Annandale High School - Antenna Yearbook (Annandale, VA)

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The Class of 1961 proudly dedicates Mr. J. Wallace Bolding 2

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antenna 1961 volume 7 annandale, Virginia Sue Strickler, editor-in-chief l

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this seventh volume of the Antenna Students gathered much profitable learning in Mr. Bold- ing’s classes, which he always keeps informal and friendly. to Mr. J. W. Bolding Since Mr. Bolding came to Annandale High School in its opening year, 1955, he has merited the respect and friendship of the student body and administration of the school. From the day he arrived he has worked to build Annandale into a school of which each of us is proud. Many of us felt Mr. Bolding’s forceful thinking in his freshman English classes when he taught us our first thorough course in English grammar. He has dem¬ onstrated his high character not only in the classroom, but also on the athletic field. As our coach, he has taught us good sportsmanship and helped our athletic teams to grow to fame. This year Mr. Bolding’s unrelenting work helped the greatest hope of the Class of 1961, and past gradua¬ ting classes come true. His guidance and unselfish effort changed our hope into a reality—our new stadium. Mr. Bolding, the Senior Class deeply thanks you for the invaluable time you have spent with us in the classroom, on the athletic field, and in the guidance office; but above all we thank you for being our friend during our past years at Annandale. As basketball coach, Mr. Bolding helped his team members grow to be individ¬ uals, yet members of a well-organized team. 3