Tappahannock High School - Annual Yearbook (Tappahannock, VA)

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Annual Staff members plan layouts, type copy, and arrange pictures. TAPORAPIAN STAFF STRUGGLES TO MEET DEADLINES Although senior portraits were taken as early as June, 1967, the progress of the annual staff has been greatly impeded by such problems as shortage of time, lack of space in which to work, delay in taking pictures, and early deadlines. But despite these problems the staff members, most of whom were engaged in many other extracurricular activities, managed to bring forth a new edition of the TAPORAPIAN. By gathering and con- sidering reactions to the revision of the entire layout of last year ' s annual, the staff hopes that the 1968 TAP- ORAPIAN will fulfill its major purpose of providing enjoyable, meaningful, and lasting memories of the stu- dents of THS. Editor Martha Wachsmuth explains lay-out possibility to Business Manager Nancy Davis and Asso- ciate Editor Nancy Bache while Assistant Editor Judy Andrews glances through pictures. 23

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LIBRARY STAFF OPENS PAPERBACK CORNER AS Dottie Turner, Lewis Marion, Sara Parrish, Barbara Elliott, Alice Guerrant (chairman), Mrs. Lucile Taliaferro (librarian), Dora Saunders, Melanie Broaddus. WARRIORS’ POST REVISES ENTIRE CONTENT 22

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Officers: Secretary, Nancy Davis; President, Jeff O ' Dell; V. President, Kim Dickinson; Treasurer, Isabelle Bowe . LE CERCLE FRANCAIS ORDERS NEW F LMS, RECORDS Continuing its means of absorbing French culture, Le Cercle Francais ordered numerous films, records and books on the French way of life, including films supplied by the State de- partment. High on tire club ' s list of popular French singers is Francoise Hardy. The club also made its annual Christmas visit to Mrs. Lamb ' s and sang carols with her. Above: Francoise Hardy proved to be the club ' s second sponsor. Left: Third-year French students enjoy die many books, magazines and records in die club ' s abundant library. 24