Tappahannock High School - Annual Yearbook (Tappahannock, VA)

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Peggy Allen leaves her camera to all would be photographers. Carolyn Bareford leaves her quiet manner to Carolyn Medlin. Dorothy Barton leaves for Westhampton and those University Men. Frank Brooks leaves trying to enter Mary Washington College. Gary Carlton leaves his first aid kit to Walter P. Elliott. Karen Courtney leaves for Harvard, Princeton, and Yale. Alwyn Davis leaves his loud noise and laughter to Betty Lee Walker. Danna Dickinson leaves her half-court shot to Barbara Hicks. Mary Ann Dunn leaves her arguing ability to Spottswood Taliaferro. John Haile leaves his rainbow socks to all needy feet. Susanna Haile leaves her giggles to Jimmy Croxton. Charles Harper leaves his trumpet to all the kids who have wind to blow it. Frances Hundley leaves her level head to Barbara Burruss. Mary Linda Loving leaves her refined ways to Carolyn Hammond. John Garnett Loving leaves his boisterous manner to Faye Winder. Robert Norris Lowery leaves his lofty height to Melvin Rich. Judy Midgley leaves her blonde hair to Wanda Watts. Roberta Novak leaves her art ability to Wayne Tune. Phyllis Parr leaves her attentive behavior in class to Gary Allen. Mary Carter Ransone leaves her ability at foul shooting to Dina Lane. Johnny Rennolds leaves his weight on the football field to Tyler Ware. Rita Schools leaves Mr. Benson in peace. Laura Anne Spindle leaves her pleasing plumpness to Kerry Sue Powell. Allen Stevens leaves his ability at courting in the halls to William Thompson. Bryan Taliaferro leaves the King Class headaches to his Taliaferro cousins. Pete Williams leaves his school bus to some other good driver. 28

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WHO’S WHO SENIORS? BEST ALL AROUND NEATEST MOST INTELLIGENT Boors Bryan Mary Carter Frank Kay Bryan MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Laura Anne Frank MOST ATHLETIC Danna Johnny MOST COMICAL Suzanna Alywn MOST POLITE Frances Charles MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Boots Rob MOST ENERGETIC Mary Ann John 27

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The Rejected Lover All you do is complain, ole You been a ' talking through yer hat woman! long ' noughl SENIOR PLAY ’63 On May 3, the Senior Class of 63 presented its annual Senior play -- The Trail of the Lonesome Pine. The jam packed auditorium was filled with laughter and love from the lovable acting. Mrs. Spindle and her Seniors presented one of the best plays we can re- member. Whether novice or experienced in dramatics, each actor and actress interpreted his or her role extremely well. We have a feeling that we will be hearing expressions like ... right under the Lonesome pine, Can if I wanta, but 1 don ' t wanta, and If you ain ' t the beatinest! for days to come. If you ain ' t the beatinest man what I ever seed! ” Promise me you ' ll take good care of June, Want me to ax her fer ya? Hon. 29