For Reference Not to be taken from this library ft ' . iK ii 1974 BENGAL Tabb High School Tabb, Virginia Volume II Introduction 1 Table of Contents Introduction 4 Educators 12 People 30 Happenings 78 Activities 100 Athletics 126 2 Table of Contents Table of Contents 3 4 Introduction There Are Stairs Below Us Which We Seemed to Have Aseended; Intrixluttion There Are Stairs Above Us Many a One Which Go Upward and Out of Sight. (i Introduction Dream Delivers Us to Dream and There Is No End to Illusion. ] IntRxluaion 7 8 Introduction And as We Pass Through Them They Prove to Be Many-Colored Lenses. R. W . Emerson 10 Introduction 12 Educators f The relaxed and personalized student- teacher relationships from last year were carried over to this year by Tabb High faculty members. Not only did they lend themselves to sharing their knowledge, but the faculty played an important role in establishing a successful extracurricular program at Tabb. The interest shown in the students by the teachers at Tabb is one of the qualities which helps it remain one of the top academic schools on the peninsula. I ) Educators 13 ED UCA TORS Administrators Guide Student Growth The 73-74 school year brought quite a change in the operation of Tabb High. Because of the casual atmosphere created by the structure, students found it easy to forget that they were in a school rather than Grand Central Station. As a means of reminding them, Mr. Richard B. Miller, in his second year as principal of Tabb, found it necessary to instigate preventive measures. Breaking away from some of his liberal ideas of running the school, Mr. Miller called upon the good ol’ tardy bell” to eliminate last minute stragglers. Other problems were taken care of through this addition also. So, with disciplinary actions pretty well underhand, Mr. Miller had more time to devote to teachers’ as well as students’ needs, ideas, and suggestions in an open-minded fashion. 14 Principal Providing sound leadership and unending dedication to their students, Assistant Principals, Mr. Ed Markoff and Mr. Charles Cherry cooperated in facilitating the many varied school functions at Tabb. Among other responsibilities, Mr. Markoff served as Athletic Director and Mr. Cherry as Activities Director. The 73-74 school session furnished an opportunity for the concerned administrators to work with many first time events at Tabb High and present a variety of effective programs to fulfill all student body needs. Assistant Principals 15 i I Secretaries Keep Tabb Running Smoothly Contrary to what most people think, a secretary’s day consists of more than just taking shorthand, typing letters, and answering telephones, especially if they happen to be employed at Tabb High. Mrs. M. Fox, (TOP RIGHT) is secretary of Guidance and handles the registration of new students, transcripts and correspondence. As attendance secretary, Mrs. D. Burcher, (TOP LEFT) takes care of attendance, textbooks and is secretary to Mr. Markoff. Serving as bookkeeper and receptionist as well as secretary to Mr. Cherry are the responsibilities of Mrs. J. Allamby, (BOTTOM LEFT) secretary in the general office. Mrs. Barnes, (BOTTOM RIGHT) is secretary to Mr. Miller. Her duties include keeping the school rolls up to date, finances, and reports. 14 I 16 Secretaries Guidance Channels Students Abilities Helping to guide students along the right tracks, the Guidance Department has played a large role in the two years that Tabb has been opened. The counselors not only did the usual straightening out of schedules, but took it upon themselves to coordinate trade oriented assemblies. Mrs. W. Luck, (TOP LEFT) served as head of the department as well as counselor to the sophomores. The advising and dealing with scheduling problems of the juniors was left with Mrs. R. Wyche, (TOP RIGHT). Mr. G. Haase (BOTTOM LEFT) was bogged down with sending senior transcripts as counselor to the graduating class. Mrs. A. Cook (BOTTOM RIGHT) saw to it that the freshman class got started on the right foot. I Guidance 17 Directors Play an Important Part in School Operations Department leaders, Mr. M. Wollard of Vocational (TOP RIGHT), Mrs. Elizebeth Smith of Humanities (BOTTOM) and Mr. T. Doggins of Math — Science (TOP RIGHT) provided the overall coordination of activities for smooth running departments. Items such as finding available classrooms, keeping records of textbooks, and instructional material, assisting guidance with scheduling, arranging field trips and speaking engagements were a few of the vital behind the scene jobs that these dedicated directors carried out. 18 Directors IRC Is More Than a Resource Center Books, books, and more books! In the middle of them all you might be able to find Mrs. N. Morgan (TOP) or Mrs. C. Ford (BOTTOM RIGHT). Reading. Probably not. They’d most likely be checking them out, reshelving them or perhaps arranging them in a display. With the help of Mrs. H. Hubbard (BOTTOM LEFT) the librarians have made the IRC more than just a resource center, but have added personality to the room with posters, displays, and bulletin boards, enabling students to expand their knowledge through other means. Librarians 19 Nurse, Cafeteria Staff and Aids Provide Necessary Services for Tabb Smiling, Mrs. Hawkins (TOP) carried out her duties as Nurse at Tabb. Keeping medicine for students, administering first aid in emergencies and helping out with the Blocxlmobile kept her constantly on the move. } With complaints far outnumbering compliments, the cafeteria staff took it all in stride as they provided balanced lunches and food for various extracurricular activities. With the hustle and bustle of a school day, we often forget to express our appreciation, so to them we say a big THANKS! 20 Nurse, Cafeteria Staff Aids Assist Tabb Faculty With the aids helping out in different aspects of student life, the work load was lessened for all those involved. From seeing that the book room was kept in order, to running off tests, everything was done in an effort to keep Tabb operating smoothly. Mrs. Bradshaw, Mrs. McLean, Mrs. Englehart. (TOP L to R) Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Wiltshire. (BOTTOM L to R) were the aids. Mrs. Ivy. (BOTTOM RIGHT) was the visiting teacher, helping out with homebound students. Aids 21 Mr. James D. Akins Spanish, Social Studies, International Club, Freshman Class Mr. Robert L. Anderson Government, Geography, Key Club, Tennis Coach Mrs. Patty Baker Mathem atics Mrs. Maxine Bayly Biology, Science Club Miss Jane Blalock French, International Club, Sophomore Class Teachers Apply Their Many Talents to Benefit the Student Body. 22 Educators Mr. Ellis R. Boyd Chemistry, Earth Science Ms. Sharon P. Bruce Mathematics, Junior Class Ms. Audrea Carroll Burke American and World Literature Miss Amorette Clark Clerk Typist I, F.B.L.A., Senior Class Mrs. Genevieve C. Copley Business Education Mr. George R. Coulter English, Cross-Country Coach Mr. Stephen B. Deutsch History, J.V. Football Coach, J.V. Basketball Coach, Track Coach — Ass’t Mrs. Jane S. Diehl Business Education Mr. Doggins Biology Mrs. Frances T. Drake History, Georgraphy, Government luiutators 23 Mrs. Esther Freeman Chemistry, Mathematics, Senior Class Mrs. Margaret M. Freeman Mathematics Mr. Raymond C. Greene Photography, Graphic Arts, Printing Mrs. Saundra Hansford Spanish, S.C.A. Mrs. Susie Harrell Mathematics, Yearbook Ms. Ivey Y. Hawkins English, Literature, Reading, Keyettes, Freshman Class Mr. Frank H. Henkel Electronics Mrs. Brenda Higgs Home Economics, F.H.A. Mr. John C. Hinkle Mathematics, Pep Club Mrs. Sherry L. Hodges Art, Art Club I 24 Educators Attempts Are Made to Make Subjects More Relevant Mr. Ron Horton Physical Education, Track Coach, Football Coach — ass’t Mr. Willard A. Hunt World and American Studies, Freshman Class, Wrestling Coach, Golf Coach, Football Coach — ass’t Mr. Percy E. Ironmonger Jr. Director of Bands, Music Theory, Stage Band Mr. Carl L. James Industrial Technology, Metalworking, Drafting, Home Mechanics Mrs. Veeta M. James Special Education Mr. George Jobson Mathematics, Physics, Senior Class Educators 25 Miss Suzi Johnson Physical Education, Driver Education, Girls’ Gymnastics Coach, Girls’ Track Coach, G.A.A. Mrs. Sharon S. Jones Business Education, F.B.L.A., Senior Class, co-sponsor Chief C. H. Kirkland NJ.R.O.T.C, Rifle Team, Drill Team Mrs. Johnnie G. Little Mathematics, Pep Club Mrs. Trilby Lynn English, Journalism, Newspaper Ms. Linda S. McLean English, Junior Class, Co- sponsor Mrs. Brenda MePhereson Business Education Mr. C. Fredrick Mitchell Physical Education, F.C.A., Football Coach, Track Coach — Ass’t (UPPER LEFT) Pressure for a grade forces Mike Wirt to result to physical apprehension of his Algebra teacher, Mrs. Harrell. (LOWER LEFT) Ojach Rowley gives a quick pep talk to the team during time-out. (LOWER RIGHT) While the Calculus class awaits, Mrs. Seward usei advanced Calculus to balance her check book. 26 Educators Miss LaVerne Mcxjre Home Economics, F.H.A. Mr. Melvin Moore Biology, Sophomore Class Mrs. Eve Nettles Physical Education, Girls’ Basketball Coach, Girls’ Track Coach — ass’t, G.A.A. Mr. Bobby Pippin Industrial Technology Mr. Peter J. Pugh Jr. Art, Art Club Mr. Arthur H. Roach English, Drama Club Ms. Carol Roberts Sociology, Government, Cheerleaders, National Honor Society Mrs. Hannah Roberts Biology, Earth Science, Sophomore Class Ms. Marva C. Roberts English Mr. Sewell Rowley Physical Education, Driver Education, Varsity Basketball Coach, J.V. Baseball Coach Ms. Dorothy C. Scott English, Senior Class Mrs. Shirley P. Scott Typing, Bookkeeping, F.B.L.A., Freshman Class Educators 27 Scope of Faculty Responsibility Extends Beyond Classroom Instruction Mrs. Patricia Thayer Seward Mathematics, National Honor Society Miss Terri M. Sheridan German, International Club, Sophomore Class Mr. Gus Smith Driver Education, Junior Class Co-Sponsor, Athletics Mrs. Marian Smith English, Drama, Debate Forensics, Director — School Musical Mrs. Myrtle G. Soles French, English, S.C.A. Mrs. Diane Spearman American Studies, Junior Class Mrs. Brenda Tagge English Mrs. Ella Scott Tapscott Psychology, Social Science Mr. William A. Tew, Jr. Choral Department, A Cappella Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Sight-Sound Corps. Ms. Beverly Tyree English 28 Educators Mr. John Weaver ICT, VICA Captain John Wells Naval Science, Rifle Team, Drill Team Mr. Jeffrey Williams Mathematics, Varsity Baseball Coach, Football Coach — ass’t Mr. John Wood Earth Science, Biology Mrs. Pat Wright Drama, Speech, English, Drama Club Miss Barbara Zalumas History, Drama Forensics Debate Drama Technical Director (LOWER LEFT) Permanent substitute, Phyllis Peck, shows genuine interest in the students. (FAR LEFT) Mr. Miller and Mr. Haase act as table officials during a home basketball game. (LEFT) Gary Buckley exhibits his batting ability to Coach Williams. Mr. William VanderPas Distributive Education, D.E. Club Educators 29 30 People f 1973 brought with it a new breed of high school students. We conducted ourselves as individuals in most cases, but we also found it necessary to follow the crowd in others. The senior class provided sound leadership through the exp eriences they had been confronted with the past three years. Sophomores and Juniors contributed new ideas that further signified progress within the new school, while the Freshman class took on the challenges of the upperclassmen and gave of themselves to Tabb High School. ) People 31 PEOPLE Money-making Projects Highlight Senior Year The Senior class saw the 1973-74 school year in a different light from underclassmen. Homecoming, basketball sweetheart, athletic events and other extra-curricular activities took on new meanings. The conclusion of each activity meant a step further toward our entrance into the frightening and challenging society. Trying to keep this in the back of our minds for awhile, the class worked together to insure a great and memorable year. Money-making projects became an important Senior undertaking. Selling candy, pennants, and tumblers, helped to defray the cost of the prom and the Senior trip. Nonetheless, there was still graduation announcements, caps and gowns, and application fees to be paid for. It’s true that your senior year is the most expensive, but in the long run it’s worth every penny. As graduation drew nearer the seniors realized that that was it — fun and games were now over and the trials and tribulations that had been suffered were a part of the past, but an important pan. The experience that had been gained, both good and bad would play an important part in their futures, but now it was time to say good-bye to those four years — the best years of our lives. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Emily McOuire, president (UPPER LEFT) Vee Martin, vice-president (LOWER LEFT) Cheryl Rivers, secretary (UPPER RIGHT) Sharia Jones, treasurer (MIDDLE RIGHT) Mrs. Sharon Jones, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, and Mr. George Jobson, sponsors (LOWER RIGHT). 