Wakefield High School - Starstone Yearbook (Arlington, VA)

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Ecclesiastes 3:1 ELCOME to the 1965-66 STARSTONE. The year- book staff invites you to look through the following pages. In essence this book has no theme as such. Its sole aim is to present a complete picture of Wakefield-from registration to graduation, from football to To eyerytblng there 15 a seasonfand C1 baseball, from senior pictures to senior time to every purpose under the heavensv pranks. Autumn came and brought with it en- thusiasm and school spirit. The beginning 6 W of school offered endless opportunities for scholastic, athletic, and personal achievements. The traditional Wakefield spirit was clearly shown by the Warriors' participa- tion in pep rallies, football games, club inductions and projects, and school presentations. Warriors greeted winter with a heightened interest in school life. Each weekend brought many students to Wakefield as wrestling matches, basketball games, and dances provided the Warriors with an active social life. Academic pressure increased as students prepared for college boards and term papers. A ll breathed a sigh of relief as Christmas vacation came and offered

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a chance to relax and renew old acquaintances. However, with the reopening of school, students were again thrust into the old routine of classes and homework. As winter passed into spring, its icy grip was replaced hy a rash of spring fever. There was a general reawakening of ro- mance, anticipation, and a vague awareness that this school year would soon he slipping into the past. Attention hegan to focus on the very special class of '66-their hopes, dreams and amhitions. For the seniors this was the last opportunity to he a true part of Wakefield's many activities. Soon came graduation, and with it a last-minute fling of parties, handclasps, and tears. One chap- ter in the lives of the Warriors of '66 was at an end. Now was the time for patience and looking away ahead, And leaving some things to take their coursef' We, the yearhook staff, offer the S TAKS TONE as a re- memhrance of this year at Wakefield. It is our sincere hope that in the future this hook may help you relive many meaningful and worthwhile experiences. The staff congratulates the class of '6 6 and wishes it continued success as it leaves Wakefield and enters the world. ki 35 fs ,,, 'c , xSTQl f?R x 35 M I Y WN