get it. Cor washes, donees, bake soles, ond order form sales were the biggest ways for clubs to earn money lost year. The problems were evident, however. A lock of student par¬ ticipation was the biggest one. The bond and orchestra took core of this problem by offering awards and prizes to the best sellers. They held o drawing for the chance to play the pick board and win some money. Senior Tommy Barrett com¬ mented, It only took o short time to sell our products and after I won nine dollars I thought it was worth the effort. The National Honor Society and crew club had the most fund raisers. Both clubs needed the money very badly and were not about to be denied the chance to earn it. They had a total of eight car washes and six bake sales between them. Ricky Beale remarked, I en¬ joyed coming up with ex¬ travagant plans to rake in some real money.” It was that kind of attitude, that Ricky Beale possessed, that club sponsors wished everyone had. The money was out there and all the students had to do was go and get it. I ' ve got to get the top . Sophomore Cheryl Anderson reaches over the top of o cor to try ond wash it with soop. At the cor washes jobs were divided so that everyone would hove something to do. Why did I get stuck doing this? Sophomore Tony Sheperd takes core os he washes the window of o cor. Most of the students preferred the job of rinsing to that of washing bur everyone hod to work. How much if I buy oil of them? Senior Clinton Johnston asks about the cookies os Gloria Noll ond Jessica Bird look over the merchandise. Students enjoyed buying on afternoon snock in the school’s lobby. 14 Student Life

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Exciting Enchantment Homecoming wos o time everyone anxiously an¬ ticipated. The week before wos always frantic but fun. Soon it wos time for the big gome ogoinst the Colonels from James Wood. It was also the time to crown the homecoming queen. The three candidates nervously awaited the outcome of the senior votes. Only one could be given the honor of being queen and the one wos Krista Smith. It wos really exciting being a port of the homecoming festivities. I was very honored to be a queen candidate. When I was crowned queen, I was struck with a dream come true. I will never forget the hap¬ py feelings I felt and the deep gratitude that wos stirred up in¬ side of me. There is no woy to explain how touched I really wos. It was a very big highlight of my life, and on event I will never forger. Being crowned homecoming queen is on honor I will always be thankful for,” Krista Smith recoiled. In the floor competition the seniors were victorious. With their man-earing dragon the seniors caught everyone ' s at¬ tention. However, the gome did not go as well os the Vik¬ ings lost the gome 20-16. One high port of the evening was the appearance of the returning members of the 1974 Varsity football team. They were celebrating their 10th an¬ niversary while also cheering on the present ream of Vikings. The theme wos ' Enchant¬ ment ' ond Saturday wos just that. The donee wos a perfect end to a wonderful week of fun. I hereby crown you! . Post queen Liso Lemoy places rhe crown on this year ' s queen Krista Smith. It is tradition for rhe past queen to present rhe crown to her successor. Someone sprouted balloons? Two members of FHA (Future Homemakers of America) have balloons attached to them to show their spirit for their club during the parade. Slow dancing . . . Senior Wend Clements ond her dote T. M. Toylc enjoy rhe donee. The decoration tried to give the donee on air of er chontment for everyone to enjoy. 16 Student Life