32 Seniors Goodbye I’ll close my books and lift my head to take a look around. The empty wooden desks, I see, But nothing makes a sound. It’s over now — your high school days — time for graduation. It’s over now — your schoolgirl craze — time for celebration. Should I laugh or should I cry, the years went by so fast. All the work and fun I had are shadows in the past. Goodbye to lockers slamming shut and passes in the halls. Every weeknight in a rut with homework — climbing walls. Goodbye to teachers straight and gocxl we’ll miss your tardy passes You know we did the best we could to credit in your classes. So now the world waits outside, I want to be a part. And as I leave my high school years I also leave my heart. But as I do I’ll take much more than books could ever give, I take the spirit of Seventy-Four throughtout each day I live. Lisa Halachis Seniors 33 Senior Slump Plagues Class of 74 Cindy Abbott Vince Amaya Charlotte Anderson Rick Anderson Jay Ansell Donald Blow Wendell Blow Bob Bolender Joel Bossard Beverly Bogan 34 Seniors Pam Chambers Crystal Chapman Seniors 35 Lynn Childers Jim Cinotto Dona Clark Debbie Colvin Norman Coggins You sly little devil . . . David Crochet David Conrad Cathy Corbett David Craig Richard Damon Debbie Davis John Dawkins 36 Seniors Seniors Disturbed by Lack of Privileges Linda Dawkins Anne Dcry Marie Dougherty Lee Deskins Grant Detweiler Greg Dryden Steve Eacho I’ll never get tired of these good ol’ peanut butter sandwiches. Sherrie Earl Steve Eddy David Edlow Jenny Edwards Debbie Elliott Seniors hi Seniors Faced With Many Decisions About the Future Donna Flcxxl Karen Foster Paul Freeman At ease, John. Jeff Garber Jim Gardner Carl Giese Cheryl Grenier Kim Griesenauer 38 Sen iors David Griffin Susie Grimes Lisa Halachis Ricky Hanc(xk Cliff Hartman Mike Hartmann Sam Hicks Joyce Higgins Steve Housum Debbie Hudnall Ross Hubbard Tiger fans react to a good play. Frank Hunt Darrel Hurst Michael Jackson Dennis Jarrett Dirk Hume Seniors 39 Lisa Kehrer Chandra Kicrstcad Yvette Knott Patty Jones Sharia Jones ' ] Wayne Langevin Sharon Lassiter Sherri Lee Solid! Jeanette Long Kenny Long Angela Love Dan Luke Mike Lunsford Angela Luongo Tim Mabe Diane Martin 40 Seniors Jim Massay Robert Maynard Emily McGuire Cindy McIntosh Vee Martin Eddie Messer Roben Moore Virginia Moore James McMillan Mike Melo Diane Muise Melissa Nardi I Bill Nelson Debbie Nettles Seniors 41 Committee Meets With School Board Donna Newsome Jim Nichols John Niess Robin Northrop Jan Oesterle Karen Owens Bobby Pearce Terry Peterson Chris Petruzzi Carol Pollard Wilma Pratt Sometimes I just sit and think and sometimes I just sit. John Prior Dorothy Randall Ranae Rash Mary Reeves Robbie Richardson 42 Seniors to Get Approval for Senior Trip Go-o-o Tigers Lundy Ritter Jody Roper Jim Sarver Sharon Roberts Billy Rowe Judy Scadden Kim Rogers Daniel Roob Donna Roos !.■ iV£ Larry Royalty Cheryl Russell Char Sandefur Lettie Riley Mary Riley Seniors 43 Realization of Graduation Is Sparked by Cap and Gown Measurements Too busy thinking about my baby, and wc ain’t got time for nothing else. Ann Scigler Jimmy Seward Debbie Shiflett Steve Simmons Roger Simpson Carroll Slade Anita Smith Doug Smith Kim Smith Linda Smith Debbie Davis catches up on last night’s homework. 44 Seniors Seniors ' Do Their Own Thing!” Sue Stannard Rob Starr Dennis Stewart Tangi Stimpson Del Stokes Kay Stokes Jenalda Stratton Jackie Swope Phil Tassone Jim Taylor Lealon Taylor Nanny-nanny-poo- poo! Seniors 45 Seniors Display Their Many Talents Dona TerEick Marsha Thomas Del Stokes entenains Mike Lunsford during a class change. Orsby Thomas Mark Thomberry Ron Tomaino Mary Tosti Debbie Tracy Donna Traylor Chico Valdes Steve Veach Kathy Walker Vanessa Wallace Ricky Waters Michele Walton [ I I Michael Webb Richie Westberry Robbie Westerfield Barbara Wilburn Larry Wilson Linda Wilson Denny Windmuller Angie Wright Eddie Wright Jon Zemes (LEFT) Mrs. Bazzani speaks to Mr. Anderson’s Communism class. (ABOVE) Lisa Kehrer and Lynn Brooks reluctantly pull apart the cat’s mesenteric fascia of the small intestines. Seniors 47 Juniors ... A Step Before Stardom Backed by good student officers and sponsors the juniors were off to a good start and concentrated all their efforts on the Junior Ring Dance. To raise money for the Ring Dance, juniors were allowed to use Bailey Field’s concession stan d for all home football games. The Ring Dance was held at the Sheraton and the decorations consisted of a giant class ring which will be handed down from junior class to junior class. It’s to be a reminder of the class of ’75. Other class honors went to a junior when Diane Vaughn won the Miss Tabb High Pageant. There were also five other juniors in the semi-finals. In the SCA’s Christmas Food Drive, the juniors held the lead and donated money to help the needy. Though low in school spirit at times, the class of ’75 upholds the name of Tabb High in word and deed. (TOP RIGHT) JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Joe Luke, president; Diane Lockstamphor, vice- president; Shiryl Roller, secretary; Tammy Nailing, treasurer. (BOTTOM LEFT) Junior class co- sponsors, Mrs. Linda McLean and Mr. Gus Smith exhibit model of class ring. I 48 Juniors Marc Adkins Greg Amaya Sue Anderson Steve Appleton Marion Arena Pat Arena Regina Armstrong Jeff Ashby Beverly Auvil Melanie Bailey Denise Baker Reggie Banks Roosevelt Banks Jay Barbee Pat Barclay Sandra Barkers Ricky Basilier Cheryl Bateman Robert Bazzani Holt Bellamy Diane Biddle Barbara Bigelow | Danny Blackwell ; Wendell Blair | Del Blevins Anita Bradshaw Arlena Braxton Linda Bresee | Kathy Britt Bonnie Brooks Donna Brooks David Brown Dawn Brumbelow David Bunting Karen Gammon Bill Cannon Amee Carmines Marie Carter John Cates Mary Chapman Danny Cheek David Cianelli Bill Clancy David Clark Juniors 49 Sharon Cole Rhonda Coleman Janet Coleridge Janice Collins Kathy Collins Donna Colwill Teresa Cooper John Costello Dana Cubberly Kim Cuddihy Debbie Dale Robert Damon Get Down, Get Down . . . Mark Darnell Brian Davis Scott Davis Tammy DeLouis Gary Derby David Dery Sherrie Dickson 50 Juniors Bob Digglcs Dennis Dobbins Juniors Develop Carefree Attitude Rickey Dunn Richard Easley Sallie Edens Mary Beth Edwards Donnie Elliot Kim Ely Chuck Engle Larry Eppard Rickey Estes Cliff Falk Dennis Farmer David Feller Cindy Femia Doug Finch Cindy Fisher Cindy Forrest Debbie Forrest Ronald Foster Ken Fowler Raye Fox Martha Foxwell Mary Foxwell Laura Fricke Christine Furby Mona Gerhard Juniors 51 Fran Gorman Fran Green Bill Griffin Libby Grow Pam Guill Laurie Haas David Hales What a drag! Mary Hall Warren Hall Glen Hardister Sharon Harris Bill Hartman Sharon Haskins Kim Heard Rhonda Hedgepath Greg Hedrick Terry Heilman Debi Hermansderfer Liz Hern Belinda Holland David Holland Dennis Holland Timmy Holmes 52 Juniors There’s not a dime’s worth of difference between a Junior and a Senior. Just ask any Junior! Jerry Holt Karen Hughes Leonard Hughes Garry Insley Nathaniel Jefferson Tom Jones Kathleen Jones K. C. Jones Merissa Kelly Kevin Kilgore Wanda Kirkland Ronnie Knott Suzanne Krowe David Kunert Tony Kuzma Steve Lamb Russell Ijyman Debbie Leopard Lori Lieblein Juniors 3 Juniors Have Highly Successful Ring Dance Robert Lile; Diane Lochstamphoi Mike Lxxlinj Sugar Lorenzino Joe Luke Gail Lundstrom Mike Marino Chuck Masser Alan Maynard Pat McGuire Brenda McIntosh Barney McLaughlin Gary McLaughlin Anne McLean Carrie Meinburg Jack Menke Joel Miller Richard Miller Doug Milton Karen Mittelman Jane Muise David Mulkey Tammy Nailing Raymond Newman Andee Orr 54 Juniors Chris Owens Sandy Panak A1 Pate Brad Pearson Herman Pegues Tony Penna Doug Peters Scott Peterson Karen Phaneuf Jimmy Pierce Patricia Pike John Pleasants Kim Potter Jeff Presson Lydia Pro Sheryl Purvis Donald Randall Mike Reid Steve Reid Howard Rhodes Debbie Richardson Cindy Rioux Patty Rodgers Juniors 55 1 A Shiryl Roller Connie Rose Charles Russell Cathy Sedgewick Geri Seigler Kenny Seward Laura Shellhammer David Shelton Ritchie Shiver Harold Sidler Jeff Slade Mike Smith Randy Smith Curtis Soles Ruth Spivey Kippy Spurio Scott Stafford Hazel Steer Debi Stewart Jcannie Stewart Rhonda Stokes Bill Stutler Jalene Sutton Sharon Swanson Brian Talley Doug Taylor Pam Terry Ann Thacker Carole Thomas Susan Thomas Donald Thorton Karon Timmerman i 56 Juniors Juniors Exhibit a Variety of Moods Sharon Timmerman Debbie Trainum Lisa T rombley Pam Tyeryar Paul Underwood Diane Vaughn Kathy Wallace David Walton Tom Whitelaw Dennis Wiggins Tom Wilburn Diane Williams Ramona Williams Cynthia Wilson Larry Wilson Toni Wilson Juniors 57 Sophomores Move Ahead . . . The Sophomores of ’74 had one big advantage over last year, they weren’t Freshmen. Perhaps this is what sparked the enthusiasm of the Sophomore class, for they led the way in supporting their school. Taking their determination from last year and adding some more, they proved their merit by heading the magazine drive. From this project, they gained a proceed of $646.88. To conclude the Basketball Sweetheart contest, the class sponsored a semi-formal dance. This was held on Feb. 16, with the band Smoke.” The dance was the first dance of the year sponsored by a class which goes to show the spirit of the Sophomores. The efforts of the Sophomore sponsors, Mr. Melvin Moore and Mrs. Hannah Roberts, were instrumental in making the year successful. 58 Sophomores Carol Adamowski Jackie Adams Ronnie Aikens Karen Ammons Cindy Anderson Penny Anderson Frank Arena David Armstrong Donald Babb Stanley Bagby Bill Bailey Diane Baird Cindy Baker George Ballance Avila Banks Brenda Barnes Jeannie Barnes Christine Barrack Rick Basilier Kyle Bateman Gwen Bazan Kathy Bickett Susie Bieri Carla Blair Beryl Bliem Cheryl Blow Julie Borchardt Karen Borden Skip Bowman Victor Bowyer Kevin Breen Julie Brazelton Donna Bristow Michael Brooks Larry Brown Debbie Bruno Tim Bunn Ray Burcher Janet Butler Clint Campbell Matt Casella Mark Casto Anita Cate Billy Chambers Sophomores 59 Clark Childers John Cinotto Lynne Clark George Close Bill Collins Robin Collins Debbie Combs Kim Combs Danny Cooper Marion Cooper David Copeland Roanne Cossaboom Eric Coultrip Kaci Cowan Tim Coy Debi Cozart Mike Crabb Susan Crochet Bruce Cunningham Steve Darouse Jim Davies John Davies Ellen Davis Janet Davis Mike Davis Ron Davis 60 Sophomores Sophomores Participate in a Variety of Activities mmM j- ; Gail Dawkins Janet Desmarais Patty Devan Wendy Dillard Wilford Dozier Vicky Drier Joe Dukes Billy Dunn Don Eacho Russell Edwards Missy Emerson Russell Enos Susan Erisman Gayle Estes Linda Evans Richard Evans Do nald Ewton Tammy Pales Karen Palzone Susie Fassio Cheryl Fields Chris Fisher Cindy Fletcher Mike Foard Ronald Foster Kaye Fox Valentino Frances Glenda Franks B I i a r i 1 Sophomores 61 Russell Frazier Charles Frizzelle Kathy Gaines Tricia Gallagher Sylvia Galle Susan Garrett Beth Griffin Joan Grimes Frank Gurley Evala Hall Sarah Hall Sandy Hancock Donna Harrison Chad Hawkes Steve Heatwole Mary Henkel Mike Hesslink Tom Hiemstra Jim Hill Kevin Hill Terrie Holland Brenda Honeycutt Mike Housum Penny Howell Robert Hunt Brett Irion 62 Sophomores ! ' 3 ( Susie Irwin Annalisa Jackson Michelle Jarrett Lee Jennings Betsy Lee Johnson Cindy Johnson Elainejohnson James Jones Mike Jones Rod Jones Vicki Joye Mitchell Kammeier Donald Kappes Valerie Kent Denise Kerns Donald Kidd Angela Konik Lynn Larson Cindy Lassiter Mike Launikiti Stacey Lawrence Richard Leggett Donna Legleu Sophomores Take It Easy ■ Tv Sophomores 63 Katrina Liles Pamela Lindsay Bronwen Llewellyn Brenda Londeree Susie Long Linda Lorenzino Carol Lozaw Chris Luke Gary Lundstrom Sabrina Manning Wes Martin Jodie McKenzie Sandy Melo Gary Michaelis Beth Miller Glenda Miller Teresa Mokszanowslci Candy Moore Gerry Moore 64 Sophomores Brian Parker Annette Parks Valerie Parson Ramond Patrick Dennis Pearce Alexander Pegues Edwin Pickens Paul Pratt Steve Prior Phebe Quarterman Steve Read Kathy Redhair Evelyn Reeves Tom Reynolds Sandy Rhew Elizabeth Richardson Kevin Richmond Sarah Riley Newton Robinson Jack Rodden Kenneth Roderick Richard Roob David Rose Alvin Russell Ellen Sandefur Bridgette Sanders c I Sophomores 65 J Marjorie Sarvcr Mike Sarver Ann Saullo Donald Saunders Donna Shellhammer Eddy Shepherd Barbara Shields Steve Shifflett Cathy Sidler J. W. Simpson Janet Singleton Regina Skillman Keith Slade Debbie Smith Kathy Smith Mary Smith Mike Smith Robin Smith Steve Smith Tom Smith Cindy Soles Mike Spurio Larry Stamper Dusty Stanaway Ricky Stanley Peggy Steele Sandra Stokes Wallace Stokes Mitchell Stontenberg John Strickland Paula Stump John Swicegood Jana Tanner Cindy TerEick Gary Theriault 66 Sophomores Sophomores Sponsor Basketball Sweetheart Dance Peggy Thornberry Donna Thornton Melody T racy Charley T readway Karen Turlington Marc Vernon Cheryl Vouri Bonnie Walters Susan Walters Dale Warden Gerry Waters Chuck Watson Cindy Watson Brenda Watts Harold Weher Charles West Eric Wiener Greg Williams Lance Wilson David Windham Carolyn Winters Michael Win James Wogomon Lisa Wooddell Earl Young Sophomores 67 Freshmen Develop a Feeling of Belonging ' « 1 Ml:. Each day offered new opportunities to the class of ' ll. However, late elections of class officers minimized their involvement in the SCA. Also, some students found the adjustment from intermediate to high school, and from chief to low man on the totem pole quite a transition. Nonetheless, Freshmen learned from their mistakes, and by physically striving and socially relating, they brought about a feeling of belonging to the Tabb High community amongst the Freshman class. