Woodbridge High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Woodbridge, VA)

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6 Student Life

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Homecoming was a time to let loose and enjoy yourself. The cheerleaders always looked forward to riding the fire truck in the Homecoming parade. “Who said you can’t play while you’re dressed up!” After a while of being dressed up people felt a need to let lose. Just for the Fun of It 5

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“I go to swim practice every evening and sometimes we have morning practices. I love the sport. It is my life outside of school ... ” — Juliana Pulsifer Life Beyond School Visions of white sand and tan babes floated through his head while the teacher droned on about the impact of foreign aid on the Amozonian lima bean crisis. Final¬ ly, the school bell chimed and he was free for the weekend. His dream was about to be¬ come reality. This was it, the first really warm day of the spring, and spring fever burned in his eyes and those of his close friends. Going to the Let’s Go Woodbridge! During the Homecoming parade, Varsity Club members show their athletic involvement by wearinb a uni¬ form of the sport they play. and went surfing even in the dead of winter. The beach was not the only as¬ pect of student life outside of school: “Horseback — back riding is the thing I love most,” said Chrissy Higgings, who has been rid¬ ing for most of her life. “My friends and I all go skiing just for fun!” commented Todd Mer¬ edith. There were some special aspects of stu¬ dent life for everyone in beach with the whole gang or with and out of school. Whether one just a friend was a popular escape was a blonde beach bum, a daring before the weather got cold, and debater, or a serious swimmer, all again as it got warm. The more se- of the weekends were just for the rious surfers donned their wetsuits thrill of it! Student Life 7