Fork Union Military Academy - Skirmisher Yearbook (Fork Union, VA)

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Foreword The Skirmisher is the story of our lives as students. During the course of this year, we have had many enlightening experiences and a few disheartening one. But as We look back into the past, we see that this year at Fork Union has enriched our lives. Our Annual is a part of us, when we turn the pages, many past experiences are en- visioned in our minds. As we the Senior Class make our grand exit, we hope to be remembered by our underclass mates, who we hope, will follow in our footsteps. Leav- ing our school fills our hearts with sadness for the many friends we will leave behind, but will remember in years to come. Our minds are filled with excitement and ques- tion, because we are on our own. ln our annual we will try to Weave the personalities of all the cadets into its pages. We will show their interests in sports, clubs, and other activities. We will lead you on a sight seeing tour of our school and grounds letting you peek into the inside, as well as the outside of the Academy. So to everyone who reads this epic in our lives, We hope that they enjoy it as much as we have enjoyed assembling it. To you, the class of 1962 bids welcome and a proud farewell.