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS; (LEFT TO RIGHT) Mrs. Ivey Hawkins, sponsor; Jane Seay, treasurer; Linda Cole, vice-president; Sheela Fortner, president; Stacey Phaneuf, secretary; Mr. Willard Hunt, sponsor. I 68 Freshmen Ricky Boone Ronnie Boone Michael Bouley Jim Bowley Sandy Bowman Brian Bradshaw Robert Brandt Richard Breen Brenda Bridwell Tommy Abbott Kim Abernathy David Allen D’Ann Allred Bobbie Ambrose Lyndon Amory Jeff Anderson Teresa Anderson Sue Andrews C. B. Apple Karen Appleton Janice Arena Carol Armstrong Jeff Arnold Matt Ashby Karen Atkins James Avery Lynn Baker Melinda Ballew Mark Bandy Judy Banks Mel Barbee Billy Barnes Tommy Baytop Leon Beard Chiquita Bell Jay Berryman Jeff Bickett Kathy Bieri Jeff Bisc Micko Black Leon Blow Walter Bogan Susan Boggs Frank Boninu Freshmen 69 Robert Bristow Vicki Brock Robin Brcx)ks Shelly Brooks Darlene Brown Karen Brown Paula Brown Patsy Brummer Joey Bryant Karen Bunting Anthony Burcher Cyndy Burcher Michael Burgess Harold Bushong Pam Butler Patty Butry Marie Byrd Benny Call Betty Canda Vic Canfield Stanley Cannon Ricky Caudle Virginia Chapman Karen Charles Mark Christie David Clark Debbie Cline Linda Cole Sharon Colvin Charles Cooke Bill Copeland John Copeland Ginger Copley Mike Corbett Karol Costa Pat Coy Mike Cozart Kelli Craig Lonnie Crose Tim Crawford Brian Crockett 70 Freshmen Linda Cole Is Chosen Basketball Sweetheart Glenn Cuddihy Billy Cundiff Steve Cutts Judy Davis Steve Davis Teresa Davis Ginny Day Anne Derby Joan Dery Andy Deskins Curt Derweiler Eugene DcVol George Dickerson Brigette Dillard Joseph Dillard Ronald Dillard Wallace Dillard Michael Dinkins Robert Doster Billy Dougherty Larry Douglas Cindy Dreier Mary Dryden Norman Effinger Mitch Ely Etonna Enos Allen Esterman Debi Evans William Evans Tony Fairfax Joe Faizone Donald Foote Jimmy Forester Cindy Foretich Sheela Fortner David Fowler Lucinda Fowler Mark Fox Anne Freeman Gary Furby Paul Furby Kathy Futch Debbie Gallagher Donna Gallant Freshmen 71 Ron Garcia Tina Garrett Mike Garvey Debbie Gaskill Kevin Giles Debi Gilson Kathy Gravly Frank Greene Wallace Greene Susan Greenhagen Barbara Gregory Louise Gregory Phyllis Griffin Velma Griffin Lynn Gurzanski Chris Haase Jim Hales Brian Hall Terry Hall Tina Marie Hamilton Ricky Hamlett Lois Harris Keith Harrod Liz Haskins Kevin Hawkes Allen Hayer Melodie Hedrick Jenny Heimrick Dennis Herndon Debbie Hesslink Donna Hilliard Pam Hines Sharlene Hinton Debbie Holston Billy Horton Kim Howard Lori Howard Pam Howell Ricky Hoyt Ron Hubbar ' Sherry Hudgins Grovia Hughes Sherrie Hunt Tom Hunt Chris Ilardi Michael Ivey Clyde Jelinek ) I I 72 Freshmen Timmy Jewel Brian Jones Charlene Jones Johnny Jones Linda Jones Ray Jones Robin Jordan Robert Junkelman Carla Justice Mary Kammeier Mitch Kelley Mark Kepley Ron Kibler Chris King Mike King Linda Kirkland Tliomas Knott Jerry Kounse Jean Rae Krowe John Kubesh Earl LaFrance Charles Lance Robert Lance Scotty Laney Theresa Lang Steve Lawrence Anne Letto Dina Levan Joe Lieblein Kyle Lochstampfor Jerome Lowe William Lovett Rhonda Lowe Steve Luke Keith Lunsford Ralph Mann Elvis Martin Leon Martin Mitch Martin Tracy Martin Mary Mason Eric Massey Brenda Mathews Brian Mathis Rose McCartney Cheryl McCarty Freshmen 73 Freshmen Touched by Transition Into New School Kevin McEvoy Kim Mcnke Mike Meyers Greg Miller Lorenzo Moore Johnny Mullins Charles Munson Myet Nardi Cathy Nate Susan Nelson Tony Nettles Jim Nipper Katrina Nixon Jeff Oesterle Sandy Olliff Adrienne O’Neal Pat Ostrowski Charlie Owens Charles Owens Don Padelt Melinda Padgett Phyllis Parker Kathy Payne Susan Penn Stacey Phaneuf Ben Phillips Corky Plahn Chris Planholt Jeff Pleasants John Presson Shelby Pribble David Prince Robin Puckett Thomas Reed Mark Reid Steve Richmond Rhonda Rilee Stanley Rilee Mark Rioux Cinde Robbins John Robbins Jt i i r 74 Freshmen Cindy Roberts Walter Robinson Robert Rodden Glen Roesch Lori Roesch Susan Rollins Chris Romine Jeff Rosensteel Timmy Rowe Charlene Russell Shawn Sackman Wanda Saunders E avid Savoie Bruce Sawyer Lee Scott Melissa Scott Jane Seay Tom Sensiba Mike Sharp Annette Sherman Randy Shiflett Terry Shiver Ricky Simpson Mark Sink Pam Ski 11 man Denise Slade Amy Smith 7y Freshmen Donna Smith Juanita Smith Stephen Smith Wallace Smith Jackie Snyder Rita Soles Rick Soucy Diane Soult Kathy Sparks John Stanfield Kathy Stannard Donna Stark Mark Starr John Steiger Royal Stimpson Kathy Stratton Malinda Stratton Robert Stutler James Summersett Roger Summersett Donna Swann Nancy Swartz Warren Swearingen Steve Szlozynski Deanne Terry I 4 76 Freshmen Charlene Thomas Franklin Thomas Gary Thomas John Thomas Lisa Thomas Jamie Thompson Jeff Thompson Garland Thornton David Tomaino Janet Tosti Janice Turlington Iris Underwood Vicki VanDyke Donald VanFossen Patricia VanScoy Doris Walton Steve Walton Kathy Warnick I Mike Watson Mitch Watson S Greg West Frank Wharton Ruth Wherry Connie Whitaker Susan Whitaker Andy White Debbie Wilburn Brenda Williams Juanita Williams Mark Williams Peggy Willoughby Cyndy Wilson Nannette Wilson Rose Wilson Sylvia Wilson Tim Worst Marilyn Wright Nathan Wyatt Sharon Yeager Larue Young Bev Zuehl Freshmen 77 78 Happenings As a result of the energy crisis, many of the activities that had been planned for the student bcxiy were cancelled. Nonetheless, those that went on proved to be unforgettable experiences for those who hastened to get involved. An overwhelming number of students showed in support of Tiger athletic events. Anxiety was evident in the contestants as well as spectators of the Miss Tabb High and Basketball Sweetheart contests. The Ring Dance and Prom won permanent places in the hearts of those who attended. Benefits were reaped by all those involved in the happenings at Tabb High School. Hapjxnings 79 80 Student Life Student Life 81 82 Student Life Vee Martin Crowned Football Sweetheart Under much controversy, the S.C.A. sponsored a Football Sweetheart Contest in lieu of a Homecoming. Nominees were chosen by the football team with Vee Martin chosen as the Queen. Seniors attendents Cheryl Rivers and Sue Bresee. Junior, sophomore and freshmen attendents were Pam Terry and Marion Arena; Jana Tanner and Donna Harrison; Cindy Forteich and Melanie Hedrick. A float was constructed by the S.C.A. and a collection of Corvettes was made to carry the nominees % around Bailey Field. Fixnb.ill SwcctluMri Shakespeare Comes to Life! MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM With lovers . . . fairies and rustics 8-1 Fall Play ! A Glittering Performance Is Put on With the Help of . . . Once again the stage was set for hilarity as Mrs. Pat Wright and Mr. Arthur Roach, directors of Midsummer Night’s Dream, teamed up with Miss Barbara Zalumus, technical director. With wit and ingenuity, the team of three transformed an outdated Shakespeare to one of today. With fairies running around in smocks of pink and blue and with a comedy team equal to the three stooges, the audience was caught up in the antics of a more fanciful age. Mix-up followed mix-up as first lovers than fairies and rustics fell in love with each other. After being resolved by a repentant Puck the entire cast retired to Shakie’s and continued the revelry into the night. Enthusiastic direaors . . actors and other comical characters. ! Fall Play 8S Diane Vaughn Crowned Miss Tabb High The 1974 Miss Tabb High Pageant, spx nsored by the SCA, took place on Saturday Febraury 9, in the auditorium with Jeff Davis of WGH and Miss York County serving as MC’s. The twelve contestants in the year-old tradition were Mary Edwards, Jacqueline Swope, Jackie Adams, Kathy Wallace, Susan Whitaker, Grovia Hughes, Dawn Brumbelow, Andrea Orr, Veronica Knott, Theresa Lang, Diane Vaughn, and Kay Stokes. A deserving Dawn Brumbelow was voted Miss Congeniality by tbe girls. Interviews, talent and evening gown competition preceded the announcement of five finalists; Jackie Swope, who sang I Enjoy Being a Girl,” Andee Orr doing an original mcxlern jazz routine, There’s a Kind of Hush” was sung by Teresa Lang, Diane Vaughn played a classical piece on the piano, and Kay Stokes sang The Way We Were.” (Bt TTOM LEFT) Tcre.sa Lang — second runner-up. (BOTTOM RIGHT) Jackie Swope (RIGHT) Diane Vaughn. (BELOW) Girls stroll along Water Street in Yorktown. 86 Miss Tabb High (TOP LEFT) Miss Congeniality, Dawn Brumbelow. (BOTTOM LEFT) Kay Stokes, third runner-up, displays her talent as a performer. (CENTER TOP) Andee Orr, forth runner-up. (LEFT) Diane Vaughn — Miss Tabb High (ABOVE) First runner-up Jackie Swope grasps the audience ' s attention as she sings her song There was an air of anticipation and excitement as Diane Vaughn was crowned Miss Tabb High. Jackie Swope was first runner-up and Teresa Lang was declared second runner-up. Third runner-up was bestowed upon Kay Stokes and Andee Orr received the fourth runner-up title. The entire night proved to be an interesting and unique experience for all. Miss Tabb High 8 ’ Ring Dance Highlights Junior Year On Saturday, February 23rd., the Sheraton Hotel flowed with juniors gathering for an event which was long awaited — The Junior Ring Dance. The fact that the band was late did nothing to dampen the excitement shared by all. Towards the latter part of the evening spirits really soared as Mr. Miller presented the couples with their class rings. Not only did students enjoy the evening but also the faculty members who attended found it quite enjoyable. It was truly a memorable experience for all. 88 Ring Dante Rin Dame S9 Once Upon a Mattress Opens With . . . Wandering Minstrels. This year’s musical hit a new high with Mrs. Marion Smith as its director. Combining the musical talents of Mr. Will iam Tew and Mr. Percy Ironmonger with the technical direction of Miss Barbara Zalumas, the musical played to a sell-out house.’’ Set in a fourteenth century castle, complete with a moat, the story line revolved around a very unhappy prince in search of a wife, and a meddling mother who was determined not to have him marry. Once the casting was done, the search for I4th century props arose. After numerous school announcements and countless rummages through attics, cellars and Salvation Army Centers, a colorful array reached the wardrobe crew under the brilliant creativity of Mrs. Johnnie Little. The full cast and crew incorporated some 150 people, the many talents of the art classes under Mrs. Sherrie Hodges and crew design classes of Mr. Peter Pugh. The musical was truly a tremendous success and lived Happily Ever After.’’ 90 Musical Tabb High Elects Delegates to Girls and Boys State BOYS’ STATE: CHUCK MASSER, DOUG PETERS, JAMES PIERCE, SCOTT PETERSON Within the State of Virginia, for one week in each year, two new States come into being. Its executive, legislative, and judicial branches function to govern the cities, and the municipal governments regulate the activities of the citizens during this brief period. The purpose of Girls’ and Boys’ State is to provide citizenship training for students of high school age; to afford them an opportunity to live together as selfgoverning citizens; to inform them about the duties, privileges, rights, and responsibilities of American citizenship, in order that they ma.y understand and participate in the functioning of their government; and to help them grasp the meaning of some of their resp onsibilities which they must assume when they become adults. During the week of June 16-22, Boys’ State was held at Lynchburg College and Girls’ State at Longwood. GIRLS STATE: KATHY WALLACE, CARRIE MEINBERG, DIANE VAUGHN. Girls’ State, Boys’ State 93 The Senior Prom — A Milestone Symbolizing the On May 18th, the class of ’74 was proud to attend the first senior prom of Tabb High. Held at the Hilton 1776 in Williamsburg, the events of their senior year were reminisced in a night of festive activity. In the midst of shimmering gowns and colorful tux, the seniors had time to reflect on the past years while dancing to the mellow music of the band. Though the prom ended at midnight, partying continued far into the morning. As one girl said, I’ve only got ONE senior prom!” 94 Sr. Prom Termination of High School Years Pm . WJ Bi_ ' 1 Sfy M Ik iWt Sr. Prom 95 I i Senior Trip Ixavin Tabb High Thursday evening. May 23rd were two bus loads of excited seniors. Their destiny — Six Flags Over Georgia. Friday morning they stopped at Lion Country Safari in Georgia and then on to the Hotel that afternoon. Friday evening they could stay at the hotel or go to see the Atlanta Braves play. Saturday it was off to Six Flags and a chance to ride the long- awaited Great American Scream Machine, (one of the largest roller coasters around!) Sunday meant back to 6 Flags, a quick stop in Underground Atlanta and a long trip home. The exhausted and flat broke” group arrived back at Tabb Monday at 6 a.m. All who went, including the 5 chaperones admit to having a fantastic trip. 96 Sr. Trip On June 6, 1974 there was another first at Tabb High — the Class of ’74 held their class day program. Many unique performances highlighted the morning. Mike Melo and Marsha Thomas reminisced the class history from sophomore days. Senior A Cappella members sang and Senior Superlatives were awarded. Lynn Brooks and Lisa Kehrer read the Last Will and Testament, followed by singing performances by class members including an original song entitled Hanging Out Hanging In.’’ Dave Caldwell and Kim Smith predicted the future of many seniors. The mixed Locker Room Choir sang and a poem, Goodbye” was read. The newly written Alma Mater was introduced to the student body by Donna Newsome. After the program, seniors were dismissed from school. C1.1.SS Day 97 June ’74 Marks Tabb’s First Graduation Happiness, sadness and nostalgia blended to create Tabb’s first graduation exercises. For some it was the end of their best years, for others it marked the beginning of a new and altogether different phase of life. Belena Skievaski, valedictorian and Lynn Childers, salutatorian gave encouraging speeches to their fellow class members. The class president, Emily McGuire gave appreciation gifts to the class sponsors and the three principals. Music was provided by the band and the A Cappella Choir. 98 Graduation Anticipation of the future and memories of the past intermingled in the minds of the seniors as diplomas were received and tassels were turned. . As the crowd rose in respect, the Class of ’74 marched out into the world, diplomas in hand — some with tears and others with laughter — but all with their heads held high. i Graduation 99 100 Artivities Students enthusiastically got involved in the various after school clubs at Tabb. Charters and constitutions having been adopted the year before enabled members to plunge into their activities from the start. The FHA bazaar, the SCA’s iron-on patch sale, and the Keyette donut sale were just a nucleus of the many happenings of the different groups. Unfortunately, with the onset of the energy crisis, the school board found it necessary to eliminate the activity buses, which put a dam- per on meetings and club participation. Aaivities 101 ACTIVITIES SCA (ABOVE) SCA OFFICERS: (1st ROW) Sue Bresee, pres.; Kathy Wallace, v. preS.; Teresa Cooper, sec.; Curtis Soles, treas.; David Brown, chap.; Mike Hartmann, pari.; Kim Smith, rep.; Lee Deskins, sgt.-at-arms. (RIGHT) SPONSORS: Mrs. Hansford and Mrs. Soles. SCA MEMBER (L to R) (1st ROW) C. Soles, L. Deskins, T. Cooper, K, Smith, K. Wallace, S. firesee, M. Hartmann, D. Brown. (2nd ROW) J Pleasants, L. Childers, S. Grimes, J. Adams, A Orr, M Bailey, C. Fisher, K Ely, D. Harrison. (3rd ROW) G. Ballance,J. Costello, L. Larson, M. Smith, J. Petty, C. TerEick, K. Cuddihy, S. Bieri, R Fox. (4th ROW) M. Henkel, S. Greenhagen, R Broosk, W, Green, G Cuddihy, D. Ediow, D. Flood. (5th ROW) C. Arnold, A. Deskins, M. Melo, J. Higgens, Mrs. Hansford, Mr. Cherry. 