Tappahannock High School - Annual Yearbook (Tappahannock, VA)

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m cioe Recognizing the fact that no education is truly complete without music, the Glee Club is offered outside the regular curriculvim. Some of the aims of the Glee Club are; To increase plea- sure in group singing, to lead to a better obser- vance of good singing. Standing: Ashton, Barbour, Coghill, Davis, Thomas, Croxton, Schools, Brooks, Andrews, Balderson, Carneal, Mitchell, Clarke Kneeling; Ware, Brizendine, Uebele, Brooks, Acree The Monogram has in its ghoup only those students who have earned a letter in some sport as a player or manager and for being a member of the cheering squad. The Club has as a permanent ob- jective the buying of letters for all out-going seniors who have lettered in more than one sport; they also expect to help with the purchasing of all school letters. In the spring as a project we hope to help equip the new gymnasium

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miiiiiii Realizing that the most efficient government and social life in the school is planned and developed by the students themselves in coopera- tion with teachers, the membesLS have two major objectives: (1) to foster a greater degree of self-discipline vs, imposed discipline and (2) to arouse more interest in clubs of various kinds. The primary purposes of the Stu- dent Council are to promote the m§ny j school activities and to assist in car- I rying out procedures necessary to f the well-being of the student body. Ware, Taylor, Owens, Brooks, Carneal, Acree, Prillaman, Beamy Uebele, Elliott, Carter, Jones, Brooks, Clarke, Moon, Cooke, Skelton, Moore The Safety Patrol of Tappahan- nock High School has been and will remain always an important organi- zation in helping to protect the chil- dren of our school. To make our school a safe place and to protect the children intrusted to our care is the motto of Tappa- hannock High School Safety Patrol. Through the cooperation of students, teachers, and motorists on the high- way, this objective has been realized. SMin EJlis, Dowell, Burton, Sylva, Jones, Taylor, Boughan Moore, Shackleford, Elliott, Boughan, Winder, Moore, Thomas, Beamy Brooks, Brooks, Skelton

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[uiniii mwm HADfiiii The Tappahannock Chapter of Future Business Leaders of America was organized in the fall of 1952. Some of the purposes for which the organization was forr ' i- are: to develop competent, agressive business leader- ship, to strengthen the confidence of F B L A members in themsel- ves and their work, and to create more und erstanding and interest in choosing busi- n e s s occu- p a t i o n s . The Future Farmers of America is a non-profit, non-political farm youth organization of voluntary membership, designed to take its place along with other agencies striving for the development of lead- ership, the building of a more per- manent agriculture, and the im- provement of country life. It con- stitutes one of the most efficient agriculture teaching devices that has been discovered up to the present time. First Row: Coghill and Jones Second Row: Moore, Smith, Allen, Loving, Bacon, Elliott, Bareford, Taylor, Sylva, Davis Third Row: Blackwefl, Boughan, Evans, Clarke, Mitchell, Ellis, Hundley, Hutchinson, Haile, Whittaker