Woodbridge High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Woodbridge, VA)

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Front Row: Shannon Demisa, Desirea Moore, Chera Wood, Heather Turnbow, Claudine Schiro, Becky Omri. Back Row: Jennifer Buige, Liz Currie, Jessica Marsh, Christi Frazier, Nicole Goodell. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS JV CHEERLEADERS Front Row: Laura Patterson, Vicky Howe, Kaaryn Johnson, Heather Glass, Heather Angus. Back Row: Kristina Steele, Debbie Thall, Kelly Fisher, Jenny Rissler, Niki Jackson. Freshman JV Cheerleading 29

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Freshman Cheerleader JV Cheerleaders cheer dur- Becky Omri escorts the Fresh¬ ing a Basketball game. The en- man “Miss Gar-Field” candi- thusiastic girls brought smiles date. Cheerleaders had nu- to the faces of all. merous responsibilities. Let ' s Go Vikings We ' re on Your Side Dressed in her short, forest green skirt, her white rugby, and her ponytail, she mentally prepared for the quar¬ ter-time cheer. She re¬ viewed the stiff arm mo¬ tions in her head over and over again until fi¬ nally, the buzzer sound¬ ed. All six of them en¬ tered into the spotlight — the center of the gym floor — jumping and chanting. Slightly out of breath and with a big cheerleader smile fixed on her face, she lifted her eyes to the crowd of thousands, hundreds, or rather the ten people who were to watch. After a superior perfor¬ mance, all ten of the fans went wild. Al¬ though JV and Fresh¬ men events were not well attended, the cheerleaders were al¬ ways there to cheer their teams on to victory. JV and Freshmen cheer¬ leaders constantly worked to better them¬ selves in hopes that one day, they would perform in front of capacity crowds as Varsity Cheerleaders. JV Cheerleaders encourage Sophomores during a pep ral¬ ly. They promoted class spirit with success. 28 Freshman JV Cheerleading

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Coach Bill Holsclaw The Jinx is Ended . . 23-6 The sign in front of Gar-Field read “Here we go, seven in a row!” But little did Gar-Field know what was in store for them when they came to play the host Woodbridge Vikings. As the rain poured down heavily in the 40 degrees temperature, umbrellas and winter coats protected the cheering fans, but noth¬ ing was there to aid the players and coaches. Only talent and preci¬ sion could determine the winner, and the Vi¬ kings proved they had more as they trounced their rival Gar-Field for the first time in six years with a score of 23-6. This victory capped a five-hundred season that saw the Vikings win their last four games and saw eight Vikings named to All-District teams. These included captain John Gaul, Dave Bohannon, John Milhiser, Todd Pallo, Philip Smith, Greg Min- cey, Dion Mino, and Coach of the Year Bill Holsclaw. With their winning attitude and spirited to¬ getherness the Viking football team was bound to be winners. VARSITY FOOTBALL ®LEI»:LCU LtUElA IK . » Front Row: Billy Wilson, Dion Mino, Todd Pallo, Wendell Lochart., Steve Hunter, Jason Stevens, Chris Pulley, Aaron Seerist, Craig Conger, Raleigh Harslev, Greg Mincey, Robert McNeece, Second Row: Ben Ramirez, Rob Reale, Chris Chapman, Keith Kollenborn, James Wheeler, Bill Robertson, Brian Comey, Gary Newcomb, John Milhiser, R.J. Winkler, Randy Dingus, Chris Dahl, James Pelli, Sandy Rancich Third Row: Paul Russell, Joe Yorke, Ray Long, Alex Powell, Brian Hooks, Bruce Benson, Alan Bartlett, Todd Meredith, Calvin Couch, Phil Smith, Mike Tingle, Tony Dingus, Tim McCutcheon Back Row: Tom Evans, Jason Goodbody, Chris Saunders, Ken Johnson, John Schmeid, Jon Gaul, Jude Roman, Reggie Mincey, Ben Clardy, Dave Howard, Greg Boyer, Jerry Newcomb Anacostia 7-20 Stafford 24-12 Courtland 0-29 Faquier 7-14 Potomac 10-21 Osbourn Park 10-27 James Wood 26-0 North Stafford 52-24 Stonewall Jackson 15- 14 Gar-Field 23-6 5-5 30 Varsity Football