102 SCA The SCA headed a number of projects this year. They sponsored a back to school dance and a Football Sweetheart contest. Later they installed a suggestion box in the library and also a book return box for the library. At Christmas a canned food drive was headed by Jane Petty. The second annual Miss Tabb High Pageant was another activity sponsored by the SCA. A new idea the SCA tried was a coffee house with live entertainment and tacos. The end of the year brought with it a constitution to ratify and new officers to install. SCA 103 The Keyettes are a service organization whose projects and activities go towards the good of the school and community. Various projects in which Keyettes have been involved include: ROT (Recycle Our Trash), food baskets to needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas, the Big Brother program in league with the Key Club and participation in the National Keep America Beautiful” Campaign — where they teamed up with the Key Club, combing the school grounds for trash. Under the supervision of Mrs. Hawkins, Keyettes have experienced a successful year. (SEATED) President — Lynn Brooks, V President — Joyce Higgins, Secretary — Diane Vaughn, Treasurer — Diane Lochstampfor. (FRONT) Sponsors — Mrs. Hawkins, V. Martin, K Corbett, S. Cole, C, Meinberg, M. Bailey, E. McGuire, B. Wilburn, L Lieblein, K. Stokes, C. Rivers. (2nd) R. Northrop, A. Orr, S. Breese, C. Fisher, D. Newsome, A. Smith, L. Kehrer, K. Hughes, K Ely, D Martin, K. Smith. (BACK) M. Thomas, P. Jones, C. Sidler, M Henkle, L, Dawkins, D. Flood, P. Terry, L. Halachis, S. Stannard, J. Coleridge, C. Anderson. ' 104 Keyettes Key Club The Key Club, also a service oriented club, participated in the Blood Drive, Keep America Beautiful” campaign. Big Brother program, the planting of trees on the school grounds, and other numerous projects. In the coming years, with the help of Mr. Anderson and the continual enthusiasm shown by the students, the Key Club will uphold its high standards of public service. K L S£I hH| 1 P jr ‘• i IChM |L .1 ' 3L J (SEATED) M Hartmann, D. Ewton, B. Cunningham, C. Engle, T. Mat c. (STANDING) A E)cskins, T. Smith, R Richardson, R. Damon, C. Arnold, B. Dougherty, J. Gardner, M Sarver, Mr. Anderson, G. Miller, J. Pierce, L. Deskins, M Melo, J. Cinotto, D Brown. Key Club lOS Band Adds More Trophies to Showcase The Tiger Band was back at it again this fall practicing on and off the field and in the classroom, playing for assemblies, pep rallies, the musical and numerous parades. Among the parades they participated in this year were the Apple Blossom in Winchester in the Spring and Christmas in the Williamsburg parade. Under the direction of Mr. Percey Ironmonger the band finished adding more trophies to the showcase with trophies from the National Tobacco Festival. H Autin. D Babb, G. Bazan, P Bazzani, R Belford, K. Bickett, V. Brown, D. Bruno, R. Burcher, J, Butrler, D Clark, G. Clontz, M. Chapman, G. Coply, M. Crabb, S. Crochet, J. Cuddihy, R Diggles, G. Dryden, R. Easly, M. Edwards, R. Edwards, N. Effingcr, D. Enos, G. Franks, J. Gettman, C. Haase, S. Hancock, C. Hawkes, G. Hedrick, D Holland, T. Holmes, S. Housem, L Hughes, B. Johnson, D Jones, J. Jones, John Jones, K. Jones, S. Jones, R. Jones, M. Kammeir, M. Kepley, S, I.amp, R. Liles, R. Lowe, L. Maddox, R. Maynard, C. Miller, B Miller,J. Nailing, N. Nardie, J. Nichols, D. Nuchols, E. Pickens, J. Pierce, K. Redhair, S. Reid, S. Richmond, D. Roob, R. Rcx)b, D. Saunders, J. Seay, S. Simmons, A. Smith, M. Smith, W. Stutler, T. Stutler, D. Trac7, J Turlington, M Valdez, D. Wilboughly, C Wilson, L, Wilson, T. Worst, B. Zeuhl. 106 Band Band 10 Stage Band Has a Good Year Once again the Stage Band of Tabb High School excelled in all they attempted and returned home with many victories under their wings. One example of their splendid work was their performance in Harrisonburg. They also assisted at many school functions such as assemblies and pep rallies, not to mention their performances at concerts. Their selections at the Variety Show and at the Awards Concert was quite commendable. (1st ROW) S Lamb, R. Belford, B Higgles, H Austin, S. Reid, P Bazzani. (2nd ROW) D. Holland, W. Stutler, R, Liles, J. Jones, E. Pickens, C. Valdez. (3rd ROW) R. Fairfax, S. Davis, S. Hancock, J. Nichols, L. Maddox, J. Butler, K. Redhair, Mr. Ironmonger. lOH .Stage Band Majorettes Add Color and Enthusiasm to the Band Under their sponsor Mrs. Cindy Ford and captain Gwen Bazan, the majorettes practiced long hours for their performances at pep rallies, half-times, concerts and marching with the band. Their talent and color certainly complimented the band. New outfits, twirling fire and performing with Wrigleys gum packages were just some of the activities that filled the 73-74 year. The year ended with tryouts to choose the squad for next year. Majorettes 109 Ciirls Glee 9? GIRLS’ GLEE: { 1st) B Bridwell, M Cooper, B. Brooks, P. Brown, K. Ely, D Levan, J Williams , C. McCartney, D. Klein. (2nd) C Roberts, R. Olson, C. Russell,}. Petty, C. Rivers, L. Frickc, D Williams. (3rd) P. Jones, M. Dougherty,J. Stratton, L. Shellhammer, C. Lozaw, D. Clark, C. Haase, L. Forrest, L. Brooks, C. Etheridge, K. Hughes. (4th) S. Riley, J. Swope, R. Hedgpeth, S. Fortner, L. Wilcox, D Brumbelow, C. Bateman, S. Edens, D. Martin, S. Anderson, C. Fisher, D. A CAPPELLA CHOIR: (1st) L. Ritter, K. Stokes, B Miller, R. Sines, M Brooks, C. Luke, C. Johnson, C. Anderson, D. TerEick. (2nd) D. Newsome, V. Kent, L. Fricke, A. Luongo, A. Derby, M Reeves, R. Williams, A. Bradshaw. (3rd) A. Carmines, J. Scadden, M. Dougherty, C. Russell, T Rowe, B. Rowe, W. Green, D. Tracey, B. Barnes, M. Carter. (4th) S. Prior, M. Jones, J. McMillan, C. Fisher, J. Luke, T. Hunt, S. Stanton, J. Miller, M. Lunsford, D. Stokes, S. Baxter, B. Talley, J. Beal, B. Derby. 110 Chorus REGIONAL CHORUS: K. Stokes, C. Luke, A. Carmines, L. Fricke, A Bradshaw, B Rowe, G. Derby. (NOT PICTURED) D Randall. BARBERSHOP QUARTET: C Fisher, J Luke, B. Talley, J. Beal. Chorus 1 1 1 . ri . ' J ' .-. I.. J. ' - ; i ■ ' ■•-.•z ' : -im-iT. (1st ROW) G Ballance, R. Burcher, T. Whiteiaw, D. Roos, K Spurio, R Williams. (2nd ' ROW) Mrs. Smith, C. Pollard, C. Blow, G. Marcuecci, K. Atkins. (3rd ROW) C Reeves, G. Williams, C. Fields, K. Costa. Latin Club 112 Latin Club GAA Gets Off to Enthusiastic Start . . . (BACK ROW) C. Jones, B Bogan, D. Slade, S Brown, C. Whicaker, B. Dillard, R Knott, R Coleman, Y. Knott, K. Breen, J. ' Arena, J. Osterle, P. Thornberry, S. Panak. (5th) D. Evans, S, Barkars, G. Dawkins, R Brooks, J. Seay, D. Stewart, L. Dawkins, J. ’ Brazelton. (4th) S. Brooks, K. Combs, A Konic, S. Irwin L. Wodell, B. Lxsnderee, D. Terry. (2nd) P. Terry, D. Vaughn, E. McGuire, V. Martin, L. Kehrer, M Hedrick, A Derby, L. Gregory. (FRONT) Susiejohnson — sponsor, Donna Flood — I President, Carrie Meinberg — V. President, T. Nailing — Treas., K. Sedgwick — Secretary, Mrs. Nettles — sponsor. I But dwindled to nothing as the year progressed. Hats, scarves and donuts were sold to build up the treasury and money was to go towards gymnastic sweatsuits. Officers were elected and a point system towards earning merit badges was adopted. Unfortunately, lack of activities buses caused the problems. FBLA-Tabb High’s Future Business Leaders (STANDING) A. Smith, S Smith, D Randall, C. Abbott, Ms. A. Clark, Ms. Scott, Ms. Sharon Jones, Y. Knott, R. Coleman, J. Long, S. Fox, K Britt, W. Kirkland, M. Foxwell, S. Bryant. (SEATED) D Flood, R Knott, M Walton, A Braxton, K. Foster, D. Trainum, I. Haas, K Potter, J Banks, J. Higgins GAA FBLA 113 Thespian Society Established at Tabb Under the direction of Mrs. Wright, the Drama Club added many new aspects of acting and staging to Tabb High School with their production of Midsummers Night Dream.” Later in the year they again put on a worthy production, Once Upon a Mattress.” In the spring of the year they produced an Arts Festival covering all aspects of dramatic art. Following this the Drama Club had its end-of-the-year Awards Banquet. THESPIAN SOCIETY; Clockwise from the top A. Bradshaw, A. Wright, C. Masser.J. Petty, J. Luke, D. Colvin, D. Luke, D. Tracy, G. Derby, S. Baxter, C. Hoyt, L. Fricke, K. Stokes. t 4 I i i DRAMA CLUB: E. Sanderfur, S. Baxter, B. Miller, D. Taylor, F. Occhiuti, C. Sanderfur, P Quarterman, K. Turlington, B. Wilburn, L. Ritter, A Bradshaw, J. Petty, G. Derby, D. Colvin, j C. Luke, C. Owens, B. Brooks, T. Rowe, K. Stokes, W. Thornton, V. Parsons, G. Dawkins, S. Thomas, V. Joye, P Anderson. II 114 Drama Thespians I FCA Expands The meetings of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes are different from any other club; they meet in member’s homes and with Mr. Mitchell’s guidance. They aim to grow spiritually at each meeting. In the past the Club was strictly for guys, players and managers of any spxart but, this year a few female athletes and cheerleaders came to some meetings. Now the organization welcomes girls as well as bcays who are associated with sports. The Friends” day at Christmas time and the Easter Sunrise Service at school were two activities in which the F.C.A. participated. j I FCA 115 i Steve Simmons Heads Yearbook Photographers With photography classes using the dark rooms and only a few students who had the time, ability and dedication it takes to be a Yearbook photographer — Steve Simmons had a tough year! It was his job to organize the photographers and produce the pictures needed for the yearbook. The energy crisis and rising inflation seemed to be working against him, as many of his photographers resorted to after-school jobs limiting their time to shoot, develop and print pictures. The yearbook staff was pleased at the quality of pictures received because of Steve’s dedication. (L to R) A. Derby, L. Brown, S. Simmons, B. Fletcher, D. Stewart. 116 Photographers Tabb High School Distributive Education (FIRST ROW)J. Scadden, S. Roller, C. Martin, M. Brooks, D. Smith. (2nd ROW) S. Manning, D. Thomas, B. Shields, J. Singleton, D. Cianelli, K. Seward, J. Crawford, P Freeman, T. Coy, R. Owens, L. Bridwell, D. larrett, K. Griesenauer, P, Pratt, B Bailey, R. Wallace. (3rd ROW) K Borden, A. Girl, D. Combs. K. Gaines. L. Royalty. R. Waters. (4th ROW) J. Butler, S. Erisman, A. Nuthergurl, D. Randall, R Foster, R. Patcick, W. Stokes, S. Bowman, M Weidman, G. Theriault, M. Tyler, R. Starr, S. Eacho, W Pollard, J. Stratton, C. Grenier, D Hudnall, Mr. VanderPas. n mi y VICA (1st ROW) D. Blow. (2nd ROW) D. Farmer, V Wallace. (3rd ROW) N. Coggins, S. Spsencer, D. White. H Steer, B. Cowden, D Hurst. R. Bowyer, M. Treadway, (4th ROW) Mr Weaver. M. Eppard, G. Seigler. A. Seigler, T. Delouis. J OF. VICA 117 Pep Club (1st) Mr Hinkle, V. Griffin, L. Baker, S. Hinton, S. Barkers, P. Griffin, K Turlington, D. Brooks, E. Sandefur, K. Fox, A. Esterman, Mrs. Little. (2nd) D. Nettles, D. Evans, S. Brooks, J. Banks, R. Brooks, L. Gregory, B. Miller, V. Kent, J. Swope, K. Sedwick D Baker, S. Lawemce. (?rd) V. Parsons, Ellen Davis, S. Bryant. M. Henkel, S. Bieri, E. McGuire, A Konic, C. Forest, C. Whitaker, M. Thomas, T. Nailing. (4th) J. Tunstall, K. Costa, D Allred, W. Smith, S. Phaneuf, S. Cole, P. Tyeryar, J, Tanner, G. Derby, T. Hunt, C. Jefferson. (5th) W. Robinson, J. McMillan, B. Shields,;. Seay, D. Cline, P. Brown, D. Enos, R. Dillard, K. Combs. International Club Lef,toRighl.SEATEDlsi)S Luke, J Seiy. D Wilburn. B Miller. R Spivey. M Mariln (SEATED 2nd1 A I) KH..k‘..lAd.n..,EJob„,„„.DSbellb..r..enWK,rk,. K Turlingron. A. )ri„er ' (,re.. l. ' llob Diggle. (p.rli.meui.rl.nli Spon.or, Mrr. .Sber.run. Ms Bl.lrAk, Mr Akins 118 Pep Club International Club F.H.A FHA: (SITTING) M. Edwards, S. Stannard, C. Reeves, C. Blair, L. Larson, A. Lucas, J. Dawkins, D. Evans. (STANDING) Miss Moore, Mrs. Higgs, B Brooks, C. Hinton, L. Gregory, J. Davis, D. Walton, M Walton, S. Whitaker, E. Johnson, L. Young, D. Nettles, D, Biddle, M. Reeves, K. Britt, R. Northrop. i ART: (1st ROW) D. Elliott, D Roos, V. Brock, S Thomas, C. Soles. (2nd) Mrs. Hodges, C Rioux, P Devan, G. McLaughlin, K Stannard, S. Smith, G. Hughes, E. Clark, P Anderson, S. Brown, J. Krowe, K. Swicegood, Mr. Pugh. (3rd) M. Hall, E. Sanderfur, S. Grimes. KHA ArtC:iub 119 I (L to R, TOP ROW) A. Love, B. Skievaski, L, Childers, K. Breen, C. Anderson, P. Chambers, C. Rivers, S. Jones, C. Kierstead. (MIDDLE ROW) Mr. Melvin Moore, R Damon, S. Simmons, J. Gardner, Mrs. Pat Seward, L. Dcskins, D. Brown, C. Giese, Mrs. Carol Roberts. (FRONT ROW) L Royalty, D. Luke. M. Hartman, W. Langevin, P Bazzani, R. Richardson, J. Cinotto, S. Bryson. On December 6, 1973, the Seniors were tapped for the National Honor Society. This was the first year of the organization and those chosen became its Charter Members. A concession stand was operated at baseball games as a fund- raising project. In spring of 1974 the Juniors were tapped for the upcoming year. Suspense mounted as some people caught a glimpse of their parents in the back rows. Following the oath and signing of the charter, a reception with punch and cookies was held in the band room. Officers for this first year were: Lynn Childers, Pres.; Pam Chambers, V. Pres.; Belena Skievaski, Sec.; Wayne Langevin, Treas.; David Brown and Jim Cinotto, Jesters.” NHS Receives Charter 120 NHS Debate and Forensics Have Tremendous Year R. McCartney, F. Hunt, Miss Zalumus, J. Ashby, M, Adkins, T. Wilburn, S. Simmons, Mrs. Smith, R. Cossabtxjm, C. Baker, T. Hamilton, C. Owens, D. Luke, C. Vouri, M. Edwards, L. Fricke, C. Hoyt. Debate Team Snatches State Title — Forensics Seizes Top Trophies Tabb High’s debate and forensics team charged ahead with determination and vigor, proving that it was possible for such a young team to work together and carry off the top trophies. With the tremendous help of Mrs. Marian Smith and Miss Barbara Zalumas, rhe phenomenal team improvet.1 by leaps and bounds. Those participating in Debate were: Cris Owens and Dan Luke who also were in Forensics, Mary Edwards, Frank Hunt, Jeff Ashby, Tom Wilburn, Rowanne Cossaboom, Marc Adkins, Cindy Baker, and Tina Hamilton. Those in Forensics, Rose McCartney, Steve Simmons, Cheryl Vouri, Cindi Hoyt, and Laura Fricke. The Debate Team won the JP Yanc 7 Award for the Best New Debate Team in Virginia. Forensics did extremely well, winning numerous trophies and awards. NJROTC Has Exceptionally Productive Year I Under the suiiervision of Cdiief Claude Kirkland and Captain John Wells, the spetial Drill Team performed at Hampton Institute on JROTC Day and plaicd third amon : the eleven sehtxrls competing. They put on performances at Tabb Intermediate. Williamsburg, and gave demonstrations during pep rallies and at a show for DECA. The Drill Team also competed in a ' EW Loyal Day Parade and took first place in the JROTC Unit Recognition and commendation is deserved of the Tabb High ROTC Unit as a whole for doing such an e.xcellent job this school year. Roster of cadets Arnold, C. E. Ashby, I. M Ashby, M. G. Bagbv.J. S. Bader, C. A Ballance. G W. Bandy. M A Basiliere, R Ba.xter, S B Beeson, R D Bigelow, B G Bise, C. J. Blair, W Bogan. W