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In this, the first volume of the Annandale Antenna., we of the 1955 staff have sincerely tried to recreate the birth of Annandale High, feeling that 'we will relive every mo- ment as you with your unfaltering' spirit and ceaseless ambition transformed Annandale into a city alive, 1,000 strong. - . In years to come as you glance through this yearbook, we sincerely hope that you will recall Annandale as it was . . . in the beginning. f -from Antenna '55 Volume One V 1 I Y s g P 5 , A y 1 i I I 7 w i E . I , Y l i I y t 1 Y i t
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. . . and Mr. Robert Menard., who is perhaps the most elibible for an honorary membership to the Class of '74, Four years at AHS, that's a long time to spend anywhere. So how do you suddenly just up and pick one person out of a crowd of associates and say He's the one who helped us the most! or, She did the most good for our class. ? Annandale's Class of '74, full of the richest heritage and pride, felt no one teacher or administrator could be chosen as the most help- ful. It is for this reason that we have decided to dedicate this the twentieth and finest edition of the Annandale Antenna jointly and yet separately and individually to the following three: Mr. Wallace J. Bolding, a strength when we, as a freshman class, were grasping for our first footholds in high school lifeg Mrs. Gay Wilkes, a constant backer of a growing classg and Mr. Robert Menard, who is perhaps the most eligible for an honorary membership to the Class of '74-. It is to these three that we owe our deepest heartfelt thanks and love. For it was in love that these acted. H. . . And though I bestow all my goods to feed the poor, and though I give my body to be burned, and have not love., it profiteth me nothingf, -I Corinthians 13:3
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