Tazewell High School - Peak Yearbook (Tazewell, VA)

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1WELL HIGH SCHOOL . ' itMjwm- , , , a . 1 1 RECORD r 6 LOST 2 TIED 0 EXT GAME • ’ OCT 29TH !f! KICKOFF AT 8=00 P M IN CARNIVAL SATURDAY 5 00 PM — I y.%K f: m 1 CONTENTS Dedication .4 Our Story.8 Sports.57 Directory .69 Statistics.141 Advertisements.147

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, j» »♦ FOREWORD A friendship lost - but two friendships made. A moment of fear and anxiety - and then, one of joy and fulfillment. Nothing was lost everything was gained. Experience was our teacher. In this annual, 1 hope you will see expressed all the emo¬ tions that you have seen or felt in the last nine months. Confusion was never lacking. But, as you look back, recall the feelings that you have shared in striving for a certain goal. Remember the tenseness, the laughter, and the bustle of the classroom. But most of all, remember the spirit which grew and the joy which was felt from being a part - a part of this year which was special in some way to all ot us. Knowing you as you are and loving you for being that way, we, the annual staff present to you this annual. Fred Brown, Editor

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We Proudly When simple “Thank You’s” seem insufficent to express the gratitude a student feels for a teach¬ er, that student begins to look for ways in which he can further express his appreciation. For this and many other reasons, we, the 1972 Annual Staff, proudly dedicate the 1972 edition of the “Peak” to Mrs. Marie Keenan and Mrs. Jean Walk. Both of these teachers unceasingly devote much of their own time and effort to the problems and activities of THS Students. Mrs. Walk diligently prepares many of her students for the business world through her teaching and sponsorship of our chapter of the FBLA. Mrs. Keenan also teaches student’s the merits of business, and manages to 4