Tennessee Preparatory School - Beacon Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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fc Wwrzs 2 I ,. . I QQ Us s -A233325 vt OQQQ' ' I - ' ME IES The senior year of high school - there's nothing else quite like it. It is looked forward to by under- classmen with awaiting passion and when it eventu- ally arrives, students can't wait for it to finally be over. It is also a time of great confusion and sadness. However, more than anything else, it is a time of growth and realization. The senior is drawn in many different directions. Should I dedicate my energies to gaining employment or should I concentrate on my schoolwork? What about college? Will I ever see my friends again? Seniors ask themselves these ques- tions and others like them throughout the course of their final year. There are no easy answers and the answer for one is not necessarily the answer for another. The seniors journey to the end of this road has been a long one. It signifies many years of hard work and dedication. Along the way friends have been won and lost, hearts have been broken, while at the same time spirits have been boosted and dreams realized. And as the end of their year draws to a close, seniors begin to form a very special bond. U X gage.. Ja 9 9 ' ' QQ I '96 .... , sozdtbsotyssgofl lil K I WM' A M I 'W I T 4 . I X ,VV WMM ' s'47vfv.8I.'.A nb . , Michelle Toya Denise Caprice Fortner Glenn David Anthony Grooms

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ME IES The senior year of high school is one of the most important and exciting periods in a lifetime. It is a time of college and career choices and fresh hopes and aspirations that will profoundly affect one's fu- ture. However, as important as all of the choices which will be made, are the final times spent with old and dear friends. Many classmates have been together for years, and the last is usually the most treasured. The ups and downs have been many through all of that and more they have been pre- served. Time flies, and time stands still, all in the same moment Part of the time one cannot wait for the new life ahead Part of the time is spent despair ing over the part of life which is coming to an end Whatever the emotion Tennessee Preparatory School has well prepared the graduating class of 1988 for the time to come L eticia Hope Moore Ty '- sl J uh -' qbhl ' Frat-my f.'6'oQQX Qs? rf Vance L In da McFarland Darcell Moore A- 1 T5 9 yi ' , !l:h1,iSso'Q'ZaXf x fu