Tappahannock High School - Annual Yearbook (Tappahannock, VA)

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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

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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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lIBimilY ClUB The Library Club was organized at the beginnbig of the year with nineteen members. The following officers were elected: President - Marian Moore, Vice President - Nancy Jones, Secretary - Lois Lawson and Treasurer - Thelma Chenault. The following objectives were set up: 1, To make and keep the libraries attractive rooms for read- ing. 2. To promote good library citizenship. 3. To encourage read- ing. 4. To learn library work by helping libraries in all phases of library work. Hillyer, Taylor, Owens, Brizendine, Barbour, Phillips, Prillaman, N. Allen, Allen, Jones, Davis, Chenault, Cole, Moore, Lawson, Davis, Moore, Motley, Schoo ls Ware, Wilkerson, Dunton, Burton, Lowery, Smith, Brooks, McCloskey, Gladding, Parker mm ciuB The Science Club is composed of nine members who are interested in learning more about Science and its relation to their environment. The main objective is to study and experiment with various insects, animals and chemicals in order to better understand and appreciate their importance and value to our well being.