Tappahannock High School - Annual Yearbook (Tappahannock, VA)

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10 cun OF’SS To the Seniors of 1953--I salute you! You are about to embark on a new and different voyage. For some for- mal schooldays are over; for others it is but the beginning. Regardless of what you do or where you go keep your minds alert; there is much to be learned outside of the classroom. Surround yourself with sincere friends and good literature to the end that each day lived you will become a bigger person than you were the day before. There is much pleasure in this world for those who seek it. There will be some dark days, but if you have surrounded yourself with friends in whom you might confide your dark days will be fewer and shorter. You have the good fortune to have been born in a great free country. Do your part to keep it great, to keep it free, and to keep it solvent. Bon Voyage. ELDON W. CHRISTOPHER IRENE PHILLIPS V 1 . i 1 WILLIAM BLACKWELL CORNELIA MARSTON EDNA CARLTON I

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To Miss Cornelia A. Marston, whose patience, under- standing, and untiring efforts have always been directed toward making our school life happier and most of all, just because you ' re you. Miss Marston, we, the staff, gratefully dedicate this, the 1953 Taporapian,

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PAULINE W ABNER RAYMOND DUNTON LILA JANE WARE MISS ESSIE HARRISON Seventh Grade MRS. PORTER MOTLEY Sixth Grade lUUlIf MRS. DOLLY SISSON Third Grade MRS. RUBY DOGGETT Second Grade MISS CATHERINE WARE First Grade