Tappahannock High School - Annual Yearbook (Tappahannock, VA)

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Chorus provides church programs TOP ROW: C. Lumpkin, L. Sylva, C, Davis, D. Connellee, L. Dunn, F. Jones, S, Broaddus, M, Broaddus, J. Shackleford. SECOND ROW: B. Spindle, P, Allen, E. Lewis, E. Richardson, E. Dunton, P. Simmons, J. Chi- nault, G. Guerrant, J. Dickinson, J. Robertson. THIRD ROW: M. Ware, R, Brooks, B. Garrett, W. Durham, J. Taylor, N. Parrish, B. Lankford, B. Owens, M. Hayes. BOTTOM ROW: J. Walker, L, Marion, R. Dunn, B. Rennolds, R. Taylor, S, Parrish, J. Sparrow, J, Moody, D. Hammond. THS Octet — Richard Taylor, Bobby Delano, John Shackleford, Roger Dunn, Patricia Simmons, Melanie Broaddus, Judy Moody, and Maureen Hayes. Bass and tenor sections work on a rough spot. This year the THS Band and Chorus have been involved in a variety of activities. During football season, the Band attended all games and supported our team with rousing marches from the sidelines. They also gave half-time per- formances at many of the games. Both Band and Chorus performed at assemblies throughout the year, giving short previews of the Christmas and Spring Concerts in school as- semblies, The Band marched in the traditional Christmas Parade and the Band and Chorus gave a Christmas concert of Christmas, religious, and popular music. The Band also marched in the Homecoming Parade on October 14. In a P. T. A. program on March 22, sixteen new members were added to the Band, making a total of thirty-two Band mem- bers. Both Band and Chorus performed in the Spring Concert on May 26. The Chorus sang at four area churches before 28

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Editor Peggy Kriete takes out copy pages for Business Manager Judy Andrews while Associate Editor Mar- tha Wachsmuth and Assistant Editor Mary Clanton study a lay- out guide. Taporapian staff revises yearbook layout The annual staff began work early this year as Senior portraits were taken in August. Cop- ing with problems such as lack of pictures and early deadlines, the staff members met on each Wednesday after school. Using the an- nuals of several larger schools as guides, to- gether with information gained at the State Yearbook Convention, the Taporapian Staff revised practically the whole layout of the 1966-67 annual. After many hours of hard work penning interesting captions, taking and cropping pictures, arranging and rearranging layouts, the Taporapian Staff was finally pleased with the new look of the annual. Annual Staff members look over a Freeman H. S. Annual which is considered to be one of the best in the state. Carolyn Overstreet points out to new Annual Staff members the secret of a good layout. 27

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while band incorporates elementary members TOP ROW: R. Taylor, Drum Major, J. S. Stewett, Conductor. SECOND ROW: P, Markham, D. Turner, J. Moody, L. Mundie, T. Blackwell, B. Garrett, J. Moody, D. Stalnaker, D, Stalnaker, THIRD ROW: D. Ham- mond, T. L. Bareford, R. Berquist, J. Burrough, M, Mabi, B, Jenkins, M, Burrough, G. Turner, D. Connellee, R. Mabi, BOTTOM ROW: P. Gardner, R. Owens, R. Haile, K. Delano, C, Davis, L. Hammond, R, Taylor, R. Mason, S. Ball, D. Turner, Christmas: Shepherd Methodist Church, Memorial Methodist Chrxrch, Providence Methodist Church, and Beale Memorial Baptist Church. On April 1, the Chorus attended the District I- III Chorus Festival at Meadow brook High School in Rich- mond, An Easter Contata was given by the Chorus on March 19 at Mt. Zion Baptist Church and again on April 9 at Me- morial Methodist Church, The chorus sang at four area churches after Christmas: Trinity Methodist Church, on April 23; Howerton ' s Baptist Church and Mt, Zion Baptist Church, on April 30; and Ephesus Baptist Church on May 14, They also bade seniors a musical farewell at the Baccalaureate Service on June 4 at the Memorial Methodist Church. Special recognition should be given to those students who gave special performances. Majorettes: Sharon Roberts, Pam Passagaluppi, and Connie Dawson. 29