Tappahannock High School - Annual Yearbook (Tappahannock, VA)

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1st ROW; T. Bareford, W. Crowe, S. Johnson, B. Elliot, D. Mabie, D. Bareford, E. Bezjak, S. Kendall, C. Moore, 2nd ROW: R. Hayes, N. Brizendine, M. Cox, R. Pitts, G. Loving, D. Saunders, J. Robinson, B. Spindle, 3rd ROW: Mr. Wilson, J. Chenault, E. Minter, M. Ware, M. Robinson. NEW PARKING AREA Robbie Pitts takes good care of school bus riders. The Safety Patrol of Rappahannock High School has been and will always remain an important or- ganization in helping to protect the children of our school. To make our school a safe place and to pro- tect the children entrusted to our care is the motto of the Tappahannock High School Safety Patrol. Through the cooperation of the Students, teachers and motorists on the highway, this objective has been attained. 21

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Jesse Hayes works hard under Mr. Taylor ' s supervision. The Future Farmers of America is a nonprofit, non-political, farm youtlr organization of voluntary membership, designed to take its place along with other agencies striving for the development of leadership, the building of a more permanent agri- culture, and the improvement of country life. It constitutes one of the most efficient agricultural teaching devices that has been discovered up to the present time. The FFA is 1005 American in its ideals and outlooks and has no outside affiliations. There is no secrecy in connection with any of its activities. MEMBER WINS HONORS 1st ROW; W. Prince, L. Tignor, J. Andrews, B. Beazley, E. Jenkins, 2nd ROW: C. Evans, J. Cook, J. Moore, J. Hayes, D. Thomas, N. Loving, D. Prince, Mr, Taylor, 3rd ROW: F. Baxter, T. Robinson, J. Hayes, J. Robertson, J. Hayes, R. Robinson, N. Hillyer, E. Bezjak, R. Baylor, M. Callown, R. Taylor, 4th ROW: G. Fortune, J. Moody, F. Hillyer 20

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THS GETS NEW TEACHER FOR OLD ORGANIZATION Miss Slough helps Sandra Johnson type an imoortant letter. This year a new Distributive Education teacher, Miss Slough, came to Tappaliannock High School. With her guidance and supervision the Distributive Education program experienced a very successful year. The purpose of the Tappaliannock Distributive Education program is to give instruction in die field of marketing and distribution and to make the student aware of his basic civil and social responsibilities, to himself and his community. Many T.H.S. students enrolled in this course and strove to reach certain high goals. Under tlie guidance of Miss Slough and the various employers, each student learned how to be a good salesman. The students have received good training and ex- perience as a background for any job tliey undertake in life. In D. E. students are given the chance to explore many career choices in which they earn while they learn. All of Tappahannock ' s Distributive Education students prospered from having taken this course. They will be able to use the goals, which they achieved, both now and later in their lives. 22