Tabb High School - Bengal Yearbook (Tabb, VA)

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Key Clubbers Walk for Leukemia Members Get Involved in Community Projects The Tabb High Key Club this year has certainly proved to be a service-oriented organization. Under the leadership of Jimmy Pierce and direction of Mr. Anderson, the club had made pathways toward community interaction. Among many other activities, Key clubbers helped set up the fair for Patrick Henry Hospital, sang Christmas carols at the Veteran ' s Administration, walked for Leukemia, cleaned out the school parking lot and a field for the community, and ushered for the Christmas Choral Concert. Along with Jimmy, the other officers include Vice-president Andy Deskins, Secretary Don Ewton, Treasurer Greg Miller and Sergeant-at-Arms Bruce Cunningham. KEY CLUB MEMBERSHIP: Glen Cuddihy Terry Anderson Frank Marcucci Russell Enos Robert Bazzani Allan Esterman Gary Derby David Robbins Bob Diggles Don Kane Steve Stanton Joe Luke Jeff Kane Dale Warden Steve Luke Pete Windham Jerry Lawrenc Bill Dougherty Kyle Bateman Mike Sarver Tom Smith Mike Launkitis 36 KEY CLUB

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Leather Jackets Replace Letter Jackets The school year got off to a good start when the Keyettes sponsored a fifties dance with a fifties day as its prelude. With almost one hundred percent participation, the school rocked and rolled” to the beat of Elvis Presley, Little Richard, the Crescents, and the Platters. Smiles covered the faces of many as bobby socks, leather jackets, ponytails, and ducktails entered the school. By the end of the day, Tabb High looked like a frame out of Sons and Daughters.” The jukebox was brought into the lunchroom, and kids and teachers alike jitterbugged to the great bands of the fifties. TTiroughout the day, the Keyettes had observed the many participants and awarded Larry Wilson and Pam Terry as best dressed fifties male and female. Later that evening, ponytails were adjusted, leather jackets shined up, and the fifties mob descended onto the school. T ' le vibes of the fifties bounced off the walls, which were decorated with forty-fives. The dance finished on a good note with many complaining, I still want to dance!” Tfie Keyettes felt the dance was a total success, both for themselves and the school. People went off jitterbugging into the night while Keyettes counted their money; two hundred and eighty, two hundred and eighty-five, two hundred and ninety . . . Jeff and Carol gaze around the smoking area and wonder why everyone is dressed so strangely A punk straight from Hell’s Angels”? No, it’s our Itxal ladies’ man, Larry Wilson; enough to make your heart stop. Looks as if the senior lounge is in for a surprise attack. Ken Roderick and Mike Wirt make the scene with letterjackets from way back when. And the faculty had an even better time. KEYEITES- O’s DA ' S

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Tiger Band Continues Its Number One Ratings Under the superior direction of Mr Percy Ironmonger, the Tiger Band once again began to accumulate an overflowing calender and a full trophy case. The activities began with the Grafton Day festivities, followed by Yorktown Day. All-County Band was next and a combined chorus and band concert was given at Christmastime. At Williamsburg Parade, the 1st place trophy went once again to the Tabb High Tiger Band. At the beginning of the new year, several band members participated in the Regional Workshop Concert, January 21 ; hosted by Tabb. Bob Diggles had the honor of being 1st chair regional from THS. The next weekend, berth the Jazz Ensemble and Dues” Band got ratings of 1 and claimed 3 trophies at the stage Band Festival. Throughout the year, the Jazz Ensemble played at various schools while late in February the Stage Band tryouts were held. March l4th, the Concert Band participated in the Band Festival held at Menchville and March 20th was the Winter Concert. The Band also hosted the Sunny Days Revue to raise money. Percy Ironmonger in constant motion. Nothing like organization, uniformity, and spirit! SYMPHONIC AND MARCHING BANDS: Flutes: C. Wilson, M. Edwards, J. Turlington. Clarinets: R. Lowe, G. Grahm, B Ward, B, Ward, D Enos. Oboes: D Rowe. Sax Alto: R. Belford, H. Austin, R. Brund, K Doune, C. Haase, S. Hunt, G. Nelson, A. Holley. Sax Tenor: B. Diggles, S. Miller, J. Jones, G. Clontz. Sax Bari: D. Nuckols. Trumpets: T. Holmes, S. Hancock, S, Rollins, T. Worst, G. Cuddihy, S. McGuire, S. Lamb, K. Redhair, M. Kelley. French Horns: M. Green, R. Lznisinki, L. Hughes. Baritones: D. Jones, E. Pickens, G. Hedrick, J. Lawrence, R Hook. Tubas: D. Babb, J. Pierce, R. Foob, T. Stuttler. Drummers: D. Holland, S. Richmond, S. Lamb, R Roob, M. Giles, J. Jones, R Burcher. Bass Clairnets: S. Davis, B. Miller, G. Copley, B. Johnson. Trombones: R Liles, M. Crabb, S. McLean, J. Meredith, B Spencer, N. Effinger, R. Easley. REGIONAL BAND: B Diggles, R Lowe, G. Grahm, J. Meredith, M. Crabb, H Austin. Workshop: C. Wilson, M. Nardi, B. Ward, M. Robbins, S. Davis, B Johnson, K. Downs, S. Hancock, S. Rollins, S. McLean, R. Roob, D. Babb, D. Holland. BAND 37