C Bonome, W R Boone, R C Boone, R M Bowyer, V A Breen, R S Brook, V. L. Brooks. M R Brown, D. E. Br ' Son, S A Campbell. G. H. Cbamberlain, N. Cheek, E R Conrad, D E. Corbett, MaA. Costello, J B Coultrip. E H. Cozart, M G. Crase. L Dandridge. T. L. Dawkins, J. E Easley, R D Enos, J. R Evans, R E. Pales. T. Curley. L. F. Hall, D T Heatwole, S. A Heilman, T. Heimstra, T. D. Heselink, M. Irion, B.D Jones, J. King, C. F. King, W. G. Lawrence, A. Manning, S. E. Maynard, A H. McIntosh, B. Menke.J. M. Miller, J. D. Moors, J. E. Nace.J. S. Nailing, R A. Owens, K. E. Parker, M. G. Penna, A. Peterson, T. M. Peques, A. Pleasants, J. B. Pollard, E. W. Pratt. P E. Prosser, B Roob, R A Sarver. M. P. Sidler, H. E. Smith. M. H. Soucy, P. R Spurio, N H. Stewart, D A. Stewart, D. L. Stewart, J. Szulczynski, R. S. Theriault, G. J. Thomas,;. W. Thornton, G. Webb, M. B. Whitelaw, T. Wilburn. T.J. Williams. G. L. Wilson, L. L. Winget, K. M. Bierig, W. G. Coykendall, V. Rabon, Dave DRILL TEAM (BACK) Ray Nailing, Stacy Lawrence, David E. Brown, Ski Szulczynski, Scott Peterson, Victor Bowyer, Harrold Sidler, Jack Menke, AI Maynard, Richard Evans, Steve Bryson, (FRONT) Gary Theriault, Cos Costello, T. Heimstra, Denny Stewart, George Ballance, Kenny Spurio (NOT PICTURED) Terry Peterson, S.D.T. Commander ■ 122 The Color Guard presented the colors at all pep rallies, school assemblies and productions. (LEFT) COLOR GUARD: George Ballance, Richard Evans, Tom Whitelow, Gary Williams, Tom Wilburn. (BELOW) Shown folding the American flag are cadets Harold Sidler and Tom Heimstra. NJROTC raised and lowered the American and Virginian flags each day throughout the school year. (BOTTOM LEFT) The Rifle Team shot its way through the 1973-74 school year, competing in matches across the pcnninsula with JROTC teams from other schools. RIFLE TEAM: (BACK) Mike Webb, Randy Beason, A1 Maynard, Steve Bryson. (FRONT) Chris King, M Bandy, Terry Heilman. Vic Bowycr. (NOT SHOWN) B Irion NJROTC Yearbook W ork Extends Into Summer Being a constant reminder in pictures and words of the year’s activities, the 1974 Bengal strove to be different and original. Many new techniques and special effects were incorporated in hopes of prcxlucing a unique yearbook for THS students. Most people don’t realize what a job it is to put out a yearbook. Only after many hours of planning, laying out pages, cropping pictures, writing copy, typing and then proofreading, can one fully appreciate the enjoyment of a yearb x k. Under the supervision of the yearbook sponsor, Mrs. Harrell, the staff found themselves working in the summer to finish the final pages of the book. With a sigh of relief and one of anticipation, the last pages were mailed to the publisher. (FIRST ROW, L to R) S. Simmons, L. Brown, B. Fletcher, A. Esterman. (SECOND ROW) R. Collins, D. Brooks, A. Orr, D. Vaughn, S. Timmerman, M. Thomas, C Anderson — co-editor, A. McLean, A Derby, S. Earl. (THIRD ROW) Mrs. Harrell — Sponsor, D. Colvin, B Wilburn, D. Biddle, S. Baxter, J. Costello, P. Underwoexi, R Spivey, D. Shellhammer, D. Stewart, C. Rivers — co-editor, D. Flexxi. 12-4 Ycarbtxik Staff Yearbcx)k Staff 125 126 Athletics r Take a good team like the Tabb High Tigers, add a little spirit and what’ve you got — Sports 74! Again this year Tabb’s teams, with the exception of two or three, struggled through seasons of disappointments. With senior experience, one problem was eliminated to a degree, but others were still staring us in the face. However, the obstacles were not enough to dampen spirits. On the contrary, they brought out the dedication and determination imbedded within the athletes. V. Athletics 127 Tigers Face Tough Competition in the Field The undying spirit of loyal Tiger fans followed the football team through an agonizing 2-8 season. Plagued with injuries, the weakened team put out- 100% against top notch opponents. Coach Fred Mitchell described the team as small, mobile and agile, and we hope hostile, to newspaper reporters. Unfortunately, these qualities weren’t quite enough to put it together in Tabb’s first year of AAA Varsity competition. (Left to Right, 1st ROW) L. Taylor, D. Brown, V. Amaya, R. Hubbard, D. Craig, M. Melo, D. Walton, G. Buckley, M. Thomberry, B. Bolendcr, S. Hicks, D. Blow, D. Caldwell. (2nd ROW) J. Luke, B. Summerville, J. Pearce, L. Wilson, E. Wright, O. Rose, M. Scott, D. Winmuller, D. Edlow,J. Barbee, S. Windmuller, C. Soles, P. Arena, C. Engle. (3rd ROW) T. Coy — mgr., C. West, G. Amaya, J. Kubesh, K. Roderick, L. Jennings, J. Wallace, B. Cunningham, D. Nuckols, V. Francis, K. Kilgore, D. Pearce, P. Swanz — mgr. Captain. 128 Varsity Football (TOP) Denny Windmuller goes back to pass in the game against Ferguson. (MIDDLE RIGHT) Tabb gridders stand along sidelines in cold game against Kecoughtan. (MIDDLE LEFT) ' 34-23-8, hup.’ (BOTTOM LEFT) Tiger ball carrier David Craig is tackled by Hampton defender. (BOTTOM RIGHT) Valentino Frances blocks for Tiger ball carrier. Cl Varsity Football 129 (TOP LEFT) Coaches Hunt and Mitchell analyze the situation. (TOP RIGHT) Players promote spirit by participation in pep rallies. (MIDDLE LEFT) Referee blows tbe play dead at the 25 yard line. (MIDDLE RIGHT) Tiger players await the snap. (BOTTOM) A perfect night for football. 130 Varsity Football Determination Sparks J. V. Football The Junior Varsity football team made a respectable showing with a 4-5 season. Coached by Mr. Steven Deutsch and Mr. Melvin Moore the players displayed hustle, dedication, and determination. TEAM MEMBERS: (SITTING) K. Harrod, D Warden, M. Sarver, F Wharton, M. Myers, K. Bateman, D. Pearce, B. Dougherty, E. Scott. (KNEELING) P. Windham, S. Cutts, S. Weidman, R. Butcher, B Cundiff, L. Jennings, J. Forester, S. Bowman, J. Wogoman. (STANDING) S. Hovanic, D. Stanaway, D. Rose, D. Nuckols, B. Cunningham, J. Kubcsh, M. Starr, W. Dillard, R. Patrick, Coach Deutsch. J V Ftxjtball 131 Cross Country Team Marked by High Spirits With great determination and high spirits, the hard hours of practice resulted in impressive showings by the Cross Country team. With the support of very few fans, team members strived to bring recognition to this little known sport. Concentration and endurance were the chief requirements. Under the coaching of Mr. George Coulter, these skills were developed and perfected. Although most of their efforts ended in team losses, individual runners placed high in the standings. I 132 Cross-Country IsS- CROSSCOUNTRY TEAM: (KNEELING) L-R: L. Hughes, J. Dawkins, R. Stanley. (STANDING) D. Cheek, J. Cinotto, Co-Captain, M Hartmann, Co-Captain, D Bunting. (NOT PICTURED) F. Arena, V. Canfield, L. Amory. Cross-Country 13. wn Girls’ Basketball Team, Number 1! Bringing recognition to girls’ athletics at Tabb was one of the biggest accomplishments of the Girls’ Basketball Team. From the first two or three games, spectators saw that a championship team was in the makings. Victory after victory brought the girls closer to qualifying for District. Tournament play produced tough competition, but nonetheless Tabb defeated all of its opponents and came out on top. To be exact, FIRST IN DISTRICT! TEAM MEMBERS: (KNEELING) S. Brown, D. Slede, K. Breen, J. Oesterle, Y. Knott, P. Thomberry, G. Dawkins. (STANDING) Mrs. Nettles, M. Wright, J. Brazelton, C. Whitaker, R Coleman, S. Panak, L. Dawkins, D. Stewart, C. Jones, J. Arena. 134 Girls’ Basketball T 1 As a result of long hours of hard practice, individual players excelled in various areas. Yvette Knott was voted outstanding offense, Jan Oesterle most outstanding player, and Kerrie Breen outstanding defense. Despite the loss of the senior height, skill, and experience, next year’s team has great potential. Girls’ Basketball 135 Varsity Team Shows Improvement Unpredictable best describes the 1973 Basketball Season. Although the losses heavily outweighed the wins, the scores were no indication of the caliber of play. A great amount of improvement was evident in the Tiger squad not only from last year to this year, but from the beginning to the end of the season too. The team kept within reasonable margins of their competitors, keeping fans in gripping susp ense. The outcome found the opponents on top 4 times out of 20, but the 4 times we came out the victors upstaged the defeats. (Left to Right) J. W Simpson, G Amaya, C. Jefferson, M. Foard, K Roderick, C. Masser, L. Deskins, D. Peters, J. Gardner, J. Slade, D Walton, J. Barbee, W Blow, and J. Tunstall. 136 Varsity Basketball (TOP LEFT) Jimmy Gardner attempts a jumpshot while anxious defenders anticipate a rebound. (TOP RIGHT) Jimmy Gardner and Crabber opponent participate in the initial jump. ( BOTTOM LEFT) Jeff Slade takes a shot as he finds himself surprisingly unguarded. (BOTTOM RIGHT) David Walton attempts foul shot in the game against Hampton. 1 ' Varsity Basketball M7 (UPPER RIGHT) Lee Deskins asks advice from the coaches. (BELOW) Jeff Slade takes a shot in Bethal game. (MIDDLE) The starting Tiger line-up ready for another game. (BOTTOM) Windell Blow makes his move past a defender. (FAR RIGHT) Joe Tunstall fires a practice shot from the line. 138 Varsity Basketbal 1 00% Effort by J. V. Team Under the coaching of Mr. Deutsch along with long hours of determination the J.V. Tiger Basketball team put their best foot forward once again. Improvement from last year was evident and continued through the year. The loss of the games gave no indication of the kind of game played. The junior squad put out 100% effort and was rewarded with the kinds of victories they hungered for. The highlights of the season were two victories over the York High Falcons. (Left to Right) Coach Deutsch, C. West, M. Barbee, W. Dillard, K. Richmond, L. Moore, A. Deskins, H. Evans, B. Cunningham, P. Furby, J. Bowley, R. Patrick, D. Kidd, G. Thornton, K. Giles, R. Dillard, and G. Furby. fV Basketball 139 I Despite a disappointing season record of 3-8, the Tabb High Wrestlers came through with tremendous determination and finished 3th in the District tournament. The inspirational coaching of Mr. Hunt and Mr. Hasse constantly spurred the team spirit and seven of our wrestlers — Dirk Hume, Bruce Sawyer, Tony Soreno, Dennis Pearce, David Brown, Mark Thornberry, Jimmy Pierce — took top six places and qualified for Regional competition. ( KNEELING) M, Melo, V.- Amaya, D. Pearce, R. Smith, T. Sereno, B. Sawyer, D Hume, M. Hartmann. (STANDING) Manager — M. Smith, J. Pierce, M. Thornberry, D. Brown, M. Williams, R. Westberry, D, Feller. 140 Wrestling Varsity Wrestlers Have Exceptionally Good Year; Brown Places in Regionals Senior Mark Thornbcrry tensely watches action — Tigers go through warmups as hopeful fans look on — Coaches show control during Menchville match — Randy Smith assumes top position and gains riding time — Amaya takes control — Jimmy Pierce assumes bottom position during practice — Mark Williams offered an outstretched arm after defeating opponent — Mike Sereno declared victor against Menchville opfxjnent. W ' restling 141 Tabb Wrestlers Plaee 5th in Districts Senior Derk Hume receives encouragement from coach Willard Hunt — tense expressions cover watching Tabb wrestlers as a Tiger matman struggles to pin opponent — Tabb wrestlers loosen up before Menchville match. Next year is extremely promising; the whole team excluding a few seniors will be back to carry the Tigers on to more victories. 142 Wrestling Junior Varsity Matmen on Their JVay Up Though sweaty fun times” in a steaming gym wasn’t much encouragement for our J.V. wrestlers, they produced a very satisfying performance this season. (KNEELING) J. Wogoman,J. Hales, F. Wharton, D. Warden, M. Meyers, D, Herndon. (STANDING) J. Kubesh.J. Pleasants, L. Jennings, M. Green, S. Smith, J. Pleasants, R. Breen. — Hfligl fer; ' 4fc 1 Westbcrry and Herndon at practice in the Tiger Den — Lee Jennings is declared sweeping victor over Menchville man — wrestlers anxiously watch while waiting in turn — small talk is exchanged between wrestlers during break in practice — another match won for Tabb as tiger crowd watches from bleachers Wrestling M.f Two team members, Sharon Swanson — balance beam and Tammy Nailing — vaulting, qualified for Regional competition in Virginia Beach. 144 Gymnastics Tabb Gymnast Surpass with 9-1 Season Record Hard work, undying determination and the helpful coaching of Miss Susie Johnson, brought the Tabb High girls gymnastics team a 9-1 season record, tying them for first place. In the mid-March District Tournament the Tabb gymnasts stayed right up there, pushing hard for first place, but finished with a tight second. On the whole, this year proved to be a very productive season in which tremendous progress was made. Let’s hope next year is even better. (KNEELING) S. Irwin, P. Stump, S. Grimes, V. Martin, C. Meinburg, D Terry, B. Ambrose, L. Keher. (STANDING) R. Knott, R. Collins, S. Swanson, T. Nailing, D. Vaughn, E. McGuire, B Londeree, L. Woodell, M. Smith, G. Lundstrom, Miss Susie Johnson, coach. Gymnastics 145 Varsity Cheerleaders Keep Spirit at a High The undying spirit and vitality of the varsity squad cheered the football team through an agonizing season and a basketball season equally frustrating. Jubilant in victory and reassuring in defeat, the varsity cheerleaders generated pep to keep the Tiger spirit high. During summer they attended camp to learn new chants and cheers and went door-to-door selling donuts for funds. New impact was added to pep rallies with comic routines by the varsity squad. Whether keeping up spirit at games or raising morale at pep rallies the varsity cheerleaders kept both team and spectator spirits at a high. 146 Varsity Cheerleaders I J. V. Spirit High, Despite Small Crowds The rookie junior varsity cheerleading squad got off to a slow start but soon proved to be an ambitious group. It often seemed useless cheering for a crowd of ten, sometimes less, but the appreciation showed by the team members kept spirits high and enthusiasm loud. In addition to supporting J.V. athletics, the girls attended and supported all varsity sports and school functions. They have helped the J.V. teams receive the recognition that they deserve. (BACK) C Forctich, T. Lang, B. Dillard, D. Thornton, J. Grimes, D Terry, S. Irwin, D. Swan, R. Collins, M. Smith, M. Hedrick, and D Harrison. c _J V Cheerleaders 147 148 Boy’s Track (UPPER LEFT) SPRINTERS: (TOP ROW) V. Francis, R. Garcia. Coach Deutsch, T Knott, C. Engle. (BOTTOM