Virginia Beach Junior High School - Lookout Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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"All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players, They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many parts." William Shakespeare, the greatest dramatist ever known, composed the quote above. To thousands of people he has brought inspiration and true meaning to life through the stage. A Day by day the students walk through their roles and endless rehearsals of comedy and drama. The faculty have the supporting roles and act as stage hands contributing to the final productipn. Each step, in life is another scene, another bit to play, a new experiencef' all combined as a personal trial. People retain the knowledge that can only come from past acts which involve personal suffering and enjoyment, and the ob- servation of others. This knowledgeis the main basis for life in future years as the students themselves become support- ing actors for their children. V There are as many scripts as there are people, each shapes his own. The roles vary from leaders to followers, every personhaving his place among them. Today's teenagers are in the midst of try-outs to ascertain the role for which they are best suited. As the curtain closes on this act of our lives, we are sure it will rise many times again, for those embarking on further education and careers. A " 7