Tabb High School - Bengal Yearbook (Tabb, VA)

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Amazing Results After One Short Year on the Yearbook Program! Before At last! a revolutionary program that RIDS you of all that ugly excess SANITY in just twelve months! Yes, you too can look this BAD! Unbelievable? Our mem- bers have proven it to be ABSOLUTELY true. ONLY HOURS A DAY In a matter of days you will have a more haggard-looking body without stren- uous dieting, over-exercise or nerve-shat- tering pills.. And you achieve this MIRA- CLE either afterschool or in the privacy of your own home. EVERYTHING YOU NEED IN ONE KIT By joining the yearbook staff, you get everything you need to work on the Ben- gal. All you supply is your time and imagi- nation. This year our staff worked dili- gently to bring to you this masterpiece to enjoy for years to come. When you want to look back on the gcxxl ol’ days and laugh at how you wore your hair and clothes, you have only to open up this memory kit and gaze at its contents. YEARBOOK MEMBERS SWEAR BY IT They say the program is very fun and rewarding. They enjoy staying afterschool for two hours every day, and during dead- line week — staying up until four every morning. Professionals highly recommend the yearbcxDk program to all bright young peo- ple. They say it builds character, stamina, and tolerance and at the same time pre- pares one for the insane world which lies in wait. S3 (unretouched photo) YKARBOOK STAFF

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AV Club Visits WVEC-TV Doesn ' t it seem like teachers are always having problems with the AV equipment? The AV Club was organized in hopes of helping to alleviate this problem of helpless faculty. In addition to this, members of the Audio Visual Club, along with spon.sor Mrs. Cindy Ford, visited WVEC-TV and various radio stations to expand their general knowledge. MEMBERS; Mike Ford. Keith Davis, Jerome Love, Tony Fairfax, Craig Eisenbrown. Tim Cash, Cindy Dreier, Pat Barclay. Many students interested in a science career are members of the Science Club. Under the direction of Mr. Ellis Boyd, students make further explorations of their classroom studies and are introduced to the equipment and facilities at Tabb and local colleges Research on science careers and studies in individual interests are also conducted. Initiative is needed in this world of competition, and science club members show plenty of it. MEMBERS: Andy Deskins, Robert Bazzani, David Copeland, Russell Enos, Mike Cloud. Lance Wilson, Brent Pearlstein, Steve Smith Students Pursue Own Field of Interest FBLA Members Attend Summer Conference Sharon Harris and Debbie Trainum, along with sponsor Mrs. Scott, went to Massanetta Springs for an FBLA Leadership Conference in July of ' 74. As this year’s President, Debbie Trainum has accomplished, a great deal with help from the other officers; Laurie Haas — Secretary and Treasurer, Sharon Harris — Reporter. The purpose of the Future Business Leaders of America is to help students develop leadership and adapt to the world of business. This year, the FBLA contributed to the March of Dimes by selling trash bags and scented candles and participating in the walk-a- thons. Speakers from different places on the peninsula were invited to speak to the members, and during Thanksgiving a foodbasket was donated to a poor family. At the end of the year, a banquet is held for members who have earned money for the club. The FBLA, made up of people with common interests and goals, works together and has a good time. MEMBERS: Cindy Belhmar, Arlene Braxton, Sharon Cole, Rhonda Coleman, Judy Davis, Bridgette Dillard, Wendy Dillard, Mary Dryden, Pam Guill, Rhonda Hedgepath, Mary Hendel, Kim Howard, Bronwon Llewellyn, Pat McGuire, Mike Meyers, Theresa Morse, Kim Potter, Debbie Richardson, Denise Slade, Lisa Tromley, Brenda Watts, Ramona Williams, Rose Wilson, Larue Young, Toni Wilson. 52 AV-FBLASCIENCE

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Yearbook 9faff EDITpaS Anne McLc» Diane H HHolland DcniE Holland 1 jCaye TWington, 6avid Nfiy y Cathy Biqjjfr Loci ' tfmmA [ones Steve ' Wilson Rod Jones Scott Stewaifij )hsor: Susie Harrel