ROW) C. Hughes, M. Starr, D Pearce, D Nuckols. (UPPER RIGHT) TRACK TEAM SENIORS: Coach Horton, Coach Deutsch, B. Bolender, S Bryson, M. Melo. (ABOVE, L to R) DISTANCE RUNNERS: S. Richmond, T Cash, D. Cheek, G. Insley, E. Scott, S. Sackman, M. Myers, K, Beard, P. Swartz, V. Canfield, D. Bunting, C. Soles, (RIGHT L to R) MEMBERS WHO SET NEW RECORDS: D. Burning, M. Starr, B. Bolender, C. Engle, D. Bunting, D. Pearce. Track Team Sets 8 New Reeords Pole Vault iTio D. Pearce 1974 High Jump 5 ' 5 M. Starr 1974 Long Jump n ' iVi D. Hurst 1973 Triple Jump 42 ' 4 D. Hurst 1973 Shot Put 47 ' 6 C. Engle 1974 Discus Throw 131 ' 9 2 B. Bolender 1974 1 Mile Run 4:59.0 S. Richmond 1974 100 yd. Dash 10.5 D. Craig 19 73 220 yd. Dash 23.6 D. Craig 1973 2 Mile Run 10:37.5 D. Bunting 1973 880 yd. Run 2:06 C. Soles 1973 440 yd. Run 52.7 C. Engle 1974 120 High Hurdles 17.0 D. Sheppard 1973 330 Inter. Hurdles 43.0 D. Sheppard 1973 440 Relay 51.0 Pearce Nuckols Knott Starr 1974 1 Mile Relay 3.31.5 Engle Soles Craig Hurst 1974 r Boy’s Track 149 I Anne McLean and Sandy Panak Qualify for State Meet Tabb’s Girl’s Track team coached by Miss S. Johnson and Mrs. E. Nettles had a very successful year. Their meets were always at the same time and place as the Boy’s Track meets. This year two girls qualified for the State Track and Field meet. They were Anne McLean in the 880 yd. Run and Sandy Panak throwing the discus. These two girls both did extremely well. Sandy placed 3rd with a throw of 105 ' 9”. Anne tied for 6th place with 2:38.2 as her time. (STANDING, Left to Right) Miss Johnson, J. Arena, D. Stewart, J. Stewart, C. Whittaker. S. Hinton, J. Ocstcrlc, C. Fletcher, S. Panak, K. Breen. P Thomberry. C Terlick, A Mclx’an, H. McGuire, S. Earl, Mrs. Nettles. (KNEELING, Left to Right) V, Griffin, T. Baker, P. Griffin, T, Lang, S. Whittaker, C. Fortner. D Terry. M Sarver. K Bieri, S. Grimes. K. Costa. K f i il Girl ' s Tnuk 1 1 Tabb Ties for Second Place in District The highlight of the athletic season was the Varsity Baseball’s drive to the District Championships where they became tied for second place with Bethel. Throughout the season Bethel, Kecoughtan, and Tabb battled for second, third, and fourth places. Coached by Mr. Jeff Williams the team showed great improvement over last year and showed what a little determination and a lot of enthusiasm could do for a team. (TOP) Sam makes an out. (MIDDLE LEFT) Dave hits a home run. (MIDDLE RIGHT) Roddrick, Foard and Jones take time out for relaxation. (BOTTOM RIGHT) Mike Foard throw his special ball. (ROW 1)J. Prior, C. Pctruzzi, P. Windham, V Amaya, D. Caldwell, R Richardson, J. Barbee, R Hubbard. (SECOND ROW ) Coach Jeff Williams, G, Buckley, T. Jones. O Rose, G. Amaya, K. Roderick. E, Wright, S. Hicks, M. Foard, S. Stafford, D Walton, K. Breen. D2 Varsity Baseball Waiting for Action. I wanna hold your hand. i Varsity Baseball 153 154 Varsity Baseball J. V. Team Shows Good Talent and Strength Under the direction of their coach, Mr. Rowley, this years JV Baseball team made a good showing. The experience that they built up will greatly aid the varsity team next year. The players along with their coach deserve a lot of credit for their hard work, determination, and fine play throughout the season. J A ' Ba.scball ISS Tennis Team Tastes Victory The Tabb Tennis Team, in its second year under Coach Bob Anderson, won its first Peninsula District matches by defeating Denbigh and Lafayette high schools. As only two seniors leave the team, Lee Deskins (who played 1) and David Conrad, the team should be stronger next year with the return of the following experienced rising” seniors; David Feller, Mike Marino, Mark Darnell, Harold Sidler, and Howard Rhodes. Also a much-needed fourth court is being added for next year. Lee Deskins won the trophy for Most Outstanding Player on this years team. Harold Sidler was awarded a trophy for Most Improved Player. 156 Tennis Tennis 157 Coach Hunt, John Cinotto, Ron Kebler, Jim Cinotto, George Ballance, Rick Damon, Carl Giese, Mitch Kammeier. Tabb Golfer Makes Regionals Sophomore John Cinotto, Tabb’s most promising golfer, made it to Regionals this year. The entire team improved immensely and did extremely well, obtaining a season record of 2-4 and placing 7th in District competition. Though this year’s seniors won’t be there to spark the spirit and enthusiasm. Coach Willard Hunt’s tremendous encouragement is sure to instigate another good season next time. 1S8 Golf Tabb Golf Team Swings Into Action I li Outstanding (UPPER LEFT) GIRL’S BASKETBALL: Kerry Breen, Yvette Knott, Jan Oesterle. (UPPER RIGHT) GOLF; John Cinotto. (MIDDLE LEFT) VARSITY BASKETBALL: Lee Deskins, David Walton, Jim Gardner. (LOWER LEFT) WRESTLING: Mark Thornberry, Dirk Hume, David Brown. (LOWER RIGHT) GYMNASTICS: Vee Martin. 160 Outstanding Athletes Athletes (UPPER RIGHT) TRACK: Chuck Engle. (UPPER LEFT) FOOTBALL: Mike Melo, David Caldwell, David Craig, David Walton (MIDDLE LEFT) GIRL’S TRACK: Sandy Panak, Anne McLean, Jan Oesterle. (LOWER RIGHT) CROSS COLINTR ' t ' : Mike Hartmann, John Dawkins. (LOWER LEFT) VARSITi ' BASEBALL: David Walton, Robbie Richardson Outstanding Athletes 161 Live A Little BETHAL MANOR located at the entrance to Bethal Manor housing on Highway I 34 A Dairii Queen CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! from Be+hal Manor Dairy Queen The Place to Meet and Eat We want to say thanks for the tremendous support from Tabb High Students and Faculty for your enthusiastic compliments on our quality food and prompt courteous service. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Smith 162 Here in Newport News. Here in the hands of the people who work here. Because our people ore building tomorrow with something that started a long I time ago. A legacy of expertise. The teamwork, skills and engineering ability that have put together some of the world ' s most complex technical achieve- ments. Like the Navy ' s nuclear powered sub- marines, aircraft carriers and frigates. 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Va. 23602 Dial 596-6379 TABB AND YORKTOWN DEPARTMENT STORE York County ' s complete Department Store HARRELL AND STRANG ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS for those who care enough HERFF JONES 1411 North Capitol • Indianapolis, Indiana 46202 MANUFACTURER OF THE OFFICIAL CLASS RING AND GRADUATION STATIONERY FOR TABB HIGH SCHOOL Local Representative Reed Schweickert P. O. Box 3206 Richmond, Virginia 23235 Herff Jones Products: Class Rings — Graduation Announcements, Personal Cards and Related Accessories — Caps and Gowns — Medal ant Trophy Awards — Club Pins — Yearbooks — Diplomas and Certificates — Fund Raising Ideas TEAGLE REALTY 170 ' fe r I7I II I (RIGHT) MOST ATHLETIC: Jan Oesterle and David Craig, (MIDDLE LEFT) BIGGEST FLIRT: Chris Chapman and Donald Blow. (MIDDLE RIGHT) BEST LOOKING: Jackie Swope and John Prior. (LOWER LEFT) MOST TALENTED. Debbie Tracey and Joe Beal. (LOWER RIGHT) BARREL OF FUN: Lynn Brooks and Larry Maddox. I eooffl PTEt GALLONS t I I Senior Superlatives 172 Senior Superlatives (LEFT) MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Lynn C:hilders and David Brown. (MIDDLE LEFT) LAZIEST: Sharon Brooks and Sam Hicks. (MIDDLE RIGHT) BEST DRESSED: Donna Newsome and Steve Bryson. (LOWER LEFT) MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED: Vee Martin and Mike Hartman. (LOWER RIGHT) BEST PERSONALITY: Emily McGuire and Mike Melo r_ ;r. Senior Su(xrlatives 173 Senior Directory CINDY ABBOTT FBLA 11, 12; Keyettcs 1 1 ; Pep Club 11. VINCENT AMAYA Baseball 11, 12; FCA 12; Football 12; Wrestling 12. CHARLOTTE ANDERSON Class Vice-President 11; Keyettes 11, 12; National Honor Soicety 12; Y earbook Co- Editor 1 1, 12. CHUCH ARNOLD Foreign Language Club 11, Vice President 11; Key Club 11, 12; NJROTC, Drill Team 12; SCA 12. ALAN BARCLAY Paw Prints 11. STEVE BAXTER A Cappella Choir 12; Drama Club 12; Drill Team 11, 12; Latin Club 11; Musical 11, 12; Rifle Team 11; Thespian 12; Yearbook 11, 12. PHIL BAZZANI Musical 12; National Honor Society 12; Stage Band 12; Symphonic Band 11, 12. JOE BEAL RANDY BEESON Baseball Manager 11; NJROTC, Rifle Team 11, 12; Pawprints 11. TERESA BELFORD Marching Band 11, 12; Musical 12; Symphonic Band 11, 12. DONALD L. BLOW FCA 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Track 12. BOB BOLENDER FCA 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Track 11, 12. KERRY BREEN GAA 12; Girls Basketball 11, 12; Girls Track 11, 12; Lettermen Club 12; National Honor Society 12. SUE BRESEE Keyettes 11; Musical 11; SCA 11, 12; Cheerleader 12. ROMETA LYNN BROOKS Cheerleader 11, 12; Keyettes 11, 12; SCA 12 . DAVID ALAN BROWN FCA 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; SCA Chaplain 12; Track 11 ; Wrestling 11, 12. PENNIE C. LEWIS BROWN School Assistant 11, 12. VICTOR E. BROWN Symphonic Band 11, 12; Yearbook Photographer 11, 12. STEVE BRYSON Drill Team 12; National Honor Society 12; Rifle Team 11, 12; Track 11, 12. GARY BUCKLEY Baseball 11, 12; FCA 11, 12, Captain 11, 12; Football 11, 12. DAVID CALDWELL Baseball 11; FCA 12; Football 11, 12; I Act Play Festival 11; Yearbook Photographer 12. LYNN CARROLL CHILDERS Girl’s Basketball Team 11; National Honor Society 12, President 12; SCA 12. JOSEPH DONALD BUTLER, JR. Band 11, 12; Stage Band 11, 12; Musical 12. JAMES V. CINOTTO Cross-Country 11, 12, Co-Captain 11, 12; FCA 11, 12; Golf 12; Key Club 12; Lettermen Club 12; National Honor Society 12; Jester 12, Track 11. DONA CLARK Girl’s Chorus 12. KAREN CLARY DEBRA COLVIN Drama Club 12, President 12; Fall Play Stage Manager 11, 12; Musical Stage Manager 11, 12; Newspap er Staff 11; Thespian Society 12; Yearbook 11, 12, Business Manager 11. DAVID E. CONRAD FCA 11, 12; NJROTC, Drill Team 11; Science Club 11; Tennis 11, 12. CATHY CORBETT Art Club 12; Keyettes 12; Pep Club 11, 12. DAVID CRAIG FCA 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Key Club 11; Track 11; Wrestling 11. RICK DAMON Golf 11, 12; Key Club 12; Lettermen Club 11, 12; National Honor Society 12. DEBBIE DAVIS Keyettes 1 1 ; SCA 1 1 . JOHN DAWKINS Color Guard ROTC 1 1 ; Cross Country 12; FHA 11, 12; Football 11; Key Club 11; Photography Club 1 1 ; SCA President 1 1 ; Track 11, Captain 11. LINDA DAWKINS Band 1 1 ; Drama Club 11, 12; Girl’s Basketball 12; Health Careers Club 11; Keyettes 11, 12. ANNE LOUISE DERY A Cappella Choir 11, 12. ELDON LEE DESKINS Basketball 11, 12, Co-Captain 11, 12; Boys’ State Representative 11; FCA 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12, President 11, District Governor 12; Musical 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Tennis 11, 12. MARIE ANTOINETTE DOUGHERTY A Cappella Choir 12; Girl’s Chorus 12; Musical 12. SHERRIE LEIGH EARL Girl’s Track 11, 12; Indoor Track 12; Yearbook 11, 12. DAVID EDLOW FCA 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Mixed Chorus 1 1 ; SCA 12; Track 11, 12; Young, Gifted, and Black 11. KAREN F. EDMONDSON FBLA 11 , 12; Keyettes 12; Pep Club 11 . DEBORAH LYNNE ELLIOTT Art Club 12, President 12; Keyettes 11. MICHAEL EPPARD Fall Play 11; Musical 11; VICA 12, President 12. DONNA FLOOD Basketball Manager 12; FBLA 11, 12; GAA 12; Keyettes 11, 12; SCA 12; Yearbook 12. JAMES B. GARDNER Basketball 11, 12; FCA 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; Musical 11, 12; National Honor Society 12. CHERYL LYNN GRENIER DECA 11, 12. KIM GRIESENAUER DECA 12. SUSIE GRIMES Art Club 12;GAA 12; Gymnastics 11, 12; Track 1 1, 12. LISA HALACHIS Keyettes 12; Pep Club 12; Spring Play 12. MIKE HARTMANN Cross-Country 11, 12, Co-Captain 11, 12; FCA 11, 12; Indoor Track 12; Key Club 11, 12, President 12; Lettermen Club 12; Musical 12; National Honor Society 12; SCA 11, Parliamentarian 12; Spring Play 12; Track 11; Wrestling 11, 12. SAMUEL TAYLOR HICKS JR. Baseball 11, 12; FCA 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Lettermen 11, 12. JOYCE HIGGINS Cheerleader 12; FBLA 11 , 12; Keyettes 11 , 12; SCA 11, 12. WAYNE HILL Foreign Language Club 11. BILL HOVANIC Marching Band 11, 12; Symphonic Band 11, 12; Tennis 11. DEBBIE HUDNALL DECA 12. ROSS LEE HUBBARD Baseball 11, 12; FCA 11, 12; Football 11, 12. DIRK A. HUME FCA 11, 12; Track 11; Wrestling 11, 12, Captain 11, 12. FRANK WILLIAM HUNT Debate 12. DENNIS RAY JARRETT SHARLA KAY JONES Class Vice-President 12; Keyettes 11; Majorette 11; National Honor Soicety 12; SCA 11. MARY E. (LISA) KEHRER Cheerleader 11, 12; GAA 11, 12; Gymnastics 11, 12; Keyettes 11, 12; Lettermen Club 11, 12. PAULA YVETTE KNOTT Cheerleader 12; GAA 12; Girl’s Basketball 11, 12; Girl’s Track 11; Letterman Club 12; Pep Club 11. WAYNE MICHAEL LANGEVIN ECA 11, 12; Musical 12; National Honor Society 12, Treasurer 12; Wrestling 11. SHERRI LEE GAA 12; Musical 11, 12; Pep Club 11. ANN LUCAS FHA 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Pom Pom Girl 12. DAN LUKE Fall Play 11, 12; Forensic-Debate 12; Mime Troupe 12; Musical 11; National Honor Society 12;. Thespian Society 12. ANGELA LUONGO A Cappella Choir 11, 12; Musical 12. TIM MABE Basketball 11; ECA 11, 12; Golf 12; Key Club 11, 12; Track 11. LARRY NEIL NADDOX Concert Band 11, 12; Symphonic Band 11, 12 . DIANE LOUISE MARTIN FBLA 1 1 ; Girl’s Chorus 1 2 ; Keyettes 11, 12; Pep Club 11. VEE MARTIN Cheerleader 11, 12, Captain 11, 12; Class Vice-President 12; Football Sweetheart 12; GAA 12; Girl’s State Representative 11; Gymnastics 11, 12; Keyettes 11, 12; Lettermen Club 12; SCA Treasurer 11. JIM MASSAY Fall Play 1 1 ; Musical 1 1 ; Paw Prints 1 1 . EMILY JEAN McGUIRE Class President 11, 12; FBLA 12; GAA 12; Girl’s Track 12; Gymnastics 12; Keyettes 11, 12; Lettermen Club 12; Pep Club Tiger 12 . GREG McMANUS Debate 12. MICHAEL MELO ECA 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; SCA 12; Track 11, 12; Wrestling 11, 12. ROBERT EDWIN MESSER VIRGINIA MARIE MOORE DECA 11, 12. RAYMOND ALLEN NAILING NJROTC, Drill Team 11, 12. MELISSA ANN NARDI Musical 12. DEBBIE NETTLES FHA 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Pom Pom Girl 11. DONNA LEA NEWSOME A Cappella Choir 11, 12; Cheerleader 11, 12; Class Secretary 11; Drama Club 11, 12; Girls’ State Representative 1 1 ; Lettermen Club 12; Musical 11; Thespian Society 12. JAMES NICHOLS Stage Band 11, 12; Symphonic Band 11, 12. JOHN NIESS Musical 11. ROBIN NORTHROP FHA 12; Keyettes 12. JANICE IRENE OESTERLE Basketball 11, 12; GAA 12; Lettermen Club 12; Track 11, 12. KAREN OWENS DECA 11, 12, Vice-President 11, 