Tennessee Preparatory School - Beacon Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Michael Raymond james Dean Arthur Bellini Parker O'Toole Fe: : Pearson, lr. ex w Pope Deanna Maria Poteete 16 Kenneth Allen Trucrlla Carol Schell Shipley

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joe L ewis Williams Stacy Leanne K ema Sue Williams Yarbrough RECALLING THE TIME PASSED BY As the spring weather arrived we sometimes found it difficult to attend classes. When we were finally coaxed lHaJ into going, we dragged ourselves in five minutes before the tardy bell rang. By the time May rolled around the senioritis which had ailed the twel- veth graders throughout the year had spread to the entire school popula- tion. If it wasn't senioritis, it was sum- meritis. The excitement was in the air. Chatter of vacation plans could always be heard in the hallways and class- roooms. End of the year activities stirred the students and made them anxious for May 19th.