Annandale High School - Antenna Yearbook (Annandale, VA)

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i- xM y- ANTENNA 1964 VOL 10 ANNANDALE HIGH SCHOOL ANNANDALE, VIRGINIA Co-editors: Dave Wigutoff and Sue Wood

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INTRODUCTION Statement: everyone should have a goal. Ergo: the yearbook staff had a goal, or that is three goals. Conclusion: that makes us, the members of the yearbook staff, three times better than everyone. After looking at this book, which you have already done since every¬ one reads the introduction last, you may be tempted to ask, What were their goals? So we will tell you. Number one was to get out the book. (If you are reading this we are at least thirty three and one third per cent successful already. If you are not reading this we do not have the faintest idea what you are doing.) Our second goal had to do with the fact that this is Annandale High School ' s tenth year of operation. So we decided on a ten year theme for the yearbook and planned to play this up at appropriate or at least semi-appropriate places throughout the book. Third was our attempt to make this book something different, something to remember, something to arouse the interest, and possible the ire, of the students and faculty. Therefore, some of the things we have done may anger some people. This isgood. If something in this book makes an individual angry with us, then hope¬ fully he has profited by reaffirming his own values. If, on the other hand, something in this book makes him angry with himself, thenthatmay help him to change for the better, this being the whole idea of our school system, and therefore, as ananorgan of the school, the idea behind the Antenna 1964. 2