Tazewell High School - Peak Yearbook (Tazewell, VA)

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Dedicate . . . maintain THS school spirit-even through those long winter months! Due to the efforts of one or both of these teachers, we have enjoyed such activities as the Miss THS pageant, the Annual Homecoming Week activities, the annual Christmas parade, Pep Club and FBLA activities, the dances after the football and basketball games, the Christmas Dance, and the various Senior class activities. To each of these teachers we wish to express our deepest appreciation for all they have done for us and for our high school. The THS’s own “Bobbsey Twins”, we say “THANK YOU!” Mrs. Jean Walk 5

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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

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Each of us must dream a dream. Each of us must catch a vision of something great. Each of us— in our own way- must learn something worth telling to others. Therefore— it seems to me— the objective of each generation ought to be to raise a better generation. To each of you— Best wishes and Godspeed Above: Principal, Ellis Fields sits at home, confined to chair and enjoys the days of recouperation after a leg operation (and the first day of school). Right: Oops-caught in the act!” (In Mr. Fields’absence, Mr. Wall sneaks into the principal’s office and tries out the chair for size.)