12. CHRISTOPHER M. PETRUZZI Baseball 12. JOHN PRIOR Baseball 12; FCA 11, 12; Football 11, 12. DOROTHY ELAINE RANDALL FBLA 11, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 12; Pep Club 11. MARY ELIZABETH REEVES A Cappella Choir 12, Treasurer 12; FHA 11, 12; Latin Club 11, Vice-President 11; Mixed Chorus 11, Vice-President 11; Musical 11. ROBERT C. RICHARDSON Baseball 11, 12; Basketball 11; FCA 11, 12; Football 11; Key Club 11, 12, Secretary 11; National Honor Society 12. LUNDY RITTER A Cappella Choir 11, 12; Drama Club 12; Health Club 11; Pep Club 11. CHERYL LYNNE RIVERS Cheerleader 12; Fall Play 1 1 ; FBLA 1 1 ; Girl’s Chorus 12; Musical 11; National Honor Society 12; Yearbook 11, 12, Co- Editor 11, 12. DONNA ROOS Art Club 12; GAA 12; Health Club 1 1 ; Latin Club 12. LARRY DEAN ROYALTY DECA 12; Fall Musical 11; National Honor Society 12. CHERYL LYNN RUSSELL A Cappella Choir 12; Girl’s Chorus 12; Musical 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Pom Pom Girl 12. JUDY SCADDEN A Capella Choir 12; DE II President 1 1 ; DE III President 12; DECA State Leadership Conference 12. MARK ANTHONY SCOTT Basketball 11; Football 11; Track 11. STEPHEN SIMMONS Debate-Forensics 12; Yearbook Photography Editor 12. ANITA GALE SMITH FBLA 11, 12, President 11, 12; Keyettes 11, 12; Pep Club 11, Secretary 11. w t n KIM SMITH Cheerleader 11; Drama Club 11, Vice- President 11; Keyettes 11, 12; SCA Reporter 12. LINDA SMITH SHERRY L. SMITH Drama Club 11 ; FBLA 1 1, 12, Vice- President 11, 12; Keyettes 11; Pep Club 11. ROBERT SOTHCOTT Musical 11, 12. ROB STARR DECA 12. PAMELA KAY STOKES A Cappella Choir 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Keyettes 12; Miss Tabb High Runnerup 12; Regional Chorus 11, 12; Thespian Society 12. JENALDA STRATTON Girl’s Chorus 12; Pep Club 12. JACQUELINE BEATRICE SWOPE A Cappella Choir 12; Girl’s Chorus 12, President 12; Miss Tabb High First Runnerup 12; Musical 12; Pom Pom Girl 12; Stage Band, Vocalist 12. PHILLIP L. TASSONE Key Club 11, 12. DONA TEREICK A Cappella Choir 11, 12. MARSHA THOMAS Class Treasurer 11; Keyettes 11, 12; Yearbook 1 1, 12. MARK THORNBERRY FCA 11, 12; Football 12; Letterman Club 12; Wrestling 11, 12. WAYNE THORNTON Baseball 1 1 ; Drama Club 1 1 ; Fall Play 1 1 ; Musical 11. RONALD CHARLES TOMAINO DEBBIE TRACEY A Cappella Choir 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Keyettes 1 1 ; Majorettes 11,12, Captain 1 1 ; Mime Troupe 12; Musical 11, 12; Thespians 11, 12. DONNA TRAYLOR Art Club; FHA; Pep Club. MINYARD TREADWAY VICA 11, 12. KATHY ANN WALKER VANESSA WALLACE FHA 11; Musical 11, 12; VICA 12. MICHELE ANNETTE WALTON FBLA 12; FHA 12; Musical 12. RICKY WATERS DE Club 12; Symphonic Band 11. MIKE WEBB Chess Club 1 1 ; Drill Team 1 1 ; NJROTC, Rifle Team 12; Tennis 11. RICHIE WESTBERRY Varsity Club 12; Wrestling 11, 12. DAVID WHITE VICA 12. DENNIS WINDMULLER Baseball 1 1 ; Basketball 1 1 ; FCA 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Key Club 11; Lettermen Club 12; SCA 12. ANGIE D. WRIGHT A Cappella Choir 11, 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Fall Play 11, 12; Musical 12; Thespian Society 12. EDDIE WRIGHT Baseball 11, 12; FCA 11, 12; Football 11, 12; SCA 11. J fe fin w iH Tinrifi n;;nuu!. A Abbott, Cindy 34,113 Abbot, Tommy 69 Abernathy, Kim 69 Adamowski, Carol 59 Adams, Jackie 59, 118 Adkins, Marc 49, 121 Ailens, Ronnie 59 Allen, David 69 Allred, D’Ann 69,91,118 Amaya, Greg 49,136,152 Amaya, Vincent 34, 128, 140, 152 Ambrose, Bobbie 69, 113, 145 Ammons, Karen 59 Amory, Lyndon 69 Anderson, Charlotte 34, 104, 120, 124 Anderson, Cindy 59, 110 Andersen, Jeff 69 Anderson, Penny 59,80,114,119 Anderson, Richard 34 Anderson, Sue 49, 1 10 Anderson, Teresa 69 Anderson, Terri 89 Andrews, Terri Andrews, Sue 69 Ansell, Jay 34 Abble,C 69 Appleton, Karen 69 Appleton, Steve 49 Arena, Frank 59 Arena, Janice 69, 113, 151 Arena, Marion 49, 83 Arena, Pat 49 Armstrong, Carol 69 Armstrong, David 59 Armstrong, Regina 49 Arnold, Charles 9, 34, 105, 122, 123 Arnold, Jeff 69 Ashby, Jeffrey 49,121,122,123 Ashby, Matt 69, 122, 123 Atkins, Karen 69, 112 Austin, Harvey 106, 108 Auvil, Beverly 49 Avery, James 69 B Babb, Donald 59, 106 Bagby, Stanley 59, 122, 123 Bailey, Bill 59, IW Bailey, Melanie 49, 89, 104 Baird, Diane 58, 59, 61 Baker, Cindy 59, 121, 122, 123 Baker, Denise 49, 89, 118 Baker, Lynn 69, 118 Baker, Terry 151 Ballance, George 59, 112, 122, 123, 158 Ballew, Melinda 69 Bandy, Mark 122,123 Banely, Mark 69 Banks, Avila 59 Banks, Avila 59 Banks, Judy 69, 113, 118 Banks, Reggie 49 Banks, Roosevelt 49 Barbee, Jay 49, 136, 139, 152 Barbee, Mel 69 Barclay, Pat 49 Barkers, Sandra 49, 113, 118 Barnes, Brenda 59, 60, 109, 110, 118 Barnes, Billy 69 Barnes, Jeannie 59 Barnes, Mary Barrack, Christine 59 Basilier, Richard 49, 59, 122, 123 Bateman, Cheryl 49, 110 Bateman, Kyle 59 Baxter, Steve 34,91, 110, 114, 122, 123, 124 Baytop, Rudolph Baytop, Tommy 69 Bazan, Gwen 59, 60, 106, 109 Bazzani, Robert 49 Bazzani, Phillip 34, 73, 106, 108, 120 Beal, Joseph 18, 34, 48, 110, 172 Beard, Leon 69, 148 Beeson, Randy 34, 122, 123 Belford, Ronnie 106, 108 Belford, Teresa 34 Bell, Chiquita 49 Bellamy, Holt 49 Bellamy, John Berryman, Jay 69 Bickett,Jeff 69 Bickett, Kathy 59, 106 Biddle, Diane 49,119,124 Bieri, Kathy 69,151 Bieri, Susie 59,82,113,118 Bigelow, Barbara 31, 49, 122, 123 Bise,Jeff 69,122,123 Black, Micko 69 Blackwell, Danny 49 Blair, Clara 59,119 Blair, Wendell 49, 122, 123 Blakcnship, Roger Blevins, Del 49 Bliem, Beryl 59 Blow, Cheryl 59, 112 Blow, Donald 34,80, 117, 128, 172 Blow, Leon 69 Blow, Wendell 34, 136, 138 Bogan, Beverly 34, 113 Bogan, Walter 69, 122, 123 Boggs, Susan 69 Bolender, Robert . . .34,128,148 Boninu, Frank 69 Boone, Ricky 69, 122, 123 Boone, Ronnie 69, 122, 123 Borchardt, Julie . 59 Borden, Karen 59, 117 Borsard,Joel 34 Bouley, Michael 69 Bowley, Jim 63,69, 139 Bowman, Sandy 69, 117 Bowman, Skip 59 Bowyer, Victor 59, 122, 123 Boyer, Randy 117 Bradshaw, Anita 49,91, no. 111 , 114 Bradshaw, Brian 69 Brandt, Robert 69 Braxton, Arlena 49, 113 Brazelton, Julie 59, 113, 118 Breen, Kerry 35,113, 120,151, 160 Breen, Kevin 59, 118, 152 Breen, Richard 69, 143 Bresee, Linda 49 Bresee, Suzanne 4,35,83, 104 Bristow, Robert 70 Bridwell, Brenda 69, no Bridwell, Luke 117 Bristow, Donna 59 Britt, Kathy 49, 113, 119 Brock, Vicki . . .70, 119, 122, 123 Brooks, Bonnie 30,49, no, 114, 119 Brooks, Donna 49, 113, 118, 124 Brooks, Michael 59, 110, 117, 122, 123 Brooks, Robin 70, 113, 118 Brcx)ks, Lynn 35,47, 104, no, 172 Brooks, Sharon 173 Brooks, Shelly 70, 113 Brooks, Sherwcxxl Brown, Charles Brown, Darlene 70 Brown. David 9, 49, 122, 123 Brown, A David .35, 105, 120, 128, 140, 160, 173 Brown, Karen 70 Brown, Larry 59,116,124 Brown, Paula .... 70, no, 118 Brown, Pennie 35 Brown, Victor 35, 106 Brumbelow, Dawn 9,49, 54,87, no Brummer, Patsy 70 Bruno, Debbie 59, 106 Bryant, Joey 70 Bryant, Sharon 35,113,118 Bryant, William . Bryson, Steve 35, 120, 122, 123, 148 Buckley, Gary 29 , 35, 128, 153, 154 Bunn, Tim 59 Bunting, David 49, 148 Bunting, Karen 70 Burcher, Anthony Ray 59, 70, 106, 112 Burcher, Cyndy . 70 Burgess, Michael . . 70 Bushong, Harold 70 Butler, Pam . 70 Butler, Janet 59, 117 Butler, Joseph 35, 106, 108 Butry, Patty 70 Byrd, Marie 70 C Cain, Steven Caldwell, David . . 35, 128, 152, 161 Call, Benny 70 Callis, Larry Cammon, Karen . 49 Campbell, Clint . . 59, 122, 123 Camda, Betty 70 Canfield, Vic 70,90, 148 Cannon, Bill 49 Cannon, Stanley . . 70 Carmines, Amee 49, 111, 118 Carter, Marie 10 , 49, no Casella, Matt 59 Cassaboone, Roanne 69,79 Cassell, James Casto, Mark 59 Cate, Anita 59 Cates, John 49 Caudle, Ricky VO Chamberlain, Nancy 35, 122, 123 Chambers, Billy 59 Chambers, Pamela 35, 120 Chapman, Crystal 35, 172 Chapman, Mary 49, 106 Chapman, Virginia 70 Charles, Karen .68,70,71 Cheek, Danny .49, 122, 123, 148 Childers, Lynn 5, 36, 120, 193 Childers, Clark 60 Christie. Mark ,70 Cianelli, David ,49,117 Cinotto, James . 36,105,120,158 Cinotto.John 60, 158. 159, 160 Clancy, Bill 14,49 Clark, David 49, 106 Clark, David 70,119 Clark, Dona , 36,110 Clark, Lynne 60 Clary, Karen Cline, Debbie 70, 118 Clontz, Gary .106 Close, George 60 Coggins, Norman 36, 117 Cole, Linda 68, 70 Cole, Sharon 50,104,118 Coleman, Rhonda 50, 113 Coleridge, Jan 50, 104 Collins, Bill 60 Collins, Janice 50 Collins, Kathy 31,50 Collins, Robin 58, 60, 82, 113, 124, Colvin, Debra 145, 147 36, 114, 124 Colvin, Sharon 70 Colvin, Donna 50 Combs, Debbie -60,117 Combs, Kim 60, 113, 118 Conrad, David 36, 122, 123, 156 Cooke, Charles 70 Cooper, Danny 60 Cooper, Marion 60, no Cooper, Teresa 50 Copeland, Bill 70 Copeland, David .60 Copeland, John 70 Copley, Ginger 70, 106 Corbett, Cathy 36, 104 Corbett, Mike .70, 122, 123 Cosaboom, Roanne 60, 121 Costa, Karol 70, 112, 118, 151 Costello, John 50, 122, 123, 124 Coultrip, Eric . . ,60,122,123 Cowan, Kaci 60, 113 Cowden, Bill 117 Coy, Pat 70 Coy, Tim 60, 117 Cozart, Debbie 60 Cozart, Mike 70, 122, 123 Crabb, Mike 60, KXs Craig, David , ,36, 128, 161, 172 Craig, Kelli 70 Crawford, Tim . . 70, IP Crochet, David 36 Crochet, Susan 60, ICX) Crockett, Brian , , , 70 Crose, Lonnie 70 Crowe, Suzanne 81 Cubberly, Dana 50 Cuddihy, Glenn 71, 106 Cuddihy, Kim , . 50,91 Cundriff, Billy . 71 Cunningham, Bruce 4, 58, 60, 105, 139 Cutts, Steve 71 D Dale, Debbie 50 Damon, Richard 36. 105, 120, 159 Damon, Robert 6, 50 Dandridge, Tommy 122, 123 Darnell, Mark 20,50,156 Darouse, Steve 60 Davies, Jim . 60 Davies, John 60 Davis, Brian 50 Davis, Debbie 36 Davis, Ellen 60, 118 Davis, Janet 60, 119 Davis, Judy 71 Davis, Mike 60 Davis, Ron 60 Davis, Steve 71 Davis, Scott 7,45,49, 50, 108 Davis, Teresa 71 Dawkins, Gail 61, 113, 114 Dawkins, John 4, 36, 122, 123, 161 Dawkins, Linda 37, 104, 113 Day, Ginney 71 DeLouis, Tammy 50, 117 Derby, Anne 71. 113, 116, 118, 124 Derby, Gary 50, no. Ill, 114, 118 Dery, David 50 Dery, Anne 37, 110 Dery, Joan 71 Deskins, Andy 71, 105, 139 Deskins, Lee 37, 105, 120, 136, 138, 156, 157, 160 Desmarais, Janet 61 Detweiler, Curt 71 Detweiler, Grant 37, 118 Devan, Patty 61 DeVol, Eugene , , , 71 Dickerson, George 71 Dickson, Sherrie 48, 50 Diehl, Ronald Diggles, Bob 51,72, 106, 108, 118 Dillard, Brigette 70, 71, 81, 113, 147 Dillard, Joseph 71 Dillard, Maynard Dillard, Ronald , ,71 Dillard, Roy 118 Dillard, Wallace 71,139 Dillard, Wendy 8, 18, 61 Dinkins, Michael 71 Dobbins, Dennis 51 Doster, Robert 71 Dougherty, Billy 71, 105 Dougherty, Marie , . 37, 110 Douglas, Larry 71 Dozier, Wilford , 61 Dreier, Cindy 71 Drier, Vicky , 61 Dryden, Greg 37,72,106 Dryden, Mary 71 Dukes, Joe 61 Dunn, Billy .61 Dunn, Rickey 51 E Eacho, Don 61 Eacho, Stephen 37 Earl, Sherrie 37, 124, 151 Easley, Richard 51, 106, 122, 123 Eavy, Cheryl , 24, 52 Eddy, Steven 37 Edens, Sal lie . .51, 52, no Edwards, Jerry , ,37 Edlow, David ... . 37, 128 Edwards, Mary Beth .51, 106, 119, 121 Edwards, Russell , 60,61,72,106 Effinger, Norman 71, KX) Elliot, Deborah 37, 119 Elliott, Donnie 51,52 Ely, Kim 51, 52, 104, no, 156 Ely, Mitch , 71 Emerson, Missy 58, 61 Engle, Chuck 51, 105, 148, 161 English, Rickey 38 Enos, Donna 71,106,118 Enos, Russell ,61, 118, 122, 123 Eppard, Larry .38, 5 1 Eppard, Mike IP Erisman, Susan , 61, 117 Esterman, Allen , .71, 76, 118, 124 Estes, Gayle .61 Estes, Rickey 51 Evans, Bernie 18 Evans, Debi .71,74, 113, 118, 119 Evans, Gloria Evans, Harvey Evans, Linda , 61 Evans, Richard 61, 122, 123 Evans, William , 71 Ewton, Donald 61, 105 Fairfax. Nathaniel 38 Fairfax. Rick Fairfax, Tony Fales. Tammy . Falk, Clifford Falzone, Joe Falzone, Karen Farmer, Dennis Farris, Billy Fassio, Susie Feller, David Fernia, Cindy Fields, Cheryl Finch, Doug Fisher, Chris . Fisher, Cindy Fletcher, Bruce Fletcher, Cindy Flood, Donna Foard, Mike Foote, Donald Forester, Jimmy Foretich, Cindy Forrest. Cindy Forrest, Debbie Forrest, Linda Fortner, Sheela Foster, Karen Foster, Donald Fowler. David Fow ler, Ken 8, 18, 72, 108 . 71 61, 122, 123 . ,31 . 71 61,65 51, 117 55,61 51, 140, 156, 157 51,118 61, 112 , 51 6,61. 110 24, 51, 52, 104, 112 38, 88, 116, 124 61,151 38, lOf, 113, 124 61, 136, 152 71 , . .71 71,83, 147 51,89.118 , .9,51,54 110 68, 71, 110, 151 .38, 113 51.61, IP ,71 51 Fowler, Lucinda . .71 Fox, Kaye 61, 110, 118 Fox, Mark . , ■’1 Fox, Rayc 51, 113 Foxwcll, Martha 51,88,113 Foxwcll. Mary .51 Frances, Valentino 61, 148 Franks, Glenda 61, 106 Frazier, Russell , ,62 Freeman, Anne ...71 Freeman, Paul 38.117 Fricke, Laura 51, 110, 111, 114, 121 Frizzelle, Charles 62 Furby, Christine 51 Furby. Gary . , 71, 139 Furby, Paul 71, 139 Futch, Kathy 71 G Gaines, Kathy 62,117 Gallagher, Debbie ...71 Gallagher, Tricia . 55,61, 162 Gallant, Donna 71,110 Galle, Sylvia 62 Garber, Jeffrey 38 Gardner, James 38. 105, 120, 136. 137, 160 Garcia, Ron . .72,148 Garrett, Susan 62 Garrett, Tina 72 Garvey, Mike 72 Gaskill, Debbie 72 Gerhard, Mona 51 Gettman, Joanne 51, 106 Gibbs. Sheryl 51 Giese. Carl 38, 120, 158. 159 Giles. Kevin 72, 139 Gilson, Debi 72 Good, Cindy 21,51,53,109 Gori, Paul Gorman, Fran 52 Gravely, Kathy 72 Green, Fran 52 Green, Frank , . .12 Green. Mike 145 Greene, Wallace ,72, 110 Greenhagen, Susan 72 Gregory, Barbara 72 Gregory, Louise 72, 113, 118, 119 Grenier, Cheryl 38, 117 Griesenaucr, Kim 38, 117 Griffin, Beth 62 Griffin, Bill 52 Griffin, David 14, 39 Griffin, Michelle 63 Griffin, Phyllis 72, 118, 151 Griffin, Velma 72, 118, 151 Grimes, Joan 62, 147 Grimes. Susan 39, 113, 119. 144, 145, 151 Grow, Libby 52 Grow, Steven Guill, Pam .52 Gurley, Frank . 62,122,123 Gurzanski, Lynn 72 Gurzinski, John H Haase, Chris 72, 76, 106, no Haas, Laurie 52, 113 Halachis, Lisa . 39. 104 Hales, David 52 Hales, Jim 72, 143 Hall, Brian 72 Hall, Evala 9,58, 62 Hall, Mary 14,52, 119 Hall, Sarah 62 Hall, Steven Hall, Terry . . 72, 122, 123 Hall, Warren 52 Hamilton, Tina Marie 72, 121 Hamlett, Ricky 72 Hancock. Ricky 39 Hancock. Sandy . 62, 106, 108 Hardister, Glen 52 Harris, Lois . .72 Harris, Sharon 52 Harrison, Donna 62,66, 83, 147 Harrod, Keith 72 Hartman, Bill 52 Hartman, Cliff 39 Hartmann, Mike 4, 39, 105, 120, 140, 161, 173 Harton, Billy Haskins, Liz 72 Haskins, Sharon 52 Hawkes, Chad 62, 106 Hawkes, Kevin 72, 118 Hayer, Allen 72 Hayer, Donald Heard, Kim 52, 88 Hearwolc, Steve 62,122,123 Hedgepath, Rhonda . , 52,110 Hedrick, Greg . 52,89,106 Hedrick, Melody 66, 72, 83, 113, 147 Heilman, Terry . 52, 122, 123 Heimrick, Jenny 72 Henkel, Mary . 