Annapolis High School - Wake Yearbook (Annapolis, MD)

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CONTENTS SOPHOMORE CLASS D-. D ,SE I0 ACTIVITIES EDN III, , E D I6 ADMINISTRATION CWD ,D I8 FACULTY E, SISI MS 44 JUNIOR CLASS I DD D DS 48 ATHLETICS DS WS 55 SENICR CLASS DS DD DDS D SISSS S. D, 77 PATRONS AND ADVERTISERS S E124 1 'El' L, -3 2. cf , ifaml r-.EFL

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Four years ago, we. the class of 55, unsure of ourselves and of the paths we wished to tread, entered AHS. Here our ideas and standards were shaped and strengthened so that our goals in life might he achieved. Through the guidance and encouragement of our teach- ers, through our participation in school activities, and through our own improved and broadened sense of values, we, the senior class. emerge from the mold ready to meet the world. FORE ORD Sis - Q -' A 5iu1i 3, 5 . 15 lEl!ll!!!5lI iz, t r 313 - .L li 5.-'5 -89-

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eaaage fo Me ffm 0 65 Our Fnflzer, may the zuorld not mould 'IIS today, but may we ln' so strong as to help mould the world. 'llhis nineteenth Century English prayer, could well be heard from today's pulpits, it seems so timely. On every hand there are persistent social and moral problems awaiting solution. YVC see hunger and poverty in a land of plenty, hatred and distress in the hearts of men, lack of religious training among half the young people in our nation. We could ex- tend this list with no mental effort. You, the graduates of 755, with all the vir- tue and talents you possess, must face the challenge of helping mold this World into a better one. YVith this prayer in your hearts, surely you will do well. 8 DR. HONVXRD A. KINHART Assistant S1ll1f'7'i7IfF7'ldf'llf Senior High Srlloofs