Woodbridge High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Woodbridge, VA)

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Phot© by, David Corcorbn i y -4 l Waiting to get into the action . . . 76 Senior Ray Long patiently awaits his chance to battle the Osbourn Park Yellow Jackets, Ray, who played offensive guard, was a force that kept the Vikes on a winning season. Finally getting out of it ... Junior Marty Oliver kicks back and relaxes in the upper lobby. Hordes of students also found the lobby a great place to hang out, and Marty was lucky enough to have a little peace. Opening

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Valhalla 1988 Woodbridge Senior High School 3001 Old Bridge Road Woodbridge, Virginia 22191 703-494-7135 Enrollment: 3100 Volume 24 nn R,NCE MLUAM PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM Manassas, Virginia Photo by Scott Gordon

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 C W hen September 8th marked the end of a sizzling summer, many students saw it as the dark tunnel at the end of the light. It was the beginning of four long years in a crowded building without windows for a new class of 852 disoriented freshmen. 1988, however, proved to have its moments. With a student population of 3100, we weren't crowded, just cozy, and there were even more chances to Get Into It. Attendance at away football games sometimes outnumbered the opponent’s home crowd. The highlight of the football season undeniably was the Osbourn Park game. In the last three seconds of the game, John Milhiser completed a 48-yard last effort pass to Todd Pallo who fought his way past the Yellow Jackets and crossed the ball over the endzone, saving the game with a final score of 19-15. We pulled off another memorable Homecoming, getting into an open theme of Halloween. Our athletes got into more district and regional championships, and seniors got into more schools of their choice than ever before. Most of us got into the next grade, but some got into nothing but trouble. One thing was clear though; we all got into living in 1988. A V A 1 7 A r K p- V r- .. A L r- V OP et v Q r ■ r r r V V - -