62, 104, 118 Hermansderfer, Debi 52 Hern, Liz 8,18,52,88 Herndon. Dennis . . .72,143 Hesslink, Debbie 72 Hesslink, Mike 62, 122, 123 Hicks, Samuel 39, 128, 152, 173 Hiemstra, Tom 62,122, 123 Higgins, Joyce 10, 39, 104, 113 Hill, Jim 62 Hill. Kevin 62 Hill, Wayne Hilliard, Donna 72 Hines, Pam 72 Hinton, Sharlene 72, 118, 119, 151 Hogge, John 80 Holland, Belinda 52 Holland, David 52 Holland. Dennis . 7, 52, 101, 106, 108, 118 Holland, Terrie 62 Holmes, Timmy 52,106 Holston, Debbie 72 Holt, Jerry- 53 Honeycutt, Brenda 62 Horton, Billy 72 Housum, Mike . 10, 62 Housum, Richard 39.106 Howard, Kim 72 Howard, Lori 72 Howell, Pam 72 Howell, Penny 62 Hoyt, Cindy 114,121 Hoyt, Ricky . , 72 Hubbard, Ron 72 Hubbard, Ross 37, 128.152,153 Hudgins, Sberry 72 Hudnall, Debra 39,117 Hughes, Grovia 72,119 Hughes, Karen . 53, 104, 110 Hughes, Leonard . 53. 106, 148 Hume, Dirk 39, 140, 142, 160 Hunt, Frank 39,121 Hunt. Robert . . 62 Hunt, Sherrie 72 Hunt, Tom 72,110,118 Hurst, Darrell 39, 88, 1 17 I Ilardi, Chris 72 Insley, Gary .53,55, 148 Irion, Brett 62 Irwin, Susie 63, 1 13, 145, 157 Ivey, Michael 72 J Jackson, Annalisa 63 Jackson, Michael 39 Jarrett, Dennis 39,117 Jefferson, Charles 1 18, 136 Jefferson, Nathaniel 53 Jelinck, Clyde 72 Jennings, Lee 63, 143 Jewel, Timmy 73 Johnson, Betsy 63, 106 Johnson, Cindy 63, 1 10, 1 18 Johnson, Elaine 63,109,118,119 Jones, Brian 73 Jones, Charlene 73, 113 Jones, Donald 106 Jones, James . . .63, 106, 108, 122, 123 Jones, Johnny 73, 106 Jones, Mike 63,110 Jones, Kathleen 53,106 Jones, K. C 53 Jones, Linda 31,73 Jones, Paty 40, 104, 110 Jones, Rod 63. 106 Jones, Roy 73 Jones, Sharia 40, 106, 120 Jones, Tom 53, 152 Jordan. Robin 73 Joyc, Vicki 63, 114 Junkleman, Robert 73 Jurgenson, Donald Justice, Carla 73 K Kammeier, Mary 73 Kammeier, Mitch 63,106,158 Kappes, Don 63 Kebler, Ron 73,158 Kehrer, Lisa 40, 47, 104, 1 13, 126, 145 Kelly, Merissa 53 Kelly, Mitch 73 Kemp, Teresa Kent, Valerie Kepley, Mark Kerns, Denise Kidd, Donald Kierstead, Chandra Kilgore, Kevin King, Chris King, Mike Kirkland, Linda Kirkland, Wanda Knott, Yvette Knott, Ronnie Knott, Thomas Konik, Angela Kounse, Jerry Krowe,Jean Rae Krowe, Suzanne Kubesh, John Kunert, David Kuzma, Tony .63, 110, 118 . .73, 106 63 63,139 . 40, 120 •53 73, 122, 123 73, 122, 123 73 53, 113, 118 40, 113, 160 53, 113, 145 73, 148 63, 113, 118 73 . .73,119 53 . .73,143 53 53 Ladewig, Dwayne La France, Earl Lamb, Steve Lance, Charles Lance, Roben Laney, Scotty Lang, Theresa Langevin, Wayne Larson, Lynn Lassiter, Cindy Lassiter, Sharon Launiki, Mike , 55 73 7, 53, 106, 108 73 73 3 73,86, 147, 151 40, 120 63, 1 18, 119 63 40 63 Lawrence, Stacey 63, 64, 118, 122, 123 Lawrence, Steve Layman, Russell Lee, Sherrie Leggett, Richard Legleu, Donna 73 53 40 63 63 Leopard, Debbie 10, 53 Letto, Anna 73 Levan, Dena 73,110 Lieblein, Lori 53, 104 Lieblein, Joe 73 Liles, Robert 54,106,108 Liles, Trina 64 Lindsay, Pam 64 Llewellyn, Bronwen ( 4 Lochstamphor, Dianne 48, 54, 104 Lochstamphor, Kyle ,73,76 Loding, Mike 54 Londeree, Brenda M. 113, 145 Long, Jeanette 40, 49, 113 Long, Kenneth 40 Long, Susie 64 Lorenzino, Linda 64,68 Lorenzino, Suar 34 Love, Angela 40, 120 Love, Jerome -73 Lovett, William 73 Lowe, Rhonda 73, 106 Lozaw, Carol 64,110 Lucas, Metta Diane 119 Luke, Chris 64, no. 111, 114 Luke, Daniel 31,40,114,120,121 Luke, Joe 48,54,110,114,128 Luke, Steve 73,79, 118 Lundstrom, Gail 54,145 Lundstrom, Gary 64 Lundsford, Keith 73 Lundsford, Mike 73, no Luongo, Angela . . 40, no M Mabe, Timothy 40, 105 Maddox, Larry 106, 108, 172 Mann, Ralph , , .73 Manning, Sabrina 64, 117, 122, 123 Marino, Mike ,54,156 Martin, Comer . . 117 Martin, Diane 40, 104, no Martin, Elvis . . 73 Martin, Leon .... 73 Martin, Mitch 73, 118 Martin, Tracy .73 Martin, Vee .41, 83, 104, 113, 144, 145, 160, 172 Martin, Wes 64 Mason, Mary 73 Masser, Chuck 54, 93, 114, 136 Massey, Eric 73 Massay, James ... 41 Massey, Sherry Mathews, Brenda 73 Mathis, Brian 73 Maxwell, Stephen Maynard, A1 54, 122, 123 Maynard, Robert 41, 106 McCarty, Cheryl .73,110 McCarty, Rose . , ,73, 121 McEvay, Kevin , , . , 74 McGuire. Emily 10,41,104,113,118, 144, 145, 151, 173 McGuire, Pam . . , 54 McIntosh, Brenda . 54, 122, 123 McIntosh, Cynthia 41 McKenzie, Jodie 64 McLaughlin, Barney 54,81,82 McLaughlin, Gary . 54 McLean, Anne . 25, 52, 54, 124, 150, 151, 161 McMannus, Gregory McMillan, James 41,110,118 Meinberg, Carrie 6, 10, 54, 57, 93, 104, 1 13, 144, 145 Melo, Michael E, 7, 41, 105, 128, 140, 148, 161, 173 Melo, Sandy 64 Menke, Jack 54, 122, 123 Menke, Kim 74 Messer, Eddie 41 Meyers, Mike , , 74, 143 Michaelis, Gary .64 Miller, Beth 64, 106, no, 114, 118 Miller, Glenda 64 Miller, Greg ., , 74,105,106 Miller,Joe . .54,110,122,123 Miller, Rick 54 Milton, Doug ,54 Mittelman, Karen , . 54 Mokszanowski, Teresa 64 Mtxire, Candy 64 Moore, Eddie 64 Mcxire, Gerry 64, 122, 123 Moore, Lorenzo 74, 139 Moore, Patrice 64 Moore, Robert 41 Moore, Virginia 41 Muise, Diane . . ,41 Muise, Jane 54 Mulkey, David 54 Mullino, Johnny 74 Munson, Charles 74 Myers, Debi 64 N Nace, John . 64, 122, 123 Nace, Mike 64 Nailing, Ray , . 122, 123 Nailing, Tammy 54,106,113,118, 144, 145 Nardi, Melissa 41 Nardi, Myet 74, 106 Nate, Cathy Neejer, Pat • ' 4 Nelson, Susan Nelson, William Nettles, Tony Nettles, Debbie Newman, Raymond Newsome, Donna Nichols, James . Niess, John Nipper, Jim Nixon, Katrina Northrop, Robin Nuckols, David 74 41 74 41,118,119 54 42, 104, no, 173 42, 106, 108 42 74 74 42, 104, 119 64, 106, 148 O Occhiuti, Frank Oden, Karen Oesterle, Jan Oesterle, Jeff Olliff, Sandy Olson, R O’Neal, Andreene Orr, Andee Ostrowoski, Pat Owens, Charlie Owens, Chris .M, 114 64 42, 113, 151, 161, 172 .74 74 , 110 74 54, 87, 124 .... 74 22, 74 55, 114, 121 Owens, Karen Owens, Kenny Owens, Randy 42 64, 122, 123 , .117 Padelt, Don Padgett, Barton Padgett, Melinda Panak, Sandy . Parker, Brian Parker, Michael Parker, Phyllis Parks, Annette Parsons, V ' alerie Pate, A1 Patrick, Raymond Payne, Kathy Pearce, Dennis Pearce, Bobby Pearson, Brad Pegues, Alex 74 9,69,74 54, 113, 150, 151, 161 64 . . 122, 123 74 . , 65 65, 114 55 65, 139 74 65, 140, 148 42 55 65 Pegues, Herman 55, 122, 123 Penn, Susan .74 Penna, Tony 55, 122, 123 Peters, Doug 55, 57,93, 136 Peterson, Scott 55,93. 122, 123 Peterson. Terry 42, 122. 123 Petruzzi, Chris 42,152 Petty, Jane 110, 114 Phaneuf, Karen , -55 Phaneuf. Stacey 74, 118 Phillips, Bert , , , 74 Pickens, Edwin 65, 106, 108 Pierce, Jimmy 55,93.105,106,128, 140, 141 Pike, Patricia 55 Pipkins, Henry Plahn, Corkey 74 Planholt, Chris 74 Pleasants, Jeff 74, 143 Pleasants, John 55, 122, 123, 143 Pollard, Carol 42. 112 Potter, Kim - ,, .55,113 Pratt, Paul 65. 117, 122, 123 Pratt, Wilma .42 Presson,Jeff .55 Presson,John 74 Pribble, Shelby 74 Prince, David -’A Prior,John . .42, 152, H2 Prior, Steve 65, no Pro, Lydia 55 Prosser, Barry 122, 123 Puckett, Robin 74 Purvis, Sheryl 55 Q Quarterman, Phebc 65. 114, 118 R Randall, Donald 55 Randall, Dorothy 42,113 Rash, Renne 4,42 Read, Steve 65 Redhair, Kathy 65, 106, 108 Reed, Thomas, M 74, 156 Reeves, Evelyn 65, 112, 119 Reeves, Mary 42, no, 119 Reid, Mark .74 Reid, Mike : 55 Reid, Steve 55, 106, 108 Reynolds, Tom 65 Rhew, Sandy 65 Rhodes, Howard 20, 53, 55, 156 Richardson, Debbie 55 Richardson, Elizabeth 65 Richardson, Robert C. 42, 105, 109, 120. 152 Richmond, Kevin 65, 139 Richmond, Steve 74, 106, 148 Riley, Lettie 43 Riley, Mary 43 Rilee, Rhonda 74 Riley, Sarah 65,110 Rillee, Stanley 74 Rioux, Cyndy 55 Rioux, Mark 74 Ritter, Lundy , 43, no, 114 Rivers, Cheryl 83. 104, 1 10, 120, 124 Robbins, Cinde 74 Robbins, John 74 Roberts, Cindy ,75,110 Roberts, Sharon 43,80 Robinson, Newton 65 Robinson, Walter 75, 118 Rodden, Jack 65 Rodden, Robert 75 Roderick, Ken 65, 136, 152 Roesh, Glen 75 Roesh, Lori 75 Rogers, Kim 43 Rogers, Patty 55 Roller, Shiryl . ...48,56,117 Rollins, Susan 75,76 Romine, Chris 75 Roob, Daniel . . 43, 72, 106 Roob, Richard 65,106,122,123 Roos, Donna 43,112,119 Roper, Joseph DeWitt 43 Rose, Connie 56 Rose, David 63,65 Rose, Otis 128, 152 Rosensteel, Jeff . -75 Rowe, Timmy 75,91, no, 114 Rowe, William 43,110,111 Royalty, Larry 43, 117 , 120 Russell, Alvin 65 Russell, Andre Russell, Charlene 75 Russell, Charles 56 Russell, Cheryl 43,110 S Sackman, Shawn 75, 148 Sandefur, Char 43.114 Sandefur, Ellen 65, 114, 118, 119 Sanders. Bridgette 65 Sarver, James . . 43 Sarver, Margie 66, 118, 151 Sarver, Mike 66, 105, 122, 123 Savllo, Ann 66 Saunders, Donald . 66, 106 Saunders, Wanda -75 Savoie, David .75 Sawyer, Bruce 75, 140 Scadden, Judy .43, 110, 117 Scott, Lee 75 Scott, Mark 128,148 Scott, Melissa .75 Seay, Jane 75, 106, 118 Seay, Judy Ann 113.118 Sedgwick, Cathy 56, 113, 118 Seigler, Geri 9. 56, 117 Seigler, Ann .44,117 Sensiba, Tom 75, 140 Screno, William 141 Seward, James 44 Seward, Kenny 11,56 Sharp, Mike 75 Shaw, Charles Shellhammer, Donna 62, 66, 118, 124 Shellhammer, Laua 29, 56, 110 Shelton, David Shepard, Duane 56 Shepherd, Eddy 66 Sherman, Annette 75 Shields, Barbara 66,117,118 Shiflett, Debbie 44 Shiflett, Randy 75 Shifflet, Steve 66 Shiver, Ritchie 56 Shiver, Terry 75 Sidler, Cathy 66,67,104 Sidler, Harold 56, 122, 123, 156, 157 Simmons, Steve 44, 106, 116, 120, 121, 124 Simpson, Harold Simpson, J. W 66,136 Simpson, Ricky .75 Simpson, Roger 44 Sines, Richard 110 Singleton, Janet 66, 117 Singleton, Richard Sink, Mark 75 Skievaski, Belena . 120 Skil lman, Pam 75 Skillman, Regina 66 Slade, Carroll ... 44 Slade, Denise .- 75,113 Slade, Jeff 56. 136, 137, 138 Slade, Kieth 66 Smith, Amy . .75 Smith, Anita 44, 104, 106, 113 Smith, Debbie 8,66 Smith. Donna 76 Smith, Douglas 44,117 Smith, Juanita 76, 91 Smith, Kathy 66 Smith, Kim 44, 104 Smith, Linda 44 Smith, Mark 122, 123 Smith, Mary Jo Smith, Mike Smith, Randy Smith, Robin Smith, Stephen Smith, Steve Smith, Tom 66, 145, 147 56,66, 106, 140, 154 56, 140, 141 63,66,118 76, 119 66, 143 66, 105 il: Smith, Wallace 76, 118 Snyder, Jackie 76 Soles, Cindy 66, 1 19 Soles, Curtis 56,148 Soles, Rita 76 Sothcott, Robert 45 Soucy, Debbie 45 Soucy, Rick 76, 122, 123 Soult, Diane 76 Sparks, Kathy 71, 76 Spencer, Steven 45, 117 Spivey, Ruth 56,118,124 Spurio, Kippy . 56, 1 12, 122, 123 Spurio, Mike 66 Stafford, Scott 56, 152 Stamper, Larry 66 Stanaway, Dusty 66 Stanfield, John 76 Stanley, Ricky 66 Stannard, Kathy 76 Stannard, Sue 45,104,119 Stark. Donna 76 Starr, Mark 76,148 Starr, Rob 45,117 Steele, Peggy 66 Steer, Hazel .. 56,117 Steiger, John 76 Stewart, Debi 56, 113, 122, 123, 151 Stewart, Dennis 45, 116, 122, 123, 124 Stewart, Jeannie 56, 122, 123, 151 Stimpson, Royal 76 Stimpson, Tangi 45 Stokes, Del 45,78,110 Stokes, Kay 45,87,91,104,110,111, 114 Stokes, Rhonda 56 Stokes, Sandra 66 Stokes, Wallace 66 Stoutenberg, Mitchell 66 Stratton, Jenalda 43, 110, 117 Stratton. Kathy .76 Stratton, Malinda 76 Strickland, John 10 , bb Stump, Paula ()6, 143 Stutler, Bill 36, 106, 124 Stutler, Robert 76, UXi Summersett, James 76 Summcrsctt, Roger 76 Sommerville, Bob 128 Sutton, Jalcnc 36 Swann, Donna 76, 147 Swanson, Sharon 36, 113, 144, 143, Swartz, Nancy 76 Swartz, Paul 148 Swicegood, John bh Swicegood, Kieth 119 Swope, Jackie 4, 23, 43, 86, 87, 90, 1 10, P2 Szlczynskt, Steve 76, 122, 123 T Tally, Brian 36, no Tanner, Jana 66, 83, 118 Tassone, Phillip 43 Taylor, Doug 36, 1 14 Taylor, James 43 Taylor, Lealon 43, 128 TerEick, Cindy 66, 113 TerEick, Dona 46, no, 131 Terry, DeAnne 76, 83, 113. 143, 147, 131 Terry, Pam 36, 104, 113, 145 Thacker, Ann 56 Theriault, Gary 66, 117, 122, 123 Theriault, Steve 53 Thomas, Carole 36 Thomas, Charlene ,77 Thomas, Dartene 117 Thomas, Franklin .. . .77 Thomas, Gary 77 Thomas, John 77, 122, 123 Thomas, Lisa 77 Thomas, Marsha 11, 104, 118, 124 Thomas, Orsby 46, 80 Thomas, Susan 56,114,119 Thomason, Jamie 77 Thompson, Jeff 77 Thornbcrry, Mark Thornberr ' , Peggy Thornton, Donna Thornton, Garland Thornton, Wayne 9, 46, 128, 140, 141, 160 67, 113, ni 67, 147 77, 122, 123, 139 114 Thorton, Donald 36 Tiller, Lynn Timmerman, Karon 36 Timmerman, Sharon 37, 124 Tomaino, David 77 Tomaino, Ronald 46 Tosti, Mary 46 Tosti, Janet . .77 Tracy, Debbie 46, 79,91, 106, no, 114, 116, 172 Tracy, Melody . 67 Traylor, Donna 46 Treadway, Charley 67 Treadway, Minyard 117 Trundy, Mike Tunstall, Joe 118, 136 Turlington, Janice . .77, 106 Turlington, Karen 67, 114, 118 Trainum, Debbie 57, 113 Trombley, Lisa 37 Tyeryar, Pam 57,118 Tyler, Michael 117 U Underwcxxl, Iris 11 Underwood, Paul . . 37, 124 V Valdes, Chico 46, 124 Valdes, Michael 106 VanDyke, Vicky 77 VanFoasan, Donald . . 77 VanScoy, Patricia 77 Vaughn, Diane 37, 86, 87, 93, 104, 113, 124, 144, 145 Veach, Steven 46,89 Vernon, Marc bl Vouri, Cheryl 67, 118, 121 W Walker, Kathy 46 Wallace, Joseph IP Wallace, Kathy 37,93, 118 Wallace, Vanessa 46, 81, 117 Walters, Bonnie 67 Walters, Gerry Walters, Susan 67, 160 Walton, David 37, 109, 127, 128, 136, 137. 132 Walton, Doris 77, 119 Walton, Michele 46, 1 1 3 Walton, Steve 77 Warden, Dale 67, 143 Warnick, Kathy 77 Waters, Gerry 67 Waters, Ricky 10, 46, 117 Waters, Travis Watson, Chuck 63,67 Watson, Cindy .67 Watson, Mel 31, 51, 80 Watson, Mike 77 Watson, Mitch . .77 Watts, Brenda 67 Webb, Michael 47, 122, 123 Weber, Harold 67 Weidman, Mark West, Charles 67,70, 79, 139 West, Greg 77 Westberry, Richard 47, 140 Westerfield, Robert 47 Wharton. Frank 77, 118, 143 Wheless, Richard Wherry, Ruth 77 Whitaker, Connie 77, 113, 118, 131 Whitaker, Susan 77,119,131 White, Candy . 11 White, David 117 Whitelaw, Tom 57, 112, 122, 123 Wiener, Eric 67 Wiggins, Dennis 57 Wilburn, Barbara 47, 104, 114, 124 Wilburn, Debbie . 77,89, 118 Wilburn, Tom 57, 121, 122, 123 Wilcox. Lisa 1 10 Willett, Keith Williams, Brenda - 77 Williams, Diane 37,110 Williams, Greg 67, 112, 122, 123 Williams, Juanita 77,110 Williams, Mark 77, 140, 141 Williams, Ramona 57, no, 112 Williams, Ronnie 82 Willoughley, Peggy 77. 10( Wilson, Billy 21, 30, 80 Wilson, Cindy 77, 106 Wilson, Cynthia . 37 Wilson, Lance 67, UX), 122, 124 Wilson, Larry Dale 37, 128 Wilson, Larry Dean 26, 47 Wilson, Linda 47 Wilson, Nannette . .77 Wilson. Rose 77 Wilson, Sylvia 77 Wilson, Toni 37 Windham, David 67, 132 Windmuller, Dennis 47, 128 Windmuller, Steve 3, 37 Wingct, Monty 37, 122, 123 Winters, Carolyn 67 Wirt, Mike 26, 67 Wogomon, James 67. 143 Woodell, Lisa 67, 144, 143 Worst, Tim 77, 106 Wright, Angie 4,47,114 Wright, Edward 47, 88, 128, 132 Wright, Richard Wright, Marilyn . . ,77 Wyatt, Nathan 77 Wyatt, Wayne Y Yeager, Sharon 77 Young, Larue . .77, 119 Young, Earl 67 Zerncs, Jon Zuehl, Bcv 47 77, 10(i 184 Yov Yi 3 o YORK COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY YORKTOWN VA 23882 3 31 46 00086 2963
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