Massanutten Military Academy - Adjutant Yearbook (Woodstock, VA)

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The QxYQu!ezn! reeordf The year mhefeen lzumlreelforly at Jffezfmnutien

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HE appearance of this book suggests how swiftly the passing of time draws another academic year to a close. And though that year follows those of the memorable past, yet in the minds of many of our readers the experiences it has brought will not soon be willingly erased. Perchance often we shall find ourselves anxious to recall moments of poign- ant interest in our lives,dmoments when youthful aspiration may have accepted a first challenge and knowledge of life's vicissitudes will have somewhat moderated our enthusiasm and tempered our aspi- rations, we shall remember these profound impres- sions which, more than we now realize, will have fashioned our characters and patterned our lives. The experience of every prep school boy carries with it some memories of just such touching significance. It is, ofcourse, with these thoughts in mind that a boy's being surged with the first unalloyed sens- ing of success. Very likely such a moment em- bodied no more than an initial eHfort at public speakingg or in having one's name appear on the Honor Rollg or in a brilliant play accounting for the success of a team. Nevertheless, these were real and exciting happenings at the time, and re- gardless of what more remarkable achievement may be ours in the future, many of them will never be forgotten. Granted that advancing years and a the content of this book is recordedg with the thought that, in leafing through its pages during the years to come, a cherished recollection may be made to appear more vivid, a remembered joy more pronounced. It is hoped, too, that its rather novel style of presentation, wherein narrative takes prec- edence over mere picture display and identifica- tion, will give to it substance and thereby make of it a memorial worthy of its fine purpose,-a pur- pose with which we are proud to be associated.