Tabb High School - Bengal Yearbook (Tabb, VA)

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A 9afisfacfory Season Buf Superior Spirit The Tabb J.V. team had the dubious honor of being tied with the Tigers archrivals, York; a score of 6-6. TTough the season was an uneventful one, the team finished up their last game with a score of 6-0 against Warwick. At the last minute an interception was made with a run of 80 some yards for the winning points. Once again the Jr. Tigers have shown that they have the spirit and will power to live up to the expectations of their advancement to the ranks of the Varsity team. A Tiger punts the ball past a Bruin. A sweep by number 24. • Coach Williams counsels one of his men. Dairy hands off to number 20. I FIRST ROW: A. Meyers, L. King, R. Fortner, S. Howard, B. Sawyer, C. Plond, B. King, M. Reid. SECOND ROW: M. Ashbey, D. Dcuer, J. Love, E, Scott, M. Meyers, J. Meservey, T. Stutler. THIRD ROW: S. Weidman, D. Long, R. Hubbard, M. Fox, L. Willis, D. Hill. FOURTH ROW: T Fairfax, S. Cutts, R Hook, E. Cook. J.V. FOOTBALL 97

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JVs — Unwavering in Spirit J.V. Cheerleaders continued to induce spirit at football and basketball games throughout the seasons. This year, the girls enjoyed the same privileges as the varsity squad; they attended parades, cheered a varsity game, and even went to Florida with the band. The J.V.’s did a great job, using enthusiasm and energy as ammunition for keeping crowds going. SQUAD MEMBERS: Cindy Brady DeAnn Terry Charlene Hinton Joyce Stafford Debi Wilburn Bridget Dillard Donna Swann Anne Derby Connie Whitaker Teresa Lang D’Ann Allred Cindy Foreti ch 1 . The cry for two points is raised by the J.V.’s. Donna Swann and DeAnn Terry cheer a steal by the J.V. team. During varsity games, J.V. Cheerleaders sparked enthusiasm in the stands. Squad Basket! Anne Derby shows her excitement. 96 CHEERLEADERS

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f ' ■ ‘V JV Basketball Has Banner Year This year the J.V, basketball team bounced to a winning season of 15-5. Under the guidance of Coach Steve Deutsch, the young tigers managed to stay in a five way tie for first place by tbe season’s end. Unfortunately, the young tigers lost to York in their first playoff game by two points. Leading the J.V. team on the floor were: R. Dillard, W. Dillard, H. Evans, J. Dillard, L. Moore, A. Deskins, G. West, K. Giles, A. Davis, P. Furby, G. Lia, and G. Thornton. Ao Speed of the players was essential to the team’s success. It took total team effort to produce a winning season. The J.V. Tigers fought hard against rival York. ‘Harvey Evans remained the highest scorer” throughout the season. ‘Andy Deskins takes it slow, concentrating on every move. ‘The J.V.’s managed to stay a jump ahead of their opponents. 98 J.V. BASKETBALL 1 V- - ; 1 r 7 ,7 Tabb 72 Hampton Tabb 75 Lafayette Tabb 69 Pembroke 57 Tabb 76 Warwick 66 Tabb 71 Bethel 45 Tabb 43 Ferguson 62 ' Tabb 64 Kecoughtan 49 Tabb 62 Menchville 51 Tabb 42 York 54 Tabb 53 Denbigh 47 Tabb 47 Lafayette 42 Tabb 70 Hampton 62 Tabb 71 Pembroke 62 Tabb 53 Warwick 59 Tabb 95 Bethel 51 Tabb 55 Ferguson 54 Tabb 65 Kecoughton 66 (triple overtime) Tabb 60 Menchville 39 Tabb 49 York 40 Tabb 48 Denbigh 58 ■ t Tabb 61 York 63 (district .. layoff) Season: 15 wins 6 losses »