Sanderson High School - Lakonikos Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Several years ago, an aspiring young reporter for The Broughton Alumni News fknown in certain areas as The News and Observerj, after viewing an extravaganza presented by the Greensboro Iunior League, commented in his medium that the presen- tation was about as exciting as a high school yearbook. We have our own ideas about which yearbook he has been reading But, no matter. His generality may have been deserved. There are, apparently, a number of schools of thought regarding the purpose and responsibility of that journalistic dreg, the high school yearbook. At various times, in various states of mind, we have probably subscribed to each of them, in- cluding the recent candid remark by a member of the social studies faculty that no one really cares about the yearbook anyway. But the fact of the matter is that someone does care. To a few, the yearbook is a vital and engrossing exper- ience. What you are about to encounter is the fruit of that experience. If, indeed, that experience has found fruition in an incor- poration of the worst of the Greensboro junior League's Follies and National Lampoon's Kaleidoscope, we ask only that you place the blame on amateurism rather than lack of effort. We know we have strived for something better. 3 .xvtwafb .., Q M. ,. 1: , C sw ,t ff as Q if t, ,., wi, .. . v L. Q ' . .... QW. ,... ,aifiift . 5 f ?Wl . . W . is Ya-31+ .Li 1. 1555 K F12 Ki 12.2 ff., W, I i 'iti saggy ati' 2