Tappahannock High School - Annual Yearbook (Tappahannock, VA)

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f. B. 1. A. OFFICERS President Thelma Chenault Vice- Pres. . . . .Mary Smith Moore Secretary .Marjorie Carter Treasurer. ........ Phyllis Owens Parliamentarian Mary F. Andrews Advisor. Miss Marston First Row: Miss Marston, Uebele, Brizendine, Allen, Brooks, Owens, Schauer, Carter, Allen, Chenault, Moore, Andrews, Taylor, Owens, Hicks, Verlander, Winder. Second Row: Lee, Davis, Brizendine, Schools, Allen, Elliott. First Row: Gaven, Davis, Balderson, Lowery, Barbour, Cole, Hillyer, Mrs. Phillips. Second Row: Stevens, Brizendine, Uebele, Brooks, Allen, Allen, Lee, Davis, Moore, Schools. Third Row: Carter, Prillaman, Hillyer, Baughan, Balderson, Allen, Fogg, Smith, Winder, Brooks, Parker. Fourth Row: Schauer, Taylor, Andrews, Carreras, Durham, Durham, Olinger, Shackleford, Smith, Allen, Allen, Chenault, Dawson. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club is a very useful organization in T. H. S. The mem- bers volunteer for Library duties throughout the year. By alternat- ing responsibilities, members re- ceive Library training in different phases of Library work. - 28 -

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Realizing that the most efficient ;overnment and social life in the :chool is planned and developed by he students themselves in cooper- ition with teachers, the members lave two major objectives :(1 ) to fos- er a greater degree of self-discipline s imposed discipline and (2) to a- ouse more interest in clubs of var- ous kinds. The primary purposes of the Stu- lent Council are to promote the many ichool activities and to assist in •arrying out procedures necessary o the well-being of the student body. Seated: Anne Hillyer, Betty Barbour, Anne Taylor, Anne Louis Owens, Betty Anne Brizendine, Francis Brooks, Dolly Mae Brooks. Standing: Jeanne Durham, Patricia Carreras, Chippy Dowell, Joyce Schauer, Phyllis Winder, Alex Dillard, David McCloskey, Duane Bur- ton, Audrey Brizendine, Jean Shackleford, Patricia Lowery, Jeane Uebele. First Row: Balderson, Doggins, Brooks, Sylva, Brooks, Fogg. Second Row: Schauer, Baughan, Shackleford, Garrett, DeShaze, Winder Coghill, Taylor, Brooks, Burton, McCloskey. Third Row: Taylor, Andrews, Cole, Chenault. SAFETY PATROL The Safety Patrol of Tappahannock High School has been and will remain always an important organization in helping to protect the children of our school. To make our school a safe place and to protect the children intrusted to our care is the motto of the Tap- pahannock High School Safety Patrol. Through the cooperation of students, teachers, and motorists on the high- ways, this objective has been realiz- ed. - 27 -

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• • The FFA is an intra-curricular activity having its origin and root in a definite part of the school cur- riculum -- vocational agriculture. The foundation upon which the Future Farmers of America organization is built, includes service, thirft, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship and patriotism. First Row: L. Brooks, C. Davis, Clark, Moore, Robinson, Lankford. Second Row: Mr. Blackwell, Garrett, Coghill, Smith, Allen, Evans, Waring, W. Taylor, Loving, Clark, Akers. Third Row: De Shazo, H. Moore, Tune, Harmon, Baughan, Elliott, Sylva, Bacon, Winder. Fourth Row: V. Davis, Balderson, Hundley, Mitchell, Hutchinson, N. Taylor, J. MitcheH. Pictured Left to Right, First Row: Davis, Cole, Christopher, D. Davis, Lowery, Hodges, Coghill, Durham. Second Row: Pitts, Martin, Gawen, Skelton, Brooks, Mullin, Tignor, Parker, Bramble, Elliott, Mrs. Christopher. Third Row: Carreras, Spindle, Lee, Schauer, Turner, M. L. Brooks, Smith, Baughan, Schools, Parker. Fourth Row: Taylor, Lumpkin, Hillyer, Akers, A. HiHyear, Dawson, Haile, Robinson, Cash, Loving, E. Allen, N. Allen, D. Davis. f. H. A. The Future Homemakers of Ame- rica is a National Organization of pupils studying home making in high schools in the United States and Ter ritories. Our Tappahannock Chapter was newly formed this year, having on roll forty-six active mem- bers and one honorary member. The Motto of the Future Home Makers of America, Toward New Horizons , express the purpose of the organization -- learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tommorrow. - 29 -