Tabb High School - Bengal Yearbook (Tabb, VA)

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New Lifestyle Begins for Freshmen ' i; Energy abounded through the halls of Tabb High as the class of ' S entered into higher education. Their first duties were to nominate class officers and to settle all the fees and expenses for the upcoming year. The class officers chosen were Brian Nozolino as President, Charles Samuel as Vice-President, Tina Fisher as Secretary, and Tracey Holland as Treasurer. This year the freshmen were involved in the magazine sales, homecoming, Christmas decorating, and Miss Tabb High. The freshmen disproved the regular freshman conception by their enthusiasm and quick adjustment to high • s choollife. If you think this js great, wait till • . . ‘ . . ' ' • • • next ' yqar! . Relaxing and taking a smoke break during lunch. George Garrett and Chris Nelson show a little affection Wanda Farmer expresses herself by playing the guitar and singing Freshman class officers show a smile Judy Booth stumbles in front of the class for the correct answer 126 FRESHMEN

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A Staff Offers a Bit of Variety This year, as usual, the cafeteria staff has provided daily, tasty and nutritious meals for the population of Tabb High Preparing and running the cafeteria is an all day job for Mrs. Fisher and her staff. Lunches are served to three half-hour lunch blocks, and sometimes to early or late comers. Throughout the year, the cafeteria staff tried to create a more colorful and lively atmosphere at Tabb with attractive decorations and a few exotic dishes. On Mexican Day,” tacos and tequila” were served in a candlelit cafeteria. The staff deserves the recognition and thanks that is sometimes bypassed. CAFETERIA STAFF: Pearly Griffin, Ybonne Lawrence, Gloria Ludwig, Mertle Smith, Eleanor Hunt, Barbara Fisher, Holice Wilson, Joy Phanef, Emma Chisman, Janet Banance, Carol Peuy, Joanna Sommersett, Gay Hudgins, Angela Bennet. Permanent Subs Grow Accustomed to Tabbmanian Habitat Permanent substitutes, Mrs. Karen Conley and Mr. Jim Mark, certainly got around, each day visiting a different set of classes. A welcome sight to many students ( most often on test days), they are always greeted with great enthusiasm. Day after day, the custodians pierformed duties necessary for the upkeep of the school. STAFF 12S $ I I ■ i i ■ I I 2 3

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