Annandale High School - Antenna Yearbook (Annandale, VA)

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MISS ANNANDALE CONTEST The eventful evening began as each of the forty-eight contestants was presented with the knowledge that soon one of them would be the new Miss Annandale High School. While the judges interviewed the girls back-stage, the audience enjoyed the fashion show in the vivid “Back to Paradise” setting. After three hours, the decision was made, and lovely Marilyn Horton was crowned Miss Annandale. The 1966 Miss Annandale court: Mary Fitzgerald, Ann Ritchey, Marilyn Horton, Carol Snider, and Bon¬ nie Milner. The new Miss Annandale—Marilyn Horton.

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Sandy Smith, a former Miss Annandale, and Richard De Gaskins models a suit from L. Franks. Kimsey introduce the many contestants. Rushing to congratulate the winner, the contestants momentarily betray their anxiety. 28 STUDENT LIFE

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JUNIOR JOLLIES Beware all fugitives from the law; Batman Finch is here! Although the Junior Jollies was a one night stand, it was a highly successful variety show. The Go-Go Girls had their Nine¬ teenth Nervous Breakdown to the musical talents of the Villagers, the Fables, and the Dropouts. Veteran Bill Rose returned with his rendition of a hula and the “Tummies” marched over the “Bridge of the River Kwai.” Over the bridge we found Annandale’s own Mutt and Jeff, alias Cathy Tidball and Anne Lawton. Next in cast, Marge Gillikin, assisted by Mike Williams and Bill Chambless, sang two folk songs. A little jazz, modern dance, and then the highlight of the evening, the teacher skit. Everyone could tell the intelli¬ gence and preparation that went into this year’s masterpiece. Sing to me, Iliya. Hap Ertlschweiger and Margie Yep sing a quiet ballad.