Tabb High School - Bengal Yearbook (Tabb, VA)

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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

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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

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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