Tappahannock High School - Annual Yearbook (Tappahannock, VA)

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SENIORS

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School Staff Cafeteria Staff

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Class Officers -- President -- Anne Beazley, Vice-president -- Sponsor -- Mrs. Grace Marshall Haney, Secretary -- Nancy Hammond, Treasurer -- Mary Spindle. Jane Brizendine, Reporter -- Bland Motley, Student Council Rep- resentatives -- Richard Balderson Gary Ball. Class of ’66 Only five years ago, this Senior Class entered high school. As Junior Freshmen, the climb toward becoming a Senior seemed unbelievably long. Now, looking back over the past five years, the climb seems to have taken no time at all. It doesn ' t seem possible that we will soon be graduates, leaving behind us our old familiar world for a new way of life, full of responsibilities and challenges. While students at Tappahannock High School, our teachers have, no doubt, at times wanted to shoot us; other classes have occasionally hated us with a passion; and we ourselves have had arguments and disagreements within our class. But all of us must admit that high school and life would be terribly boring if there weren ' t an occasional squabble for everyone to discuss. In years to come, as we remember our school days, we won ' t remember the dif- ficulties we had getting term papers finished on time or the geometry problems that simply could not be solved. We will remember, instead, the fun and good times we shared together. These days at THS have been, for the most part, happy ones, but, as the cliche goes, All good tilings must end. We are almost ready to go out into tlie world and face the unknown. While we are unsure of what is to come, we are at the same time eager. We look forward witli anticipation to what tlie future holds for us. 18